Latest ‘
Fall
States.
So. Norwalk.“
The, Fiercest Fighting oi the
war Took Place In the Vicin-
ity oi'of Lukden. When lap-
‘ianese and Russians Had
., .MttiinanIi-to-Hand Engage-
" [meats
I .
I, TOKIO, Mar. l7. 0 a. III.—~'l‘hI:I .iIipIIn-
’ B60 (Bapturod many prisoners at ’l‘iII
‘Paits and the Russians destroyed vast
ptores.
GENERAL OKll'S HEADQUAR-
TERS. Sattndny, Mart-h Ii. viii Yin-
. ikow, March ltl.~II‘IIoIII information re-
ceived from Russian prisoners and res-
ldents ot’ Mukdon it is I’Stllll‘dlt‘tl IhIII
Gen. Kiiropnlkln‘ s illl‘fl‘S III tlIII lIIIgin-
niilg‘ of the battle of Mukdon t'UllfiiSlt‘Il
ui’. 0Y8] 480, 000 IIIII II. His losses in killI-d
‘ and wounded liIIt'orII Mill‘t‘ll III Is on—
Itimated at 70.000. 'l‘hroo huIIdrIId .iu~
panese were found in those Russian
hospitals also. Reports Ill-t to tho
number of prisoners l‘illillll‘t‘tl III‘II yIII
*' incomplete. Over 2.000 Wt‘l‘l‘ t‘liplill’t‘tl
1n Mukden, including the \\'IillllIlII‘Il Tho
Russians sot tire to sIorI-s Iind llIII
“railway station. but they II'IIrII only
partially tiPSIroyod. 'l'ho .lilliilllt‘sl‘
saved largo quant iIiI-Is of flour and IIIIIIII
flake. and other filliiplli‘fi.
Many buildings in thII Russian sIII~
tiement were lnII'III-d. IIIII (‘lIinIIIsII hav-
ing tired IIIIIIII thIn tho Russian rII-
treat began. silppostsdly for tho pur—
pose of. robbery.
Many outrages werII t'IlllllillllI‘Il in
Ithe Chinese city during the I'IItI'IIIII.
according to tho IIIoI'iIs told, It is
said that Cossurhs llllil‘tlt‘l‘l‘tl two IIIIlI
lion merchants lioIIIIusII IIIIII IIII’IIIIIIII to
“me them InoIII-I Tllt’ .lllliitllt‘St‘ IIII
invhstlgatlng till I-IIpoIIIId outtugon
The wotk ot III-IIIIing lllt‘ St‘t'tllltl
army‘s battlefield wont of the railway
’began' in paint-st today. The liiidlI‘S ol‘
the Russians are lIIIinl.r huriIIIl and
those of tho .iIIpnIIIIuII dIInd ill‘II lIIIiIIII
cremated.
The battlefield IIspIIcinlly in tho \‘il‘lll'
lty I0! lenmpu, tirII illilI'H trust of lilt‘
railway, prosrnts it it‘l'l'llilt' sight. lI‘nl—
ly 2.000 bodies anI still lying on thII
field. This lIIIrIIlily wIIs tliII .~_IIIIIIII ol‘
the Harvest. light of tho lIIl't Itl‘lllil'54,
A division or .lnpunIIsII llilili’lxl‘li l.‘l\"
union. and II small \'lll:i‘.{I‘ to lilt‘
south and drorII IIIII lilisl‘liillh out. in»
flicting llillt‘ll sutl‘rrinll and serious
1038. Tim Russians: on living l‘t‘lill'til‘t‘i‘ll
counter utIIIIIkIIIl IhII village in llll‘ll.
driving out the .lIIpIIIII-HI IInd llillll‘lillii
enormous lliFSt-‘S. 'l‘lIII :‘IilI'Il liI‘IziIntuit.
south of tlIII I'illIIgII. was pi'urlivtilly
annihilated. l‘t‘t'.(‘iVllll! in front and on
the flank. an I’ll‘llllt‘l‘y I‘IrII IIIII'orII the in
tontry Eltlil'li.
,Tbe Japfllll‘ht‘ Wt‘l't‘ L'l'I'Illl) IillillllillI
bored whmt tlIII illiilt‘h’ hogan and ”it‘ll
dead worn pliIId in lli‘liiH ill hind tlII
, new mud walla of illl‘ IillIIgII. ’l‘iIII ltun
“Jill! dead \IIIro IIII'IIIIIIIIIII ()\'tl IliI liIIld
,almont II'aIpetlnIz it. 'llIIIIII \H‘l‘t‘ also
Mdencvs ol' IltIsptIt'IttII hunt! to iI.IInl
‘ hting near the villIIIIII. 'IlIII, lIodiIs
- the Jupnnouo uiid ltuxulnno Wl‘l't' pi~
" fed Mueller iii NI'Ul'l‘i-i. 'l‘hII liililli‘h HllUW
many wounds indicating that tho illi'tl
Were it httnu to tip» IIIIII, though
Woundet. leampu \I'IIII IhII HI'I‘lit‘ ol'
’ hem street and thIeII-IIIJIIIIIIIII
1atruuler.
Every IttrIIIsI. IIIuII IIIIII IIoIIIpnIInIl
Wall thWN itn littilli oi IlII.IIl. MIIIIy
buildings Wt‘ll' hInnIIII, I-IIInIIItlIIit‘ ilII
Wounded who IIrItwltId into thIIIn lot
limiter. 'I‘o nook cover for ”III III!»
“lining troops Willi lmptitiililiitt on ill‘I-
count of tltI.I frozen ground» and hoth
he Jupanour IInIl Rlliihiiiii ('illil'KI‘H
We" mttdv IIIIrostI the own iioldu
The lighting III this point Willi pIoII
Dilly the most; (loudly and dvI-IpIIrIIIn
; oi the entire wnr tlnnI tIIr 'i IIII I‘ hIII~
on were not allowed on the field for
“ ”I {fired thny \votild rob the III-nil.
" ‘ Ar IIAucINA-r:
m of u think book.
can: one mom lite!) on
room and independence.
ilundteds of .lnpanean IIIIlIllern urn en-
gaged in clothing the IllIIiIl. burying und
hurtling tinI dead Most of thoulupnn-
Ir-so WUIIIHllIIl hnv‘n hIIIIII retiioved to
thII houpitnlu in MtIkIlon.
GEN. (Hill's HEADQUAR'I‘ERS.
Monday. MIIIIIIII, 13. It p. In., via lt‘uuun.
—~ln the recent fighting around Muk-
den, General Oku‘u army has lost‘ bo-
IonIn 18.000 and 20.000 men and it. is
IntiIIIIIII-Id it has Indicted on tho Run-
IIIIIII forces It loan ot’, including prison-
(It's, 50.000. (lonerul Oku'n army stiff‘
erod the heaviest of the Japanese or-
mion for the rnnson it was forced to
meet tho entire Russian force sent. to
protect General Kuropatkin's urnty.
IRELAND'S PATRON SAINT.
St. Patrick's Day Being Widely Cele-
brated in Norwalk Today.
St. Patrick‘s liay is heing celebrated
VIII-y generally in The Norwnlks today
by tho descendants of the Emerald
lslII. Irish tings and Shamrock are
(‘\'t’l‘y\\’llt‘l'(-‘ in evidence. The tiny
will lil‘ I‘IIthIII- celebrated this even
lug.
liivision No. i. Ailt‘lt‘lil ()rdIIr of Hi-
hIIrninus, ot‘ Norwnlk. which will give
an I-IIIIIrtninrnIIIIII and dance this even-
ly; in lllI'il' hall in Wall stwot lIIII'II
suspondod two Inigo tings tIonI tiIIIii
windows, Into the stars and IIII'ipIIs, and
tho IIIhIII' the t-‘lllthIII oi‘ il‘t‘iilllti.
. THE REAL ARTICLE.
III IhII displny window of NI‘WSthtiit'l'
John '1‘. llayon, III Mnin sIrIIi. is shown
tlIII rIIIIl lll'llt‘lt‘ in tin» wuy III Shani
l'IiI‘liS. 'i‘hII lultor III‘II. shown growing
in It hox in thIIlr IIIItlIIII soil. This
IIIIIIIIIIIIIo of tilt,‘ ltlllim'ilitl iSlt‘ was
lnoiiizht to Noi‘wzilk by the late (lIII‘IIld
Wholnn. who wont to lrIIlItnd on it
Visit lust your.
ULTlMA VERITAS.
in tho lIiIIIIr \\‘ll\'l‘S of onI.
“I‘lllt‘ll und tossed about
liy titII IIIliIIII winds that blow
lI‘t'onI I‘.III IlIIIsIIlIItII Flltll‘t‘s ol' dottlit.
\\'liIIn lllt‘ illll'lltii'fi that faith hIid (Inst
AI'II dropping in lllt’ gIIlII,
l IIIII IItIiIItly holding I’IIsI
To ”In thing}. IhIII IIIIIIIIoI tall.
I know that right is right;
That it in Iiot good to “II:
'l‘lIIII low is liI'liI'I' tiIItn Hlilll'.
And It tiIIilleltoI‘ than II spy.
I known that passion IIIIIIIis
'i‘lIII ll‘I‘lHll of II Niill‘l‘ mind:
I know that xt‘llt‘l'tilb IlIIIIds
SoIIII- .‘Iilli‘II I'owurd will find:
'i‘hIII IlIII I‘IIlIII‘r‘. Inust olIIIy:
’I'IIIII tlII- pivots shall lilt‘l't'ilh‘t‘;
'l‘lIIIt linty lights ”to why
lor lllt‘ iIIIItutii‘ul I‘IIIII ot’ l'IIIII'II;
lti lllt‘ Illll'lit‘hl night of tho yIIIIt'.
\\'hIIII IlII- stars how all gonII out,
That IIouraIIII is» lit‘llt'l' tlIIItt I'IIIII'.
'l‘liui faith is ll'ilI‘l‘ than doubt;
And llIII'I-II though IIIII liIIIIdII Iitny light.
.\lltl lolly, liionuh lllt‘ liliAI‘lIi lilllt‘.
I know llliii. 'l‘rIIIII IIIIII Right
Hun. tho IIIIIIIII'MI on IlII~ir hiIlI':
.\tIIl that SUllit’Wilt‘i't‘ lIIIyoiId the stars.
lh a how» that is lIIIIIIII' lllilll l'nlII:
\\'lIIIu tho nliIlII llliltit‘litl lIIIr illll‘h'.
i shall III-e iiini. IIIIII I will wait.
~ Washington IiIIIIldIIII.
\ Sulo \an. ~—”,WhIII won it lI‘I unli-
iiII paid" “‘11 you 'Il IIIIvII II tiling WIIll
down-U "
“‘l't'll your
intI-rruplod
l’I rveu.
you like it ruro."
, Philadelphia.
(‘Ulik
Sithliuhs.
'lIIIII I‘IIInIII'nllI AIII—NI IIIII It \VIIlslI
lllliliil lIII-II night.“
"How want it?”
"it win: It dt‘IIiini.'
liIIIIlIIr
"IIi‘ll‘i‘t‘iitllti l’IIIiu
"No." IIIIiIl thII dot-tor l l‘lllli nnIlItI
anything out of hill I'llid.’ III till it
hoiliors Inc."
“Why'.” i'IIpliIIIl his wilt».
was only It Idmpto cold."
"ICIIIIIIIIy. 'l‘lIItI'II why i can‘t. make
"I thought it
Kill'.
W
“YIIIIII. I contend." Imid (,‘hoily. “l
pwotnr dear old England to thin IIonn—
try. I should Him In lIII II MIMI-III, of
the kink.”
"Vain longing." rotortml MIIIII Pvt”
pry. ”Of IanIrmI. you can never no any-
Ihlng tint on ohiectfl~I’hllndolphlu
PI‘IIIIII.
Not lot ‘ tum II certain young mini ot‘
the town (till to puhltoh the bunny of
his mnrrlngo with hilt heat girl. (in
the uexton putting tho question. "iii sin:
a widow or sp'mster?" the young man
replied. “No. air; like III a litter in It
hoot and shoot warehouw."~BirmIns-
hum (England It Post.
Whenevm' two one it Very Ithurp nosed
woman III I11 body of women lodge
WOHIQMI we always pIIIk her out for
the. lenderu.
It‘s ti Willa m ophet who ('im llllitlt'e
other» to forgot his prediction».
‘ WW
Poor random! never look so poor ms
they do when they ride in it carriage
belonging to IIt rich kin.
““3““
We pulse a mn by hilt works II III)-
man try her minty; and nutter; II'II‘II Im-
lmni by their stimuli.
W“
I
tome profile «I not without Itl
HI quantum;
Iinythtnit out oi lt,“~~l’hilIIIlvlphiII infli‘ ‘
J “flu ‘Wmmm
NEW YORK port“ aooo some.
now...
"0.000.000 Spent in six anI; $50»
000,000 More Needed.
Road lmptovoment in New Yolk
Suite, by popular vote In the past alx
yearh has made very rapid ptogreeti.
The total highway mileage or the
mate is 74, 000 miles. In six years
31.000 miles have been voted from the
labor system to the money system and
these 31.000 miles are receiving state
aid to the extent of about $400,000.
The grunt difficulty with the money
system is that it has been taken up so
rapidly l‘l‘ltlL the 450 highway commun-
sinners tire. inexperienced in handling
the. IliInIIIen-ee mileage which In human
ed to them. and they have not had'oli-
portunlty to learn the three great prin-
ctpius of road making.
age. second. Ilnahinge, third. druinngo.
Fifty counties in the state have
also petitioned for the improvement
of 4.500 miles ot' main highways to he
Improved with gravel or mnendum.
And in six years the SIIIIII, countlos
- and towns havo spout iIIIIIrly “0,000.4
000 for road improVIIIIIIItIt. and $50;
000,000 is lIIIlnp, united for no an to
complain tho work of building the
main highways in ten years and open-
in: up llit‘. stuto mt. once.
Greased Roadways of Chicago.
Soon the boulevards of Chicago Will
he as dlfllvult. for horses to Sl'llllti on
as are iliI‘ main avenues of Paris, in»-
cause of tho grouse St‘lll'i.t‘l't‘tl ovet
them by passing nutotnoblieu.
This kind of oiled pavnniotn ls quiII.I
n (lll’ft'l‘l’lll. proposition from tho oiled
roads of California. in California the
roads aro (Inpeciiilly propurIId, IIIIpII-
IIIalIy IrotitIId and IIIII'I-r llHI‘Il until
ready. \VlItIn. 'h0W('\'l'i'. oil is InI-rIIly
shalom upon tho suri‘IIIIII of It road. on
in I‘lIiIIIIgII. tho whools of I'ohz‘IIlIII;
running over it lIroIIlI it up and throw
it in all IlirIIIItiomI, Injitrinit clothing
and anything dIIiiIIIiIII that it tall-II
upon. And below it has hilllli into IhI—I
road III! is injurious to rulIhIIr lil‘i‘H.
III will lay thII dust. ‘iIoII'III'III', will
shod \\'lll('i‘. and is II prosorrutivn of
the roaIlIIIIIy.~»I,‘hiI‘IIIgo 'l‘rilquII.
Road Rollers Valuable.
Earth roads (‘tlll lit‘ rapidly rt'ilflil't‘d
by a jlltlll’l'nlh’ llM‘ ol‘ mud nutritious
Iil'll’l I‘oItIi rollIIm. 'l‘lIII I'oztd Ititit'hine
lil.!t’t"s thII IIIIIIIIriIil thIrII it is most
llI‘f‘tlt‘Il and tho rollvr IIonIptIIIIII and
hoops it tlIorII. 'l‘hoso two intiornuv-
In}: IIIIIIIIIIIIos IIrII just. us IIil'IIIIIIIal Iutd
IIII-IIIIssnry iii liltitlt‘l‘li road work as
t‘nII InIIwIIr, I«IIlI'itItI:li‘t. and thrnwhvr
tiro in Inodorn tnrnt work. [loud llii’lI
rhinos. Iiud rollors anI thII IIIodIII‘n in~
\‘Pnliolts: IiIIIIIIsSIiI'y to S'Iiigs't'ut‘loi‘y and
ooouoIIIiI-al ethi‘tli road I-oImIrIuItlon
.tIiIi l't‘]‘-lill'.
Wide Tires on Wagons.
Ry usinII. widII lli‘t'h‘ on lIII-IIIIy
IIIIIIIoIIu thII «Inst of lumping roads in
ropnir would he lIrIIatly lt}(lil(‘t.‘tl. 'l‘ho
lllll‘llllllt‘iltill in l‘lit’Onl yours at" wide
ll‘lt'lI‘Itl tirIIs whiIIh (Ian lIII placed on
.ho \I'lIIII'ls of any llltl'l'ti\\‘-lli‘t‘ti \‘I‘lllt‘lt‘
in It nominal rout, has removed i1
t‘f‘l‘)‘ IIIIrloIII-t ohiIII-Ilon to lllt‘ proposod
«IIIIsIIIIIIioII of hrond tires for the
narrow onus now in itso.
The Caretaker of the Road.
'l‘iIIIrII is Ialwuyn lill‘llly of work to
do in hopping roads ('ll‘till. {rt-II from
IIIo.~.II otImIIII, Imd ruhhleh; in cutting
woods IInd I-lIIIInlng drains and side
ditchos. in fuel. the OMI‘iflkl‘r should
hr‘ on tho I-oud. ruin or shine and par-
ltIItIIIIrly in wot woulhei‘, lIi oudor to
find tho unovon places Iiti lite road as
woll In: to note tilt" existing IlIII‘I‘IIIIII in
snrfiioe lilitl niibtimtnago.
Drainage of Roads.
Druinng‘o in Illltl key to .IIIIIIIIIIIII-I in
making mirth roads. and IIoustunt
waIIIlII‘ulnoss in tho sure moons of
lumping t'lIom ttp Iittor tittIy III-II once
wot! mndo. Water In (instructive to
not mad oupIIIIinlly to a. dim road;
i‘ilf‘l‘l' I'I.IIIII (ilflln‘ilKP that will all oncu
carry awn) Iatnl'all or melting snow
is «iiFtilllit'ly nIIcooeary.
.-
Transplanting in Sun-blue.
it. in not. necessary to wait for damp
and cloudy weather to transplant.
Nourly nll handy and halt-hardy plants
can hII an mfoiy moved in mtnshlno
Its in him dark. The plants should be
well melted and than carefully lifted
out. with a trowel. taking I great. deal
of dirt with them.
Saving Wear on Reads.
The formation of door) ruin he: been
prevented on mine of. the. toll roads
of Pennsylvania by lengthening the
dotiblotreos on wagon! and by httoh~
in; the Iliorito no that. they will walk
directly in from of the wheels. a tin-
wlce worthy of consideration.
Road: in Level Country.
in level countrleii where the natural
drulnune'ln poor It hi very desirable
tit-at minis should be elevated above
the subgrnde or surrounding ground.
—---u
it is to be hoped thtt. tilt the heavy
Ironic mods In the Utilized autos can
he inacmiomiaed. invoice. or other-
wtino lmproMI in the not distant
future. I
ind-W3 ‘
cotton mom Wild.
I. ma Win Ooiu‘lnhtu. and
the Mm!“ mmm to think
‘ ‘ I
Quick-D rim important.
Brown.
at hotel-II
(‘1‘. i
Fil’sL. drain... .
in n eertuln town or Gonnhvtieut n‘
. III-neon of the IIIIIII‘IilI nltargetl with no»
‘ liniilng nuhuurlptlutis for II. olturltyre»
rentiy C‘X])t‘|"i0littitl considerable Ilifll-
unity in getting tho townsmon to I‘m]-
II'lhItto
To one III hits noltthliIIrII the IIIIIII-on
until:
"till t‘liliil‘ iiiIIIhIIIIi do gIVII h'lillit"
thing?”
“Sorry , tltI‘tlcUll.’ illiith’l‘IItl Richard.
‘liut i Ilont nIIII how 1 can"
“Why not. lI-III'i the cause It good
one?"
"Oh. you. the cause in good enough;
but I owe to much money. "
. “But ltlIIhIird. you ow" IioIl II larger
IiIIiII. than any onII (Ilse. "
"'l‘hat'a true too." drIleI-Il th’lltll'll.
"hut (liltl nin't pushlu‘ inu."~~-~|lIiI‘iIIII">I
WIIIIkly.
POOR MAN.
“Do you know why that dross .Vtt"
bought me "To youl'n ago in likII thtI
I..~ook‘.’" IlHltilll tlIII pouttnl: wit'II.
"llIIIIIIIu‘III lI tron Wilit'l't'tl Milli?” Hillt-
gI'IsIIId the husband.
"No.'
it? ""
'No Iio.‘
‘I‘IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII III'II ll lot of iInIiIuy in
it?"
"No. no, no!"
"lit‘t‘lillh’t’ there is no I-linngo in it ’.’"
“WIIlI, that's prIItty nIIIIr IIorrIIIII.
lint not quite.
you li'Xllt'I‘i It to go on
YUlllH‘l'H SIIItI-Siintn,
Wr- lllli‘t‘ l’l't?t‘lV(‘ll II IIhinntIInt of
PALATABLE (tasteless)
Gad Liver Oil
with Matt and Hypophosphites.
.lust at this sonson llit'l'l' in hardly
a ntIIdtIIinI- _I.., I‘Iiiunhlt: in IIII lllTI‘t’lltiilH
oi lilt‘ throat, t‘lit't-ll and lungs, and (or
IuIilIling Ilii tho. system in Int-110ml.
WII roll this luII-paI-IIIIIIII, tilt“ in tul-
ly worth $1. III tlIII i’t’_‘tlllt't‘tl pI'iIIII of
75c per bottle.
The leitfuss Pharmacy.
SOLE AGENTS
ll NO. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY. MARCH 18TH.
The Young Queen of Eccentric Comedy
MISS GERTRUDE SWIGGETT.
in Her Original Creation of
"TILDY TRUE."
In
THE SENSATIONAL SPECTACULAR
COMEDY DRAMA,
of Darkness
By Maurice J. melding
A PLAY OF SENSATIONS.
Seats on sale Tuesday. Mii‘ch 14th.
DISPELLING. PIQUANT
MIXTURE.
“Isle of Spice”
12—Decidcdly Strong Song Nita-12
Habit.
and All Kinda oi Show Girls.
ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST.
Seats on Sale Wednesday, March 14th
lIlOYT‘S THEATRE.
SPECIAL
that. and Eve.
AND HIS
BAND
ARTHUR PRYOR. Conductor.
On Thll Occulon Pryor'l
New March,
THE iRlSH PATRIOT.
PRICES:
Matinee
Evening
BEATS NOW ON SALE.
“iiIIIIIIuIII thorn In no tnuIIII must. to
llIIIIIttIIIII it looks as it
t‘orIIIIIIr! "W
“In The Shadow
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY. MA H 213T.
THE SEASON’S on ATEST MUSI-
CAL EVENT.
B. C. WHITNEY'S $50.000.00 GLOOM-
Hear Them and Get the Whistling
Broilers. Ponies, Beauties. Mediums.
‘SEVENTYJ’IVE PEOPLE WITH THE
PRICES ........ 50c. 76c. 31.00. St. 50
Sti’atrleli'snny
IIIAIIcII l7th.
PRYOR
Will be Rendered for the HM Time.
250. 35¢. 600
. 250, 35c. 50:. 75°
m 2 Row: in Orchestra $1.00
EN
‘rd .. ”Wm
\
TRIST
i’ongIIII.
Your (‘iiiiit‘t‘ tor FIIIII pIII‘ yard.
“’0 “to
in this l'Iillllli'.’
IlII-In in
“I: i 'I‘A It‘it‘lC’l‘AS
LOUISINIC
ARM lililt}
IIIIIIIIIII for tho (‘ICIIIIlliliA’l‘lI‘Ili HASII’ICIJ. SILKS.
IIItd III'I- sold IIIIuIII' IIIII following gillll'itllll‘l‘.
Hiilll tIllIi WP will iIIIIIIII good any jIInIiIIItIIIII l’ltlliii IIIIIIIII‘wiIltin nix months from date or
m .. m:— «mom-- mm III—MW mm
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
M&HY TT
, SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS.
I A bit: special purchase of Plain and Fancy Silks suitable for Wanna or Shirt Waist Suits.
anry ’l‘tttl‘otnn in all IIolorn. i’Iutii lie Cygn, in pluln (‘Ultil‘I-l, In; well as ovonlng nhndeu. Corded .litp. Silks. 30 till it
’I‘IIIIHII tIrtI goods wlIiIIlI ni‘o l't‘Kllldl‘ly l-itiltl from 750 to $1.00 pIIr yIIrd.
R
BLACK SILKS.
lI’lIlA U DE (‘.YIl N It}
lI‘A i M .lC lI‘liANCA ih‘lll
SATIN lilIC‘liltiSS
Auk for mu Haskell Silks and you will got the host Silk that ha IIIIIIIII.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Gonn.
N0 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
'l‘lIIIuII tin» IlIII moot rrIiiIIltlII Blank t-iilkn made
’l‘hIIuII :IillIII lilI‘ IvIIrrItIIIIId not. to iil’t‘lik. ”'00“ or
The lot lnIIlIIIIIIu
Our who for thin IIIIIII in
purIIhtIntI. We have
onos thAlN I;
l’iMll me 3qu
What a Falrmld County
Man Did 20 Years Ago.
Simply insured on the Endowment
Plan in the Connecticut Gentrai Life
Insurance Co. RESULT—A check for
face of policy at old age when most
neoded. He says “Best investment i
ever made." Why don't you do like.
wise?
F. H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT.
N. Smith Ferguson. Dwight Spauiding.
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Tel., 363—5 80. Norwalk,” Ct.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 N0th Main St. South Norwaik.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134-2
5 FOX.
THE LADIES' TAILOR.
books of all kinds of Iznods. thr [so
contain important tIInI-y mohair 5min
lngn. l’l‘lt‘t‘S of stills from $25.00 up.
Purim lit guarantood All kinds III
team IoIIIaI- (uotliii i‘or Indhs only
)ou'll aIIIIIlI gIIt IIoIII IIIIIIIIIy '3 worth
III Iny stow. l hat-II II nit-e line or
Silk Striped WIIII‘III: Iill I-olors. We!
have nIorII articles. \I'hiI'h wo cannot
use spore Io Intuition. Buttons cover.
THRILLS. LAUGHS, HEART- (Id from any goods you wish. Call in
THROBS. before, going elsewhere.
PRICES: 31 MAIN ST., NORWALK. CONN.
Matinee .................... 15c. 25¢
Evening .......... 25c. 35c. 50c, 75c
“GLOVERS' lltf PLACE."
PERFECTA
FOR WOMEN,
$3.50
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
$3.50
RALSTON
FOR MEN,
$4.00
HANAN&SON
FOR MEN,
$5.90
'PHONE. 857—0.
"WEAR SHOES iiiAl ill"
hogs to lllllltHllit‘C to tho Indira that he.
is pI'IIpI'ttud for llit‘ coining spring
with tho lIIIII l’IIrisiIIIIntIs fashion;-
pldtex; Iiiuo thII llt'\\‘ .Iule» Stillllik'
. .-
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NEW
P RIN
GOOD
Arriving Daily.
If
7
Rain Bun-Is, Spring Ennis,
New Millinetll,
Gents’ Blnthing.
Don’t; buy until you have looked
at our styles and compared
prices.
Charge Accounts Opened
with everybody.
H. Krieger III 00.
west thhington Street. .
A
‘Ho'vr'smrnnnrnn.
W
MONDAY avIIzNINe,‘ MARCH 20TH
Undor tit. Aulplcu of
THE
mentor or 8T. MABY'O'
PARISH. NORWALK.
THI GREAT MORAL DRAMA
way” ,
III Lending Held “W it!
rpputAIt NORWALK Ii vfim.
PMC‘O “Hutu-«Inga 350, my“
limit“ um tit uni i
lMMAOULATE CONCEPTION
“The Kings Highu € .
q‘ill'llie Akerétrnm”
tum tutti
Square
‘ Deal
Fpr Every Mani
Who buys ‘
COAL
, Of us.
no more and
no 1633.
Jill. flRRIS 00M 00.
Washingto 8t.
_.__-_
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to“! Call A uchtm and Bill 1|.
Pitt Colt incisors and Bath.
VIII Kid. leather lined, Inc
mum High Out Box Gait u. 00
atom ”00“. O. ounnuuuuauuu
OLSENSHOE STORE
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY -..,, I
Sale of Fine Footwear
Lathes“ $300 and $4.00 Pitt. Colt Butcher Shoes I..................... it.”
Lndler' $2.00 Kid Shoe: Button. marked down to ...........I.........m
Lad!“ .2-50 High ”Hum Atoll“, .tlIltlIOIImulllullllblttlloottlll ‘1‘.
MEN’S SHOES.
Men'l“.50'flflulhflh Qu‘iit’ “1M,it.IIII.”no...IIIIIIHIIIIIIII-Iu ”0‘.
Put Colt Button Anti Blacker. Ball. . ,
MOD’I mt. You QUEMU “Loo an“, uthllllOlI‘l‘IlIOQOIIIODDIIIOIDOIQI. .14..
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