Men Alwatts Have
and Alwans Will
Admire a Hand
some Foot.
y a romance has resulted from the glimpse of a perfect ilttinz boot.
in: styles in ladiel' shoes are the aristocracy oi footwear. We have
morph all seasons and occasions. Our ideal Kid. luce or button, are very
Indies if you take pride in having your feet well dressed. bring
. re. Prices to please you.
..D LYON 8» CO
SOUTH NORWALK.
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New Line of
pring Suits
Ierens’. Bons’ and Childrens’.
g; Manufacturers Samples.
fillialt Grade Goods at Low Prices.
MENS’ ‘10 SUITS AT $7..50
MENS' ORA VANETTES WORTH
312 AND 314 AT $9.00.
GHILDRENS’ SUITS AT 51.25. 32. $2.50
5’3. 50.
«Tull line of Gents Furnishings at low prices.
D. Go ttleib,
11 North Main St.
MNA pAvéN SUB-PORT or EN-
.' . ‘- ' .J. 'Tay-
Dill Panel at Senate Session Today—
Senator Hanna Eulogiaed.
WASHINGTON April 7-—At the be
ginninz of today's Senate. a bill was
‘paahed making Vinal Haven. Maine I:
sub-port of entry.
in- accordance with the Iranians
. agreement the Senate devoted practi-
[caily its entire time today to eulogies
upon the character of the late Senator
Blank This order of business taken
up immediately after the disposal of
the routine morning business. when
Mr. Foraker resented the usual ro-
‘solutionaof sorrow and asked for their
consideration.
Mr. h‘oraker was the tlrst speaker.
His address was a candid review of
the public career and n frank analysis
of the character of his late colleague
and Was' read from manner-.ript lie
with {alloved by Senator Scott
Mr. Scott who had been closely asso-
ciated with Mr Hanna politicallv. paid
Jokey-“Here‘s a conundrum for you.
What's the difference between it mun
and his wife?"
own.‘ -— i’bilndel pit III LI tiger.
We ace Pipes. the plumber.
hovering upon his face.
“Ah!” We venture gayly,
air castles?"
“Bettct' II that,“
ing thetn.‘ '——.ludge
he tells us, "Plumlr
i
HenpeIk—‘Vonc unless the Itrnu isit iIiII Whit. Hill“ was It Itood I-xunt—
so unwise us to hate an opinion oi his; pie to that of the Hillel injured u'ltile' l’opp
“building
‘. Eitriittlo iiiil orIIIIIIlztttlun.
ntlinns Lattghi
lnii
«ht—-h...
ialo Bill Organization Killed
and More than twenty In-
jured itI Maywnod. lllinnisl
MAYWUOD. lll.. April i.~—»Sixty-
three lttdlnns. lit a npeeiul I-III- on route
to Washington to tree i’roIIiIiI-Itt Rouse.
velt. were snrrruhed into ii) I: l'Ilttil'
during II ing.‘ Three of the I -linn.~i
Were instantly killed three Wt'it .. .
ly injured tttrtl tucnty others new
more or less seriously hurt The in—
rltuus who were not pinned in the
truth tiId in II pttIIiI- arrow, the ptui-
He.
that It Inonreut Itt'tet tlte crush there
wnII not It hillliiti front the ill iutcd
I‘()i|i'.ii
ing the trash regained iIt part their
.-I uses and heroin shouting for Itld A'
terrific Miles of wild yells urine from
the III: occupied by the lndluns. 'llre
intt that one side of the tour Int ii‘“
on tv: th the import undoubtedly IIIIIIIl
llilt' lives of runny indiunn who wr-re
l thrown ottl on the prairie.
truiu two Inilert West of here todIIy,!
Persons \Ilro Were on the truiu said!
“their one by one tltor-Ie surviv-.
been removed from the nicks; e and
Iplnt'otl in a row on the prairie. ‘bt‘lide
uliel oti irt rullway rIIIoIIIII took place.
,‘"iiII- uninjured among iilt' indium: nth
I-Ivd ulIIuIt und led b) ( llit'i ll'ort ’l‘,uil
solIrurIly tilli’iilId the ltrdiutt 'Ilt-uth
aunt. '. "
('lili‘Ath lll April ‘I‘.--'i‘lre tr ttlnu
§wlrltlr collided w re ihe Oregon Ex-
,IIII-nn and It fast it on tho (~‘ltitngo
and Northwestern ltuiiwzuy ’ilrI- in
""150 Mfliflberh 0f BUf'lfi lured oil of whom an indiutur uIro
‘ tutu ll to .\iu\ wood lllltl t‘ lIlI- nuo.
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lDlSPOSiNO 0F SURPLUS COTTON.
fii hi: W YORK April 'I‘.*'i‘ite Ilium.-
inIz or the surpluq about ltititl iiilit‘s.
of ti 000 bules of I-ottou tltut irud iN‘t‘ -n
pledged by Holly and t‘otnprrtry with
litre (‘Imt Eulrnnge nuuk was settled
(illit'ki) today before i'nitcd States-
(‘omrttiuuiouer Alexurrder, sitting on at
hp.- ( IItl I~Xillnllltt 'l‘ ill“ c'otnIIIlIII-rloner
with the npptmul of ill] the [turtles to
tIII Iotttro\"_I-Iay Ilecitltd to recommend
to the court that the bunk nirouid turn
I own the surplus to the I't'tt‘i\t.'lti oi Sui
iy and Company with the understand-
ing that the F‘ W RI rttolds (‘ompurry
i of Pl""t)\itltlilt' Ilot-r-r trot unite its Ilulnt
i be cutout oi this dispmrtiott oi the mat
ter.
"Well. then, wltut l.‘ your iI' -II of the
‘ IliiiI-renee between :I ‘ildIIl. ,‘ urtd :I
violinist 1" " "A iiIllI-r is illlt‘ who pittys
the fiddle: n violinist is one who knows
iron to lliil)’ tho iiiitiit‘ i'ilililtit'illllil‘.
Press.
I “You know tlt: It trtzItr 'F‘ilppt'litlll who
claims to tend I-iIIIIuI-tet III II gl: trrte‘?’
‘YI-s." "Well, he h\\lililit‘ii Irte out of
$300." indeed. i didn't suppose iitIt'\"
fi t‘l' put his lIoustetl iflit'lil to tiny pruetl~
' l'ili liSt?."-—Cit‘\'tiifinti l'lnin lleIIlI-r.
’l'he lIIIllIIIIs Were from tlrr- resrrrzt-i
and the in
lot shun
tiou near iiushville, Neb..
journey I-Itst wars prlrnurily
purposes at New York,
The light titty t‘tiilt'il in which the)’
rode \i‘tlh‘ completely wrecked. t‘lrlet
White Horse. in charge of the lniilttne
on the train. wus l'tttrilly injured. 'l‘lII‘
bodies of tire ltrditrus who ililti lllt'li
killed outright \VI-re laid on the pI'IIi-
rie beside the truck. (‘ltiI-i White “Ul‘N‘
being I-ur'rled Milt thorn. lie suhl he
knew that Itturtlt wars rtutr, rtrtd it'-
(lllt'titt‘li that he he pint-ed uerrr lIiI‘
III-Itd I-ornpunions, The chief wus prop-
ped up and hill stoiertlly‘ smoking nipipe
while physicians worked over his lit-
jttrleti.
hr ““151 iliii'i‘ lIII-II suffering. line by
one th-ItIy-tirrt-o other i'uiuI‘I-Il illlii'dlla'
were slowly tnkeu from the splintered
I~rtr rind [lliit‘t‘ii upon the ground neut'
tlII-ir tly‘iltu I-hiI-l' and (lend ItIIItI‘trdes.
The condition or lili‘t‘t‘ oi lilt‘ill wars
sold to he M'lillllrr.
'l in I\|tilIi'iIrti
of mint IIItrI- or
[III-put .Itiotrs utII- lIIiIII; llliiilt' to r.-
i more thorn to hospitals.
sittinrri
in deep meditation. u contented stullel IiI-iI-gutlorr I.I'
it‘l'litiiltti iIUU'lli the body. .
lirfitril i‘ilit’.’ lllrrlt l‘Iull. ili'.lti oi the
Sioux, was severely
‘l‘lII- lIIIllIIIIs were members of the
tint] III New
or England.
the dead ltrrIl
York werI- to embark
.\i'lt‘t' the ilUiiii‘S t)
StsrylihClothng’
He showed no signs or the pulu‘
To the liontd of ('ourrty (orIIrItisI-riort-
i ers of r‘ultiield (‘IIuIrt . 2
l ire-II in rtpply for It iilllilht‘ to sell
Splrltuorru ntIIl lrttotI‘I-ntlnu Liquors,
Ale, Luger lleer. liirlrre \\’itII-. unrl
It‘idet III :17 South Main Street. Town
or \otwulk.
.li)’ plate of iillsillr‘NH its not lotnted
within ‘IIIII teIt itt tr IllItIt llnI- oi‘ u
t‘lrurclt Ediflee or l’Iliili“ School house.
or the premises permitting thereto. or
any i’trst-(ltilce, Public Library or
(.TI-IIII-tery.
llttted at
April. .A. ll.
Noru‘ulk. this 7th day of
litlii.
li‘ll.\.\’l( l'Ol’l‘.
Applicant.
We. The undersigned, (‘it't‘itil'fi rItIIi
taxpayers. no iil‘ililt‘tl by law. oi‘ the
Town of Noru'ttllt. lrwreht' endorse the
npplieution ot’ the :IlIoI-e rtutnI-Ii l“l‘i|ilii
( i’opp for such license
‘ DutI-Il III Norwnl'lt,
\pril A. 1). [Hill
Peter (lrtllturr
Joseph Mrit‘tttluttd
this Till titty of
Joseph
lien»
luroh l'Irprr
W 1.:
juurin.
l ltI-IIlII ((‘l"ilf_\ lilili the above nam
‘Itl endorsern are I- tutor.»- and taxpay-
III’II us defined |IY ill“. of lilt- town of
Nut'wtllk.
ilated ut NIrrwaiiI_
April. A. l) , tutti,
i llldllllltlli'i‘ it Sill'i‘ii.
I Town Clerk.
this 7th day of
“a. .wam tribute to the memory of the
‘dead Senator.
in tellii‘ts of the attatk tirade upon
Mr Hanna. particularly during the sec
Old Mummy campaign when he
formed the: subject for cartoons in
many newspapers. Mr Scott. related
the following incident:
On Easiest Terms
.941 shall never forget one morning
when he handed me a New York patter
”containing a cartoon of himself ptcttn'.
.ed as A huge monster. clad in a suit
powered over with dollar marks smok-
B! an immense cigat and trampling
rider toot women and children until
{awn-:1” protruded Irom the sockets
., their skeleton forms writhed in
painter i had looked at it for a
' rent. he said to me: 'That hurts
. on i. have tried all my life to put
. lie the other tellow's place:
11] n T 'ehhv ried to help those in
and togl girten. the burdens of
up»? less fortunate than myself to-
ctnred as i am here: to be held
it?!“ to the are of the. wet-hi as a mur-
(amnion and children. i tell
36in lit looking up into the
ritually) “many tree. I saw the tears
entrain: do hit cheeks and he turn-
“I and silently divalked away. " Mr.
. Emit paid that while Senator Hanna
' , guttinlnownfi quantity when he
_ e l appearance In the diet Mc-
filer-2m
= their
fish and while wise. men
with doubt and fear
ei ascendancy of the new
‘ 'ny demonstrated
‘iu the I‘i 'ylman- in the right
"the splendid victory of 1896, "
_pnutor tt, "won (or him the
.I 'coafidence- ~01 the country
w Blah the decisive Republi-
fi 1900 but“ tile realization
tion."
cling Scott said: "The
' hotter ,bouule he lived So
fin ihlracter. so illustrl~
aha. so noble and un-
bitiona. that life gave
aid
' memory of what he
LiDlES’ sun
The swellest. prettiest Suits
are offered on our easy pay-
ment plan in all the very lat-
est styles and weaves. Al-
terations free. Don't defer
buying because your purse is
empty. We supply the cloth-
ing and you pay us in small
amounts. Simple as it‘s easy.
$10.00 to $35.00
llEli'S SUITS
Every man needs a suit to
welcome the Spring. But not
every man has the ready cash
to pay. Our easy payment
plan solves the problem. By
its use you get your Suit now]
and pay for it as you wear it.
Simple as can be.
$7 .50 to $25 .00
he dirt. His name will
to generation:
‘ao adoring. will be
for the strength and I
:‘hia Inland and :or
to his cotmtry and to -
my and marina oer;
\
tit:
bit." Havana-t-
“you'll lave to change
'Iue out its, an incident probably unpur-l
(I M! M a"
Inii” “WIND“ \
IN THIS AGE OF LUXURY O
WOMAN WHO WIBHEB TO BE NICE
Box Bay
NeVertear Silk.
N THE ONE HAND AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
LY GOWNED. CHOOSES A SILK LlNiNG FOR HER NEW DRESS. THE
AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUOHLY GOOD SILK GREAT E8 IN THE MIND OF THE WEARER
HA8 NEVER YET BEEN. MEASURE D AND IS EXTREMELY REBTFUL AND APPROVINGLY REMEMBERED
BY HERSELF AND EVERY-ONE WI
HEARTEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN
PURCHASE OF SILK FOR LINING
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEABA NT TO DO 80. A8 EVER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
THING GOOD THAT is MADE AND
TH WHOM sue comes lN CONTACT. iT WAS euouou 1’0 Dis-
lN THE PAST TWO on runs: or. nous TO CONTEMPLATE THE
our WITH THE INTRODUCTION or THE aox aav sILK Fr Is now
roe :venv. .
THE sox BAY mm mm. a: FOUN 0 T0 STAND THE TEST IN evznv
WAY. NO AMERICAN MANUFACTURER. HA8 EVER BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE A SILK FULLY GUARAN-
TEED, AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR
THE BOX BAY. WE BHOWA FULL LiNE OF BLACK AND COLORS
AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU LOOK AT IT.
19 in.
509 yard.
36in.
$1.00 yard.
thS‘IRA’M & Hurt, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
The Best Coal in the
Market
(‘urr he found III
B. Hershiield &
Son’s Yards
\‘I'I'll ilt'iii the lurgest oiliII- buildings
Irutl resident-en IIttIi giro the host of sItt~
inflt'iltlll. \\'II l‘ilill'gt' nothing IIIt' cur-
ry'inx t-ottl irt.
TWO YARDS.
Seaview Ave.. East Norwatk
Concord St, South Norwalk
Tei. E, Norwaik 97-6. So. Norwatk 54-5.
Whilryou are waiting for the
weather to make up its mind be-
tween Winter and Summer, you
need a fire in the grate, and to
have a fire that does not need
coaxing you must use CANNEL
Coal. ,
We are having a special sale of
this coal. andthe price is so low
you don‘t have to think about it.
Be good to yourself.
Glover’s the Place
For lien. $5. 50.
PERFECTA’S
For Women $5. ‘50
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Reece
WEST WASHINGTON Ii! 6° NOW
We Sell On Credit
Because We Know
Honor Not
Dead Yet
ls
If it were there could be no credit systems in the land.
Business men are getting credit daily. manufacturers and mer-
chants get credit for immense sums at our banking institu-
tions, and why? Because honor is still worth something.
"A good name is better than riches i” saith the wise man.
Riches is good; a good name better,—so thirtit H. KRIEGER
& C0.! We know the good people of The Norwalks. and
knowing them. do}; credit business with them." "just on the
same principle that banks do. We help people along; so do
banks. People are helped by our Method of doing business, 5'
and PAY AS THEY WEAR!
mending age. Time goes on wheels, now, and H. Krieger &
Company's is the GRAND CENTRAL STATION for proper
changes from the old to the new era! Cast off the darned old
This is not the patching and
clothes, and pitch the patches into the rag-bag. and take the
modern coach for the land of Somewhere. A poor, mean ward~
robe never made a man, yet and fine clothes do make fine peo-
pie to look at. and that is about all We see.—and this is what
eyes are made for. J fi ' ‘ V
J ' ' -—-—*—'—'
‘i‘ ..
COME SEE OURL GOODSi
. YOU HAVE TRUSTEE) US! WE‘CAN TRUST YOU! I
satin and my man.
re at price to insure «its sale. *
‘ 1 kinds. Eetimdte given on contract
Norwalk Chronicler