bi Wepkswlott»
b.09uri-‘~3matto tints
, ills 0m Biting
ll Payment of $50
. vin-
” term of thomrltuinai court
anoint yesterday morning.
Silks A Robi'nuon who presid-
‘ tho whole term. discharged
scourttjolourcd up considerable
“d ends of offense before the
. has given, Robert, Jones
w Canaan for whom a bench war-
at: loaned Monday, was brought
,, or the court. and was most profuse
in hill apologies. He was sick attd
. yesterday he told
I139 gRObinuon. .
I‘ in Informed that you said you
nominal come," remarked .ludue Ro-
xra och. ‘
That is wrong yottr honor. I always
torrent; the court and everybody
go with courtesy."
June; was charged with the theft
poultry. if was alleged that he
olodhree ducks belonging,r to some
orthy New Canaan farmer. He
pleadedgyllty and auto pleaded for
,‘ ency. ,He, is it titan of advanced
or its, apparently well educated, and
m, st‘pollt'e ‘in expression. He had
been a hard working shoemaker, ho.
_ doubts honor, but machinery had kil-
~ t1, his occupation and be bad to take
. chick and shovel. The court
“liliilgh‘a line of $l0 would cover the
Renee.”
_ Another Hen Case.
,Michaol Gillis culllc up before his
onor for scntettce. He too. was ac-
used of poultry stealing. He forced
'ltl‘lal' yesterday afternoon and the
tiny tonnd ltlm guilty after nine utiu~
tites’ deliberation. l-le hulls front iittni-
inglon‘und they said Itc stoic three
turkeys, and a dottcn chickens. 'l‘ltomas
Hall was in the some game. bttt he
pleaded guilty. Both men were given
. one year in jail.
Three Months in Jail.
fi It. was a nasty story they had to it'll
about. Joseph Laloy and Peter Piil'isfitr
be original charge was. ittdeccttl aa-
uli, but this Wits changed to sim-
ply assault. limp pleaded guilty to.
the lesser offence and each were given
three months in jail.
Assistant State Attorney tiaicu A.
Carter told Judge Robinson that he
would act go into the details of the
” crime because Illtty were of the Illtlrii
roVoltIng characters. It was a ratio of
degeneracy all around. The men were
soul. down front Sherman uttd have
been in Jail for three months. The
Court zavc'lhom three months more.
.“More Fool Than Sinner."
Ausiulaai State Attorney Carter said
hu'wonid recommend a uoile itt the
Gillie of John I). Smarto, charged with
perjury. upon the payment of $30 .\It'.
Cutter fluid that iilt' Iiittill thing: illitillt
the case was that Stuttrlo had made
«fool of lIllttHcll’ and he tlitl not think
it: right to send the man to Sittit' prison
Juli; because he had llliliit‘ a fool of
himself. The statute for perjury did
glut. permit of a line, no he would
recommended the Indie upon pttytttt-ttt
bf #50;
elpoclaliy nu Sutttrto's testimony made
I) dillt‘i‘ellt'u ill.illt' case,
_ Another Noilc.
. stitliill ('l‘ou‘lhy was ttllmvcd in no
on I) Ilfllit'. l-lc wan accused of lifting
’2'] from tho ltttt'kt-ts ol‘ \\'llli:tlu .\lc
Guilt. The state ditl not appear to
have lunch of a t'ttrw nuaiuot hittt and
go he was allowed to no, He had al-
' fly served three IIIIllIiiIt-i ill Juli, ow-
to 11 mistake of the clerk of the
hilly court in not making; out lllH pn-
r: for the ilt't'idtlber it'l‘lIl. 'l‘ltlu
lg hellovcd to ho a punishment
Malt.
BITTEN BY A DOG.
all Corrlor Percy H. Glendening Had
canine Sink Teeth in His Cali.
. While Iii his uattul dultcu ol' tllnlrtlr
tilting mull ycuterduy afternoon. I’t-rt-y
:‘ Giondenlnu. one ol' the \vclikilowu
_ 'ifil‘ll Oi' iiiI‘ Nttl'Wulit pout-tililt'c. lltitl
.9119: biio him In it i"l'ltilt‘t' street yard.
canine. uttult Itn teeth quite deeply
'Mr. flicndcutnu‘u rail and to: n
it the wound pulnctl badly all
. it ,
t‘. imitleuilliz rucouuizctl tho that.
.iio'owucd by Stephen tsicotIt-ld. it
t tilovod that the dog Wilt-i mad
" van.- .. i ”do...“ um...
ken
"- ”‘8‘
I you will find it hurt no
.t to Iltvo money after nil.
mmart an Account horn
our comma. and once
you will take. illi interest
it grow.
to have you call and Mill
I r over wtlih tut.
font Interest Paid
in of $1.00 and 010:,
no ovary out months.
hours. 0 o. in. to I,
"Saturday «onion
o'clock.
' rum antral.) tut ’
Ii $250,000
novnu. it. 1—1.. March arm—rt... it...
which destroyed the Monsanto Temple.
Black ‘A "ll/ Lbs: ls Estimated
l
, on Control avenue, in this city. early
today. was confined to that. building.
Several times burning brands ignited
the, roots at nearby .utruciu‘ros. .but in
each ruse the blaze wnsauic‘klv ex-
tinguished. When the wailuof the big
ilveotory brick block fell several spec
tutors were slightly injured by flying
bricks. d‘lto lotto in estimated today
at nearly 8250.000. It Its not yet. known
whether lhe."l‘omple will be rebuilt.
The cause of tho fire, which started
in the hardware atom of C. it. .leunlus,
has not been ascertainod.
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PLANS FOR NEW SYNAGOGUE.
W
Bo Made by the Local
Contractors.
Architect. F. S. 'Morohouuo has Judd
completed the plans for a vcry.ltttnd-
Home synagogue. to be erected in a
short time at, the corner of South Main
and Concord ulrcetu by the. Built lu-
ruel Society. which purchased llte Htie
some time ago. .
The structure will be 35x02 feet ltt
ground space, anti will have a. ueaiv
Int; capacity of about 325 people.
The synagogue will bo'Moot'luh in
character. will be built of wood. with
two towers of Moorish type, with min-
aret. tops. The larger or the two tow~
ors will be on the South Main su'oet
side. the structure facing on Concord
street. 0n the right will he a smaller
twin tower. The Hiructurc will be
constructed of wood and will be shing-
ch all over and from the elevation
pittnu will undoubtedly be. a great orna.
tneul to the street.
'l‘Itere. will he. a gallery on
sides of the ttuvc.' ._
The basement. of the church In to
be so equipped as to allow of a very
line meeting place. for the members.
There will be a large ball in the bunc-
nteut togctltcr with two finely equipped
built rooms and a plunge bath and lot-
let rooms. ltt many ways the Hyatt-
Rogue will be one of the finest of small
synagogues ill the slate.
-’I‘ho drawings and speczlicatlons be
lug cotttpleled bulhlcrs will now be ill-
Iowed to figure on tile plans. which
are ‘ut tire ollico ot' Architect More
house.
The bids for the utructtlt't‘t are to he
sent to Abraham Harris. tho l‘t'esl
dcut of the licth Israel Society.
Estimates Dan
I
ihrec
IMPORTANT MEETINGS OF MIN
ERS. "
One to be Hold This Afternoon and
Another Tonight.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 2ii.~l’reai
tit‘ltt .\‘iil(‘llt‘il. ol‘ lilt‘ i'llilt‘tl Mint
Workers of America. today called it
tncctiug of the anthracite cotntttlttce
for this evening at. 7:30 o‘clock. ’l‘hir
cotttntlitee consists. of executive boards
of tile three anthracite districts tttttl
President Mitchell. The cotnmiitct
will discuss the anthracite situation.
INDIANAPOLIS. lud.. March 29 ~
When the national convention of tilt
Mint- \i'ttrkt-rs of .\ltterlc:t was culled
Iii order today. President Mitchell
.sztld:
’I‘ltls t‘tiili'l'lilltlll h.- i'illlI‘Ii that you
play (it‘lt'l‘llilllt‘ .\‘.‘iI:|I action to iiiiit' olt
lit“ “‘ttxt‘ (tilt-stilt”. ill the central cont
petitivc tlii-li‘it'l the ttl)t'l‘:ti(iI'S have of
t't-t‘cd the lll't‘ht‘lli scale. This was ill»
fouled by tho IIliIlt'l‘H. lit the joint t'ott
t‘wt'ettcc is pcutlltu: my motion to re
nittt‘tt tho Rt‘dlt' or lttttzt. rm» i\\_’o rears "
"In the Hilli'ith‘Sl tlil‘ll'it‘i the dole
.mtca huve proposed a settlement on
thi- hauls of iilt' acttlc of limit, with an
:i'i\‘tillt't‘ ot‘ threw crttts at ton in min-
i:t., settle at liilt Inning pointu. \\’ltttt
;.~; the pleasure of the convetttiott‘f”
tin Ilillllitll lltt' action of the scale
committee \\‘i1h‘i‘lliltil'.\'l‘ll.
.\l'l--t' hello; in convention n Hiltll'l
little and t‘IitlIli'tlllll: titt‘ ttt'iittlt of tht‘
rttliit' committee the miners adjourned
to lilt't'l In joint contort-nee with the
ttpt‘rttlorn at 2 p. III. today.
SCHOOL TEACHER RESIGNS.
Miss Anna E. Baldwin Leaves South
Norwalk for Boston.
.‘dbu-t .r‘llllil l-I. littldwin. who for thc
pout ten ycutu ltu.~t been one of the
moat t'tillilllit‘ n:ctnbcru of the South
fx'orwulk teaching corps and IISI-ilailllli
principal and musical 'Illfill'ilt'ltli' In the
Franklin School. toduy~tendered iit'l
I'I'Hliiiliilitlli front the corps and learnt-
ltlIIlttl‘i'th for llostotr where ulte will
voltage In educational work. '
Mbot Ilnldwtu iiiitt had it wide expcr
lt‘lli'l' tu t'tiilt'liiltliltll circlea. ltttvlnit
iouultl for a number of yrnra In other
iiiilt't'lt before coming to South Nlll‘»
wttik. t-llnco idle canto to llthi city
Itct' pt‘out'cun itttu bttcn utendlly upward
in the corpu of which she lum hecn our
of the mold capable iettrhoru. Iler wide
cxpcrtunce ill-t Il lettcbcr. her extensive
tottdy and reading and her conuidortr
ltle trttvcht llu'o ultoltl' ililh and othet
countries tnuply it her tor the higher
poultlou which Iiilt‘ will immune, in Iiou-
loll.
i-ilut-e tlilt' iiiiN lluull ii utemhnr of the
locttl lent-hing form, In her ruin «it mu~
flit‘lil inutrnclor. nhu hint utetitllly rttlu-
' ed tho anode. of the urboolu until it no
maples u very enviable poultlou of oil-
mdlcnce in the. curriculum. -
lieulotut to the. teaching rorpu iii to
be tilnccrely regretted.
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LYCETT CA8: GOES OVER.
Now Bold Thai Broad River Mart Will
be Trlod in May.
he. rose of -itii’lif3l! llyxzutt. tho lirouti
River man. charged with u heinous
crime, which was to have been tried tu
Bridgeport yeatertluy. did not come up
because gt the hint that Attorney John
J. Within, who Was to savour for Ly:
coil. watt engaged on another matter.
The came into now mime over to the
May term. filliic'ft Attorney Citron
utumd yesterday that he would inulut.
that the defence be ready to ”so on
with the noon at the. opening or the
f“
. my term. broad to under a bond of
I ‘ K .
g 0
Anthony Curiosity, of Waterbury
. Despomietlt Over Sentence of
His Son to Prison for Life
WA'I‘ERBURY. March gill—Anthony
Curiosity today shot hilt win: and than
himself at hiu home. 24. South River-
side street, in the Brooklyn district.
but his wifo will recover. while be,
In expected to dlc' bciforo the day in
over. ‘ ’ . >
it In said that Cottouky bud been TM
pondent reoontly on account of the
venom trial and conviction of his son
.loueplt. who was sentenced to state,
prison for life a, short time ago for
the. murdcr over a year ago of 'I‘ltomnu
CA. Ltlt‘kit'tititi, thc ttgod farmer who llv.
ed on tho Woodburg road. C(titet-tky
and his wife had quarreled during the
day,. it is raid, and about. noon he
wrote a note to a friend saying "Bro-
ther Lithuanian: I out going to die to-
thtly. Good by." Soon after that he
took his revolver and uhoi his! wife
twice. one bullet taking effort in the
head and the other In the hue . He al.
so fired three more shots Ill, hltt wife
bttl neither of which took el’i‘oct. (lone-
sky thou tttrned the revolver on him-
self and shot a hole itt his head He
dropped to the floor nucnoucloua and
was taken to the Waterbury Hospital.
whore it is reported that he cannot
recover, His wife was also taken to‘
the hospital. but it is thought. that the
bullets can he rctttoved and that she
will recover rapidly unleua Hillllt‘ com»
ulicuilon sols ill. '
(Yeuesky Is a laborer and forlydive
rears old. ills wife is a few years
younger. It is cttttcd that he and his
wife have bt'ootlcd it great deal over
the conviction of their son and have
been despontlent its a result.
The non Joseph was one of the. three
then sent to prison for life for the
murder of Lockwood, the others being
Charles littssctt and Frank Leonard.
’l‘he (Icncsky have fottr small child-
t'eu.
~
Justices of the Peace to Keep Them
Under Control Until May 1.
The second wsulon of the honorable
don. court. of the Town of Norwalk was
held liliS'nltll‘illIlI: in the office of Just-
.it't‘ tti' iht‘ l’t-uco William 0_ t‘lnrk. iii
brief the lludltuz of the honorable dog
court was lo the eli'cct that the select-
tttcn oi the Town of Norwnlk have
ncglrctoti to perform their jlltii duties
in the matter of tnttzzlinu dons itt the
tltorougltfttrea of the town_antl as .1
result. of the t'cntlssucse ot' the t-'.elcrt~
Illt'll all dogs are ordered to Wt‘tll‘ bird
‘ilfll'H on their norm for a period of
thirty days or else stay in Ihilr own
back yards ttntil lltc first titty of May.
it is: understood ihttl the dogs trill
hold it May titty celebration. bttt this
would not be verified.
it has ttll come about through the
many tttttd dog scores which the town
has. experienced tlttt'itttr the paid few
months. (‘lllilt‘lln‘ demanded that ;~o'.ne.
ltinu he done but the uclt-eintett claim-
.~d that it was not their place to take
my action in the matter. The ,ittetlceti
if the llt'ilf‘t' contended that It was the
duty of the wdncllllt‘il. but at the latter
.tmciuln did not art. lilt' ,llllillt't‘t-i held
I nteclittu about u utontlt ttuo ttnd orv
dcrcd :tll dons tnttlecd or confined.
Tilt' l‘t't—tiil was nutrveloua. ‘
For the next few d'tyn till the H'lliili
and ln<luulllcant unluutla in town
word bird tunes. and the done of larncr
species. Silt‘il on St llcrltttrtlu Iiilli t'ili~
uerouu. tlitl nttl appear to be utumlctl
'tt, all.
The justices point out that under
the statute which uii'et-t ihcut power in
art there is no penalty imposed and
the tiiiit‘t-I'H of the law are afraid to
kill the tlililrt cu nut-mint of the danger
of civil suits being brought against
them.
Public opinion however. the second
time demanded that ”‘0an action be
Ilikt‘ll and an the ueicctnten still refuse
to act the ,lllHilt‘t‘H held a meeting this
lttornlnu In the office of Justice. Clark.
At the clone of the audition during
which the wt-luhty legal points Were
chewed over the following ordor was
protuullutted.
Art the ueloctnten or the town of Non
walk have not noon ill to do their
duty in unforciux iilt‘ dog laws as con-
tained Itt the general utatuto. there-
fore Ordered: y
'I‘Iutt llntil May I. infill, all owner-u
of unuumzlod dogu within the town of
Norwalk shall keep tho unnu- conilned
to tho ownor'tt proutiaes or under lunch.
All Dfil'tiOIlt-t violating the order uhttll
no subject. to tho utututu In uuclt Clltit'
ttntdo and nrtwldeu.
Opinion by Justice Keogh, ttll the
rind concurring.
W..-
CONNECTICUT D. A. Fl,
Annual Idlinou Mutiny Belng Hold
Today In Sim-bury.
BlMEimlilY. March 2ti.-'l‘ho annual
hurdnuau meeting of the Connecticut
ii. A. R. iii bolus: hold here today at tho
(iottgrngntlomd Church. and in ttttntul-
ed by delegates from Chapteru from
till pttrtu of the. mate. The visiting do.
lemurs um tho gucoiu of the Aitllnli
i’bnlpn Chapter. of thin platen. 'l‘lturo
wan an oddrouu of welcome at the
ooenlnz neat-Inn by Mrs. Gtailrgti (3.
film. the rogent. of the local chapter. of-
lor which reports of the secretary and
treasurer were heard. '
'l‘itey chow an oxcoptlonaliy good
your union; the chbptorn attire stain
W
IPINID FOR OUNDAY MILLING.
NEW MILFORD. March 29.~»unhio
banned. the propriotor oi the New
England House. was fined Ii. total or
3220 and cool: for selling liquor on
nudity. The amount mm motto up of
0100‘ that cant: outlet.
through bid , attorney
RICINT ARIN l D! VlllII-l
NW
mutt, Huron ileum-trod:
(I lit! M“ yttrium». '
or “detour-hunts. if
ed.
it “it"
by” n “motion of the it
» ‘ Norwoik bilBi'fleBl tricolor quit» a num-
, her ofyeura, baa decided to ombtn'k
lies, which were really the moat tiitll' ,
linen of no with on 12 counts with .
fife. “alight: _ ‘
, _ , in initiation
tiny nlWIiI limit, :Nli‘wllk.‘
Home ill. om, who but book a
into therein obtain. loan and invest,
meat. busineas. To that and, Mr. Dunn
in having an oilico handsontcly titted
up in the old postol‘llce building. 45
Wail street.
Ml‘. Dani! intend» to upon the pow
01009 011' Monday next and hail tho aa-
surname of ‘conaidorublo business oven
at tho outset. .t ' '
li‘he other occupants of this store
are Charles H. Dilworth, the Jeweler.
and iii. B. Burger and Company. bulldv
in: contractor .
‘soé wonztonsns ARRERTED.
Duluth Police Trying to clear Lip Mur-
dor Mystery.
DULUTH. Minn. March 29.-Six for-
elgneru‘who are thought by the police
to have occupied the house in Minno-
wollu whet-o six Bulgarians wcre‘hnur-
tiered Tuesday morning. were arrested
here today: .,
FIRE 0N RICHARD PECK.
NEW YORK. March 2i‘.'~‘i\i the office
of the New York, New Haw 1 anti
Hartford Rallroatl'n steamboat, lines
in this city today. It was announct-‘d
that. there was a slight fire on“, the
s-tonmcr Richard Pot-k while on her
way from New London to New York
at 2 u. m.. Wodnosday. The tire
started in one of the toilet rooms from
an electric light wire and was quickly
diucorered by u watchman. The watch-
man tturoeled a hose and fill/flogttishod
the blaze in two minutes. .'l‘he damage
was very slight. An oiliecr of the.
line unit] today there wuu'ho ‘pttnic on
board the steamer and tluttmhno of the
passengers knew of the fire until it
was extinguished.
_.._._.._._.__._._
BRIDGEPORT RIFLE RANGE ABAN~
DONED.
Captain George A. Cornell, of Hart:
ford. state nrtnorer, wont to Bridgeport
today to dismantle the rifle range in
that city and will store the platen and
markers in tin.- Brldgcport Armory.
’I‘he stoic rifle range has boon vacated.
owing to It. being required by the tin-
lon Metallic Cartridge Company. to
which the land belongs. The state
military authorities are looking around
for a site where a 1.000-yurd rifle rnngo
can be eutnbliuhod.
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MAY BE A COAL FAMINE.
'I‘lte Norwulks nro threatened with it
coal famine. Dcalcru admit that it in
very difficult to obtain coal and most
of them are far short of their usual
supply. The prices were raised yet-t-
tcrdtty in Brooklyn and New York from
$6.50 to $7 per ton. httt the local dcni~
ers have kept. the price down to 30.
which Is Still) cheaper than coal can be
bought. in the chins.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
WASIIING’I‘ON. March 20.~~’i‘hc
president sent oltltty to the Senate the
following: rovttlnntlttns.
Attorney for the. diutrlct of (irogon.
William C. ill‘iSlOi: .
(Thief of the Ilurcnu of Yards and
Ilorka, with rank 'of Ii’catl Adntirnltti-
\il I‘qulncor Mordecai 'l‘. I-Iudicoti.
l’tuttmnstlcrs:
Connecticut-II .i. Mullby. Not‘iltford.
.l, l’. ilynn. Winntcd.
THE. QUEST.
"0. would you fly with me, full :nuid."
he sighed.
"To some sequestered spot. sonic (lit-t-
tant laud
Win-re we might wonder. t'ttlut nml
\\’Oil|i(‘l'ing~t')'t‘ti.
'I'ht'ottgh attttuhinc anti through siltttl»
ow. hand in hand?
\\'ouid.~st lcttve titettr section of petty
stress and strife.
And llnd iilt‘ lnnd whcrt- none of It
in known.
\i'ltcre dresses. dinners, cnlls. fret not
oue‘s life.
Witt-re tto ont- eu'vlcts what tho oth-
ct':. owu'.”
'i‘ltt- coy young thing arc him an earn.
('5( look;
“What wondrous land
yours?" she asked.
"A land where none must. read the. lat.
col. hook,
Where graft is not In magazines tut-
masked. .
Whore life and living are idyllic joys.
Where women are not bottltd ln fa-
nhlon‘u chnlnk,
Where talk is more.” ho tutld. "than
making nob-to.
Where bonnclu do not. have
ltdetl than brainu."
in this of
more
“0. In there Hilt‘li a place?" uhc naked
him then.
"0, really. truly. tell me if you
know."
"There in it loud like. thin." he uniti.
"and when
I mane upon it, them I fttltt would
go. i
All. any the wurdi
with me
To thin fnlr land that has no blight-
ing art.
No ulltlittu Iilll'lill nirswwhcro it” are
frco ’ '
Anti find their potion of mud near tut-
turo'u heart."
titty you will go
"i will!" uln- murmurcd; then with
radiant t-yeu
Bho cried: “fl. Inn‘t it n uplontlid
chance!
I'll teach them to play bridge. whirl
for it prize.
wind how to givu a dinner and a
dance:
l'll till my trttnltu with iovoly lhlutto to
twining—I‘m
"till we was show or dam mountains
in do ukiua." unlti brother William.
"wo'tl want tor mortgage out all. tor
till money enough im- pity tin ltttttm
{ism In til: ti'tli‘i‘."--Aiiilliilv consult»
on. ' '
added to daily.
Prlccs $5.00 to $10.00.
gerlc Effects, with short. threequurler a
..-m
RELIEVED. l
“They have mndc some curious disw
coveries about you." said the friend.
"What's the. matter?" said the. It
uttrancc director. "it isn'tyunythlng,
that reflects on my business capacity.
is It?"
"They say you have gotten more
than your share of the funds.“
"That isn‘t so bad. i was afraid
It, bud turncd'ottt. that. I got loss titan
tny uhare.“-Wnshln-zton Star.
Lots of people make. both ends meet
by creating a hiatus In the middle.
NOTICE.
l’ropeunls will be received at tho
office of the Board of Street Commie»
sinners tttttll Tuesday. April 3. at. 5
o'clock p. td.. for a newer on West and
North Main Hil‘f‘i‘il-i. Plans and speci-
fications may he Stit‘lt til the oliicc of
the Street Commissioners.
C. E. DOW.
GERARD WEED.
Ii. .i. (‘.I"l‘l‘.ll.l.,
t‘iotnntl.siouers.
tttL’il iii
‘\ The Best Furniture Polish.
For five days we
will sell 500 bottles
for 250.
E. It. Gorltutt,
DECORATOR.
TELEPHONE—452.
IO FIRST ST. E. NORWALK.
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You’re Ready
FOR A
Spring Suit.
Ant] Wo‘ro randy lo rtoll you
our. livery good style In to
be found at this aloro»ulyiou
that rottunentl theutuelvou to on
‘I'or tltolr cxcluulvu' utyluu. no
lulu-lea and excellent. tailoring.
They represent the bout lttmtly-
Io-Wcttr (Yioihca on tho market
today. Wu unuruntcu untiui‘nc-
lion to fit, and wear.
(limit Build and Top Cantu.
' $10 to $25
“nu—n
\Vl'lll‘
And fly Willi youth that titidi' ittntl
, afarm
And won‘t I paralyze tho women
there? . l
I‘ll allow them all what dowdt‘
things they are." ,,
«Chicago i'rlhune.
Open Monday, Wednesday Ind
by us are very attractive and Very much out of the
nos. 3 and 5_GAZET'l‘E BUILDING. ' ,
Annual Showing of , Suits, cunts
‘ We are now showing our advance styles of high-class Suits, Coats and Walnut. 'i‘he,utylos which are shown
ordinary. Our assortment which is very complete is bent"
C 9 I V . I
Ladles Tmlored Sluts.
The newest modplu are shown by uuiln Spring Suits.
in black, tut well'ua all the staple and fancy shades.
The Short Eton
Prices from $10.00 to
New Spring Coats.
Stylish Waists.
nti long alcoves. Prices, 50c to 84.0 8.
and ‘Waists.
‘Etiect; clan Medium and Box Cools
$25.00.
The latest stylus in Scpttrtttc Coats, tight-filling, ltolf‘illtln-g and box shapes, in black and covert mixtures.
in Lace. China and 'I‘uffetu Silk. lrlmbt'oidcrod Linen, Embroidered Batiste. Lawns, lllull, Madras and Lin-
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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SUGGESTIONS FROM
Dear F
of feeling. indeed, who does not ex
,till your eyes tire.
The cut, the fit, the finish. th
Spring. They express mode in it
6 North Main Street.
rTht. Copyright Clothing Company.
ricnds.
Easter is approaching with swinging strides. He must be blunt
perience at this season something
of the. electric freshness that is in the very air we breathe.
What of your EASTER SUIT? For no man can let Easter slip
by without new clothes to chime with nature's re-awakming.’
The Copyright Clothing Co.. foremost Clothiers, have put forth
a Spring line unrivaled in distinctiveness and diversity.
Gray is the season's leading color and we can show you grays
e style of the Suits of the Copy-
right Clothing Co.‘s tailors are supreme from every viewpoint.
Even if you are not in the buying mood, but merely style-curious,
we will show you our $7.00 and $to.oo Suits and Overcoats, which
can’t be equalled for a'great deal more.
We can show you the Copyright Co.’s masterly fashions for the
s extreme and final development.
They portray suits which are worn by the best dressed men in town.
Come in and act as if our store belongs to you. We value a cor-
dial hand-clasp as much as a purchase.
Thanking you for the past favors. we are
Respectfully yours.
THE COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
South Norwalkl
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
JEFFERSON'S IDEA.
Joseph Jefferson was a strong believ—
er In early marriages. and he. never
missed an opportunity to Impress his,
conviction-q upon youtu,r men. In not
address at Yalo_ lte staid: t
"'i nbomluatc bachelors. 'l‘hc oldcri
they grow the. more conceited they bc-l
come. I was talking to one and i asked t
ltlnt why he did not nturry.’ Hc par-
ricd the question by telling about dif~
t‘crent. ycung womtm Ito had known.
finding some faith. with each one, But
it appeared that all of ihcnt bud mar-
ried. -
"You are in danger of getting loft,'
I tutld to him. ‘You bud butter hurry
up before It in too lutc.’
" ‘0lt.’ sold ihc baohulor. 'tbero arc
Just. as good fish left. In the sea.“
"'1 know that.‘ i sold, ‘bui the bolt
~~~lun't. ihero danger of the butt becom-
lttg stoic?"
"Are you going to swcttr off this your
an usual?" "i‘eumtuxou."-»~ilnltlmore
American.
"tiIOVfR'SW mt rust."
Mined-y awnings. .
. ‘Thorhao‘tulh'bolh ‘
‘ comfort on, It)“.
sprint y! l
" ' rum.
" CORNER in
‘4 with Cool.
‘ and converted.
Not long ago, says Harper's Weekly,
a man was about to purchase a barrel
of apples at the establishment of a.
produce dealer. They appeared to ho
cupcrially fine one, but an old farmer
standing near whispered to ltim to look
in the middle of the barrel. ’I‘hls tho
would-ho purchaser did. to find that
with the exception of a layer at much
,(llilld, the apples were small and infor-
or.
"I'm ntttclt obliged," ho said, turning
to the chi farmer.
“i‘vc got some nice ones on my wall.
on i just brought In.“ the old fellow
venturod. diflldently.
"I'll take. a barrel from you. than."
the man said. paying. him tho price
and giving his address for their deliv-
ery. '
“Say," a. bystander asked, as tho
purchaser walked away. "how did you
know those apples in the motor of the
barrel were no good?" _
A twinkle canto Into the old codger'u
eye.
“tilt, that was one of my bar‘ln," he
sold. .
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English Guide—”Tile echo 'ero In
these mountains to wory lino, sir."
'l‘ourlot. tailor nhouting "llttllo!”l-»~
"Well, thorn In an echo, but' It Isn't
lntclllglblo."
Englhth Guillowwou don't
under-
i-iillilti the language. air;
’i‘htulo are
. Welsh mountains. y'lmow."-~«Phlludel-
plain Press.
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KEEP A.’ LITTLE Cozv
your collar filled
We could continue tellinf you: ‘
until doom-do thdt we not good
Coal, but it wi i not make a dent
in your memory until the day
that you'decide to give our. Coat .
1 trial and m thereby convinced ~
. Anti from that tiny forward.
ornkinswnll others; for better
md not :- writs; for rich and
tor for poorer, youwili buy Coal
Ill. " ‘ ‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler