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51.50.
‘ pair Warranted perfect, and guaranteed to givesatisfaction.
’IIZJ.
P p. LYON &
. i Washington Street.
00., Sale llgl.
South Norwalk, Conn
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Romping Boy. l
BLUE KNII PANTS THAT ARE
SELLING EVERYWHERE ELSE AT
50c
35c.
AN ALL WOOL PANT AT I
39c.
ASSORTED PATTERNS IN HOSv
4.0V RNOR' S APPOINTMENTS
Gorge F. Kendall to be Bonk Examin-
road 0. L. McLean FactOry lnopector.
HARTFORD, Mtlltll 17—~ill the son
to this morning .rt-llolutiollll wore
used appointing Nathaniel I.. lllntl-
7,01 Melld‘on. and trying l.. Holt. of
orldan (liltilt'vli of tho Ct)iiil(‘(‘II(lll
: “.001 or Buy .. at MGlItIt‘ll
‘ The bill providing for an expenditure
ltI 81.50 for oat-ll night :lt-llolar ill the
2., late was rejected on motion of Sona-
%f"'fl‘ac , of Watorhury.
'Goveréor Chamberlain limit to the
epote t In morning the. appointments 1
If Norrie W. Seymour, of Bridgt-port
lid Edward Harland. oil-Norwich, to
I, Q embers of the state board of par-
for four years, from the first
. outlay of June. liltlfi; George F. Ki’li-
«all. of Sumeld, to he hank commis-
ionel for four young from July 1.1903;
ndlfloome L. McLean, of Ellington to
Emclor or factories for two yonls
.. 0 July, 1903 I
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UPHOLDB THE PRESIDENT.
: Illhop Halzell Says Mr. Roosevelt's
‘ ‘ l-Couroe Should be Commended. I
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Mart‘h i7—Bis-
.TlC iialzell, who has just r'eilun-
tn Mlica wherehe has charge of
he’Mdhodlat Missions. made an ad-
real! to the mammalian of St Paul‘ a
“lurch. (calmed) last night Speak-
il 8 of the negro late ill the l'znltrtl
fitnths, the bishop said Prlt‘sititnt
1 ousevelt' p cotllne should be tommvlld
d by lootiets along all (lassos. “llo
, imply says that the color shall be it
ornament bar to politit-lll recognition
y, the government. That ltimply
eansthat the constitutional rights of
e negro are in the fundamental lnw
t the land, and are to he respected.
nr southern friends who are so hot In
g the impression that there may he a
etpurpose in the south of depriving
-o negro permanently of his t-onntltu-
mi rights. Should this hetomo
affect the old settlonal lino DNWOPII
a north and south will again be
my!!! on positively and as dangerously
i. fore the civil wfar
E INT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
W YORK. March lT-Al'rlvod;
iner Vaderland, from Antwerp.
NEW YORK. March 17.-Arrivotl:
leaner Kronorinz Wilhelm from tire-
on. Southampton and Cherhonrg.
all“ Shampoo we are using
: to as superior to anything we
ever used. it oxhlllaratea the
and thoroughly removes the dan-
now this In absolutely pure—
inn 9 it
member the Running Hot
Water."
.‘rolltlllll, BARBER.
ashlngton St. 5. Norwalk.
DE COMFORTABLE
of teeth. Perhaps less will
elem to attain that result in
no. The filling of a tooth the
ion of another and the insertion
to take its place the capping of
{not any oft these operations
' that. a necessary. Dentin-
‘ one at this otiice is charac-
9 he superior quality of the
tile superior finish and the
. F. A. PHELPS.
Wnlhlngton Street.
1°C to.
12 to ac it:
Me lb.
2 not. 251:
" toe Ill.
7 to ‘Mt: lb.
None in proportion.
V eirlcritlcisms are in danger or mak- .
J. Gn'RTNER.
Merchant T'ailor.
500
S/lMPl. ES
F OR SPRING
Cl. 0THING.
Come In and see them.
39 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
IERY.
15c'
NEGLIGEE‘ HURTS,
39c and up. i
2 pair. Zficl
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SUITS TO ORDER,
$15.00 and more.
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HARRYGOODWIN?
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MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. I
nan DESERT iNUNDATED.‘ I
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KifiSEl?
BARATMA Kelser.
Barathea '
mo label Cravattings
are not satln‘nor twill. but a
peculiar weave of silk hotter
than either.
Ask Your Holman-her.
A nolllly suit or light weight
ovort'oat has valuo added to it.
when worn with a
KEISER-BARATHEA CRAVAT.
Our line of these worthy Klitlllfl
is Pomposotl of all the newest
shapes ill both plain anti fullry
patterns.
We close evenings at 6 o'clock,
except Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday.
)1. Earl's olden,
86 \VARTHYN‘H’I (1N [if "It". it"l
SOT Y'l‘FI NURVV A T J(
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTER. FURNISHER.
Telephone ”312
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lt()(‘l\' SPRINGS. Wyo.. Mort-ll l?
The lit-ti UOHl‘l’I ill Iiltllllliilt‘ti ltlr lllIIf‘l:
t'iii'll of [look Springs and the Hull
Wt-lin drilling station in i‘tmilllt'll‘l)’ mt» .
dot‘ \vutor. Large (llllillllllt‘H of sup-
lIlliu: lennain": to tho lit-Igo-Alltt'rlt'ml'
Iil‘lllinlg ("ompuny llil\'(* lwolt l'illllt‘il or
snow away. The water hull haokt-d i
up against IIll‘ l‘nlon i'at'ltll' t-mhanit-
meals to n 'llt‘illll of twenty fol-t ill
plat-vs. 'i‘o guard against the t-tltttax'
of ”iv t‘lillitlnkmt‘lll trill-ll \N'llllii’l'fi art);
ltopt tolltitltlnllv otl thr liltlvt' over in ,
line hit in II lit» t that
L We wish to annonnt'a to our many
t‘uutomarn and tho llltllt‘fl of Tim Nor»
walks that we will move in Stamford
on the 10th inst, whore we. have a first l
ttlaas eatablinhmant with now sprint;
models. the Infant aiylm from Farts
and a full lino of impol'lt-rl hl'tlatlt'iolhs,
pic, and all the latrrt Ill homo t-loths
its well. We will no pleased to roll
you..tllt1rt~ anti will give you the host in .
duality. idyll- and fit. as usual. Don‘t
forget.
Faro paid to all purchasers.
Krasovitz & Fox,
270 Main St.
Stamford. Conn. ;
TRUSS COMFOR 1'
The new Conyers True: is fitted eve
nlngl. Office over Bodweil's More. The l
unconditional free trial continues.
SPRING
We ha’be a’berp nice line
indeed but (he one we
would call your attention
to just now is a b'ack filib-
ci. 'ibhiclt undoubtedly.
equals in qua’ity. roat‘s
you have been 'ibiilinqu
paying ten dollars for, The
are offering it at $7.00.
Good Underneath of
medium weight, 25c the
garment.
11 North Main St.,
OVERCOATS.
D. Gottlieb
, South Norwalk.
THE CONYERS C0,, 80. NORWALK.I
mill 2!
H.
shelves and
and brighter
of unusual
Glover‘s The Place
Spring Shoes
and
Oxfords
All styles in all Walkers.
Volclleie for the Jim
chants' Gfitiibreries.
Phone 157-6.
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I tvt-athrt modoratotl lowaltis noon how
i broke tllt‘ IIUIIIt‘,
.totit Ill Hllll easily into tlu- ualtl.
‘ n35
IIllt~ (ll‘OllllliIIlb: rain.
1' platform Wt‘l't'
t tilrollvh llvr pounding in ht-ntl none has
ftllatt and not twin:
twill not how
1 Filo
. \tt-tttiltlr hunt or llt‘ llliH rut tltluil Ili’l‘
«all turn.
it lit'IIllII trial
~ H of aluminum pl. lit 3. t-ovort-d nltil Illt‘t tun produto ll still fultllut llntlmvt
Signs of Spring...
We are getting teadu for Spring.
the manufacturers.
await the inspection and approval Of the critical.
,..,. “MM. . .. M......«a.q-.m -..~Wm—
TIIE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. .
RISTRAM&HYA
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NO. 24nd 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.WeIare 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 lN 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
BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. MANY OF THE STYLES SHOWN CANNOT BE DUPLICAT~
LAUNOHINO OF IHAMROOK Ill.
sir Thoma. Lipton'o Challlnger for
America“ I On Took Wlto Today.
GLASGOW. arch 17——-'i‘ho Sham-
rock ill. Sir Thomas Lipton's challeng-
(‘I fol the America}: cup, was ant-cellu-
fully launched at 1: lil o‘clook this of-
ternoon. A heavy gala prevailed on tho
(‘lydo during the motnillg. and for a
time the Donnyn tonatructorn of tile
Veaat'l. thought it would he inadvisable
to 80nd the valid into the Whirl 'l‘htl
(‘H'l and the lutlntlllng prontum Vina
t :Illli‘tl out.
At 1: lb (1'an
Lady Shafttu-llnlrv
anylng: “l l'lll‘llill‘ll
you Shamrock. May (loti IllliI-‘h' you
and may you luring, hut-ll the run."
Thou amid loud i“"ll|(lll the sham-
lame tlontls guillrl'vtl at the Don
\anH at litimllullon ill Milli“ of
wnltzh. lttlwovvr,
«tallt- tl lit-torn tilt arrival of the .uptw-
lltl villitol' a twin. Sit Tnomun ilipiou 3
\‘Wt‘Htilliltl llutli Si .‘lrlt llhlily to llvtilllh I
ttnlai: tlalrl ltnltng otlloln on tilt“
the Earl and (‘ouniun
oi' Mar and Kt‘llli’. Lord OW‘I‘IDHII. Lord
l'ltltont of Glasgow: the Hun. (‘ilarlt-H
littsat'l Reginald Wald William Fifty
ll(‘ ll WI ‘.lli0'i o
”it. illit'li‘nd.'.'i‘...‘."‘s. hill m ED AND AN EARLY INSPECTION Is DESIRED
ill llll‘ laont him; llhmvttl tlI Filo had I
l'tllltk Out lmltlly oll tinlirtly IIOW‘I
I l‘i~ I \Il‘ I If I‘l'." ., I! II R" l‘t
“ISBN“:(lllattlllll‘l‘ “dill: Illft‘i'lglliz'ilm- I HOUSGle rniShinQS.
Ittll (Illil'i‘llilt'l'hl. Lille hor pN‘tIPt‘t‘H-
oral. lllleith‘l‘. Illi‘ figllfllr‘ot‘k ‘III.H I“ $2.95 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS $i.95
Illl'li‘l t t-l no wuor no. . o
I‘llllll ( (ilt‘u laugh}; at all lri till frat. ; $375 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS $245
’1 ho mold striking lt-at‘nrelof thft; cilia" $4.50 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS . . $3 75
l: i1..,I.\»otn '
l:“fi1‘.“. “I.‘ii.’i.’.§£‘°.i.:‘.'.i.....l. I $650 DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS -\ . - C I333
. Iii loot it"? tho fin rllfl altlnglltfl ltltvlvl i 50 CENT NIGHT LAMPS _ , , \ , _ 4.- ..IV 39 E
:ll the lttt ' lt‘ on ll l"
iIIIllnlc (IIT'YWH)WZIIII‘TIOWII to the fin HIIK- 95 FER CENT- OFF ON EAMP GLOBES ’ N
floating the duun llotlv thoy rick illt'i 2 QT. MARION HARLAND COP FEE POT 1‘" - 51-25
’ll'lll'l ‘lt " ‘tlh ‘lll ll - axlrt‘mt- ~ ~. .
I ”.1” tlolll"I)'III-_ltlltlalllt‘d Ill'ltlimllho Amer I 3 QT' MARION HARLAND COFIILE FOT :1 45
: itvun f'l'l‘lll'“ lulul-d vanilla. and used by g . 4 QT. MARION HARLAND COFFEE POT 1" {-75
illll‘ 'vt‘i -l 11» '. A 'rl'n' _
it‘llff’li... that; mamvv WASH BOILERS . - mil”;
‘lllllll‘li the British ”For. and for lht‘z MOPS. COMPLETE - I9
l-ulntlll lt‘lll'llt‘ll with Ilit‘ hltammtk ii SINK CLEANERS . . . 23 CENTS
led to a Itill‘it‘l‘ and tint-r how; giving
illt' challenavr tho illlllt‘lil'ullt‘tl of hoiuL‘
.t litlal rilpllhlo of nt‘UHIaIlllK rottlfori
hilly anv modern era. Willi imam
m tlat fioort-d an
llll‘ previous Slinllll‘llt'ks illt‘ (‘lllillt‘nflt‘l
so lllllt‘ll hlfllllllly no
u littllt
lristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
not question but that all hast hoot; ANOTHER HEAD-ON COLLISION.
“ins ill the intvlnatiomll ltltt‘s l in TORONTO Ollt. Match l7.——-ln a
ltovt» tho Shamrock ill will ('Omt‘ lll‘ai' head on collision between too flt‘iglll
IIllIlli'. tho hill. To my mind Slli‘ is :1 trains on the Canadian Pacific ruli-
. marvel ill “'lllt‘h Fift' and Watson haw . way at lslingloll today. two men \\'t'l‘u
has either gonl- ill for
There are darinn lltlYi‘l lair
lul‘l'l: ill tllt- tlvslgn the l’ITt‘t'i of which
l‘fll'illtll lw ili’t'lll‘tlll‘l)’ KflIlXt‘I‘ t-xvvpt
Thoy :luglzt'st difficulty
ill nettina Ill“ nvw hunt to trim. stool
t part) in overy tit-toil, Neithtlr dent. riv
it or joint IS vlsilllo tllltlt‘i llt-l paint.
\fltl till littlutlling Sit "l‘htnnns lllpl
ton laid to [lit L‘Ulll'slitmdclll of ”11‘
‘llntl tnttv her taunts It lionmvr \xsot- iultd Pit-ill: .. .- . . ‘
I aim, atritlnlp 'it-lilt'n illost‘ ohjorlll well Mv lllild and Dvlllfllis my laid shot outdone Iht‘nlfit‘l\’;"i:; “lull good I‘llilll Mnudistim‘ libreil‘llglgffd.lltllltgnghflfllil‘
I ‘ “ ‘.' IS 111‘ Rl'l‘lVll ll 01‘] l
i ‘ r l . t t TlinilltilllUI .li liltilliz tllt- Amr r'ita‘ ll top will he tht lattes and no att t n ‘ . |
I“ w” pm I ”1‘ min I ‘ “HIS! notion» :lnd i think the must New York should mark the coming 0f;ili‘kill2 David Taylor hmkt. man, ilon-
titlillCllfl‘P t-wi- soul out ‘
TIN“ ||Iilll‘llll)ll\ of Ill‘.‘ Slltilllllltk ill llopol‘lll oi luv (‘filiilfl 'lht ltt-llatlt'o
is pnlnttd “till a “into anti touting lllih lull-ll till llnt li Vtill not lii‘ Iiit laid a
lolilpnaiiitut Hi'l totrlltltia l"llt [llillllt‘ll Ii halt not got Illi’ II. at Illult Blillh‘ll
\lllilt :l'ill aht ha Itlontt flanks of Ilu nine and woiltlnanehip tan mud in
arron ultnlt; tilt wattr line and ltlil ill Iht'tllil stayoln Afllt‘l’IHi it all! ~ltw
iirr hull mums and plains are all of i th- T‘l‘N‘tilllrflilfillt‘l‘XIIflOHUTIHH non
nitiltl ‘liIi‘l l filliiliill‘ lilatio 'l‘htl tit-til ions tlt tho Amttitnn y. Itllt Ililllill'l ll
doll and Charlosflilingel ill-,elnan
Wind sot.
the most fill‘mldillilv Gilnllongvr ovvr
soul OH‘l l Si‘”til(t‘l\ nt‘i‘d roll that
luptlt its 1 long to will and PXDl‘tI to
will a [I‘llil tit-foul will only Ilitit‘llSt‘
mv admiration lot a pc‘tnilt who can BERLIN. M-art‘ll’l'lr—Tlle last. of tho
Iltltll all at a game that was onto our ; casts \\‘lllt‘ll Emperor William is giving
own. Ito Harvard University has been finish-
"Htmml-r.” added Sir Tholnaalotl in the Royal Sculptural Casting
'n third doinal is out of tho1 works llt‘l‘t‘, 'l‘llo emperor wtll pro-
.' liably inspect tho casts tomorrow.
EMPEROR'S GIFTS TO HARVARD.
\stmd ilht-l. willt'll glues :llltllt- foothold Iillt‘ lit in his iii'L i shall begin to thiult_l.illl:llill1..
'Illt' \HillilllllllNhll) of lllt‘ v-atht is all lilo is a hit mow titan llnman TIK‘H‘ islt‘llonlloai'
{ll-Fr . r
KER o co.
TAILOR-MADE suns.
The Tailor Garments are
made of Etamlne. Wale, Chev-
lals, Surges. and Brando oths.
Foul/Man and Blouse E can.
Alreadu Otll' countelé.
tables are piled high with new things itom mm
The store itself is putting on a new :22: “
garb. Advance Spring slules give promise :75”
taste and beautu—two linesxin particular Price-mom
.;
_WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
ctr-anars
and ;,. .
BABY
CARRIA GES
Fifty Styles to select from.
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\ We are particulallll
proud of out Clothing
department. 9.We have
, made wonderful progress
i in this. dept. Willi? Be.-
cause we caml a lame
assortment and on our
liberal tetlns event man
can afford to ban 000d
floods and: 2 l" 5 well
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