IVOAIE/V ‘
LYON 8:. CO
iaid/Wnuhlngton fit.
Spdng
Styles
80. Nortvllk.
, p'“lofle|d Near Mukden Being IlOl‘iil (if Til) PIIBM) to t.
H ‘ ’ . I Cleared Gunsllun Pllau.
.. : ‘ ; (Oontlllue'd From‘ltftrut Page.)
Mmsdorff to M. Kurlnohnd being an-
Mceptuhle'on the malariutsue it was
melons for Japan to wait any longer.
The text of the proponltions follows:
“1.-—A mutual engagement to H383
pact the independence and tcl‘l-ltorial
integrity of Korea. _ I
“2.—-—Ah cllullgcnlclll on the part of
Russia Tool to llnpcdo the commercial
‘ or industrial undcrtakings of Japan in!
Korea. nor oppose llct- nlcasurcs lor'
safeguarding such inlcrcsls.
“3.-—~—Rccognition by Russia of Jo!
pan'a proponderatinu interests ill Ko—
réa and her right to utter advice and
assistance tending to the improvement
of the administration of Korea.
~"4.—-—-A mutual obligation not to use
any part of Korean territory for struts
eglc purpose n‘or undertake on the
coasts of Korea any military works
which'meuacc free, navigation of the
Korean Straits.
“5.—-‘Rccognitiou by Russia of Japan‘s
right to send troops to Korea in ac-
cord are with the preceding articles
for t e suppression of‘insurrcctlolls and
disorders calculated ttrcroute internu-
tlonal complications.
.“tiwAn engagement by Russia to
respect the rights and privileges ac-
quired by Japan as well as other pow-
ers in Manchuria through treaties with
China, Japan ,to recognize Manchuria
and the littoral as beyond her sphere
of interest.
“7.-——-A mutual llgl'ccmcnt not to ilu~
pede tile junction of the Korean and
Eastern (“.hilla railroads when thcy
have reached the 1'qu Rivcr.
"8.——'l‘hat this agroemcut supplant
all previous agreements bctwccu Rus»
ale and Japan respecting Korea.
"fir-Tho dosh-ability if possible of
creating a nctlu'al zone in Korea."
A careful comparison of illc abort-
and pretetlint: exchanges, all of which
heretofore havc bccn printout. l'lllly
confirms the fact that Russia from tllc
first to the last insisted that it, was in-
consistent with hcr dignity to includc
in a Special treaty with Japan on oh-
ligation to rcspccl the territorial ill»
‘tegrity ol‘ ,‘llitla in Mttllcilllria, t'citcr—
atlng ill the instructions sent to Baron
Boson which were accompanied by a.
note of explanation to Japan that. Rus-
sia’s position ill Manchuria concerned
first China and thcn all the other
powers having colmllcl'cinl illtr-Ircsts
there and attain pointing out the (loc-
larations aircady made by Russia to
foreign cabincts of licr llltt-nlion so
long as the occupation of Mancilllria
continued to rccognizc tbt- sovcrcinnty
of China and the binding force of tilt"
treaties contractctl by the powers with
the .Pekln govcrlllucut.
With the cxccptioll of a l't‘ttl‘l'lillgt,‘~
mant and some slight vcrbal chantzcs.
the first llvc :ll-ticlcs arc itlcntit-al with
those of Russia‘s original rcply of tic-
tobor ii. 190:}. Russia lllatlc thl'cc t-tlll-
capstone in tho final nolc no follow...
“‘1.~"l‘llc withdrawal oi the provision
in the Russian llott- of January it, liltll,
declining to l'ocogllizc thc sottlcmtllt
reports in Manohttria acquit-cu tlntlcr
lreatica with China. a point on which
Japan lald‘ grout stress. These rights
Russia cluillictl wcrc uctptirctl by .la-
. pan under ltovcr ot’ ircutlcs ncgotiutctl
by the lillitctl Statt-s.
“2.»«Rcccdencc from insistcucc upon
the proposition for a llclttral zollt- ill
Northern Korca. but again pulling for-
ward its desirability.
“'.wAcccplallcc of thc stipulation lll
Article 8 of Japan‘s original proposi—
tions regarding lbc junrtllrc oi lhc
Korean and Manchurian Railroads,“
Huéuia l'nl‘llacll:
.5.
"l.—-’l'o illclutlt- ill tbc trcaty llll
obligation to I‘I'Spt‘t‘l tllc tcrl'itol'lal
integrity of Maucllul'ia,
“2.v~'l‘o withdraw tlll- lllillbiiioll
against using Korcau lcl'ritm'y
strategic purposes." '
The onto. it is cllllmctl, provca t‘till‘
olunlvaiy lbut..ltuusla hopctl to prolong
the negotiations.
GUNSHU PASS tltht miles north of
Tie Putts). Mancllurla. Mllrcll 2R.—~’I‘hc
Japanese arc again moving forward
and the Ituonian rt-nr guard has fallcu
shock from its poultlon about thlrtccn
mllctl north of Blplltuhul t74 tullos
for
vouu our FRIEND
tho of need its a fat bank account.
ll mild by you when all others
' flaw” to acquire this tut. uca
" “to begin saving and keep ltt it.
it to commence with his
team mum”
Myrna: Milk .
ML.“ well a large aunts.
amount that. today. Add to
{and you’ll than the his
know it. The In—
; Mltlttlcll.
“M..." .,..W
humtluiuodal.
which is ultuatod forty mileu bolow
I
Practically complete reports uhow
that the Russian army sacrificed gon-
oral comnllt-lt-tarlat stores to the amount
of $1,250,000 and stores for an army
corps amounting to 850,000 held at
Mukdoll. most of it being set. on fire.
tho boots alltl uniforms among in»-
stores of which tho whole army was
in need arriving front Europe. four
days before the Russians retired from
(lenoral Kttropatkin order.
otl tho rcmoval of the atom-u,,bui his
ordcr was not oxcutcd. All investiga-
tion will be made in order to cslabliall
the tesponsibllity.
S’i‘ l’ltl'f‘ltlllSltlliRG. March all, 3:28
p. ln.--—A semi-panic prevailed on the
Ijollrsc bcro today. lllluulan imperial
lt‘ours tell a poillt to 851/2.
LONDON, March 23, 5:43 p. Ills-MA
telegram from a uortbol‘n European
capital received ill London this after-
noon says:
"1 have just learned on reliable ult—
thorii y that. Russia has asked lilclcaurk.»
to act as an intermediary and open
pctlcc ncgotlatlons with Japan, Del-
cusse has signified his willltlgucsa. but
considcra that Lallsdowuc‘s toopcra-
tion is essential to success."
ONE CONVICT STABS ANOTHER.
l‘l'l‘TSBliRG. March 28.-~—\\’llilc
(ihat'ics 'l‘llrner, aged thirty yours. a
convict ill lilt- \Vcslcrn l’cunayivanln
l‘onitcntial'y. and ’aul Krugcr. another
convict, wcrc kneading dough in tho
bakcllousc today 'l'ul'ncl' ill full throw
some. dry lloul' illlo tho trough at
which Kruger was working. Krllgcr
becaluc angry antldl'awing a knife.
stabbcd 'l‘lll'nor ill the stomach. tho ylo
tint dying almost instantly. 'i‘llc mur-
tlcrl-l' was ilulncdiatoiy conilllcd in
thc dungeon. The prison otlicltlls arc
making an investigation an to how
Krugcr canto to have tllc weapon in
his ponscssion as the prisoners al'c
Ht'ill‘t‘ilt‘ti aillltisl. daily.
.
VERY FEW TRAINS LATE.
NEW HAVEN. March 28.~-’l‘bc fol-
lowing bulletin on train scrvicc was
issued today front lilo prcss agt‘ui’s of
lice of the New York. New Havt-ll and
Hartford Railroad: ()l’ H.009 trains
rtlll by tho Ncw York, Ncw “own and
Hartford Railroad during the. wot-k
coding March L'titil. litiiuT trains, or
iii) pt-r cclll. rcacllcd their destination
on lilllt‘. (in the Now York division
the New Haven road controls tbc run-
ning of its trains only to Wotidlnwn.
(II' 8.38 trains run ill and out. (if the
(ll-null (‘cutrul Station ovcr thc llarloln
linc, 4M trains. or fat per ccllt. wcrc
ticlaycd on that linc.
SPOTTED FEVER IN TORRINGTON.
’l'tilllthtI‘l‘tiN. titan-ll L’h‘.~-»’l‘bc first
casc of spoltctl l'cvcr ill this town has
bccll l'cpol'tcti to the llollrd ot' licalth
today. A woman ill the family of
Frank it‘ttntozzi canlo ’ilt‘l't' two days
ago from Hartford. ltt which city she
lost a cblltl from tho aunlc tliscusc. She
was strickcn lust cvruinlt and llltlo
hope is clttcrutllcd for her rccovcry.
As bc tliscnsc was brought to the town
from an otltsidc city, tllc lloard ol'
ilruitll is confident tllllt no mOI‘c cases
will tlcvclop. ltlvcry sanitary prccutl-
that possible will Ito lllkt‘ll with this
one case.‘
SETTLING COLUMBIA'SpEBT.
LONDON. March 2.’.---~Ncgotlutlolla
Itavc iwt‘tl opollcll by (lcncral lioi-
uuin, tho Europcall rcprcumtintlvo of
Mir Republic of Columbia. with the
council of the corporation of forcluh
litllltillnitit‘l'n with the object of trying
to acltlc tllc, (lolulnhlun dolit. 'l‘llc
council lni’ornnl 'I‘lle Asaociutod Press
that it duct-t not are lunch hope of ar-
I‘tlllRt'IIlt'llt in Columbia's prouont tlv
nullcial colltlitlon ttnlctot panama can
be prcvallctl upon to anultmo a propor-
tion of line tlcbt.
KING EDWARD'S NEW YACHT.
' LONDON. March 28. ~~~~~ The contract
for building King Edward‘s nt-w yacht
ban boon lit-cured by illulla, tbc ulna-
uow yacht hulldcr. who halt (‘Onllll'mtl-
ml a number of yrlclllu for American
lltlliioulllrclt. The royal yacht will be
of with! Iona and will be titled with
iurblun Intuition. 'l‘ltc present royal
yacht Victoria and Albert butt never
bran a ntloct-uu, and for thin rcauou it
hurt boon dctttrullnud «to build a new
yacht for Kiiltt‘ It‘lllwurllyr flint ill to re.
pillcu tllc old Osborn; and will be
named the ()almrne. '
m...mM—.¢~
MR3. NEVILLE" annular.
So, Norwalk, CL, March hit, 1905.
To the Editor of TM illvoniu's 8on-
Ghle‘f annoy Iii
Ar. Likely .tc In Front-uteri.
‘r Penny and nickel slot muchluou are
lut uoarco ‘us fill: proverbial hen‘u tooth
in Norwalk this afternoon. Thin
lscoma a pcculllll' ututo of all'nlrs. ctr
pcciully in view of tho fact that they
woro almost: an familiar a. sight as the...
trolley caru early lhlu morning.
Their prurient scarcity in due to a
moral wave that halt struck tho city
and engulfed the little gambling tievlc.
as as completely no any Galveston
flood. It Its whblporod, however, that
they have not 'tllaappearod for good.
but. will blossom forth again an noon no
the scare in over. The stand of the.
police uottluu to discourage this tutti-
gtlluo belief.
The tlrtrt lnllmntlon the owners of
tho machines had that tlltey nlllat tiiH~
colltiuuo displaying them to the public
cattle in the above oral warning dc v-
éroti by Chief of Police Thomas tirad-
loy, who said simply that it any of
them were found ill oporatlou by to~
morrow. prosecution would follow.
When asked concerning the ultima-
tum, (Jbicf llradlcy said that his or-
tlors wort-.- from Prouccuting Attorney
John .I. Walsh, who had l'tx'civod a
grout many complaints against. mach-
inteu, ospcclally with rottartl to the pen-
ny dovlccs in a number of tho fruit
atorcs conducted ltl sovcral ucctlons of
tho city by ilalitlns. Complaint after
cotllpltlint bud t'tflllt: to tho prosecuting
attorney that children are allowed to
play the lnnchinos and spend a great
dcnl of money in this. way, and there-
by lcnrn cvil ways. The practice. too,
It is said, qulckcns the gmnbllng lll-
atinct ill the youngsters, The author.
ltlcs tlccitlcd to make no tllulluction in
rcgartl to the lllttclllllou and lht-‘l'el‘ol'o
all devices of the kind havc lit-cu la-
llntwti.
Wilcn sccll today, Prosecuting At»
lorncy Walsh said it was truc that he
had ol'tlcl'tul.tllo slot lllucbincs out of
business, because but had rcccivcd so
many complaints of late. especially
against thc fruit stand owncrs.
There had bccn a report about town
that the action oi‘ the local authori—
tics had been illstlgtltcd by a visit hcro
by tho state. policc. Mr. Walsh said
tborc was no truth whatcvcr in the
rumor and that ho is not working al-
iogclvhcl“ illtlcpclldclllly.
'l‘ilc ticalcrs nt‘iccioti by tho ctlici of
the policc alllltorilics taltc u philosoplr
icai vlcw of tilt- situation. ()uc limit
said that Lilt‘ lllacilllltls would iit‘ Illltit‘l’
covcr only for u littlo wllilc, or lllltl
after lhc state policc cunt.» around
again ill a t-ottplc of days or so. Some
of tho tliilt‘l‘ siorc kccpcrs who all all‘
tiltciy tlifforcllt stand. tillc mall ill
particular says that he would I‘lllilt‘l'
do buslncss without lbc lllucllint-s. III!
has litl‘lll ill his storc, ilc says, simply
ilt‘l‘ltlifit' thc otilcr follows do and thou--
font cannot allow] to do buslllcss with-
out them.
“-0
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ELEC
TlON.
i'illl..t\i)lt:l.lr'lll.\n. Marl-ll L’h‘. r'i‘il‘
llllntlnl cloclioll of lhc Pennsylvania
Railroad t‘otllpally is ill progrcss to-
day. 'I‘hroc dircctora wllosc iI‘I'Illi-t cx-
pirc will be rc--clc lctl. ’l‘llcy are Al»
cxantlr M. Fox, N l’urkcr Short»
lltlgc and Rudolph Ellis. A stock
who is living cant otl tllc alltllolizatloll
of u $.’»ti,tltltt,tltul bond lssuc askcd for
at tho annual meeting on March it.
'i‘llc total nllnlbcr ol' altarcs of stock
outstanding is 5,025.71“. Al thc ho.
ginning of March thcsc wcrc dislribut
ctl ulnollu 43.75?» sharclloldcrs. t'tllltv
parctl with lllc correspondillg pcrlotl
of lllll-l, this roprcscnlctl about l..'-otl
fcwcl' stockholders. This dccrcnsc in
altl'ibutctl principally to the fact that
n nulllbcr of entail shurcholdcrs havc
tnkcu atlvuntalzc ot’ iilt‘ hlgllcr pl’iccs
collllnandod by lilt.‘ stock rcccully and
hurt» disposed of lllclr holdings.
PRINCETON'S TRACK SCHEDULE.
PRINCETON. N. .l.. March Bit. rrrrr
Munllgcl‘ I" ll, St. John announced
for ihl'
I"llllccloll's truck ucllodulc
prcscltt season an follows:
April 15, (taledonlau amuca ar'
l‘rlllccton.. April iii. Caletioulan known
at Prillccloll. April-Ell, University of
I'cllllaylvnllla rclay raccu lll l’ltlludt-l-
phiu. May ti, Dual llloot with (‘orllcll
at llbaca. May Ill. Dltul mccl with
Ynlc at Princeton. May 20. Dual meet
with (‘olulnbla at New York. May 26.
and "3.7. llllcrcollogialc lllcct at l-‘l'ank-
llll it‘icld. l'llllutlclplliu.
MAY PAY DOMINICAN GOVERN-
MENT'B DEBTS.
WASHINGTON. March 21R.- Presi-
dent l‘tooucvclt illlii decided to accept
the proposition of tho Imlnlnlctlu troy-
crulucnt, made through Minlktor Daw-
aou, for the control of the llnnllct-u ol
that ropuhllc with a view to mailing
aside a portion of thoroveuut-n of the
ropullllc for the puymcnl or its dehtu.
The officers who will collect the mon-
cy and hold it will be uppolnlod by
the, Dominican government, but the
human of tho men selected will bu
referred to thin government for. up-
provul.
FUNERAL OF JULIO VERNE.
AMIIBNS. France. March! Zita—Who
funeral of Jilititl Verne, who died
March» 24 ,toolt plum today ill the
church of Eli. martin and watt altoud-
ml by rcltrtmonlatlvou of the literary.
uclnlllltlc and netlmuphlcal uoclotleu
and many ttchool children. The casket
watt covorutl with fluweru. Including
tlnol: I call your attention to the
item of last night's ficnllnel. In which
it read that my son watt It burglar. i
wlub that contradicted, us my son out
not nteal‘or break in the piano. lie
simply butt the talufortune, of being
with one of the boytt outside of the
metallic: and this brought him Into
trouble.
MRS, H. NEVILLE. Hill Mother.
.WlLl. SHOOT HOUNDI.
It il stitotlthnt a number of human!
while uniting
um Cranial have allowed their
haunt“ to use door. A Culinary
man all! martini tlutt thoflt‘llt time
karma “a bound ‘eh’flihl “It new no
would walnut the canine.
about in ' the Woods i
u tribute from the Society of French
Authors. The widow ancethunulud by
her uontt and daughters. Milton at the
llloud of the funeral prooellslou. Mill-
liuiy honor» woro :ttceorticd the dead
man. Ill be watt a member oil the he-
on of Honor, The burial took place
i the Modulator; Cemetery.
W
DIID WHILI UNDERGOING OP-
’ 'HATIO~O:
WATERHURY, March tum-William
.tionlous. seven year; .ot,’ use. died
while unnergulng Ill operation upon
his throat lit the onion of, a local turr-
goon toting, 'At‘l anaesthetic lulu ‘lullt
been udminlutoml, Medical Mm ner
onus vicwtl the holy m uni ll var-
3%??th V“ G
I
; , i 3‘- “t W W i
rm til. lion or Mr. and nut.
crraud rectal-titty iattornoon about 3 :30
of tho residuum of tho late George W.
twillntor. threatened ltonblc.
:und n lnesuauo was sent to the Main
cam lot anthem
Extlnnuluh a Sondra.
'i‘lla Ntirwulll h‘lrolmluyrtmunt. watt
culled mum alienate. on a unclear
o‘clock. A‘plle of brutal and dry limit!
which watt being burlygtlrnl the boar
W. H.
O'Hara. who wait attending the blaze.
feared that he had lost control of it.
street lire house.
The Phoenix 11080 wagon and the
Pioneer truck roupondt-d to the still
alarm on a jump, but when the llrolncn
urrlvctl, It watt found that tile. blaze
had cunt-tad to ho a lucllacc to tho auto
ty of lbc llouac. Several oxtlllltula‘hcrs
were got in rcudlneuo for use but their
assistance was not uotetloli‘ulld Ihcy
thl't! rcplaccd on tho apparatus with-
out thoir contend" botllg outpllcd.
While the l‘loucor truck Will-I going
at a good clip through Wail all'oot
Harry Brown. a Norwnllt man, not a.
alt-tuber of the fire department attemp-
ted to jump aboard when It reached a
poillt llcnr the Wall ail-net trolley burn.
ills l’cet slipped, and he was thrown
hottvily to the brick pavement. it. to
Hold that ul'lol'wartl be llnd a guull,
attatuillod in HR! ttccltlttlli’,"'tlrosutatl at
FIREMEN CALLED OUT.
Grass and Brush Threaten the Vander-
hoef Place in East Avenue.
The Norwalk Fire Department was
called out. this afternoon by an alarm
from liox 43, ill East avmnlc. Judge
ltldwurd M. inckWootl hull bocn clear—
lng up Ills yard, and the liautcs from
grass and brush went over the fence
to the \{untlorhocf plucc. Several of
thc grocn houses had a narrow cscnpu,
and portions of thclll wcl'c slightly
damaged.
Judge l..ockwmul had his hands and
face qulto badly burned.
Ten minutes later another alarm
was sounded from the snow box. bltl
tltc call provctl false, occurring: while
tho box was bcing closed.
NORWICH MAN DEAD
NORWICH; March 28. P‘tll‘lllf‘l‘
Postmaster ltlnocll (lool‘gc liltiwcll dicd
sillilit‘lliy ut the home of hits Still inlaw.
1“] unit I._ Woodward. of heart irouhlc
today. 'I‘hc {much was not pl‘cccdcd
by any illness. Mr. iiitlwclt was a nu.
tivc of East Thompson and was in his
‘l’l'tlb yclll' llc culllc llcrc us a boy and
had lcsidcd hero \vltltotll a brcak. For
some years he. was ill the shoe busi-
ncas ulld bcculuc positllastun nndcr
l‘rcsidcnl (irallt, rcnlnilllng in office
sixlccn yours. lb» was wcli-known
among, lttmtlltliclllls and was chairlnnn
of town committee for a pcriod. lie is
tznrvivcd by two sons and n duunhlcr.
ANOTHER WESTPORT MEETING.
\\'l£STl’0R'I‘, Illarc‘tl 23.-~'Alt()lilul‘
incl-ting of the tire district will be
old tomorrow night to act upon the
quotation of reconsideration of the vote
to purchase the Westporl. Water and
Electric Light (.‘olllpuny‘u plant: from
M r, Jackson, of Philadelphia. for $100,.
000 and also to consider the question
of the purchase of wator privileges
and rights through what in known as
lhc .lohn ll. Wood properly, without
which it is claimed tho town cannot
not its water supply.
I
_ . . .....M...—-
MISSOURI SOCIETY BANQUET.
NEW YORK, March 28.”(i0V(.‘l‘lltll‘
Joacph W. Polk, of Missouri, who will
bc lbc gcst of honor at the Missouri
Soclcty bnuquct here tonight, arrived
in New York today nutter escort of a
committee from tho l-locicty which mot
his train in .lcrrcy ley. ills stay in
illetotlst will ho brief, ho said, and the
visit was llltltlu cutlrely as a result of
the invitation to attend the Missouri
St’lcty tllnncr.
no domes IN SNOWDRIFT.
WINSTEI), March 28.~1A rcport
rcachod tltla plucc last night that the
bodies of thi turn and that of a horse
had been found ill a unowdrift in the
town of Colobrook, Inquiry made
through that section of the state to-
day failcd to find anything which
would have givou clue to such a story.
The coroner has not been notified of
any such lilltl.
“a...“
NO MORE MENINGITIS. .
No now ccrcbro npinlll meningitis
casoa' have dcyolopctl Ill Norw’tiik,
since yesterday, and the pllyulcluna arc.
confident that the tllueatto will give less
and loan trouble on the warm staunch
progrouuou. Tho phyalclantt In attenti-
nnce upon the patients now III with it
believe the ullffercrtt will recover.
RECENT ARRIVALO OF VEBBELS.
.NIEWXORK. March 28.——Arrlvod:
atcalllor Ryntlunt. trom Rotterdam and
Hotliofilm.
nu...
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWp
Olllcor It‘runlt ltaytuonll went to the
corucr of Henry and (titanium airman,
‘lbltl afternoon and urretlted a man who
wait overcome by Emma drink. The
man wall ovltlultlly from Waterbury,
tut he bud a railroad ticket for that
place ltl his pocket. Ho Witt! carried
to tho lockup In Covauagh'u oxprout
wagon, and will be given a hearing to
marrow morning.
Mot. William it Wtulhttnltt, of
Springfield. Malta. ht the about of bar
.W
ill this; country and are noltl ttutlcr the following guarantee.
shift and vru will lullko good any juttiil‘tablc clllllll made within six llltllllllH from data of
lbcnl ill
‘
Plan in the Connecticut General Life
face of policy at old age when most
heeded: He lays “Best Investment I
ever made." Why don't you do like- . , ‘
wine? '
SPECIAL SALE or snags.
A but special purchase of Plain and Fancy Silks suitable for Waiatu or Shirt Waist, Suits. Tbc lot includes
Fancy 'I‘al'folas lu't'ili colors. 'Poau De tiygn, in plain colors, an well tut evening tumors, Corded .ltlp. Blunt, :lu illt'h
Politico. 'l‘lloao aro goods which urn regularly sold truth The to $1.00 per yard. ,- tim- pm... m,- mm a“... is...
Your choice for 50c. per yard.
. BLACK SILKS.
\
Wu are agents: for the t‘ltillltllltA'l‘El') llASliltl‘lJ. SILKS. 'i‘llcse am ”I" mos-u rcllabiu l'llack Htllta nindo
’i‘llcst- alllttt are wnrralllrtl not to break, crock or
purchase. We, bum
t
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Ask for the Haskell Silks and you will get. the best Silk that is made.
TRISTRAM a. HYATT, Norwalk,Conn. 1
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. '
What a Falrflold County
Man Did 2Q Years Ago.
Simply Insured on the Endowment
insurance Go. RESULT-A check for
CLOTH I N G
F. d. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. Smith Ferguson, Dwight Spaulding,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Tet, 363—5 80. Norwalk, Ct.
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwaik.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134-2
H. Krtegé‘r & 0035'
LARGE EMPORIUM.
Our
Large Assortment
5 FOX.
THE LADIES' TAILOR,
begs to announce to the ladies that he
is prepared for the coating spring
with the Les I’ariaiennos fashion f
plates; also the ncw style. sample 0
books of all kinds of goods, which also
contain iil‘ipt‘ll‘llilll. fancy niohair snit-
lngs. Prices of units trout $25.00 up.
Perfect fit guaranteed. All kinds 01'
roady-towear clothes for ladies only.
You‘ll surely get your money's worth
at my store. i have a nice line of
Silk Striped Walrus, all colors. We
have, more articles. which we cannot
use space to mention. Buttons cover-
ed from any goods you wish. Call in
before going elsewhere.
31 MAIN ST., , NORWALK, CONN.
rottivuu' ltlt Pilots?
shown this season in all the leading Scotch Mixtures, will
compare favorably with any stock of the large clothing stores
in New York City. We challenge comparison.
Haying ten stores under our own control gives us a port
chasing power which no exclusive clothing store in a town
of this size can approach. Hence, we challenge comparison.
You can open a charge account, have your purchases
charged, and settle your bill in small weekly payments.
See the display of Men's Clothing in our large window.
ll. Krieger it Go.
West: Washington Street.
Spring Styles now
’ ready.
'PHONI 301—4.
:‘WEAR SHOES Ill“ ill"
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”000%.
This Year.
Big charmed this your In short
styles.
Tool are I. bit. nattlor—thllt‘tt
the mail radical:
Big about to get your toes
pinched union! you buy shoes that
are made on, carefully planned
lasts. ’ ‘
You tat-hull thin uemu’tt ttlyleta
when ‘you buy tKIlTH'I KON-
QUIROR ahootl. .
Introducing a Friend.
If you are not acquainted with
our COAL you ought to try a ton .
or two as an introduction. It al-1
ways pay: to make new friendgi
of the right sort. We are nelllug'
coal which is unmatched in this:
put-onus, Mr. and MM. 8. K. Stanley,
of Main lttrttet. Norwnilt.
The Lion baseball team do outed the l
Tiger; by the more or.“ to 8 on the
1:33”va “dandy, yenterduy utter-
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1
Having a cold in an awful . thing
tar your wife to be able to experiment
on you with ll tot crow mum lulu
null about. , ' y .
{ soul. girls "
dost um
my um ll,
,muu long.
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ft
min hail Itltt by at a! In a. ultra
warm. ‘4,” g , . y
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I value.
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And no plankton Thlt'fl (been
town for downright (ind upright) ‘
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"Old Company's Cool in‘ ' “WM mlnnt. . ,
all size. it It man; card with all! ; , " .9 ' n ,
a...» .. W... .. ...i , Olsems »Shoe ,
‘ou theilrlnz hamtthofmh. D." . k Ifl’d .OU‘H Q, ‘I’k-
"A square deal for “million"? ‘
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