onto
ll
in” to cortiiy tho mos
on
on indictments.
or. will be deferred until
miduiou has conducted
on inoihor citios. where,
omitted.
. humiliated by the commll»
[ , ‘cxnmino in April certain
I'ih‘Buifnlo and Philadelphia.
. ,Iidid frantic of equal if. not
magnitude than those alleged
‘ hi tr have been perpetrated;
3%.!!!er of‘lbo commission said
it? the practice. and that it was
. lot that this could he done on-
itth drastic action in courts.
l acoro of 1,404 to 1,407.
Mt night’s game completed the
iii-tournament between thc Norwalk
pilots and Hope Hose Company.
_. noigamep uu- well as tho tourna‘
n ‘wi‘is‘ won by tho Fire Police. hut-u
it"s contest. was between Henry
ltd ’i‘homas Dorney. the hoso
The score was loo to St.
. he'tournnmeni was for a handsome
, . 1.484
.. L407
ii of the. Fire Police and utter ibc.
,_ test, refreshments woro served.
9 score of the game by frames:
Dorney.
5
5w]
10
in»?
22
30—1
'lS--l
.' '. 3w2
48-4
51
57
(iii-l
75—4.
Slwl
K CONTR
yrnonwm.
(The Commercial Bulletin.)
The two and one-huli’ story Home
oiling which lirank W. Bucklioltz.
lining built on St. "John's uvcuuc.
.EdstNor-walk. in nearly complctcd.
Cornell & Company. ui'e doing tho
lzillilillbiilg. The. mason work wuu done by
Robin Brothers. ihc plumbing by tho
‘ Walk Healing 6‘; Iligbiing Com-
Ytand tho (‘lll'lll’llIi-'i‘ work by Wil-
l‘lnn‘B. Richard.
“ ‘ . Cottage ResidenCe.
oeslie Gamble- rlrcw lili' plans for
house which Samuel (1, lrclund is
0.11am erected near Hamilton arenuc.
i will contain six rooms and bath.
The general contract has bccn ion to
ohn‘Percert‘llo, and .lnmcs Lotnburdo
hiking the innson work.
The Reed g. \‘olk Electrical (Tom-
.iu’gfldhcusc ill 82 South Main sit-cot.
oh was formerly occipital by Mr.
Wank Comstock, ibc pcncrul mnnngcr
the Norwnllt Brass ('ompuny, and
which was I'Ei'l‘lllly piirchnsod by A.
fris. Allcrulions nrc being madc
If] an addition being built on llw
our, thetrcby making,r u lwoi‘itmily
one bi' A, .l. lfJonlcy and Arthur id.
"Benedict is tho. plumbcr.
The'i‘okcncke Walcr (‘omiuisslon
letod ll will bu net‘cHSili'y
bout two miles‘morc.
. The collar for the hit-gi- dwclliuc
\ hl‘cli Contractor Insulin (iutnblc
Milling iii 'I‘okonckc for I., It}. 'l‘eiarrl.
.. New York, has bccn complctml und
.,m‘k will be sturlcd on lbc silpcr-
flair turc at coco.
to lay
Norwnlk Baptist Church.
to
i. the Guild room.
‘q’l‘cxas.
‘lng the Hilliiliit'r. in
Luke, indicuu. .
piston on Account here
hilt? DOLLAR. and once
‘ 4 ”all; it grow.
to have you coil and tall:
euro, ’1 a. to. to a
Saturday «onion
o'clock.
, " lllllilllllltili '
New York
( Commerce» com;
under-billion and
jot foods by various
tilt. stated {it tho chines
on today that the pros»
. mou‘i oiduutlce for orim.
with the view to
This no-
.yimllnr unlawful act;
boon committed in New York
lint-fit was tho. determination oi
mission. so for us possiblc, to
I‘PQLICE wms TOURNAMENT.
JIM.“ d Hop: Hose Pool Players by
drnoll, representing the Fire Po-
o last. game was played at the
ACTING NOTES.
Dally have commenccd ibc work of wir.
nose. The t-iil‘bentcr Work is being
an‘nlrcady laid about ihrcc milcs of
‘nter Dixie. lnli lici‘orc the work is com.
is
‘trehearsul oi’ th Sunday school
gt was held last evening at the
bloating of tho Woman‘s Guild of
EYVEDIHCODIII (‘hurch will bc bold
buddy ul'lcrnoun at tho homo or
Therc will him no a bunlncss
log of tho. (lulid on Tucsdny own-
>ho'€hdpninn ovangcllsilc party has
titled a very uuccesutul campaign
Mobile. Alabama. and gonc to Dul-
iv‘rom there Mr. (lhapnmn
.go to i’ltisburg iintl remain ibcro
lingual he
‘i .dlrcct ii lilblc conicrcncc tit Wi»
voryouoooti»
nil choir and who lament attended: in
tact, otandiun room onlywus the rule
and. very little or that. .
The evening was devoted toothlotlo
contrasts and oxhlbl‘tiontt‘ot ‘ovarrlnx
by a number of local minors who
provided some very clever work for
the spectators. The first bout WM ho-
twoon .Eddlé O’Grady and John Lonv
chair. The two little: tellows were not
vary scientific but they wore in earnest
about their work and olmoed‘tho nud-
ienco very much. ‘ They sport-ad tor
three rounds. Ben Hill acted as rob
urea. .
The next event. was refereed by‘ Jos-
ophg,_,Roonoy and won it brink go be-
twocn Crawford Jessup. 0' East Nor.
walk. and Eddie Finherty. of Short
Rocks. Flahorty was a comical sort
of u boxor. but he. won tho hearts of
tho audience right. away. He started
in in an aggressive way. but. slipped
and foil down on his elbow and all
through tho bout he continued to look
at his elbow to see if. the skin was
broken.
The iirst round showed better for
.l'esaup thitn tor Finherty, but in thc
second and third round 'h‘lahcriy prov-
cd himself to bc. an uncut diamond.
'l‘hc ncxt oxhibition of the evening
was bptwceu Young .leI'frlos. seconded
by Jon Mulvlblll. and Jack Barrett, of
Sinini’ord, seconded by Jack Striker.
The men went. thrcc rounds anti in u
very llvcly manncr. showing that. both
are clcvcr artists in their line. flur-
rcii. bowovor. had much the boiler of
the Hpurritig throughout the lust two
rounds.
The til-xi cxliibittou was bciwccn
.luck Slrykcr. of East. NorWulk. and
Miciiucl Myluud. of Stamford. Eddie
Hill and lt‘rcd Buckley noted as cec-
ondx for Stryltcr and duck Barrett as
second for Mylnnd.
The boat while auppom-d to he the
star bout of tho crcuing did not. com-
pare in science with the preceding
onc. it “His prctiy cvcnly matched.
bowcvcr, though many state that My-
land bud considerably the better oi"
the urgumcnt.
PITTSBURG DELEGATES HAPPV.
cum
,loon‘on tho boom-m o.
All Mines Where Scale of 1903 Was
Adopted Can be Operated.
. l’l'f‘fSBllltC, l’a.. March :ti.—«-Piiis-
burg delegates to the minors“ notional
cochntlon who rcturucd front lntllunn‘
polls iodny u‘crc jubilant over the
adoption by the convcntlou yesterday
or tbc Perry i‘t‘sulllllilli which permits
tbc opcraiiou of all mint-c Wili-‘i‘t‘ tbc
wugc scale of lilotl is accepted. This
action int-ans tbcro will bc no strikc
of important-«- in this ilcltl mid lbnl
23.000 of tho utlfioo illllii‘l‘l-l in Pitts.
burg district will contlunc at work.
with poswibly ii shutdown in work of!
accumulated l-‘IUt'ii.
ii tbc iutIcpt-Itlrnt (llN‘l‘illUl‘i-‘u ruins:-
to Sign the ncw HI‘lllI‘ probably Iirc
thousand men will unit work in this
district. lndcncndcuis sccn today
wcrc rcliccni us to Ibclr plans. but
it was iuiitualod in most cumm that ho
mines of the indoncndcnts would opo»
rain ii‘ ibosr oi the combinc did.
SlitlllllliIN. l‘a.. Murcb Ill-wivlund-
t't'ilr‘. of minors in this ticltl did not
rcporl at the collicricu iodtiy. 'l‘lic mt-n
molt nil lill‘ll‘ tools from the worklnuc
last night which indicates tlutt tbc
minors cxpcci u long sirlkc.
Famine Threatens Chicago.
i'lliilAt‘xO. Murrh 3i.*'v-\Viih tho Im-
mcdialc prospcci of it big mlncrt-l' coal
:lli’lllO and an nitcnding pouuililliy of it
cool l'auiinc. ibc fut-l problcm was
changed coniplctclv in Chicago. you
tt-rday. 'l‘bc rcporls of "sixty duys“
supplies of cool dwindled to but half
that amount wbcn iurI-nlorics wore in
km prclmrulory to nit-cling iiii‘ scrious
problcm which now confronts Sil‘i'dfl
railways uud nuinul‘uciurcri-s in tlic
city.
With tbc opcuiug of luminous iiilIlSnS
iht-rc was ll scurrying ultcr furl novcr
bt-i'oro nor-n in tho history of Chicago.
More than forty thousand tons of coal
wcro haulcd front riillroad yards and
cool yards during ibc tiny. Momborr
of tho (loltl 'l‘cantutcrs' Union ““1110
movcd 33.400 ions of cool during the
(lily. more than over licl‘orc bud lit-cu
hulilcd in one day ln‘lln- history of tho
orgnnlmttlon.
’I‘hc pricc of lht- various grndos of
soil coal row M‘Vl‘lllyiin‘ could it top
during tho tiny. un incrcituc of thirty
i‘i'llltl brim: l‘i'l‘lil'iii"fi Iilt‘ Ilriii half
hour of thc rluy'u buxlucnn.
Anothcr cicmcnt which cutcrcd into
Ibo i‘ut-I problcm anti which made the
situation more scrious. wun tho doubl-
l‘ul attitttdc at tho coal icamstcrrt.
lt tins ttt llrnl lwllcvcd ihitl the tcum~
slurs woulrl in no war lw affected by
tho miucrn‘ strike, but wbon the duct-\-
lion of battling tho incl from the minus
which will bn operait-tl with non-union
labor. clinic tip. it “'Hri reported that
ilw icnmuit-rs \vould rcl’uuc to do their
work.
CHRISTIAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Meeting and Banquet Held In First
Methodist Episcopal Church.
A meeting had banquet of tho (ihrldt-
inn lndaalrlnl lmoguc was bold inst
ovcniur. at the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Church and u very plcusttnt dud
profliahlc limo resulted. Aflcr the
business mention it oupper of ntoamcd
clnmti. clam broth. broad und buttor
and cotton wnn served and highly on—
ioyed‘.
Willlum (l, lt‘oolc acted on toaatmitrt»
ter. and a very plcusant evening rc-
suitor].
The first number won a vocul nolo
entitled “iv“nndcsi Mcmoricu," by Clar-
encc A. Brown. Mr. ironic then In-
irodnccd Frank Sartnln. of New ,York.
d hroilicr of Councilman George Ill.
Snrtain. Mr. Surinin delivered a moot
Interacting and patriotic nddrchn in
which be reviewed the history of the
United Stator. tutti conclutlcd with an
appeal to those prom-m. to honor Amy
orlcun principlcs. _
Chm-lac F. Halltwk wait the next
speaker. Ho [mile it very interesting
account of his experiences during the
Civil War. Ho told of his personal
recollections of Abraham Lincoln. and
described the march through Goorlln.
Councilman Shrtain then gave a
very. interesting talk. it. comet solo
at?!” rendered by O. H. Locke. andtho‘
“moulding hadrons of tho ovoulns wu
dolivurqti by Rev. w. w. 'r. none-m vi
l...
=‘ Mn ‘Kuluip. Yesterday
' J I"
Bowl “lid _l
haunt was the dog count: by Ma.
The Soniinol
all“ all in it" ll‘ldo. hemomuwctt
wrong. however. as Bounty way one
of the 86.15 kind. ‘
li‘he and facts of Beauty?» domino
were told in The dentition ditto how
John F. Bartram oi must Norwtilkghad
been «created on the ohurzo oi' portion-
In the dog. I. - .
room was aouulttod absolutely oi‘.
the charge when tried boron-o Judge
E. M. Lockwood this morning in the
town court.
Mrs. Knapp was called to the stand
and testified regarding the character
or Bounty and the fact that' linden
minutes after young Bartram left. the
house the dog turned up Iin toes and
died.
Misc Murillo Burlruni the sister of
the accused who made the complaint
uhnlnst her brother and tried to con-
vict him of the misdemeanor wn-: the
next witness. Silo acid that. her In ”t
or had visited her at the house in tho
morning of the day that Beauty had
died. Hc had played with the dog,
stroked it and pulled it and the dog
llckcd bis lmnd and face. He went
out to the ltltchcn to carry up a. pail
of coal and thou won-bed lilo hundn. l-lc
wuc alone with the dog at that limit
but at no otlicr titnc during the tiny.
When bc left the dog llckt‘d lilu Inco
and he pnllod it. again.
Fliiocn miuulett nttcr the. young fob
low had left iltc bound the dog (lied.
Dr. Buttes. iltc veterinary. instilled
to tho fact (but because the dog vomit,
rd and died it had swallowed strycb-
Iiluc. lic mad». no examination of tho
l‘t‘llllill‘ll‘i aIid no autopsy wnu hold so
Ilil u tnuiicr of fut-i llcltitii’ might hnrc .
bccn ~outing grass and dirt] from heart
lnilnrc.
Attorney Keogh, who dci'cndcd [luri-
runi. nhowwl that. Burlrcm bud no mo.
llvc in killing the dog. but be brought.
out the loci ihui Misc Bartram the
complainant (lid bnrt- u. itioiirc in tho
fact that the dog bud biltcn llcr quitc
ccrcrcly some. wvoltnngo so lilill. it
was llei‘ttfihal'y for hcr to viilll a pity.
slciun uevcrul titties.
out the fact that. iltc girl had tlcnlrcd
to bore the dog put out of the way.
Attorncy Keogh did not submit any .
cvidt-uco at all for tho dcfcncc, but
when tltc Slum bud finished its custc
moved for an acquittal and it was
nrnntcd.
DISESA REMONSTRANCE CASE.)
Closing Arguments Being Made Today ‘
in Bridqcport.
'l‘bo lilscsu rmuonsiruurt- cusc was
"ilillllllltlii in liridgcport, ycslcri‘lay.
Sillvs .Iliilnnti upcncd tlic ttrcumcnt in
bclialt‘ of lllmxsu. nnd todny Attorney
.l, .l. Wulsb will organ for tho rciuon—
strnnis. .lttdgt- liunks will niultc tin-
closing tirgutncni i'oi- .llr. Dim-sit. Dori-
siou will probably bc rt‘sprvoti.
>~va\'eslp(li't Smeli. it’n- lb.
NORTHWEST STORM WARNINGS
NEW YORK. March :li.w'l‘bc local
\vcattbcr burcati bun rcccived the fol»
lowing from Warbltitzion:
Northwcst storm warnings urc din
pluycd at l0:i.’i a. in. mm Norfolk to
Now York. :1 diniurblmtc pussini off
in llit‘ Middle Atlantic. count, and will
chime brink possibly big northwosi
winds this afternoon and tonight from
Now England to Cnpo iiniicrns.
(lutbill'n.
LADIES WHITE
LADIES DRESS SKIRTS.
BASEMENT ATTRACTIONS.
lilusswnrc. l‘rocltcry. (looking Utensils. Window Sluulcx.
FRESH CANDY ....................
M. S. SMITH 8o COMPANY,
92 Washington Streci.
. will
not." held [every
ntionalflhuroh. beginning at lztlii
and ending promptly nt 1 o'clock.
0M such roosting thorn in a (litmus-
alon of sonic subject or religious inter-
act. The member to whom the sub-
ject is assigned in ulloweddwnnty mln~
wins (or his opening hddroiis and an ad—
tlonal live minutes at a. later period.
Other momhoxrinre allowad flVo min-
utes. All at i' no to take part In tho
discuualons, 1
character.
A Cordial invitation is extended to
all who may be interested in the Work
or the club to become members. Mom
bership consults simply in attending
the meetings. .
. Last Sunday liir. North mndc an in-
terosting tit-oscillation of tho subject
Chriuianity and Socialism, which was
tollowad by no nnlinntcd discussion.
The following program has been nr~
ranged for the coming months:
April i-—.lohn Milton. Abinlbnr
Blanchard.
April 8-Cbrlstiun and Greek Art iln
comparison nnd couirnst). Runucli
Front.
April 15, American Educational
Methods in Our New POSSUM-“0nd. John
W. Pontioll.
April 22m’l‘ho Ethics of Purscolsm
Computed With Christianity. Frank D.
Layton.
April Elba-The ltcllgioua Side of Oil-
ver Cromwcll, W. E. llyutt.
lliny 6~——’l‘be Church and tho Sinic.
(lcorge H. Vosbnrgh. .
hilly l3~Cniboloclsm in Early Anter-
icmi History. George. 8. North.
May 2i)-—~i“illlii and What is it. Jns.
P. Punzclt.
May 27~~llcginnlng of i’roloaluniism,
;.l. ll. lcnwrcucc.
l .lunc dw’l‘homnn .lcttcrnon's Services
lto Rcllgloun Liberty. John ii. lilgbt.
.lune lo ~—~ Civic Righteousness.
George. E. Snriuln.
Ho sluo brought ,
SPECIAL OFFER INGS
.liinc l7—-"l‘hc Missionary no it. (.‘lvill.
lzcr oi‘ Non~(.‘.hriitilun Ram-s, Lewis ll.
:Nauh.
i done 2i»~'i‘hc 'i‘hcology of Emman-
.nci chmlcnhorg. Christian Swurtz.
“ya”... .___...
OBITUARY RECORD.
MRS. MARIA ll}. (‘.l.l'Ni“.
'l‘bc l'itucrul of Mrs. Mnriu it}. (‘lunc
jwill boilicld in St. Mary‘s Church on
rhlouduy morning nt l0 o'clock. 'l‘lit‘ire
‘will in» u t<(li(‘i)lil high mass of rm
qlllt'lll.
ELKANAH HORSE.
liliumuh MUI‘EI‘. it primtc in (four
hour l, chmitu Connecticut \‘olnntccr
infantry, died Thursday at tho. it‘llt‘li
'Somicrs' Home. Norotou. 'l‘lic remains
.wcro iultcn in Wollingford for inter-
Intcut today. This drrcumd wits sixty.
‘two ycuru of and?”
(l ()SMliNl) hill.l.i§lt.
lv‘unorul service. over tbc rt-mnius of
‘(2 (ismund Miller will bc hold this
pruning at 8 o'clock from his late rc~
:slticucc. H Smith Union uremic. 'l‘bc
‘licr. ilupb ll. Corpcutcr. pastor of
.tln- Soulli Ncrwulk llnptist Church.
vwill oIlchtiic. ,
. lntcrnn-m u'lll inkc ninco Sundiiy nt.
Lllcdforti. Now York. whcrc further our.
:vlccn will also bc hcld.
Hnlf lltc opinions of thc World rust
on tisscrilon or (lculnl by authority.
lboctiuno the world is too lazy to rcn-
sou. ‘
4.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Snub Rods, BIC.
........ 10c AND 20c LB.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
000d Clothing at$lo
If you have the least doubt of the goodness of our popular
$7 and $10 Linc
let this fact dispel it. Since our
we have sold quantities of Suits and Overcoats at $7 and $10 only.
and haven't had any complaints.
at the price warranted to hold the shape until worn out.
All Wool Black Thibet Suits. All Wool Cheviot Suits. excellent
Worsted Suits. in the newest grays; as good as custom tailored. All
cut on newest models—dong coats. side and center vents, heavy la-
pels. Venetian and Alpaca lined. high grade garments in every sense.
$7 and $10.
Spring Coats of strictly all wool black \infinished Worsted and
all wool Coverts. lined with high grade Venetian all through; 1906
center vent models. equal to custom tailored. for $10. . ~
CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS of excellent full-weight wor-
sted. trimmed with high grade Venetian: cut on the 1906 model. full
52 inch long, deep vents. Unequalled for less than one-third more.
GET THE HABIT. GO TO
The Copyright Clothing Company.
HAnnv oo‘p‘owm. Manager. .
in on Civil. and Siiii'Htlust.
33 SOUTH M‘Ailfii‘ “our.
$7 and $10 system was organized
Those are the only garments sold
South Norwallt. . .
- m m... «u .. .lmv-nm- . vi. .u
. Mutton iii the , .
auditorium» iiouth Norwalit Congre-
h are .ot an informal .
NOS. child 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
1
Annual Showing of'Suits, Coats and Waists.
added to daily.
We are now showing our advance styles of blah-chm Suits, Coats and Wulsts. The styled which are shown
by us are very attractive and very much out. of the ordinary. Our accountant. which is ver'y complete is being
Lndies’ Tailored Suits.
'i‘lio tiowouiniodcln nro shovtn by no in Spring Suits.’ The Short Eton Effect; also Modluin and Box Goals
in black, as well an all the staple and tuncy shades.
Prices $5.00 t0>$10.00.
Stylish, Waistsl
Priced from $10.00 to $25.00.
New Spring Coats.
The intent stylus in Scpnrulo CUilIH. tight-lilting,'liali-ilttlug and box Hllullllii, in black and covcrt mixtures.
in lint-c, China and 'i‘uiiciu Silk. Embroidered Lincn. Embroidered Duilsit‘, Lawnw Mull, Miull‘ilb‘ and Lin-
gcrlc Effects. with short, three-quarter and long sleeves.
Prices, 500 to 04.9 8.
. TRISTRAM Sr HYATT. NORWALK, CONN.
r
CHICAGO BUILDING
BEN‘EFITTED.
LABORERS
(llll(‘.~\(}O. March 31.~-Slx thousand .
building laborers will be. benefitied by
ill] agreement which was colored into
yestcrduy between representatives of
tlic Employing l’lnstcrers' Association
and the Mod Corrlers' and Building Lo.-
lu‘n'cra‘ Union. By the terms of the
now ugrccmcnt lhc piliniorcrs laborers
arc. to roccivc forty cents an hour. an
increase of 3!.9- cents an hour over
the manic paid during the last five
years. “fills Kellie is to go into of-
fcci July (3.
'i‘o tbc Board of County Commission
crs oi' r‘nirficld County.
I bcrcby apply for n license to sell
Spirliuous dud intoxicating Liquors.
Alc. Lngcr Bcor. Rhino Wine. and Ci»
dcr. at 29 South Main stroct. South
Norwulk, town of Norwnlk. My place
of business is not located Within 200
fret in it diroct linc of a church cdillcc
or public school house. or the premises
pcrlaluiuu thereto. or any post oiiicc.
public library or coniuicry.
Dated at. Not-walk. this 22d tiny of
March. A. 1)., 1906.
ANTON S'l‘lCNGER.
Applicant.
Wu. tho undersigned. electors and
itixpuycro. its dcflncd by law. of the
Town of Norwnik. bcrcby cmlorsc tho
duplication of the above namcd Anton
Stunner for pitch llccncc.
Dated at Norwulk. this 22d day of
March, A. ll.. 1906.
Fritz Galina. John iiut'rak...lr., Max
Ebcrsbnch. .iolin Oldcnschlngcr. (loo.
P. Fischer.
1 hcrcby certify that the above unm-
cd cndorscrs arc olcclors and titxpny~
ors. its dolincd by law. of tho Town of
Norwalk.
Dntcd at Norwulk, this 22d tiny of
March. A. i'l.. 190i}.
ANNIE ID. Shll'l‘ll.
mm 3 Asst. Town Clerk.
(‘lnss A XXC. No. titnttc,
Library of (.‘ongrcss. to wit:
lic it rcmcmlwrcd. that on tho six-
tci‘ntb day of Mnrcb. lililll, 'l‘bo Dunks
Law la’ablishimz Company. of Now
York. N. Y.. hath ticposiicd in this
olilco the title of n book. the title of
which in in tho following words to wit:
chorls of cases argued and dctcr-
mincd in the Stipcrior Court of tho (‘in
of Now York. liy Suinucl Jones and
Jumps i‘. Spout-or. reportcrs of tho
court. Now York Hupcrlor (‘ourt Rb.
ports. Vol. .\'l.ll. .loucn and Spcnct‘r's
llcporttt, Vol. X.
‘l‘iic Hunks l.uw Publishing Company.
Ncw York. 1006. -
the right witcrcof it claims rs pro-
prlolor in conformity with tbs lows
of tho lfnlicd Stair-s respecting copy-
rights.
Office of tho Register of Copyrights.
Washington. D. C. '
HERBERT l‘l'TNAM.
Librarian of (ion-grim.
fly ’l'ilORYOlJ) SOLBERG.
Resistor of Copyrights.
Wriitcn ii). i). R.
Rcviacd .l. W. C.
Entorcd A. l.
in rcncwnl for i'ourlccn yours from
March iii. 1900. In‘ZI til a? M
Sale of Reed Estate
Pursuant to an order of tho Court
of Probate for tho Dian-lot of Norwalk
authorizing blm therein). tho iutbscrlb
or offers for Hflle all such rich). title
and interest. as Julia A. Roget-a. late
of said Norwalk. deceased. had iii the
limo oi’ her death in and to all thut
certain tract. of bind. with tho build-
ings thereon. situated in the City of
Smith Norwnik. bounded northerly by
land oi" Samuel Comotnck. easterly by.
the ditch. southerly by land or W. B.
Rubbish and the brook. and wostorly
by highway known its Woodward ovo-
nue. ‘ ‘
For partictliarh and terms apply to
' JEREMIAH '1‘. BROOKE.
Administrator.
1008 Park Ave. New York. N.‘ Y.
. that it.
. oouerNonwnt‘k. coma.
Sale of inhibits. IIlIllIll, Skirts atd’i'titzs
muuivfiiiiihiii’ii‘éihdaiflidicflnimdibghm abjwholdi .
cause we make our ow load
all tin-oil
’10 100'
I. chow or: city and «it to .
l
hthei‘ollilm notified d-wo-
nomiis cubic. iii" daint-
cio stylus in ’I‘ dildo
W
or cash.“ 'l‘h
Mid dottin- do
(in and lav
l
I
would for
by? .130, i
3 ion. Mud Rico.
Fancy Lemony. par don. 11o
to ”animation. , on
i pk.;flod onions. 1 ,« 250
‘March, A. 1).. 1906
an...
H. lililEliEli ti Ell.-
.
not
Our Clothing Dept.
Is Now Complete.
BETTER
GOODS
AND
LARGER
ASSORT-
MENTS
THAN
MOST
CLOTHING
STORES
ARE ABLE
TO SHOW.
PLENTY OF
NEW GRAY
MIXTURES.
BLACKS.
' AND BLUE
SERGES.
A Gharge
Account
Willi Us
wipi. SOLVE
you MANY
A HARD
PRhotEM-
fail Weekly
Pumps—~—
llial‘s All
West Washington Street.
H. KRIEGER & 00.,
;-<v.-
3'» v
no; .-—‘ A“ .9‘:‘
South Norwalk.
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To the Board of County Commission-
urn of l~‘nirflcld County.
l hcrcby apply for c llccnse to cell
Spirituomi cud intoxicating Liquors.
Alc. mm Door. Rhino Wine, and CI-
dcr at No. 61 Witter 8L, St). Norwalk.
'i‘own of Norwalk. My place of busi-
ncas is not locntcd within 200 foot. in a
direct line of n Church idtliiico or Pub-
lic Schoolhouse. or tho promises por-
tniuing- thorcto. or any Post-Dillon.
Public Library. or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. this 30th day oi
March. A. 1).. 1906» N
FRED ZIPPERER,
'i‘.,ZIPPIimiilR. ,
JOHN F. SGHU 'i'Z.
pplloii‘nto.
We. the undersigned. oluctors and
taxpayers. its donned by low, of the
Town of Norwn‘llt. homily endorse the
Dolled at Norwulk. this 30th day cl
J Int ‘
, Oldonschlsgor. Jacob Wall.
(ludinv iii. Fredrich. Frank honour,
Henry o. troop. ,
I horchy comfy thnt the libero
nomad. ”moonlit“ electors mum,-
t‘uI «flood by Jim or tho
NW» . '
applicationot the hlIOVD‘nMI‘lGii li‘rcdr
., .le‘inorcr and other: for such llccnuo. .
Excision
KEEP A LITTLE COZY
CORNER in your collar filled
with Coal.
We could continue tellin you
until doom-d- thnt wc,tel good
Coal. but it wii not make a dent 1.
in your momory until the day ’
that you decide to give our Coal ,
a trial and are thereby convinced ‘
Ind converted.
And from [that doy lot-word.
imhln all others. for better,
and not or worse, for richer and
n2» for poorer. you will buy Coal
o no.
' 4
n
.
l
cu W0! honours you pivot «hon l‘ do
t; .
Norwalk Chronicler