>«Ww‘nme-u—‘Wv ...- .1». W -m—
6 North Main Street.
Spring Suits
To Suit}
\1 You will travel for many a day
and visit most of the store: here-
about, but you will not find in
, Clothing for Men and Young
Men, the quality or style ahd low
‘1 price that you will get here for
THE HHYHIHHI HHTHIHH HH.
HARRY GOODWIN, M“
£11
South Norwalk, Conn.
QRDICH ’l‘i.) Shi'i‘THfl AUI‘OI'X'I‘.
District 111' Norwalk. 1411.. l'robalc
Court, April 111, A. 11.. 1911.”.
Estate of .I'Iurgnrdt Knlll'. Ialc ol’
Norwoik. in said tilHll‘it‘l, dot-cascd.
Ol'dcl‘t'd, ’I'imt thc
xexhibit his :nintinimrutioli account in
this court for adinsnnv-ni. 111 llu- Pro~
‘ bate Ullicc in X111'11'111k, on tho 271i:
Nday of April. 11111:.111 II o‘clock toro-
nocm; unit that all pcrsons inlcrcnlcd
" In said 111411111a 111.11 I111 notillcd thcrcol‘,
the udmiuisualor “ill mnsc this or
(191’ to In publin boil in .1 nowpapm
having it clrcuinlion it: said district.
» .111 11:11:11 ii1'1- dais Int-fort» said zillh (I111
' of April, 1:111‘1’.
HENRY \\'. Iiill'liiOIlY.
1122 it .Iudgc.
BROOKFIELD REPRESENTATIVE
DEAD. (L
- Dr. J. F. Smith Had Been III Only
' Two Weeks with Pneumonia.
' IlROOl<I1‘IIZ I Ii Apiil'.’ . —ll1'..inuius
F, Smith.1"rpxtwnnnl1c trmn llrook-
iinid in ling prcscnl (icnvral Asscmbly.
and 111111 111‘ 11111 host. known physicians
,in thin auction of 1111- static, diod 111
, his lllrllii‘ ln'rc this ninrnliu after u
"» ‘ two Wool-31s" ilinwss oi' put-111111111111.
‘ Dr. Smith, who was tony-11W) yours
of ago. was 11 lIllIth' of Now Muri-
boro. lines. llc prurlnntcd from Long
island HUSMitLi (‘ollogo in Hull and
itnmediutoh located in Ilroolt'licld. 'Ilc
also had 1111 ofIIc-z' in llunbur)‘. whcrc
ho practlccrtas 11 upcrialist in discnsos
of thc 11,111 and cur. III1 was for 501110
iinw 11 inunthcr of thc stall of 1111'. l'lyc
1‘1nti I'Irtr llospitnl 111' Now York. 11111!
was 113111 11 1:1'111l11:li11 111' ll11- l'osl tiruil~
11111:: School of .\I1'1II1'11:11. ol‘.\‘1111' York.
H11 was prinnini-m in l"l'1'1‘llill.\'()lll‘_\'.
bcing 11 Knight 'l‘cutplur and :1 Shrin-
t‘l‘. lic It‘lt‘t'H 11 with and 111'11chil111'c11.
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CABS BY JUNE 1.
Beacon Falls Likely to Have Trolley
Connection With Naugatuck By
June lat.
Ifil'oin prcscni indications tho trollcy
lino bctwccn Naugutnck and llcsacon
Falls will bc in running ordcr by June
I. The rilndbcd is coinpictcd and tho
' rails are all laid. 'I‘hc work 111' SI'H'
ting the polcs is 110w lll‘lilg done by 11
bmuil army ol’ worklncn.
The blasting away of thc big lcdgc
' between thc Cotton Hollow bridgo and
Egypt brook has; hccn successfully 11c.-
. oniplishcd 11nd bolus for the poles uro
. ow 11111111; blustod. Allowing for this
delay and the stringing of tho. wires
the prospoctn all: bright for the town-
1111;; up of tho line bl‘filll.‘ tho spring
lorgcs into onmmcr.
The finishing of the road bctwccu
eacon Follx and chnlour will taken
hilt July will In all like-
' th1ough (1111s running from
:13 dgcpori 111~\1Vatc1'l'1nr_v
OBITUARV‘ RECORD.
FRANK A. Ii 7\\EIIIN.
Funeral sorriu 1 111111 11111 remains of
rank A.F‘Ic\1'lliu who kiIlcd himself
tho. qustporI 1.111111111111111. wore
'cliterduy itl'it'l'lionn from his lute
‘11ir 11111111. Norwulk. The
I) 'l‘olim. 111<lor of tho Nor-
Moihodisl (‘l111r1l1 pcrl"o1n11'1l thc
hil'roh service and 11:1 lit-V.‘ George
11111111. pastor. of 1111- _\'orwalk Con-
‘gationul Church. :issislcd in the
' ’lll ner'vici'sx Iluriul was at Nor.
EVALEE N 11‘. IIRO'I‘HER'PO‘N.
funeral of Mrs livulccn F‘. Bro
111' 1-3 Curpculor pastor of
11th Norwulk Buptlst Chuich, of-
Co-
Ir brightens.
tulminislrntor,
LEGAL NOTICES
1
policy of this I‘lunk to deal with equal lily-rainy 11nd
all ol.‘ its doponltom without regard to the amount .
6 mi doneidcruto uttontlon and the slime rate of Interestm I
' ppr eight, oonlpouniled ur-mI-nnnttally—ds hiven to the smallest
depolill‘or m to tho one with 11 large balance.
——*-
FIRST INFANTRY ACTIVE
Governor’s Review—Spring Field buys
and Target PracticewMemor-
ial Day.
At amtocting' 0f the. counsel of of-
fiucm of the First. infantry. hold in tho
otficors' room of tho armory, In Hurt.
t‘ord, 111111111: owning, prelun'ationu
wcro ndvtifnced for exorciscs by tin1
continuing of the
day owning. lIluj<11',.IoI111 F, Moran
will. conduct a. battalion drill of (Tom-
panios B, l" and H. Company A wil.
Intro gourd mount and Company K 11
drill in extended order. Preparations
Wcrc also ndranccd for forming a
impuncnml drum corps. ’l‘wo 1111111
haw Iii-on xolcclcd from catch of tho
lll't’iVIl companion for this purposv.
Drums will ho givon out to thmn
'l‘I1111'ud11y cvcning 11nd the 111011 will sin
but tl11~ir drum ucrgcuul.
May 1 tho governor will witnonu tho
11111111111 May parade and roviow‘oi thc
1in1 companies having quarters I11 thc
111-111111'1'. ’I‘hc curt-111111111 will start at
8 p. 111.. 111111 admission will be cutiwlr
by lickt't.
It was announcet‘l that 'Compunlcs
A, B, I". II and K will have thcit
spring ilcld durs at the hind plil'I'ilith‘t'll
by tho state near station. 22 on tho
Burnside lrollcy line. ' nrgct prur-
ticc will In». Willi reduccd nanniunlllon,
which is effective 111111 satisfactory in
most uses up to 600 yards.
Plans were practically completed
for tho return visit. of tho rcgltncnt
to Brooklyn its guests of the Tim-
'tocnth regiment. New- York National
Guard that rcglmcnt havipg been
gums of Ibo First rcgimonl \‘Inv till.
1906.1111' \isit will ho manic. IIlcmo
rlul dny.
I‘lw committcc of .111‘11ngo'111ntn
appoinicd llccmulnu 1‘1 liltlti rcpm too
it consists of tho buttulion 11111111111-
mustard Second Lieutenants Chariot:
E Smith” Francis W. l’lnclics and
(loot-ac 0 Ilixon. 'l‘hc tegimcnl will
start 1111 11. spccial trnin on tho Pvt-n-
ing of May :19 and will arrivc in Now
York shortly after midnight. I11 ”in
morning thcrc will ho 1'1x111'cis01h
Brooklyn and in tho td‘lcrnmn tho
rcgimcnt will in» Hittmujnod at (Honor
Inland. ‘
Iirigadicr-(loncrnI Schiuzc. rctirod,
who commanded Ihc rcglmont when it
rcccived the 'l‘hirtccnth homo eight
months prcvious to his promotion and
rctircmcnt. has roocchd 1m Invitation
from tho otllccrs to accompany tin-.-
I‘Plrlmcnt. He has annouucml his in‘
tcnlioh of going. The reglmcnt. will
take the drum corps which is to bc
organized 'l‘bursday Waning. Colonel
Auston. 11.111l the officers ol’ the 'I‘Itlr—
Iccnth are fnmouu hosts and the regi-
1111111; is among the finest heavy urtil-
l1-r1-(11n111111nds ill the country. It
ommmpcd 1111111'1101'1. Wright Fisher‘s
Inland. in 1901 the wool. 111111101. to
tho encampment of tho Naval but.-
tailon (l N. G., in that pince.
PRESIDENT TUCKER ILL.
HANOVER, N, li., April 22.—~Prc—
sidcnt. ’I'uckor, of «Dartmouth College
who, for .119, past month has been sat»
fcrlug from a ucrions illness brought
on by ovprwork, Is slowing recover-
ing. but it will be necesuun for him
to take 11 complete test before. rosum~
ing his active duties. It; In announced
that as soon 1111 he In able to travel
he will leave Hanover for n. time to
recuperate. During his absence Prof.
J. K. Lord will be acting president. of
the college.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
A It. Mnlkin and Company to 'I‘hor-
use A Vorlin, house. and lot. Armour
Hill. War.
A. A. and R O. Bar'mond' lo Domi~
nick Canevurl house and lot. 011k aveo
nuc. War.
William ll. Betta to Jacob A. Rud-
der. 11011119 and lot Spring stn'eet.
Carrie B. Ililsd 11 to Aimind Amund—
son, land and In tunings
lnndt and Fort ntroots.
~..1..
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~- -~— 1 .. .. __.. .-........._.—_
‘1
city battalion ’I‘ncn' .
in ,
cog nor V1111.
PAR V AT DINO KILL}?!
whist Wu Enjoyed by l Large Num-
ber of Guntp.
A very plenum will“. party was
licen by Miss Mao Kelley. Saturday
night, at her home in “est avenue.
The first indieu‘ prize woe won I11
Miss Margaret Clark: the first gen
llemun‘s prize by Joseph Schuldice.
and the. consolation by Louis Allen. of
New York. During the evening rut
{reuhmeuts were served and all en
loved the occasion thoroughly.
The guests wom: Mines Lillian
and Helen Drumm of Ellmbeth, N. .I.
Gene Murray of Rochuwny, N. Y.. Min».
and Catherine Irwin of Bridgeport.
Elizabeth Crotut of New York. Julia
McGinu. Margaret Greenway. Claire
Hastings. Aguou Barrett, Luella Den-
ton. Margaret Clover), Julia Sullivan,
Edwina Knapp. Florence Kelley;
Messrs. li‘runk Finnegan, Edward Fay
and Joseph Schuldice ol‘ llunbury,
James Conway of I’laiutleld. N. .I.
1.011111 Allen of New York. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Donahue, Joseph: H11" "1
of Providence. Howard linker, Chester
Sanford, Edward Shea, Fred Irwin and
Robert Irwin of Bridgeport, ,Artiun‘
Hoyt, Dr. Clone, Janice Yates. Frank
Kcilcy, Edward Kciley.
\
MUSKRATS DEFEATED RUBES.
Sumrduy the Muskruiu defeated the
West Norwulk lluhcs by the score of
l to 0. in a very exciting 11111110, whirl:
was played on the West Norwnlk
grounds. The lineup of the teams was
as follows:
Muekrato. W. N. Rubeo.
E. \l‘healnor .............. ll. Wood
Pitcher.
Ir‘. iicnncuucy .......... I. lloncnlioid
Catcher.
M. It‘urr ..... ' ............... J. Wood
r‘irxl 1111511.
F. l’oulnwlch ........... E. Kiudlllcn
Second base.
ll. ’I‘urlm ................. W. Ritcul
'I‘hlrd base.
.I. l‘utcru .................... I . .Ioucu
Short stop.
ll. licnnenscy .............. ll. Porch
Loft field.
I.. (l‘t‘ouner .............. W. Porch
Center field.
I. l'oulawlch ............... J. Wood
[light fluid.
i‘11111irc——~F. Writers.
ANDREW J. BELL DEAD.
' STAMFORD. 11111-11 22. ----- Audrcu'
Jackson Hell. 11 wolllkuown rcul 111111111.
dcnlor and u diroct dosccndunt 01‘ our
of the first: sunk-1'11 of tho lown. dlud
today of old :Igc. Ilc wan 83 111111.:
old and was 11 dcscoudunt of the first
whitc child I101 11 in Stuluford. Ho bud
hold various otiiccs I11 tho. town and
was 11 Iurgt- holder of real cstute. Mr.
Boll Ictlvl-n a widow 11nd 01111 111111,
Hurry Iii-II. tho prcsldcut of tho First
National Bunk oi this citv and two
doughlcrs (1111' of whom In Mm. John
I) Hockcr. molIu-r o1 M1'u.(.‘.l111rlcs I‘.
Stout 1’111'1111-'1I_1 tlu- cluunplon woman
golf plnycr 111' lilt‘ country and lhc
olhct Mrs..l.Edw.1rd \iuccnt of Ilow
nyton.
....,........_..__..~.._...—‘
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT‘S VACA-
TINO .
WASHING? ON. April 22 "President
Roosevelt 1'vill Icuvc Washington fut
his summer homi- at Ovutnr Bur on
June 12. Tips I11 much chiller than
usual. but he fools tllut public busl
nose in in lurch shape that he can go
thun Sccrotary Loch todttr suld that
no npccchcs worn to ho 111111111 by tho
prcuiclcnt 11ftcr hc louvre W rahingion
until he goon to Canton. Ohio. for tho
unveiling of the, McKinley monument
Soplemhcr (Ill. li‘rorn Canton tho pros-
idcnt" will rhtul'n to Washington. , ’i‘ho
pt'cuidcnt is to make two spuochcs on
Georgia. day at tho .Innicstown exposi~
tiou on June II). He will rcturn on the
11th from Jamestown, and on the fol-
lowing morning go to Oyster Buy.
W...”
BLACK HAND IN PITTSBURG.
WILKESBARRE. P11... April 22.—
Morc than '11 score of foreigners churn—
cd with being members of the Black
Hand and responsible for a large num-
ber of crimes In this vicinity, wore
plncod on trial. tbdu)’. The men were
iii-rusted in February. Thirty-two mon
captured and. with the exception of
too who Worcu'elcused utter hnbeuus
corpus pl‘oceodings, were held without.
hull for trIuI.
Before the hiking of testimony was
begun the defense naked fun a. bill of
ulternoon to give the district attor-
111-11 an opportunity to furnish the hill.
GERMAN TARIFF ARRANGEMEITS
BERLIN April 22 —-'l'he economic
committee Composed of thirty agricul-
tumllsts manufacturers and business
men from all parts of the empire mot.
at the ministry of the Interior today to
arrange fonts with the Untied Button.
The text was expressed In unofficial
quarter that the conferences would be
p1oi1'11ctcd The majority of the. com-
mittee Is composed of tagiarhms and
large manufacturers who contended
that. it. is unjust. to extend to the
United States the most. favored nation
treatment upon the basis offered.
W
YACHT MAYFILOGWI'ER FOR WASH-
NORFOLK. Va., April 22. -—-’I‘he con-
vorted yacht Mayflower having abc‘uu'd
Secretary Taft. and party returning
from the South passed in the» Virgin
in Capes today and proceeded up Clio
sapouke Bay for Washington where
immediate preparation; will be 111111111
for the president’s trip to the opening
of the Jamestow'n Exposition
JAP OFFICIAL A’ISAOBINATED.
LONDON. April 22.--A dispatch
from Tolllo today minimum that Pak
Yong Who. chief of the Board of Au-
11111111 at 1.1111 Korean Imperial House-
hold.wa1‘1 11111111111111.1131: at Seoul last.
night. 'I‘ho deemed familiarly was
first secretary at the Korean negation
at Tnklo. ‘ ‘ ,
Charla 0 11111111111111. ‘Of New Cu-
noun. ha ‘ordel'ed’r u Curtiss‘ motor
oyclo through the oioncy of H Christ
Insert, at South 11911111111. which he ex.
pacts dollvprpd In about in weak.
W-
Bwoot on too! are pdn‘olpully need
In the , it» plain; alcohol. lid!
to 11 pet- oent. 't'ho
liten
particulars and court adjourned until '
consider the prolongation of the tariff . ,
11119011711111 11115111111110 ,
...._._
Life Companies Cannot Resist Pay-
ment menu» of Outside.
WASHINGTON, April 21—11: decid-
ing the ease of Amanda 8. Whitfield.
of Kansas City, 1110., vs. The Aetna
Life Insurance Company, of Hartford.
Conn, the Supreme Court of the Unit-
ed States today construed the Missouri
state law providing that the suicide
of an Insured person shall not consti-
tute defame in resisting payment on
the policy against the company The
opinion was delivered by Justice Hor-
lun and reversed the decision of the
Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth
Circuit. which decision was In quor
of the company.
on the life of James Whitfield, hus-
band or the plaintiff in this case, and
won taken out in 1900, about eighteen
months before his death by suicide.
There was a. clause exempting the
company from paying more than $500
in case of suicide and that. sum the.
local federal courts awarded. The
Court of Appeals held that 1111 expat»
sire. construction of the “law would
render the statute violuilvo of the com-
mon law allowing freedom in con
tracts. The court therefore held that
the state law could not pmpcrly bu
construed as prohibiting the. 11,;l1i to
classify risks, which had been done In
providing for the payment of only $500
In case of tho death of the Insured by
his own hands. The Supreme gourt
took the opposite View.
WILL RID SHOPS OF FIGHTERS.
Merlden Manufacturer: Will Not Em-
ploy Hot Headed oreignen.
1Merldon Record.)
Within tht_1 pilot few months at least
half 1: dozen mcn have been din»
chili-god from local factories for oarry~
lug conccnlcd weapons The Immu-
filrilllflalfi‘lawi made up their minds
to lid the about? of tho dcnpornie ‘chnr
acts-1a who have figured In factory
bruwis. and It is understood the cru-
uudc unnlnst the ‘hot. 1111111111" will be
kept, up until the employed are com
Vinced thut. thcy 111111111 luminous. This
notion i111 tultcn for tho safety of the
law- abiding workmen whose lives are.
endungcrcd by the dunxcrous Inhoo
crs.
Only :1 row days ago 11 fight took
plucc In one of the north end shops
111111 11 workman was cut over the head
by 11 knife In the hands of 11 foreigner
and the knlfor was promptly discharg-
ed, but no urrcutu wcro 11111119...“
lcust flvc slashing affairs have been
rcporlcd from tho factories during the
lard. your or so. but, 110111: of them were
norlonu.
Tho lilunufncinrm's' Slate useocln‘
tion has tukon action on the matter
and how agreed not I0 keep men In
their 1111111on whunrc urmod or 111111-
period of carrying concculcd weapons.
MAXIMS ON MONEY.
Ready 1111111111 is .li:11ldin‘ul11mp.-
Lord Ilyron.
Mukc all you can: suvc all you can;
ulrc all you onu.—«~-.loltn Wesley.
Money is like manure—«if very lit.
tie into unless ll. be spread—lineal].
his hood but not In his heart. «Dean
Swift.
The use. of money is all the admin
111m- tliet'u is in boring ll ~Ilcn111miu
Franklin.
P111: not your trust. In moncy. but
put your money iII‘II‘IISIr-Olh‘t’l' Wen-
dr-Il lloln‘les.
lie that. wants money. moons and
content is without three good I‘ricndn.
«Siiukcmmure.
Money Is 11 huudmnid If you know
how to use itwa mistress if ,1'011 do not
know how.-llorueo.
Men are seldom more lnuocently our
ployed than when they are honestly
making money-«Samuel Johnson.
Money docn nil things; for It gives
and It. takes away. It makes honest
men and knuvcs. fools and philoso-
pheru.~l.'lflalmngc.
It happens 11 little unlucklly that.
tho [lt‘l‘kIOllS who have the most. Infinite
contmupt for money uro the same that
have the strongest appetite for the
plenuuron it prod11oos.——Shenstoue.
Gold in 11 wonderful cleaner of. the
understanding. It dissipates every
doubt and scruple in 1111 Instant. 11c.
commodities itncll' to the meanest. ca-
pacities. silences the loud and clamor-
our, and brings over the most obsti-
nate 11nd Inflexibloév-Addison.
_ ..
NOTHING SERIOUS.
‘ Sllbbllb8-So Chdtters called today.
I don't suppose you got. 11 chance to
open Your mouth."
Mrs. Subhuha~0h, yes: almost con-
tlnuouuly.
Subbnba~You did?
Mrs. Subbubs—Yes, yawning. but she
never took the hint.
TOO‘ LATE.
“I hear," said Mrs. Nugget. "that
young Pom-man. who married May
Strong. last October has unexpectedlv
fallen poh- to 11 million."
“Well, well, " exclaimed Nuggett,
"talk about luck. " ' a
“Yes, it in tough. If he had only
gotten it before October.
W
A ROD IN PIGKLE.
"In your husband 1111 rot?” indulred
the earlv morning duller.
“I guess he is" replied the stem
looking woman at the door. «
"Well, I'd like to any a few words
to him—m”
“So would I.
yet."
He hasn’t come home
Frro. ‘
ll 11 cal loam out. of‘ a window. v
And It. killed bed when aha lit
Wouét‘l 11 jury decide tint the animal
8d " .
In 11 cut-n-lept tie-fit
Rollingntone N , ,
lino me with I lit. bi ,
Subbubs-L—"i’mdf Judi. All nil! help
left this morning. it: very hard to
get help In the inhuman-1111111111111
phia Record :
My... AMA...
Father inlghtugi'm'l‘hone Ill yours
have I been Wait 11 the. hour that
1111' wife wouldtg .11 ppiaylns the
piano. Fi‘lon‘ dud now: ll‘u.»
then-mow my to 11311111111111» play.»
Glam-o.-
dttt ill can“ (United . ..
W I1 10207 ,
The policy involved won for 35,000 .
0111' showing of Sprint: 1111
nttcnliou to ,lhcm.
The lines which we- urt-
low,
if not. lowm'. than the. 1111
udvuntuge in this lino.
PRINTED ORGANDIES
PRINTED DIMITIEB
,1
1i Sum mcr \l’nnh
showing tints 1.1-1111111 111v 1111-11 nu‘n'c
nic lint-:1 11nd punt-run haw ovor Inn-11 Hold.
SHIRTING MADRAS
FIGURED BATISTE
1111r111-li1'c than orcr and our
11131151111111: our aims 31011111
TRISTRAM 6: HYATT.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
1,
WISH HHESS HHHHS HH HHMMEH WEIH.
Hoods Is» 11lw111'n no utimctiroihal wo cnnuol roulst coiling your
1!
priccn arc no
0111' HI'iOl‘liOiIS wore all 111111111 and
the goods bought ‘bci’oro tho wry dcciilcd 111l1'nncc in prim-s no that We :1 r1- in :1 position to oflcr 111'111'5' posslblo
MERCERIZED MADRAS
SILK TISSUE
Housefurnishing Department.
A wise mun should have money Inw
Long handle Coiling Din-stern ....75c ......... [Garden Sets ............. 10 and 251:
Long handles for Dusters ........ 40c - I Faring Knlveu ................. . 5c
Curtain Stretchcrn ......... $1.25 OOOOOO:::‘:‘:OOOOOO Nickel Tea Kettles ............ $1.25
Henry Wash lloilors ,,,,,,,,,,,, 51,50 00.099. Fibre Scrub Pails . . .. .......... . .290
Gurden'l‘rowela..................10c 000009009 Whisk Ilroomu .............. ....10o
1
‘TRISTRAM o HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
SPEAKER.
BRISTOL. April 22.~—llcv. Dr.
H. (3.1101111110115111. pastor of tho
pact Methodist Church. him
Rev. William .I. Slocum. of Will
before the members of the
Army I11 the Prospect Mo
Church Sunday owning, May 2
[her Slocum has :Icccptud.
and Bristol have bceu invited
present.
FATHER SLOCUM MEMORIAL DAY
to dollvcr tho. Memorial Day address
Thu
man’s Rcllcl‘ (‘orpu of both Forcutviile
Arthur
Prou-
invlml
crhury
Grand
ihodlut.
8. F11-
Wu»
1]
H. Krieger 81 Co.
to I11-
...L... .mw 1-»,
fwll‘lafflmmifm
MADE IN new YORK
more
The nonmetal suck Coats
ducod are the models or
Other Good Makes 1
p10. 00 to $1
Open Monday. Wednewu
Saturday eventual.
.IHHEPHHIIH
Tailor, Clothlor. Hatter.
Fumlener.
Tho Sack Coat
Sum ........ $111.00 to $2500
05 Wonhlnnton 31.. So. Not-walk.
pro-
6.00
and
5.
Remember that
the. place.
P01111111 lies
$5150
Phone, Mil-21
m
Wear shoes
1" ’3
THAT FIT
t.
limit 12 11110111
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111111 1111111 11111111 01111.
b.0111“. .‘
GLOVE R'Lsi
Women’s Russia Cali
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Spr
’ Furniture
2 Are You Getting Your“? Home
in Shops for Spring?
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NEW . HAVEN WOMAN
Mn. Role Len Lindley, In Poor. Health.
Aephyxlalee Herself; ’
NEW HAVEN. April 22.—-—M1's.‘.nose
Len Ltndley. widow of: former bounty
Commissioner John 14.111indley, com-
1111111111 suicide at her home h'ere some
time last night. her body being found
at an early hour today. Mrs. Lludley
lotion and it is thought she had been
mentally unbalanced a few 'woeltu
previous to her death. Since the and-
1130. Mrs..Lln,dloy had conducted 111101
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.connlderable extent. . .
About a. your ago 11111. Lindloy fell
tram a trolley w and the accident,
11 said to have afflicted her. nerves.
nix weeks ago her health bean to run
pulanoeil her mind. . t
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