v
F. D. IYON It (30%
are
SOLE AGENTS
file“ for
E-‘W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
$5.00 and $65.50.
TL’E SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
IOITON 0A8 COMBINATION.
6-...—
Thomss w. Lawson Continues His 1'."-
timony in the Equity Bolt.
BURTON. Maren tit—When the
I-IIIIlIy suit in connection with the. Boa
ilill gas combination was renamed III
the Supreme Court today Thomas W.
Lawson continued the testimony be.
nun hetote last Friday's atliourutnent.
He said that ill April 1003. H. H. Rog-
t'IN said to him: “it is not right for
you to remain In this case any longer
without some pIotI-I-.ilou i have had
It paper IlIIIvIII tip embodying the trade
and hau- git en instrue tions that should
anything happen lo "1.0 this writing
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
3.1.50.
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Manufacturers Samples.
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. .‘foimnnttvs sun: In p.25 :2. :2. so.
he lurnetl mm In tou.‘
Mt Lawson paw in detail an ac
eount oI arIIitth-tuents whit ll up said
Mr. Rogers had made [or adutitilug
KIIlIiI-r_ Peabody Iii (‘otnpauy itito II
partnership with Mr. Rogers and hint
Fell in II copper company. This was
the lt'atisut'lion lo “'llli'll Mr, Lawson
teieited inst \tIelt in III-I-onttling lor
$75 000 iIonI Mt}. liouets. 'IlI‘F' Iead
justmI-III or the pattneishlp whlI IIIIII,
previousit III-en divided between ..I..
llUKi'ls and HI Law’hou i.-'-I\II1\Itl the
distribution of pIIIIiis ‘rlfif’i‘i‘L'ilil'lg he
lQ‘I-I-n 82.500000 and $3,000,000.
l‘ounsei uskI-d: "During the years
1110:: and 131m, on what terms
Rogers?"
"For nine )‘l'lll'ri
”a
I)! liii12_
note you with Mr.
Mr. T.llWHiill I-tItid:
57-50. ‘\'I' lIIIIe lll't- -u IoIItiuItoiIsiy on very ill-
) tlmale terms. Business ttausaIlions
align-gating mm 3100 unit one had lil‘t'n
’9 00' (illilt'Il on without llll) “tiling hating
pasFI-II IIIIth-eu uF i‘llllt‘i'l‘lllll‘g lllI‘llI.
We had one deal which netted more
illllll Sititnitruou profit I-onI-I-rnlutI
which no Wl‘ilillt: (‘ll'i' pIIFFed lil‘lwt'l‘li
Its "
FLOOD CONDlTiONS ARE BETTER.
Railroads in the Mohawk Valley Are
I Experiencing leiiculty.
i ll’l‘li‘A. N. It. Mill‘t'll 2s.-- Although
l IioIId tIIIIIlitions are Very lllli('li III-tier
l in the Moituwlt Volley, railroads tire
I still experiencing Inueh lllllli‘llli), 'l‘el.
eitrnph lines are down along the (‘eu-
trul, lludF'ItI and West Shore :‘IIIIIiA.
Ill Proceedings for Tempor-
junction Sought by Dr. w.
itl. ‘cortklin of Anlonia.
' KW HAVEN Match 28. Jl‘ethets
plfill from guides 7 and 8 ol' the
ml in Ansonia. weie in the
-‘ pleas e'ouIt. before Judge lliF-
. today Int wittieests in the
Ma lot a tempoiaty iIIquII tion
by Dr. W. H. Conkliu of An-
; restrain SupetlntenIlcnI or
p. D. Call I'Ioru excluding in
i
fifteen )oai- -II1II son from
‘ In addition to the witnesses
.ties immediately eonI-erned
-. there was also a very good
Italian oi ‘Auaonia heople in
I‘OOm as spectators.
' ins Conkiin, the boy in whose
IIt! proceedings wine instituted
'dlhnipllqed recently. l)\ help; plan-
mar tempotary suspension foI in—
, H-t oi the titles of the FI- hool.
.wss to see the his Ieinstatemeni
LW lnltincilou was asked for W
“WC. of Amanda. uplltillt‘tl tot
pdltlonot and Mllllili‘l it: MIIIIIII-I
“In cilV. for the sIlIooi F'upII
' out."
NET Mo any SUMMER.
.fi'
chapmsn‘ in New London-
th a Prognolticltion.
"Jump Chapman of t‘ohanzlu
New London this week. and an
- . “bod reporter ior 'l‘he llay that.
l- pared to progIIoI-stieate the.
' the coating summei. AI-
lilo observation the prevail
I; u I be north and northwest.
g ,1“! season may he looked.
l‘. ' lit to see cold weather
ii Ifimf 'lprin‘ days but says‘
ll be intense heat later. i
"K Mp that his calcul‘a I
‘i‘l early tulring were hardlyi
by the fools. but he thlukst
r to excusabe when the
and birds were fooled lI-L
and yentured ottt when'
hare stated in a warm.
i
CJTY ELECTION. 1
”North 28. -—The unnuuil
It; held here today. -
coffin municipal poli- i
w only adieu: to be tilled are;
{default and Councilmen!
firmer and tour of the lam i
. . LThe Republicans among
amine to one Dem
, ., Democrats must carry
" ' in put city In order to re
" ‘ at the Common Council
ulcipli pppoiutments A
go" W is being taken
oi establishing an
7 . ‘ ghtiu plant on the}
”fin.” plan. The intii-.
_ t the measure will he!
Indority. The vote'
_. ‘ this qi'ternoou was
the over-age. *
’uNlcrtctrr muranv
=5”—
L;¢9umqw~
I-.
. ho instructor in
T I a a Connecticut
h” .. lvpoem, “’l‘o
- irthe Hetropoli- i
' aka-ii illustrated
- . arena Nanchan-
‘ .Opnld's hole in
' speeiively.
i Rumor That Chiei Justice Will Become
’ ' of this tutor.
nut tits cognitio- on demos ":33
- ‘ sod Iv
and considerable delay is experlt-III-I-Il
A number oi the lili‘lil trains have lll'tll
lllllilllll‘il. At St. .IIIlIanillI' iillll i~'Inl
l’lItiu piles of ice on the trIII-kF is lit-int:
Ilium-.1 out and ii is l‘Xpt‘t‘lt‘il trailit-
will lll‘ II-FIIIIII-d FIIttII- time tonight on
the Central. Lingo minus of men
worked all day yeFII-rduy digging the
[links out or the ll‘l' with |lll‘l(.\ and
they tied been on duly so Ion; that
wotk hat to lll \ll‘slit III|II1 last night
to Ll\t‘ the 1111‘" ii II-FI 1t iF suid th. Ii
ltrlitt men are working on the it'.II'kt~'
lll‘i\\'t‘l'il SI. .iohusrilln tt'Id lioiinIIIuF
iIIIIiI-
THE ELECTIONS NEXT FALL.
Rediatricting in Efiect This Year—-
Stamiord and Greenwich the 27th.
The election in Connecticut this
rear will he of more than usual iti-
tI-rI-st Inuit-wise~ as Senators are to
he elected under the redistricting
plan of the lust Legislature. There
are now It?) districts instead oi Lil, as
immetiy. Stantiot’d. “hiIh used to he
ilie thiei town in the '1‘“ elith Diaititt
now with Gteeuwlt-h Ionsiititteo the
'l‘VI'enty-sevt‘nth. with population of-
;iil.till. Bridgeport. which was former-
ly the Fourteenth. is now divided into
three districts. the ’l‘wenty-lirst. Twen-
ty-second and 'i‘wentydhird, willi popu-
lation of 20.773. arses and 22.415, re-
Hartford will have three
senatorial distrtets, New Haven tour.
Waterbury two. These are the only
cities that will have more than one
senatorial distrlI-t within their bor-
Iii-rs 'l‘he "ihir-.teIIiih whith formerly
toniptlsed the towns or ‘\'onalk West
pott. Faitfleld Weston 'l‘runihuli and
Stratiord. is now MI-riIlI-n with an es-
timated population of 28.695. The
lI‘ourIeenth. formerly Bridgeport. now
includes Bethany. Cheshire. Milford.
Naugtttut'lt. Orange. l’riispeet. Wood
hridxe and Woleoit. with an estimat-
“ll population of 23.820. The towns
formerly comprising the Thirteenth
under the new order of things. iwith
one exception. Norwalltt. will he in
the ’l‘weIItyAtimI with an estimated
population oi 25.Hl. Norwalk will he
in the Twenty-sixth. with Darien. New
(anaan and Wilton; estimated popu-
POSTOFFICE ROBBED OF $15.
Nillt'iil l'iiE. ’ittN MIIIIII 2n - "lhe
poFIofllI e here was broken Into during
lint night_ hut IhI- uul\ hoot) was $1.”.
taken Item the :IutouiatlI nIthiiII oi
the telephone company. The post-
IIIIIFtI-t"s Fittnips and cash were not mo
in ted. .\ tnttu employed by Postmast-
I‘l llIIF-t‘orIl I-iu'utF that last nittht he
saw II :nnn. whom he l’l‘i‘ilflillll'il. near
the poFtIIiilI-e. and that this man threw
himself on the ground to escape detec-
tion. but not.heitire Mr. llosi'ord's man
IIIIII seen his [are On suspicion that
illl‘ man, who lll‘il‘il struttgelt'. Was
about to break into the poaloillee or
had done. so already. the postmaster
has offered II reward of $100 for his
NOTICE.
_.\ reward of SL5 will lie ptild for iti-
lotmntlon leading to the arrest and
lation foil. The largest district ('5- - .
~ ~ :Ietion of any person or persons
timnted population 31.156. is the Hm.‘ .. . .
Tenth ward“ 3. 4 and S M NP“, “a? hetealter IImoving. injuiing or de
stroying'auy grade stake driven by
any engineer employed by the select-
tnen of Norwalk. on the highway
know as WI-stport avenue, In said Nor-
wulk.
Dated at Norwalk, March 28th. 1904.
THE SELECTMEN 0F NORWAI.K.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
vein. The Funniest. estimated popula-
tion 21.1l9. Thirty-second. comprises
the towns of Bethlehem. Hridgewnter.
Morris. New Milford. l’it'mouth. ROX-
lIIIIy. 'i‘hotnaston Warren. Washlntt-
ton. Watettowu and Wmdliurt. Liteh-
tleld Collilll. The distritt Iomprlslng
the- greatest number of towns is the
Twentieth with an estimated popula-
tion of 305018.1‘he towns ate. anrah
(‘olchester. East Lyme. Franklin.
Griswold Lyme. Lebanon Lisbon.
Montvllle. North Stonington. Old
Lyme Salem Sptaxue Stoninxton.
Voluntown and Wateriotdniti. These
towns hate ‘.’1 representatives in the
louet branch of the Legislature.
Besides the presidential ticket this
year. there will he a full State ticket.
Congressman at Large State senators.
members of the House, and vatlons
lnt‘ll tickets.
The Legislature to he elected will
have. the choosing of a United States
Senator to suteeed Joseph R. Hawley.
whose term expires March 4,1905.“
which time he will hate served 24
years.
“—
lliFlI‘iel of Norwalk. its.. Probate
(‘ouIi. March 28m. A. D.. 1904.
Whereas written application has
been made to this Court for the admis-
sion to probate of a certain written in
strunieni as and for the will of Eliza
itupp. late of Norwaik. in said Dis-
trict. deceased:
Ordered. That said application he
heard and determined at the. Probate
(mice in Nortvslk. on the 4th day of
April. 1904. at 10 o‘clock iorenoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons inteiestetl therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District at
least live days before said day of helm
ing and that a copy hereoi be sent bi
Ieglstered mall to Richard Discher st
51 Graham Avenue. Brooklyn. New
York. on or before March 29th. 1904
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
YALE DEGREE FOR FILIPINO?
Doctor of Laws Here Next June.
A dispatch from Washington says
that Secretary of War W. H. Taft
states that Yale will cooler the degree
doctor of laws on Chief Justice J. P.
Don Catetano. oi the Philippine islands ,
at the commencement exercises which
are to he held here June 29. if the.
chief justice is to be present at the
«mm. The dispatch says that Secre-
tary Tait llll clhlod this news to Gov.
ernor Luke Wridtt. of the Philippines.
The chief justice is coming to this
country to represent the island at the
St. Louis lair with a number oi other
ptomilnnt Filipinos. He will be the
I... .. ........, I... I. TAILOR It (301.1)“,
limb. 'l‘al‘t was given his 74 WASNINOTON IT... NORWALK.
degree of doctor of lasts in to: and W
It I: hoped that he as be st the Yale . .
commencement this” r. i
|be Yul”: lauded“ ol-
to control the truth
Steroid? Sinus said.
We haYe, calls for small outside plac-
es torrent or purchase.
WRNTED !
Full particulars of your property you
w 15]: IO Ell.
‘ walk. and Iott Ollics of Theatre.
» . untrue sidx BENEFIT
.« .W
sister or:
Aren't you join: to make it s
in) mi It.aiIiIt' ioi some one? (If
(more I'IflTtIre and so are prepar-
ed ll) please the young and old.
Our line of Easter goods emhrue-
es cute little i‘llli'kti, me real thing.
MONDAY. MARCH 28. I904.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
lTRiSTRAMdHYATT
almost IIIlVe, flurry duckling. just
ottl oi the shell. rabbits, and last
bttt not least. the old mother hon.
waiting to he stuffed with candy.
A neat line of Easter Cards. ii to
250
You'll be thought well of if you
use Eatmrllurlhut Stationery.
Hit-liiuntt Linen. all colors. malt“
eorI-I~IIpoIitlonI-e a pleasure. i’ly-
Inoiilh. ()rlnaus or Polontne. iti
while, Mr popular lII'IInIiF. hut, {III
something real neat and novel. InIlI
(or kuu‘s llI-IIIsIIII-htarl. It's line.
M. H. L0 we"
76 Washington St.
a. r1: TO HEALTH
The Standard of Spring Medicines is
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD
REMEDY.
THE ZEI TFUSS PHll RMACY
50c, $1.00. SOLE AGENTS.
a NO. MAIN 37., so. NORWALK
POPULAR AMUSEMEN TS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. MARCH 313T.
SPARKLING THREE ACT
COMEDY
The Real
Widow Brown
Wholesome Fun
Splendid Singing. Rich Costumes.
Direction of A. Q. Scammon.
Prices 25, 35 and 5°C.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY. APRIL
FIRST.
A Stupendous Production of the Big
Scenic Melodrama.
A - Hidden Crime
Presented M a (‘ompauy oi ilnusuai
Excellence.
A Superbly Staged Production.
A Drama of Thrilling Heart Interest
and Comedy.
SEE!
The Breaking of the Suspension
Bridpo-
Tho Opium Den of Chinatown.
The Rose Garden in Full Bloom.
Tits Golden Gate Harbor at San
Francisco.
Prices 26. 35 and 50:. '
' CONCERT
oi th‘o
AMHERS T COLLEGE 0L EE.
BANJO AND MANDOLIN
CLUBS.
Tuesday. April 51h.
AT
lion's Theatre.
Under the auspices of
COMPANY D.
Third Infantry. C. N. 6.
____
Tickets.
5‘0 on. 751m. $1.00.:
I
Rsumd out chart opens April 1st.
at 9 s. m., at Wood's drug store, Nor-
March 16, ill
FIRST GRIND FAIR
IND I‘ll"!
To bu given under the auspices of the
melanin wear
all». .
ar shim um
.
1J/Q
Ware“
.1. was M .x.
Stalin sump.
1
0...
IN THIS AGE or Luxuav ON TH
HAS NEVER YET BEEN MEASURED AN
HEARTEN THE ORDINARY woman In 1'
PURCHASE or SILK FOR LINmo our
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEASANT 'r
THING GOOD THAT Is MADE AN'D THE
wav. NO AMERICAN MANUFACTU RER.
7:50. AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE
19 in.
WOMAN WHO WISHES TO BE NICELY GOWNED. CHOOSEB A BiLK LlNlNG FOR HER NEW oases.
AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUGHLY GOOD SILK GREAT EB IN THE MIND OF THE WEARER
BY HERSELF AND EVERY-ONE WITH WHOM SHE COMEB iN CONTACT.
50c yard.
Box' Bay
Nevertear Silk.
E ONE HAND AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
THE
0 l3 EXTREMELY REITFUL AND APPROVINGLY REMEMBERED
1T WAS ENOUGH TO DIS-
HE PAST TWO OR THREE 8! AOONS TO CONTEMPLATE THE
WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE BOX BAY .SILK iT is NOW
0 DO 80. A8 EVER,.WE AREI'HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERY.
BOX BAY SILK WILL BE F.0UN D TO STAND THE TEST IN EVERY
HA8 EVER BEEN ABEE TO PRODUCE A SILK FULLY GUARAN-
BOX BAY. WE BHOWA FULL LlNE OF BLACK AND COLORS
36in.
§1.00 yard.
AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU LOOK AT IT.
NO. 2 and
SENATOR BURTON'S CASE. ‘
ST l.‘()i IS MutIh 2‘s ~i‘he jtny in
the chI- or United SlutIs Senator Bur- i
ton of KIInFnF- returned II \erditt thisi
afternoon lIuI Judge Iidutns tllh‘ifl‘olel‘:
ed they h:Id failed to dispose of the:
third count in the ludlttment Judgei
Adams told the Jill‘_\' to go buck and
consider the third count, The court
did not unnoItIII-e the rI-rIiiI-I. Later
he was l'ottnd guilty.
THE
Specialty Mfg. C0.
7! WA TER STREET.
court-I NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION OUAR.
ANTEEO.
Another largo consign-
ment of freshly mined oval
now or our wharvos---“Old
Company's”and other do-
slrablo kinds. if you don‘t
buy your cool hm ii' 3 yoo'J
loss as much as ours. We
sell tho cool you ought to
have at tho arias you ought
to pay. '
There's no boiler coal
than ours and there's not
going to be. .
Glover’ S the Place
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
$3.50
.-.._.-__
‘ sumo BTYLEO.
apart; I. rematurm:
d cserAtItvaLe principal gnaw. an; moor esorssrs.
.. awaamngaficgufl- WA- “rs“
Moon Jr. at Dust
TRISTRAM & HYATT,Norwalk,Conn.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
' WI'JJT \s’A-Si iiNG TON J! 6‘9 NOPWJ‘II K.
We Sell On Credit
BecauseyWe Know
Honor is Not
Dead Yet
If it were there could 'be no credit systems in the land.
Business men arc‘gctting. credit daily. manufacturers and mer-
chants get credii‘ior immense Stuns at our banking institu-
tions. and why? )Because honor is still worth something.
“A good name is better than riches!" saith the wise man.
Riches is good; a good name better,—-so think H. KRIEGER
& DO! We know the good people of The Norwalks. and‘
knowing them. do a credit business with them. just on the
same principle that banks do. We help people along; so do
banks.
and PAY AS THEY WEAR!
mending age. Time goes on wheels. now. and H. Kriegcr &
Company‘s is the GRAND CENTRAL STATION for proper
changes from the old to the new era! Cast oil’ the darned old
People are helped by our Method of doing business.
This is not the patching and
'clothes. and pitch thc"pstches‘into the rag-bag. and take the
modern coach for thl’lind oi Somewhere. A poor,'mesn ward—
robe never made a man yet. and fine clothes do make fine peo-
ple to look at. and that' I: about all we seer-Fund this is what
eyes are made for.
.I a
coud‘ssa'bun GOODS! .
YOU Iowa Wisp!» USI we. can TRUST YOU!
Norwalk Chronicler