1. . ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
. .L. Douglas Shoes.
' 1'.‘ It
90 Washington St.
“We polish our customers' shoes free of charge.
So. Norwalk.
iabnrrto'NAL LOCAL news.
. Mrs. Lewis 1|. Nash. of Brooklyn.
is spending the day In this city.
Miss Ella. Gchcbe, of me Norwaik
Boston store, is ill with tonsllitis.
Rev. A. B. Purdy, of Craubury. is
visiting his son, manager of Starte-
vant' a piano department.
Uncas llnyloft will hold a special
meeting of importance Monday night.
,_ Louis Roettcr her amt Mrs. Krug are.
visiting Mr. and Mrs August Roettech-
"lor- over Sunday.
-. No games were played last night in
.the Norwalk Club billiard tournament.
the Catholic Club tour-banded pool
tournament, of the inll‘Wlllk Fire Police
pool tournament.
A number of members of llutler
Lodge. 11 0. 0, F.. will attend. in com-
dlany with Our Brothers' Lodge. the
meeting of Pequonnock Lodge. in
Brl sport. Tuesday evening
*1.qu ll W
81‘] ING WEAVERS GIVEN WORK
1“ CHBURO. “Muss. Marci1‘.i-l——Ab
out 40 atriklnz weavers at the Park
Hill Cotton Mills have been engaged to
work in a mill at Milford, N. H. Two
"of the three mills of the plant are
closed and the third mill is working on
‘ short time. A meeting of the strikers
. has. n called for this purpose. it is
ie that the weavers from the
1113111 will be present. it is ere
. posted that the strikers will appoint a
special committee to wait on the di-
" rectors Of the company if‘ a meeting
.can be arranged. in all about five
. hundred hands are idle.
‘ All: NIX? uoanme I FEEL auteur me new
. AND MY COMPLEMOYu Is BETTER.
,EAan-s rnurtv Manchu:
All ulna or 1"", mail” eta "1.1161111". Buy no
u nlMl‘ edict no proves he
'00 “.0195: or. land-{Atom hummus...
Rank
A Periodical Shampoo
1.! Essential to Healthy Hair
The Egg shampoo we are using
seems to us superior to anything we
have ever used It exhillaratcs the
scalp and thoroughly removes the dad.
draft.
We know this Is absolutely pure—
we make it.
“Remember the Running Hot
A PiliiLAAI BARBER.
iWailuugton St. 5. Norwalk
‘ MADE COMFORTABLE
with a set of teeth. Perhaps less will
lllmqiont to attain that result in
1' case. The filling of a tooth the
' bimodal: of another and the Insertion
till one to take its place the capping of
' rth or any of these operations
be all that's necessary. Dentis-
‘ it done at this office is charac~
ed by the superior quality of the
Meta, the superior finish and the
rice.
on. a. A. PHELPS.
:73 Washington Street.
10o lb.
12 to 180 lb.
14: lb.
2 lbs» 2511
111a 1'11.
7 to Ho lb.
m in proportion.
. if Mr. Balfour did bring in a home rule
> ler's bridge was removed by Assist-
: silver coins.
Kyle wad arrested Wednesd’r af- ‘
more apparent because of w{11303.net that
HOME IRELAND.
RULE FOR
British Government Contemplstes im-
portant Changes In Political
Situations».
LONDON. March 2l—~'l‘lic. announce-
ment that the government contem-
plates bringing in a bill providing a
modified form of home rule for 119-
land complicates the political situation.
which already presents an extraordin-
ary muddle No measure of home rule
can be brought before Parliament this
vcur and the irish s91 rctury Mr.
Wyndham is quite likely to deny the
seriously existence of such a plan. tint
and denial can be regarded as mcrc
political evasion due to the. govern-
ment's desire not to arouse further on-
position among its supporters until
the irish land purchase bill is snlclv
phased. which is not expected until
September. The provisions of the ini-
tcr measure are still kept absolutely
s'cr‘ct and will not be revoalcd until
March ‘J'th. when the bill will be
brought in. ’lhc nationalist members
of Parliament and the men lnlon‘ists
irttiuding Lotti iiuuravcn. continue
hopeful that it will. or indeed that it
must contain proposals which will in
some degree rncct the demands of Unit.
ed Ireland.
Lord Dunraven. while declining to
make any statement regarding tho
steps the government has taken look-
ing to scheme for home rule and de-
preciating and announccnmnt as like—
ly to prejudice lrislr interests. declar-
cd to a rcprcscntntive of thc Associat-
cd Press that tircre was wldcaprcud
feeling among the l'nioniats landlords
for an extended form of local govcrn—
ment. and they saw no reason why all
the irish parties should not work to-
gether towards that end. as they had
done in the land question.
The Nationalists lenders restrain
from making any comment and publi-
city make little of their continuous
support of Premier Balfour. The rank
and file. however, do not hesitate to
point out that the government is now
at. their mercy and that the ministerv
would twice have been defeated this
session had the. nationalists voted. as
they have done for years. with the op-
position.
A nationalist mcmbcr of Parliament
said to n rcprcscntative of the Asso-
ciated Press: "With dwindling mn-
iorities in the House, crushing defcats
in the byc~clcctions and virulent at—
tacks from the forth party it really
would not been much out of the way
bill. though. of coursc he will call it
Extension of lucai government.“
The alliance of the. goVerumPnt with
the irish has caused intense indigna-
tion among many members of the will.
servativc party. it has also caused
keen apprchcnsion among thé Ilbnral
forces who hhve been put in a fresh
(lilcmn by the action of R. W. Perks.
(Liberal). who practically controls tbn
ucn-conformist vote in England and
who is Lord Rosebcrrv’s chief bench-
man in the House of Commons. in is-
suing a manifesto declaring that thc
Liberal leaders must choose. between
the irish or non-conformist alliance.
He maintains that the action of the,
catholic lrishmcn in helping the gov-
ernment to pass the recent education
bill in the face of violent non~conform-
lst protests forever prevents an under-
standing hctwecn the Irish Catholics
and the nonmonformlst.
“What we are entitled to." Mr. Perks
says. "is a direct pledge that British
non-conformity will take precedence
over the Irish Catholic party." and he
advises his fellow.non~conformlsts not
to vote for the Liberal candidate at the
forthcoming bye-election in the chert-
sey division of surrey. Mr. Perks has
thus placed Sir Henry Cambeii~Ban-
nonmau. the Liberal leader, on the
horns of a dilemana. compared with
which even the recent success of the
liberals at the polls are unimportant.
and has added another to the many
confusing issues which are rapidly
breaking up the lone established party
distinctions on both sides of the
House
KYLE WILLA-SHUN svamrono.
Court Take. Communion on I Crippled
Voter-11 From Noroton.
“You will never see me in Stamford
again so long as 1 live.‘ said William
Kyle of Bethel. in the City cart. in
Stamford. yesterday. who Judas
Young informed him that he would
ruspcnd execution of a sentence he had
just imposed. providing Kvlo would
carry out his alleged intention of en-
tering Fitch's Home for Soldiers. at
Noroton.
"We got five cents. and that will!
take me as far as Miller's Bridal|
won't take me innit to gilt ameliorate
from there. " said Kyle.
The necessity of walking from Mll-
snt Prosecuting Attorney Jenkins.
wills handed the disabled veteran some
tor-noon. tor drunkenness. by Police-
man Hickey. He was Mind stretched
at full length on the iddbwslk near the
' corner of Pacific and Main streetap
Stamford. ills helplessness was the
lib d l
he and: “baloney-roam“ ugliest
time it!” Ms rlplessly inthxloate’d.
tentength to def
and new force to: th‘
contains just
and...“ »
The veteran said he had been an in
mate of Fitch‘s Home at a previous
time. but left the institution at the re.
quest of relatives to so and live with
them. He said he had a house in Both-
cl. but that his suu‘ln-law has obtained
possession of the place. and he does
not care to live with him any longer.
Judge Young imposed a fine of 83,
and suspended execution of the sen-
truce.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. n1.-——'i‘lro
depression in the London market had
come effect on the local opening. but
pressure was slight, on tho internation-
ul group and was offset to it lurilc cx-
lcui by renewed bttil dornonutrutions
in some of tho specialties. Metropoli-
lnrr Str'cct Railway was bought heavily
and touched lit), a gain of 121.. Colorado
It‘uel‘inun'oved almost 11.11 ruucb and
Rock island was distinctly firm on
large purchases.
WALL STREET, ii (I. 1:: A» Yester-
day's buyers unloaded Met. ' ““111
Strert. Railway on the advance and the
gain was speedily cancelled. The gen-
eral mnrkct ignored this set back and
hardened slightly with Pennsylvania
and lltlawarc gaining a point crrc l1. and
lowu tcntrui pld.. ."l he demand was
small. atrd largely acougested in a fcw
stocks. Room traders were dispoad to
rc'ducn ventures until the publication
of tilt bank'stutenrcnt, ultbounh it was
rroi believed the report would have
much speculative cilcct upon the prur-
kcl. Rumors that Roc k island was 11f-
let the control of Mexican (tcntral at-
ltlltlt’tl very heavy buying of the latter
stuck. which advanced 1%. The first
and second income bonds were also
bought largely at improved prices. and
National Railroad of Mcvico advanced
a point in sy‘inputlry. At 11 o clock the
market was easier in tone throughout
WALL STREET. Noon. Close» h‘lttc
tuutions were mainly unimportant in
the closing hours. Some wcuknosa
dcvclopcd in a few of the low priced
inactive stocks which were bought
yesterday but tlrc market gcncrully
halted until the publication of tho
bank statement. The report while
showing a larger cash loss than ex-
pected was deemed favorable. owing
to the heavy loan reduction and load-
ing stocks rose. aliahtly. The closing
was quiet and steady.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmidt. commission brokers.
Swartz it Corbett": block, South Nor-
walk:
tlpcu High Low l::l(i
Aural ('oppcr, 731,43 1‘31. 7:11.. ”Him
Am, (I. & I~‘.. 1111,. 1111. 400'. 4011'.
Am. i‘ot..(‘lil_ H -II it N
American Ice, "ii a it 8
Am_ lcc pill. 33%. 3:111 11:11.. .73in
Amcr. Loco, 23% 2M; 2X1. 2813.
A111. Smell. 11191.. 49% All"; lil‘é
Am. Sugar. iii-5U; 1213!)... 1.;(1'1. 121.14.
Anaconda, 123% 12331. 1231,13 12311;.
A. 'l‘. &‘ 8, Fc. PM iii-3 S39. M
Afl‘. d1 S.l-‘, pf. 03-3,. Sill-"lg 09 9531'.
nan, at 011io_ 1117,. 3151... 94% :11 1.
Bklyn. R. 'l‘.. 1177'.» till Mk; 7-75.
Circa. 81 Ohio. 11711; Ail-":3 47% Hip
Chi. (ll. West . 371"; 251’». 2:1 ’ 2M1“
t‘.‘, M. it Sr. P. filth; 1713.. l-l‘l“ 1711.43
(.‘o'. l“. & l._ 09 09% till «big,
(31)]. South. 251/2 23414,; "7% 2N
(‘onsoi Gas. ’iilfls. 2090.1. "019%, 2091;»
Del. & llutll 17.: ‘4. 1721.2 172 17".:
lictroit South” iii“ 1111:. 10% till»,
Eric, llii 5;. 1167,. .‘lt‘r 3,1, :lo’ (1;.
Erie, 1st 11de 1581/, 11%;. data. 05%.
ill. Central. 141% HI”... 1-1051. Hill
ion. 0. Nash. 111 til-i 12311, 123%
Manhattan. 1417.1; l'il'in 14111. 141115;
Met, 81.1132, 139 lid 1:183». 1:19
Mcx, Central, 27 281.4 27 can.
Mex. N't Cite. iii 19% ill 19%
M K & 13.26% 2167,. 2603 2099
M K. & 'I‘. ptd. 68 538 58 58
in. 1111111111 1103.. 11111.. 110 1111
National Lead 27% 211.3“, “FM 27%
N. Y. Central, 1381!; 1381/3138 13ft
Norf. it West” 73 73 71% 7174.
Ont. & West. 31% 313; .11?“ 31%
Pacific Mail, 38514. 3351.. 3551.. 33%
Penn. R, it, 144% 14.31.. “All; 144%
People's Gas, 103% l03lé ltlilla 103%
Press. 8. Car. 0111’, 021 01515 02‘s;
Reading. 112 1321/. til '11 11::
Repair. Steel, 20% 21 20% 21
Rock Island. 47% 41% 47-4. 47%
Rack Island pf. 7911‘, 79k. 79 79
Son, Pacific, 047.11 04711 0454.. 01%
Son. Ry. Co, 33% 33% 331,14 331.14
8011. Ry. 11111., 951/; 951‘. 05!; 971%
Tenn. 0. & l.. 0751'. 08% 6'1 1,11, 0771.
Texas Pacific. 387211 39 38k. 39
Un. Pacific. 9435. 945.”. 9414. 941/.
U. S. Leather, 1272:. 127.. l2?“ 121'»
U. S. Steel. 37% .3714 37% 3154;
U. 8. Steel pf. 87% 87%; 87% 87%
Wabash. 29 29 29 20
Wabash. Md. 5011. 50% 00% 5119;.
BANK STATEMENT,
Reserves on all deposits. in»
crease, $ 2.156.400
Reserves on deposits other
than U. 8.. increase. 2.167.150
Loans, decrease. . 12.963000
Specie. deer as. 1.155 300
Loni Tender. ecrease, . 558.200
15,479 600
74,300
Deposits. decrease,
Circulation decrease.
Money, 4% and 5 per cent.
"For gracious’ sakes. what Was that
I hit my shins against. coming through
the parlor in the dark?" “Oh. I guess
that was the easy chair." “Well. if
that‘s the easy chair. i don t want to
run up mlnet the hard one."—-—Yon-
ire—:2 Statesman. .
GRIP CONVALESCENCE
There’s nothing better
than Scotts Emulsion after.
the grip. When the lever
no the body rs left weak
on exhausted the nervous
dystem is compktely run
own and vitality' rs low. ,
Two thingst
a“ .
pic be};
nerves.
Scott's Emulhaon ‘ do it":
what the m
1‘
5t
{Miami-1i 11. mos.
"WE MUST RRPRA‘l'.
When everybody in South Nor-walk
Tells the arms Story.
it I11 bar 11 to any new things about
Dean's Kidney Plila.’ '1‘ cy cure the
lame and aching buck, the sufferer
from kidney disorders and the trod
bias of those whose urinary organism
is wrong in its action. That they do
this In so only to prove that not 11
vestige of doubt remains. Public cu-
dorsoment of local citizens is easily
proven. Read this case:
Mrs. Anna Clark, of ii Kcyser me-
one. hast Norwulk. says: "My bus-
btrnd and l bollr tricd i)o:'1ns Kidney
Pills. 'i‘lrcy cured bis bm it after i
took them I found myself quite Will.
I had kidney trouble for some liurc.
and if dcvclorwd into steady bucltuclrc,
accompanied by n urinary \vcukncss
vcry inconvcnicnt at night. We both
trlcd HOlill‘ sirnplc lromc rcnrcdics. but
the trouble still remained. Unc night
i rcad 1111 account of a cure bcing made
by iloun's Kiducv Pills. the symptoms
being identical with mine. i got a box
at Piulstcd's drug store, ’l'hut box cont
picicly curcd me."
For sale by all dealers. Price. 1.11
cents. F‘oator-Miiburn (‘11.. Buffalo. N.
Y.. sole agents for the. United States.
Remember the. nanro-l)oun‘s-arui
no other.
CRISIS IN COLOMBIA.
BOUO'i‘A, Colombia. Mart h iii—«(11b
crnl Perdorno. prime minister: Senor
Paul, minister- of foreign affairs, and
Scnor Logo minister of llnanru. have
resigned, General ii‘crnaudez. the min-
istcr or“ war. has assumed the premier-
ship and has taken charge of the fin-
ancc department. and Scnor Callus.
the minister of public instruction. has
ittkcn over the udruiniulr'ullon ol’ the
fornlgn ulllrc. 'l‘lte crisis in no way
affects thc future of the Panama canal
treaty.
' 'socvzur NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. Sim. l'ro-
bate (.‘ourt. March 20. A. ll. 1903.
Estate of llcrtlut J. licckcr, late of
lladrNauircirn, Germany. deceased.
of Norwnlk hath iimitcd and allowed
six months from thc date hereof for the
(rcditora of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement Those who not
lcct to present their accounts, properly
situated. within said little. will 111' dc-
barred a rccovcry. All persons indebt-
cd to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
CONRAD lihlt‘Ki'Zit.
mi! 338 iii Administrator
W1: 11 tab to announce to our many
customers nd the ladies of The Nor-
uniks that s will move to Stamford
on the torn inst. where we have a first
class establishment with new spring
models thd‘lnlest styles from Paris
and 11 full line of imported broadcloths.
etc. and all the latest in home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
.1011 thcre and will give you thc best. in
quality, style and fit as usual. Don't
forget
l-‘aro pa'd to all purchasers
Krasovitz & Fox,
cro'Mrnirn sip
J. 9KRTNER.
Merchant Tailor.
Stamford, Conn.
L.--...._.
500
SAMPIES
FOR SPRING
CLO THING.
Come in and see them.
.19 SOUTH mam 31:,
Opposite Hotel llamilion.
llliiHQUALiiiilS
SPRING
SUITS
50 different patterns to select from—
ail desirable. Prices ranging from $5
to $15.
FOR CHILDREN.
Something special—A three piece
Suit for the youngster who is any.
where from 8 to 16 years old. for $2.50.
We have two piece Suits from $1.50
to 83.
0.103211%
11 North Mlln.8t.. South Norwalk.
has a distinctiharess all its
com. _ 1‘
1 o
The Court of Probate for thc dislrlcl '
We All!!! is!) your mason
TRISTRAMA
5 T
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE Bur/r ,-
WASH DRESS 00%
S.
1,1
We take especial pleasure in inviting an inspection of our W. .ioods Exhibit. Never be-
fore have we had Silt. h a grand and complete assortment of COTTON \AH FABRICS as we are
showing this season. The choicest things of the foreign and domestic not or} here. GINGHA MS
in all grades, BATISTES. SWISSES. DIMITIES. ORGANDIES, SK} TISSUE—everything
that is new and desirable for Summer wear.
1
Damestic Ginghams ...... L,- ..... . . . ; . . . . Icyéc.
Printed Dotted Swiss .................. rzi/Qc.
HollyBatiste............-..... ......... rel/21:.
Printed Madras ........... . ............. 15c.
Scotch Ginghams ....................... 25c.
Galatca Cloth .............. . ............. 15c.
Wash Silks ....................... 35 and 436.
White Dimitics .................. 123;. to 50c.
Organdics. 30 and 60\inchcs' wide ’. . . . 25 to 75c.
Merccrized Damask ..................... 75c.
Silk Tissue . . .
India Linens, tc .....
Plain or Fancgue .............
v.
Ardsley Crinkl::ersuckcrs .. ......... 121/ c.
Harvard Chevim ............ ,1 ...... .rziwgc
Pique Royal. plot fancy ............. lei/3c.
Wilton Oxford. ......... . ............ 251:.
Princess Linen hyrs .................. 35c.
. ...................... 48c.
. ........ 8 to 401:.
Persian Lawns; ................. r5 tolsoc.
Wash Chiffon .' .................. 25 to 75c.
1211’. to sue.
Tristram & Hyatt, Nortalk, Conn.
Folcys Kidney Circe
makes kidneys and bladder right.
It -1 11115, sonuhow. that. win ncwr 11.
do put our lust tout {urwurd sotncbod)‘
steps on our hut—life.
...1 .
11:15:11
111111111111 Keiser-
Barathea
an. (add. Cravattingsy
are not satin nor twill. but a
peculiar weave of silk better
than either.
Ask Your "shed-slur.
A hobby suit or light weight
moment has value added to it.
short worn with a
KEISER BARATHEA CRAVAT.
Our line. of these worthy goods
is composed of all the newest
shapes in both plain and fancy
patterns,
We close evenings at (i o 'clot k "
except Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday.
.9. 91119123 & 51m,
86 \V AS] I l NCI'I‘CVN" S'l‘ltElfl'l‘.
HO! "I‘ll N(')R\“Al .li
TAlLOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTER. FURIIISHER.
Telephone 13342.
A Man’s
Natty Oxford
to a Patent Colt. made on a full
round toe. double sole, medium
extension edge, and is a bright.
serviceable Oxford.
Patent Leather; to becoming
more popular each season and
such Improvements have been
made in the tanning and finish
lag of the leather“ that they av-
erase to wear as well as any
other leather. “
The upper of this Oxford is
especially handsome. and we
wont ”predate your «111111.11:
and M“. 4%
‘ our Para.
Our new id cash loans
liberal treaidl large as-
. sortments Alters departs;
meni. and igenerai mei-
iersoi mon‘. 111) Iodide -
live merchzt ”
will find titre have left
our wouldécompetitors
so far ball that then
cannot be on in the race
for publicvor.
meal. w
dial. at.
2mg. and 11011
A limb is murderer- who was
committed to asylum to await or-
dots d the court, has decided that he
to no longer tonne. and has asked for
.. since. since he has served ten
«claimant. He was suga- :
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