w. .4 Aimw~ .
SHOEM
flow/V
9; F. (D. LYON a. 00.
do Wushlngt‘on 8
t. 30. Norwaik.
r Prostdeut Names Canal Com-
‘ t t. . mission *
, (Continued From First Puget
‘tlhe.contntlsuion.,nnd to the chairman
of the communion the additional com-
penaation or $22,500; to tho chief engi-
neer the additional compensation ot
315.500, and to tho govcrnor ot the
mine the additional componsalion of
310300. Thu bond of each depart-
ment in allowcd tho use oi’ a t'nrniahcd
house upon tho isthmus and tits lrav»
aiiuog expenses whou travoling on tho
business of tho commission.
The, total is $102,500. ’i‘bo suinrios
and‘alltiwaucos untlcr tho lorutcr conr
mission amountod to $l2tt.tttltt. , ’i‘ho
total componsalion of tho govcrnor oi
thezones and tho uhior cngiuccr arc
.in el'tect unchanged. '
Prof. William H. Burr and Mr. ilut'-‘
.clay Parsons. civil onginoors, will bo
appointed as members of tho consult-
ing board of engineers.
Secretary 'l‘nll's lettcr to tho prcsi-
dent is as follows:
“War Departmcnt, Washington. D. C.
"March (it), ititlt').
“Mr. President: in tho tuuttcr of tho
reorganization of tho machine by
which the Panama Canal is to be built.
I boar first to call your attention to tho.
extreme, importance of fixing a definite
plan with respect to which you muy
feel reasonably certainty. first, that. it
can be practically oxccutod and will
result in a navigable canal. and second.
thattlte navigable canal will ho tho
one host adaptotl to tho demands which
may ho tttatic upon it by tho commerce
of the word.
“The not of Congross cvldt-utiy cou~
templates a canal with locks, tho. cost
of which shall lit‘ in tho neighborhood
of 3200.000Jidti including tho tuonoy ai-
reatly cxpcodcd, it is quito within tho
bounds of possibility that tho bcst
form of a canal will bt- a son lcvcl can-
a], with a tidal loch only at llllt‘ ond.
and that tho cost oi” it- may cxcocti
$200.900,tliitl in tho tuiud ot' tittngross by
at least. Stt’ttt,uutt_tttttt nun-o.
“'l‘hdlvoi‘lt ol‘ tho ctmiuccrinn dc-
partmout of tho prcsonl commission
has boron .iarniy git-on to dcvolopiutz
the data upon which tho plan of tho
(351ml ittltst ltt' dotorutiuoti. 'i‘hcsc
data imimio llipligi'flllllii'fli moasuro
ments. borings. tho cltnt'uctcr of tho
sollptho How of \valcr in tho l‘thIl'N—r
all utatoti with suitit'it'nt oxaotucss to
secure tho closcst calculations by on-
pet‘iencod ongincrs, though not on tho
ground. it is probablc that within
the next i'cw mouths tltt-sc data will
«have boon so fully usccrtalncti by tho
chin! ottgintwr. Mr. \l’aiinoo, and his
assistants, that. thcy may bo .uubmito
ted to a board ol‘ onginccrs of high
standing for rocommoudntion as to tho
best plan upon which to prococtl with
the work.
"it also has bcon outdo uppurcnt by
the reports of Mr. Wuilaco and thc
commission that \vitntovcr pla nis llho»
]y to ho ndoptod, work of oxcnvntiou
and construction which would havo to
be done untlcl‘ any plan may proceed
“without wnsto ol' oticrby for n porioti
quite long enough to onahio you to do-
clde which is titc bcsl plan.
“I storm-sit. lltcrct‘oro. that tho iirsl
work to bo'tionc is tho appointmcnt of
an advisory board of ougiuoors, say
seven or nino in numbor, to bo soloct-
ed front tho ctminoors having osnccittl
knowledge of hydraulic cugiuccrs and
canal construction, to whom shall bc
fiubmitleti nil possibio information with
respect. to tho projcctcd Panama Can»
a}. both that obtalticd by tho Fi‘l‘ilcll
eugi eors bol‘ort- our purcbnxc of thc
plan. and tho data obtniuod by tho
chief engineer of tho prosont cu‘nui
commission logothot' with all pt'ojcctu
suggested for tho noilttlou of the pro-
blem which tho cyhnl nommisslon
deem reasonably pottuiblo or [it"(‘iit'it-
.ble;tlhat.~tltiu advisory board to in-
uatshiaoh‘ .thhr uh ct uh ot. uhrdluu
vital! to Washington lotutho purposo oi'
agreeing upon it rocotumt-utlutions itt
her: that tho rt‘('ttlllllit‘iitllllltllili ho nub.
recommendations ht- tumio boi’oro tho
regular meeting of Congreuu in Docent-
br: that. tho rcoomondntionu be sub-
mlttoti to the canal conunitmion an lllt'l‘l‘
constituted. for iltl approvui or mottl-
licallou. and with the recommendations
at the canal cotmuisnion bo nubmtttod
to the prouidout. tor hlu action and the
HALF THE TIME.
y people remain poor hottnuno they
a never commenootl to save. They
no. initiation to. but kept waiting am
they Goul‘dnlliifl with a goodly aunt.
in .
l I burn. aanwux
m MVIHMJINK
o rt depositing there
mild: titanium on com
Vi _ incarnate In: no you
' lime to be proud at.
«that you inn it it's
transmission to COIMNEHH. if already
suggested, this work or uncaring the
bent phtu and tin approval by Congromt
noetl not delay in any way the prolino
iuary work adapted to any poneibio
plan, ortho highly criticui work of
sanitation. the extreme importance! oi
which you have already emphasized in
your previous instructions to tho cn-
nnl ctnntulnsion.
“it is concodod ovon by its own
montboru. that tho pt‘i‘Hi-riii commission
has not so dovoiopod itaoit’ into an ox-
ct-ntivo body an to givo hopc that it
may ho pttultod succuunt’ully an an in-
slrtunontuiity for carrying out tito int»
tuouso cxocutivo burdcu involvod in
tho construction of thotcauul and it
t'cntains for tho prottldtutt. In the t‘ail~
uro oi‘ l‘ottgross to not. to rcot‘gttttizo
tho cotttmiusiou, both by changc in
pcrsonnci and by ccrtuiu instructions
an to its inlornal proocduro nuti distri-
bution ol’ powors and authority. to so
cum grcatcr rapidity and otllcicucy ltt
tho doing of tho. work.
"it is not to bo supposod that Ctill~
trons tutouded that tho commission
was porsonaly to do llio work, or it)
"onto nourer to tho direct ttgoucios in
doing tho work titan tho dircctory of n
railroad comos to tho construction of
railroad work, and Wu may :tssumc
lhcrcl’ort» that it was quitc within tho
Congressional intcniion that tho cout-
mission might. for couvcnicucc and la
pitiity of action. al‘tor formulating tin-
:onorul plnn of work dclcgnto to u
rotumittm or (“lillilititlc't‘s doing tho
worlt in (it‘lilll! the t'csults to ho t'cpm'b
‘tl cttnscttuonlly ot‘ t-ottrso to tho t'ull
:outmissiott. Tho commission should
'hcroi'orc appoint an oxooutiyo cont
utittoo to ho coustttutod and otupowctx
‘ll its licrout'lor slatotl." .
’i‘bo sccrolnry thcn status in tiotutl
his plan for tho division of tho wurlt
tnto dcpnrttucntu and tho rcnsons
[tort-lord all oi‘ which dclttlis an: no
"(‘lllt‘tl and protuttitzatod in tho pt'osi
lcul's tti‘tlt‘l‘. 'l‘hc lotiot' cottciutlcs titsw
"tillons:
“'l‘ltc cliuutzc ol’ ltoutltpiurlors ntlu
mwor trout \\‘nshiul:lou to tho isthtunu
will doubtlt-ss l'l'illlll't‘ a radical clttttlgc
ll lilo (illit‘t‘ of tho ctuitittissiolt in
Washington. i am uuito suro that
:I't-ttlor ocottotoy and utoro snttsi'ac
ory molhods ol‘ il(?t’lltlilliiil." can bc so
'ttroti limit itttu' mist .‘lltchittcrv i'or
ourchasc ot‘ supplics and a t‘orcc spillo-
iout to tnuiutain iii a dupilcoto sot ut‘
tccounts and tho nccossnry cor ‘ospou
li‘ilt‘t‘ must of courso bo malntainotl in
Washington. but vory iittlo olso is
not-doll. ilut Ibcso chaugos may ltc
ant‘cly lot! to tho commisnlou und cx‘
ccutitt- comtttlttcc as ucu'iy cottstilul»
till.
"1 ho! to submit itcrcu'itlt iho
iguations or all tho prosout l'illlill ('tllll~
ttiissiou. to llilit' “ll“i'l at your plcnu-
lll'l'.
"l rcspcctl‘ully rcctuntncud tho up»
'toiutmool ot’ a now commission and u
ricsinnation of tho chairman ot‘ thc
'tnnntission. tho govoruor of tho zonc.
ind tho cblct‘ cuginocr. and tho is.
until: of an oxccutivc ordcr --utbod_riu;;
Iltc rtu-otnmcndations .bcrciu.
"llcspcclt‘ully yours,
"WILLIAM ll. 'I‘.-\i'"i‘.
“Scor itary of War.
I‘t‘S'
“’l‘ito l’l't'h‘ltli'lli.”
'l‘itc prcsidcltt‘s action is intlir‘atctl
in lllt' following rcply:
"l‘ho \‘l’bltt- ilottso \\'asitinntou. l). l‘..
April lst. litttft.
“'i‘ltc practical rt-sult of tho trans-
Lstlituiau canal commission uppoitltt-d
and noting tittdor prorious cxccullvo
urticrn has not boon satisfactory ttutl
t‘t-tlttit'cs ll cltnttgo in thc pcrsottttcl of
tho conuttlssion and in tho instructions
for its nulduttco.
"'l‘ltc otmtmisslou will hold tittartcr—
ll' sosnlonn tbc tirst of January, April.
July and ()clobt'r oi' ouch your at ”W
oillco of tho governor on tho. lsthmuu
of Panama. lliltl will contiuuo ouch nos.
siou as tour. as tho public luminous may
rotlulro. Plil'tllcr notioo of such moot-
limit uhali not lit' not-canary to thoir
roxularity. 'i‘hc commission may hold
spot-till nosulonu at tho call of llto
chairman. it‘our ntombora uhail cou-
ntltuto a quorum lllltl thc action of
such ntulorily altttll bo tin» action of
tho contmlnnlou.
"'I'ito cotntuiuniou. undor i ho uupotu
vision and direction of tho Sccrctnry
of War and ntthjttct to tho approval at
tho prtntidont, lit chargod with tho gun-
cral‘duty oi tho adoption of tho piano
for tho oontttt'uoiiou and tnnintonancc
of tho cunal with tho oxulunutlou ot‘
tho work of tho sumo: with the pur-
chuuo and tlollvory of supplies, much-
, inory and ltocounnry plant: tho out.
ployutt-nt of tho utmcttanry oilitzortt. cut-
pioycott and inborortt and with tho tlx.
hm oi' ibttlt‘ unlnrictt tmd walnut: with
the ctmunorclal linott ilH common car-
riorn: with tho utilization of tho. rail»
road all a ntoantt ot conutruotinu tho
canal; ilh tho making of nontrttctn
for con motion and excavation anti
Willi till othot' matters itioitlont and
necessary to the building or n wtttor-
wny airman tho iathutuu of Panama utt
providud. by tho act or Congrotut of
June 28th. 1902.
“For convuutontco. and to sot-urn the
uninterrupted ctmrtiu of tho work. an
Bxecutivo committee of not than lhttn
three momittartt of tho communion.
uhuii be appointed by tho commission
to not in“ piano. of the commission tlur.
hut tho intorvnltt itotwonn the amen
limit of tho onmmittttlun and to rnport
iii-l doings in full to the communion at.
the next. regular meeting. A minttto
or every transaction of the executive
committee shall be made and ono copy
at the minutes shall ho tot-wanton to
tho «enemy of War and another
transmittal for the unualderattan til
the communion» in; next mating.
“Rewin- menus at the executive
committee shall he held at the o
6 mm on tint llilhmtlll oi
who
”Minn—n... _
WWW-"V
each Monday and Wettnanduy or story
guilty.
commit too.
lutotl lhroo t’xttlilllll‘f! tloimrttuonld
W
MANY FlRES lN
to
THE STATE.
of the Railroad.
ed by locomotive sharks have caused
grout damage along the line of tho
the N. Y.. N. ll. dt 1-]. it. it. and ulno
ttioug tho Norwich and Wort-cutth-
brunch. At Olloctt i'our ltuudrod acres
of ground has boon hurnctl ttud ovor
300 ('Ul'ilii ot' out wood vttluoti at $1.200
destroyod. in Voluutowu sovorul him.
tii‘otl not-cs of woodland has boon l'
nwcbt. this hiuZo also l‘OllSlllllilliz a
barn bolonging to C. H. Pnlutor.
lt‘rom u hill itt i’laiutlold. nine ditt-
liuct iirot-i could bo soon today along
tho. i'rovitionco and Williiuaulic
branch. Railroad not-lion crown havo
done. nblhing but light liner; for nov-
is no m‘ospcct of relief. in the nuns-
ually tlry'condilion prcvaillng ilrcs
ntart t-asily. sprcnd rapidly and nro
most dilllcttit, to cxtlugulsb. ’i‘hcro
has boon but one rainstorm l'l throo
months unti’ the hillshlc two from
snow. hat‘c boon thoroughly driod by
rocont warm Wonthor.
it‘rottt l’laiut‘loid to Lisbon. a lilt-tllilli’l‘
of scvcu (italics. tbyrc is n chain of
tircs. ’i'ho bridge at South tinntorhut‘y
ovor tho Quinebaug Rivor hardly cs-
cnpoti dostrttction. the tire ilghiorn
subtluing tho llllllllis just as tho bridgp
scoutod in gronlost danger. 'l‘horo nt'o
othor tit-cs at ()ccum, (ll'iSWliltl and
llaitic.
MURDER iN FlRST DEGREE.
Charged by Prosecuting Attorney Re.
gers Against New London Men.
NEW LONDON. April z‘..~(in
finding of (ioronor Brown, murder lit
the llrsl ttogroo was chat-god by thos—
ocutinn‘ Attornty Rogcrs in tho local
son, Mnntud Silut. Loo i". Sltntttloot‘
and Patrick Donovan. tho young mcn
murdcr ot‘ t‘htttics ii. Wiltor. oi (ltd
March ll last. i'pon motion ol' lltc
Saturday uoxt. Tin prisonors
not ptti to plctt unti :tro ltcinn hold on
“It coronor's mittltttitr.
No oyitlcncc lit thc cnsc was giron
and tho tilltil‘lit‘ys for tho uccusod
ngtood to tho postttcucmont. 'i‘ito pris-
uuot's wort tultcn bitch on jail '
PRESlDENT'S SOUTHWESTERN
TRiP.
Many Officials Saw Mr.
Start for Texas.
\‘i'ASllthl'l'ON. April
choc is and good wisltcs
through tho i’cnusylynniu ilniiroud sla-
Roosevelt
‘ :l.~ -~\\'ith
u. in. today on u spot-int train. tho lincst
on r soul ottt ot‘ \‘Vushington. for it
trip through tho Southwost.
Among thoso at tho station \vcro
many t‘ricnds of tho prcsitlcul. inclttd‘
lug l’oattnustor (louorul (‘ortciyou uuti
Sci-rotary Motcultc. of tho licpurltucnl
ot' (‘ontutcrcc and Labor.
RED PEPPER lNClDENT CLOSED.
tililN’l‘tiN. April 3.M*Tlll‘ "litttl l’clr
pct‘” ittcldcnt, which loll to chnrncs of
assault. broaclt of tho pcttco and use
of ubuano lattnttnito against ilonry
\\'ost \‘ttlil. i’orntcrly a \voll-hnown
ncwspnpcr innit. is now closotl. Mr.
Valli was bound ovor to tho Suporlor
Court. but his cost». which Wits to intro.
(onto up in Middlolown tomorrow. hits
boon uoltiod by paytncut of cos'tu.
amounting it in said. to iota. than $2.3.
’l‘ho troublc sturtcd with tho placing
of rod pcppcr and assui‘ootidu on n rcd
hot atovc in Mr. Vaill'u sloro. Sotuc
cotmnouts mado by ltlut on tho affair
in his little ttnily pamphlot cuilod "The
Clinton itotn.” and u nuimouuont on-
couotcr with H. l". l’itolpn. n protulu-
out citizon. lcti to tho charm-s.
THE ROOMER'S INNlNG
i) you folks with homo and lircnido,
You do not room, but ilvo:
You lllll’l‘ Klitilll‘ll o'or mo ottcu,
Hut l'ut willing for t'orlzivo.
lt‘oi‘ as moving limo npproncbou
You luwo troubled or your own,
And i'il chad you now but goutiy,
in a sort ttttd pltyitlg lotto.
You ihtvo boils and bill biuuoa.
You have plot pron, niovuu
tchulra; ._.
You havo lll'i'lit-il'l‘tl. tables. nltlubonrdtt‘.
To be truntlloti down tho ntulrttt
You havt- mnllrottncn and botinpriutnt.
You have curputtt. curlaiun, raga-w-
'l‘itont- llllli-tl ho romovod in tom.
With it million grunttt and tuna.
Mill
'l'hou for tinyu thoru will bo tzhuott
in tho clutch to which you do,
And your lilo for weeks thorcnttttr
Will lit: one long streak of woo.
littt. wttott l. 0 proud houuohoidcr.
Find my root too nearly duo.
i that lml‘li my in and leitlli.
Ami my moving 8‘ ; Nethi'tlilllli.
1 . “rt,
You may haunt of lefll‘l‘uilltbw
Thet'o thorn Ilium Mint/y you;
You may imam or’yeurmtmateaw-
Which to mom than i tutu do.
Bar at mov‘ing limo l‘il venture
You won ti sell your ntuh for .luuit,
dual to know the joy of rooming
Amt oi moving in your trunk.
will. W. tllllian tn Bulllmoro. Amurlcnn.
Wam-
OTHM‘IGY.
(Worthington Star). ‘
" t in it out idea." not the am.
it aunt of arming his race.
"What. idea it: this?” unkind the court
ammo.
(I
l
“m " “m“ “5“ ”10 attrition win
‘ . Wagoner“ they
We.” ... Air-radial... . ‘
m * . . ,
‘ p.
nanny. at ten o’clock lathe tartan n on
week. and further notion ot'unoh meet-
ing shall not bu uocenaury to their in-
A majority of their number
admit he the action ot' the executive
"lt‘or cuttvonicnco or hxocutlng thc
work to bo tlotto, lltcrtt ultail ho countl-
Eupccialty Notleablg Along the Line
l’bAlNlt‘llillill, April 3.-—~F‘ll'ot-t start-
i’rovltlenco and Willlmuutio branch of
oral tlayn anti until rain oomos thcro.
tho
polico court today ttg’nittut lit Llrgc (lion-
Hllslll‘l‘ll‘ll ot’ bcinl; itnplicuttd in tho
Mystic. itt this city, on tho night ot’
proucculor tho caso was utijttttrnctl tn
wot-o
rt ‘h‘lill udittg
titttt. l’t'csidcttt Roosevelt loft tit tour.
“um mi out imp cheating com. in;
MW«._~..WW . .... .— up...
N ATTHACTB 0 . AT V ATTENTION;
Emperor William's Speech-Widely Ditt-
cuned in» Rania. ‘
ST. PETERSBURG. April 3. 2:40 p.
ill.**‘l‘3mlilil‘ol' Williatn't‘t tipoccb at 'l‘atr
xiur Vl'illll)’ coutiuucs to attract grout
ttllcttlitm horo. 'l‘lm Htlliol' vlow is tltttt
tho lil't'ilillll ctnpcror nolnod on it, t‘uvtu‘»
attic oplmrtuuity to road l-‘rauco u lottv
son for touring (idrmuuy out ot‘ con-
sidcrutiou in tho ti‘ronch-liritlnh under-
standing rcgnrtiing Morocco with tho
to make a pcrnutnont ronunclntion 01'
bur napirntionn regarding Mum and
Maul-odiot'rnino also with tho. pt‘ul'llcill
purpono ot’ not-tiring a mic in tho ittich-
Hint-5 iloxt fail for u largo uuvul pru~
grunt. ’l‘ltct’c is uosorious itlcu that
tho inciticnt may load to a oontllct.
Willi linsslu out‘ooblcd. it‘runco will
have to look to limit lit-itniu to play
tho ruin of protomur untitllttcd by Rus—
sia witch tiormun tbrcutoutld hcr io
W75. 'i'ho hotnt- papl‘i‘s. huwovor. lit“
t-iuro thut wltilo tho ltritish prose may
blustcr, (treat Britain has secured bcr
quid pro quo in Egypt and will icavo
it‘rnuco to take care of hornoit‘.
’l'lto Novoo \lromyn considers tho ac«
tion of Emperor William to ho a bold
strolto on lli'l: part of (icrtnnuy t;.i:l as
furtbor cvidouco oi hcr rivalry with
Grout ilrilnln moro limit with France.
ciutractorizinu hcr utnjosty‘s proclama-
tion as u “'l‘cutonlc Monroc Doctrine in
Nortbcru Africa for tho .protocllon ol'
lilo iliusaultnuns.” pointing; out lhc
utunocr in which (icrmuu cututnorcial
iult-rosls arc npt‘oudiim in lilo littlktmx
and tho Lovaut and tho iucrousc of
(iormauy's political intluoucc in ’l‘ur-
ltoy, wittrt- uhc in sookitig to block
tiroul Britain's nchotntv to sort-r Arabia
from 'l‘urkey tor the purposo 01' Join-
ing“ it to Egypt.
DEMAND MADE FOR OFFICE.
Quo Warranto Proceedings in New Ha-
ven City Court Mailer.
NEW HAVEN, April fi.~A formal
tlt‘iiltliill’l‘lir tho. surrondor of tbcir of.
, ..
floor: wustuutlc itttlfly on tho prouont
city court otiictuls by A. McClt-ilutt
Muthcwson. tho nowly t‘tppointotl
judge, Ernest C. Simpson, tho now
prosocuting ntlornoy, und (lhnrlcs lt‘.
litrelcy. tho uowly appoiutcd oiork.
Judo-o Edwin C. how. (“by Attorney
llownl'tl chb and (flock E. l.. lsboll
cnch formally roluaod to comply with
{tho dctttnttti. Quo wurrnnto proccctl-
i tugs will bo bogun bot‘oro .lndgo (disc,
tin tho Suporior (Tout-t. tomorrmv. and
lit is undcrstood that by lllz't'ttcillt‘ili of
colitis-cl. a finding (it t'ncts will ho
rcncbcd so that tho t-usc. can at out-o
go up to thc Suprciuc Court on it rcs-
cryatton. it is impotl to havo tho Su-
promo Court takc up tho casc at its
scssion in llridgoport on April ll.
\Vlicthor tho lcrtu ol' .ludgo Dow and
tho olhor ntlttcbcs of tho city court
cuticd April i. or cxtt-uds to tho tnltl»
.dlo of Juan is tin uncstion at issuo.
'l‘bo prot-ccdlngs this morningv wort?
outircly formal uuti tboro wcro no
shot-ills or notion in ovidcuco. cantata
tally ttsnigncti to prudent u conflict.
-Iudgo Dow doclarod today that tho.
fact that sovorai dcputy shorit‘l‘s guard
cd tho (out't room last Friday night
was unknown to him. lic said it was
not ccrtainly donc at his itlsluncc.
.iudgc how will romnin in possession
ot‘ tho city court bonding tho decision
of mo Suprotuo l‘ourt. thoro boiug no
disposition on tho part of Judge Math-
owuou to nttctupt to tukc his sout on
tho bonch proviousiy.
SMITH BLOCK SOLD.
James E, Hubbell Purchases Valuable
Property in Water St” Norwalk.
.lames E. litibboil. of tho firm of
iiubboll and Slnplos, bus purchnsod
the Smith bloclt in Walter alrcot. Nor-
wailt. from Mrs. Emily V. Smith. 'l‘ho
purchase lut-ludos tho proporly out to
-thc channel. ’i‘bo building is occnplcd
by tho Hubboii and Stanton hnrdwnro
llrut.
SERMONS BY REV. MR. EGBERT.
Appuroutly onjoying tho best of
itcttilh. tho llcv. (toot-go ii. Egbert rc-
utiitmd chat-go ot‘ his church ycaicrtiuy
uutl olficintcd at both. tho morning and
owning sorvlcos. Mr. ldgbcrl has been
roottpcrntlnx for tho pant nix months
tti‘ Sarnnno latkc. in tho Adirondack
Mountains. and has undunbtotliy hoeu
groatiy bettolittcd. Mr. idgitortfu largo
dock was vcry glad to woicotnc him
homo and as a rcsttlt thoro wcro largo
conm-ogutiutm at tho church yesterday.
FIREMAN KILLED IN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN. April :lwottcar Chun-
pol. or this city, a lil‘lillllm on a witch.
lug ougllto. Will-l utruolt and killed to-
day by the locomotive of tho Hartford
noomntuodntion trnin duo hero tit 9:02.
(thuppnt was standing itotwoou the
tracks htat-tltlt- hbt own engine at Cedar
Hill. when ho wan run down. Ho was
26 years old and married.
A
v1¢h~4~ux ‘4 . . a. l. r... {tunlw
PROBATE NOTICE. .
At n Court of Prolnlto holtlon at.
Norwaik. within and to: tho lililtt‘lcl
of Norwalk, on tho 3rd day of April.
A. l).. 1905.
Wheronn. writtou unnlicttlltm butt
lt‘octt titutlo to this Court tor the thin:
and room-dint: nl u (‘Ol'lilln writing at-
iugod to ho tint duly authenticated and
cxotnpllflotl copy of tho tutti will or
WWWW.Wlwm—~wa
view possibly of compelling it‘runoo.l
‘F‘i
l
ri—t
mamttdvnnfldd a'r oxen.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
Your requirements in the line of
fancy Silita, iirliliuutiuo. Suite in all on
showing thou: in all niylon.
Viticotl. '
by rcatton of our uncquuilod ohoico in all lines combined with unequalled vuittcs.
Butch .luokotn itt Ciliwlol and iiroatl Cloth.
liiousefurnislting Dentrlmntt.
Slit'ciuiu in our ilounot‘nruisbtng littpurtmont worthy of your attculiou.
, Shirt Waist Suits. and Covert itidttttit.
Ready-Made Goods can nowhere be H0 satisfactorily liiicd [in (it. our atom
Shirt Waist Suits. in plain and
gnrmont for Spring. Wu urn
tiivu its a looit and you will bu mu
iqrn. Covert Jackets. tho most popular
i._‘
(ioppm- Wash littiiors, ink-$135 l-Hli‘tlv (iatvuuizcd Uluttultcr l’nil. L'ficjwmah Brooms. (in
. l'u vernal Wrinucrs $2.50 tWhita Wash Brnshect "‘
'l .‘ wiii'o , . . . A, » ~ n ..
in Wash BDHPIH' $8 3’ Wood Fiber Pails, Lie to pioco. 'i‘oiiot Soto. titled in patterns.
Nickel Tea Ktililt’“. '99 (.‘ommode Putin, 7iic gold stippied, regular $4.00 sets, sput-
lln’lvcrsnl Food Chopper,‘ litic Wire Carpet Bleatcru.~ lilo inl prico. ......... $2.93
l
4
"AWFULL LINE OF
Spring Suits and,
Overcoals.
AT LOW PRICES
D. Gottlieb
CLOTHING, SHOES AND
FURNISHlNGS.
f1 North Main Street, South Norwalk
NO.
CAFlLOAD N0. 2‘ '
of
Western Horses.
I shall arrive at my stables
Tuesday, April 4th
with a carioad of
20 HORSES
suitable for all purposes and fully
guaranteed. i have selected this lot
with special view at meeting all calls
for
Horses for Road. Business
'attdllraught Purposes.
and can sell them at prices that will
make every one a bargain to the pur»
chaucr.
Come early and get first chance.
M. TARLOV,
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE.
GLOVE R-‘S
The Place.
'PERFECTA
for Women
That’s All.
’PHONE 301—4.
lRlSTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,,Conn.
2A
ND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
LOTHING
H. 'Kriegét & Co’s
LARGE EMPORIUM.
Our
Large Assortment
of
Men’santiiittgs’
. .
CLOTHING
shown this season in all the leading Scotch Mixtures, will
cOmpare favorably with any stock oi the large clothing stores
in New York City. We challenge comparison.
Having ten sto'rcs under our own control gives us a pur-
chasing power which no exclusive clothing store in a town.
of this size can approach. Hence, we challenge companion.
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.
H. .Krieger it Go.
West Washington Street.
(“WEAR SHOES liiAl ill"
’5-
lntrttdttclttg a friend.
If you are not acquainted with
our COAL you ought to try a ton;
Mary ill. Millard. into at liolhl in the
County of Delaware Ilttl State of New
York tlcceltaed. and of tilt? rtttturd oil
tho. umctmdiutta ittttl alum and by the
Hurrognto'u Court of inward Count y
in unit) Stat oi“ Now York. providing,
and eutuulbt lug tho sumo: !
Ordered. That said application ho.
heard and determined at tho. Prohnto
Office in Norwalk, on the 10th titty at
April. A. 1)., 1905. in 2 o'clock utter-
nomt. and that. nubilettotice memo!
be given to tilt aerating luterostmi
tin-rein by publishing thin order in It
nompnper having it diminution in tutti
Inuit-tot. at tout lire days before Mill
day of hunting: and all ptlt‘iwlltl tutor:
tinted therttin are heron cited their and,
there to up car. it 7 .. an unused
end bfi he: nonunion publication
root In aforsaititi it! tam arr
domain.
- 1%..
or two as an introduction. it: i-'
ways pays to make new Mange,
oi the right sort. We are ailing
coal which i: unmatched in this
town for downright (anti upright)
value. "Old Company’s Coal in
all sin: in u Wrong end with on.
“10960" Mid “Hiflaiqnd” Ira Illa
on the firing lino—qt the item.
"A «am out an- every haw“
.. i. .m...‘ -m...
Thin Year.
ills changes thin year in shot)
nylon. .
Too: are a bit outlier—that's
the most radical.
Big chances to get your toes
pinched little“ you buy about: that
m made on carefully planned
. iattttt.
You got. all this season's style»
when you buy KIl‘l’H'o KONa
QUEROR Ihoea.
And no pinching!
worded miner.
Olsen’s Shoe Store, “
l"v' =al"?'?‘li"t _
That's been
Norwalklnd Spur.
”W.“Wilt’llttltttttiltit“
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