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, greeted to make, immediate payment
'hyetroopofcoiora
gator for drinking purposes be boil~
Ortfirs Tahsnior i... rm hone Best.
on council or. CONSTRUCTION:
1 Hunting Cabin Cutlass-.0“: Finish. 39 M s s rm"
1 Hunting Cabin Cruiser.‘0ah Finish. so feet x 7% feet.
1 Dominant» Mahogany Finish. ad test a 954 tees. ‘
Type, Maire and Horse Power at Engine left to choice of customers.
‘ Ten Launches taken in exchange. as custotnessdemsnd larger boots. 1
Ready toriaunch. Buy now; takeadvantage of unparalleled low winter '
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court, February 27th, A. 1)., root.
1 Estate of Mary J. (lunch. late of
Norwalh, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict cinch-well: hath‘ limited "and at.
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hiblt theirclaime for settlement. Those
who neglect represent their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be deharred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re
‘ J. xuvmo DiBBLE.
f28 Ind 13 _ . Administrator.
DEATHS ”AND F'UNlilRAl.S..i
Funeral of C. .w. lrotherton.
The funeral services of Charles w.
ilrotherton. who died in his rooms in
the O'Builivan block in Wall street,
early yesterday morning, will be held
from the home of his son. Sylvester
Brothertou. 1 Chestnut street, Nor-
weilr,-tornormw afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. F. D. Torrey, punter of
the Norwnllt Methodist Church will?
oihclate. Intermont will follow at the E
Norwallr Cemetery. ,
Mrs. Albert Manly. ‘
The funeral of )ire..Albert Man
was held this morning from her ate
home in Eiyavenue. The Rev. ii. A.
L. sadtler, rector of Trinity Church.
officiated, and interment followed at
Riverside.
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MERRY TRIO GIVE! A BALL.
The "MWQTIW' hall Was held last
evening in women's ,Haih Wofimlk.
, emu are
“°f{*°'°'°' and go about ei'emntry
gi ng them. ‘There were a large netb-
ber of colored people of Norseman
South Norwallt present, and all eifloy-
leavcs until the wee hours of the nwb' -
iug, having hired the hall for all Maia.
nonwatn' some or HIALTH.‘
c. N.’ Arn'eld Ileote'eb caravan bani-
ary nepeeter r ear.
The board of health of the city of
Norwnllt held a meeting last evening
at the council chamber in Wall street
Norwal’k. The entire board. oonistins
of Dr. w. J. Tracey. Dr. James fires-
ory, Dr. Walter liltohoock, Dr. W. B.
Burnell and .l'rsnk ll. Jones. The oath
of oillce was administered by James
Kubheil. Frank l Jones was made
chairman of the meeting. c. N. Ar-
nold was uaan elected clots
and sanitary inspector for one year.
Mr. Arnold being absent, Dr. Bnrnell
acted as clerk. There was a tall: oh
the Norwaik water. and it was shown
that a recent alaiysia of the water
shows that it is not up to the standard,
and the board recommends that the
in record to the gas and smoke nul-
sauce, Dr. Tracey read a report of
Professor Hutton, and it Was recoup
mended that Mr. lockwood and Mr.
Murphy. of the St. George Pulp and
Paper Company. be present at the
next meeting, which willie held on
March 5.
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Willie—4 wirh't l hall a big box of
candy.
llthel~And oh. Willie, you'd give
me some. wouldn't you?
Willie—No. i wouldn't: you've got
a wishes as well as merwish for your
own candy.——‘lioston Transcript.
shoolr the “civilised world these days."
«Kansas City Journal.
.to W
ail‘theworid'sa
and most of”
5.“! people on it a tad actors.
s
« sills depositors
ed a due time. The dancers did not, 9
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ed; as France, iilre most European
countries, does not surrender a citizen.
but tries such subjects in the. french
courts tor criuea committed abroad.
The United, States government, the
referee. can only‘cali the attentional
the French government to the crime.
setting forth the facts in connection
therewith. This will have to be car-
ried on throuvg’h the regular diplomatic
channels at ashington. Evenif thel
cable is employed the arrival of the
dehumenu must be awaited before in-
dicial inquiry'can be opened here.
No new features of the case were
unearthed today. The family of Paul
oy appear confident‘that he will be
able to prove that he shot George A.
Corinna. his wife‘s brother, in self de-
fense in case thermatter comes at trial.
it riooxpisined that the‘ transposition
of the name. P. Emile Roy, on the mar.
riage register in Boston, which recites
the union on “October 7 of last year, of
Boy and Giants Calla, wee due to the
. loot that Key was could not snake the
clerk understand that Boy was a pot:
rimonlai and not a Christian name.
Detective Goren. who is acting as
Roy’s spokesman, refuses to disclose
the facts the family has obtained re-
garding Glade Celis’a past life, neither
wilihe who my statements regard-
~l the woman known'as Baroness
Vo Orendoril', with whom Glacla (lab
5 li . He explains that the family.
tho git
he's/nodesire to sully the reputation
of the woman. , ,
.Accordirlk to those who knew (the
chi Calla when she was in Paris, she
did not have entrance to exclusive zo-
0, y Mingus she‘wss not consider-
c .nhqii 1, leather! “moori-
' “Van . [13!»
l d-
: :nfifithm their...
ens-m m vadmirers.
led as'her favorite suitor. Goren
it”. to have it made clear that
when!“ drst‘hegso his“ 1133:2509 do
Ante . y
with tics: we?" ’mnk Paul on
return 10 Fraud, south- he nor the
family know thhtiloy it“ killed ctr-a
hins.‘ This fact carotene. em from
the interview that Guru's agent had
with Gisela Calls on lisbeuary 4.
PORTSMOUTH. N. It, ‘l'eb. :8.—
Believing that Paul at ltoy. the bus-
band of Gisela Calla, can be brought
back from France to answer the
charge of murdering lire. Boy's bnthv
er, George A. Carbine. at Newt-non;
Batohelder and Attorney General one
man left here today 3; the stateleap-
itsl at Concordhwv ml; for cam
ton papers. e‘ boys ca
with them the oh the medical
referee on the autopsy performed on
Carltins’ body, as we'll as the slide.
vits of Gisela Calla, James D. Kelley,
her stepfather, and Ira. Kelley, her
mother. Those allidavits embody all
the information each , the three per-
sons has coneerning't adeath of Car-
hins and the cirennss, noes preced-
in and following it. ..
en the attorneys ior the state
reach the state capital at Concord
,tion before the secretary of state. Af-
ter the secretary has made out the
eraor will be
c e rstlte
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asked to sign them.
hemmene‘reofa 'itioafromthe
$M?Jiv‘“mm".iii.:‘iil
.e as ' .
39;."th Wiley “has: Inge;
Irate Departmea' “ is es -
ed to take action . . ,
ducts Calla. as on
“Why not? it takes a good bit to prom
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mm. ’ he's lto.‘
we who»:
, in entries made severely” later.
not recognising the montage. '
M m chapergndflveh In.
on January 2 last. County Bolidltor ‘3
they will lay their petition forsstradi-t
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Completely equipped.
KLEIN,
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hose who have examined the ”cords
to resemble theipearnsasiup displayed!
new ‘ cannon.
Herbert'c. Warren has been lit this
wool: with ss‘light attack of eatarrls.
George 1 item“. who has been ill
foelthe ”fitment-ablatobeowt.
lire. B. 8. Wendy, who has been
seriously ill, newsflash” improved.
lira, flowed. Water has returned
frown visit with Metals in New lla-
yen.
days’ visit with relatives in the
south. ,_ ‘ ,
lie. and hire. '1'. W. Benedict have
returned from a two months“ visit in
the south. ,,
John Kaiser, who has been seriosrdy
ill at'his hootein Wilton, is consider.
ably improved.
,Thonlas Wanali. Jr., has been a
nest of his parents in Booth avenue
tor a few dam. . .
W. H. fliehleo.‘ of New York, has
been a guest d his family in last
avenue fertile past week.
‘ John G. Thatcher has been seriously
ill stilts humorist North liaia street
with congestionzof the lungs.
Henry 1. werreu's new house in
Prospect street.has been enclosed and
is rapidly nearing completion.
” Oscar b. Blow, who was severely
luiured in a fat: in Baltimore. Home
W’mpbl . , is improved.“
branch. has again been conferred to
the. main line.
ides. George w. Birds, of Stanford.
visitedqywitnmh: sister. :trs. lisr‘r'y r.
Settle at. .m m , oil
WulthW" we:
no: WW: defile; of
Pound macaw more this town.
m is
y evening, liareh :0. lies Wiel—
program.
cent heavy storms have caused dull
washouta which are a menace to traf-
A tire was unmanned he the
residence of c, l. W, Ital
road avenue, 1'
learn in the front
ting tire to the wearing apparel as
the hall raclt.
close Saturday "om
Frank 0. Reynolds, the humorist.
entertained a large is the
M. I. Church Tuesday
was the third' is a series of «Metals-
ments being given sailor the metres
of the unorth- Leonel.
nurtures. corset. ,
Dr. C. B. Keefer “Awaiting a few ‘
trod-Hall has charge oi the musical .
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NOS. a sari} GAZETTE BUILDING.
it. is
”3' Price, Cloak and SmtSa
SATURDAY, FEB 29,
wehsvehsdthissessouwibeiaehded
'Notiegreserved—everyone least
Don't helium mealtimes garment'stjusthslitheiornler price.
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worm-sashes... Sonic
ago. a... 3» ..
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go.
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Mellie, Sanatile and»
bath um and rims.
mmwdwmrsm
imam See‘s.
mm a as its aim
firefight ~
Gwvcii’s'rhenact.
The continued D!“ D for ELITE
”tattle cos f of their
excelleacy. Wired price “.59 and
sue to paid there is satisfaction of
yam, amuse. ,
we: Shoes not he
an atom NOBWA’LK, court. ;
.
cultures;
NOTICE.
Mayor's once.
Booth Korwsllr. Conn.
.‘iotlee is hereby given that a meetv
ingofthe mummies“ Tas'
slice. of the City of loulh ts'orwalh.
will be held at the (loonell Chamber.
is said city. on the 2d day of ilareh.
rate, at dz” o'clock p. 1a., to cor
theestiraateauhutmedlouidpr
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have Special Features that maize them different, better and more no
sealant than any other kitchen cabinet. ,
Husbands. get your wife a real kitchen cabinet—mile that is nu
merely a collection of shelves, hooks and dark blue, but a modern. pc
footed ‘unit that really eaves labor and money.
These, special features toilthe story.» Show this advertisement .
her. so. will know their importance. _
Other cabinets do not have these features and the extra conven
lent ll arrangement that saves hundreds of steps each day. Be-
sides. ember dill important fact. '
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a full is taken out the same quantity drove dowu.
Want List.
Eierything needed in the kitchen alphabetically arra ;
pie and elective system for heaping stock.
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