_,., . rap Ili‘ed‘indd
,, note homegrown
well for two or throo days
' had taut evening that she
motored. A little later she
dead on the floor. She had
zircon. lying on, the bed. porn
”reused. and when she ab
to urine. slipped down dead
<3
493“an poature. Mrs. NnI-tlIrI
.geventyo'onr years of age l-l
agitators, Mrs Detnureut
Iul MI-II. Charien Porno
motowu, and two hroihci‘8.
n nrke‘ton. oi' Minnow-L lt‘un.
drillers will he hIIlIl Sunday ut’
(inn. ,.
. MARY JANE WTIJMAR’PI’T.
hm 511119 Wilmnrth died that
“at, If her home 2 Burritt avenue.
, _ _ protracted illness. Mrs .-Wil
‘ ill Wu seventy {our yours of age.
' the widow of the late Ezra
hv She was born in Pough
inlet time at tho
rti. ‘ilhhn C. Cat-thaw. Death
, l'llOillllflili-illl. ’lwo
._ John (‘I. (‘ashuw, IInIi
_ ,, ,Fri‘day III 2: 30.
no t1 and Rev. H,
.i initiate
a, Rlypl'slde Cemetery.
N EAL or Miss (HRVEY
a uneral of the lute Miss Murgur.
t: ‘11 ii} river was held yesterday at
t. l o 'ciook flout Trinity i} pin
nichuroh Rev Romlily lI‘. l-iump
1,63 ofilclhted Musk was IIIInIiI-IIIIl
y'he Church IhoiI ’I‘ho lllit‘i‘llli‘lli
Wk in Riverside i‘rIuIIIIIIry.
I , WWW
‘ A‘L‘TH OFFICER LINDSLEY ILL.
HAVEN, March is. «DI ChIIII
Lindslev secret III',I oi‘ the State
on (i 0! Health and 0110 or the host
thwnmesicinp in illt‘ Siilli‘ is IlIIII
”musty ill Iii his lIoIIIII lIII III lliI: IIt
ding physio iIIu stIItIIII. tlIIIt llo pII-IIhII
I? cannot live tlIIough tho IitII liIIIII-I
rouble lathe (fillii-ii‘ of Dr. lIltIriSlI-y‘s
illness.
.No physician in ()IIIIIIIIIItiIIut is lli‘iii‘l‘
known than 01'. iIiutislIIy, and this is
title to his labors in holIIIli’ of lllt‘ hot
.terment of the public lli‘aliil and his
nvesiigntlnns oi" t,\plIoiIi l(‘\'(‘l t_'lll('(l0-
mics. As IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ot’ the State
'Boal‘d of Health IIiIiIIspIIIIIIi IIitIIutioII
‘ all been called to ills statistical VIIIIIlI
_ n mortuary tables and on the pIIIIvI-I-
lanes of diseases.
Rev. W. W.
B. (hirpontor
omote better hygcm’r conditions in
oral districts and to amino] ll)\\'ll
.authorlties to pay ngInIIII attention to
u need of quarnutining oi conta nus
{Beatles and ot‘ vaccination I1 I01)
mailbox has made its apllvlll‘iillt'e. HII
‘30 of late yIIIIIII had the task of (pm
as the alumni I'IIpoIt (If illi‘ SIIIIII
I no rd.
leti ,8 of the l)()ill‘(l has lIIIIIII oi in-
in St at all illlleil In. t indexing; iv. in
018 eightieih your. and until :1 fIIVI'
days ago was able to be out of doors.
STATEHQOD BiLL DISCUSSED.
. IWASHINGTON MIII'IIlI 8.~~'l‘l1tI SIIII.
ate met at 11 o‘clock today. in oI'IlIII- to
afford additional tinIII for the discus-
aim: of the statohooti bill lllli win-u
Mr. McCumber hIIgIIu to Sllt‘iik on tlw
bill at11215 fIIwIII tlIIIII II tl()Zi'll St'llil-
10“ were in tho“ .-.Io.It.~.
Mr. McCumluII first lll‘t‘fit‘llit'il II
‘8 institute Tm illi‘ Riilil'llililtl lIlli III'II-
ting one stain oi ()kinluuuu IIIIIi IInotlI-
.0be Indian ’lIIl'Iiiorv ilIII lIItiIII unIlIII
‘jtlw name of Sequoia. in honor of tho
(literokee scholar of tho IIIIIIIII, and (III-
rely eliminating NIIIII .“i‘Xli’D and Ar»
“can. He III-gum! Iiguiuul ilIII (Ion-
idation of tho iIII'I'ilIII'iIIs lIIio i'th-
er Staten, cImtIIIIItiIIg thut liltll‘i‘ trout-
1‘11 Staten were uocossury to giro iiIo
lculturfll and other tIIIIIs-Miusissip
iinberests atroiIgr IIIIprI-scttintirui iII
.Conmss.
Mr. McCunIlII-r IIIII-lIIIIIIIl that tho
line would como wlIIIu IiIII (IIIIII would
lid its protection in llll‘ post. ll.-
{erred to ihtI iniluIIIIIIII ()l the towign
ation in (IIIt-IttIIII IouIqunltiIII.
n this C(ll’lm‘cilull sIIiIt IlIIII III to;
action Chicago hIIIt oletItIIIl II Sir
Nitrous of illt' ('lty or South Nor-
lk Elorttic Works nIIIl (lilli'l'H who
‘mild use thI ihzht In ll'lWi‘l M‘iV'lil’
ili'allahln on SIIIIIlIII'II, lllt‘ IIIIuIII IIII
“apt: tint/II uIII IIIrIIIImtIIIi to «In: IIIuIIIIi
tie with the Boom IIt lulIIII-tIIiIul (‘IIIII
Monet's. ,
udh rational“ \Illl IIIIIIlIlII ilII- (‘om
liiill'mora tn tintmntinI- IIII to uhItlIIII
‘ dnmnnti in IIIIiliIIiIut to JIII‘HH}
in‘ supplying SuleIII 8i‘l‘\lt‘t',
1) 0i” Mi Mi lllli Al. i‘ii’ilhllh
mil in
.-‘.
With no. and know that
will in pleased to see the
an lncrenne in your
, that interest Paid
’ _ bit: of 31.00 and our.
: every at: month.
”lion". 0 a. m. it»!
Bastard» «onion
all“
he Inert
H. Demo-
, met. no Walk. whore
than spending 11 low Iiayn,
lionmrnht was Visiting in
hip. Min Northrop had
5; miketmt. of Georgetown. and
N Y. She had been residing
homo ot her
or. . The fuIII-Irni will he
The interment will he.
He has advocated siliII‘ieI laws to,
His (IOIIII'IIIIIIt in nIoIIilIlI lIul- i
i it" I
.. I“ .9
I‘ l
l' m
Outfitting
00117880000
The Most Liberal ’Aocom-
modations Give-11 on All
Purohaaeo.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
‘6‘“
A Touch of Spring in
All Our Departments.
come.
We are making preparations for the largest Spring
business 1n the history of our career
,. nmsuuuouumuuuouwu
VISIT OUR
Everything for Housekeeping
”WOODCOGMOOWWMI
CASH . on . LIBERAL CREDIT.
chases for the Spring.
i
We have devoted the full length and width of our
Basement; to the sale of fine
Furniture, Carpets, R'ugs,0ii Cloths,
Mattings and Linoleum.
We invite all housekeepers to inspect and judge our
goods, quality, prices, and styles before making any pur-
1%.
We guarantee our prices to be lower than same
quality of goods purchased elsewhere.
Most liberal easy terms given on household goods.
Come and investigate.
*‘r
tttIIm illlH noppon‘u Nylon.
,
'l‘hlu in tho ln'hi null for \Vlllli'i' tlIIIInIIIutsI.
'l‘lie‘hulnnoo IIi.‘ IuIr pinch of tr‘tnu (iiil‘llli‘liill, pricou cut in» hIIli’.
NOS. 9 AND 5 [GAZETTE BUILDING.
HalfaPricc Cloak Sale
("IIIIIII in nuII Ili'lfli‘ any of input, tho pIIlrII intittliz. ot't‘.
HOUSEFURNISHIN G DEPARTMENT.
Wohuvv IIhoIIi lIIIIIIItyilIIII H:li’llli‘ill5l lIII‘t. pump of thIIm thI ilIItII‘ii hon‘dn IvrI intro lInIl thin ocean". all of
Notice.
m
IIIII-it’IIuI, III-II lIIIIIIIin
Selectmen.
till)“. March i3.
1: III..
sumo iiS may he II,IIIII=Is:IIII‘,\'.
llilll‘ll III Wcsl
Willi.
EDGAR 'l‘.
m? il i?
All pcrsuns liable to taxation in illi‘
stt. Norwulh School District of ill"
town of NIIIIII'IIlk, in tho pinto oi‘ (YoIiv
untitled I
IIIIIIItiIIg of the Board of Relief of said
illSU‘li'i will he held in llli‘ ()l‘lli‘t.‘ oi’ the
in mild Nurwulk. on Tues-
1906. from 9 a.
for the purpose of hoaring any
illlpt‘illH from tiIII doings of the “$303.34
ors, and to llllit‘ such action on the
Norwnik. MIII‘IIII 7.
RATES
District. Committee.
hut II
iii. to
NOTICE.
District.
.\'IIIiI.~ .I iIIIIIIlIy
.II'tlII‘II ilI.
.lIII-oh .\i.
South Not-walk. ("oun.. i‘or
tun, Nu,
day of Mort-h.
II, 111..
A. ll.
iiou IIIIrl
illi'll i I‘“.
pIIrtIII-ting of chi
i‘ouu., this,
ll, liltlii.
Sigurd.
.ltlliN u.
("outtnittI-II ot‘ the South
SI-hnnl District.
:Issvssmout of tho l'i'tll IIIIIl
situuioti thnt lllt‘l'i‘ was
nnIi stIpIII'niII
thtI nuIIIIIIIIIn-u,
of Jacob hi. Layton, Nu.
JOHN H.
inn School District,
SOuth Norwalk
Union School
:~..I1i.i Ill...‘.i.t ‘IIIII. llt't'll mud:
on tho i0\\‘ll list (It lilo}, IIIIIl ilIIIi IIIIiIi
lix‘t lltiS IlIiI: Ii:I_\‘ lli‘i'il IlstIIsiiIIIi by tho
I‘li‘l‘li ot‘ said district :It illi‘ (IillIIII oi
l.II,\'ioII, No. 5 Rnilronnl l'IIII-II,
(‘Xi
lion. and [hot thu board of Wild will
IIIIIIII at tho office of said Jilt'flll M. Lil)“
5 liIIilI'IiIIIl Place, on tho lTIlI
thud. :It 2 o'clock
to hour and Ilcth'Iuluo llll up-
[Wills- lliiitlt‘ to mom for ilI(I equaliza-
Ii unswe-
llIItIIIi at tho (‘I'iy of South Norwnlk,
ilIII iitll tiny of MIII‘IIh. A.
i. BLANCHAHD.
Lif‘vll'i‘.
MA'I‘TIIEW (‘Oilllli'l"i‘.
Norwnlh
Notion is hereby IIlao given that an
l'ililillll‘ (III
mo of tho suiIi Ilixtrirt which was so
no distinct
\‘llllli‘S hus hIIIIII III'IIlII. hy
IIIIIi this tiny ilotl hy
tho tIlork of said district at the other
5 Railroad
Place. City of South Nurwnlk. Conn.
DutIId at tho'City of South Norwnlk.
(‘olIu., thin, the Inn any of Mun-h, 19013.
A. Ill.AN(‘llellll.
Hilll'l‘,
hi .-\'l"l‘ l l EW (‘Ol‘ill iI‘I'l‘T.
('quuIiltIIII of the South Norwalk i711»
uiI'IIII Il..It IIII ilS'v
sI-ssuII-ut oi‘ tlII- Hull and IIIiIIlIlI- II..IIII:I.
IuI'IIIII-
m 6 ill
w,___—.
EIIIIIII'
'lnhns
cringe, plaids and stripes.
$1.50 end 01.90.
hluoo, olive, green. etc
I-II-n-h
Gum-day Innings.
I
0..
all “Imitation It...
of Spring wonrnhien are putting
The Star and Monarch Nonli-
iioe Shirts in all the new coi-
An alluring array otthe tam-
nur Keisor Nochwonr. in grayn,
New arrival of fancy Halt
Hose and Handkerchiefs. at 25c.
09m: Monday. Widnlddly and
Mill! Hill
moon. ,
momma. ‘ ,m
1111111111. 4' .
trunnion“.
L
i
home 01‘ Mrs.
liu street.
by Mrs. lI‘IIIInlI lleclmr.
wet-II. I-IIII'IIId
Whiut (‘luh was lItIlIl yesterday at the
Thomas Reed. in Frank-
The first prize was won ,
mtfr,.s),mems wlIIIIh was planned, has boon IiIIt’crroIi
'lhe next meeting will
lIII III the li(lill(‘ of him. lI‘rIIuh lint-her.
Large Galvanized Chamber Pilll‘i, 250. '3 Rolls Toilet Paper, 10c Clll'lli‘t Boaters, I ' lilo
V . | I; r 3BIIra Soup, “ Cl l 1, . 90
UnIlVCl‘SIll Wtingers, $.90 Scrub Brushes, 7: (1t Ies .lIILil,
Clothes Dryers, $1.00 h‘lnt Irons. per ll)., 30; Cnmphor Balls, 100 lb.
/
TRISTRAM 81; HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
A IIIIII-Itiug of theI Merry ’i‘wolve A meeting of the Painters'. Paper
llangcrs' Itnd Decoratoru‘ Union will
he. held this evening. The smoker
for It time. ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMFNTS
AFTERNOON AT 3.
EVENING AT 8.
Pictorial Reproduction
OBER
GAU
by
HENRY ELLSWORTH.
Auspices of
300 COLORED VIEWS
SELECT ORCHESTRA
KREUZESSCHULE
summer (1905)
Note—411' ‘llmvotth iI. tho
l‘i'lltllllli‘l‘s ill ()hommluomun
Biasecr's (ignt stores,
new; store and by members of
Si‘i‘Vi‘il spots on and nttor
March 8. III lioyt’s 'l‘hoatrc
Woods drug storm. Norwulk.
HOYT S THEATRE
Sunday, March 1 1
AMMER
Its People and Their Plays
Norwalk Aerie.
No. 558, F; O. E.
CATHEDRAL CHIMES
CHOIR SINGERS
First time here. VieWS oi the
as produced in Oberammergau last
I. . ii. I I, _. , only I ‘\ o
AIIIIIIIiI‘nII who has appeared before the 6111‘ 8 45
, .' I .,. ' ' ,. I. . I v 1.115 8
views (“'0 Ilttt‘crIIII-I. from illl others and o .
are the only ouos shown to illlil (In-
Ilorseti by llit‘ performers. authorities
On sale at WlIIIiplcy & Clarke and
(‘olomnn’ s
the
Acute. and can be oxchnuged' for re-
'l‘hursduy.
and
iiiiii
KEEP A LITTLE COZY
CORNER in your cellar filled
with Coal.
We could continue telling you
until dooms-day that we sell good
Coal, but it will not make a dent
in your memory until the day
that you decide to give our Coal
a trial and are thereby convinced
and converted.
And from that day forward
‘ forsaking all others, for better
and not for werse, for richer and
not for poorer, you will buy Coal
of us.
its lens that it.
Spemal in
BLACK SUITS
IIIIIl villagcrs iu Olli‘i'fllllllli‘l‘gail. Mov~ ’
i111: pit-titles \IIIIIIII novel tutu-n. AT GOTTLIEB 5
Tickets ........... 25c, 35c and 50c
Post Cards,
Fine Views of The Norwalks.
\
The Return of
luctratod conga.
2—PERFORMANCES—2
At Popular Prion.
Evening-«40¢, 200 and 30¢.
Beau Now on Sate.
, on: man-r ouw
MONDAY, moon min.
mm. nuance:
Him'ulf
2 Catriona. M “in Huron!
In. Iowa.
Vluduvlilc maul.
Iiflul MO
HOYT’S THEATRE.
i MATINEE AND NlGHT,
SATURDAY, MARCH 10TH.
n5..2“:’:.:«.°.:::..I.I:.II:.:I.I .22: "hour's 111111013"
lng pictures and also the into“ it-
Matlnee, 2:15: Evening, 8:15.
Matinee—Children 10c; Adults. 20c.
norms THEATRE.
/
And His also“ New N'rVozli‘tArovlvll of the
Monumental «thyme and Town.
On the Live Hams n the ‘l'tirllttmn
Colored and Plain. .
New Line of Leather Cards.
WM. A BMfiGfllMAN S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington at.
“em for manual Laundry
The that with both
(:0th and ”find, ‘
Norwalk Chronicler