Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 9, 1908 · page 2

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Cutlery. Tools. Bledtunith Sup-

‘ Ito Norwalt hardware Go.
8m Shim-1.89mi Tool,-

Oer Shop. In rear II WI’SI.
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Flee Ipeelel Trelne Arrltree In Pltte—
burg. Penneylvenle, Tedey.
rtrt‘lteuno‘ n, Ileult la—l‘lv'e
Ipeelal trelne bringing doleutee from
Ceneda, and the north, eIeI, earth and
won or thle country, Iffl'V'Od here Ir
day for the but Interlink-II Gnome
tton o! the Young Peonle‘e III-Ilonary
Movement, whlch oonvenoI here to
marrow tor a three daye' «new;
Some of the ableet Ipeeltere ntII«
and educetlonal thence In
Great Brltaln, ‘unnda. the' Unlted
Suited, Japan. blue and IndII wlll
uddreua the convention.
The purpoIe or the couventlon II
ltuutedlato advance
movement In tho mIIelou delde It
homo and Ibroed; to reallle the true-
cute of the present compel" of nits.
Ilonary educntlon and the annually
or a more thomuzh eduoutlonal move.
ment by rule-Ion boardtr. IocIetIer and
chureltoe, compoeed 0! "000.000 Bun-
day schtiol rntttnbere and none peo-
ple" or the Ualted Statue Ind Canada
and porhapa half that nttmber addl
Ilene] In Great Brltalu. The ltnrnen
Ilty or the plunI‘ror the coowhtlon
molten It ltupnealble to'IeIue a pro
gram. “Dalluhullotlna wlll be prluted
and dlatrlbuted InJhe couveutlon hull.

' YOUNG PI

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, CHESTER POITMASTER.
WASHINGTON. March II.-—Itobt.-rt
Clltlord 'I‘yler hue been oIlIcIully cont-
gtlealonod poItninIter to, Chester.
out! '

Inould be equipped wltn I data”
Inow whlte. one pleee "Standard" Per
celeln Enameled lavatory.

Have you ever Itopped to oonIIdet
how dellghtrully convonlnet It would
be to have hot and cold runnlnl water
In your dI’OIIlII. chamber, Ileep
In; apartment or IIrIt floor toilet
room? III proeenco would Iltord you
the Mane-t degree at comfort.

We wIlI gladly quote you prlcee. 0th
plum I Ire Itrlctly competent nte
enenlce. bonnet and relleble.

HORACE R. NASH,

 

 

NORWALK, CONN.

ARE HEADQUAITIIS FOR THE

Victor and Edison Ma-
chines and Records.

The largeet and beet eIeerImeute or
g ehloee Ind Iteeerde In the Twln
I II.

umpire to t

: tor frelght 0th

(to Ind after Tuna”. hotter, 1

IM Mitt Propollere wIII III"
3"”;th E55: Igver.r New dYort‘, (toot
er ree , In new
under), to. to. F’relcft received
atmorwell up to 4 v. in. and death
“molt up to S: 80 9.1:.

HIOIWALK I‘l’IAMIOA'I' no.
Mirtlhg J. Imlth, e. 0. Human
Leeeee.

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IYRIAN I'IDDLEI IIOIBIO.
IIIIIS'I'pI. March 9 dunno (It-om

Shaker. a Syrlun peddler
bttty reported to the. pollen that he
was held up by Your ltallane between
here and Terryvlllo and robbed of 560'
and a part or the water In Me pack
Ho any» he was dragged Into it shanty
whleb had been abandoned by rallroad
workmen and'alfervbelnn robbed wu
bound hand and root and [tuned wlth
Itrapu taknn front hla park. He freed
thn feet after an hour'n work and then
went to a {attribution and mt the
atrupa cm, of! Me huntle. He cannot
doecrlbo hIa aaanllnnta.

Hotel Mahnokemo.
I. II. CONNOR. In.

lentoeudcntetaeuptemte
leteeuperdeyendupwerde

:ltoek end General lntoruettoe Ticket

Sunday Diners. 75 Cents.

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HllflllEE. fllllllfll

45 Will It. Norwetlt.

Real Estate and histtrattce

We have eeverel deolded hemlne
to Income product». property that
meet Increeee to value with the repld
Irewth of the town.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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LETTER WRITTEN BY BAKER

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Men'e Death In New Jereey.
IIIIxml-‘lI-IIJ). N. .1. March t.——A

Walter I". linker ahm-tly before the

nuaterluuu death last October. whlch
an» placed to the Ipmdu of I’rouecutor
Koeeter. of Bergen count) today tun)
haw- au Important part In the ln-
veatlgatlou whlch In about to be merit
Into -the clrcumatnmee Iorroundtuit
flaker'a death.

It In IaId that the letter but been
In the bandit of "Iltt'rtt brother tot
M'H'rftl moutha and that It watt large-
ly become of Ilatotnenla whlch It cort-
tnlned that the brother baa been no In-
alatent u too a complete Inreetltottion
In the e The Iona-nu or the let-
ter have not been made public. II
II uald to have no» addnntwd to n
\I'utimu whose name hna not
tllut‘lmu’tl. The letter bore the date or
a few days before Ituker'a death. and
la autd to have "omitted the w man
to Whom II woe addrotuwd of I VIM
glvuu IIultor it dose of poluon or nontr-
other Injurloun unbalance. According
to the utory whteh more out today
when the leter was turned over to
the county prom-enter. the letter was
found In the funeral trnln on whleh
Ilalter'a hotly wan taken to ”outdo Iur
burlal ahortly after hla dueth In Ito
mm. The llllrlllltl' fell Into the hand:
0! Edward I-‘, lluker. o! Ilotttnu. the
dud ntan'a brother. at that flow.

In addition to the charm.- ol attempt-
otI poIIouInrr, the letter II mild to have
lutormed the Woman to whom It war
written that It waa the Intention oI
linker anon to give up the my llfe he
had been llrlttg In New York and re-
turn to Iluetou. Iloteotlveu who bore
been In the employ ol Bdwnrd I-'.
llalter any they have learned that It
really had been the Intention of Wal-
ter Ilalter to leave New York. They
hood I New York lawyer who told
hlm that Walter told blot I few dnya
before hta death that he was planning
to so to Boston and Ilve wlth hIa broth-
er. He told the lnwyer nlao that he
had been Int) tree wltlt Ithr money
among peoplo'tvhonl be bothered to be
Itla I'rIt-ude.

The lttqueat Into Italter'a death wIll
be held tomorrow nIIhl. Among the
wltnoeeee who have been wallpaper!
to, Immr bolore the eoruuere jury
are Mr and Mr». Iv‘ It "out, or no
Iota. at whotw home Inltttr died. and
Mn. Natalie Young, Mra. Hurd'a Ile'

r. III the death at ”Me Natalle

nrd a tow week: am, Mr. and IIrI
third. the child It primate, are be one
IIrlea under linker'l III to then until

 

or about I wil bu not
been Mahmud?” Q ‘
70 “III A COLD III 0”! DAY

Take MXATWE “ROIOQ III-III
'l‘Iblete DrouIItI. round money It II
(III. to cure. H. W. 030V” '0‘“!
Iure II on each box. III. .

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Inllreedtll" Clothe II New a.Ihut
goat load”; Wain I“
unmade.

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5 The D.
IRE llEllllllli

III Others Gama not» I.
England leflaolerlee VII
0a Short nee Sully eId
cerium no» It rm-
mde It 5W0!”

neuron, March I.-'I'hotIIIndI or
employee at New England will and
Mlorlett went on a abort tune trusts
today, Iotlowlng aeveral tuonthe of de-
preaelon. In more places, however.
resume cattle of several lactorIoI re»
annulus work utter a Ihutdown, or In-
crennlug the runnlug time. In the
next few wet-Ira many ntllla wIll go on
abort “me. so that no Irwin In In'
duatrlal elrcles Ia looked [or It were
out. The Humvee. end Parker No.
I mllla In Full Blver went on a four
daye' a week hula today. whllo the
Klan I’hlllp and Around resumed on
erutlone tetuporarlly.

'I'he Filler Ianutncturtna Cont-
pauy'a cotton mllle It Fluttervllle.
Must. employlng 700 bands. were abut.
down todpy until next Monday. The
Cabot MIIII of Ilrunewlck. Mm. wltlt

800 handI. went on a Ichedule of tour
days I week today. .
The cotton utllla at ‘Provldenoo.
Woonaocltot. Center-ville, th'er I’olnt.
Arctle, Natlck. Llppttt, Poutlac. Jack-
son and mum Rock. It. I., and at
Dudlevtlle. Iiebrourllle. Ileauvllle. and
Mnucltauu. Moan. all owned by It. It.
to It. Knlxht. Itnd entploylnl 6.000 (or
erutlvea, went on I three-quarter time
schedule today. The Putudm Mano
IactttrIuI Company” a cotton mllle went
on a three and one half day schedule
and lehtlnnle and I’owhettan ml":
of humor Court. have reduced the
tlme to four deye weekly. About 700

heudu are effected. '

The It'xlwarde Cotton Illlla of Au-
guata. lle. eutployltm 1000 hnudn
adopted a halt tlme Ichedule toda'y.
and the Whlttu ninchlne nhowt at
Wbltloarllle. Mam. ntaklug cotton
tulll mnehtnery. wIth l.ll00 men. re
duced the tIruo to 4.1 hours I week. In
Mll'lltttry.nbuut 100 band: are reflected
II the Ilowduu Felting )IIIII. whlch
wlll run four days a week out" fur-
ther notice
t‘urtatlment of production to abut
approved by the Chloupoo Cotton
mm. at Chlcopoe Pulls. I.:IOO hauda;
I)wtxltt Mllle. of (theolwe, 1.500 on
erutlvett: Salmon Falls MIllI. Salmon
Iv‘alla. N. H.. 700 operatlvea: Nauru-
lteug t‘otton Mllla. Salem. 1.500 hands.
and other concerns.

The Jewett I'Iauo fartorleo In Loo
mlnster went on I four dare a week
Iehedule today. .
The Talbot Woolen Mllla, or £0th
whlch have 600 Itaudn. be-
today.

 
 
 

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perish that thought.
more daintily nllurio

The garments .s

fullness at the waist

We ask you to I

I

We are having

buy lllt‘lll. This is I

ruling, and this Carp

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IIIllerlt: u.
gun ruuulnI five days a week
lnatend of tour. as prevlouely. It
In Gardner. Mane. the lurutturo lat:
tor) of P Derby I Cottipauy begun
runnlna nve' duya weekly thht mom
lug. In thereon of ten hour-I weekly
.‘or 325 employee. At the E. E. Stone
Lumber and llox Cornpany‘e mill In
flin‘nfl'r. the fifty employee agreed to
i ten per cent. out In was" In order
to enable the utlll to reattnte work
today

The worklnz tlme at the plant at
the. Waltham Watch Company at Walt.
ham was Increased by wren‘houra a
wm‘lt today. making I total tot 47 1-2
worklng hturnr weekly.

The Aouetmot and Hathaway little
at New Iledtord, employing 2,070
httlltlll. retrained witrh tudIy.

The a n Warren Company‘ a paper
mllla M'WI‘IIIIII’OOR. Mo. employing
Loot) otmratlvoe. hogan enrtttlllnu It»
day by ruuulng Ilro Instead of III days
a Week.

HARRISBURG. I’I., March D.—-Iu
duetrlal condltlooe are throwing an
Improvement hererouII At the
Pennsylvania Steel Worn In oddl-
tloaal open hearth turnaee wIlI be
routed. and preparatlune to start. oth-
er. are bolas made. Two blast tur-
nacoe are both: malted.

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.Illll TROLLIV CAI.

—--o——

ItellIrII Termlu Peeeeugtre It Deyc
vlllo.

DAYVIIJII. March I.—-A lerle body
or ltelltne Irena DIIIelIen Ind_ Wil-
llarnevllle grew rIotoue- In eelebretlng
tut. nIebt. held an end peeeeeeton
or a trolley car. and to
eonnra and otben who cIrne near by
M’IIMIMM' halvee led. rem It»

murdered:- Manure were
made.

we MII'LAO'IU' Gonna.
“invite lemme

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some to think that-the garments are plain and UL" ore.
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sewing. that the word
adaptation to llte‘ pro.

Mill. Taffeta at the Silk Section.
robe there is a use for lilack Silk and 'l‘ni‘feta is without
doubt the roost popular weave.

like to show it to those interested.

Rummage

Our Semi-annual Mill End andSurphis Sale,
ends Saturday Night. March 7th.!

 

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M Read Co.

WM 1032:

 

La, Grecque

Tailored I'Und‘erwear.

me, 'I‘ailorcd Underwear, would lead
()lt.
Never was lingerie more beautiful.

It is the perfetn lit. the tttakc. the
"tailored" titlt't'ftt, and the Wonderful

g.

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fil'flt style of dress.
howu art- separate drawers. combina-

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lion corset covers and skirts, long skirts, and nightguwus.
All are made of the fittest, wheel. clinging nainnouk. every
scam and dart dtutblctl. and sewed flat, and no superfluous

or ltips.

In the combination garttwuts the skirts are attached
to the ‘waisits with very narrow bands of "cutre-dcux."
wide spread flare at the bottom of the skirt and drawers is
finished with many rows of Valcitcicnnca.

The

oak at the superior workmanship, the

turn of hell] and scam. the even stittltes. and the perfect
lit of those dainty garments.

fL'ndcrmuslitt Section. main floor.

Black Taffeta.

Home Silk
In every u/or m's word-

a special display of the

We believe that we have

as satisfactory :t lilack 'l'afleln as can bc‘ fmttttl in the silk
market. as nearly a pun: silk as can be woven. and we would

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When Carpets are down in price, then i, the time to

he mouth for ltousecleaniitg and reno-
et Clearance comes at the right time.

MI Read. Co

 

 

 
 
 

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Morning, March 9th.

we begin our Rummage Sale.”

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