' l" l ”$1 a
9 » ' . 1). ’ml V.
s on k r» a.
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2'
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sit jc't'iiiii'so's scar.
Wildlimedpym, i-iotsever,
. ”fllM'Onch More.
, ”Mortals have made con-
“Brahle progress in this end of the
. state in the movement to who to the
national. "Democratic convention in
W ' ”our. July a delegation that will
hit lirabie to‘the nomination of
Nebrasksn for the presidency, ac.
ng to the'liridgeport Standard.
hielbert 8. Carry, of Ridgcileld, who -
ah the Democratic candidate
{tremor in 1902, and who is an or
eat advocate of Bryan, hasyespress -
. 6d. adeslre to go to the etniventlon.
. end this. practically deter, scanner
. he ,‘Illl be.o delegate ,fi'om tht
7‘ filhitrth .iimlllessional. district. .
1 Ian J. Walsh. of Norwalh, form
srly ,chairtrisn. of. the ‘Democrallt
State Central Committee. andalso r
V. admirerof the free silver es .
pat, will probably be one of th. ‘
Wits st lam. . .
. float is Homer 8. Cummings, form i
all mayor of Stamford. another out .
on
t Bryan Democratic leader. who ‘
. slhted for delegate. Alexander
lid.'of New liaven, will be a deic
a it list . and be has already
’ epls‘int e fact that he will at‘
lentil to intact Mn. Cummings for
' "committeensn.
{engage Mr. Cummings de-
r. 0in for the position.
tilled by the connectlcut
to the state convention. it
. ’ that Mr. Troup will at-
to defeat Mr. Cummings. but
. ’ :for success in that direc-
‘iidt’ over bright, as the dele-
j a‘ west harmony. and will probably
'. ‘ t Ir. Cummings.
'& il‘esnsc’tizd that l'airlleldt Cogn'w
’ allowv mnteaeer a se-
. to ill: «invention. and in that
, ‘Clt Atlmty Thomas M. Culli-
' has will chosen.
GAIEg I
t
ATII ILANKO.
v .—
flst es Vertex in tiles in tho
‘ “allied Out.
HA . All?" l-The com
«on in investigating the gen-
, . . of public utilities in 00a-
in. ssnt out blanks to be
in: review water companies
as unmet? WW3 "3"
so 3
fit nul r of custom
sir
rush" of limit
dividends. for
: , ' ' plating to fines
" . ' settles of the water out
JANE
~ itinrhqtterthsn the coal orwood stove.
.. . , payout oil stove.
-’ » ; let other masons see stove at your dealer’s,
11W our nearest agency.
“dcrtONtdrt'rtifa'raas lino RAYO LAMps'
by A. J. COLLINS &..CO.
l‘e Correspondent Retaliates on Congress-
passed for the second time in the Lil
ley submarine investigation yesterday
Shortly after Mr. Lilley introduced lil.‘
resolution calling for the investigation.
of the methods of the Electric
Company he issued a positive dcnin'
let an alleged interview alleged to have
.ibeen given out by himself.
icuslng correspondent, Robert
3 ley, was on the stand yesterday swear
.ing to another interview.
Edenied having given out.
.clrcnmstantlal account of how he au-
‘ the interview. asserting that he had
zculled on the representative in his
; rooms at. the Ne,
,had there taken careful notes on thi
remarks made by Mr. Lillcy.
~iy after the correspondent and denied
ever having seen the correspondent in
correspondent waited for Mr. [Alley
human nature." and he walked away.
shaking his head slowly.
. that commencing at ‘i a. nu. illitidli‘.
. , ll
4--..»
mum
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all fully warranted.
.0...
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CALLS man A LIAR.
man For Repudlatlng interview
on the Best Lobh .
WASHINGTON. April .—-'l‘liu lit
Boat
The no
Wool
Mr. ‘Ullcy
He lave H
Wllilard Hotel, and
Mr. Liliey took the stand immediate
the hotel. .
When the committee adjourned. tilt
in the corridor.
"Of all life liars i ever met," he said.
"inn are the worst."
The congressman replied sadly:
"You have dostroyod my faith in
MATH WA. Oil till HIILI.
Jesse P. Norris, of lhipera, Va., had
a close call in the spring of me. its
says:“An attach of pneumonia left are
so wealt and with such a fearful cough
that my friends declared consumption
had me. snh death as on my heels.
Then i was pcrsu to try Dallas's
New Discovery. hunched are turnout.
ateiy. and after is ag two and a half
bottlesl was a well than again. i found
out that New Discovery is the best
remedy for coughs and ion disease in
all tlr 'world." loin un guarasr
tee a F. H. Boater's drug store. he:
and Ii.0li. Trial bottle free.
le YORK TchlNAL CHANQI.
Itsniferd
Trains start From 43rd
direct and Lesl n Avenue.
The New York. ow Haven and
Hartford Railway Company announces
April l2lll. all passenger trains sched-
uled tosiuiri from or terminate at
Itamford will arrive at lid depart
from the now temporary lasingioa
avonue terminal at tlird street and
Lexington avenue, instead of Grand
ventral station.
Trains that start from or iormlv
little at New Rochelle, Port. Chester
and points east of ltsmford will
continue to leave inns and arrive
at..tirsud tlentral station for the pres-
sn. .
Troubles
or duality“! land
and tits
“marl“...gfi
' style and which of course is furiously
, vrsriiiients and the new introductions
. lingo! institute
El“ “WW WWW»
"l"! a Little Wilmette
lifter ill! "I“
' The latter part of March witnessed
the completion of the fall lines of runn-
iifaclurers to the Mll'lm'lo and ill."
hrs! of April was characterized iiitzi
general exodus of selenium ii'mu
headquarters to their respective lli'ldl‘
of activity.
While each of the lines has its ow:
showing of smoothing exclusive iii
guardedv-although it frequently lisp.
pens that the."esclusive" style of one
manufacturer is numbered among the
equally exclusive designs of a number
of others—still a general review of the
various .llaea. minus the exclusive
numbers, as seen before they left the
factories. together with the consensus
of Opinion of the leading manufactur-
ers and the careful oopalderatlorof
the general style tendency. as outlined
herewith, will simplify the solution
of the hat style problem for the re-
tailer when the lines are actually
placed before him so far in advance
of the fall season.
The fall is essentially soft but time
and it is confidently anticipated that
the season will witness a revival of
«ion hat popularity.
loft Hst Colors.
lv‘rom present indications browns
will predominate in the soft but sell-
ing for the early fall season.
'l’earla seem to have fallen into die:
favor and it is anticipated that the
brown shades will have the bulk of
the demand.
1
Telescopes.
Telescopes will continui- in the full
to he the favorite soil huts and lhcm
vogue will in.- more widespread that.
ever before.
An interesting feature of the dewl
opulent of curri-nt telescope demand i.
that large mou mid the rnlddlv-tigei.
seem to have become more attracted
to tell-scopes. although formerly the,»
were worn lllOl‘i' or less exclusively
by the college youths and young men
and it is found lliill. in ”10 larger
shapes. this style of heart-ear is well
adapted to the Ilis'li of llillllll't‘ lute no.2
larger build than the prompt»?
As a matter or flu-i. llll' doznend ”to:
telescopes is gradually assuming it tin-
iversal character which may "wait
that they are approaching the high
tide of popularity. and whether flit-5
arc in lime to become sinplo and var-
lutltmu ill llrllliil. colors and such de-
tails are to constitute tho style of ovo-
lulion. or whether tlwy ill‘v in he an-
liPl'hl'lli‘ll lifr‘ some eutzrcly tllllt'l‘rlli
shape, and if it“, Just ulmt tilliillt' l.-
to stifftn'i'd. arc nli priililelmitit'nl.
There in nu uncertainty. howl-v- r
regarding thrslr popularin for flu cottr
lug season and that they will prevail
tor some. lime to C(inlt' is mum-nil
Full Crown Soft Hats.
l-‘ull plain crown soil hats in :illfllitiy
ihapes. without err-uses or dents of
my nature whatever. which were rc-
iorted in these columns ei.l'i\ in tho
year as being in llulilr‘il drmnud for
the spring. are expected to in- curlv
iidersbly stronger for this fail. ‘li i9
iosslble that for next spring or per
hope the following fall. a big lil’f‘mor
Inn of the soft but basins-int will be
in these shapes. At any rate ihe prair-
-nt tendency in this direction. slight
is it may be. is rather significant of
shat the future trade durelopnwn'
nay be.
Dimensions. ‘
Soft hat crowns irom three' to four
aches and brinis “Hi to two and a
tall inches. the beat dliitensions be
ng the aaxzu. Probably the larger
mother of soft lists will he found. at
thollligh the raw edge lll'llllll will sell
we .
The popularity of liw l’tiii‘iuill‘ltil
trim set-mil to have iii-en expected it
increase for all the full lines are show
lug soft hat designs characterised by
this flange.
The built of the slid hat samples for
the seastin show tail blocks and it u:
predicted that the reign of the ii i tip
.wlll continue thriuiglioul the fol.
For the young men's trade and for
that of the older generation whori-
fect "silently" dress. iiw smaller
shapes will be shown and dlrnansiomi
will range between a to .1 l crown and
t to ill. brim and rather list not
b s will probably receive more is-
vor than the heavier brim effects.
fir more conservailvr- shapes va'
dons designs that will be favored .in
mewhst larger dimensions are
them: and for these shapes. fit/.xll.
ind it will be tho hast stock.
Ieys' Felt Hots.
The production of soft fell hats for
boys and youths. as a specialty. is a
development of recent years iii the
'rade. There are several manufacture
are who are specialisms on this busi-
ness and as a result there has been a
rig improvement in the hats available
for the "yous " generation.
ilnappy sty as are designed which
intertwining retailers have not harm
dew to realise alerd an omiortunliy
for creating increased business and
prestige for their stores and list da-
for fall. in these lines. show novel ef-
fects that will stimulate hiisinsss to a
considerable . flood qualities
rule and cutest t with the lactose
lag attention given to this specialty
branch of tile trade by manufacturers
and retailers is a very much stinuiiat-
rd demand freer the White.
m
”.00! “it?!" ill lLthlGil.
cameo. Asrll s.--Tlls great it-
eucr «truest is illlsols has resii es
in s drawn battle with the a
will decisivsl in most of the lat-
cnrs old. and
he stroll absolute
a urinal:
..
l have lids in plenty-‘tia
i am steadyotempered and
in a had flare up. though
Well. that’s just liite iron,
Yet in front my trimmhigs
x
To the rich or poor Put a
llllfdfifill.‘ “dill. t.
.....
surparamm
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bills. NEWKIRK'S l‘iNAL CONCERT.
The final concert of the season un-
der Mrs. Ncwitirit's management. will
be given this evening at lsochwood's
liall. Norwallr. All of the artists who
have been engaged to appear pro emi-
nent in the world of music today. The
coucludln portion of the. program will
consist o the aorta cycle, "in Fairy-
land." by Orlando Morgan. and title
will be accompanied and conducted by
Victor ilarrls. of New York, the waii-
'illlrl‘fl composer and conductor. The
Pittsburgh Gazette-Titties his the fol-
lowing to say: of .\ir. James. om~ of
llu soloists who will inks part in the
:ouoert: "h‘lr. .larurs. a stranger to
Pittsburgh audiences. provcd a most
.; .linblu acquaintance. ilo has a
limb voice of :vxt'ellt'lll quality wr-ll
:onlmlled. and he sings without affec.
war—em ..—...
tailori. Mr. .lutnvs csmrcially distin-
rilislled himself in the "l‘hirtwnlh
Pimlm.’ "
'("llA'l‘ WITH l’i’llESCElJJ-Z.
A llltla icon of paste hoard. curried
ill Pro sirr‘l e'ri porloi is one of the most
highly prist‘d things which the (nitrous
hypnoust possesses. The card certifies
flint Percival ll. Browne Proscelle has
satisfactorily pound the examinations
and is now Qualified to enter tho school
'm- physicians and surgeons In Boston,
.li‘nau.
'l! nit-:t'i.u it good rlwul to mu." nulnl
i‘rrsci'llc in a Mini '~'l'll the lxwlstou
Journal. "It ir mun-thing that l have
been looking lr-rwzitzl to for n lon';
time. i am going. into nicillt'ine: i am
bound to get my M, ii.
"People are of .in felon." continued
Fri-senile, "that. my summers are titties
o: leisure. They :m- not; last summer
i studied hard for many Weeks untlcr
the fulorshlp of :i well-known Baotou
physician. Now that l have secured iiii'
matriculation papers i feel rowordi-il.
Yes, in a you til so i mean to give up
hypuoiiiina to main,- ‘oplo laugh. and
do some-thins that w ll hunch! flitI un-
fortunate. ' '
"l llllllll illly who who nevir hudany
fli'lltlt'illlllt would be proud ill have Bill
compllshod as Hill?” as l have. l he-
lihfi its a lmotlilgclt in ills! alrueis of
invades. linulnnil. at tho of six
years. The near year I came (Estrada.
tinbmuoiiily i learned carpet weaving
and "it'll wmt into the ill'." stasis
husinoss. luu find to leave that work
on aocouni of my health. Then! he-
ctlfliu valet ill lilo hypnotirtw—rihal's
how i honoured in be in this work
now. in my life i luv» had lost two
and one half months of schooling.
What also i know. I lilli‘o pirlu-il up
myself. .
“This is a hard life to lead. but it
has been inn-resting to me from a
scientific standpoint. I intro put my
whole heart and soul into it for four
years. Innis people claim that my
work is inlurlous. ii is not. Others
claim that sub a who are not under
the poem or gr i deal row nervous.
l have four men trsve as with are.
and they are as healthy. robust ici-
IoWa its you often see."
Preaoolle ls unite proud of the sun
case with which lie hrsnetlseti a wear
on who underwear a surplus! operation
at firstilsimrn. Vi... recently. it new
mm «llamas sass:
"its assisted Dr. I. I. Lynch in per-
form a delicate surgical «iteration yes-
terday afternoon. tieiss is hrlimrtlc
rawehin plane at the WI anecsilie-
lc. a sub was a woman ever to
its heldlisr ariiut
content that lir.
from
instill reasons a
cam
‘ ahlliiii If is en' her rt.
0 on: I . m!“
l have four strong feet and ‘a flood strong back:
And my constitution. so wise folks say, .
Then my taste is quiet, tor on my back
i 22:: always wearing a suit of black;
And l’m filled with pride when i know. they shine.
if you' feed me well then 1'" always work
iitircr day or night and 1'
Just choose me. and use me, 1’“ stand the test.
For an answer to this riddle buy a Stanford Range.
roa slits av
0f.‘N0l'il| Main and West Sis.
.___7
our
. p.
RiDDLE.’
eyes 1 lack;
so do not
i get quite hot;
and made to stay.
are gay and fine
ll never shirlt.
welcome guest,
and the management has engaged one.
of the largest amateur shows of the;
season. Besides the large number of
amateurs arriving from New York
city. there will be a big number W'
pearing from Norwalh, among whom.
Prof. Banyan. who has been styled
The Mystery. and who has defied any
one to make a packing case from
which he censor escape, has had his
challenge acepted by the weilvhnown
of South Norwalk. who claim they
have a arterial case from which no one
will be ablo to escape. So if you want
to see the. fun. don't fall to go to
.lluslc‘llnli Thursday night.
CASTOR lA
rerlafaatsandchiidrea.
lls [hi its lint ilsus’laglll
Bees-s the
Signature of
“ tut?" 2:” 333$“. saw- u... m "" use
to vs. here 0:
dearer in price. and if you want to t l' on M' a"
play with a ball that need to so for.
sub. you will now have to relieve
‘ Connecticut League games.
will be two weilcltnown young ladies. 7 -
clothing firm of Rogers & Stevens. '
Us
" hinge we we
yourself of an extra quarter. -
Bails used in the American and He-
tion‘al Leagues have increased in
price. but the old figures still rc-
man for the doughnuts sported in the
The ma-
ior leagues' clubs will probably not
have to stand for the raise. irut indiv-
idu'il buyers will. it is clawed rubber
and yarn are not as cheap as they
used in be. so up goes the price. it is
predicted that next seem all halls
0!le sold for ”.25 will bring 61-59-
Thia stiff price. will he keenly felt on
the sand lots.
LA GRIPPI.
Braslllal ‘Bllm never lost a case
never let it run into pneumonia.
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on
‘0' 2.: .
fiat kills the tough grip unsung; NOWISthe
you want Balm an a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get the.
500 or 81.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonfsl in water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat,
rnent faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly an-
nllate- every. germ in every great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is half-cared grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every ill
or in minutes till it stops. . "
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Hotel Mahaclremm
r. a. consort. no.
Service and Cuisine (in to this
Rates 02 per day and upwards
——-'
strict and General lni’orrhation 'i'lcher
Similar Mill—dig 75 Boots.
To]. ”I.
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DEMOfiATS WIN iN KANSAS CITY
but turn of the-“candidates on the Dem-
ocratic tichcl. headed by Thomas Crlt.
tendon. .ir.. for mayor. were success-
l' l in vesti-rday‘ti election by a major-
lituttli-ii by Mayor itenry M. iii-artful»):
This l". u «hungr- of mono votes from
the vivcllulv of 1905.
45 Will 8!. “Mil.
KANSAS CITY. Ma. April fir—Ali
i y of 1,000 over the Republican tlcltel. '
unlit bluish, ?
‘ F mish'n S’
u I g ,
here. We ask for your trade be-
cause we know you will appre-
ciate goods of reliable quality.
sold at moderate, prices. Our
Mill'lt‘il were never so large—lite
variety to select from is Vt'i‘y
extensive—comprising all the
latest stylcs and most desirable
patterns. Examine and compare
the qualities, the assortment
and the prices. you’ll find that
we give you the largest twice.
this and absolutely the most for
in Income producing property that
must increag. in value with the rapid
Irowtir cf the town.
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' FIRST-CLASS
Paper
Hangers.
E. E. Gotham,
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TIL. “I.
“I? NORWALK.
, .
Based on the Permanent Ownership
of New Ycrh llesl listen
IOND 6%
Shares Pay West.
Principal oeysble in Gold and lectured
by New York neatly value in
‘ ratio of an to one.
‘ A card will bring nu our literature.
or a seminal lnterv ew.
I. L. cons, lit. ml Ascot.
is ”Will MAlii IV.
tut-wire
V5. ,.
Mrs ssreitsu as a
“would?"
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Real Estate and liaisons i
W. have several decided bargains
WANTED!
of Investment Known
W!“
““l-f’s
is
your money. Splendid eclec-
tions now in these new. choice
styles of shirts. underwear,
necltwcar. hosiery.
.‘ sweatshirts-*1”
. ”W unaffeGM-‘m'b all.
Olen open
market really opens.
chaser buys early.
J. M. Layton 81 Co..
l
n their leasehold lam.
M ‘m ”was
can. also on“ us.
hdependentu-ltWyCo.
liavilalsd Gilt. Waits-ton It
until? p. in. londsy and
Saturday llltll 8:30.
M
m: not 4. .
’1; K,“.,i.'( i,
(mummies
.t
P! ;
w‘mSl (,
(A lilNl.
chiral-y
Real Estate!
A number of real estate bargains
y be had now before the Spring
The wise pur-
incorporated
d RAILROAD AVENUE.
Wall Patios.
0
We Have Designs on
Your Walls
'i'batpleasedynlevereincewepnt
them on. Any more rooms to be pav
tiered!
Crockery. Glassware, iiousefurnisn-
lag Goods. .
Japanese Chin's in Cups, Saucers,
Plates. etc.
Pdintcrs' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, ".25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures.
10c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
.—
-We give the s. 8 it. Green Trad-
, 'lng dumps. Ask for them»- ‘
L. ll. DECKER.
s1 West-ism lime.
Tel. Con. Ieuth "math.
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OPEN MONDAY. WIDNEIDAY
and MTURDAY [VENUNGI.
lisillniiis.
TAlLOl. ctorwiss, warren.
westerns.
as Wellington as. as. was.
new you. new travail a
marrow muons
Tani-fists ‘
In sum 75.. s. isss
I0. NORWALK re ”IV! YORK.
A. sI.-—tt:sss Izita. um.
I
one. 6:603. 6:50. 1:5“. 0:10]. 0:“1.
9::lls. 9:53. 10:551. 11:83:.
P. Ila-within. it". this. 1:81.
35")". smarter. Mia. 0:81. sills.
'lzlilx, 1zblx.'h:fil. "ill; km to
l'llllnllvlplliii Brill Willil ”- 0..
does not stop at New Y
“all,
'Ad' his-mus. Inns. has. 0:".
P. 1—1826“. Still. hills. 6:".
hills. 1:". twin. Oil's. ram.
.0. NOIWALI TO I" waves,
A. u.-u:se. me. 1: 0:10.11”.
8:25. Mill. 10:11:. “is: 11:“.
r. sr.--is:ess. ms sues. szsss.
4:19. littl‘ln. If”. 0: s. cm. 1.”!
hills. 9:". litiil to only.
: and 1:
Issdsye.
A. st.-is:es. 1:“. it . :
10:418. “MI. II. 1:” . 10.
P. Insist. fills. Oil’s. It“
IOU?" "WALK 10 WW“.
A. id.-ii:iii ldsll accept .
lilo. tits. idiyfls. I”
.--l:ll. 0:21. 0: , fill.
its a. I. r. p. I.
DANWIV W ”W“ W“
A. “Full“. 1th.!i Ill}. ”ii”. “i“
I ”cs—Oil". ll . :6?
WI. "4.1:.“ i “a Cl“.
”I“ memmm
”gram-am .2: '.
5.!)— i: . i flail: ‘Il .
is other is
“it? im std.
‘ ‘ “H to W
eMeW
l
l
TRY“
Liquid '
Brenzite
Green.
Canes iii than M, Will not
fade. Sole Agents for
, lllerwallt.
Charles E. Dow,
MW“!-
m wseiiirseron eraser.
em ssr.
Bargainsin
Gas or Electric ' .
StaillLanps.
Tryessoyewresd-
resin-Ill!-
mans.
leellssChtsce
Total-stem
l'lplngesi'llssse.
Wevwflsbs it at
Norwalk Chronicler