."l, . ,rit
(«a
32.00-351.75».
Franklin Shoes.
atmn's,‘ Bob’s. Youth’s. .Lillie‘Men’s.
{57.80.
‘ t
“.26.
low pair Outdated perfectland guaranteed to 919: satisfaction.
r. n. LYON a co. sum.
.1”: Washington Street.
\ Judiciary Committee.
liliiclt has Matter in lland.
is WBeqinllearingsonllturs-
day. and Goutinue lhem‘ln-
definitely
. f'
. HARTFORD, March li—‘l‘he cont-
, in; week at the General Assembly in
.to ado the beginning of the important
‘ light over the. propoaed repeal of the
zeneral railroad law. The Judiciary
;, committee, which has this question in
hand, Is to begin hearings on Thursday
’ and VIII! continue them until both sides
have presented all their nrgttmenttt. . it
“Owned. that this bill will bring
“out the most important contest of the
newton. as railroad corporations. bgth
steam and trolley.»are intensely inter-
Oltpd in the proposed measure. 'l‘wo
bills aimed at.this general reform of
,vthe present laws have been presented
07 the legislature. One of them calls
:‘for a new law providing that no rail-
road shall be constructed by any cot"
Alteration that has not received its char-
WI: from the general assembly by spec-
llract. The other provides that no
pal estate shall be taken without per-
Infection of the parties interested by
J any railroad company not specially
‘ battered. by the legislature,
In the other word the first bill'pro
Idea to repeal the present general
rallroud law,whicli allows corporationa
to build steam roads without recourse
to Special charter, though the railroad
commission. The. second hill propos-
ea. to take away the right of eminent
domain. from such corporations.
6 specific cause for the presenta-
ion of these two measures In this as-
mbly In said to he the move made by
Boston financed corporation. that has
Mn already incorporated under the
general railroad law and intends to
construct a new road front Hartford
through Middletown to New Haven.
and later equip it with a lhll‘d rail
yateln. join it to other roads of the
We company in Massachusetts. and
potato a now through road front New
_ van to Boston. in opposition to the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
”tom, and also to the various trolley
Ines running between towns In this
hate in the territory named. For this
‘ ure will be. lined up both the trol-
_ and steam railroad interests of the.
lute each believing that. under a con-
uatlon of the present laws. there
old he no protection to present rail-
oad interests. Against the measure
. will appear Hartford attorneys
’. the Boston capital interested in the
. .thlrd rail road. The original sen-
‘reference of this bill was to the
It“!!! commission. but the House in-
alated that it so before the judiciary
committee to which it has now been
referred.“
”he railroad commiasion is to con-
ue, for some weeks yet. and if the
poalbllla pass the House and Senate.
have the old Connecticut West-
'Il'ht again on Its hands. The con—
out amendment committee in
diaport also. but with‘theae two
can toes almoat ready to close their
, r there now seems no reason why
a passion should not end much eat‘
‘ mun]. ' '
g:
_ E’Eag Shampoo we are using
_I to no superior to anything we
over used. it exhiliarwtes the
and thoroughly removes the dan-
than this is absolutely pure-—
, at .
‘ .- her the Running, Hot
, Wat‘ '.” ‘
rout-”III, Blimp.
ammonia 5N0 walk.
" 10c lb.
12 to to: lb.
14.: lb._
2 Ibm, 25¢
. 10:: lb.‘
J,. ". 710146“).
, ace.;So. Norwalk'.
Therlime
“Gunilla-Tumblers
K meme»
a
South Norwalk, Conn.
MILO RTNERI
Mcrchunt Tailor.
Will 'Call
and take your measure for Clothing.
and when goods are finished will deliv-
er them free of charge.
Send me a postal. that is all.
80 SOUTH MAIN OTREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
l
ai'
til lSt F? '
BARA‘liIiiA KEISEI“
‘Barathea
MW Cravattings
are not satin nor twill. but a
peculiar weave of silk hotter
than either.
Ask Your Ham-III".
A nobby suit or light. weight
overcoat has value added to It,
when wortt with a
KEISER-BARATHEA CRAVAT.
Our line of these worthy goods
In composed of all the newt-st,
shapes in both plain and fancy
pat terns.
We close evenings at 6 o'clock,
, 0
except Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday.
.9. Qavis & Elan,
85 \VAHI i I NG'I‘ON H'I‘REE'I‘.
301 "I‘ll NOR‘V A I .K
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, ,
HATTER, FURNISHER. [
Telephone l33-l2
The Gottlieb Sale
Closes at the
end of this
week.
~ Until the close you can get
Men's Suits at $2.48.
Children's l'Sm’t‘s, at 98c.
$1.48. $1.98.
Every piece of clothing well
worth more.
D. GOttlieb
11 North Main 8t.,' South Norwalk,
«m
iGloIer‘s The Place}
\an.d V
= OXIOFd's<‘-.\ ,,_
Allstyl‘a I'd all leathers.
Voté'hmtror the Men-
cgmts'GorLt'bmas. _
lPho'ne lSI-fi'l ..
. local union in the state.
‘adopllon of a uniform apprentice aya-
l tent {or carpenters and joinbra’will ol- ‘
‘ so be considered.
i . We wish to announce. to our many
I customers and the ladies of The Nor- '
ISp'rinnghotts .
"tithing
l_'____
Com’o lay—~Wu cordially welcome vou. .
i. . Our storébaa been remodeled and appears very attrac- .
live. and otlt’htockl hu‘hoo‘éclonewed so that we are now
prepared to recount to you all poly selected line ‘of Clothinfl
I!“
.Q, . .'
tilting
and Furuilll
Our Tailoring Department“. to be featured and we are
to give lint finality work u‘rlowaa 815 the unit for H for
trousers. ‘ ‘ l " 1 I
\
Harry Goodwin,
Mahackemo‘ Hotel Block.
'\
lMPORTANT LAaOa'CONFt-za‘s‘mcé.
NORWICH. March li-Tho semi-tilel
uuul meeting or the State Association]
of the llrotberhond of Carpenters and . . .
.loiuera, to be held here next Monday" .ondon and Globe Finance corporation
and Tuesday. [9 expected to be of 'm‘ who in alleged to have abaconded
usual importance and will be attended from London bad ‘ ”I.” career In fl'
probably by representatives of every ttattcial circles in this city about tlfteet.
One of the. years ago. While hero Wright lived
matters to be discussed will be the I." elegant “MI"- and from 133‘ l0 ”‘9'
Tracy bill before the state lezlslature. resided in liavrrfoi'd. a fashionable
providing for the incorporation of la “mm" “’0‘" ”R,“ rented an "“1""
bor unions. An arrangement for the in tho oldkMerchant s Exchange. Build-
ing. now the stock exchange anti began
busineaa as a broker in cotton. grain
and petroleum. He was not a ment-
. ,- ber of the exchange. Wright during
his stay here is said to have been Iden-
tified with various "Get-Riclt‘Qulck"
cont-emit. lie disappearetl from Pbi'.~
tltll'lllhll ln lhiil.
add boats.
AMES LEAVES FOR MINNESOTA,
MANCHESTER, N. li.. March Hw-
llr. A A. I\flli'rl_ former mayor of Min-
neapolis, left here tonight on lilt-t vol-
untary return tottlie Minnetrotu city. to
answer to cltnraos of bribery. Sheriff
Ilrether. of Minneapolis and Deputy
Sheriff Deane of Manchester N. H..
ncctuuptttiled the doetor. Mrs. Amen
:lllll dauchtur also were in the party.
The) will paw toulaltl in Boston,
Withk'en' WRIGHT'S guest!
PHILADELPHIA, 9a., March it'—
Wliitaiter Wright. the director of the,
walks that we will move to Stamford
on the 10th Inst, whore we have a first
class establishment with new spring.
models. the latest styles from v‘Parls
anti a fttll line of Imported broadcloths,
etc. and all the latent In home. clotha‘
as well.' We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the best in
quality, style, and fit, as usual. Don't
forget.
lint-e paid to all purchasers.
Krasovitz 8. Fox,
270 Main St. Stamford. Can't.
muss comma r.
I- Silliilllhllllfllllilli
General Contractor
TIONS. WATER WORK OF Aid.
KINDS. GRADINO, ROCK EXCAVA-
, a s. TION, MASON WORK.
The new Conyera Truce is fitted eve-
nings. Office over Bodwotl's store. The
unconditional free trial continues.
THE CONVERB 60.. 80; NORWALK.
mi3 2t
Small or Largo Job- of Any Kind.
Estimate; Cheerfully Given.
26 WoodSi}. I So. Norwalk,
a
We are getting readu for Spring.
shelves and tables are piled high
‘ the’m‘anufaoimets. The store itself is pulling on anew
. and brighter garb. Advance Spring slules give promise
of unuSIIal‘ taste and beaulu—two lines in particular
await the inspection-end approval
" a for Gentlemen-Youths anti Children. J
l
dinner of the Presbyterian Social Un-
wmw ....._.~
Gobi '
suit
”3‘7 NO. a'ond 5 oaza'r'r: am
LDING.
We are Ready for You.
OUR NEW STORE. NO. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. GIVES US MORE THAN THREE.
TIMES THE SPACE THAT WE HAVE HAD IN FORMER SEASONS TO SHOW OUR
READY MADE LINES. SHOPPING IN THIS LINE IS NOW A PLEASURE.
WE WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW STORE ON SATURDAY. MARCH 7th.. OUR ENTIRE
NEW LINE OF TAILOR MADE SUITS AND SKIRTS, MADE UP IN THE VERY
ED, AND AN EARLY INSPECTION IS DESIRED.
. Housefurnishings.
NEW WESTMINSTER CREED.
CHICAGO March H—At the eighth ington. and i think just as highly of.
————————— -_.___.._..
I ‘ i'l‘i'f‘fl. since it was compiled in wash: WBODIEIS OIFTHE
BOSTON. March
I BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. MANY OF THE STYLES SHOWN CANNOT BE DUPLICATo
$2.95 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS s . . $1.95
$3.75 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS $2.75
$4.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . ...-, $3.75
$6.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . - . . . $5.25
50 CENT NIGHT LAMPS . . . . 39 CENTS
25 PER CENT. OFF ON LAMP GLOBES. . f:
2 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT $I.25
3 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT $1.45
4 T. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT . I... $I.75
.8 HEAVY WASH BOILERS . . . . . $I.25
; MOPS. COMPLETE . . . . . . . . 0. 19 CENTS
‘ SINK CLEANERS 23 CENTS
lristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
PENNELLS.
i~i~'l'ue bodies of
Washington as i do of Westminster." Arthur R. Pennell and his wife, who
‘wcre. killed at Buffalo. last Tuesday.
seweas AND SEWER CONNEcU
ion. at the Auditorium liote last night.
Dr. lienrv Van ilyke. of Pr ceton Un-
iversity, moderator of the General As-
sembly, speaking of the recent action
4 regarding: the \\'e.~Itmiuater (‘onfeusion
said: "In some quarters there exists
a good deal of misunderstanding about
the \\'csttninater (‘onfemtlon 0'! faith.
We undertook ho warm up the old con-
fession. infusing into It more of the
gospel. Another thing we hate made
in a brief statement of the reformed
faith approved by the General Assent-
bly. it In in effect a new creed. i
should like to call it the Washingtonvpusa.
. j a v . y H.
fore worried
This
Alteadil out cOuntets.
with new things from
of the critical.
\
3‘ ‘04;
To
1.
”etude...
WE [IRE HEADQUARTERS
oa-cim rs I
, Fifty StillOs‘foulofl from."
you can nave-Thrill manage.
' canto: ideouutsk
FOR
and -
BABY
cantata airs
\
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rah '-
o 3.:
a:
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the. Berlin
M.
_ H. KRIEGER {’5 CO.
Signs Of Spring.._..
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needs-.aIId-IIIESWEII. ;:
GERMAN FIRE ENGINES HAVE passed through here early today on the
RIGHT OF WAY. ’
BERLIN. March li.—-Etnperor Wil- , were handled by an express company.
lltun hat-I ordered that fire engines need i
not atop even for himself or the cm-i
press, let alone members of the royal
family, ambassadors. or detachments Henry Hugo Thompson a stock and
of marching trtmps. who have h9r(?I0“5IlHl‘l‘ jobber. was announced on the
fire
order was the result of a dis- -———
pute over the driver of a fire enginelSTEAMEFl LA LORRAINE SIGHTED.
refusing to obey a lletttenaztt'a gesture ‘
‘ to stop and let a company of infantry er La Lorraine, from Havre. was eight
.ed off Nantucket at 8:15 this morning.
way to Brunswick Me.
FAlLURE OF H. H. THOMPSON.
chiefs. stock exchange today.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
The Tailor Garments are
made of Efamlno. Viola. Chav-
lofa. Saran. and Broadcloth.
Foafllllon and Blouse Effects.
BLJCK .
TANS
BLUE
and
ORA Y5
Prlou from
We are periloulatlil
proud of 0111' K‘Clothina
department. ‘* We have.
made wondetttil picatess
in this dept. Whit? Be-
cause we canola large
assortment, and on our
liberal terms” event man
can affordr'to buu good
The bodies
LONDON, March ii—Tne failure of
NEW YORK. March ii.—-The steam-
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