for IOOOInOtivbs from a
manufacturing plant by the
, < . Pacino railroad was not on
, homoperiority ot, the (lor-
«glut of because «the Canadians
tltbl htrtiniso‘ German makers.
he road wanted the mo
. . ”and the Canadian United
. . , Id Scotch locomotive works
small? tee full of orders to be able
supply the demand within a year,
children lie? ' Yes, constantly.
‘ tly and universally, says Kin-
. ' on Magaslne. A child does not
[the truth because he could not. He
not know the truth and his so
Motion to the truth is very much
. or than ours. And there are eer-
LI' qualities of ills mind which make
yltnblc that he should pervert the
In the first place truth is
" ”mom with knowledge. He does
know what truth is. In the“ second
(and it is the same with us). chil-
, ‘y‘ll'd'vc' their'ideas of truth. in the
"I place. the child's imagination
, . .
FASHIONS.
cchlin and Valsnsicnncs are the
. that used on dotted Siviss and
_ ,oj pompadtlur ribbon sashes are
{accessories of the dainty dimity
wisar dresses.
Wm yell that drapes on the hat may
.. carry but that over the face
he of the thinnest.
ayglrls are displaying a prefer-
Mm for the chains of yellow choral.
t the chain‘s,“ of- pink choral are “still
l‘ t -
tagplendld variety of rainy-day
Wills We have to select from now.
‘ J the most serviceable of them all
till! Ybs‘llitlni‘blc coverts. .
there are so mlli) polka-
netted alike in the stores (and- who
‘ ‘ notllltc them?"l We are told that
Mionabie.
z'rl‘le width of the belt ls determined
the taste of the seal er She can
It very narrow (and she will up
ah'b' has a lens waist) or she can
a. deep girdle or crash belt. 0f
Math her tub dresses' she will
III“ belts of the same material or at
t a material that. launders.
biotic tract 'lii' the market because
Is‘noar the head of thc list of rash
, bwasb fabrics but to satisfy the
not those who like it and will
I'd” The holy complaint I can
‘ ,‘to make of It is its propensity to
, IO every time it goes through the
grids-y; it is certainly very satisfac-
In every other way.
is a new make 0; course can- ,
ta if it pens ado. of
hoarse crochet cot
Lined with glace
betas: universally worn by the
-, as James (or short sty
”l M’.‘ 8&9 red. blue green and
. are the shades in which.
no moat seen. Another novelty
”sod having small mohair pat-
, forming cheeks. -—Plctorlal Re
TI illiilllll
I ,, '00 #810 yclo
”92" t o .1"): pf”
$31338... tires nub-tI
clean your carpets.
, l . Phenom-a.
tiny plaids are smarter and mono-IV
«Tm diM’JOI‘l’t bf
n‘lkeséylsw” as :20 00 is Sign W
’. them out of six aldernlen
,, it Is
Tile Grocer s Friend
Is he your friend or
‘ his own? He is
., neither, if he oficrs
you poor flour.
He is both if he
fiells you
' " . Pillshllry’ 8 Best
Till Fair Fill and Ciiiilil Sioitl
"Israel, Proprietor.
We are now open with a nice new stack of Suits,
Cloak. and Mililnery.
In order to get the ladies of The Norwalks Into our
new store, we are conducting an
OPENING seal:
which shall and Saturday night. April 11.
,0an Evenings
' :
HANGED I-‘OR TRIPLE M
Kloshowski‘ Paid the Penalty
Crimes in London This Morning.
LONDON April 7~l<loslioavslli ai
ias Chapman. the Southwarlt saloon
keeper. who was found guilty March 19,
at, the Old Bailey of the murde
son of three women, who lived with
him as his wives in different
London and was sentench to death
the same. day. was hanged th
lag. in Wordsworth Jail.
protested his innocence to the
claring his real name was C
and said that he was an American by
birth. ‘
‘He was charged with the murder by
tartar 'emetie in October. 1901
ltliisa Mauls, a barmaid. who lived with
him as hia Wife. She was
ears old ”Snoring the trial it
cd that two prbflous wives of
oner died under similar suspicious cir
cums aces and their bodies
llul‘n
who passed as the first Mrs. C
died in December.
from phth'fsis, but at the post
examination. made last December, five
years afterward, there werefound ill
the organs more than three grains of
Shortly after the death
tartar emetic
The convict
was in a state of complete collapse and
had to be supposted by wardens He
The first woman. Mrs. Spink.
1899 apparently
U RIDER.
for his
r by poi-
parts of
is morn
and do-
handles.
of Maud
nineteen
develop-
the pris-
were ex-
hapman.
mortem
of Mrs. Splnk Chapman advertised for
an assistant bill-woman.
Bessie Tay-
LONDON TRADE STATEMENT
LONDON. April 7—Thc March state
ment of the Board of Trade shows an
increase of 83. 093 600 in imports and
“[456. 000 in exports.
M
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 85,, Pro-
bate Court. April 4th, A. D., 1903.
Estate of Charles Ill. WoodWard. late
of Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts. prop~
eriy attested within said time will be
debarred a recoyery. All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested to
maltc immediate payment to
ROBERT (l. RAYMOND,
a7 14 2i — . - Administrator.
Sale ot Real Estate.
The subscriber hereby gives notice
that the following described real on
tate of Michael Becker. me of Nor-
walk, deceased, is for sale. to wit:
(inn tract of land situated in said
Norwalk andtln the City of South Nor.
walk. with,ihc buildings thereon stand-
ing. beill. the homestead occupied by
lor responded and lived with him for‘ “id MIC 1‘“ 300k" M 0‘0 time 0I “I
about three years, when she w
ill
last November no
grains of tartar emetic were
the Internal organs
H...-
l
as taken
found in
l
dot. case and bounded. northerly about
When ll r bod wa disinterred rishtv one feet by land distributed to
e yless is than 2912 rrank C Becket" by bounds erected.
astcrly by highway known as Water
street: southerly. by highway known
Its Washington street. and westerly
ELECTIONS m WESTERN 3111-33 labout sev enty- -seven and three tenths
Results of Republicans. Dehtocrats and
.Somailsta in Many Plac
l
COLUMBUS. Ohio. April 7—Rollcrl
ll. Jefllcy it, uli'csll. for
was elected by 3.000 maiori
Miyor John N. Hlnley. Democrat, who
was a candidate for re-electlon.
mayol
ty. or or I
Mayor
Hinley was abated two years ago by
3.50 The
Hobubiicans elected James
M. Butler solicitor. Sylvester C. No-
bios. auditor and two of the threol
members of the board of Public Scr- T
The Democrats elected W.
lice.
uills. WItreasurer. and Roy
HELENA. Mont" April 7—1
cction here caterday
ll
iterate-placed 31;:
CONDA. Mont... April
1o‘m‘la sts yesterday cleric
c. m or; Patrick Mcilug
Silt Ill
judge:
to oledtcd‘ two aldermen
tepubiicans one.
\VINONA. Minn..
tlficniocrat) has been electct
mdelats also elect the
milled.
cued clear and cool.
llarrimn was conceded to be
clpsl election,“ In thiscity give
5 08,!5 )for
over
allianlfor airline o
ban.
Means“ shame.
M's-
ouly aldcrma
C.
Wildel- ‘
, _ r > e judge. The Council will t
‘ , .. o" 4’ 31% ”victim rpuhiiearls and Ms Deth
‘ rht‘rat*0 D. Jones. Democrat. is
"' reed prr out.
n the ci-
e Demo-
l-Tllo
(“f John
police
Michael Tobin. treasurer. and
The Ilbmth
and the
Apt ll 7—Brown
l mayor.
it read!
date for treasurer and assessor Repub»
ill-an aldermen are elected at large.
and in the third ward but other con-
tests are very close and as yet undeter-
CHICAGO, April 7.-Eiection day op-
The fact that
theio
cal Democratic candidate long before
the primaries and the lively contest
between Stewart and Harland for the
Republican nomination. aroused na-
usual interest in today‘s contest and
1,beileuedi will result in the largest
loic habit atia local election.
C ND. Ohio. April 7.“
plate returns from yesterday’s muni-
Johnson
Mayor. a plurality of
Lapp (nascent) )fer president
of the council has spiel-tum of 10.440
manor. eh Republican
. didatet "the Republics-mime“
all:
1.! II I “I
rela- hasettn '. i
m”:- we:
a s
l tslwnhsrsssvsatssssadlio
l
l
l
.1.
‘ mac's UPI “VINO IOGIITY’."
;. can are m
feet by land of (‘onrsd Becker.
One tract of land situated in said
ll‘own and City,T with the buildings
ithcreon standing being about forty
feet ill from and rear and about sev-
cllty- five feet in depth. bounded north-
. elly by land of Mary A Goodwin east-
:rly by land of Patrick Ponder:
southerly by driveway and westerly
oy highway known as Wood street.
For particulars and terms an ly to
CONRAD EECu
:n24 28 31 at 7 11 Administrator
A WEALTHV NEW YORKEB WANT!
A COUNTRY PLACE NEAR
THE NORWALKO.
Persons having land for sale near
The Norwalks will do well to list at
once with local real estate dealers.
.lt wealthy New Yorker was In town
yesterday looking for A site suitable
'or an up to date country home (an-
iillrban). There must be at least ten
acres of~ground with some tall trees.
\Iso a level spot suitable for athletic
g inds. a half-mile Toot-race track.
tool wands. tennis. etc. The intend-
ins rcllascr has been for twenty
years an invalid rolled around this
chair. He has just completely recov-
ered his health. 'and Is going to spend
the rest of his days romping around.
climbing trees. “racing root-races. play-
ing golf. etc. He is going to kick up
the devil generally and he wants room
enough to do it in. The medicine that
cured his rheumatism was Dr. Dick's
Medicine.
I". 1'. Egglnson
' Palnrsrand Decorator.
The Best Work
» fat‘lleasohable
m—pameas summ—
32 N. "attains-cot
M
will” mam
“mun-ca
or: means. '
a
new" ..
Methodist .00de Odtcdayi bombs wer'e cdstl-yostsrda even-
its annual li'ua sad or announce- ing at the Villa ailsn church. {locusts-
meat of appointments (or the coming ershle damage was done but no one
year. The conference opened last was Injured. blight student alum.
Tuesday. Conside’rablsllnportsnt bus- Ibsnces continue at Saragossa. where
iness has been done, including the the perfecture and Jesuit college were
adoption of a new plaa to care for aged stoned.
ministers by which those occupying”—
psstors are to contribute a certain per
cent of their sala as for the purpose.
The conference "named acommit-TI mg L d & C
toe to wait a a secretary of navy r “’00 o
in behalf of comment of more‘ " . 9',
chaplains in. the , There were s‘
number of important changes in the
assignment ct" ministers for the com-
ing years, especially in the large cities.
RECENT ARRWALO OF VEOOILB.
NEW YORK. April Il.---Arrivtltl:
Steamers Cymric, from Liverpool;
Minneapolis, from Southampton;
Southwark, from Antwerp.
MILLINERY.
Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
24 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
Hils returned home from Providence.
with a full line of Mlllinel'yOoods anti
is ready to receive her customers for
the Easter trade, with a full line of
Trimmed and illltrilnmcd Hats. Call
and look over the goods before going
elsewhere. (‘hlldren'u’ Trimmed Hats.
81.50 worth 82.50. Ladics' Trimmed
IIlltH 83.50. worth $5.00 Don't forget
to call.
24 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
(ll.l) BANK lil'llJllNIi.
‘ rlpr. 6 4 w.
$6.25 per Ton
The price of coal having dropped we
as usual are the first to give our pa-
trons the beneilt.
We urge you to buy our Lehlgh Coal
because we know It will be satisfao
tory. You can‘t beat our coal or our
prices. g ‘
Better buy new ltvllilrI its cheapest.
Irving loclilooti & to
122 WATER ST.. SO. NOltWALK.
Branch Office 2 So. Main at.
Tel. Cali 31-5. 2
snrsnrsm MENTS.
son's" THEATR‘E.
One Performance Only.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 0th.
Quinlan and Wall
imperial Minstrels
Grand First Part Spectacle, a Recep-
tion to the
..._... l
Guaranteed
Goods
curl PAINTS, vaaleltEs. SHEL-g
Lacs. sums, canalaoe Puma;
ENAMEL PAINTS, rLooa PAINTB,‘
DIPLOMATIC ”anon FLOOR VARNISH, FLOOR 8TAIN8.T
When the correct costumes of all the FLOOR FINIOHES. t
governments of the earth wll. g
be worn. '
A Congress of Comedians. headed by
JIMMY WALh
PRICES, 25c. 60:. 756. 01.00.
Carriages at 10:30.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night.
SATURDAY. APRIL 11.
It's a Corker!
THE EVERGREEN SUCCESS.
The amusement bargain of the season.
The Original and Only One
HOV-=18 .
A Bunch-of Keus
(OI! THE-HOTEL)
Character Artists filo conceive New
Ideas and Illaeclltef them in the most
brilliant manner. !‘
Jokes and Methods
bright.
A Screaming Frat-o." bubbling with
merrinlent or na ty and wit. \
EVERYTHING RIGHT UP TO DATE. COMSTOC K ~ I
PRICES. 25c. 35c and 50c.
Matinee, lb and 26c.
We have a specialty called STAINI‘
rtooa rlNlall. which is quickly and:
easily applied. is extremely tough andT
durable. and not affected by hot orT
t-old water and will not crack. mar:
white. chalk or chip off. It is an ex
cellent thing for Furniture, Llooleurns“
()ll Cloth, 'etc. “Makes the old new;
again." Our variety in these lines isi
unequalled. and prices vary according l
U.
We issue Library Voting Tickets
tickets with all purchases.
stare fresh and ‘0“ SALE IV
1
WATKINS
"°Y.§.L§..Tii£.“.§“' 9 Dow. .
Positive Appearance of ‘ _
t..,Till‘tlamlls- '
The ’Old Homestead.
Production identical with original cast
it! WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOIWALK.
Phone 48-0.
l
i
l
ruse ”lens ’
' ter a passage of fifteen days. in wilitll
‘ limit of speed on March as.
, ilanll says the Southwark sustained no ,
. acute
‘ it) for three hours while the engineers
; first under the port and then under the
jso allow that,
The most beautiful chaining of all KINDS of NECK-
WEAR. Fine Collar Tops. hand made. at 50c. 75c,
$1.00 and .5 I .25. Lace Collar Tops. Planer: lace. 25c.
Fm: Swiss Embroidml Collar T ops. at I 9. 25. 35, and
50c. Plain Linen Hemsti'tched Collar Tops,‘ 5c and
50c. Persian on Silk. handsome styles. 25 d 50c.
Laundered. Hematitcbed Collar Tops, imported style. all
linen. at 5 0c. Stocks of every description, in both all]:
and cotton. the latest washable, 19c up. Lace Collars,
the new spring designs in Venice lace. 50c up. NECK
RUFFS~Bla-Iz, Black and White. and all White, many
made 'hu'lh cape.
$1.00 to $7.50.
LOOK FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT FRIDAY.
sncounrsaao soucii WEATHER l
NEW YORK. April 7.-—The Red Star‘
l ine steamer Sollthwark. Captain T
llann arrived today, from Antwerp af-
shc encountered terrific weather. Gale
after gale come In constant succession.
The steamer was able to make very
little headway. Her best day's run
was 284 knots. while 123 was the lowT
Captain!
damage and the only casualty was the? .
death of a child in the steelage of.
pneumonia. The Southwark‘l
iltougilt sixty seven cabin alld 995:
steelaze passengers.
Second tabla passengers deciale that!
on March 24. the Soutllwarh was hove
WE'lLTRUST YOU
CLOTHIMS-SHO
GATELY- BRENNAN
IO S.MA|N STREET-
rcpaired the engines and that for the
remainder of the trip she proceeded
starboard engine and at a rate of speed
only crippled engines
could account for. Odicials of the
line and ship's officers deny that the
reduced speed was due to any other
tause than stress of weather T
of favorites. including
rm: FAMOUS ow HOMESTEAD
DOUBLE ouanrirr'rn.
unless! 25c, soc. 75c and $1.00.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea'
tre. South Norwalk. and Wood's drug
store. Norwaik. 6 days in advance or
all attractions.
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sStore.
Special Assailant-est.
On Saturday evening. April 18 the
distinguished actress. Mrs. Le‘lloync.
will be seen in this city at Hoyt' s Thea-
tre, in her latest’ successful comedy.
'Among Those Present." under the di
rection of George H. Brennan. This
promises to be the cat .
of the present 15
of seats will commence on Tiltisdlu‘.
April 14. Prices 50 cents to $1.50 On
account of the interest manifested in
Mrs LeMoyne's appearance. and the
large number of inquiries already made
at the box office. it has been decided
that applications for seats sent in be-
fore thc opening of the sale will be filed
in the order of theln receipt. Free list
will positively be suspended for this
engagement.
Oklahoman IIIE sass“
for the
WENT Ill Till MIME llllill’lliiL_____
AT NOYT’O THEATRE,
fits-v. M17.
at bib p. In.
An entirely new entertainment un.
der the management“
The bills Nestle.
Dent fail to so: ages: masses.
, Admission. I
Chan open Saturday. April 11 at box
cites 00th Norwalk. aad' Wood's
Fresh Goods are whstyou want, _
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST”
\
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
We keep our stock moving by buying today what we’ll sell today and tomorrow. Pure,
PuI‘c Raspberry or Strawberry Jam. 2 jars for 25¢. . Fancy California Peaches or Bartlett
Pears. 3 lb. can. 2°C.; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes. 25c: 3 lbs. Rice. 25c; Moorpark Fancy Apricots. 16c.
lb.; Eva Peaches. ioc. 1b.. 3 lbs. 25c.; Peanut Butter, 20c. lb.; Limp Starch, 5c. lb.;
Crackers. 25c.; 3 lb. box Boneless Codfish, 25c: Large Fat Bloaters. 2 for 5c.; Smoked Halibut. 16c.
lb. We have a large arrival of FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS.
, You can get plenty of FRESH EGGS here. New Potatoes. Spinach. Celery. Tomatoes, Let-
tuce. and everything in FRESH VEGETABLES when quality is all right.
3 lbs. Boss
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
to lbs. 6...... "ugar 49c
We are certainly Waring big Inducsmsnta to the people of The Norw alks. Note out big specials for this
weak. udlsa, “semblance want a new Easter bonnet. You can save enough on a small order of Gro-
ceries bought uses to purchaas Oils suitable for anybody. Free delivery.
Poitossrvloo.
Drug Store. Norwalk. . a0 It
EASTER OPENlNG 2'
Fresh Country Fggs for
25¢
It Eb
New StoreleallSt.
stiller stain ehsansav‘ IUTTER. ml moss; tacit
‘. CHOICI PM“ IIJ‘I'TEB, POUND. 275 A NICE TUI IUT‘I‘ER; POUND, 23c.
‘ elm-.5. ta. mm 3
100
100
1.0
as
’ NO
finally. lull ill. some“...
The latitude: Walls and vi-
utility floatation-slut law-cl
2 virus. Huston Fobd,
' Pillsbury's Vitos, pk...
'M'.’ Com. Olm-
l Early Jana Peas. can.
4 pigs. Macaroni.
“l“ it‘ll: ,,
m“ “i F
Concentrated
\,
erssssfi.
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