latest
Fall
Slides.
So. Norwolk.
NW YORK march 15.-—llnptecc-
Outed action twas taken by Justice
lurk; invthe Supreme Com‘t. today.
a landed an order restraining
llihm V. Young. from drawing 5115
M month of his salary pending the
' rill": ‘ot a unit for separation brought
ii at him by his wife. Anna 'i‘hc
Justina also enjoined Yot‘ings cmploy»
rt Irom paying him the 511.) II month.
which is to go to Mrs Young us all
‘Rony during tlIII pcndcncy of tho ac-
on. The name Ol'llt'l also appoints
‘0 neceiver for Young's real property
" ending the trial or the action
notice Clarke 3 action \vau taken be
.5355» Young has kept himself out ot
thajurlsdictlon of the court and pro
060111393 to have him adonIrnod iII
ontempt of court havc bcon inci‘icc-
nil.
his is the first llliit’ that an ordcr
"has been made in theI Suprcmc Court
hatching a salary of a person to pay
alimony to his wlfc. the usual course
being When he refuses to pay to intro
"him ndjud d in contempt of court.
arrested an locked up in the county
Jail until he purges himself of such
‘ contempt by paying tltc arrears of all-
, many and coats. Young obtaincd a di-
' "vorce from his wife in Maine, but she
‘ declined to recognizc it, saying she
had never appeared there. Shc. thcn
brought her suit for separation on the
ground of Young's abandonment or
her Young hag slIIcII matricd anoth-
er wife relying upon his ‘tiainc dc-
cree.
When Mrs. Youngs brought her III".-
tlon and was awarded her IIIIIIpot"aI"y
alimony sonic time ago. Young took
nwappeal to the uppelato division. con-
. tending that as ho had sccurctl a dc-
area of divorceI he could IIIII bc com-
polled to pay alimony in thc scparn-
tlon suit. The appclaio division rult
ed against him, and this dccislon. Mrs.
Young claims. is coIIle—Iicut to II that
aion that Young's iltIiIII- Ili't‘l‘i‘II is
invalid.
«~
CONNECTICUT BOYS PASS.
.‘i'ock the Cecil Rhodes Scholarship
Examinations in January,
NEW HAVEN. March iti.~~l’rcsII|I-ilt
Hadley. of Yale lbtivcrsiiy. has bccu
otifled by the Oxford l'IIivcrsliy auth-
oritles that Albcrt M. Sicvt‘lls‘. IIl' Wil-
limnntic. Yale. 1905, and Donald J.
Warner. 2nd, of Salisbury. (‘oIIII.. Yalc.
1906. the two (lonuccticut candidalcs
.Who took tho (iccil Rhotlcs' scholar
ship examination IIII January l7 and
:18, have succcssfuliy passed thII IIIIIIII.
fying examination and are t‘llglblt‘ to
present. their namcs bci‘orc thII commit.
., tee of final sclcction. in addition to
these two. i‘ottr mcu who pusscd tho
qualifying (Ixamlnaiion succcsstuily
18.61. year will bc IIligllIlII tor the schol-
arship again tltis‘ycttr. 'l‘hIIsII arc (‘01-
ton Maynard. of Washington, ii. i‘.:
Harry I. B. Rlcc. of (,‘olca lI‘crry. VII.
both graduate st talents of Yalc; Cyrus
ii“. Wicker. New York. “up, 1005. lillil
Herbert W. Ealcs. Bridgcport, Yatc.
1906. The panics of these six men
will be considercd by thII sIIlIIIIIloII
committee which consists of Prcsidcnt
Hadley. President lIIIthcr. of Trinity:
"Dr. Cashing. principal of thc “’(‘Stv
mlnster School at Simabury. and a rcp-
rcaontative of Wcslcyan llnlvcrI-Iity.
The comntlttcc will moot. some tiIIIII
during the week of March “.30.
‘RIQUIGT TO LAY PIPE LINE RE
FUSED
. FEORIA lll.. March lti.«'i‘hc Board
of Superviaora of Peoria County lIIIvII
Model! the Prairie Oil and Gas (tom
many. the Kansas branch of the Stand-
art! Oil Company. pIIIInlIII-Ilon to luv
it! pipe line (rom Kantian to lndinIIII.
lord" certain highways in the north
am part of the oountr.y Unions thr-
lupervitors rcconsidcr thin decision
the man now connecting the line will
, luwe to atop work and the company
will find line" with It gap in its Illicit
which it cannot legally cloth». The»
,bocI-It'a refusal to grant the dcalrcd
pormiutilon was based on an assorttou‘
that the authority lay with tin» high
way commissionora of thc
”Inflected
territory
‘ ‘ ‘ 55555 pafiiat of a bank book.
y Incline one more atop on
tucccnll‘itnd independence.
com IIIcIIWIILx
5 until:
Madam. of people who are
no 5555555. For them it will
oil ilI ‘ é: title cat one
II at on epoc-
fiu’giiour per cent. per
.tord.
SENATOR DONOVAN AGAIN
——__——_
Hal 3 Tilt in the Senate With. Mr.
' MCGovot‘n.
HARTFORD, March ltir—Two in.
duraticc bills adopted by tho Senate,
this i‘IiOl‘lllllg were productive of tilt-
othcr tilt bciwccn Senators Donovan
of Norwalk. and MIIt‘Iovcrn of Hart-
OIIII. ot’ the bills provides for
the creation of a rtIsIII"vII fund by surc.
ty coumanlcs and tho othcr concerns
ices to be. paid to tlII- stoic in intuit"-
ancc coIIIpIIIIlcs. lioth wot-II. favorably
rcportcd by tho cIIIIIIIIlItIIIIs.
Senator Mciiovcrn. chairman of l'llf'.
insuraucc commiticc IIIovcd tlII- pasti-
ago oi" the bills and bound on cxplnn-
IIilotI oi lllt‘lil.
Senator Donovan said ho was" oi the
opinion that SIIIIIItor ‘ilctiovcru had
unintentionally pmhaps thcIIuIII slight-
ly lIIixcti ovcr tlIII two bills and char-
acicrizcd it as pIIt'I- carclcssncss. 'l‘hc
laiicr I'cpllcd attrcnslically that he was
not rcsponslblo t‘or Scuator Donovan's
slIIIrt-cotnlngs and he had many.
Thc cotnniiticc on iishcrics and
game rcportcd advcrsoiy on tho bill
limiting thc numbcr of thall and part-
rldgc to be killcd in mm day and on
the bill shortening by title-cu days Hi»
closctl scnsott on (until. Woodcock and
parirldgc. llotlI bills wcri- rcjcctcd.
A bill providing for thc apttpoint-
Int-III by thc govcrnor of two llgt‘liiti
for thc inspcctiou of county thIIpor-
ary homcst at a salary or $1,000 IIIIIIlI
annually was also rcthctIId on till un~
favoroblc I-oIIImiitIIII rcport
'l‘hc coIIIIIIiItIIII on IIducatiou l‘i‘litil‘l-
cd favorably on tho bill IIIIIIIItdiIIp. tlIc
law providing" for lbc consolidation of
joint school districts.
'l‘lIII bill providing that ilrc lllSlll'I
IIIIIIII rates shall llt‘ IilIItltI by nut-Ins
rosidcut in this siatc was callcd from
”it" liilili" aIId ,II-Iicctcd.
A IIIsoluIioII IIIIIIIIIdiIIg tiIII chartcr
of tho Now l.IIIIdoII IIoIIIItv Mutual
II‘lrII insuraucp (‘oIIIpIItIy \l‘lls; tIdoptIId.
SUPERIOR COURT.
short Calendar List Before
Jodel H. Reed Tomorrow.
The following motions tire on
supcrior court short t‘llll‘lltllll‘ i'or
morrow to bc llt‘ill'll by .iIIdtIII
.thIcIl
LHNqualk.
(llll i’IIpIIr
dim-insuri-
AIIIIIIItlIIs
Judge
tlItI
to
.loI-i
Rtuitlgs Sm It II" I»
Phil and lit». (‘o. III his.
IIt' IlIIfcnsp or i'III‘III‘ltIsIII'II;
lllll'li .ys. Susan \'. liIIclI.
jIIIlgIIII-ut for want of auswcr; Frctl-
crick .\1. Salmon vs. William K. Mil"
plI-s III at. judgment for want of an-
swcr: 1'in of South NorwIIIlI \"s. Thu
NIII‘wnlk Mills (‘II.. i'or pci‘ntlssion to
IIIIItIIIIl application: i‘ity of South
Nornallt' vs. William i". Bishop, III Itl..
for pcrmisslou to IIIIIIInd application:
(‘ity oi” South Norwiilk \‘s. Thu Loans—
btttiy 5’5 lilsscll (“on for pt-rmissiou lo
IIIIII-IIII application; (‘ity of South Nola
.\lilt‘l‘l
walk \"s. .lIIIIII ll. Morwlu. pcrmisslou
Io tIIIIoIId application; lIotiiiI t‘, M.
(‘oIIIsIIII-k \"s. William W. t‘oInstock.
motion to IIIIIkiI bill of particulars
IIIIII‘II Sili‘t'illC.
l'tII"oIItIIsiI-Il llthll‘t‘l‘SmSill'illl llich-
ardsou vs. lIIaIIII Richardson. t‘nroliIIII
Svcs vs. lt‘rnuk Svcc. .loscph I). Last-Ion
lIilliIIII .l. Lasscu. .lamcs Mistamlck
vs. John MlsitIuIiI-k, May it Bond VH.
Arthur A. liond. 'l‘lIIIIIItII: S. (.lsborn vs.
Edith M, Osborn. .iIIIII- SI. (li'tll‘flt‘ vs
Frank (E. St. (lcorgc. licntrtI-I- it). TN“
ry vs. William l9. Torry. Elizabeth
(lot: vs. Micbncl tiotz. AliI-c ti. IiIII-h-
am vs. iron W, iiuchum.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
..__~_
William Wright. of Bridgeport,
reflect in Shelton.
tAnsonitt ScIItiIIcll.
William Wright. of Hl’ltigcporl. was
III'rcstlId, this morning. by (lillccr
Siaplctou. Wright is an cmploycc oi“
the Atlantic HtabII-s. lII lirldgcport.
and was scat from this pltII-II abortiy
IIIIIIr midnight to IliivII tI giIIIthmun
lliiliit' who had IIIlascd tho lust trolicv
t"."III ilc Iiiovc tip to i.‘~"IIIII-I strI-III.
about ti o‘clock. Ililtl doing to (‘IIIIIIor'tt
saloon loft lIiII hornr. ii IIIley cllpptId
onII, hiiI-hcd III a post III-arby. uublault-
IIiIIIl. iic rIInIniIItId in tho saloon tin-
Ill ItfiIIr 10 II cloth and (illlcor thplo
ton finally spokc III him Itllottt caring
for his hotsc. which was sulforiui: front
cold. and lack of food.
lic rcscuicd tiIII otllI-IIr'II Intuvfcr-
IIIII-o. and spring that nothing could lip
domI with tho follow iiItI oiiicor took
IhII borsII to II. stable and tulcphontsl
to lot ownci‘. Thin IIIIrIIIzcd Wright
who became qultc violent. and dually
tho oiliccr arrcatud him. inking hint to
the lockup. whurtI ho will be boot up-
til ho unborn tip ctioimh to ho brought
thforII the court. 'i‘hII owncr of tho
horao cumrI tip at oncII and took it
lilomci thanking thI oi'licIIr for him Ito-
i on.
At"-
-—mu~“»
MARCONiv—O'IRIIN.
LONDON. March 15.-~'i‘hc murrtago
of Guglielmo Marconi to tho Honora-
ble neutrino O‘Brien (fifth daughter or
Lady lnclilqllln. widow of the late
Lord inchlduin. and half stator of the
prom-ht born lnchluulul attracted
many no to to Bi. Georfic'n Church.
Hanover quote. this afternoon. dinner
Marooni’n mother and brother “coma
from Italy for the columnar. Lord
lndhiquin gave away tiltI bride. The
couple aftcr spending their honeymoon
in Ireland expect to stii for New York
March 25 and inter no to Rome. where
they will be the ghetto of King Vic
tor Emanuel and Queen Helena t. the
Qulrinal The public interest 1 the
event was evidenced by the fact that
the crowds outside the ItiIIIrch mare to
dent. that trtdic laid to be stopped
cadctnoiit haunt. no.
m
lmptcnhlc.
(Hartford Guarani).
Traveling in the northwestern part
of the state at the present time in ac-
companied with many Iiliiidultiea to
any nothing about being in fear every
Inotncnt of tipping over. or the horse
gutting hurried in snow dril'tn. which
in some localities are from live to nineI
feet deep. according to the experience
of a man whose luminous frequently
obliges him to make trips through that
scolion. Going froth New Milford to
Sherman and Gaylordiivllle the high-
wnya artI a sight.
“With a good pair of horses hitched
to a light carriago going up thI.I moun-
tains towards Sherman." said be. "we
made good limo for about two miles.
bttt soon we had to take to the lots. as
the snow in tho highway was loyal
with the fences, and in somc localltica
fences couldn‘t, be seen at all. in
many placcs one strikes a road whore
only a few foams have panned or II".
and those roads are gcncrally so nar-
row that it rcqulroa a steady horse to
kccp in tho boaion part; if not, down
goes horsc and all. The cxpericnccd
drivcr whcn hc rcnclios one of these
places stands up in his sleigh. wavcs
hit-I hat and shouts for all ho is worth.
lcliipg any oilItII pcraon who may be
trait-ling III nu oppoitliII dlroctiou know
that ho must wait until the other acts
through thc drift.
"OIIII draws an t'tltiy breath as ho
cmorgcs front one of tlItIsII passngcs.
and is only too glad not to havc mct t1
team. loing ovct" lot It. corutlcltls and
meadows. tho. track wont through and
around three barIIyIIrds, and often lll
rm of a faint bottsc lit‘l(li‘t‘ tlIII road
was III II bod again."
NEW HAVEN MAN FOUND DEAD
Had Been improving and Death Was
Entirely Unexpected.
NEW HAVEN, March iti.~v.lolIII i..
l.lndlcy. forIIIIIrly II IIoIIIItI coIIIIIIls-
sioucr of Non liIIItu totllity. was
touud dIIIIl iII bcd today at his rcsl-
Mac on Home strctt. llc had lIIIIIII
sick for a number of days and was
ttndct tlIII t“ttltI of it phtsliian but his
IIIIIditioII had ltll]il"0\t i so that \"IIstot-
Illil‘ ho was amp to aticnd to buslncss
at his oiliI-II in ('hIIII-h Hll‘i‘t'l. ills
Iietith was IIIIiIcly IIIIIIIIpcItIIl
Mr. l.iIIIllc\ was IIII lIIsIIrIIIIIc uncut
and maIIIIIzIIr i‘oI tlII l'aiillc SIIIIIty
(‘oIIIpItIII
UNIVERSITY CHESS MATCH.
NEW YORK. March iti —-'l‘hc IiIIII-ss
Match lIIItchIII AIIIcI‘"iIaII mid English
IIIIiIcIsltlIIs whiIh it was thought
might bc atrangcd t‘oI ilIc ltttth" pint
of this IIIIIIIth will not in» Naval until
April. A dIIspatI"h was rccclvcd in
this city today trout lllt‘ ( iIcss (‘lub ol‘
throtd l'IIiIII rsiiy asking whcthtr
.\iIII""IlI 2i and 2.: would bII uanIcIIhlc
datcs l'o! I‘I.- Illlllilill :"ltztIIsII match
against Oxford and (‘uiubridmn Whilc
t.‘I.IlIIIIIIIi:I and \‘IIIII wr-rc willing to no
comodntII thc lirltlshcrs, Harvard and
l‘IiItI-IIIIIII hIIt'c sIIIIi word that tlII-y
i'lillllm possibly t‘Xi‘i'lll llli‘ Ilatcs.
'l‘hc malt-h. tlIcrctIII'c, Will haw to lIl‘
pIIstIIIiI-II .II III-xi. month.
CORTELYOU WILL RESIGN.
\\'.-\Silll\'(i'l‘();\'. March lli.‘""""l'USl"
lllllslI'l‘~(}rlitll'tll (fortIIlonI contradicth
thiI l't‘iltii‘l pIIlIlishIIIl today to thc cf-
tIIIt that M has rci-IIIIsidIIIwIIl his Iii"-
ltIi’lllltllltltlll III rsitzit his position as
clinirIIIIIII oi' illc lit-publiran National
(‘oItIIIIiIIIIc :IIIII rt-IIIIIIs lllt‘ lithilliillI
"'I'lIIII"c has iIiII-II no clutngt" in
plans." ht" said “i shall I"I-t‘.I"I" from
Iin (hairmanship
who".
i IIIIIIIoi any
but iii-tint 1‘. atom \IlIilII"
just
FARLEY NO LONGER NEEDED
NIIW H)Rl{. lililrIiI lt‘t -~'l‘hII lliil‘lI
borough (‘ompany ycstcnlay Iiispcnkcd
with tho scrricI-s ot' .ltInIIIs iI‘III'lcy and
his striki- ItrcdltI-Is who i’lllllt‘ hIII"II
wiIIIII tlII- subway and I-tcvatcd railway
IIItIpltIyI-I-s wIIIIt IIII slriko. (it tho :"l.~
5.00 policIIIIIcII who lIaytI born on striltc
IlIIty. 2.000 burc iIIIIII- back to thIIiI
rcgular tlllllt'h‘. Thorc was IIII iiIIprIIvII-
IIIIIIII lII lllt‘ Hi'l‘Vlt‘t' today. but it will
not ln- normal for suit-rat duvs y.iIt
TOWN TREASURER KILLS HiM.
SELF
liltliii‘ lI‘WA'l‘lt‘R, Mass. .\itII"IlI
~~iienry ll. (”ratio for hourly thInII"
yttitrs town ll‘t‘ilt-llll‘l‘l‘. committal sui-
cldc today by hanging from a lit'illll in
tho attic of tho town hall. Au liisllt‘cv
IIn- who waiv-aftcr the rcglslcr of u
IIIIIIIII". found ilIc body only it fIIw min~
nirs IIi'icrilf (I had lt-i'l. it. No cnuuc
for tlIII art is known. Mr. t‘rIIIIII was
if. yours old. and is stirriycd by a
widow
lII.
._._- .u_~-..-w. ~..
SENATOR HAWLEV VERY iLL.
WASHINGTON. March iti.~~(lcuIIrul
.loItIIplI ll. llawicy, who rctlrcd from
tho ScIIIIiII IIII March 3 last. aftcr II act"-
in-p of iwcniy-tour yours. tillii who
was IIIIIIIII briuadicr gIInoInl on tho rc-
llll‘il list of tbc iIiItt-d Status Army
in t‘ongrcus in IHcIIIgultion of his val-
IIIIII ittIrviIIcII during tlItI (’lvil War
lying at his r-I-IIiIlIIIIIII in thin Iity cil-
IrtIiIIIIly lli. ills condition is said to
ho c'-.IltlIIIl
PUTNAM HORE PiNOCi—iLE TOUR
NAMEN T.
A piuorltlc tournament Will ho ho-
IIIIII III l’tttuuni HoIIII l’lliiiiil‘ tlIiII i‘V-
calm: ’liw I-ntrics arc" .iohn R. [to
pardon. ’llIoutdII .l. Kdogh. John Kuorr
ilIIIIiIIl KIIIIIIh. A. (E. Knorr ii". ii Dou-
lcua. E ii: MI-(lowan .lr. Edward .1.
t‘lortuuu. tibornc ’l‘obcy. .l. A. Rtabcll.
lttIltmd lirndicy. Chariot Lockwood.
William Morris. lioiIiIrl Witt-Irly. and
John It}. KIIIIII.
“Why do you hand back all my cou~
tribtttion’x?" nttlIIId Mina YIIiiolcitt in
angry tom-It.
”My dear child." answered titII odi-
tor. “it in an unaltorable theory of
mitw that no and should writc for thc
pitpm iwforc tho in at intuit 30 years
of use " Ho calculated that Iiho would
not bothtIIr him for about. tun years at.
toati.-~Cichinnd loader.
uuubunanuuuuuunu
Contributory Negligent-II. - "no
deacon. “III tit? contributory negligence
oh do congregation." .
"Dc contributory negligcncc ob tic.“
connotation f" repeated the motor.
"what yo‘ mean by tint?"
"i mean int what i any." replied the
demon. “When We piatc 5m IIIuIIIIId
around nearly all of dam angler!“ tot".
ccttirihuta "--Pitcit.
O
Ltichftoid county Hlohmyc Mam: Puniticn 5f Cyntcildctcd Road Rog-rd-
ing the Lot-cum Linn.
With relation to the not recently in-
troduced into the General Ausemhly of
Rhode island doubling the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad to
acquire its leased linden ldilwat‘d G.
iittcklnnd. attorncy for tho railroad.
iormcriy of thin city, yculcrduy Inado
sonic explanations. MI". Bnokland attit-
ed that owing to the criticism that has
bean provoked. it has appcared pro-
net for thc ("mummy to make. known
its ldca For that rout-Ion he atatcu
that thc legislation in ”required to do-
vIIlop tbc, loaned proportion of the
company. and that thcrc Hllollld llo no
objection to the provision allowing" this
condemnation of minority nioak hold
“by partiIII-I either antagonistic or in-
dii‘it-Ircut. to" tho IxotIIpuuy's plans.
ludcr theI prescut law, he atatca
that lIIIprorIIIIIcIIts go to the better-
ment of commotion in which the com~
puny invcsilng llit! money was only
"I litaschold intorcst. whilc thII benefit
lti dcrivcd by stockholders. who, put~
ting no money into the cIIIIIrpI‘istI. in-
HlHl on doing nothing but reap profits.
llc says that if it in not Ilcnirable to
havc a majotity authorization. theI
company will willingly accept an
nIIIcIIIlIIIIInt making It vote of two-
thirds II condition prcccdcni in il sale
of stock.
MI", lltIckltItid says:
"This aIIIcIIIlIIIcIII is III-IIdcd to on
Itblc ihc Now liliit‘li c'ompan) propcr
ly III Ilcvcloa tlItI vaIloIIs railroad
propcrtlcx and bring them up to tho
standard of ctl‘icitmcy which thc
growth of lilo nopIIllItioII of the state
and of its iIIdustrlI-Is dcuiand."
GOT ESCAPED PRISONER.
Running After Car Hc Felt Into the
Arms of Policemen.
tilanbury Ncw'sl
ticorgc |.IIIllow, an oncapcd prisoucr
from tho Bridgcport jail. ran into the
arms of Captain lirndlcv and Police-
IIIIIII Turncr Saturday owning vcry ttn-
I-prIItIIdlI to hlmscli’ lutllow ran
away “'lillII “Dililllg in tho yard of tho
liridgcport jail last Otlobcr Hc in ii
Dillllilll‘i IIIIIII and thc polltc \ch"II not
surpriscd whcn thIIy hcnrd Saturday
owning that hII bad lcft II Highland
division train at tho Whltc strcIIt stir
lion and was sontcwhcrc in tin" city.
Whllo (‘npltIiII llt‘titllcy tIIIIl Poilccv
IIInII Turncr wIII"iI going toward laid-
low’s i'ormcr lIoIIIII on an piccirlt" car
in bopp or finding him thorc. lIIIdlow
iIinIsIIlf hullcd thII car. ’i‘hc IIiolorman
was liilllllll‘ to stop llll' car until it had
nouc sIIvcrdl rods and l.udlow spriuicd
Itt‘tIIr it, critically with illt' intcnilou
of riding out III ”to samc placc that
llli‘ poliI-cmcu wort- lIeadI-Il for. Brad
icy and I‘IIIIIIII dtoppcd otl thII IIII tho
IIIoIIIIIIII it sioppcd and. l.IIdio\\ bIIImI
IIIi iIIto tlIIIIn -
ilII slurtcd to ask pardon at first.
but his words ItII'IIIIIi into oaths \vhcn
lit" IlisI-ovcrcd whom MI had run into.
lic “'th Iakcu to the polio.» station and
:Ii‘th"\yards iIIrIch orcr to tailor Scott.
Shcrit’f l-lawlcy's I'I,IpI"I.IIIIIIItaIlvc at ihc
local jail. ilII will probably be trans~
i‘crrcd to thc llridgcport jail in a day
or two, 'l‘lIc law is that It prisoncr who
i'llllN away from II jail yard play. upon
his l't‘t'illillll‘t‘ bc conflncd t‘or tltII cu.
tirII limo of his original scntcncc. This.
in lIIIdloIv's ritsc, was IIIIc hundrt‘d
and twvuty days. '
KITCHEN RANGE CAUSES FIRE.
Au ovcrlIcIIltId ltll‘lltIli rtInIIII sci Ilrc
to tho woodwork in tho rcsidcttcc or
.loscph TIIIIIIIIIIIIy. itI Monro.» Sll'l‘t‘l.
Tllt‘ Ilrc was discom'ml and supprcsr-
t'tl by ”10 pcoplc in tho housc,
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 55".. Probaic
i‘ourt_ March 2nd. .1 it. 1005.
Estate of William iii. Sauudcrs latII
of Norwalk. in Hillil District tch."tItIsIIIi.
'l‘hc Court of Prohatc for the ills»
trim of Norwalk lIIIilI litnltcd and lil-
lowcd nix months roIII ihc daic hot-II
of for llii‘ (”‘lt‘tllltilfitll said Britain in
c\'hlbit ihclr IlalIIIs lot scitlcnicut.
Those who IIIIiIiIIm lo prIIIIctIt thcir ac-
(‘illllllN. propcrly aitI'IIIiIId. within ":Iabl
llllli" will th dcbarrcd II rccovory. All
III-rsous indobicd to said Estate arc ro-
IIIIIIstIId to Illilkt' inIIIiodlaIc paymcnt
it)
JOHN H. KNM’P.
m2 ilIl ti Excoutor.
NEW YORK. Niiw HAVEN c
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE. I
. in mm Dcccmbcr 4. 1905.
1.5sz SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:——12 52x, 5: 83: 5: 45!, 5:10x.
:50. 8: 55 7146.8:L‘0x B: 42 8:071.
:323. 9:6l.10.55x 11:51.
P. M.-]2:49x. 1:05. 3205:. 3:51.
:10x. 5:50. 13:01:. titlltix, 7333!,
:00x. 8:52x. 10:32.
Sundayo.
4A”. M.-—12:52x, 5:33x, 5145:. 8:58,
.. M.--2" 59x. 5 05:. 5: 45 5: 01:.
CG
“1"
0:
II.
this 5: 00:. 5: 52x 10.14.
NEW vonx FOR scum NORWALK
A. M.-—-4: 55, 5 50. 5 55, 7: 50. 5: cox.
ill: 53;. 5: 50:. 10: 02x. 15: Oi. II: 501:.
I
P. III-12 02x. 1:55. 2: 00x. 5: 55
5. 31!. I: 04:. i: 55. 4:,52 5: 01:. 5: 07.
5: 27 5- 00:, 5 oz a. 50:. II: 29. II: 55:.
12: 002
Sand-ya.
A..:M—~8 00, 7150,10:02.
P. M.:—-«5 02. 5: 00, 8: 00.11: 00. 18: 00
BOOTH NORWALK To NIW
HAVEN.
A. NIH-1214:, 1: 21:. 1:581. 8:15.
7:80. 8:88. 9:111. 10:03:. 11:11:. 11:44.
PIN-"12.06;, 1 21. 5.11:. I: 55.
trouble wit (“it hyah church." said the nANIUflY To
5:55. 5: 07a. 5.38.1.10x 9:103. 11:25.
Irldgtpcrt. in addition to then.
P. 15.--5:17.5:12 7: 81.
Quad”
AMI-15:14:. 1:21x. 1:581. 7:50.
0:11. 11:115. 1’. M.:—-5 44.1101“ 10:.
BOOTH NORWALII To” DANIURYII
M.I--5 80. 11:55:, 5:58
P. “II—1: 55. i: 55:. 5: 17:. 5. 58. 7:17.
IOU‘i'lII NOIWALKII
A“. lie-5: 55, 7: 55:, 5:11. 10: 08:.
P. III-4:153. 5: 85:. 5:55.
. lunacy: to military.
A. 15-4 :15 5'
.P “”7"” 5'. III N III-III.
o u c
A its-31:55.
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v
FLOOR COVERINGS. ' " "
We are now prepared
to furnish anything that may be desired in tho line of Floor Coverings.
5
O
Every day for the past week» has brought new goods to this department and our own stock in now with.
plete.
BRUSSELS CARPHTS
VELVET CARPETS
TAPESTRY CARPETS
iNGRAlN CARPETS. '
OIL CLOTH, ALL WIDTHS
OMVRNA RUGS ‘
It‘s" CURTAIN POLES AND FIXTURE! ‘
iN AID l L , .IIAP MATTING
PLAIN on i. I. NO EUMS LACE CURTAINS
PH'NA MATT'N“ l wmoow squEs .
CREX MATT'NG .I’ WILT N nuoc ‘ . ‘ "'
RUFFLE CURTAINS u anus ELs nuns
We take all measurus and do all work in the very best possible manner. All you have to do in to 3ch us the drum".
Housefurnishing" Department.
GLASS SYRUP 0 PS,
GLASS PICKLE O SPOON TRAY 5c
GLASS BERRY BOWLS.
DECORATED CUPS AND SAUCERSI t NEST EGGS 3 FOR
155 DECORATED BREAKFAT PLATES; FANCY CAKE currEne, ' 25
C
CAKE TURNER! III:
ECORATED PICKLE DISHE 5 I
10° D 8' 5: JAP COAL Hons. .19.:
15c. stNK STRAINERS.13¢IPAPER LAMP sHApEs. . so
TRlSTRAM &HYATT Norwalk.Conn.
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE, BUILDING.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. March lti.—-Arrlvcd:
sicamcr NoorIlIIIII. from Rottct‘dntu.
BOSTON. March ills—Arrlvcd:
sicamcr Etonlan. from Ainwcrp.
NEW YORK, March lit—Tho North
(lcrman Lloyd ,sicumcr Kronprinz Wil-
htlIII. froth Brcmcn, Southampton and
(‘hcrbonrg for New York. was in com-
munication by wrclcss with tho sta-
tion at Siasconsc’t, Mass. at 7:50 a. m..
whcn the vessel was nixty miles cast
of Nantucket lighthhip.
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwaik.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134-2
S FOX.
THE LADIES’ TAILOR
begs to announce to the ladies that ho
is prcpn: cd for the coming spring
Willi tho Lti i‘arlslt‘nues fashion
plains; also no now style samplc
books of all kinds" of goods. which also
contain iIIIporiaIIt fancy mohair suit.-
lngs. l’riccs of suits from $25.00 up.
Porlcct fit guarautccd. All kinds oi‘
rtIaIly-tIHI'IIIu- ciothtIII for ladies only.
You‘ll surcly not, your IIIIIIIIIy's Worth
at. my storc. l havc It IIiI-o lint: oi
Stilt Siripctl Wuists, all colors. \Vc
lllH'tv Iuort- articlcs. which we cannot
use spat-II to location. lluttons cover-
cd from any goods you wish. Call in
below going clscwhcrc.
31 MAIN 81"., NORWALK. CONN.
“GIOVIERS' lIIE PLACE."
PERFECTA
FOR WOMEN,
$3.50
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
$3.50
IIALSTON
FOR MEN,
$4.00
HAN AN 85 SON
FOR MEN,
$5.00
'PHONE, 357—5.
“WEAR SHOES lliil ill"
H. Krieger '&
S PR1 NG
GOOD
Rain Cuts, Spring Coats.
New Millind’y,
Gents Clothing.
Don’t buy until you have lookod
at our styles and compared .,
prices.
Charge Accounts Opened
with everybody.
H. Krieger ti *0.
West Washington Street. :
§
OLSENSHOESfi
For Every Man
.Who buys' .
COAL
Of us.
No more and
1101555.
lliE fillllls 501150.
Washington 85.
Sale of Fine Footwear
Ladlen 5.3 500 and 51.00 Pat. Colt Blucher about . . . . . . . I . I . I I. I . . I I I I. 51.85
“(HOG .2500 Klil shoefi. Balm“. m‘rked down to nun-acutotttcctn’.”I.
Ltdict' 58.50 leh Button Arches. at. 51.58 I‘
MEN’S— SHOES. _ I
Mott M .3: 50 flotillloi‘ii Qllnllt’ ma “Luann-5Hcinc-cnttctnctntlu II.“ R
Pat. (loll Button and Butcher Bait. ‘-
IctIt:tat-collottticctouottclollo
Mono Fit: You Quality 85.00 Shoot at........I................'......I. 81.58 5.
no: Calf 1115515551 and Bus
P550515 Biuchcrt and hills.
Vlcl Kid. leather lined. tact.
“OHIO “5.15 0'“: BOX 05.155400 atom Booth. O. tuccoouiutttnunc “4“
Sentinel
“w’.5I
lid the tint ”Barth in iitittisinu in its lining
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