Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 27, 1905 · page 8

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the Brotherhood of

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”D. LYON 8: C0...

910 Wanhington $1..

Fall
Stules.

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clinic [Today Whitewashed
, Judge Swayne
Continued Fr om First Page. I

III nihimgerii attended dining the
proneedlilg II.
o voting hogan III 10:10 on the first
. o. Whit 1i Ilitii'ged Swaylic with
cor tying il misc oiliim for OXIKtlit-llim.
1* vote wits guilty, 33; not guilty.-
The vote on the second and thin] illri
clue, lining similui cliuiges. Ioallllod
n: each citric. 32 guilty .30 not gliiitI.
The North .irtio'io lt.‘iil[l‘ii to
Swayiio8 use of tho. IIIiI'alo tlll' of tho
limitsonvllle 'l‘lIIIIpiI Iind lwy Wont
Rtiiroad Company. ’l‘lIII I'oto ilsullcti: i
hilly. 13' not. guilty 69.1 . ,
‘ Olitiio ulxlll artich- tlio I-oto II as till I
sumo no on the second llilti thild ill—ii
[aloe ’i‘he eleventh article was similar.
the Sixth lint? tho I'oto wt is “lit giiiity,:
I63 not. guilty.
The eighth m lloio icl an d to thtI lou—
cmnt (lilac of I". ’1‘.L).IIi.I.. GulitI. til:
at guilty, .3].
On the iliiltli ni'iiolo tho rott- II'ns.
Quintana}; not guilty, .31.
Article 1031 rolntod lo the cIIIitIIiiipl
cash of Simeon lioidcn liiid IhtI Into
Wis: 'Guilty iii; not guilty I31.
I'tlt'ic ‘i on wax simiini to artillc

oil‘aild the Iota was tho sumo.
he twolt‘th 'liid hint nrtiolr II .In tho
plate (Int-Io of ()‘No al :iiid tho voto
Guilty, ...‘I; not guilty 47
. ' Thin zit-tiliiilod .llidgo. Suaytto on tIll
clia‘rg

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CONFERENCE NEXT WEDNESDAY

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

and Firemen to Get Together.
. ‘ NEW_I'()RI(, l"lIlI. 27.—~.\ ooiii'oroIII-o
., ‘ flit-tween I‘col'osenlativos of tho Hi'l)lll~
orliood ot‘ Loooniotiro iIliigiiIrIorH and
Locoliloliro lI‘irIu
, man looking to El su-Itlomonl of ill' tron—
, Now Huron &
-J'Ial'tfortl Rlliil‘mlli, will‘ho hold lit Now-
‘ilaveii hcxt \\’otliiI‘IsliiI}'. 'l‘lItI iil‘llthlll"
hood of Lot-oziitilivo i“ll‘l'lllt‘ll will ho
' ropresentod by Grand .Ilaslor Hulliilo
him and Second (il'iiiid llllu‘etor Timothy
Shen and the Brotherhood of Ll’lt'lllljt)
‘tivo Engilioors by lrniid Master Stom-
,imt1 one of his Illelilim‘.

When Gi'ulili .\l .‘lSltil ilitlindhun III: Illo
this annouiilolnonl lodaI iit‘ suiii lilnl
he cdnuidricd tlIo prosont outlook us
L‘llCOlll‘llgillg and had hopo th: ll tholon-
fermion. to ho lit-id Ill. Now i‘ilth‘ll would
result. in n llilrllion'lousi sotllI-niolil ol‘
the controversy whit-h has so IIIIIII'LI'
resulted in Hl‘Ii'iouI: ll‘nulilo. Mr. ”Zill-
nahan said that in) would I-oniaili in
New York liiitil lioxi Wodnosday morn.
ing, but ho dul-iiiiod to my what ho
Intended to do during his stay horo.
“7110“ his iittoiilitlii was olilloil to n i'I:-»
port pnhilshod today that ho would
meet lilo chairman of tho Now llziwli
railroads luljuulnioiil. milliliiiloo, ho
replied that ho would iiilI'o :Ilillliitiioli'
nothing to soy oil that or :2in othor
nubiet‘t lil lilv prononl. liIIlo. .\ll tho
information ill) onrml to giro, IIIIi wzls:
inciildl-d in tho llllli()llll(3l.‘llll"ill of tho
proposed Now illii'oii Innntini;

li'liiill l‘illntlIr SIIIIII- will lii‘i'iI’o in
New York Wedliowlliy morning. null

will go to NH“ ”.th‘ll in loIIIIIlIiiy with

”Mr. ilnniillilaii and .\il'. h'hrn.
”..-. -... M -. m
DOUBLE FUNERAL IN RIDGE-

FIELD.

RIDGEI'WEIIIL l"t‘ll, ZTx-v-i-‘oi' llir'
first little iii llio liluloi'y lIi‘ ilidirollnid
a tloil’blo l'unoral limit [lillt‘lI lmluy.
’thn ilit' liOliil'n III Mr. and MPH. lilti-
wnrd ii. Suiilll \\l‘l'i- liiid :It rout ill
tho‘i’lliililv I'null. Mr. Smith IlloIl’lI‘I'i
fl, day. last. at 1 a. 111., null his who our.
« vivn‘d him only sl'l‘l‘ii lmuru. iiIIiii him-
““bmitligilid II'll‘II wI-l'o lllliiVlirs or thin
limit). ho llii\'illi.‘.' itlll'li illll’ll ill Wont:
port: in 1327 and ilii~ wilo iii Willon in
1829.

Mr. Smith illlli lIooII ll IiII'iIIiIoI' of
the 1.0.0. 1‘1. and of tho 1". It}. A. .\i.
for tho iiilsl ilill‘ ,roiu'u, 'i‘wlco lIiI
ropl‘cuolitod his town in tho lioiiol'ai
Annomliiy. mill was tllll'l' a I'llllllitliilv
ior‘uonllior Il’tllil tho old lwolfih din
li‘icl. llo Will-l iil‘oIIlIiI-lll Ill lilo lul-al
' thi'tti‘y lisuuoilllinu l'lir II Iiullihot- lIl‘
, :I’cn‘i'u. .

. J‘lillitiiiin tilliilt llll‘," lll'l' lilo l'I-nl
’ ihanulili lill ollllIrII liro. roIliilorIuIrtu.

 

SECURITY.

on he ill tit. mom is uoltliur HMO
Mahatma lo prtIilII-mlollai illnil‘
" iiiitilllly ill Igniting Ill it wlillo
l‘IlL ownnr often thI. Tim

count hint to ho ilcltitld.
\iiillg money with

ill! Mimi‘s. lII removed.
‘ Ilium,“ in the New: on.

3'3 on III “1'.

 
 

 

 

 

5:.-. “—F'“
LADIES CAN SEE POOL MATCH.

m .
Norwalk Club Accords Privilege to
Lady Friends.

'l‘iiu members of the Norwlilk Club
are notified that they are privileged
to bring lolly friends to witness the
pool match toiiioriow cveninl,r llo~
tween the two highcru rillI‘Id inoililiol‘s
in the D001 totii'ntuiiunl. of tho cluh,
Frank A.‘ VIIII Baron and William L.
Olson. 'l‘iIoIIo goiitlohicn will
tho IiolaIIid round of their individual
.t-.onto.=it Mr. Vliii litiroi'l will how to
pooltot IiIIlI hills to 500 by Mr. Olson
to win 1110 contost. ’l‘he Iliut round,
played inst \Ioeit i‘lltiOti vory l‘idvnu
lagnlonsly to M1‘.01ii(.‘ll. in that he IIII-
cured 204i hulls to 125 by \Iil‘. \‘iili
liiii'oli

Fulll' gallios \Iore playod

iii tilt!

round for tho consolation ruo ill lili' ~

l‘cgnlnl lolliiinmoill Silillllill)’. 'l‘llo
gullltil'i lt‘n‘liilwi as follows:

11. ll Wigiiniii, .30, .\1. it. loniioll,
Sill. Won by Mr. \Vigilnni, an to no.
\V. (3. .lussup, :30, lI‘. .\. Lockwood. i‘Ill.
Won 'liy Mr, .louIIIIp, 50 to til.

(1. II, Woodward, 110, W. H. Baldwin,
:33 \ion in .\lI_l‘1aldII'.in3.3lou7.

liouiu Vorlin, 45, H. W. tucgolv 90.
Hungary, 90 10 iii

'l‘liia owning til, 7 mini h l". ..\
\‘liil ‘liiiron, 1130. and Ii 13 \‘Iiizhnili
fill, will lilay. Thorn will ho aliolhor
damn atll o’clock between w. t}. ilaur
7.3. and E \i "i._o"clt'Ivood. fill:

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

JAN HOLLY stX‘llC'i‘Y I.).\N(‘i~).

’l‘ho .lan lioliy Association will giro
its animal in]! in Arimr mill. next.
'l‘uosday owning. SI’t-u‘s orchestra. will
furnish niusio llild play for dancing,
wllioli will lIo lilo pi‘iuoiplll l’onllil‘t- of
tho oooasiml.

1.11’10 ()ll‘ LOlTlS XIV.

0n i“l‘ltlll,\', hinroll Si. tho tilil‘lll‘lilill
is tho return ongnnoinrilt of tho I'\'I*l‘~
popular moving llilfilll'l' oolnpzlili‘. lilo
Alum-loan"Vitagrlipli Company. This
i.'ll'-I nl' Louis XIV, hint: oi‘ l“l':lll(‘t‘. in
(”ill or tiIlI l'oaltli'os of tho I'lllol'lliiii»
Iiil-Iil. ‘i‘lliu lionlltil'lll plolilro opous
\\'ilii zlli exciting duol liot‘IIIII-II IIIII.I ol‘
tho hillslu'lool‘s‘aiid it soldior of tho
body guard. Next 113 noun lilo lI‘roIII-h
('llllli) at il‘ilindors with King Louis in
oomnuiiili ol‘ tlio f‘ll't'l'i. 'i'iso l‘ifilli'VWIAIi
ol' liil‘ lIlIIIIItil'IIl lainislv do \‘iilliiii'o from
tho ooiivoiil is strikingly IIIII'l.I':t,voll Iuid
lalor silo. Its soon l'IIl-llnllod Its lite l-riniz's
l‘llIoi'ilo :IIIIld scours ot‘ Iilnlziiiilol-Iiil
sIIlI-iilloi' in tho II'ondIIi'lIIl pziilico of
\'I~:'.~Iailics. This is «Inc at tho, most
III-:Iulil‘ul and striking Vitagriipii pio-
llll'l‘r‘. oroi- lil'Otillt‘t‘tl. ’l‘liI‘Ii'o will no It
:apooiai Iiililinoo Ill lilo usual privos of
No for Ciliilil't‘ll :tiid Silo for adults.
i‘H'l‘llilli—T Ill‘It’tti. ill, 20. illll'.

\\'il.\‘l‘ HAPPENED TO .lth’lCh‘

“Whitt Iiappoilod tn Joiior." (hot-In:
ll. lll'lizirililii'at‘n' llilnrlotiri llllll intuit
.‘I‘llI'l'l‘HI-il'lli l‘lli'l-o ouiilody. will. prownlrl‘.
to two (‘l'll\\'(it"ii lilIliIiIIs: :II llIIl'i‘II 'i‘liotl-
tI'II Hnltii'llliy iifloi'ilhoil null l‘\'l‘llilli.‘.'.
’l‘iil- \'ill'iUl|.‘l roles “'l‘l‘L' ill the liiiiiI18
of tho nil-2d, oillI-ioiil artists lIiid worn
ililllliit'li in :1 monitor that olillld not
in slil'lliisr‘l'll. 'l'iil- work 01’ Illil'l‘)‘
ilnoilli-y in tho I'lllos of Joni-II and lilo
bogus bishop Will; all that could no
dosirod, and wins I-III-oll'vd with I'IIIIIIdII
IIi' :Ippllillso. lingo i‘IoIIiIoll. lit. I'l'li»
rumor (loudly, who aItIrnlicll :I prizo
liulit in HIV illlt‘l'l'hl or soloiII-o, was I’X'
I-olloiit. Miss l";llill,\‘ ('mllinra phlyod
tho ruin of Mir: (loudly iii a plolisllilz
Inniiilor.'1)'ll\I.II'Ii ililliu. IIII lilo l‘t‘lii
illt-«iltlll, Iniido tho must II! that t‘illll'ilt'ifll‘
ililti Iliuplliyod II'olliloI'ful liiliill)’_ 'l‘iilI
o'hor IIIoIIIlIoI'u ol‘ tho t-olilpany Hill)-
Imrtld llhli‘. 'i‘lio iioxl natrnollotm will
In- tho Aiilol'il'lln \‘illiizrapli l‘otilpiiny.
i-"I Illliy nltorilooli and PH him; and 'l‘iio
\dlialno I’lll'iitm. .\IIIIidlII Iiiizllt

Will 3113.“?! IQN’i‘lGll'i'AINMi'lN'i‘.

John 1". ililimi la ll liitinorhd, ii jolly

 

 

domino. follow. “‘iltl livopu iliii lllldloIiI-o

iII Hutu. III‘ laIIizlilol'. Mr. llilloli hall
for ,W'lil'n‘ lwoli Now Yorlt‘u loading ou-
lvrllililor. iio III Iiii lll‘lil'ii or turn llitii'
ili'. :I oziplllll III-tIII‘ iiiIIi notably lilo
l'llIIIllqu :Iliiizr-r oi‘ laughing IIIIIIIIII lio-
i‘III' llio pIIhllo. ills work in or nllrll n
roilnml uhd IllIilitlIlrni I'linl'ltolor Iln to
will for him ”to altrnuiiout IIIIIlorIlIIIIloIII
or both litr‘ prowl. Ilitd ptilIIio. an no
oillorlIIiIIIIr llilit iii llinifVII II'IIIIIIIIIIII.
Mr. Dillon will hnvo inll I'lIIII'itII of tho
l"llll'i‘lltillllll'lli in onnuootiuu with HIV
ill-d lion's nlIIiIlt lilill. linxt Monthly nvo~
illiliz, iiIIlIlIItIIIi lI,I Mice iilliHlt'Mi lllill
Mina I’IIItl lIotll of Now Yolk oily
Mil-III iiiiiHil‘litl lulu II “no rlI-il uopraun
Wlil‘l' (li Hillil‘iillt‘ Iillllllly. nu lililIirIIilo
i'lli'ilillltiti IIIIIi i'nnillI-IIII articulation.
Willi It mililrliilv I'I-iluod lIIIillIIor illld
lllolildliit pl'llm'tloo it in no IIIIlliiur Mill
in II tItIIiIIIIIumIl ultrmtun oil Iliiv iIl'm
Izraul. in her otmlulilo IIoIIInI Ming "iii-I
nlrad 11M or mm to captivlilo lior aluiia
uni-II llnr lltllIIc piouIIIlv-u in riinilniliit
null ill'l‘ III: in nullity Imd wiiiliinlt. Minn
i’lilit will ho lilo IIlIlilrIillu IIIIiIIlul. or
”iii monitor and lulu lilo. I-lidolsvmtml
of tho ili‘i'ldl mi lining IIIIII of tin: tliivIu
I'Iolitlnlln uIIlltIlIl lloi‘oro lilo IIIllIlir 'i’iIII
clitorlniniliolil lIlii IIIIIIIIII-uI-II lll

ocloIll Hilili'ii 'liIiII I-Iilortlllilinlill in

play .

An, incident or «I. Itlnoitolimlt

West.

in llie l’tlilholl'cut CQI‘BOI‘ of tho maxi‘tuii
ialit.
"May I an. you for tho score card?"

Lucile, pointing to tho bill of film

"You may uii'" replied the otlior, II
mail with ciouely limp od hair, but
that's till the good it wil do you. i'ui
not it waiter." f , ‘ ‘

“Maybe not, till" returned the other.
“But it you had Implosion such Ia. favor
of me I should halo tukcii plcziriliro in
coniplyllllt ’

“Quito 1ikoly.Somc Inou uromorn
that way. 'i‘ilcy’d an 1101’ ho twitch for
It Iuoitor as not. '

“And sonic mun nro horn boom. They
couldn’t aim gentlemen it they triad."

"Think you‘d know a gentleman it
you happened tomcat 01m?"

"(lmhlnk i should. iio'd limit on (lif'
for hum you III. 110 possibly oolild "

“How do run know liiiy'thinl; ill III
what. It gcnllctnnn would do or “hilt
ht"(1 look like."

“1 III illtlluluo y ncqunliilod with em
oral, null lhny dont am of lliom lttl
like you. ”

"That no? Shy. who hogan iilflvt‘Alll-
voi'IIatlou, you lIlIlIooIi-i’ncl.-Ii”~—-—

"i did, you illliitli'ilelitit’tl lini'hlirillii.
l llSiI’Wi you in II civil way if you
would be kind olloligli to hand me theI
hill of taro. and fl)" insmioli mo, You
liilvon'r lilo intiliiioi‘s or ductility of II
waiinu. i‘ou' I'o n illillii oi iiiuio mom
in It liilllill‘ smoothing iiitl‘ n than with
n' — ~

“\oti Silliiii llllli liint way to “it" and
liI'o l’ll" -------- —-

"Don't you do it! if you more your
hund oiiII illt‘il IitIllI'tIr your liip-ptwltct
1‘“ till you full of holou right horn!"

illll. tho ollior did not. stop.

llo thrust his hand into his hip-
Dtlt‘kt'l. plillml out It silk linlidltorl'liit'i'.
II'ipod his lilaa'lios. pioltod up It pnpor
null hogan to road it.

'l‘iIon lilo mail with tho hrisuiiuu
lnIlsllIohI- IIII'iII-d to IlIlI IIlIliIlalllltnlIln
lCilg'lishiilnn who lliid .ilI‘L‘ll sitting" at
tho lioxi‘lahlo, iislollinl.r \I‘itli hIII'I'itiod
autonisitniolll to tho ('(lllV‘t'l‘Hilullll,

"‘\\'n thought you‘d liko to MW at
lilllo oxliilIitioII of our llatiIo iron-loin
of llill’nill‘l‘ii," ho said. lilt‘flfillllli)‘. “to
uso iIi your I'llitliloiilllig hook don't
Ion know. ~ (lillligo 'l‘rllIlIittI.

CONNECTICUT POS'TMASTER.
\\.\h‘iii.\'tl 'lll.\. lI‘ob." _ 'l‘lIII lilo;-

idoiii lIIIllli' soul to tho Sl‘iiilll‘ lil"
following IIIIIiiiIInliIIIIH:
t‘olislll-(iI-III-inl :It i'anliiila, .lnsopli

\V. I. LUV, ,lliil'} ltiiid.
l'oslIIIIIMIII'Il’ioiIoI'IIl
'l‘lil‘l \ lilo

.iiilllII;~ tlrnlialII.

.«\ stillill oliltzilzo horn (III 011““ is hot
tor than Ii t'llbtii: in tho air.

 

NoliCe.

Silliili initiating.

'l‘lio liiiinliiluiils. lognl rotor». of tho
Town I'll .\'I.Ii'\\niit. arc ilorohr Iiotil‘lld
Iiild II'iti'lioIl that ii spocllil IlthI lllI‘L‘i'
iili: will lIII hold in tho ’l’own Hull,
\\';ill :lll‘l‘t'l. Stiltil'duy. March 'ilil. lillta’I,
iii .\' II'I-lotii In tho owning. for tho lol-
iIIwiIII: i’llll‘iltln‘l'rl, to wit:

'i‘II lllllkv an ilppi'opi‘illlioil ol‘ lllilllt‘,‘
i‘oi‘ I'lltliplotillg llio Itoill'i‘tli iiidl'x oi
‘ilu liiud l‘l‘l‘til‘tlri II‘lI' 'il Is now twin:
iiiiido: llllti iu t‘llll>«ilii‘l' Iiiill lir»
lion (III II puiililui oi" rotors and tax-
pillow: in tho lIIlIIIIIIIII.r ulallors. \‘i'l..l

l. 'l‘I‘I I'uiisldor llio litiViilililiiily
[Il‘iiVMllig powor III-upon :iild ('IHIII' tho
\Vilhiliilklttll .‘I'ii'l'ti Iii'lil\‘-iIi‘id;:o,

:2. To I‘(lllHilit'l' llIlI iiilillI-l' Ill"

"Filiit'lillii‘ liiiio“ of Hill trolley run.
or lilo Utillllt‘l‘lil'llt llaiiwtii' iiiid illgilh
int; (‘0. within iiliu touii, liilII illiil‘
suoh notion thol'r-nil ilh IIIlI_\ IIII ill'tllwi'
for llit‘ illlllliilli’. in till.
'i‘o ooliaidor tllI- ('(lllliiiitlllh‘ wiill'u
oxiut :li lilo railway Is'illlltlli. Iill .IIIIII-
i'oo .‘iii'l't‘l, l‘l.‘iilli\l' in tho lilliit')‘ I'llrn
III that pillow, and

'1. To Humidor lilld lliko artion. It
iii'l'lilt‘li llli\'iHiliiil*, upon ”in hill» now
potilillil: iIl lilo iA‘Ki-‘iililul'l' I'ollillI'o
In it ililii‘ui'iil llI‘lI I'oiil Irolloy rill‘l'
liIruIigiuIIll Ilio oIiIil'o lawn. and tho
llilll' will-«lulu IIl‘ I-llid oiilllpaily ill iliiu
lIIIIII.

llilltIII ill
i"l'ill'lliil',\‘,

Illltl-

Ill

Norwnllt, llilII. ".Ilh dlty or
1mm.
.lllllN ill-WINE.
’il.l"lil‘7l) A VIHUN.
JAMES A. liltUWN.
l-Iolooliuou ol‘ llil: Town of Noi'wililt.
(27 I"

 

 

STAMFORD
RANGES

Look II'oli. l‘lmll troll, ililrn woil.
Limt Woll. You I‘lllt lllIIIIl tho illlt
gI'IIlo. iiuI linuiux ur IiII- ll'iuilituinl'
iIIrili: mloii iiim llu Ildvnillliuw uud
ilu tII'lrlIIniilii

 

l

rnliilwlioil with tho ltliili'llil‘i I'Ildo hIill l
wiiirii will he lilo. mold I‘miml’ilh' liilliflI g

III-”million IIlIIuIIIIro Illlil mi will lulvo
n t'iilliim‘ to moor for mum time in
«ninth unit you ldiI‘ililIl kiwi! ihlil Iltlto
opoumeIliIiy oveulug, itillroli “with“
thin, the [mun] «mini III/out Iii IIIII With
him. ltlw-rv ammonium ilflfi been
IIde‘ for the comfort and «him Int‘fli lit
the militia and lilo nlioio Ilftiiir will ho
of II roflnoll linluulllitn Illiurlictor not!
lillmulllc cut in till! ammonium out
1mm of This imiml‘.

WWW-“é.“- ml...

 

minnow itood opportunities.

> I

in. mourning nannies many an limit!

querndo. l-Ior itlIIli lIv liIII find with:
IIlil l‘uiniuil min of ill" moot I-Iliuinlllo,‘

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Tho twh man were scaled lit n table I

said the one with tho bi'hillllni inuil- ,

 
 
 
 
 
 

lilt-

 

 

 

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“MAKES THE
WWAGREEABLE"

D L I
03:; r Jennings new??? nu

tom In handy
tom calcium and mound mum”
domino know thin Mikel!“ the teeth
hellth) i strong union

m-‘i‘
”mph! ed by druulm. 2! can“, or

Labgiagryirfiggngflgyifl "you.
Do men nrclo

..., mueumuos

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

POPULAR AMUSEMEN'l‘S.‘

 

HOYT S TREATY. 11.
ONE oAv ONLY

MATINEE AND NiGHT,

FRIDAY. MARCH 3530.

“The American
Vitagrnp ”

Showing a Complete New Line of New
Moving Pictures, Including:
The Wonderful Bee Hive.
The Elopement Under Difficulties.
New Russia-Japan War.
”The Convict and the Curate.
And many others.

DON’T FORGET THE SPECIAL MAT.
lNEE FOR CHILDRENU FOR 10c.
Evening Prices 100, 200, 30c
Seats on Sale Monday. Feb. 27th.

 

ANNUAL

' Entertainment and
Masquerade Bail

‘ UNCAS TRIBE, NO. 26.

Red Men

MUSIC HALL, SOUTH NORWALK.
MONDAY EVE.. MARCH 61h, 1905.
.\llI.~iI- lIl i't'oi‘.

il‘li. i3 liit'l'l's, "
iCiItorluiIIIIiI-Iil hy l’rIII'. .i ll‘, llillon.

illitiloi'isl, assisted hi' Miss lJIII'lIIliI'

i'lnlslond, .mpi'lllio, and Miss i’l‘illl.

IIIIilI'nlllI. tlii of Now Yuri: oily.

Supt-I'll (:I'and March.

(iriillll .\I'i'.-lI
lloors upon. 7:30; Lilli i‘llliillllt'ill Ill .3;
lli'nliIl \lI ll lt‘l‘ iU"i\ f'l n.1‘ll
.-\ I'oslIiIIII-i' will no in allciiliiiiloo.
Rl‘iillilil' ’i‘ioltl l.~l :'.ul : llllll'oliy 'l‘il'ltI-ia.
2’. 1on Stan Iiuu: Box, I:
i‘ichLX, $3.0m
'i‘i:~ilol.~ IIII. nuia til t‘illl'ord l'lilir
lillll'_\'. l‘nlolnnh's, \l’nelplcy 6: t'illrli's.
i‘uhiniall's, Hit-IIIII":I1I1‘.~. Muritot. l'lniiI-

i;ill.\\\‘l'iit"l"5 ()l'l'ilos-
.II .

IIl‘ ('ll‘éllliiit‘S

lod‘s llI'IlI: .x‘toro lilld from all lilolii-
ili‘l‘ll.
iiigill lie-SIII'Y-Il lII lil'jol'l ()lijol'liiiii

:ililr- l‘lirlll s. .

SPECIAI.
CITY MEETING.

Aliii‘lil'n (”“1’1',
Smith NIII'IIIIik. l‘olili.
'i'lI .iIISI-llil ii. 'i‘lililli‘, ('lt'l'iI‘ til lilo ('11)‘
01' South NlIt‘wlillI‘.

 

Hil‘; Wily I'llllillllilt I‘m-toll iii Illt‘ '
Minor. and it} l'llllll‘hi III‘ lill‘ tloufllll
III Niiti I'iil‘. I lIIIW‘IlI) Iliil't'i you in;

ulro lilllll'il In liln ilttitli ruiorli ot'lltw
oily tilIIt II qua-Int l-lli iIIooliiIK‘will:
lIlI ilt‘iti Ill :\I“illli Iillll, lIlI \YlItiiieildhy.
Murrli llIIIII, at .k‘ o‘clock p. on.
I‘m- tho lllll‘litlh'l‘ III‘ Illlihiui: an addition»
Ill :Ipprupi'ililioii of not lo I-xcl'l‘li Slit.-
lliilHlll for lilo iIiliiliillK tillli ooiiiillntliui
or it wall-Ir lilil't‘ [or thin oily, and Ill
IIIIIodIII-I' llitll Iuhin i'lit‘li iit'iitlil iIa lilii)’
lug lit‘l’illi‘li illiHn‘llilii‘ ill l‘I'liiilIIli to
Hit) hills of lIIIIII-lnliuu now polidinl;
lIoI‘ul'p Iho (ii'iit'l‘lli .\"-M‘I|iili," «Ii liil‘I
HIIIII~._,
Smith
with. With.

ihi.

.‘x‘ilrilllllI, (‘IIIIII., l~‘l-lIi‘ulil,\'
t‘il illlJ-Iri I-2 HOW.
Minor.
”to Main» ill ll lrllo row of tho ur-
lIIlilul wnI'l'ilhl.
.ilIIIIIl:
.ltitIllI’li'll ll.
".in i‘il‘i'ii

'l"\\'l.llll,

it! ill

 

South Norwnlk
Board 'of Belief.

W

Notion III homily
iiuuru Ill ltolil-t Ht IiitI City of iioulll
Nurwulk. will meal on Wednesday,
.liliinliry illi. limit, Iii illill (z'i‘imfk to iI

gli'un that tho

ilanllnc. .

Fashion has decided that tho pr
We are showing Ii complete
Checks and Fancy Wartime Many of th
Pilce 500 to $150

i

it title always been our cuetom to
lug uver‘ tram one season to another
iii now on and every piece is included.
in yours.

(lal 'aliized Cillillliltll' l’nilu ...... .. 250.
Hill Irons, per 11). ............ 2t:
1gp; Benton; ..... .. . 70.

illaithuii ’l‘lIa i’Olii . lid"

NO.

TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwaiq'

Plain and Fancy Mohairs.

oper material this scuaon for Shirts Iliiti Shirl Waist Silila iii Mohair or Bril-
lllla (If that‘ II goods in all the newest clients. Plain colors in all qualitiea
9 styles we are showing now lannot be duplicated later in the season.

Annual Sale of Furs.

close out new piecco of Fur the seals on that it ie honglit and in curly mill
The only way that we can do this is by mailing low. prices. This sale
nothing is re: “cried Tho good, are right tho pricen are low and the benefit

Housefurnishing' Department.

 

lilIlIunizrd Wuiet Pails ......... 19c ‘ 'l‘owcl Arms . . . 7c
$12. fill IJlIIIiIIr Stats fol . ........... 5335' i '1 00th Pit-its i , .. 2c
(lllli'lliliaod il‘oot l‘ulls ............ 390 l} qt. Milk Pails . . lilo
llolry Prosuos ...‘. ............. 26o ' $1050 Dinner Sets for' . $7 30

 

 

2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

STlLL GOING ON.
Boys‘ Suits, (all wool) 8 to 16 years,
which were $3 and $4 at

$1.98.

' I U
D. Gottlieb
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
" FURNISHINGS.

11 North Main Street, South Norwaik

 

 

DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
10 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134-2

'5 Fox.

THE LADIES’ TAILOR,
hugs to announce to lilo indies that ho

 

Great Clearance Sale'

 

H. Krieg'ei' ~ 8: Co.

Cleari

 

 

 

 

L'lIlllllill iinpoillilit i‘aiuy llltliillil Hull
lugs. i’l‘fittio‘ oi suiII 1":iIIII $2.” Lilli IIII.
l’nrfool Ill gillil‘iitltood. All i.ind-' oi
iI-ziti)'llI~I\‘o.'t;- l'llIlill». l‘lli llilliori l:lil\'.
You'll “lll‘l'ii'
lit lil,\' slur". 1 1mm :i Iilto lino of
Hill; Stripod ‘.\"'=..i.., ..11 mini, \I'.
hart liml'o lll‘lii'ivh, IIlIlIh ‘IH cililnut
um- spnoo lo iIII-nlinu. Billions covcn
Id from any woods you wish. (lull in
lioforo goliilz I-isou'iit-ro.

31 MAIN ST., NORWALK. CONN.

”GIOVERS' lilf PIAOE."

PERFECTA

FOR WOMEN.

$3.50
ELITE

FOR, MEN AND women,

$3.50
" RALSTON

FOR MEN,

$4.00
HANAN 8a SON

FOR MEN,

$5.00

-m-w

 

 

‘ "I

‘PHONE, 357ml).

"WEAR SHOES lilAI ill"

 

The Ferris Cool 00;
The FerriéCool Co.
The Ferris Cool Co.

«W ....I. .M. ... “no.4“ m; ”a“ I‘laLd-‘MW‘AMJM

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p. nu: naturally. it‘ohrulirr 1. 1mm, from
2 lo {I n'l'im‘h 11.39.; \i‘odlinmlhy, l-‘oll '
1‘lliii'_\' 8. from will in ii II. In; Fol»:
rtlury to, III 7:30 in it it- iII.; ‘i‘liemlliy.,
l-‘IiIrIIIII'r 2d, III mid in ii II. nu; in tho
InIIIII-li Iiilnllllmr in lIIII'ilIInIi utreel,
,ili raid telly, tor tho pliriilwn of homing;
and Iit‘tcrmlutllg all Intimate lrmu lilo
doings of tho osmium of said all»:
on this list n 'iiilli Dated m illmllh
Norwnik January m, liltlii.

my . u'nllnou.
narrow collusion.

“fix

,‘I‘he eFerrie Com Co.

 
 

“Everything Good
in”
Cool and W

The ForrisGoalOo.

 

 

is propul'od for tho coming spring
with the lion ’ni'isloiiiios illuliloti ,
plnlos; also liiII now Mylo Siiliiliié‘l »'

hooks of all kinds of goods, which Iiiaoi ‘.

l
not _\'IIIii iiioii. ' I III will .

 

WINTERCLOTHING
Furs‘and aGloaks

And all other Wearing Apparel for
Men, Women and Children, is '
now going on at; our store.

Charge Accounts Solicited.

Easy Payments will settle your bill.

 

 

H. Krieger &

West; Washington Street.

OLSEN SHOE STO \ E

Sim JANUARY 'Aun FEBRUARY ‘l M. .. ’

luntleil’ $300 and “.00 Put. (Jolt filuohrr minim ......mmmmnn “I”

1:33.311“, $9.00 “M Mil Built)“. minim! dawn ‘0 nun-unanimous.
Llldicii 32.601iigh Billion Alamo, Iii ......'....................m... .1.”

MEN’S SHOES

Men 5 ‘3.“0 Shulht‘r“ Qiin'ity Slim! Stamp” ”any: tlhltl'wlbiii" .gt‘i
Pat Coil Button Ililll Biuclltlr hills.

”Elli 1’!“ Y0“ ““91“? $3.00 diam It may“ one.Iiualnunuunnou .L.‘
80'! Cult Hinehoflt and IiIIllI. ,

 
 

 

 

 

3

PM (loll Biliolioflt and hole.
Vlcl Kill. leather lined, latte. '
MM} 3 High (‘lit Box Calf CLO” storm ”do"; Eh I I .9 a I I a l I I I a I a a II I I u o “I“

 

 

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