I} withhold.
:' Chinesc iluuk ui MIIlIIlIIu harc also up-
[’EDIL‘Q)’ by donation,
".I
.59.
ASHINGTON ST..
pl). LYON IE. CO
SOLE AGENTS
for "
"w. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
$66.00 and $5. 50.
SOU’l;H NORWALK. CONN.
m0 BIIIIt ts BiIIIIII Up
(Continucd from that page)
ttu prchI Is ilItIi (‘hincsc neutrali-
V“! noon lII- brokIIIi.
H Protesting Against Fox. '
IRANGILII. Miilt'il I7.-—.IIIIorIung
rmaiion t"IcIclI"cd bv the Hutt-
If‘v’sns here the opposition patty in Ju-
ia protesting against the imposi-
I‘ I.. 01' nevi tn\uiiim on the population.'
ich amend)" ts «um-ring qulor ox-
‘ ve taxes. liaclt of money is also
id to he the cause or the delay In the
plportaiiou of luminous itI.Iops
Russians Given Warm Clothing.
OHSK, Siberia. March l7.-—-Tho
pa panning: iltrough this iown‘nre
v II who with warm clothiux. Dart-
ded by tho govcrnmcnt and
'l he Sibctinn Co»-
lacks. cqnippcd [hciitw IIc~I for thc
ampaign III thII II quI cxpcnsc
f I Quiet at Port Arthur.
.POR'I‘ Alt'l‘HiI'lt. March 17.—-All in
quiet huru. Military bands play twicc
;n week in ilII- public square.
‘ “-‘Rulaia Trying to Work China.
PEKIN .‘IiuIIIlI l'I'n-I iIIuNittu commis-
:alirint lliiltm.‘ lI".I\I- :"Ippl‘IIl to thI I‘hi
"n'ese Rail“. II oiltciuis :tl llsiu .\liu 'ltlu
tor [permission to um IlII II uIIuIc in IIIII
transporttttlou ol‘ troops and t~"tot"t".~"
The Oflici‘dix iIIIII- rcfcrrc II tlIII appli- a
lion to thc tittthol‘liics III i’t‘kill.rt‘ii)lllt'
«Itt'ostiou III-II :Iiso ItsltI-Il t"I.II,I.:IrIiiIIg
iho‘possibiiiiy of purchasing i'IIIlIicr and
"other supplies: no.” i’t‘gill'llhlg iiIII pro-
suremcnt oi curt"; l'ot" ll'llllriptil'llllitill
purposm, hfiliiliti tlIII I‘illi\\":.l_\’ not lIII
{\‘utiw admin of tho Rum-Io
pmaohcd tiIII ruilrIInIl oflicials upon the
rubject. 'l‘iIII IIIIIItisiInics III (Ihin
(‘hou will no: lullou iiII- "native: to III-ll
supplies oi .tu-I lIiIIIi III IhI- Russians
The .ittpuIIIIM .IIIilIoIItiIIi-I licrc pinto
‘ that a land IIIIruui-IIIIIII of tiny mug-
‘niiltIlII is not iIItI-iy lIIIi'ot"II IIIIIItlIIII"
,3 month.
{A
I.
II?
, New (‘ hit an:
she complctui I.;". lit."
»otht‘r road not lilt’ilkt‘ii IIII Hit
A miiiiury iliillt'ilt‘t‘ iIci"II cousldcrs
the mechanical lililltm laid it) tho .iup
anese flcet ‘Ili IIIIII .."IrIIIur IItliIItcni ll)
pt‘ovcut ilIII itussiun iit"t’l irom lctttiup
that port
LONDON~ llprch l?" inquiries tnttdc
at Lioytls on ilII riiiijt'ti of 'iicn ’i‘sin
doapatclt iII IIiiiIlI iiowH uncut it!
Is tllliiit‘ti as icicuraphlng
that Port .\t"iIIIIi" “ill be upon iictwccil
Mlll'Hl 2;? and III) i‘ii(‘iit'ti ihtI Slate"-
mom that .III- .\'I II" (Thump; ngcnt
probably Incuut ittni tilt‘ rivcr at Now
Chorang will be frcc from ice bcthII-u
Mitten 2.3 and 30 and that ctunmutticu—
thin with Port Arthur by non will then
‘ be re~opcncd
LIAO Y.\.\'t;. March 17. —-tlIIu, Kuro-
patkin hits te~iIIt:I"IIpiII"Ii to tit‘n. Linc-
I'itI-h, who is iIIII"II, icmporttrily com-
manding iiIII .\l:IIII"lIuIi:tn army. as fol-
' lows:
“l stt‘uII- \ou in thII midst of thII
troops \"sltotu you command. .\luy tlIIIi
anoint. you to U\'I"l'(‘l)iili' thII iuosi ardu~
our. portion of your I:I.»k. i shuli bc
happy to ilud you III IIII- bond III' the
troops iltc IIIupI-Ior hits graciously on
ti'uutod to Inc. I llliSi Ion will not
luavc tlIIIuI ... loot". zt> iii-I principal
dangct" tlII"cttiIIII.~_ tot" ilIc troops how
full confiricnic in you."
Gen. Lincviich 15‘ lIlls)‘ iuspcI-ting the
military posts and nIley constructed
fortification-I :It Yin KM" and clscIIhI-rc
in South Milllt'illil'i‘d.
The ,I\"cnthcr is chanpcahhu Snow
‘aquu‘ils and :III"III"II frosts" prcvnii.
S'i'. Pi‘l'rlikrii‘i'iiti. .‘I'Ittrch tintilt‘
"fitst licndtpturich ot' tiI- Mlilltillll'iull
priny uttIIr ilcuIrul iI’Itropuikin's tirrl-
’al will lu- at Lido Yang. thII gcncml
{will}; sticclcil that point ttt<tcttii III
iikdcn i'IIinI mum to IiiH’I optm-
'tious. l.it".II Y". III: is Lil. tutuu “cal oi
IIthe railrond. lIIIIuI; IIIInI I-III"tIIi with thI
main road in .I rpm '.I.l line which win
”We III- -III" IIII Kilt"-
omitkin urrm . ‘tuIi tins mun) ItIlv'tIn—
‘13ng ovrr 'IiIIlIiI II being :I point
whence tIoilI tlII iI-ch:I.Ipl1 liuII unIt tht
"“Pciiiu mad go to tip l'ttlu I"I\"ct".
‘ nutp
can; along Iiuc cttst to an cinuI-i vol-
cant) Paik 'l‘nu Sun. III Long \\hIiII
Mountain. whom I'l'IltPl‘ i.-" it sorted
lake. , 'Jitc Iouu was built in" thII Lill-
N038, Whiter t"lleIl‘I;I".~ lIItlltt-t'tl' went
on; to about “III-Ix". ItitiI which the
égion is iutII. IIIIII iIII. .'i\‘f‘i'i«'. the
top and the lulu Iisc llt‘lil‘ ine
ntuin. i Iuo IIIng. ((2 tIsIIpII-ntiy
'Wauds both. the. n ads li\fl which
{@138 will be and at IrcIlint, tI neces»
I hes. Liao long :I. ‘so has IIIII ad-
Vantage 01' being ncntct" to tin.- ronIIer
".1 China in tho I- IN!“ or pun. Iivc. men-
”‘95- being reunited against the Chi-
' . it is also tioSc to tlII Lino 'lung
ihsulu. Ncw L‘ hwang and the mouth
"I e Lino Ho. \I'hilI" the Russians
lw-"illoillizim: in." the purpose or work-
. apt an oilensltc military problem.
I .lell be prepared to mow heavy
in no" direct: on to meet the .[ap-
4 rhose command of the sea" gives
mitt freedom In selecting their
.9! attack. General Kuropntkin
..I to move lmmediaioly
in: presence to uired. If
., land in force on the coast
. . Korea. General Kuropst-
ve. his headquarters further
m the railroad. if there is
ongthe Yaiu. which now
I . “bio he will go forward to
promotions are being taken to
. . surprises. The Jaun-
”always shown a preference
..I n- ‘
' TO HANDLE WITH CARE.
-——5...
Guardsmsn Must Pay Particular At-
tention to New Guns.
Sonic indication of the euro and at-'
to mild" numbers of the National guard
- IIIII cxpcciod to bestow upon the nIIW'
King Jorgcntten rifles that have JuIIt
lIIIIIn issued. is fotind in an order is-"
sucd by Captain
Hurtt'otd yesicrday calling the at-
iIIutlou of Company K III the battalion
drill next week li‘iidaI" evening These
titles IIill be used by the company for
the first time at the regular drill this
III".I-nlng Captain loodntan's order
Mink"
A riiie has been assigned to eschi
nicmhI-I of the company and is for his
IIxI- lIuIiII- use and must never be even"
touched by mother member unless at
"hc rcuucst of the owner. or in the.
propI-r discharge of duty. Each mem-
lIcI" will no held strictly rcIIponsiblc'
tot" ilII- cure of and conditioti of bin
ritiII. Fitch member will kcop his rifle
in his own lockct. Rifles must not be
uuukcd ul' Illsilgurcd in any way by
IIIII Ult‘lllilPl'H of the company. Each
IIIIIuIbcr should lIInrn ihc shop num-
bci" clamped on the side of thc ritic.
No polish or main of any kind will iIc
used on :hc l'iiit" other ihun ruw iin-
IIIIIII oil. which lllll)’ IIII uscd and pol»
i"-'iil‘ll willi IlIII hand. No culistcd qun
is: IIilowIId to take a riflc to [“0085
without ucrmiI-"sion front a commis-
.Iioucd nftch-r. ’l‘iIc mt'llliit'l's of this
command anI \\"nrnctl thni tliI.I mII-
Ihnnism of ihc maguzlnc riflc is vcry
IlIIiiIIaic and that it uill not stand ”to
IIIIIIth usuuc II""hiIh thII old Springfield
has so gt'llt'lflltii) suffc Ircd.
MARCH RETAIL ADVERTISING
bill'tllg In uguin \I".tu us and “it"
he clIIIIIgI- of tilt sIIIIsIIu the scum; 0|
"the IIIII"II:II iltncss oi’ thiugn." which
Is inhercnt in t-t'er \I"tIil~lIttitinc.cti In-
:i\"iiiuul. rllggtfln‘ II t‘ililligt uI Wtull'illfl
Ippnrci. and thc rcIIIilIII" should IIInI in
his titi\'t'i‘iiSIlIg this month to siiIuIIIIIiI
his suggestion until it ilt't'tllllt'n an it"-
I'isit-fiilit‘ lllllilliM'. tor the temper
.Iuosc litll't‘i‘llnlllg is I~lc\"cIty IIIIII In-
.Iltgtnily plIIIIIII-Ii and IIIgI-niousi)" c.\'-
..IIIIIIIII lill'it.‘ nuniis n iI-wutil ”I "Inc
any ot‘ illi'iutlb‘l‘li putrunugc that Will
.unltI- tiny cfiorl :IIIIi Incrgy and money
IxprIIIdIIIl mil wurth IIIIilc.
Int. Jllht .Ii iiilH Hint: of
should |llli\'l‘ most profitublc. ‘l‘hu IIIl-
-t‘iil.\r'l‘ is II-iicwd oi onc i'cnturI- ot
.tIII tIIII’I.ti.~Iug~-it is not
tin" chuugc oi‘ Ht'tlritlli. ilIII ".tIl»
buitny Mather,
tit. II" hut:
IIIII til
.5 in II rIII-I-ptive mood to who ltlntily
Ii thII stigttt- witun that It IIIIII" hI-ttitpxcu
would lIII nppIHopIiIIte.
in not lttuiili must not ovc" looiI
IlIc \"IIiite oi udI‘eItisIug IIlIII-lt ilita Ioug
III-cu rccognizcii ih II mos:
IiII'lUI III ItIuItcnI lllt"l't'il2llltiiriilll4. I.
ilflsntootl yutrs of test: It hits been
R. J. Goodman ot.
.\Ii\t."iis-,
the yIIaI".,
lltIIWHt-Ifll‘)‘ .
Io attempt to llliiilI"tI the III-sire tot" II.
hits uttcudy;
Itieateti the" III-sire tutti the consumer"
important:
. fl, rt» - V I.
TN‘ DONNIO . I 0°"
now csll an 10 Payment Polio!
gfor loss (but the cost pi s so want
in other companies so investigate be
.fore insuring alsowhsro.
FRED H. FIELD.
ostItAI. AOINT.
N. IMITH rlnousou, smuu Agm.
to. Norwstit.
i
I umrso IANK IUILDING.
"rus M
[iii NiiiiiNii BANK
i SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
i
WITH
Caplrsl. $100,000.00
Surplus. ”00000.00
NO! Profits. 350300.00
I Solicits accounts of tndlvldun'"-. mI-I-
ufscturcrs, mflchants and corporations
upon favorable torms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vics-Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
——._
DIRECTORS. .
John H Knapp Henry Seymour
:Jcsiah R. Marvin eamusi Grumman
.Chrlstlsn awartz Wallacs Marvin
E. H. Mathewson ‘John H. Light
Frsd. H. Rowan.
Capital 31. 600 000
Surplus, 8185.000.
Ths
Earning Power
of your savings in
rusted with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
sreaier than If in-
vested at -I per
cent: in 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at 3%
per ccnt.; tllifi 5t; 23 pct" cont. greater
than if invcsicd at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New View and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R L. Coburn
1" Charles E. Dow John 3 Lawrence
i .-.... . - -....uW.
'Phonc. 132.
.lcnltlns BrcsNIIlvcs
and
" GARLOCK PACKING
Carried in stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New Ennlnnd Electi lc Rotors.
Have no luperior. Can shew them
In operation.
I Repairs to Stationery and Ms
rine Engines and General Mitch
ina Work aollcltcd.
THE G. N. MCKIBBI-V
M’F’G C0.
' "Iaw'MaII 5*. so. Nonmtk.
I
II IIigIIIIII and has not bet-n lound want—i
tug. ill the mind busincs. .Iucct-Is is
IIIIpPiIIiIItt on ".I good n‘IIIIII n itIttIiiiItl
IIIIIIIII .t ntInIII known to thII close of
neoph- whomI pdtmnugc ix solicitcd.
1 III filial sciI-ctton of ll'llt'W lint will
.It'tIIIItitncs be ielt unit. [iii "season has
IIIIIIII III-ll ushered in. utui this is prob-
ably thc reason tor thII III-I-utuulntion oi"
display udrcttlsemenh just prcvious to
IIIII advent oi each season. Perhaps
months before. however, thII persistent
dtil’t’l'llfiel' httd created his impression
.Iud would now be looked to to supply
he wants of the Would-be purchaser
wall of which contains It morulwad-
tutu»: persistently The man who ad-
vciimes "has an advantage over his
noII-Itdvettistng competitor, the value
It' which'can tIc eytimutcd and II lteih-
.I or not he has" the advantage over a
ohIpeIltor who advertises depends up-
on the quality of his advertising \thIn
.omparcd w. . that. of ilitt rival In
trtuie.
InerI- i.» one fucior of rctulilug. how-
III"III", thut must not be neglected. that
r “delirIring the goods.‘ .ludicious
advertising may be dcpendcd upon to
attract customers, but whether they be-
came permanent patrons depends upon
the treutnttnt acocrded them and the
ralue oi the goods sold. it every fea-
ture of one retailer’s business is as cut-
isfylug as those of another, advertis~
ing may be relied upon to throw the
balance. In trade either one war or the
othei in favor of the better advertis-
er.
LITTLE RAILWAY BUILDING.
CHICAGO, March l7.—The Railway
Age tomorrow will say: The outlook
for railway
Sintcs is not as promising as it was a
year ago. There has not been com-
plete. recovery from the check in new
Work which followed the disturbance
to the financial world last summer
while a large amount of building has
been planned. much of it is being held
up until financial conditions are more.
.‘amrablc. There are 6.096 miles of
new line under contract or under con-
struction and 1,790 more on which it
is expected to begin work during the
year. A year ago there were 8.600
miles reported under contract a lit-
tle over 68 per cent. of which. or. 5.-
786 miles were completed during the
year.
ntccur ARRIVAL! or Vtsscts.
BOSTON. larch 17.—Arrlved: Goon,
Kiln, from london,‘
hut-mow. March ll—Arrived 16th.
Steamer Numidlan, from New York.
‘HAVRE, March l7.—Arrived: Steam-
crLs turning, from New York.
building in the United‘
tDivi‘idond
Paying Mining, Oil. Stncltcr and
industrial Stocks making possible
Large lutercst and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal Agents.
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
E. BALDWTNHAMMITT. Manager.
Western New England Branch: llesdqunr
It": Oahu;- qutlln lldg.. llsrtiordfiouut
Denny S. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwslk. Ct.
Wail IIIIIIII Salt.
no PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods
we are giving so per cent. dis-
count on last year ‘5 Gold Papers.
50c Paper. 40c.
40c. Paper. 32c.
30c. Paper. 24c.
25c. Paper, 20c. ~
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window "Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters‘
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with "Fix-
titres. 10c. .
Cloth Window Shades. with
‘ ‘" mo. DECORATXNG.
IPM‘TIIIG. PAPER misc!
"Ito'- Edna Inuow III Imam to her
home with the main.
The scholars are "Marlin for their
- its-tor concert. to be hold in the Union
chapel.
Mr. and Mrl. Ambrose Benedict havo
guns to East ilsddain to visit their
daughter.
The. nciuhbors- regret the deathof
Mrs, l-‘orcit. who pulsed away Wednes-
IiIcI" evening.
Mrs. Arthur Holletk. who thI new
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Benedict. ham-eturned home to '
Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Nit-hols. of Trenton, N.
.l.. have moved here to their house.
which they bought some iimsI ago. and
which they cxpcct to fix up in general.
-_____.,.._...._
HENRY OANFORD’O PROPERTY.
Forms!" President of Adams lxprass,
Company Loft 05.127.409.03.
BRIDGIIIIMIIT. March l’l.-'l‘hc lu-
vcutory of the estate of the late licn-
ry Sanford, formerly president of tho
AIiIIIntI lixprI-IIII Company. and futhct"
of Profcssot" Sanford, of Yule, was to-
day made public.
'Ihc total value of tlic estate. accord-
ing to thI Inventory. is 85.21 1.469 93
consisting of pcntonul III-"opt ty to tho|
I"uiuc of $4. ”I .591. 93 and Ic.tl estatci
valued Iii $229,878. The personal prop-I
crty consists of bonds to the value of'
31.088.117.50: stocks. 83.071509 and
cash and noics. $131. 955. 43.
trim of tilt will. Ptofcssor Sanford wili'
rcccivc nil tiic rcai cstutc and otic hull
of tho rwldul IIftI-I" II t’cw minor bo-
qucnis III-r.- made, His share. In rotind
nunIbI-rs. will amount in about 82.500.-
000,
The first tnsnrnncc mom-y to no
paid on the Stamford Town Hall was
turned over to SIIleI-iinnn liooney, Sai-
nrdtty. morning. by Frank ll. lloyt.
was It drbft for $5,000 front the Liver-
pool nnd London and Globe Company.
for the full amount of the policy.
’l‘hcre remains 562.500 to be paid. Tho
companies have Itixiy Ilnyu iii which"
to fit‘llk‘. Mr. lloyt paid the insur-
ance on the posi-oiiicc fixtures the div"
nftci" the iire.——So. Norwnlk Suntlnci.
March 7th. 1904.
liir.I’llo_\'t rcprcscniu thII Liverpool
It lnntlou & Giulio ins. (‘0. in Stum-
ford. 'i‘his compnny ilt represented by
TR YLOR IND GOLDEN
li\'
SOUTH NOR WALK.
Ask for a firc insurance policy in
tho l.i\"ct"pooi. London & GlolIII ins. Co..
ihc largest and strongcm lnsuraui-c.
company in tlIc world.
ll COLD WA VE COMING
Thcrc hits iIccn ll chillincss in the
air for the ins’ tI'II" (him that convinces
thII Iliouglittul .Iuii ohscrvnnt citizcn
that wintcr iingcts with us. The ma-
lntlni nit ('iOfli‘l‘ to thc stove and thc
rhcumniic limp it’littlc limpcr. it is
prIIity hard in ihix wcathcr to kccp
the tooth from chattering and weak
joints supplc. lI'iI'iy cents worth of
Dr, Dick's Medicine will makc you get
your spring honnct down and think
summer will soon bohere. ii. is s
llt‘W "to for tho .criuiticd and thc crip-
plcd. ItnIl nli thuttahlver.
What is your hobby .7
Our hobby ls Coal.
Ii Interests us booauso
We all It. And you. slncs
You must buy it. '
We do nar'snlr your trade
For a row days only. but
For your: to come. And so
We cannot afford
To all you cool
Tim I: Inlsrlor.
Nor will in.
Now. what’s yours I
Buy Goal tilt is All
COAL
OUR COAL LEAVES NOTHING.
BUT ASHES. COMFORT AND SATIs
FACTION BEHIND IT.
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER.
WHERSHIIRIIIISIII
Two YARDII .
soavtcw Ave..." last NorWslk.
Word 81.. Death Not-walk.
Tail. I. Nahuatl: 01-0. I. NONI"! “-5.
— .. II. I. .
FL! or not martin
" LITTLE OAR. can. ANO tar
as osuouflnars Its
. new psstssats ru-
[1'
TRISTRAMIHYATT
as at the present time.
prices nevcr were lower.
White Wa'sh Fabrics
White is the moat lIHhiollllblo color in wash fabrics and all malorilltl in this color are noticeably in Ilcmand.
in calling your attention to our white goods department there are several paints of distinct ndiutitngc to tho pm
I dent buyer which should be carcfully wulghcd before purchsslng elsewhere. Our stock has never been so complete
Tito collection of fabrics tittd IvctII'cIt are varied enough to provide satisfaction for all and
We believe that you will find tlIiIt this is the place to buy your white goods.
White Mcrccriscd l’.
l",0xfords l’opltiis, for shirt waists and
shirt Whist suits nt 15, 18, 20. 25. 23.
35, 39. i5. in cis. per yd. We also
have the above In chumpaign color and yd.
l'udcr thc in black stripes and dots on Wllilci
l grounds.
f per yd.
I r
.50.
Main Wolf P. K.'s III 15,
'30. 35, 15. 50c per yd;
i .-.. ‘_.-
I8. 20.
Fancy Loco Sitlpcs frotn lI‘c to thc
per yd.
i
K.‘ s. Madras I
I 50c per yd
White Orgamlic
and 35c per yd.
tilt in. wide M We per yd.
68 in. wide at title pcr yIl.
lilnck, 1:8 in. wide at 50c. pcr N.
32 in. wide at 25c, 35c.
White noticd Swlrscs from 200 to' L’ in. “1|“an 25o
Whiic indin Lincu from 8c to 300 per
White Batiste. 32 In. wide. at 30c.
3755c per )"il_
40 in. wide at 25c n'ud 35¢ per yd.
Whifc l'crninn Lawn from the to 50¢
-i5c and We pcr yd.
; ..- ---. .-.
"from 290 to Inc nor yd.
i0. 50c pcr I‘d.
lI‘rénch Nainsooit, 18 in. wide, at ‘50c,
Whitc French linwn, is In. wide, at 65c. 850 per yd.
”wine. DIIIIIIy'I'I'IIII} 16.1525. poi-SIG.
Wiiitc ”non for Shirt" Waisth sud
Shirt Wuist Suits
36 in. wide at :Iiic per \d
10 in IIiIlc tIt' 39c and title pcr y.d
45 in, w Me at title pct" yd.
White WIItIh Chiffon. is in. wide.
Whitc Suisscs nt l5, :0, 25. 30, 35.
RECEIVER OF TENNESSEE CEN-
TRA
L.
KNOXHLLE. Tcnu. March l7—ln
thc federal court hcrI- today W .l.‘
Oliver, of this citv was appointed rec"
road.
‘" I' d be willing to work iiftccn hour‘s
s dav for mu dar'llng. he nrdonth.
plcnded.
'Scab" she biased, as shc swcpt
from the room; [0' hcr papa was a
Ivullti III: III-legato. -—'l‘own nIIIl Country.
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PROPER TY OWNERS
INSURE YOUR RENTS
TthContinentsi insurance Co.. oi
Now Vork, will Insure your rents
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
als by damage by hrs to buildings.
NET SURPLUS . . ”.563!”
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 R. R. Av... Scull: Norwalk.
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
$3.50
SPRING STYLES.
Shoes and
Oxford:
NOW READY.
TEL. 157-0.
Wear Shoes l‘lIat Fit.
Its most time to look up the matter of
PAINTING
w. are bastion-hers for Dcvoe's
Ind and sins paint. and Lonomsn A
Martin“ paints. both of which are tui-
Iy warranted.
WE HAVE THE LAROIOT LINE OF
-_...
cclver of the Tcnncsitoc Central Rail-;
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,‘ Norwaik,00nn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
EGEB
3T WAJHINGTON 61 IS? NORW LK.
"F Spring .
Style Show «
”Easy Opened
Glover’s the Piacev
You can select uour Suit now and
pat) for it later.:
We are showing all the populatstules.
ETONS. BLQUSE ETONS, NOR-~
FOLKS. MILITARY EFFECTS.
CHEVIOTS. "SERGE VENETIAN.
KERSEY CLOTHSAND FANCY
MIXTURES.
Prloos. Rondo. From
>512.” to $35.00.
fipcciaiiy Mfg. Co.
7: WA m: sum".
sou'ru WAD:
Rom.” VICTORIA
EUROPEAN PLAN.
T. J SULLIVAN.
RIC‘I’OR.
Newly
‘.~ I‘- ‘Q $5., 9
CTRIOTLV unit-“or.
' so. out“ his as-
rnissn. «mansion on».
Norwalk Chronicler