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eyes are dark and appear to have
flimwn in color.
tall and slightly bushy. The nose
"finally Hebrew in its shape and
be; “h t'fht; r'nulustaohe Is not
W M. ‘u s rsty.
~ all med tor and as far as could
at last evening have no fillings.
pom-st protrudes considerably
.10 The chin is rather
man of his build.
k which is rather muscular
is the entire body.
tires into ‘consioeration. the
lisppesr to. be a Hebrew, a
. athalisn.
The height is live feet
. Apparently the body
. man thirty-five years of
olotkng comprised a coat and
_ 'lwnrsted of good quality.
_ arkrot “Davis and San
, . Bridgeport, Ct."
oxllheqnfltripeu with black ‘
all Mack‘flgures between the
. On the neck band or
the mark 80-12%. There were
m on the shirt and no collar.
nderclothes are of good quality.
t
Mill sterial. ~> '
Help! Police Vollmer viewed the
this morning. and looked careful-
typ‘cutm He said that he could
‘ s deflhltely whether or not they
hes or stabs.
think that the case was one
It. on the other hand. they
. order. We will have to wait,
tend get the opinion of the
examiner on that question be-
“! think that he was
Marlena. He was not a Jew or a
litany rate. 1 should say from
' slice of the muscles that he
I than who had done hard work.
tent for some of the men at
. lthedredgers down the harbor
we if they know him.
here rifiggmle point that is peculiar.
n‘eommitted suicide on the land
did“ the body get in the water‘.‘
lsa point that i
its face is in good shape. and some
tfli rah will be taken of him immedi-
' it sent out to different cities
his identiiiiicatlon.
the knife which was found in his
it Was closed when found. 1 do
are that it was the weapon
hit-h the not was committed.”
.hox is an article Which
. an important clue to the
’~ «“011 .0! the body. as it is of a
seldom used now, though the
’ roHLMAN.‘ ’
agree assess.
aniline."
c. eyshrowi
Hill teeth
He has
Taking
He was a man
He is very
The
the
They are of
‘1! they are
I believe it is a
would like to
South NWIlk.
A WOMAN'S BACK.
M...
Ths Aches and Pains Will Disappear ll
‘ the Advice of this south Norwslk
Citizen is Followed.
A woman’s back has many aches and
pains.
Most times ‘tis the kidneys' fault.
Backache is,really kidney ache;
l That‘s why Dean's Kidney Pills cure
t.
Many outll Norwslk women know
8
Read what one has to say about it:
Mrs. Lizzie Warner. or 8] Washing-
ton street‘ South Norwalk, says: "i
had ofien to give up my work on ac-
count of my back aching so. i procur-
ed Dean's Kidney Pills at Plaisted‘s
drug store‘durlng theI last attack 1 had
and they cured me. I felt better in ev-
ery way after taking Dosn’s Kidney
Pills slid ican recommend ihem to all
women sufferingi'rom backache and
weal: kidneys."
Sold for 50 cents a box by all denl‘
ers. ‘Foster-Miiburn Co,. Buifnio. N. Y._
sole agents (or the United States.
Remember the name—Donn's—and
take no other.
proper thing years ago. it is of wood.
with a little leather tag with which to
open the lid. Friends of the man
would probably recognize it if they
were to see it.
A number of people visited Ray-
mond's morgue. this morning. to look
at the dead man, and see if they knew
him. No one was able to give the
faintest clue to his identity. A man
from New York who has been engaged
in the search for the body of the alias-
ing broker. who was said to have jump-
ed from High Bridge and committed
suicide. was here this morning. He
examined the man carelully but was
unable to identify him. He said he-
he was looking for. Had it been the
body would have reached a further
state of. decomposition.
Mcdical‘ Examiner Huntington call—
ed It the morgue this morning about
ll o‘clock and inspected the’body. He
did not perform, an autopsy as is cus-
tomary in .such cases, so it is at pre-
sent impossible to state what the
cause of death really was. Probably
an autopsy will be performed later.
The hallo which was tound ill the
dead man's pocket was well worn and
the blades, of which there were two,
were wurn Short. There was no sign
of blood on other of them and it is not
believed that this could have been the
Weapon with which the man was kills
ed. it had it stag horn handle and on
the metal part were the letters lXL
Chief of Police Vollmer is of the opin-
ion thst the man could not have closed
the knife and put it in his pocket again
alter stabbing himself four times. The
knife blade was so short and so dull
that it could not have inflicted wounds
of the nature of those in the throat
of ilw dead man.
$20,000 FIRE.
Big Grain Elevator in New Hampshire
. ~ Destroyed This Morning.
GREENVILLE, N. H.. April 25.—-—The
ARE'you ‘AGEiNci/
. “We‘d”? if“?
big grain elevator and hayshed owned Open High Low i230
by 0. D. Prescott, and situated near Amal.Copper. til 64 63%; 63%
the Boston and Maine depot here. was Am. C. & F.. 40% 401,5. 40 40
burned early today at a loss of $20; Am. C. 8: F. pl.91§§ 91% 91% 91%
000.‘ The tire was discovered by 3 Am. Cot. Oil, 42 42 42 42
watchman before it had gained much Am. G. Twn.. iii 16 iii 16
headway but the fire alarm system was American ice. 9% 9% 9 , 9
disabled and before the department ar. -Am. ice old. 357;. 35%. 3571. W ,3
rived the buildings were wrapped in Amer. 1.090.. 27% 27% 27 27
flames. The firemen then directed Am. Sme.t., 61 51% 51 51
their attention to protecting surround- Am. Sugar, 126 1261/13 125% 125%
ing property and the loss was cg‘illin- A. '1‘. E: S. Fe. 83 88 82M 82
to the elevator and hayshed. "The A.T. & SF. pf. 97% 97% 97% 97%
cause has not been learned. Bait & Ohio, 93% 93% 92% 92%
-——-——-—-—-—-————- Bklyn. R. T. 6655 66% 65 65
WATERBURY JOINERS STRIKE. ggfsh&no€lr{0'1§i% 13% 13;", 1;:
WATERBURY, Conn.. April 25-All - - ~- . ¢ ‘
the carpenters employed in this city, Chi. Gt. West. 2.2% 227a {2% g}:-
by members of the interstate Builders’ C. M.‘& 3‘. P- 163 163% “32% lbu‘zfi
Association. struck today. against the Q0'- I“ & i., f” 35% M 355%
master builders‘ requirement of the U“- Soumu .3‘4‘16 24% 23% 44%
reference card. During the morning 00'1301- G”. I” 213% 2L- 213%
one of the mtgutorq signed an "m. D6]. & Hud. 168 lbs 168 .168
ment to withdraw the reference card Eric, 34% 3454 33%. 33%
requirement. and his men returned to Eric. 13¢ pfd.. 63% 35 63 53
work. The other carpenters. number- ill. 0911"”. 136% 133 135% 136%
tag 350. are still out. The strike has Um- & Nash..118 118 117% 117%
‘ tied up work on a large number 0: Manhattan. 141% 141% 140% 140%.
buildings on Bank street, and other Met. 8t. R!” 131% 131% 129 139%
business streets. where structures to Mex. Central, 28% 33%”. 27%. 27%
replace those destroyed by the big are, Mex. Ni Gift. 32% 22%. 31% 31%
iltteen' months ago. are nearing com- M. K» 0: T-w 26% 26% 25% 25*
pleflon,‘ - M. K. i T. Did, 5655 56% 54 54K ‘
_~ "m ‘ Mo. Pacific. 110% 110% 109 109
We hope the harp playing in heaven N. Y- Central. 132 132 131% 131%
will not sound anything like the gra-
pnophone.
DavHoImes used to Say he
was “seventy years young.“
Some men are old at half
11% :3.th ism ' it is
m til-ism . so: Emu!
“:36”!
his .. nuns
lore leaving that it was not the man A R
Norf. I: West, 71% 71% 70% 70%
Ont-s. West. 295; 29g 29g 29%
Pacific Mali, .
Penn. s. 3.. 13755 13y§4.136%6;138.
People'sflass. 104‘ 1 g in
Soaqlty. Do.
8011:1135 side 92%
Tenn. 0. It; 86%
Text! Pacific. 36%
Union Poetic. 91%
grail-he. old. so
about the same. .‘
Mr. and Mrs. Ailing. of Washington
strmt, have gone to New Haven today.
to see "Ben Hur."
night at Sons of Temperance iisll,
Willi street.
missus of Spring Lamb. Lamb Chops.
lions! Boer, lllc lb. Schaub‘s Market.
'i‘llc ill. Mary's .lr., 'i‘. A. ll. Cadets'
lmsclinll loam dcloiliod a team from
lilo (lo‘niiu‘ School this morning by inc
score of 23 In II».
Tim adjourned special town luccilng
for the purposc of giving anyone an
opportunity to make eliggcstlons and
to make criticisms of tho work or the
('Olliilliiliillillll charter committee.
Buckingham Post. (i. A_ it. of Non
walk. is preparing to have qultc a time
next Thursday night. The post will
entertain State Commander .i. ‘lul‘imi
Rogers. of Dnnbury, and Ollie 3.: is
are expected from different parts of
the state.
—-l..egs of Spring Lamb. Lamb Chops.
Roast Beef. llic lb. Schaub's Market.
The graduating class of the Over
River High School will give an enter-
tainment Friday evening, May 8th. at
Lockwood’s Hall- The proceeds will
help to defray the expenses oi the
class reception to be held on the fol-
lowing Friday evening. An interest
ing entertainment. consisting of inb-
ieanx. songs and recitations. is being
prepared.
BENEFIT wulsrf’
A whisi party for ihe benefll of the
Norwalk Hospital was held last even—
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. 1.
Raymond. it was both I social and
financial success as all agreed who at
present and whist was played at H to-
bles. Ileli'esll'lncnts were served dur-
ing the course of the evening and n col-
lection was taken from those present.
This netted a goodly sum.
W
MR. APPERSON DEPARTB.
William M. Apperson left South Nor-
wnik lihis morning for New York.
where he will take passage on the sica-
Illi‘l‘ Alamo. for Texas. en routc for
San Francisco. via Cilpc Horn.
STATE COMMANDER To BE HERE
State Commander of the. liruinl Ar
lnyfllom-rs. ol llnnl‘mry. will come it:
Norwnik llcxl Thursday nigh! nlld bc
the gilcsi of Buckingham Post i:
-...,..._._.
ROWAYTON M. E. CHURCH.
Preaching ill. 10:30 a. in; Sunday
school at 1:30 p. in; Young People's
meteing. 6:30 p. m.: preaching at 7:30
p. m.: weekly services as usual.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. iii: iii a. ln.~—Priccs
of the standard railroads took u down-
ward coiirSc at the opcning. Losses
were restricted to small fractions. The
strength of the Mexican railroad stocks
and the Smelling stocks was due to iilc
continued rise in silver. A number of
specialties also showcd gains. (fon-
solidatcd Gas rose lie. and Mciropoll
tun Street Railway tell it point.
WALL S'l‘ltnn'r. close~~Thc guild
bank statement rallied the market. but
ilccideli pressure to realize incl the ad-
vance. and carried prices hack to the
lowest. ”crimes of a point or more
for last night’s icvcl. Wore made by
the prominent Pacific‘s. (ll-angers. South
Westerns. 'l‘runk Lines, and some min-
or siocks. The closing was active and
weak.
Reports over private wire of Maple:
it Goldschmidt. commission brokers.
Swarta ll: Uorbett‘s block, South Nor
walk:
34 7 34M 34. 84
ii 1104
as out on
set sail,
sit.“ in
l . s
l
vital are reported this afternoon to be .
A regular moeilng of Sherman (lom- ’
mandery. U. 0. G. 0.. was held last ~
will "be held Monday night lit ii o‘clock m.
tended. There were about 60 pin-soils, '
l
’ Blacks. Whites and Fancies.
V s
“Wish lungs are
. imosilydus to s
as looted cough.
On p s smsli per
' cont. oi the mil-
lions who have
oomumpllon in-
horltil. Asllght
cold. “Inkling or
hacking oou‘ is
the boglnn n3,
.‘snd sitar it has
reached s certain
sdvsilecd sings
there is no ending excspt ihs grave.
Any case at consumption ihsi Is curable:
tis. any one having consumption whose
ismily or lrisnds silll hold on to s rsy ol
hops. may take comlort in ths'knowlsdgc oi
the (act ihstOns Minute Cough Cure will
give instant rclipl and llnslly CUTSt'
This l {an1 does not pass lmmsdlsisly
inloths sto ch. but lip on long In the throat. chm
Ind lunfi . producing the ollowing results:
i slisvssthc cough.
Mslrssths hr in any.
Cutsout the ill .
Em outlhdi Imitation.
illsths germs (microbes) cldluus.
Strengthens the mucous membranes.
Clesrsthohosd.
Relieves the lsvsrlsll conditions.
anions our: cause at the cough and the
drain on the lungs.
(:0) Enables the lungs to contrllmis ours ills-
vlng snt lilo-summing osusn to tilt aloud. Cures
reap sat Ill Cough. Lung sud BronchlslAllsctious.
OONIUMPTION OURID.
" My nhysicisn told me one year sgoth-t lwou
dis of consumption inside of A year. i commenc
lsltlng One Minute Cough Cure lnr my lung troubis
and ltcurod ins. l have gained 20 pounds and ism s
on live ' sd womsn.’ One Minute Con h Cum
mains." any F. Sutuvsn. Grand Rand‘s. Mich.
Pleasant to the taste. Good for Children.
Good for every body. For Coughs. Colds.
Group. Whooping-Cough, Bronchitis. Asth-
ms. Pneumonia and all Thrust and Lung
troubles no remedy is so good as
ONE MINUTE
' COUGH CURE.
Mud byl- 0. DOWITTI 00.. OHIOAW
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACV.
Manufacturers’
SAMPII‘IS iN
Children’s Clothing.
VESTEE SUITS. for the J to
8 year: of age youngster.
.980. $1.49. $1.76. worth
just twice the amount.
SCHOOL ‘ SUITS. made to
withstand - hard usage
and to sell at double
750.
D. Gottlieb
ll North Main St.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Scuth Norwalk.
.4. Quins & Jan,
85 “'ASHING'I‘ON H’l‘lugll-T'l‘.
FiOU'i‘I-l NOR W A I .la’
rAlLos,”oLbTHlEs. HATTER.
Fuamsnss.
mu‘“ . r .y
It Is
Significant
l‘xi’iSI“?
flifi.
O
that solar-[cs number 0! the best
dressed men everywhere are
wearing Kciscr- Bsrstlics Crs.
vats. Such men svcrsge well up
in Intelligence“ good tum .
.
Our stock of this choice Neckwesr
has again been replenished in
Ask to s‘ee the Kelscr-Barathea.
Full Dress Tie. in cotton, 25 cents.
We close evenings at 6 o'clock
except Monday. Wednesday and Sat-
urday. .
Telephone 13342.
i illlllili. ills.
m “by or. (M's llsw Iodide. as»
_ :h't .
“m
' cause-mm llsil rand.
.———
sort and have two caller‘s.
attractive indeed. See the dis-
play in North window.
-—«
ANYTHING lN r1112: LIN
NISH. '
BRUSSELS cancers.
VELVET CARPETS.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
INGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS.
BRUSSELS RUGS.
SMYRNA RUGS.
10 pc. Toilet Sets. assorted
' tints .......... . ...... $2.25
to pc. Toilet Sets, timed
and gold ............. $2.95
10 pc. Toilet Sets. gold
stippled .............. $3.75
THE 'LElADNo ova” 0065mm:
TRISTRAMilHYATT
no. 2 and 5 oszazr‘rs'j BUILDING.
FLOOR COVERINGS.
l2 OF FLOOR COVERINGS WE ARE PREPARED TO FUP-
LINOLEU MS—all qualities.
OIL CLOTHS—Ail widths.
CHINA MATTINGS.
JAP. MATTINGS.
CREX MATTINGS.
WINDOW SHADES.
CURTAIN RODS and POL ES.
ALL WORK DONE IN THE VERY BEST POSSIBLE MANNER.
‘-
HOUSEFURNlSHING DEPT.
10 pc Toilet Sets. filled in Wash Boards {9" stationary
patterns .............. $4.50 tubs .................. 35c.
5 in. Jardiniercs, assorted Clothes Lines .............. 10C.
colors ................ IOC. IO qt. Bread Raisers ........ 492.
6 in. Jardinieres. blended . . . 25c. 14 qt. Dish Pans. heavy tin . 29:.
Asbestos Sad Irons. per set. $1.50 Sleeve Boards ............. 35c.
TRISTRAM iii-WATT, Norwalk, Conn.
Glover’s The Place
In all leathers and made In
very nobby lasts.
5.3.50 pr.
Wear Shoes Thai Fit.
§ New
S H I R T S
They are of‘ the Nrgli'gee
The patterns of some are 0er
39¢; 50¢. 75¢.
$1.00.
“a
MAHACKENO HOTEL BLOCK.
mum. of him
olRoth-y,N. Y. writing
. .. , of Kennedy Row.
3 . . . 1 ‘ '
“1mm sins OsLmBolunt.
'mamSorumudkia.
. ‘ sftstsiot
5" ..
Drstid
w’h'mflw {so did no
fins-minimise.
chests! .V It-
VIN FIRST CLASS ORDER
.. instant cor,
isAlwsys‘ linked
and 8mm
. sr THE
clam. census. impose».
lawman-has Liquors. ; _,
on.“
4. user.
ind m ‘
Harry Gaodlvinf
’ A Good Dinner . ;
i". I. ‘ if"! .
Mfiw
The Path of
Satisfaction
Leads to 'our door. Wise
people not Ollill know bar-r
gains but know where to get
them. That accounts for the
crowds of people 1101] see in
our store even) did! of the
week.
Cash or Credit.
We like to keep repealing that
statement because we mean
it—-—and we also like to keep
on sauinclilal if. a purchase
does out turn out satisfac-
lorilll we want iJOll to, bring
. it back. ' E
. Open . a ‘ Char’gh AccOunt
Merchant Tannin
800 ' .
crimes.
6L9 ’ "
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