~ climax arms was.»
,. We hm the exclusive sale
~Naowslfi and $9th Nomadic.
' F. ni'iO'N a co.
fartbit‘dsmfion
In
‘ Elie 'soverely nndvdlsabllng her
; to" in; to her household dut-
. “lid-‘16 tllno. She was compell-
‘ 1% one sonic: the services
. t‘offianil believes that she: has
' ' stowed ,nbput 93.0“). The case
lit1 by Hurlbutt .2 Davis, and
agile to tho’ltiiiy term of the
lumen Fleas.
‘ ' been brought by John Sher-
m not}, ~‘Ii_ wealthy resident of the
‘ ,6! Darlenii'lsuinot that" town, up-
,I "from'tlie docisio’n Iii the Board
“ 3b ef;of".the town. , Papers in the
'0‘ have bo‘mi 3(3er by szeriff
Sam I{on TownClerk Thaddeus-Bell.
r.‘ oytv claims that the- ointment
.Ilill inhibit his propertyyis‘o ‘osssive.
maintain“. and” that it should be re-
tioed He states In the oomphdnt that
, E‘iIasé‘ssors listed ‘ his property at
"OMEN. 3whlth is in excess oHts mar-
l. value. Ho applied to the Board of
lo ”but got no satisfaction. The
ion is brought ilirough ‘ Hiirlbutt' &
Wis. and is returnable toiilie Mu'y
‘of- tho-Court of‘ Common Pleas.
Pa rs have beeniserVed by ()ii'icer
.T ‘ ’43 Letthcriand. in a suit for $70.
thlt'liy J06éph J... Cnhill; of Nor-
,Tfll ‘ against Frederick W.,Mitchell.
‘ ee-ls returnable before the town
rt of Norwdlli on the second Mon.
13 "in May. Walsh & Hubble" appear
to ’tb‘oépiaintiir; ‘
J'i ' iliani H. Scott Plait, of New Cn-
nsgp, ii ngsjsult again t William Las-
sen oil rich. to-rcco “.338. Money
. iii-local ‘baulis has heed attached. The
suit is “returnable before Justice [of
. ihli‘i’eace'miiiiim‘ H. Wiumott. In, of
Dorian, on May 7, at .10. o'clock in the
«mornings Attorney William 0. Clark
,appenrs‘for the piaintiif. ‘
{Two :‘BIIIIS are brought through
Hurlbutt .ljn', Davis against the Green
inhIi'amwiiy Company. Both aref r
'32,, f . find are bompnnion cases. VI-
‘Ilam‘Quinn. of Yonkers. N. Y., and his
oompnnion,'lda Harriett Gifford, also
of Yonkers. allege in the complaints of
, flip two suits that on July‘s. last. they
~ were driving ‘near ”Ye Old Greenwich
Inuit," had that owing to the bad con-
‘dltidn of the road, which they claim .
Ihblil‘dihaw been kept in repair by
he, "defendant company. the from
wheelofflleir wagon was wrochod off,
. andiheir horse frightened into running
'ayl,‘ .Bbih Were thrown out. Mr.
Q in ".ehstainod severe injuries, coni-
prlsi g a broken leg and foot. Miss
,Bérrloi‘. Giffoi'd sustained a sprained
hook it arm, and suffered from nor~
oil's rostrntion for some time. ‘ Both
wore‘compelied to lay out considerable
Initiator the services of a doctor, and
eooh- believes that they were damaged
toftlie extent of 12,000. .
‘ Butcher Frederick W. Smith, of Nor.
wdlk. Ens brought suit against Mr. and
Mrd,‘ Elmer‘R. Price, of‘ Camp street.
”lniinggfiiIO-damages and coats of
tho‘sult. Theicase will be heard he.
-CIIil‘lt‘.'bti"Buturday, April 30th, at 9
. arm“ Property of the defendants, in
any “reanwas attached yesterday
‘flon'etable Thomas Motherland, to
odver the pinion
- ‘ REDMEN’SMINSTRELS.
, The“ his production of the "Red
{01; {KMInBtrels'l was given last even-
ing,’for,,t‘he second time to a'large
honse’strliuyt's Theatre. The per-
1oriniersf were even better than on, tho
Sawing night. and the show was un—
tempts and all connectedaivith it
“every reason to feel-proud of the
. tuition they have done to make it
I " B‘that it was.
I
A A "CANAL TRA‘NSFERRED.
Antonino 23, 4:15 p. 'm.—'-'l'he
.. _ , .of .the. Panama Ca al.00111-
li‘a holders ratifying tii 's‘ale of
ill to. the United States was
“almost unanimously: There
five votes against it. ‘
) nu-f—‘i‘he secondv Panama
\ he was, also adopted. ‘There
lytwo dissenting votes- The
then adjourned. This coin-
theftransfer of the canal, tome
Staten]: '
5’ ‘- MY KID. . ..
711943th in Leslie's Monthly
for May.) - - ‘
w tiriyoii'll seldom find a kid
iii-if; than the one ‘at calls
w .
" ., toiteii, you what he did,
is at he giv‘es me out his
‘ token. month 0' Sundays, I
our!» phone soit'.o‘
'_ . main he's soothe slick-
Ems. “hint "iidiefiida ”o'
”.i
grout them noises
"tu‘oitedup-in iii-
\ 90 Washlndfan Street.
» ‘50. Niko“.
. ‘ * ' _:_-:-.....,-- ...., m..- . ' ti..-” ._-,.....
. . - - . sou.“ MAKERS on A name.
i~i3088IIII|I9IM3yIW All :1- H .731 I it:
-~‘ ~ . i, , ‘ on we n r -
“disfigurement-l "‘9". - soils-ice "snidudmipwgroin. on
, toreVJlistic-e ‘o’f'the Peace William 0. ’1‘
allied” a Success in every way. The ;
the 150 boiler makers of. the local
shops of the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad, who walked out
last night with their aprons and per-
sonal tool kits. returned to the shops
today. Until midnight last night the
men were in session in Union Hall
with John McNeil of Kansas City,
grand president of their organizer ion as
a visitor: No statement as to the pro-
ceelngs of the meeting was given out.
At the general offices of the railroad
in this city, no ofhclsi information re-
garding the strike was obtainable oar-
ly today, but it was intimated that a
statement on the situation might be
made later.
BOSTON, April 23..—-Forty boiler
makers in the .Norwood shops and
, . ‘ ‘ I u . .
ms urinate no 6 bring them to the
very highest basis paid by any of these
roads, and very much higher than one.
NEW HAVEN. April 23.—-None ot'
about 20 in the ltoxbury and South
Boston shops of the‘ New York. New
work nine hours daily and still receive
not be told at this time whether the
strike will extend to other trades in
the shops. The boiler inakérs employ-
ed on the Boston & Albany Railroad
have alsoa grievance and in Union cir-
cles here it is understood that a strike
Will be ordered tonight unless certain
discharged men in the West Spring-
field shops “are reinstated.
This afternoon the following official
statement regarding the trouble was
given out‘from the New York. New
{fulfill and Hartford Railroad officials
ere:
“The domnnds presented by the men
were as follows:
“li‘ii'si—An‘iiicronso of four cents an
hour (which is equivalent. to about fif—
tooii pen cont.)
“Second—That nine hours cbiistliuto
a. day's work. with eight hours' work
on Snturdaynud nins liours' pay.
(The company conceded this.)
“'l‘iiiriloificrtinio to begin after nine
hours, except on Sniurdiiys'aftcr eight,
hours. -
(The company conceded this.)
“Fourtli-‘Tho boiler milkvl‘s asked
to be allowed $1 pcr day for expenses
when sent out on the road.
(The company agreed to allow the
actual cxpcnso incurred.)
“li‘iftli-~Tlie man asked that when a
boiler maker is sent out on the rend
he should in all cases be accompanied
by a helper. _
(The company did not agree to this.
as they feel that is a matter of man-
ageniont and conditions, that Is. in
some cases a helper might be required
{mil in others would not).
“In regard to the first mentioned de-
' and: The .ppsiti’o'n oi- the company
In that 'they cannot afford to pay any
more for the cost of. iriiiisportntion
than the roads in their immediate
neighborhood with whom they ari-
competing foutraiiic. An actual com—
ipiirison was made with the rates paid
to boiler makers and their helpers by
the New York Central, Bosion & Ai-
bany and Boston It Maine railroads.
osnas or NOTICE.” " ' "
District of Norwalk. 35.. Probate
Court, April 23, A. 13., 190i. . .
Whereas. written application has
rbeen mode to this Court for the admis.
sion to probate of a certain written in-
strument as and for the will of John
Gsmbin, late of Norwaik, in said Dis-
trict deceased.
, Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwaik, on the 28th day of
April, 1904, at 12 o'clock noon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub.
iishing this order in a newspaper'hnv-
ing a circulation in said District, at
I?“ five days before said day at hear-
‘HENRY W. GREGORY.
" ' Judge.
GIOver’s the Place
The, refinement
(of , style and
iihe realization
. of comfort
Haven and-Hartford llaill‘ond are iii-l
volved in the general strike of mem-1
burs of that craft throughout the syn-i
Lem. The men demand a re-udliist-‘
mont of schedules, so that they can.
pay for ten hours. The negotiationsl
between the union officials and the;
company are carried on at New Haven, 1
the headquarters of the railroad. It can-x
‘ M
Yeourdlih ‘
"Tho mun Inslsteii that they mllM A "WENDDOWII ‘0 b“ Rufus Eldon,
have an immune of at least elsvm OI Slivermine, was found dead ”"Sr"
per cent. which would be equivalent day in Easton.. The body 'I' “0" at
in t '09 cents an hour, but when usk- ”W- “IOTII‘W 0‘ Undertaker Fave], I“
«I w y this company should pay its \Vc‘stport, awaiting the “NIH! 0‘ 010‘
boiler makers eleven per cont., or three authorities. l
cents per hour more than other rall- I’I‘. Duiham, medical examiner n
roads, they had no reason to offer. cx- Fission. r Dialed the case to Coroner
rcpt that there were a low roads In the Charles A. DOW“. 0' Bridgeport. "I
extreme wont that paid such rule-s. IB IJGIIBVMI that donth Willi due I’D Rim-l
“The above shows that the company plexy. The remains showed symptoms i
i-oncodcdiovery point asked by the men of alcoholism and II I" 1’0““"0 “ml,
oxcopi in the Increase In our. which [that may have been the Primary cause
was not Justliiisd by the conditions on ,01 the WONG!!-
iieighliorlni; ines. ..._......._.
"A number of men ill. the different STRIKERS WANT TO WORK.
shops did not so out." QUINCY. itlass., ApI‘II 23.-—I“IIIOM
-~--'——- hundred of the three thousand strik-
HEADMASTER JONES TO LEAVE lug employee of tho Fore River Ship
STAMFORD, Inuit Engine Compani’ I‘mhe' applied as.
1 the oiilco today for the r ac, pay an
STAMFORD, April 23,-Willnoi R. .. . . v .
Jones has soot in his resignation as fit‘lzegfir “3.31::ng tartfil‘dg‘t‘igm
principal of the Stamford High s: hoot I mum."
to take effect at the end of the p. :i i..: ' -_______,______.._._.
3:1}; i‘y'v‘éggg" I”: 332““:3‘31‘233“; A poor girl's idea of II nicrcclnar.“
position asprincipnl of a school in Al~ wrctch II! a young man “ n "m" cs a
iich widow.
loghany, Pa. l
.... ._.......__ __ 4. .. .
"They say that Miss Sonddsleixh's BHIOTIn-I INQLIV'T
duke is young, handsome and clover." E YBQXAIV PHI'LS
"Dear me! That girl always did have 1 "I" ‘ori . fl" I'"u°“'l‘i'.«'i'-'y‘u "
such luck. We'll be hearing that lie 9 mieii‘iiliii.‘ " "
wrmi's mom 3
loves her noxi."——Cliicngo llccord-lier- iii mm in: new mom. Mm. new
Md. . .i,‘
lllhliiulrlbhod TIIH‘ no other. mm
The lllllll who manages to hoop out of 89'
llama-.rrrrtxlim.31.“...ti“;
dobt. out of jail and out of politics is
a little above the average. ‘ ~
:‘irn'..’:ii.."ar.‘rilia-lmiro'u'
WG‘GWWW may or or?” W
Going to Blossom .7
.2. I.I'.'.“..35.‘.‘"' ‘.’IIITI'iJi‘IL‘I‘EIItiJI'IIE
(- HM till! up i HIM-(ill NIH-um PHIL! . I'L
Match the new Easter
suit~and the rich: hat——
and the 11272: iz'c‘and all
/ . ,
‘ , the other fresh spring-It'll:
‘ ioggery w» with a hefty
pair of our ‘famous
: "Keith 's~Kom7urrors ' '
“' “" a
' For Man. $3.50 and $4
\
OLSEN’S sues STORE. 3
..._.-...........-. .-...w. ....-..._..... .., ... ,.... . ,w-..._..-......._,.._____.- ._.....
BRADLEY'S SUPERPHOSPHA 1i: or LIME.
BRADLEY'S POT/I ro MANURE.
BRADLEY’S onouivo sans.
am SLACKED LIME. LAND puma.
woon ASHES. SHEEP MANURE.
AND smart muons.
Raymond BrBs.
m WASHINGTON sr.
’ A SAFE PLACE
for placing your cool ordors is with
TOLLEB A CO. When there's “any-
thing doing" in the coal line it's sure
to be at TOLLES at 6038. We don't
figure on selling a few ions for n few
months at a high. price. but a whole
luI. of Ions in a whole lot of months at a
fair price. liottcr ills your. coal orders
hero.
PRICE FOR WINTER OR SUMMER
$6.00 PER TON.
No charge for carrying In.
E.M.TOLLES&Co
isvmo Tooxwoo‘oi‘oiI. ,
COAL I COAL! COAL”!
‘_ April price $6.00 per ton
Take advantage of price and let us put. your wimor supply in new. A
superior grade of Big Vein Cumberian d Bituminous at an attractive price.
‘ Superior “Speciai': Fertilizers for corn. potatoes, onions and general use.
something that will insure good crops regardless of weather conditions.
Carling and trucking of all kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
122.124 WATER STREET. . - TELEPHONE“ 31-5.
Bronco Offices—2 South Main Site ct, South Norwalk; 9 Main 8t.. Norwalk
BROKEN Lars or
Men’s Sails
ran“ spam: n on!"
t .. I s- - I. T
- u i .. arams «
.W, gi-suiu'on‘icufie‘re'tegnnsf unwewiii seilstu. 1 3' ‘
en's double breasted bluo'serge suits, worth 813. will go at 87.50.,
_ omit mam. 'iu‘cHiLonzws suits. .
ennui-en's in wool mun. ageing a to 15, in nudism. styles, worm-'-
*3‘3, we. will sell at 31.75. '-
a
TRIS-rm... v 1-. 2:
SUIT DEPAR TMENT
THE EXPRESSION “SMART" WHICH IS SO OFTEN APPLIED T0 CLOTHES. IS ESPECIALLY TRUE
OF THE SUITS WE ARE SHOWING THIS SPRING. TO BE WELL DIES SEO IS OR SHOULD SE THE AIM
OF ALL SELF RESPECTING PEOPLE. OLD OR YOUNG AND NOW THAT GOOD PRACTICAL COMMON SENSE
HAS TAUGHT WOMEN THE ECONOMY OF BUYING READY TO WEAR SUITS NOT ONLY WHEN MEANS
ARE LIMITED BUT BECAUSE THEY CAN GET WELL CUT, GOOD FITTING SUITS THAT ARE VERY AT-
TRACTIVE AT‘ PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERY PURSE.
THERE IS AN INDESCRIBABLE TRIM. NEAT APPEARANCE, A‘CERTAI N DISTINCTIVE CUT OF SKIRT
AND JACKET WHICH MAKES IVE RY SUIT IN THE WHOLE COLLECTION MOST ATTRACTIVE AND AL-~
SO WILL MAKE THE WEARER LOO K WELL DRESSED. OUR ASSORTMENT IS AT ITS BEST. YOU WILL
SEE THE ADVANTAGE OF COMING IN AT ONCE.
ISUITS FROM $7.30 [a 27,
SEPARATESKIRTS From $410 12.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NorwaIk,Conn..~ .‘
NO. 2 and s onza'r'r: Bungpmo.
’t
J ’- _ .‘r
mum. -«.._..
‘ Try 6:.- GOAL
BEST COAL AT
$6 a ton
NO, 2 NUT COAL
$4.75
DELIVERED
It‘s merit Will convince you that you
should lrndu with us.
Ilunosi cool that's clean is llll‘ kind
wo 'ill‘ill in. “'0 charge nothing for
carrying ii In,
TELEPHONESL
So. Nor. other, BIS.
Yard Oii'irt‘, 37-6.
8. HERSHFIEIII & SIIN
E. NORWALK AND SOCNORWALK.
THE FERRIS COAL
YARDS.
Washington 5!. Bridge.
Note this factl The price
of Mn coal yclterday, today
and-forever—as low as the
other fellows. and the quality
a. little better. Our long ex.
perlence has taught us the
right kinds to buy and those to
avoid. Present price
56.00 per Tan
In your cellar.
Pea Coat 54.751
Wood Ashes for the lawn
$1.50 per bbi. . Pure Ground
hone in large or email quanti-
ties for vines and general use.
I
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
LARGESTJACTORY OF ITS
' KiND ’IN AMERICA
ONCE SAID:
“i have been wage earner.
foreman and employer, I have bad
a thousand men ‘on my pay-roll at
a time, and I'll tell you this:
The man ,with the SAVINGS
BANK HABIT is the one who nov-
cr gets laid off; he's the one who
can get along without you. but you
cgnnot get ’along without him;
the SAVINGS BANK HABIT
means sound sleep, good dinettlon,
cool judgment and manly indepen-
dence. The most beautiful thing
' l know‘of Is a SAVINGS BANK?
SUCK—«hereon no 'mlcrobon in
it to steal away your peace of
mind. it .lsin-gulranteo of good,-
bolllvlorll ' ‘
The way teaaequiro the SAV-
INGS BANK HABIT is to start a
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT: *
ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY;
FEW CAN, SAVE IT. BE
THEW and; designs ssv-
" unlicensewseiieing.
one or’n‘un new. ,9
"* L. . "’2 _
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l
' H. KRIEGER ii “cog
" No Earthly Excuse
for not being well dressed» this
spring. You have a great manli
calls on uour purses. and iéadu
cash man be at a premiumr‘just'
now. but it is’nt with us. . Just
select. What uou need. tell the
salesiieison i0 Charge it 'AND
PAY LATER on oui""easu
paumenl plan.
A popular commercial? traveler at-i "Have you no pride?" ' '
tended a large social gathering one ev-. « “New,” replied the street beggar.
coins. and a young lady to whom he'"Bnt., i’m going tor. lay in a supply
had just been introduced ssidgtp him“: 'Wliell‘ll; gets a trifle cheaper." ‘«
" the woy.hir.3oott.mayiast whsti "Gets cheaper? .‘ . ,‘
ydgr occupation is?" “Geruinlyfi', ho' “Yep. Pride, doy say. is bound for
answered. “I am a commercial travelL have or fell."—Chicago Daily News.
or.“ .5‘How‘vory interesting! Do you ‘ .___._._..._.._
know. Mr; Scott.“ thstfin the part of Hindus—Your friend Uppson strikes
the country where} liveicommerclal me as being a. man who is acting a
carrot; lot by the tone of his travelers are not renewed lagoon so- port. Blaine—Well: beisn't anything
- voice'thst he in: golng‘tu propose to oi 31'- Quick as 3 than he rooinedz‘ ofthe kind. He’s one of these follows
me." Macaw-"Was "there a ringdn
{kW-“Detroit mm : '
" ey are not there, either. of: am.”‘-«4vrlio imagine Glowing whole thing.
{quinine Journal. . ,7 I ' ~ g :me Doll , _
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