MT
ISO :‘9 ‘2 ma; 1°:“' P‘me may,
sweetness . ‘
Is estimated
spindles will
altime ount
since the night when the Jan
but made a sudden attack on
-,a who were engaged in
.. l 0“ "'0" “4 'imk ‘. carefully and .protected by a ileet ol
0' their DCIL Ihlpl. “IC “1 ‘07-. 'le “BIND. .nd cruisers.
Mn" h“ been demongtrat-i Another tact has been demonstrated
a” to “Y. ““1“ little Japan beyond cavil. and that Is the value
”H.100”
three days.
From this
that produetl
ing this man
balsa rises“
FALL RIVER. MeasuA
number or the Fall River e oth manu-
raoturin corporations are new consid-
ering pans to shut down dutln
lar part at May and
tra o conditions improve.
teen have decided to stop Fridays and
Saturdays until further notice. but as
Tuesday oi next was
tiona operating
‘perativea will be elected. -
2e Fall” River Iron Works. owned
by l. C. D Borden. will be shutdown
from Saturday noon until Wednesday
and other corporations which like Mr.
Borden's are
. stoppage list.‘
"9 whoring May
I’ll I‘m-A
June us see
About It-
is a holiday it
at out It corpora-
imilla with 8.100.000
curtail Drbduction part of
Ii Wednesday Upwards
not yet on the regular
will also be idle two or
beginning it is expected
on will be curtailed dur-
th and that in May and
June the curtailment will be general.
winning battle "l" battle which submarine vessels will new in
comparatively "n“ "3“- Why the future They are the points which
should be considered carefully in this
. _W W910 "9 ““33 themselves country and they should be improved
. lion ”“1 “0 0““ seems ‘0 be until they lire as sale to navigate as
We; it.
remarkably ““99”“ ‘0 "1° the water. When they become gen
. . as ““9"; 0" the Russians erai a new era will have opened in
”“5“!” ”“09“ at “'9‘? much warfare against which navies must
WW, trade of war. By their own cope
Mon they are the latter. The
4 of their ships “9°“ the min" ‘ the American navy is no such hunglcr
1“” may themselves have 1“” I ier as the Russian, but it is not largo
-hai-bor are evidence or lh!,"enough
of theirs. In other ways”-
showed it. shi
ps which can be built.
‘ h "w 9‘ interest “1 thlslm this a tremendous fleet of torpedo A 15 It
“A” the students of lighting u’aboata and torpedo boat destroyers |0l
_ d "'9 United mm” “"7 “d ‘needed a supplemental equipment!
gxfuggz‘zt-lenaa‘wfifit[of submarine boats. i
points of the big modern battle i BRONK DIED TESTATE. i
' iwill be shown and navles can be "”""
accordingly. The value or tor iJudge Finds tie Didn't Mean to Des
. boats and torpero boat destroy- l . my Will.
' has been demonstrated without! “I": the {probate cons-t, H;rtiord, 3'9" Gentlemen:
. i r ay n ernoon .u so reemnn .- . .
-. W um“ “d ”'3‘!“ since the be ‘cided that the late John F. Bronk tor- deuce a word
, m 01 the W" bl" it “35 3‘50 meriy secretary for President James
shown that they must be handled G. Batterson of the Travelers' Insur
‘ i ' more Company, died testate; in other
words that his alleged act of distroy
Hdlcl (,llfiord” ifal‘iazuig'a‘é‘éidbli‘lii‘fé’fil’é'l:
1' videsioe as to the contents of the;
Modern and up-to—date. ' {wllll
District of
the 28th day
interested in
tied thereof,
‘Li‘loillis Fi‘Roblnson. xc‘ounsel Ior‘
Frederc ron son of r Brook.
. “1'. nice C001 1'00““ for t1"would William H.1Leete of counsel tor
< summer months. iMrs. Lillie Bennett Bronk. were pres Be
’ wt when the decision was given.
Wwatim' the very best. James P. Andrews of counsel for Mrs.
Apply for rates. Brook. was not In the court. many. of New
, JOSEPH L. WALZ. icariiouc False-rs m wmerso. a ...
, l WINSTED. April 15. «Catholic war a '0 W
Proprietor " lpricsts irom. all the parishes in this Reports 01
M50 PROPRIETOI HdTCL‘ MA-l county came to Winsted today to meet
' AM“ no iArchbishop Maulkley of Chicago. who
Telephone. 100. I is a guest at St Joseph‘s Monastery
(‘ity of New
at d James C.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss.
"5‘” *0" cm ‘Courl Aplll 15th. A 9.1904
A. L. DUNCAN & CO.. E -‘ Reports Vol.
, A“: 51.. Probate
No. walk In said District. deceased. Copyrights
Cogrt. Aprltl 1th. AaD" 19%. l
state 0 man a M mops. ate
Either the 1"“ iahlps which traverse the surface oi oi Norwaik, in said District. deceased
Ordered. That the Admnistrator or
said estate exhibit his Administration
account to this Court for adjustment.
at the Probate oilice in Norwaik. o
Dick's Medicine.
claimed for it.
é CLASS A. XXc, No. 82193.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit:
ORDER TO OITTLEACOOUNT.
Norwalk, as.
or April. 100i. at 10
It may be taken for granted that o'clock torenoon: and that all persons
said Estate may be notI~
the Administrator will
reuse this order to be published In a
We should have more ships. newspaepr having a circulation in said
.nough oi them and the most practical lewspaper having a circulation in said
In addition I "8th diy‘ 0f ADI'",1W‘.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
”......“
Principal War. 0. Perry
writ”:
‘Darien, Conn, April 6, 1004.
Ilr. Dick's. Medicine 00.. South Nor-
walk. Conn.
——I can add with conti-
in commendation or Dr.
It does all that is
Very truly yours.
WM. C. PERRY.
.m—
.w
it remembered,
That on the nineteenth day of March.
1904 The Banks Law Publishing Com-
York N ...Y hath depositn
i'd in this onice the title of a BOOK.
the title of which is in the following
Casts Argued and deter-
mined in the Superior Court of the
York by Samuel Jones
Spencer Reporters ot the
Court New York Superior Court Rel
ports Vol. XL Jones and Spencer’s
VIII.
The Banks Law Publishing Company
Your York 1904 the right whereof it
‘ . iaims as proprietor in conformity with
—--- ’ Estate 0‘ Arm“? A 01'3th 1310 0‘ awe of the United States respecting
Register of Copyrights
BONDS The reign" oik Probate for the Dis— Oillce of the
“ trict o orwal hath limited and al- Washln too. D C.
lNVE-DTMENTS- lowed ex months from the date hereof 8
Probate
I have used the prep-’
oration for malarial trouble with most
iatisiactory results.
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims {or settlement. Those
lid and Safe as Savuigs who neglect to present their accounts.
“its. paying better rates oi in-
Herhert Putnam.
Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvald Bolberg.
Register of Copyrights.
properl attested. within said time. will Written M D.
be debarred a recovery. All persons Revlged J w G.
lndebted to said Estate are requested Entered A. I.
to make immediate payment to Mailed L. 8.
, “m“ °"‘ ' 9°“! w” i AMELIA A. GRAl-iAM In renewal (or 14 years from July 27
Mimi-"s a 1522 29. Executrix 1904. men a1 s is
.....L .. . .. - __ - .- -.-:1.“ ..-.-.
WE gas-4.
fine flavor. Double Cree n Cheese.
SECTION.
Everything first class. pure ind wholesomoifl’flnces “issuable at
Remember '
We offer you daily Fresh New Place. Wax Beans. Asparagus. New Potatoes. Boston Road
, Spinach Strawberries. Cucumbers. Tomatoes. Celery. Radiance. etc.
\Psliclous Rosy Butter. Extra Fine Country Eggs. Our Coil‘ce. the standard of excellence.
manner Lisa oil FRESH nP-rolSAra mosses sun WAFERS in This
LEADING GROC ER
illest washiaolon Street.
South Norwaik
19 or:
i Peek
disseminate dict-letter with a lean California Ham use some nleerrass
nimefleryslhveryhefilolnaostha marketaii'ords tor above special price. It
went ‘
spinach! r soap-
1
' I’d flail oaLlrosiii a whilst A source is. .
m I“!!! Willi? BUTTER. A POUND see.
mtvgssauaaaaronu. ’
mam—......" .a;
i . oaaotiiia aids” ass; ecu. canals cusses. a rouse 14¢.
tau» *3}
‘ «have sound a: a case amigo «pause ’
9X"i.
were. case-satire on
we,
Satur den and .Mondau
. Bur ' “earn; Matt -'l°r'\ee Sale
'3th is the greatest cl a\\ great opportunities to secure
it is our custom. ueariu. to hold this exllaOldinalil event.
will
Goods etc.
“to Spring and Summer Merchandise
Rt Kali -Yr'\ce .
doublu appreciated bu , evel'ubodll—wmle then are looking ior Dlu
Mark well the iacl that the goods we offer at HALF-N.
PRICE are all new this season. We reserve the light to limit quan-
lilies during this TWO DAY SALE. ' Come eallll in the dell
THE YEARLY HALF- PRICE SALE contains the following remarkable mel-
“about. the
Fancy Drapery Fringes.
Tassels. all colors. regular price
15c yd.
SALE PRICE
Black crush Patent Leather ‘
Belts. all sizes, regular price 10c. i
Tl-ill SALE 5:.
I
——-———
Hoae Supporter»: all aises, good
cotton webbing, regularly sold 10c
”if.
as we can give uou much better attention.
chaudise at the abové reduction
Men's tine Hematitched Hand-
kerchieis. iull size. regular 10c.
I/g PRICE SALE 5c.
Ladles' medium weight. W001
Pa‘llts. in ankei and knee length.
value The.
HALF PRICE ”V30.
lilh ‘ .
‘ White floating Bath Soap. large ......—
l cake. Whirl ‘1’ Gig, regular be at
he YD. 3c.
Packers‘ Tar Soap, value 26c.~
V. PRICE 12V.c.
Men's Bow Ties, all new designs. the roll 70.
regular price 25c.
I/2 PRICE 13o. “i" 25°-
i/g PRICE 13¢.
.—
Fine Balsam Toilet Paper. value
10c roll.
I/, Pelee an: 6:.
sac—35c. '
Domestics
5c-‘-—3c.
60 Ill. Couch Covers, Bag Dad
Coming at this time it
Kitchen Dept
60 rolls of Jointless China Mat-
tings. excellent value at mm, by
1 Gal. Galv. Iron Oil Can. regu-
Gaiv. Iron Wash Tubs, regular
Decorated Soup Plates, regular
‘AL3 ”"65““ Whiting‘ 3 “30 cambric “0°“ ei‘Iect heavy triage, good value. at 10""5“ .
“"""“' Writing Paper, value the. 82.98— Breakfast .Dinner or Tea Plates.
Fancy Stool: Calibre. Laces and HALF PRICE 22y” sex. .1 « regular 6c. 70 and So at to.
Silks. white. pink and light blue. - ' '
sold every where for 85¢. ‘ D 9 A
AT THII CALI 12%0 EACH. figs‘e‘“ a“& 27 In. White Waldtltlga. ill ‘Bss 00 s
—.—~+ -
Fancy Trimming Braids. particu-
larly good for children's dresses.
all colors. regulan prices from We
to 15c
FOR THIS SAL! be YARD.
Pine White Pearl Buttons. all
sizes. sold everywhere he card.
FOR ri-lls aALr; zygo- oaao.
Chilton Collar Foundations.
white only, I in. helghth. pointed
or straight. regular price 10c.
THII aALs so.
Kaudkatohltis
Sella Seeds,
etc
...—-
underwear
Ladies' Hermsdort. lisle. drop
stitched ' hose. Rembrandt and
Richelieu ribs. The best 390
stocking made.
HALF PRICE CALI 200.
Ladlu’ Hermadort lace boot
Rose. tuii fashioned. regular price
80c. ‘
. y. PRICE ML: 20o.
\ Boys’ "Tuitenut'. three thread-
ed. heavy rib. the beat wearing
stocking in the market. value 15o.
HALF PRICE 12V10.
FOUR PAIR 'T0~A IUYIR.
...—uu—o
stripes and neat iigures. sold regu-
lar at 890. -
10c YD.
to in White Lawn Sheer and
line for waists and suits. regular
price 19c yd.
CV30 YD.
/
60 in Satin Damask, tor furniture
covering, in old rose. value 81.06
-yd.
CPECIAL 970 YD.
18 in. Fancy Squares for center
pieces In white, 'regular price
125“ each.
To EACH. -'
10 pieces Dreas alums, all
32 inch Dress Lawn. in nest
iigures. light and dark grounds.
regular value loo—tic.
5' CR Lo"'c"‘. 'o"'."n"""""', w '
'Odephcne Briers
10 yd. piece Shelf Paper. regular g
750 yds. actual count of wool
Dress Goods. as follows. Tweed
mixtures, regular 60c. Fancy Mo
hair, regular 75c. Blue Etamlae.
regular 75c. Blue Mohair 60c.
Wool Plaids. regular 50c. in this
great half price sale the entire line
at 26c. The greatest dress goods
bargain ot thocentury.
Black Figured Mohair, as staple
as wheat. 44 Inches wide,'about
500 yds.. regular prices 500. 76c
and $1.00. average price about 750.
for the great
HALF PRICE SALE 81:.
300 Petticoats, black sateen. reg- ,
ulsr price $2.00. as the quantity
is small only one to a customer;
V; PRiCI $1.00.
36 in. Figured Dress Sateens.
mercerised finish. look. so much
_ Ladies’ and children's Hem- Men's tan and fastblack socks. like satin rot-lam, regular all over
stitched Handkerchiefs. value so. fine eness. mules-- value 13inc- W'- 1‘00“" 11"” "lie the country also; '
1 FOR as. Hau sales 1... y. Pslca 1c vane. . y. PRIOI aALa tel/.e.
_ . . . . ,
. :4 sales IALI‘
Suit-ts. ”acke’is \lD slats etc
No more tinieill offering than this meal hall-Price Sale‘ on Sprint] Reads-lo-
Wear Garments. This is about the was we have marked the prices for
I
Ladies womanu.b&mwham. alsoatovsttitgolaeat
mixtures made with the popular flinchdttadooat.
Iotworthapaaayigsathantlhfl. swmammw.ulsleu.
Mm'aesnimmeaeiceormmmoi
les'anlluasea suits alonttwodosea h’the lot. colorabrowii.
bieaomm newsmmthutwaetammuesptomm. aat~
era-flame. mi
, Ladies‘uldlieasa‘ mamummmmn
mMJerlatas'danfl-DS .~
mmwouoemtmpummum
Satur- den and Mendel; *
Not! with the lar pfleg $1.00 Half Price lab. Me.
“-50.
udiea' Wash Wallis. white Icrcerlaed Madras and M humou-
Onellalt Price 75c.
fortlIIIIle, 81..“
“Wimbbmwmm file. “J's
Childrea'sTanbovertOo‘ata. trons t to It man made sign“. A"
u
Ladies Waist- ct m Laws and Colored Madras. all siaes, resa-
mice wales; shirts in fancy mixtures were is. no flair Price.
regular 31.50 quality, good variety of styles, quantity limited Saturday’s
marmalade“. WWICIWMMleIM
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