' car
Are the Spring
Styles and Feb-
we are most proud.
sell them—$7 and $10.
I . t. GET THE HABIT
' GO TO
f»
. HARRY GOODWIN, Mg.
otth Main Street.
..——____.__..____
Man's Fine Suits. worth $8 to $20-55 to $15.
i Children's Suits, 3 to 16 years, worth $2 to 33—3125 to $6.
A full line of Men‘s Furnishings at correspondingly low prices.
Shoes for every 'one in the famiily at very reasonable prices.
'Clothier and Furnisher,
11 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
common
SOLVENI‘ NOTICE.
of tho opouing on tho lot-at t-xcbauzt
showcd sonic wido rebounds from tin
New York closing lcvcl of Saturda".
. District of Norwalk. as: I’l'ftllfllt‘,st‘utlcl'ctl gains Ilt‘l‘u in l'csumls-l If
. GongEhLA‘IIIIIFIISIIIIA‘ ll.. 1'9"“ l f.this \\'i'l'(' not up to I'ilt: London parity
5 e 0 Sara) llamiton. ate 0 lmwmvtz
Norwalk, in said District. tlcccasod. 'docliuc
'i‘heCourt of Promo» for tin» Dis-
. “II“ ‘5! Norwallt.’ I‘m" ”my"! “"d .lntious abowctl Homo «initializing brcat It.
a owe sx tnontis from tic (Illli‘iph‘ in valuo.
hereof for thc crcditors of said oslatc
to exhibit their claims for sctllcmc
Those who neglect to prom-at ill
lift-ailing, the IIllllIIt‘llt States Sit-ti
“I. th'toclt s. thu liarrinmn and Hill Siflt'li
HF and St. Patti wvro spoolal suli‘orcrs "IIII
accounts. propcrly nttcsti'tl. withiuiihpir woalun-ss slim-.ul to tho whole
said tllye. will be dcharrcd‘a rccm’cl‘y. *markct. TII'.‘ with. lntcryals of tho dc-
Ali portions iudcblcd to said ostntc 'cliut- thwcon Htllt‘S marlit-il tho urgt-ir
are requcslnd to makc lmnp-diatc llll.‘"'(‘.\‘ of tho milling and tho prostration
mam '0 : aof tht- tlcinand. tit-cat Ntll'llli'l'll Orv
SAIIAIi It. .l(')li.\'S().\'. lt‘crtii‘lt'atun alumpctl 91.4,. I'uion Par-I-
Atlministratriy. hr 4% Anmlgamatod tioppcr .114. Road-
-~——~—~—~ ‘iug 3-3.5. i‘, S. Stool pi'd. :l-"rg. Cl‘iill
I.\'ortrcru llftI. and Missouri l’llt‘IIlt 1?.
,St. Paul 2‘»: and uthcr :u-iiyv stocks I
mil 18‘:qu
‘(lltIHu‘lt 0i“ NOTICE.
District of Norwnlk. sax. l’robutc to ovcr 2 points.
I - ( "
JCou'rt. Match 30‘ A‘ I)" ‘."‘~"' 4 From this IH\'A‘I (ll‘vat Noriltvtn (tw-
Whereas. writtou application Int:
('crtifittatcs rclmuudcd t‘il'c. l‘uiou l’n
('III(' 31,, Amalgamated Connor and ('a-
'nadlnu Pacific 21%;. Southvru Pacific
iiilIII (treat. Ntit'lltcrn [lid 2 and ()lIlt‘i‘
'nciivc stocks a point or morc.
'l‘ho soiling at tho opt-ulna was of a
RPIIPI‘HI cbaractcr. Much of it was
undoubtedly long stock hold to ho
thrown ()\'t-:l' whilo as much or morc
war. rcprcscntt-tl by hour opt-rations.
'l‘lto improved tour of thc London mar-
kt-t was not wholly acccptcd. Primarily
tlio wcakucss of thc mppcr stocks llt'l‘t‘
was ultributcd to tin; hcayy drop in
can» coppcr in London. A sharp do
‘t-linc in tin was also rcportcd from that
('t’llit‘r .
.-\s-<urant-o.~' of tho abscncc of coil
mu: trnublc among tho nlvmhcrs Wcrc
‘ .L'irt-n by Stock lechrango officials. in
tho hiclnat riintnclal quarters. It. was
mum-ally dcrlarctl that the tt‘OtIIlIO
.wus chiefly due to world-wide money
. st rl ngoncy.
London bought in tho curly trading
‘hcrc some 40.000 shares, it was said.
Zlnvcsimcnt buying also helped to rally
'tltc market before the end of the first
Thour.
l Up to 1:15 o‘clock the banks and
[other financial institutions had made
no loans on call.
OHIO New LOW Records Made, (Salli Itnomhy openedt att 6 per cent.
- - . wan cu. at. . or con . a noon.
In. Metal SIOCk QUOlaIIOIISi The rise in It‘he call money rate b9-
Today tore noon suggested a possible ground
. .I‘or prcssure on stocks. The feeling
. ‘ - .m‘cr the money outlook was, affected-
WALL ST, New York. March 25.- by reports from Washington that the
Mean of stocks broke. wildly again ITI'casury Dcpartmcnt was allowing the
W. 1 Icon after the rcetunption of one. [autiztitution of 3th?- than govcrmtnoiiit
. in ‘at the Stock EXCIIIIIL c. Thu 0" S as SPCUI‘ .\’ or government 9-
W IIS' dealings SHOWN] a alimentary Ipostla against the withdrawal of gov~
. . against the} forces of tlcpn-asion, ;crnmont fours of Itltlivfor redemption
has helped by the more choerfil 'uiidcr the offer of the Treasury De-
! foreign tadviccs. Quotations partmcnt.
been made to this court for thc admis~
. ulon to probate of a certain writtvn
‘ instrument as and for ”to will of Wu-
ham, ll. Hoyt. late of Hot-walk. in mid
‘ district. dcccaxcd. and for ndtninlstra»
, tion with the will annext-tl of in t-s»
tide of said (lmasi‘il.
Ordered. That said application b.»
hegrdand determined at tho l’roluuv
. edit ‘Norwalk. on the with «lay of
, March, l907. at. 10 o‘clock I'orcnoon:
and that public notice thereof b:- gly-
on’ to all persons intcrcstcd thcrciu.
‘ ’vpubllshing this order in a nvwspa-
per having a circulation in :tninl dia~
trict at least tirc days bt-t’orc said day
‘ of hearing.
_ HENRY w. onutiottr. ‘
11125 it Judgi-
im-~~~~~w~~ "an... -
SIIIEKS GUINE—
"llllWIl ABIIN
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the Deposit Windows of this
4.. ‘ .
el‘flnvlngs Bank reveal a view of future prosperity to those who
hrongh the-in often enough to get a clear vision of what saving
as. .
The ability to save grows with the practice of the habit.
The pleasure in saving increases with each added ytlelloslt. and
Microfilm) catch credit of interest. we add at 4% pct annum, cred-
* ‘ ‘ ' nded: mI-annu II'
00W 38 a 3.
ScdthNorwalkSavingéBanIi
uni; building, 97 Wuhlngion at, .06ch flit-walk. Conn.
rice We Have.
J ust. Received.
The woolens are spark.
ling as a gold coin newly
mintedu The weaves are
clever and rich. It's our. lral aid. 5, and Grcnt Northern Did,
3%. This (It‘ClIIlc' wan arrested for tlw
surpassing styles of which
The sweeping curves and
graceful lines of the new
Spring models can't be had
elsewhere for the prices we
mat tfliHNt Bl].
Pfl-INE SlflfiK NflW flflMPltlE.
.. GOT T LIEB,
. ., ,
I‘cccivod hcrc from London at IIlt‘ titzu»
[and thin hclpod first pricts horn. 'l‘ht-
Almost immctiiatcly pricos
gave way anti quickly sticccctlitig Illiii'
Amalgauuticd (foppi-r.
. ,ntement.
annotation m mm but!!!» 13
and 1 o'clock with the motel attack- the
chief uufferern.
8% to 109, carrying It a point below
‘th figure reached in the rcccnt panic.
i
points and Amalgamated
clumped 7%. A number of other pro-
minent stocks also gave way precipita-
tcly. St. Paul bid. Northwestern.
Great Northern pfd.. Cleveland. 0. C.
and St. lmiln. Colorado Southern 2nd
pfd.. U. s. Steel pfd. General Electric
and United Railway investment gave
way 3% to 4%.
l
ion Pacific had rallied 4 points there
was another in prices. Apparently
the subsidence of buying at the high
bears. Minneapolis. St. Paul and
Saull Sic Marie pitt. tell 7. Iowa Cou-
gcncral list considerably abovc ihc pro-
vlous low land. The mnrkct bccuulc
very dull on. another rally. iloudu
wow wctik.
LONDON. Mart-b 25.—~“'l‘lit-ro is ab-
solutoly no tlang‘ct'." was the reply of
Lord Rothschild when questioned to-
day by n rcprrscutallyc of tho Asso-
ciatcd l’rcsn ln rt-fiiionnu to the tours
that the nt‘lllrlllvlll would result in
lrt‘mblc.
“'l‘lnzrc may bc a few iatlurcx." Lord
llutlischlid tontiuucd. "but thc ruportu
that a his; financial house b; in diffi-
culty or that. acrlouu troublcs an- anti»
clpatcd arc more inrcntinns. 'l‘hc Lon-
don holders of American securities
haw boon lndnccd to pull through four
that President. itooscveit contemplates:
takingatcps towards uatlonalizlng tiltu
railways. or at lcuat‘: enacting- Itvgiula»
tion that may curtail tho railronda'
carping capacitive.
son some German holdvrs of American
accuritlcu hurt» been soiling In London.
'I‘ltcn. of cont-ac. tltcrc arc grt-at. do-
ntnnds for monoy from all points. but
i Itaro cvcry confidence in the ability
of the market to bridge thc difficul-
punic and there in no danger in Lon-
don.
In spltc 'of the prcdictcd tiifilcultios
and thc furthcr fall in priccs at Now
York Saturday, the Stock Exchange
hcro opcncd today much highqr and
with loss nervousness than during the
closing darn of last wrt-k. This. to
author with burluu for tho ucw ac-
rount. had a atcndylni: ofl‘ct't. Amcrt
cans opt-nod at about parity. noun» a
littlc abovo atitl olhors bclow: but of
tcr the (:nri'y-ovcr had boon arrungvti
tin-r» was an all-around imprtwonwni.
lhc fi-utnrca bcing Union Pacific, which
opt-nod at l3~t and advant'cd to 131W;
and (.‘auudiun Pacific which wont up
from 16414; to 108. Paris began soiling
Kitti'lrs. bill this was not)“ utoppcd and
the markt-t lwcaiuc vrry ntcady, 'l’lu-
growing invvsttnvnt dcmand at low Ic-
ytd nrlccs also Ililil a good vilvct. (inc
small l'nilurc. ,that. of a lu'nkcr. was
rccortlotl (‘Ill‘lt' in tho day. but this had
ln't‘ll :tnticiptttcd
'l'Iu-ru WEIR considerable talk of deal-
«is bulng‘ In-lpctl by financial ltouscs.
but tho bankcrs dcnicd that any acr-
lous demands hall bccn madc in this
dircction. The fall in (laundiau Pa-
t-itic has bccu tho most St'l'iOllH fun.
into for British speculators and lnvcs-
lots. many of thc Iztltcr having hccn
compclb-d to disposo of ilicir hoidingn
at IUWt'l' ptit'cs in ordcr to nit-ct other
obligations. whilt- in tlic case of the
tortuor (‘anndiun Pacific bud bccn a
i‘avoritv slut-c liltigllsluncn lwgau to
avoid .‘ttucricans on account of dis-
closures matlc in tho coursc of the ink
tor~SIato (‘ommcrcc Commissions in-
\‘t’rlialtlltllt into tho unmagcmcnt of
.\nu-rican railroads and thc throats of
loc‘lslation mnlrt-prisala by tho roads.
lit-ticr illli’li‘t‘s rogurding thc opcu-
tug of thc Berlin llourac lit-Ipcd the
londou markct and thc imptovvd tot-i-
Inn was cyldcnccti by tho rlsc in (‘ou-
sols. which (Illt‘lll'tl at 847,, aniI'hy noon
had reached 85. An hour latt-r (loin
sols touchcd 85%.
Almost tho l‘lliil‘t' list of Aun-ricaus
wrro nbovt- paritr by early in tho tif-
tctnnon. nomc of thcm bcinz an much
it}: four points ilbOVt‘. 'i‘hc carry-ovcr
I'ilit's for Amcricans wore about tho
saluo as at tlw last so tlcmcnt.
'l‘hc Stock Exchange governing coin-
miitoo has dccldctl that March 30 shall.
no a holiday and consequently tltc Ex-
t‘llt'lngn will be closed from the cvcnlng
of March 28 to thc morning of April 2,
for the Easter Holiday.
BERLIN. March 25.——Prlces on the
llonrsc today Improved on unpurchau-
t'S. Canadian Pacific closcd 31%; points
higher and Baltimore and Ohio and
Pcnnsylvania recovered.
u
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1'. anti tin-rt- wot-o many rauua-d
s.
OBITUARY NOTES.
STOKE LEY LITTLETON. v
Charles Littlcton, the janitor of the
South Norwalk Club, received a tale
cram this morning, announcing the
death. at l2:80 o‘clock last. night of
his father. Stokeley Littleton, of
Bridgeport. The deceased was born in
Darien and lived in Norwalk for a
number of years, and was well known
as the coachman for Frank B, Smith
and the. late Frederick Beldeu, of Nor-
walk. The deceased leaves a widow
and another son. William. besides
Charles Littleton. Death was caused
by two attacks of pneumonia, with
plenrlsy and grip. He was over sev-
cnty years of age. '
JOHN F. HOLDREDGE. .
The death of John F. Holdredge.
aged eighty-two years, occurred Sat-
urday at his residence, 12 West street,
from pneumonia. A widow and one
daughter survive him. The funeral
was held this afternoon at 3 o’clock,
Rev. Charles S. MacFarlantl ojclating.
The Interment will be in Riverside
Cemetery.
Smelling cold down
Reading lilac dropped violently five
Copper
WALL STREET. Noon.——Aflcr Un—i
icvcl promptcd renewed attack by tth
For the samc roa-
tlcs. One thing in certain thorn in no
I nit-no no.» till
i (Continued From not run).
fully hoarding the interests of legiti-
mate restaurant and hotels). it seems
to me to render easier the enforce-
ment of the liquor law to remove much
of the occasion of immorality and to]:
render more difficulty and lean likely!
the frequenting of saloons by women
of disuolute habits.
l
who returned a copy. with their Blgllli
turen attaclti-d. thus showing their up
. prornl:
iienry ii. ilurnhatn.
iC‘otu-t of Griswold.
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judge. Towx
of Orange.
Edward O. Goodwin, judge. 'l‘owt
Court ofvltluat Hartford.
Walter Holcomb. judge.
(‘ourl of 'i‘orrlngton.
.i. Hutlcr Mcrwln.
('onrt. New Milford.
ilcrbcrt O. Bowrt-a.
(‘onrt of Manchester.
Judge. 'l‘owl
.‘icridcn. .
.lnhu I'llldcs. judge. ’i‘owu t‘ourt o
llrant’ord.
of itinflcld.
Edward .‘\I. .lndd.
(‘ouri of \K’alliugt’oi‘d.
lit-nry t‘. Sicrcusoh, rot-cull;
Uourt judgc. llridgaport.
judgc.
Norwich.
\\'. I“l‘illlI( li‘ny.
’l‘ollund county.
Edward .l. (lat-van.
(four! of llarti‘ord.
tll'
prosecuting ligcnt
judge.
wich.
'I‘homns l-lllin, chief of polit‘o. An
sonla.
(‘harlcn ll. Arnold. chlcf of police
ilt‘t‘by.
(‘. ll.
don.
iiowcn. cblcf of police. Merl
London.
5‘ linorgc ll.
be, Hartford.
Chief Gunn. of Hartford
ttltrough G. ll. 'l‘haycr).
police
llrltulu.
but attorncy. Bridgeport.
lico. llridgcport.
crbury. .
.lumcs \l'rlun. chlci‘ of police. .\'t-\\
i‘larun.
William I“. Tammany. prtmccutor
Town of Norwalk. -
walk.
William 0. Clark. m'oxocullug ngt-nt
Norwnlk.
William \‘ollmor.
'So-ith Not-walk.
(‘IIIPI ot‘
walk.
lwrt, has received those lettcrs from
police court:
Rev. Georgc I). Egbert. Nor-walk. Conn.
Door Doctor Egbert: I have read
with the care the act. now pending bo-
forc our General Assembly. lutroduo
cd by Roprcscntativc Quintard. rclnt-
Inn to side-rooms. booths. No. in con-
ncction with limuscd liquor placns.
and desire to cypress to you my ap-
proval of the principles iuyolrcd in
tho act. I hclicyc that the III'PIISI‘
croutcd for thc attic of liquors should
strictly limit thc salt» to tho room it
ccniwd. and that there should bn no
adjuncts to the room. Slit‘li as attic.
rooms or booths.
Whilc I haw not in mind now our
(tour in our town in which tllc issui-
has expressly arlscn. still froth in-
formation that has conic to Illi‘ I In“
lit-yo that attic-rooms or booths in con-
nection with some of our lit‘cnscd li-
quor place»; hero have bccn to a great
cxtcnt rvspouniblc for atnrting on. tho
downward path sumo young woman
who have become morally bad. anti
that they have made morally worst-
others who had bccotnc immoral.
If tho not be passed. as i trust it
will. I beilcre it will result in wiping
out. u very bad feature now existing:
in connection with liccnscd liquor
places.
Very truly yours.
iSlaucdl .IOS. it. TAYLOR.
Roy. (icorgc l). Egbert. Norwnlk. Conn.
lily Dear Mr. Egbert;
1 am of thc opinion that the pro-
posed bill to abolish sldc-rooms and
booths in saloons is a tncnulil‘c that
will be conducive to good ortlcr in ev-
cry community whcrc liquor is sold,
and I am heartily in favor of its pas-
sag‘o.
Yours vrry Irltly.
(Signtdi E. M. LOCKWOOD.
Miss Grace Smith. of Stuart avenue.
has boon admitted to the Norwalk
Hospital for treatment.
A girl would rather have a big scar
that she can hide than one little free-
kle that she can‘t.
‘_
LE
TTER TO RUSSELL FROST,
Smith Norwalk.
Dear Sir: We should like to print
your opinion of this guarantee in this
paper. where all your neighbors will
see It:
We’ll furnish t
the house of
he paint to paint half
any fair man on these
terms: He shall paint the other half
wit whatever otherpaint he likes:
saute painter (any fair man) same way
(the way of all fair painters, to make
a good job). If our half doesn‘t take
less gallons of paint by oncltenth to
seven-tenths. we‘ll give him the paint.
If our half doesn‘t take less labor by
one-tenth to seven-tenths. we‘ll give
EDGAR J. ROBERTSON.
The death of William F.. infant son
of Edgar J. Robertson, occurred Sut-
Ill‘duy night attthe age of 11 months
at the home of his parents. 58 Connec-
ticut avenue. The funeral was held
this afternoon at 2:80 from the renl~
deuce. Rev. W. W. T. Duncan officiat-
ing. The interment was in Norwalk.
MRS. HANNAH WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Hannah Williams aged 79 years
died Saturdaytllsht at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Sarah Rockwall. in
'anbury. trunarli..ucrvlceu will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
1 will‘foll‘owat Not-walk Cod
mmrr-....s “1 ~ . _ .
u, »
him the paint
or three y
the paint.
.I'enrti henc
Any color.
two or three
difference;
doze-us of paints
feronce-we say one to seven, because
there's a hundre
of the money paid for
labor.
3
and E. E. Gorham
If our half isn‘t sound-
ears hence, we'll givo him
If our half isn't sounder six
9, we‘ll give him the paint.
We say one-tenth, because there are
paints with about that
we any sevcn~there are
with about that dif-
d that waste one-third
both paint and
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Following is the long list of thoso;
Samuel J. Ilrynnt. Judge. ’l‘own (‘ourt ;
I New model Fancy 'I‘ailurcd lCton
'and Pony Stillu of fine quality l’unu‘
borough ma, Navy. Iii-own. llltick and Fancy
judge, Town
Frank S. Fay. judge. Police Court of
.lab.7. 1’. llayis. 'judgc. 'i‘own (‘onrt
lioroaigli I
(1in
Lucius llt'own. judge. ’i‘owu Cour.
Polico
John Murphy". chicf of policc, Nor
(loorgc Ilnvcn. clilcf of police. New
'l‘haycr, prosecuting on
W. .l. itawlinga. chief of police. Now
lv‘rank .\'. Wilder. assistant prosccut-
lingcne it. Birmingham, chlcf of po-
G. .\i. llcacli. (‘Illi'f of pol’icc. Wat-
lit-o Davin. prosccutor. Town of Nur—
police.
'i'homas llratllcy. chief of police. .\‘or-
in addition the Roy. George 1). Eg-
.ldugc, Joseph R. Taylor and Judge
Edward‘iil. Lockwood. of the Norwalk’
treason Hat Company. land and fac-
m
m mambo ' .Y cocoa arose.
RA“ & Hr rr
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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fancy tailored Suits
1
and intact styles.
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Price $12.50 to $25.00.
ladies' Spring Jackets
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short. ntcdium anti lung.
Price $5.00 to $18.00.
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Pompo Ties.
PAT. COLT, Leather Bowe,
$4.00.
PAT. COLT. Ribbon Bows,
' $3.50.
GUN METAL, Leather Bows,
’ $3.50.
. PAT. COLT, Side Lace Oxford,
“Very New."
$3.00.
RALSTON AND ELITE
Spring Styles for Men,
$4.00 and $3.50.
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Phone, 542-2.
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Wear shoes
lMixlurcs. made up in tho wry M'Si
(lorcrt Cloth Jackets. titled. half-iii-
tcd and box shapes; also black in illlfl
quality Panama. Cheviot. broadcloth.
A Few of the Spring styles for Women
THAT FIT
Easter Specials.
Kid (times
All lhc newest and most
for your selection.
wry I)l‘Sl ‘qualitlcs;
our own importation.
shadcs, as wall as black anti whitc.
Silk Gloves
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correct
styles in Lutllcs' Kid ('lloves are here
\\’c scll only thc
many of them arc
All tho nnwcst
Wc art- showing a full line of La-
dles‘ Silk (lloyes in all lengths. in
black and white, also in staple shades. . at low prices.
litlusefurntslting iltpt.
ti fancy thin ’I‘umbicrs ........... 19c
ilccoratcd 'i‘oiict Set, 10 pct-i ...... $2.95
ilit-coratcd \i‘attr i'ltchcr ......... 29c
(‘ut Glass \‘aucs ................. 98c
Frustcd Lamp Globes ............ 39c
Good Parlor Brooms ........... .. .29c
Ilin. Clothes. “'ringcr ......... $1.95
Home. full that llrush ........... 19c
i: Wlft' or wood (‘out linngcrs ...... 10c
7;"; it. (‘iothcs Linc ................ 29c
b' qt. It‘lai‘ing Pails ............... 10c
Sink lirunhcs .................... 3c
Full line of .lardinlcrs anti Pedcstals
'Cr "thin
,'
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” Josmo
FF’S.
EST POSSIBLE PRICES.
3 lbs. Head Rice 25c,
Joselofi’s.
: 72 North Main at.
Tel. Call, 698—2.
EASTER
POST . CARDS,
250 doz.
wit. Mountains
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Weehlnnton 8!.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
CARLOAD NO. 1, 1907.
OhioHorses
Consisting of Draughters, Business
Chunks, and Drivers. .
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR HBANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLEB
River Street, Norwelk.
THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE
. WAREHOUSE
Day-and Pro-poet Bit-em.
Fireproof and up-to—dtite in all par-
ticulars; thoroughly ventilated: eleva-
tor to take goods to second story.
Rooms In sizes to suit. Outetde stor-
age for materials not: damaged by the
weather. For particulars address
6. N. McKlBBIN,
Office. Room 4, Hlvllend Block,
Weehington Street. ‘,
“Aileen-re sates.
William 'B. Hubbeli to John H. Wolb
tory, Woodward avenue.
M. 8. Cornell and wife to William B.
Is there a paint we, haven't covered?
Your: truly.
F. WaDEVOE it 00.
Dow South Not-walk.
Not-walk, «it
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P. S.-~C. E.
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Hubbell. house and lot. Bell Inland.
Joseph Davin, trustee, to Charles 1.
Clark. house and lot. Bayview avenue.
Charlotte H. men to Antnn‘Mloklo
vsch, land and building, Turnpike.
City of South Not-welt to Winfield ..
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EVERYDAY NECESSITIES AT LOW-
Gold Medal Creamery Butter ..... 32c
Fancy Maine Potatoeepk. 23c, bu. 75c
Native Onion: ........... qt. 6c, pk.40c
10 lbs. 80c
So. Norwalk.
‘5‘». 3: V
unwilling:
. - yaw“ $444.».
titanic niobium-t ,
.. Chifl'oniers,
Enamel Beds,
home.
suit you.
Why not make up your mind to look at our Furniture be-
fore buying eisewhere. We want you to compare the quality
of goods we carry. See our
Quartered Oak Dining Tables,
Sideboards,
Bugs and Mattings.
With a small outlay of ready cash we can refurnish
The balance of your payments can be arranged to
Dressers,
Fancy Chairs,
Fine Mattresses,
your ‘
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WOMAN PRISONER TRIES HAN
ING.
March. 25.~.>‘—Ottille
who has Int-an a prhlonor in
the Tombs since last November. when
it is alleged she tried 'to shoot two
tucu, aticmptcd to commit suicide by
hanging in her cell‘today. :Sh‘o was
found hanging to the cell door and cut.
down in time to save her ‘lifc. She
will recover. in the woman‘s cell were
found two letters, one otmhich was
addressed to B. Schneider, of Sharon,
Pa., her brother. It was placed in the
mall unopened. It is ”believed the
woman is insane. ,‘ .
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NEW ‘ YORK,
Schneider.
CHICAGO, March 25.--'i‘heibody of
Frederick Drlacoll, commisstouér of
the American Newspaper Publishers'
Aaloclatlon. who died. in Chilcago Sat.
urday night, will be taken to St. Paul
tonight. The funeral ,th11 take place
in St. Paul tomorrow afternoon.
M1 ‘ I
FRINGE vou Aneuelno's DEATH.
KIRFBILD, Rhine Province, .Germ-
any, Mei-ch 25.--Prince v‘o‘n Anabel-z.
one of the (lentil-i; lender: , in the
Bolshoi“, than here today “ ,
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H. KRIEGER & co.
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FREDERICK DRISCQ'LL‘S EDEATH.
OUR COAL'
is worth advertising—worth
buying—worth having in your
bin—worth burning. And we
are 'pleased when it pleases you.
Only the best is good enough
for us—oi- for you.
A fine stock of 1907 mining just
received, and it shin“. .
‘ initiation! ti
Vogel, four 11“?! little
Illa—M . .
.itmruuin mammal. it... a. ‘:
Norwalk Chronicler