tings is advancing steadily.
need on our easy payment plan.
goods than elsewhere.
, , . We have, without a doubt, the largest and best assortment
of China and Japan Mattings in? The Norwalks.‘
Orange from 10 cents to 75 cents per yard.
3 ~. Now is the time to make your selection, as the price on Mat-
We own our Matting-s at the old
priéeg’ and will give you the benefit of our early PurchaSes.“ A A. i
A large assortment of Axminster Rugs, Velvet Rugs, Brus-
sels Rugs, also Cassimere Rugs, all sizes.
With us you can [open a charge account—buy anything you
. Krieg’er (3 'Co.
. .' “29-3i West Washington Street. South Norwaiit, Conn.
You pay no more for your
Our prices
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' ‘ ed Elections Today
Amman, March 14.——-The con-
the seat of Senator Homan. of
Haven. was begun by George L.
c; mute committee on contested
"dismay afternoon. The peti-
' Itted a statement of facts
‘by, thencommittee as the
his ‘
[ill iiiiiiii
i-
dle” Committee on Contest-
I:
election court is denied me by
‘ v.31 ask yotir honorable
a. finding of facts and re
M senate, in answer to the
' , ' ions, viz.:
., tor Roman. and his po-
‘wwn Clerk.;Frederlck E.
‘ or together or separate.
,ewo monthii before elec-
n large nilmber of sa-
cred there, In order to
tor. Homnnh
t this pctlnti a violation
wt the. Entitled Statutes.
, has thatiaoyisenator who
ate gratuitous y among the
i
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electors on or before election himself
or by any other person, any liquors in
order to secure their votes, shall be
considered guilty of ilegal practices
and shall forfeit his seat in the
House?
3-Was it not also a violation of
Section 5 of Chapter 280 of Public
Acts of Connecticut for 1905, which
forbids such expenses?
4—Was it not a violation of Section
6 of Chapter 280 by Town Clerk Whit-
aker, because the law requires him to
include in his sworn statement of ex-
penses‘ for the election. all expendi-
tures, including amount paid, name of
person to whom paid, and purpose for
which money was paid, and in his
sworn statement, no mention of these
expenditures is made?
5-Was it not by Senator Roman a
violation of Section 7 of Chapter 280.
which requires of him a similar item-
lzed statement, while in his sworn
statement no mention'of these expendi~
tures Is made?
6—Was it not by Senator Homan a
violation of Section I of Chapter 280
which forbids a candidate to pay out
any money himself for election ex-
penses, except for personal expenses.
in which are not included payments
for drinks, refreshments, etc:
7—Dld Town Clerk Whitaker, In
violation of the election laws of the
state. of Articles 43 and of Chapter
280. on election day, November 6. 1906,
several times resort to the saloon of
Leonard B. McCrann, 285 Water street
and purchase intoxicating liquor for
voters In order to secure their yotes?
8—7Did Town Clerk Whitaker simil-
arly enter the saloon of FltsGerald and
Malone, 211 Congress avenue, on elec-
tiou day. and purchase liquor for vot-
ers in order to secure their votes?
II-—Wss Senator Homan In any so-
loon on election day purchasing liquor
for voters?» . . '
. loanid‘mnator Homes in violation
about two weeks before the election
give to the patrons of the saloon of
Cornelius Shelley. 245 Congress ave-
nue, a. barrel of oysters. in order to
win their votes?
11—As this item of expenditure is
not. mentioned in the sworn statement.
did he not deliberately and wilfully
violate the law by maying a false
statement. which purported to be a
full and true itemized statement, and
yet did not include this and other ex»
penditures of similar character, forbid-
den by law?
12~Was the sworn statement of
Town Clerk Whitaker that. as the po-
litical agent of Senator Homan e ex-
pended by 3309.75 of the $400 lven
him by Senator Homan, a true and
correct statement?
iii—in view of the fact that. in this
sharply contested election, nearly 4,000
votes were cast. is It not probable that
the actual amount expended was much
larger than the stated amount?
lleid Town Clerk Whitaker hire
men to peddle tickets and work at the
polls whose names .do not appear on
the sworn statements?
15—Did Town Clerk Whitaker have
an understanding expressed (it implied
with the men he employed, that in ad-
dition to the work at the polls, which
they did, they must cast their votes
for, Senator Human? <‘
DANGER! OF PNEUMONIA.
A‘ cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal, and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough. local and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La Grippo
coughs yield quickly to the wonder-
ful curathe coalition of Foley's Hoeny
anti Tar. There is nothing else “Just
oi‘ dllfsredt sections of Chapter 280,
GENERAL MERWIN'S BEQUESTS.
NEW HAVEN, March 14,—Tht‘
wil of General Samuel 1'} Merwln, oi-
fered for probate today. sets aside $31.-
000 for public bequests, of which 35.-
000 goes to Yale for the benefit of thc
medical department. $25,000 to the
General Hospital Society of Connecti.
out. and $1.000 to St.. Paul‘s Church
Society.
is
An Ideal laxative.
i’hysles and Cathsrties‘wbloh pair‘s ed the
“cataract”:- "'htn‘iigg'i‘m“
n e vs I l-
‘zive Iron-ox hoist-“38 d t. n
on ll truth In from falsehood. q nourish
the bowelmnseles and mugging; matron th
and vigor to do the wt he re ntendwnt us
sleet! I out cure by rfoctly sale and
nature means. he best hunt for eh ldren.
Chocolate coated tablets. easy to to never print
or neonate. 10-. thus ll.” It All drug stores.
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RAILROAD DEBENTURE BILL
GOES OVER. .
HARTFORD, March l4.——No debate
developed wh“ n the socnlied railroad
debenture biliicumo Into the Senate
yesterday, and the matter went tethe-
foot of the calendar, from which place.
it will later be taken up on the ones:
tion of passage.
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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Dci., says:
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completelyif
For sale by. R. H. Plalsled. F. H.
Baxter anti The Clifford Pharmacy. "
ssrran Pnorscrion son worm.
INOMEN. ,
HARTFORD. March iI.-—The_ com
mittee on pubiicihealthi and .aafety
has reported favorably on a inl to
give workmen on buildings better pro-
tection. especially those engaged on
scaffolding, and has given the biiltto
as good." Plalsted’s Drug store and
Platner & Bradley, . . . .u'
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the amenities on. labor. .
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Railroad Managers Prefer'lte legals.
tlons Rather The flats
Legislaturei.
BUFFAID, N. Y... March ILA—The
Times yesterday published the follow—
Ing: Hon William J. Bryan spent an
hour here, on route from Beaver. Ps..
to Blnghumton, this morning. He
was met by National Committeeman
Norman E. Mack, who remained with
him until his departure for Bingham-
ton.
A Times reporter asked Mr. Bryan:
“What is your opinion of the proposed
conference between President Roose-
: veil and the railroad presidents?"
Mr. Ilryun replied: "The Republi-
. can leaders object to the doctrine,
‘with the consent or the governer.’ in
the Philippines, but some of them
"i suffered for years with '"”
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01d company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
I I JP. ddO, ',
F95; {gasses ma asses
Ray, , pd
.vin .‘ ‘ ”hm big
seem to think that nothing can be done
in the regulation of railroads without
the mnscnt ot‘ the railroad managers.
The important part of that announce-
ment, however. Is that the railroad
managers want the supervision of the
railroads transferred to the federal
government, that they may avoid state
legislation and this contradicts the
president's theory that the corpora-
tions furor state rights as a means of
avoiding federal control.
“The great corporations would much
rather xlsk control by Congress which
is far away from the people than by
state legislatures which are close 10
the people."
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Illa Kind You Han Always Bought
W“ W
Signature of
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EFFORTS TO DIVIDE TOWN FAIL.
HARTFORD, March H.~—Thc cftorts
of summer residents of Greenwich to
have that town divided and a new
town of Old Greenwich formed has
failed, as the committee on new towns
and probate districts yesterday re-
ported it ought not to pass on such a
bill and the House accepted this re-
port.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bro
liliun Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
to. 25. Min and 81.00 bottles. The Cili-
t‘ord, Baxter's and Plaisted's.
._.... . .. . ..,:~.—,:!.-_-g_-——c. .
Miiiiili Bli
Begin Now.
i’t.ki)it‘.i “a
are hat (or children's Do
w r- r" r“ We... at
,and unable to
they are too stroll in
leave the boweiswee
act naturally. .
“lyeh children
. D and Id eon.
myself use on.
levoryd ":3
“it; to 311??» ' Ain't“ 751:3”:
m" {it wanna. nutrient.
Children should have one natural
easy movement of the bowels each
day. Laxative Iron-on 78H.“
tone and siren hen the bowels.
and stimulate a the little organs to
healthy activity. Chocolate coated
tablote,eaey to take. never or
nauseate. quZEeandfl . Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded.
WRIT! POI FRI! MIN-l so
The Ins-ox lonely c... Mitch.
.nt 8 o‘clock yesterday morning. nan
. trouble."
" i Pletner it
FORTIFY THE GENERAL'EDUCATION i ,. ‘t .
obtained at our Public Schools
BY Lat. tune AT
I
"NESS Ill]
these Si’IiCiAl. things which command dignified and remun-
crntirt‘ limpioytncni.
he beat
Laurent it. t:
o t m it! re n
. ' .. ’ r. . ;
Fri sale by R. H. Planted and E. W.
Kelley, Jr., South Norwuik, and E. P.
Weed. Norwalk.
ENGINE ROLLED OVER.
HARTFORD. Match 14.~The subur.
bun train from New Brita due here
rowiy escaped disaster. Three wheels
on the engine came off Just as the
unin tenchcd the round house site and
the engine roller over. The engineer
and, fireman were slightly zhurt.
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e. s. BURNHAM resrmse AFTER
FOUR YEARI. .
G. B. Burnham, of Caflisle Center.
N. Y., writes: "About fou'r years ago
i wrote you stating that I hid been eu-
tlrely cured of a severe kidney trouble
by taking less their two bottles of
Foley’s Kidney Cure. « it, entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment,.and
pain and symptomszof kidney disease
disappeared. I am glad to say that I
have never had a return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and I am evidently
cured to stay cured. and heartily rec-
ommend Foley’s Kidney Cure to.any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
Plulsted's Drug Store and
Bradley. . ‘
{in
M. A. MERRIL: Shin.
.4
Smart Novella—ShEaster—.miitis’itifi;
ATED THERE IS SURE TO BE A BIG DEMAND FOR THEM.
SPLENDID VALUES IN THE FAMOUS “ONYX" BRAND HOBIERY AT
25c. 50c AND uh TO $2.50 A PAIR.
N’.;E. RYAN 8. CO.
96 Washington Street,
It you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought, try a ton
from us. Have just received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and
range, which is the best mined.
rss HARRIS aunts COMPANY
Tel 450.
Edison Yho‘noqr ephs
MOST COMPLETE BTOC K OF RECORDS IN TOWN.
The ii. .1. Angola ti Son Cu.
134 WASHINGTON STREET.
50a] 3};
:52 Water Street. -
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w “mid '....i‘ it t.
= Coal N
HEADOUA RTERS F0
d Weed.
AGENT; FOR, ’ A
Bowk'or’s‘. Fertilizers. *
. B. Hershfield 8.50m.
00A
its
otice.
South Norwalk.
68 Water Street.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone :94.
L. (COAL.
9",. ....' .»I "ate!"
‘3 - . loath-bound for New Haven
I due to Iesvs-llpfliemtr‘ltts a. m.»
struck ‘s dump new I‘M horse driven
by Tony Andrea. a laborer at the Hol-
mes brick yard, at Kelsey street cross-
ing. one mile north of Berlin depot
yesterday. Andres. lumped in time to
save himself, but thethorse was in—
stantly killed and the cart smashed.
The accident delayed the express fif-
teen m nutes.
HOYT’S THEATRE
THURSDAY, MARCH 14.
AT PINEY RIDGE.
Iy \
DAVID Mi GINB.
The Greatest of All uthern Plays.
With
VAN H.. iNZIE ._
And Except that Ban. 5
A Complete Production.
Carioad of Speciai Scenery.
PRICES ........ .. . . 25c. 50c and 760
HOYT'S THEATRE
SATURDAY, MARCH 16.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Engagement of the Ever
. ular '
AMERICAN VITAORAPH 00.
ALL NEW PICTURES.
ALL NEW ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
PRICES:
Matinee ................ 10c and 20c
Evening ............ 15c, 20c and 30s
Return
The
Boiiawau‘Skaiiflu
a...
' is the place for-“recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the com".
week comprises. , _
BASKETBALL
FRIDAY NIGHT. MARCH 15
NORWALKB vo.’ STAMFOROS.
(The Stamford. are the strongest am-
ateur team to be secured in
' the town.)
BASKET“— om
NORWALK Anuon'v. '
event: prelim? Mom
_ usxr «us. '
MONDAY eventncpMAncH 18,
Middletownj vs. 00. f.
AMATEUR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
PRELIM'IWV GAME
munckehframtrv 'cAbere.
After the gamu there -'il dancing
each evening until midnight, without
extra charge. »
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
First name begins at 8 o'clock.
m
Attendance All Hours Day and Night.
mean If. outline.
marsh DIRECTOR turn
EMBll-MER.
Office and Residence.
84 SOUTH MAIN ST"
South‘Nor'wslk, Conn.
Tel., 132. ‘ Lady Attendant.
THE iIiDIA REMEDY 00.
7 . Established‘tm.
Specialists in. All Female. complaints.
Graduate Physician In Attendance.
Consultation Free.
, 65 West 36th Street. ’
NEAR BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
GLOVERS
the. "place.
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Good, Shea News
for Men.
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ihlSiim and Elite
Spring ,3‘5'193? '
IN ALL Lem-uses.
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