l.
,.
l'.
_ _, H AND 47 war WASHINGTON or.
‘_ f anacxmo HOTEL BLOCK,
wort-t NORWALK. CONN.
.aud between [lid Mississippi river and
continues in the Central and eastern
- ris
'9? 11W , run 1mm
~ 3 WMMIR wean,
also. to $1.95
E". K. Banks,
AND"
all lots the";
,WEATHERTTORECAST
For Norwalk nndi vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight. Friday partly
cloudyhprobably rain in afternoon or
at. night. Cloudy ttnd rainy weather
prevails on the South Atlantic coast
Rocky, Mountains. Pleasant weather
sectors. There has been a decided
in temperature in the bake Re
glen. There were no temperatures
reported below zero this morning. Con—
ditions favor for this vicinity pleas-
ant weather with rising temperature
followed on Friday by increasing
cloudiness and possibly light rain by
Friday afternoon or night.
Charles Btu-kcl has secured a posi-
‘tion at the Imperial Cafe.
A regular meeting of Eureka Lodge.
Daughters of Rebekah, will be held to-
morrow night.
*Attend entertainment and dance
at A. O. 'H. Hall, Wall st., Norwalk,
St. Patrick's night.
Thomas Skldd has succeeded Daniel
Ward as engineer at .l. (3. Wilson &
Company's hat factory.
Miss Helen Gage. of llanbury. is the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. lt‘rank Mayhew.
of South Main street.
<Mr. and Mrs. George R. Barnum, of
Norw'nlk, have engaged a suite of
rooms at the Hotel Clifford.
Painters are at work on the new
veranda that. was recently placed on
the lmwudcs homestead in South Main
street.
Miss Anna liawxhursl has return—
ed to her home in Norwalk. alter a
vlfilt with the Misses Bertha and Ma-
mie Hawkins, of Southport.
Hon. John .1. (lavanagh will respond
to the toast “Our Neighbors.” at. the
banquet of the Knights of St. Patrick.
in Bridgeport, tomorrow night
Allies Judson. of lluviland street.
who ttreently went to Hartford to work,
has secured a position with II. It.
Bulkicy. the South Main strett bicy-
clc dealer.
George Nowlan, the machinist who
formerly worked in South Norwulk
anti is now employed in iluubury, is
making a short stay with friends in
South Norw-nlk.
The Norwulk (lily (‘Ottncil will hold
a mid-monthly meeting next Monday
night. So far as known at present
there will be no business of special im-
portance to cotnc up.
Mrs. Richard II. Hell, of New Jer-
sey, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles II. Adams. of Grove street,
John Remson, father of Mrs Adams
and Mrs, Holt, Is quite iii.
A regular communication of St.
John‘s Lodge, I". anti A, M., of Nor-
"walk. will be held this evening. The
Master Mason's degree will be con-
ferred. All Master Masons are invited
to be present.
M Music by Stet-'5 ('lrch, at llibcrn-
tan entertainment and dance at A. t).
H. Hall, Norwalk, St. Patrick‘s night.
commissioners have
signed an order granting the t‘onnecti-
cut Railway and Lighting Company
permission to build an additional tres-
tle across Calf Pen Creek, in the town
of Milford. making a through double
track, where now for a short distance
only 8 single track exists.
The town board of school visitors
and the new'high school citizens' com-
mittee will meet next Tuesday even-
iuu. probably at the South Norwalk
t‘ouncil (‘luttnbett This meeting will
be preceded by a meeting of the board
of Ht'hfitll visitors, which holds a Heflhlml
on the third 'I‘ueiaday evening of each
month.
The railroad
it was eluted yesterday that lIoWard
Ix'ockwuporgcr. it non of Third View
President II. M. Kockcrapcrgcr. of the
ifonuoildatcd railroad, Is to he brought.
to New Haven from Worcester. Mass"
to he made an insurance inspector of
the rotul, in conjunction with J. A. .l.
Orr. the present insurance inspector
of the road. *"
. " ..L_ a M. PAINT."
it‘s the leader all the world over.
Enou h, ,a true edali in paint a.
t " agility. fanatic a. bow,
g . Tl-IrNORWALK. .
'all’M‘ehvin IiiittlS"
. i 12 1126 ll).
, Shoulder Steak
I.
brought suit against Attorney Max-
wall Static, of the firm of Slade, Stone
and Slade, in New Haven. in pa action
In tort and the body of Maxwell Slade
has been attached. A bond of $2.000
wae furnish
strouse. of
was made by Deputy Sheriff liigglps.
of New Haven. and is
brought through Attorney John Keogh.
of this city. « .
court of common Ideas for Falrfietd
complaint sets forth among other
things that bewisohn Brothers. of New
York, claimed that Otto P. Zeltfuss.
the plaintiff, owed them a claim of
$310 dating back to 1900.
was disputed by Zeltfuss and appar'
ently for a time the matter was drop-
00d by bewinohn Brothers.
thing that Zeltfuas heard of It Maxwell
Blade, the defendant in the present no
lion, claimed to have it. by nature. of
MI
Comb, took the stock and put minutes
out. of the store.
claimed that the assignment was not a
order to allow the case to be tried itt
New Haven before
.tr’ili,'
“iitlilmf‘imrtliitim I’m... '
.mufrom Mr. tun. «
* on» r. California, or our city.” or»
for Slade by Max
ow “Haven“: The arrest
the action
The case is returnable before the
I For Tired. Mining or Burning Foot.
Destroy! Offensive Odo" from
sweaty Feet and Arr-pm.
Itemulmemlco by The t ‘l tort
l'nttrtutcy Htltlaon-i’owe Our.
Pt tiswi‘s brat; Store, 11. Glen-
de tuiuutktlo. Mix f.)I’I)0')rIItII.
llr. Felt ('heiulcal (‘0. till Slumber BL,
limit it, Ilium!»
\
lounty the-first Tuesday in April. The
This claim
The next
SAVIN ROCK BALL odounos
ROLD.
NEW HAVEN. March III.‘~'TIIU sale
of the baseball groundh at Suvln Rock
used by the New Haven team of ”to
(louut-tctlcut iatuguc was
)‘L‘tilt‘l'ilfly. the buyer
\Vllii-it‘, or thiucity. Mr. nntmhcr, of
the team. built the stands on the
grounds.- under a long term lease. The
chance in ground ownership will make
no chance in the team. it is under-
stood, although there Is a report that
.m. buttoned will not use his team this
season.
assignment. from the licwinohn
Brothers. Slade sued Zeiit‘uss and at-
tached his drug store in Greenwich,
in this still Zeiti’uss
being Jacob
bonailde one, and that it was matte in
the city court.
Slade lives in that city. A plea in
abatement to the. assignment was
made and sustained by Judge Dow, ot
the City Court of New Haven. and
the decision by Judge Dow was later
upheld by the. Supreme Court of Mel
tors. in the decision handed down SPEEDY RELIEF-
by Judge Hamersley the finding statcdt A salve that heals without a near
that a suit. on a purchased claim was is l‘IOWItt's Witch Hazel Salve. No
champcrtv in its most mlimir form. remedy oilecls mull spoetliy relief. it
and that whether or not Slade had draws out inflammation, soothes. cools
made himself criminally liable it was and heals all cuts. burns and bruises.
certainly against public policy. - For A sure mm- for I’Iles and skin diseas-
attachiug him and putting him out. oi. es. llewltt‘s is the only genuine
business, Zeiti’uss is bringing this new “Web lluzol Salve. Beware of coun-
acllon in tort asaiusi Slade. forfeits, they are dangerous. Sold uy
r“ """" "l‘he (‘liiford Pharmacy, . "
SCHMIDT RECALLED AS
WITNESS.
.___.__
She Denied Emphatically That Her
Son Had Been Sent to a Juvcn.
MR8,
is :ilIfI'I‘l‘lllg front a slight cold and con.
settttcutly the Prince of Wales. In be~
. . half of his uutjcsty held today‘s levee
lie Institution. - at St James” palace. The function was
BIIIIXIEPOR’I‘. March l-l.—v~Mrs. not largely attended. The king's In-
Sdltlliidl. “miller 0f the itCCiiSOfI. W35 disposition. ii is asserled at lint-king‘-
l‘CthIIQtI as the ItlSI WIIIIL‘SS for the hum Pillili't". It; trivial Hp i‘t‘t'i‘IVt'fI
defense today III the Schmidt. murder, Foreign Secretary Lausdowrw. the
trial. Mrs. Schmidt was asked ii iii Brazilian lllltlir‘lt‘l‘ and other-ts in au-
wcrc true that she had said her son“ dictum this morning, but it was cow
was an unruly boy and if she had to sidercd advisable that he re-
send him to a juvrmlle insdtutlon. Stu“ —~~—— -—-~—_~-
emphatically denied this and then iw- STARTLING MORTALITY.
3““ I” “IV- a“‘1 for ”“3 “WI ”1““ SIM“ Statistics show startling mortality.
the, trial began Schmidt broke down
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
and cried.
. prevent and cure these awful diseases,
”‘me Sheriff WNW” C" “”9“: "I there is just one reliable remedy. l)r.
Sherman. testified that on February King‘s New Life I‘lils.M. lt‘ianncry. of
it he made an examination of the t".rit~ ll (‘ustom “mm, Place. Chicago, says:
ICII‘II’“ house. Ilo “'35 ”Skl'd If 1“" “They have no equal for ('onsttpution
found any marks on the corner of the. and Billiousnesa. 256' m 1," Ii. Bax
ell. (llty Sheriff Hamilton. for the III“t tcr‘s, dummy”. .-
tense, having testified that he found '
two marks corresponding to those
which would be made by the butt oil
a. and being driven against. the wntul‘
work. Mr Allen said that there were
positlyt-ly no marks at. the Illill‘ of In.»
examination.
in", George I.. Potter was recalled as
one of the state‘s experts. lle illus-r
tratcd by holding a long wooden point-
cr under his arm bow impossible it
was for a wound to have been IIIIIII'I"
ed while the deceased was bending or. ‘
l
TWO WHITE MEN SHOT.
Vit‘KSllUilG. Miss. March Itl.- ,.
Two white men Iiil\'v‘ beco shot and
probably fatally wounded Ir: accrues
at Iludlci tu \l'usitittututt t-t'u-utv. The
victims were Deputy Sllcrlil Duke. of
(lreeuvillc. and an unknown :» 'sis‘: ‘lI.
who attempted to arrest a w : l for
some pctly offense. A posse win start
cd in pursuit.
CN'CH‘QT‘" 3 INHLIIN
anaesthetic
hum
critic. and the gun six feet away on a-
lcvcl with Schmidt‘s hip. The \vit»
ncss expressed the opinion that Illi‘
wound on Fisher's bead maid not have
been made by NIH} blow of the litub of
a tree as Schmidt had t‘Ht‘l‘Illt‘tl the
cause of the Injury. He said. howev-
cr. that it might have been made by it
blow or series of blows front the butt
end of a gun. Dr. Potter aISO stated
that he did ttot wish to change his ten-
timony in the least regarding the ex.
pertinent made by the defense on liv~
ing and lnauimate objects. A rigou
otts cross-exumituttion did not choose
the important points in the doctor‘s
testimony. .
. “c. M‘- I‘vulllh
tar CIIICHENTIHI s ltNtaIJr‘u.’
III III“) Ini (Sol metallu- mn- ne'er
Illh hluorlbhou. 1' two» other. Ila-mo-
lItInrou tlulmltutlort- and Imit-
flon. tiny of your brunt-t. or and u. u
Item!» for l'nrtleulnn. 'mtlmoni-h
and ‘lh-llrf f‘nvl.mtim. "II-“ll by m
m II'III'II Mull. 11:91”‘thtntnnlli: w d n
ruum- l‘ c entrrt'hpmiul t'n
“MI!!! «IN I‘ll..- flu-nn. I’ III.‘ I"
M... ...._ -... . ”L... .
To the Board of County Commission
era of lt‘airiicld (Younty:
I hereby apply for a. license to sell
Spiritttous and lutoxb-ating Liquors,
Ale, Lager lit-or. Rhine Wine and i'l~
dcr. at it? Railroad avenue, town of
Norwalk. My place of business is not
located within 200 feet in a dirt-ct
line of it (‘htirclt I‘ldiilcc or l’tlblit
Si'llt)0l«llillll~ii‘, or the premises pertain
lug thereto, or any l‘ont-tlillce. Public
Library or ('etnetory.
IIIIINI at Norwnlk.
March. A. It, 1905.
NOVAK liliith‘ N (‘I)..
The following were issued March it.
1905.
IAII‘II furnished from oillco of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port, Conn :
C. .I. Rousseau Bridgeport. and n. t.‘.
Ferris, Stamford. L’ patents; Gas Eu
this Ilitll day oi
glue. Applicant.
(3. M Crawford. Hal‘lIOI't, ‘3 patenls‘ We. the tuiticrsinncd. electors and
Constructing water tight masonry taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
walls; water tight joint for manoury Town of Norwttlk. hereby endorse the
walls. application of the abovdtmnted Novul:
Ilros. & (‘0. for such license. _
Dated ttt Norwttlk, this lbtb day of
March. A. l)._ filth”).
Henry (3. F‘roeb, .l. Ii. Reilly. Sutuut-l
'i‘aylor. Eugene S. IaIIIIIII, .Iilr. 8. Mr-
I“ill‘lillliI,
I hereby certify that the above ttatn
ml endorsers ‘aro «lecture and luxptly~
Lenin Myers. Hartford. carriage rc-
turn mechanism fm- typewriters or the
like.
iiurdcit. Loomis. oi oi. Hartford. ‘J
patents: Apparatus for manufacturing
gas; making and delivering gas.
Jennie Crowlhcr. Shelton, envelope
moislmer.
II. & C. II. lt‘lcincher, New Britain.
oleclro plating apparatus.
M. J. Griffin, New Ilrtluiu.
wheel.
ill. N. Humphrey. New llritaiu. aur-
lllt‘iII clasp.
‘19.'A. Moore. at al.. New Ilriltilu. 2
patients: Machine for bending bolts. l
(l. 3. Hastings, i’lalnviiie, serrations
combination ferrule and bolster for
knives.
Chas, J. Luce. Nlantic. 2 patents:
Compressing cottotl: balin‘tr prom.
.l. R. Murrow, Morrow. prosper foot
lifting mechanism ‘for sowing mach-
nett. ‘
Nurwalh, .
tinted at Not-walla. this lath day ot’
March, A. It. illllh.
lll‘illlllt‘ilt’i‘ It. SMITH.
’l‘owu t‘lot‘it
Ilttlt
ntili ‘Jli
To the lloard of (‘ouuty Commission-
ers of Il‘alriloltl t.‘otutly:
l hereby apply for u Ilceuae to sell
Splrttuous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. batter Beer. Rhine Wine and til-
tler. at 56 Railroad avenue. Tofiof
Norwalk. lily place of business Its not
located within 200 feet in a direct line
of II Church illdillce or Public School-
Trade-Marks: house, or the premises permitting
lenders. Frary & Cllli‘k. New I)“. thereto. or any Pout-Office. Public
thin, table and curving knives, etc. I pun-my or Cemetery,
WING” "5 Kamila (30.. Middle- Dated at Norwalk; this itith day of
wwn,-ladiec' lumber boots and shoes. MIII‘t‘Il, A, 1),, 1905, .
RICARDON & HOGAN.
Applicant..
We. the undersigned. electors and
Itlltpiiyt-‘l'll. as defined by law, of the
'i‘owu of Norwalk. hereby elltlni‘nt- the
application of the above uttntotl Itcar—
dun a Hogan for MIII‘II license.
tinted at Norwallt. thin lath day ol‘
March, A. ll. iiiuil.
.I. ll. liclliy.‘8amucl-'i‘ayioI, Eugene
H. bailiu, Quality A. Mueller, Joe. A.
Mcli'ttrltul‘tl. ‘
I hereby ecrtif that the above nam-
I't'I cpdoraora or. eleetnra and tattoo)"
etc so tIt‘IIIlt‘tI by law. of the ’I‘owu of
WW”
SCI-I091»!!! COODNOW To BAIL.
The ‘big‘ three marten “schooner
"titlodttow" which I'iilli been tied up at
the docks of the Hubboll, Hull utul
walk. during thwpa‘kt winter, In new
all ready to start. out on IIt'I‘ first.
voyage of the spring. The Vessel it?
under charter with the Eli. . urge
Pulp and Patieroompany, to tran port
wood pulp from New Brunswick in
Norwalk. ‘ “ ‘ , l
‘ ' WW
'- "Why do you insist on Martini: that
enterprise on li'i'ltltly. the thirtnomtit"
"Well." answered the met-ere man. Norwullt.
Motherland i
"lunchtime: ti‘re'thal anythtu l tut- Dated III Nnmity. llils Ibthiday ct
, It't» fineness. an. i like March, A Li. 1905
7 because it will surely cure you
_ ofgcoughs antlcoltls. ”At all drug
1" NEW
‘ ituou'oly In favor of
announced ‘
LONDON. March lil.«~l(lng Edward '
era as lIt‘IIIlt'tI -by law. of the Town of _
storcswzs. 50.831.
. LONDON JUDGESHIP.
HARTFORD; March lti.-~lt is m.
ported ht‘the' iia"pltol“‘thii.t the contest
over the IIIIIIIOIIIIID of the New London
city court. has been settled amicably
within the judiciary contailtmc. Judge
W. is. Colt. will be reappointed and
Charles 8,, WltlttIot-‘oy tr to receive
the appointment. of city attorney. The
judiciary eonlmlttee will report unan-
Judge Colt.
What a 'Fafrflold County
Man Did 20 Years Ago.
Simply Insured on the Endowment
.Plan In the Connecticut General Life
'lneurancc Co. RESULT—A check for
'faCe of policy at old age when most
heeded. He says “Best investment i
ever made." Why don't you do like.
wise?
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. Smith Fergulon. Dwight Bpaulding,
Special Agents. .
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Tel., 363—5 50. Norwalk, Ct.
DrJIttmphtiesIllotid Remedy
It is now universally understood that
in Springtime the human system in in
need of a. thorough overhauling, the
some as the house and the garden.
Here is the ()NIE Spring Medicine
that will purify the system and build
up the blood at the same time.
The Medicine is right; so is the
price:
LARGE IIO'I"I‘I:E, $1.00.
THREE FOR $2.50.
Ihe leitfuss Pharmacy.
. SOLE AGENTS.
R NO. MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK.
POPULAR AMU’S'EMENTS.
‘HOY‘T'S THEATRE."
ONE DAV ONLY,
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY. MARI-7H 18TH.
The Young Queen of Eccentric Comedy
MISS GERTRUDE SWIGGETT,
In Her Original Creation of
"TILDY TRUE,"
in
THE SENSATIONAL SPECTACULAR
COMEDY DRAMA,
“In The Shadow
of Darkness
By Maurice J. Fielding.
A PLAY OF SENBATIONS.
THRILLS, LAUGHS, HEART-
THROBS.
PRICES:
Matinee .............. . . 15c, 25c
Evening ........ .. 25c. 35c. 50c. 75c
Seats on sale Tuesday. March 14th.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. MARCH 215T.
THE SEASON'S GREATEST MUSI-
CAL EVENT.
B. c. WHITNEY‘S $50,000.00 GLOOM-
DISPELLING. PIQUANT
MIXTURE.
“Isle of Spice”
iZ—Decidodly Strong Song Hits—12
Hear Them and ‘Get the Whistling
Habit.
Broilers. Ponies, Beauties. Mediumn.
and All Kinds of Show Girls.
SEVENTY.FIVE PEOPLE WITH THE
ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST.
PRICES ........ 50c. 75c. $1.00. $1.60
Seat- on Sale Wednesday, March 14th.
novT—VsmTI—IEATRE.
SPECIAL.
St Patrick's“!
Mat. and Eve.
MARCH out.
PRYOR
‘ _. I: ANlll-llt-i
var BAND
ARTHUR PIWOR. Conductor.
On This Occasion Pryor’s
New March,
THE IRISH PATRIOT,
Will be Rendered for the First Time.
- PRICES:
26c,350,60c
25c, 36C. 50¢, 75::
. $1.00
Matinee
Evening .....
1st 2 Flow: in Orchutra
BEATS NOW ON SALE.
Hov'r's august.
Under the Ample» of
TH! ’iMMACULATI. CONCEPTION
SODALITY 0! CT. MARY'S
minim. Nonmtk. ‘ '
Tm: easier 90"“5 DRAMA
“The Kings High-
“U'flm AkeretrOm”
‘ ia’toiata‘u nits support-u by
raw would“
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 20TH.
tun-— M—v .
stable Worth.
The value of mice In subject to
market conditions. it is used merrily.
for doors of stores, sides of lantern
and to some extent for insulating pur»
poses In electrical Work. Ground
mica is used in the manufacture of
wall paper. barge quantities are
mined. There are few localities where
merchantable mice are found, the
present supply being particularly con-
fined to North Ciaroliutt. Extensive
mines Were discovered in Mitchell
GNU-ll! in that state itrlIIli'I.
Helping the Needy.
A lady who was very purtluwloul in
collecting money for charitable and
other funds once wrote to a certain
lake intlnlatting that she had taken the
liberty of putting down his name for
a contribution of £100 for a hospital
in which she was lntereatetl. Tho
tl'ultc. replied. “Dear Madam «i have
last takenthe liberty of putting down
your name for a. contribution of £100
for a hospital in which i am inter-
ested, so no money need pass between
us."
Korean Postage Stamps.
The war has made a booth in Europe
for Korea postage stamps. Japan cs-
tahlished a postal system in Korea in
1884, bill. the stamps of the first issue
are now very scarce, as the Koreans
burned up most of it by setting tire
to the post. office. at. Seoul. as a pro-
test against the innovation. Another
issue was not made for ten years .
Character in the Chin.
A certain mold of chin betrays its
owner as a man of crutslderable homi-
cidal tendencies. (‘ovcr the lips with
a waterfall mustache, drape the chin
with an Assyrian beard, and it may
well be that this murderous monster
in a pleasing etulutth follow to view.
Such an one does not venture to pass
clean-shaveu through our streets. Let
each one of its present in all candor
such features as are his.
The Omnibus Bill.
“Oumibus bill" was the name cen-
craily given to a series of compromv
misc measures cmbotlicd in mu“ art
and intnxluced in the I‘. S. senate by
Henry (‘lay on January 29. i850. it
provided for the admission of ('alit‘or-
nia. I'Iuh and New Mexico, for the
abolition of the slave trade in the dis-
trict of t".oiumbia. and for the more
speedy and certain return of fugitive
slaves.
.ZL-L, ‘.
POIN IERS.
The tool and his money are tut easily
partth as the wise man and his uni»
broila.
A beautiful woman may >1i)’ an;
thing; but happily she moStly doesn't
know how.
Often by the time a man gets any
laurcls to rest on he has ctuitt'actm
chmnic inst'unnia.
It is a decadent fret-dun which
Instead of shrieking in a crisis is con-
tent with leave to print.
The depraved appetite is only what
migtfit be expected with the art of
cookm'y holding the mirror up In the
way best calculated to act nature
thoroughly confused.»A-I‘uck.
Curious Burial Rule.
“The following curious rule appears
under paragraph as of the municipal
regulations governing lmrial at tlitvs-
sen. Iiesne; “intermcnts are only per-
mitted after death has taken place. in
all other cases a certificate signed by
the mayor is required.
Number of Visible Stars.
“II we ask a person to estimate the
number of stars visible on a clear
night." hays liouzeau. “we shall have
an exaggerated answer, the actual
number only bring a little owr :tuo.”
Water for the Horse.
A horse in good condition can exist
about 25 days without food. so long as
he has plenty of water. if he has
food without water five days would
probably end his existence.
Big Profit on a Farm. ‘
After clmtrtutt a net profit. of about
$500 on his cmps, C‘. W. I‘oindextcr
of Wilton. Me. has sold for $4.20" a
farm which he lmueht a year ago for
33,200.
Egg Laying Competition.
Four hundred and “reply tum“ took
part In an em: laying I'IIIIIIII‘IIIIII‘II in
Sydney. extending over 12 months. In
all «8.572 eggs Were laid. and the prize
.waa won by "a pen of Wyandottcs with
an average of 2i8 per itcn.
W»
Ancient Handcuffs.
Luther Wilcox of Portland, t‘onm.
while plowing one of his ilolds un-
earthed a pain of handcuffs Imiwetm
tilt and 80 yearn old. The calls are
coupled by a chain and can be tight»
«and or loosened by a screw.
m 4.0%
Map Roolten' Growing.
A Lowell. Mara. Woman has new
pinned to the board of health of that
city uniting the board to stop the most
are from crowing, baritone she cannot
bleep.
Al: in Church Muenry.
A bottle of ale wait found imbedtlod
in trite mason work of a church erode
...... ”Aachen...
hint loci been torn down.
.’...—::.«l~-tv D... ”can“... a...
POPULAR NORWALK retinas.
raters . . . . . . . .‘ ..... 256, new:
m .t . utdbhldm- he one. transact a. coma.
cows-W ~, . inc 23
We Star, Town clerk.
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Plummet out. ‘1; cont plum tour
day: In advance. '
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VIofentpeiith the Rate.
(It the Resultant who have ruled
the Ottoman empire since the ma-
qumt of Conttantlaople by the Turin" ,
84 have died Violent draws.
Produce Mtci than“
MONEY TO SPEND.
ed in titfiil at Orange. N. .i.. and which
SOUTH NORWALK'S‘ GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSF‘.‘
AGENT FOR MAY MANTOst parraans. . .
News Interesting ’
STORE NEWS IS ALWAYS INTERESTING TO THOSE WHO HAVE
IT TELLS YOU ABOUT THE NEW THINGS. IT
OFTEN GOES INTO DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS OF STYLES: IT EMPHA.
SIZES QUALITIES; IT QUOTES PRICES; IT KEEPS YOU POSTED FROM
WEEK T0 WEEK CONCERNING THE FRESH ARRIVALS OF SEASONA-
BLE MERCHANDISE. IT IS AN INDEX THAT POINTS THE ROAD TO A
RIGHT ECONOMY. THIS ADV. IS FILLED WITH TIMELY NEWS. NOT
A LINE SHOULD BE SKIPPED IN THE READING.
BEAUTIFUL WASH WAISTS SNOWY UNDERMUSLINS
FOR WOMEN
1 It. will pay you well to make an
““5“ “M" productions “II" ““II' early investigation of the following
son are more artistic than ever and lots. You will find them all well
the prices cause one to wonder how it ,lttadt' and full generous sizes. They
I“ ”0““ I’m done It 13- “II‘I 11““"3 ”I“ NIHI. yet) about the price of bare ma.-
pronf. terials at present. market rates.
lattlles' White Lawn Shirt Walrus
with black dots, special at We.
Idlilltlii‘ White Madras Shirl Waists.
nicely lucked, at tillo. .
Latites‘ Willie Lawn Shirt Walrus,
embroidery trimmed and incited at, $1.
Initlies‘ White liawu Shirt Waists,
different styles and titakcs, plain tuck-
ed and lace trintntcd, at $1.25;
$1.30.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, good quail‘
ty with ltcmstiiched ruille at. 25o.
Ladies' (Jambrit- Drawers, with deep
rufllc ot‘ embroidery. at. 39c.
lattlies‘ Good Quality Corset Covers,
prettily trimmed, at Bile:
Ladlcs‘ Long White Shirts, deep
and IItIllllCt". catnbric ruillc, Hamburg trini-
tuct‘l, special at Site.
8-3-85 Washington Street.
GLOvhé. " "
NO BETTER DOLLAR KID GLOVES THAN OUR EUGENIE CAN BE
HAD. NO HIGHER GRADE OF WORK CAN BE DONE, NO MORE SKILL
CAN BE SHOWN IN THE MANUFACTURING, N0 FIT'CAN BE MORE
PERFECT. IF YOU KNOW THE BEST ALONG THE ENTIRE LINE
YOU MAY BE SURE THEY ALL MEET IN THE “EUGENIE.” EVERY
PAIR IS GUARANTEED. ’
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Bargains in Ready to Wear Hats
WERE $2.08 AND $1.98, NOW 50c. MOURNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
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STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.
AGENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS_~
S. S. TlLLOTSON’So
as WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Small lotus Jersey pork ........................................... ltlc lb
3 lb. chop beef, .................................................. Linc. lb.
Loan pot roast, no bones. ......................................... lilo Ill.
2 lb. Sperry and Ilai‘ucs sausage ..................................... Ebc
Small smoked ham. ........... . .................................. l2t: lb.
Shoubbr steak. .................................................. 100 lb.
tllb. yt'ottud bones. .................................................. 250
('elery, nice and long. ....................................... the. stock.
Turkey & Native Veal
JACOB SCHAUB, .
22 WASHINGTON STREET, ’Phone, 322-2.
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