‘WI HAVE THE STYLES MOST DESIRABLE. “Ankle Corsets—worn under the stocking. Strengthens the ankle and,adds comfort to the wearer of the oxford. '9..Lyon ace” 90 Washington St. ......— Nr‘snt Ourprlsed Them and This child; Ono Was Found Dead. ~ .. WMPUM. Pa" April 18. -——In a bat tlaatpllowlng an unsuccessful attempt in the First National Bank of this .eariy this morning, one of the on was killed and Henry Wil- ' by. it baker who surprised the are while they were at work was sly. but not fatally wounded. . loughby was passing the bank till ”I. early hour on his way to work, he was s ddeniy confronted by s I!“ who at t 0 point of a revolver hip: to throw up his hands (I like” quiet. He did so but in his and}. as a revolver and a mo- th men tired. At the re- volvers. two other men a bank and took a hand "it! bravo! or fight aroused people it. cinlty or the bank. but before known the burglars fled. ’l‘li humid" had broken into the mompbui had not completed lag qf-the safe. This morn- goody I one at the burglars in «a’ vacant lot in the r and of the town. . As the bullet lists near hisiheart it is pre- bat his cpmpaiiions had to r dying comrade from the It t Where he was found On his ‘ 3 found a gold watch and $44 . Willou'ghhy was shot in both M Great excitement prevailed in he town and a posse has organized to m capture the burglars. as, OLUTION IN BRAZIL. O JANEIRO. Brazil. April 18.— nerd! Pando. of Bolivar at the head it live hundred men recently left RI- slta. on the frontier of Acre and limited In the direction of Acre ter- l the title to which is in dispute '11- $12" Imld BallveK‘A . ABra. ell ry e t Ribs a to warn Braslllang. The Boliflans whose advance guard is at Empress. can only lb Abunan. on the right bank or the Colonel Monies. the Bolivian platen with five hundred Boliv- . is in the vicinity of Porternjar. tilt of Riberaita, marching on Or. ich is in Acre territory. Col- he Nitride, the Castro has started it :00 Brazilians to prevent the Gblonel Monies into the dis- tehrritory It is probable that Brazilians and Bollvians have~al~ come in contact. “' GENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS- NEW YORK. April 18~Arrlvedz l. dolphin. from Southampton and armors. liabililllaillis constantly at your command i. hire—this. means prompt ind . satisfactory service. 6’ 35 -—.—'..... r the Running be} water." of arciTLMAN. pg space in the van tooth insert- ”in” without loss of , discomfort by our -d' is] Teeth are per~ and ass. They the functions or the longer. look sand I The quality is of sad the prions moth fl ' members of Company F went to Strat- ‘ mffii can: to the tune up: to 1d. 4““ GENERAL AeeEMenv REVIEW. Next Week Promises to be an Interest- ing One In Legislative History HARTFORD. April Ill—On Tuesday the General Assembly will begin a week that is freighted with importance to the legislative history of the state. as during it will probably be fought out snow the several plans for a revision of. representation in the lower house. The first gtln in that light was fired last Thursday when Representative Hub hard, of Litclillcld, suggested that the whole constitution be adopted by the constitutional convention be passed at this time as an amendment. with the since exceptionaof the representation clause. In place of that Mr. Hubbard proposed to pass an amendment which would charge the character of the low- er house to such an extentaado make it consist of one. member front each town. leaving the senate as the "popir lsr" body. That. this sentiment is popular with a large number of‘tlie small town more seiitatives is well known. Another proposition which has received support from the same quarter is to adopt t‘sliding scale" system, which would still keep the ”town unit" idea intact. There is still another group of mem- have any change made. The committee itself will report on Wednesday in favor of the so-cailed “Chatiieid” plan. which gives each town in the state one representative. and adds one for each of the thirty- slx senatorial districts still to be form- cd by this legislature: and to be re- ported to the Donate this coming'woek. By Mr. Chatfleld‘s plan. the House will be made up of 204 members, and~ will not be enlarged in later years. it keeps the town unit idea. and at the same time gives to the cities some pro. portionate representation. as is claim~ ed by the committee, it is understood that some of the Democrats of the House do not favor this plan, but in- stead will support the governor's scheme of a "slitting scale." With all these plans before the House a livoly week of discussion is promised. This week will probably see the be- ginning of Friday sessions, according to a statement made by Mr. Banks, of Fairiield. last Thursday. The Railroad repeal bill will be decided upon by the judiciary committee on Tuesday, and a report will probably come to the Sen- ate Wednesday morning. The vaccina- from the committee on public health and safety, this week. this time with a minority report for the repeal. On this questi0n the House was closely di‘vlil- ed last week, when the committee“ a unfavorable report was rejected. and a hard fight is expected when the report is again made. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS airs. John Calm. who was operated on at the hospital continues to im- prove very nicely. ing the do} the guest of his friend Harry G Davis, of West Main street.- Nor-walk A Hungarian whose name is un~ known was taken to the Norwalk Hos-. pitai, yesterday, suffering. “from the, delirium tremens. Arthur Taylor clerk for H. H. Vii liams of Noxwalk. is seriously III at tacit of pneumonia. Frederick l. -.Boyer of Main street Nonalk. who has been ill with a se- vere attack of pneumonia and pleurislyf continues to improve nicely _ Mrs. Millard was operated on at at Norwaik Hospital. yesterday. by 1‘. William J. Tracey and Dr W. B Bean. The patient is doing nicely. A regular meeting of south Norwalk Conclave, l 0 H., was held last even: lug imElks' Hail. One new member was initiated and routine business was transacted. A meeting or the Team Drivers Un- ion was held in Labor Lyceum last evening. Nothing was given out re- garding it. though the meeting was a spirited one evidently. Miss Elizabeth Taylor. daughter of Deacon John _D. Taylor. was operated on at the hospital. this morning. by Dr.. S. H. Huntington. assisted by Dr. Wal— ter Hitchcock and Dr. Clark. The graduating class of Center High School have issued invitation to their friends to a reception to be held Fri- day evening, lay 1st at Lockwood'l in every way. “7““ EAGLES WERE DEFEATED. The Eagles. s basketball team from sight and lost 99 the Stun The me was a hot one. bers of the. house who do not wish to ' tion repeal bill will again be reported » Richard Meade of Danbury. is spend- k) h 4 A CARLOAD OF EACH JUST RE- his home in Main street with an at— ‘ Hall, Norwsiis This class is sparing ‘ no pain: to make the affair a success 1 linoleum...“ in. sis—qua... Estimated That New Nuts and sells Will Coot About mono. WEYMOU’I‘,H EM. April lav—The Shamrock iii. challenge:- for the A111- orics's cap which was dismaated in s squall od this port yesterday is being rapidly overhauled. The destrac ion of her standing 80" was practi ally object being to clear away the wt age as quickly as possible The as In badly dented. but may be repaired. the boom is practically uninjured. the iopaiill yards are useless. and the nails are ruined. Lloytls‘ agent inspected the damage today. No ofllelul climate of the loss is available. but It In iboimht ihut 32:3.- boo will cover t‘Vt‘l‘lelIlllz. This, how ever. is largely speculation. Nothing definite will be known on the stiltjt'cl iihiil Designer l-‘ilo arrives iii-i-c. Sir Thomas Lipton is stiff and sore from yesterday’s experience, b t be is recovering from the shock (‘l' '~.' W the death of Collier, the man who was drowned at the time of the accident. The Shamrock I. Is to return to the Clyde but the date of hit- departure is not xed. The mayor of Weymbuth viblted Ilr Thomas on the Erin todav Thanking the. mayor for the sympathy shown by the city. Sir Thomas said the Sham. rock ill. would be back at Weymouth in a few weeks and would resume her trials ‘ .— . MARTIAL LAW iN SPAIN. MADRID. April lB—~Martiai*law has been proclaimed in (Jordova in conse- quence of the rioting of acriculiural laborers, who are on strike there. The iiotere compelled the shopkeepers to close their stores. Several collisions took place between the Motors and the police and military. The latter eventually quelled the disturbance. DRIVER aovs ON STRIKE. WILKESBARRE. Pa. April lilo— Driver boys at the No. 1 military of the Red Ash Coal Company went, on strike today. They say they have to work 9% hours a day instead of 9. BAKERS’ PLACES FILLED. STAMFORD; April lB——Thc places of most of the bakers who went on strike Thursday night. have been filled by non—union men and there was no scarc- liy of bread in the city loda)’. Hotel ” amino: Slilllili‘dHI iii no. SOUP. Cl‘fllln of Chicken .-\11 lliz. FISH. Native Shad Stuffed. Parsley Cream Sauce. ' . Potatoes Anglaisc. BOILED. Fi‘lcatssee of Chicken on Toast. Lettuce Safari. French illrcsslnfz. - ROAST. Prime Ribs of Beef Au .liis. lliuuuoctle of Veal Stuffed. Brown Gravy, ,. ENTREE. ' Chocolate Fritters. Sauce Cognac. VEGETABLES. Mashed and Boiled Potatoes Mashed Yellow Turnips. DESSERT. Apple and Lemon Pie. Snow ”Pudding Cream Sauce. Seed Potatoes and Garden 53863 « CEIVED. Plow and Harding's Chick Rood. ‘ Flour, hay grain straw obs. Drawer 8%. 22 24 Main Street .... w... ..L. ..n. 4 .. Library Waring : Contest 21-; to Knit filth. ,. .4‘ Over River ooi.‘ .-. ......... . cam ‘18 complete. _..Almost everything above 0 deck must be renewed The wrecking . (row is not' trying to save much, the tail We are sole agents for the LeHoy ' Norwslk. ” ash-nu» 3.... as of south Not-walk cit. issisis‘ Intact-Isms More It's . .Too Lain. . When tilt back begins to ache homer“ wait 'tlll backache becomes c "Till serious kidfisy troubles devel- " iii "I‘lll urinary tro ss' destroy night' a Profit by a Sleuth 'Norwaik citizens 0195310000. 1 Nr Frank St. John 56 'I‘uybir ith‘ employ of the ‘Norwnlk in ‘ (loin pany, says. "i am not the only one ensugcd in this culling who sum-in from lillf‘kltl'lll', aggravated by tlu- constant clumsy of position until imm- lot: and slimming. There are others in the factory and-‘ih the city that. i know who are troubled lu tho‘nunie wa . i procured Donn s Kidney Pills at illls ted's drug stoic, took a c'oiiiao of treatment and it cured me" For sale by all dealers. l'ilce 50 cents a box k‘oster- Milburn (30.. littl- ialo, N. Y.. sole agents for the United States. Remember the name~lloan' s—~ and take no other. 4 y W “NW. .-....FM .. ORDER TO BITTLE ACCOUNT. DISTRICT OF‘NOR’WALK, 38.. Pro- batc Court. April Hill, A. ll., 1903. Estate. of Solomon 1'). Osborn. late of Norwaiir, in 'eald district deceased. Oideted That the administrate: exhibit his administration amount to this court for adjustment ill tboPto bate office in Na‘walk‘ on the 23d of April I903. al 10 o’clock I'oi'iinoon: and that all portions interested in said mlnisirutorwill cruse this order to be published in a newspaper having a cir- culutl n in said district, at least five days cfore said 23d day of April, [903. HENRY \V. GREGORY. Jlllllii‘. m Bream: stunts/Isms cLo mma. “0 Hill It We run til, you. whatever your size. but cannot lit you in patterns. ()lil‘ heavy trade Easter broke our si0ck all to pieces sisewlso. but remember we have your size In some good pattern and you can buy it now for far below its real value. slit and $12 suits now 57.9% give an I‘lllf‘ll of the cut. 9» D Gottliob 11 North Main 8h. South Norwslk. All-9001.8 4i don, HOT IT! I NOR \"AIJ‘E rAtLos CLOTHI’Ea l-IATTER, _ ' FURNISHER. Significant I :hstsalsrgsl rotisserie: roan M yw ere cm wearing Kaiser - Bsnthes Cra. em. Such mes avenge well up is intelligence and good taste; , l \ Our stock of this choice Neckwear has again been replenished In Blacks. Whites and Fancies. ...... Ask to see the Keiser-Barathea'. Full Dress Tie. in cotton 25 cents. We (dose evenings at 6 o‘.clockl -------- j except Monday. Wednesday and Sat-l urday. ‘. Teisphoris 133.12. nue locksmith by Mt'lllmllofl‘ in tin» . ostiiie may be notified thereof. the ad 7 as WASHINGTON s'rmnm‘. Hi his :3; NISH. BRUSSELS CARPETS. VELVET CARPETS. TAPESTRY CARPETS. INGRAIN CARPETS. WILTON RUGS. BRUSSELS RUGS. svaNA RUGS l v. .'v a! * " N0... 1 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. . "FLOOR COVERINGS ‘ANY ’I‘IIING IN 'I‘Ille LiNI" Oli‘ I I 00R COVERINGS WE ARIC PREPARI‘I) TO I UR- HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. to pc. Toilet Sets. assorted ... 10 pc Toilet Sets. filled in Wash Boards for stationary tints ..... . ............ $2.25 patterns .............. $4.50 tubs ............. .. . . . to pc. Toilet Sets.- tinted f 5 in. Jardinicrcs, assorted Clothes Lines ........... inc. and EOId’I., ... , ; , , . jag; colors .......... . ...... toe. to qt. Bread Raisers ........ 49c. 10 pc. Toilet? Sets; gold” ‘ . 6 in. Jardiniercs, blended 25c. 14 qt. Dish Pans. heavy tin . - stippled . . . .2). . . .‘ ..... $3.75 Asbestos Sad Irons. per set, $1.50 Sleeve Boards ............. 35c. TRISTRAM81 HYATT Norwalk, Conn. Glover’ s The Place I In all leathers and made In very many lasts. $350 pr. Wear Shoes That Flt. south titaniolt Conch“ Contractor. .snwsas AND’ aEwaa connec. rions. WATER smart on ALL KINDS, assume, aocK excava- 'TION, mason WORK ~ Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind. Estimates Chosrfully Given. 26 Wood Sb. ‘So. Norwalk. To the Board of Health and All others in Authority: \ , Greeting: -.~ Something should he done at once to save the school children from the danger ot contracting all manner oi other is in violation of the card .. ‘ principles of sanitary science and outrage upon the innocent and do ess. stop to gins": practice. _ users y W . ion. was nucleoli Ps.~—To~ eradicate the some of - lsrigs from this system: has Drgnblch‘ thing to wear for man. and child—410m hats idishoes -——al the lowest prices. it give-sari: to all the advantages of chara‘i‘ inc piiiChaSes and paying in small weekiu pailmenis. 29-3l .. West intuition St " CLOTHING ”FOR MEN 7‘ 13;} . . Men’s big outfitting emporium. besides giving the best ofl‘eveip— diseases. The practice of transmitting : school bottles—with their burdens in! j; disease germs-drool one child to he . LINOLE‘UMS‘énil qualities. OIL CLOTHS~A1I widths. CHINA MATTINGS. JAP. MATTINGS. CREX MATTINGS. WINDOW SHADES. CURTAIN RODS and POLES. ALL WORK DONE IN THE VERY BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. ivoinan
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