Eons ‘JOSELOFF,
North Main St, South Norwalk.
. Tel. Call 698-2.,
t I" S. Luther of Trinity
ill preach the baccalaureate
at the Conhoctlcut Agricultur.
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, Yesteiday’ s Paper
I). GO’I‘TLIEB,
*i'llead-to-Foot
Outfitter,
0 II NORTH MAIN STREET,
sown NORWALK.
, WOOD WOOD
jA. emu BE’ITS.
DEALER lN
«Hard and Soft Wood,
M an Split Rudy for
Family List.
MWood, “.00 per cord; $150 per
fluid Wood. 07.00 per cord; 01.75
ilco
I'll!” Wood 250 extra per it. cord
j Val“ No. 7.4 mum Ass.
fist. arr-.4. uonwaut. coon.
W SPRING
noes
a
Ws are quite maddest its: tram
‘sti‘ont new that your mastoi- cloth»
lboushts are louaslna about in your
nuts. ‘ it we have automaton ease
correctly. then this Ines-spews send
Iron today I. mounted. We want to
clothe you for Easter. Indeed, we do,
and are “one: you the brightest and
[best clothes the market shards. A
in... variety at about titty patterns
' . for selection. The middloued or can.
nrrathm can and hero ailments in
cut, style and fabric into to his liking;
' while the dapper young fellow can
find alothes as choice as his heart de-
sires. dultii. Toll Coats, Spring Over-
coata for only $7.00 and $10.00.
Trousers, Fancy Vests from the hands
of thy makers, who knowliow our
~pricen are pleasing them when aar-
menta are shown at those prices
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WHORE BLEEPW NEEDED.
Do we, any of on, sleep enough now.
Schoolboyit are said to need more
sleep than they get. Poor children.
certainly. could do with longer hours.
Again. in the season what bully man
or woman gets enough? i believe this
is the cause of so Inubh of the nervoua
exhaustion and neurathenla we hear
about. —l.ondon Graphic
“i anppoae you are glad whipping
has been abolished from the achoole?”
‘Naw. l alnt." repll the tough
boy. "Why, dem bouts water have
wld the principal was the wily fun I
got' '~Philadelphla wager,
tartar POPULAR V' U
Sheet MuSic
Base Ball Goods.
Big Stock oi . HARMONICAS.
, W. A. Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washlniton 8t.
Acsnt for Crsscsnt Laundry.
Your Lawn'
It needs encouragement. your
garden needs assistance, your
trees and glues need help and
your flowers need the aid of our
special manures and fertilizers.
We have some good things in
this line; put up in a convenient
way. odorless and not unpleasant
to uso—‘dry, pulverized manure
which has never been exposed to
the weather to lose half its value.
Also wood ashes and ground
bone oi pure quality.
All the above in large or small
quantities as desired.
149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
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Ill-lava You liesrd oi
The New Science
of (Healing? I
which III now revolving the attention
of many ladies in society, who illtVt‘t
' adopted this talcum method at buulitut.
and Ito markedly luiprovod in health
and appearance have they Immune
they are onenumttllia others to follow
their nsauipltv. No one iihould live in
pain and sadness, oi heart or limb,
when they use live In health and hop-
ulusiit by sole: to the Chiroprlwtor at
M I. Washington In, Havilsnd Illicit.
”UT” "DIWALI.
‘ "AMINO TIIATMINTC GIVIN.
”my“ can mail it M an! tiniem
salons oi future years it you
fill trims savings bull Where it will amt
.sII up have told. will tie at your tour
Mil
' wailt.
tilts
tithsrlosy It. “not. Wm away at
mostygtwo m. iirs sheaths
inspiration
ilbe beta from hot ista
nssdsr arm silt
“motel-y,
Mrs. Johnna» Zimmerman.
uni. Johanita mutual-nan died at
The deceased was sorontir
eroding.
Funeral services
two years of use.
' were held this afternoon at 1 ocioelr
from her late borne. interment (allow-
ed at thaltlverslde cemetery
Mrs. Kinnsy ‘lluitln.
The funeral of lira. Kinney Ituihn
was held yesterday‘t'ttomoon from her
late home, 110 sshluswn street
bridge. The Rev. J. lt‘dwud l. and.
pastor 0! race Baptist Church, Nor-
walti ofll sled, and burial followed at
lllv'erdde Cemetery
W
Mlchssi Wargo.
Michael
years. a resident oi Snowden avenue.
died suddenly of apoplesy. yesterday
morning. Dr. l3. .Huntingtou the
medical examiner, wan called and
found death due to natural causes. The
deceased III surlvved by a family 0!
grown up children. Funeral services
were held this alternotm at 3 oclocli.
from the Hungarian Church in Main!-
lou avenue.
Mrs. Mary . Frost.
W, Harris at 75 West street
lal followed at Riverside Cemetery.
Mrs. Washington Chests.
Mra Wuehlnxtonpc‘lsoate died in
New York city Saturday after an ill
net-III oi auroral weeka She was well
known in the state, having been pron
idem for eight yearn of the Woman's
(miigregational Home Miaelonary
Union of Connecticut, an ammunition
which she eel-rod with rare executive.-
ability and consecration of purpose
and desire, Mrs. Chortle, will he grtflltr
ly mined in her nervice for the home
Iriienlonary venue and aim in iiPl‘ lam
lly i-irl-le, She in Iiut'vlved by her
husband, Rev. Worthington Chelsie,
and two deughtera. The funeral will
be hold this afternoon at 4:30. in "It?
chapel of Pilgrim Church. Madison nvo~
mit' and lfllnt litreot. New York city.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Douglas Fowler Pool 0. A. R. will
hold a regular meeting thin evening.
Tilt moiiiiwre of the Egbert t‘lub oi
the - Norwnik tioiigrosuttoual church
will hold u banquet tomorrow evening
in tho Norwulh Hotel!
School Visitors will be held in the
Council ('hnmber, City of South Nor-
’t‘uoaduy evening It! ti o'clock.
Mira Ruth llufauit. who is attending
1. ll'YouIilloAcademy Plutteburg, N. Y,
ulll be the guest of Minn Mercedes
rivalries of i‘lattabura. during her
i‘lnnlt-r vacation.
'i‘hu rum-u ul' Jouoph ”tuition and
Nii'lmlaa lioruu. who wvt't- oriented
rliiturday owning up the charge of
ilrunlu-neea runn- up this morning 09'
torn Judge b). M. lneltwomi, and after
it wrote talking to the men were al
lowed to go but they were told that
if tth w-Iio in com: again It would
no hard with tilt-m.
Sonia limp iii-tween a lute hour Sat-
urday night and II o'clock yesterday
Inoruimr It glue-i in the door of WW
liuul l‘. lhlore' stationery store in
Smith main street, watt broken, The
lllullt'l" was reported to (thief ill Plr
lice Wiilluiu \‘ulluwr. The appearance
0f the door would indicate that donut
om- had loaned too heavily against it.
'i‘ho (‘urpnutvra' l’ulon hold another
tunotiua thin rum-ulna at their utilit-
tora in Stole oi Temperance list! in
Wall alreet, Tho altuutlon remains
tho union on lit-lure except that Can-
truntor White. of Float Norwnllt,‘ MD
pinned the HHPM‘MI'W, and his molt
are now at work, The other bastion
still l't‘i'lttm to also. Another meeting
will he held tumor is tuornlna.
ACT! A!» A TONIC.
'l‘hvro iii no Ironic-r uudailvo to the
pervert than to indulge in vigorous rub-
blna oi' the body daily.
ill etuirlio. It in luxurioua to afford II
masseuse. but. it. is uiInotII on bone
liolui if one will rub nneaoif, either
with the hand. with u Tuthluh towel.
or with long Hirifm oi flannel. -
‘l‘hi- luml limit to do the rubbing in
viilwtlr utter the bath. Apr pin-I oi the
iiilii,‘ that t'ullllul llo touched by lilt‘
huuii uhouiii he rubbed vigorously by
the "Will. or illulltt'i ht'ill Ill arm”!
Iouitlh very luut.
[Militiiifi boiua good to not the ship in
a slow and to improve the circulation.
thin in excellent riser-elite for all the
uiuunlus and if tulten at night hidden»
itil'fip
(th woman whose nlrrue hull one
heels on but badly outed herself u n
alum time by taking «itch uislit II
wuriu Iluth. iollowrul lit a (Will Ilium
and vinorouu rubbing ui‘ horuull' with
It rubber dosh ili‘iiiih and a crush tonal.
and followed her oterelnioa with u
titans of too litiiil.
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Lady Ion atruutllw'd’lo you know
more Johnny ’l‘uelter ilvns. my little
lttlu Mymlis Illn't homo. hurt
you site no! u Wind in lino tutu tor
7m
igltii'W‘Wii villi! Now.
[Allin horwthnlis.
liulse.
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Mormon: you willing to not
i' he “in! outing tdilnslwtlii.
as:
Within“ stamp
he;
and“,
Its old mast-at services
home W};
ll. Owl”. pastor otto- South
lion Baptist church. will mounts».
interrupt will follow at the Marion
her home in Taylor arenas, Isturdsr
Worse, aged slstyntulit.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Front
was bold Saturday afternoon truth the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Geo‘ltfie
6
Rev H. A Sudden rector 'of Trinity
Episcopal Church. anointed. and bur-
A regular meeting of the llnnrd of
whore is _
i‘
wondered not: that M)
turned out at a.” tuna oi tits mid. but
thriller. was bmaht out that the
lishtsoouillaotbsusnlronithe
rim". than betas heavy shades at
each window.
Prosecuting Attonm Davis said
that. the bustle; into the robust)!
undertaker ltsvsassii on the ma
floor had not has looked for. and
two men had jumped from time win
dons. and toads send their escape. He
was able to son who the non wars,
and“ warrants for their arrest had been
sued.
Judas Moiwood salted something
about the man who were defended by
Lawyer Walsh, and )0. mm replied
that Richard llurlte list! been the door-
keeper for shout two months, and that
John floatsomery was s imueum ot'
the place. and that Johh Troy was a
little out of place. as he runs a place
of the some nature as the one in ones
tion in Water street, Booth Norwslli
He said that the plane was first run
in Monuments City Hotel, and shout
three months ago, when the trouble
took place. he moved to the quarters
in Water street.
At. the conclusion of his statement,
Mr. Davis said he thought that the
proprietor of the place should be dealt
with in a way that would prevent him
irom starting another place in the
immediate future
Judge Lockwood then said he found
.lohn Hittite guilty at the complaint
and fixed the lino at 8100, and a jail
sentence of six montha in Jail with
coats. as added. Alt rney Walsh ap-
pealed. Prosecutor lavle thought a
bond of 3500 should be tired. Attorney
Wni‘ah objected to thin amount and
Judge Lockwood fixed it at “00.
Richard llurlte was charged with the
same chances as the rent of the fre-
quenteru oi the place, but the judge
thought that an be was door-keeper
he won more. to blame than the rest
and his line was fixed at 375 without
Clllllii. Attorney ll’ulsh appealed from
thin, and the bond was ilxed at. $150
.lotin Montgomery and John Troy
were found guilty. and a line of 850
without coats was fixed In both cases,
but both were appealed. The txruds
were fixed at Will, ' Attorney Walsh
modulated that the- line in the last two
canon be out down to $25 each. The
jiuiigo said he would reconsider the
cum: and Montamnery and Troy were
fined $25 each. ltlchard Burke's lino
wue also reduced to 8.30 without route,
which wall appeulul and the bond fix
ed at $1th lilakv‘ a line and abutment
remained an in the llrlit.
The names of the others who were
captured in the mid, are an inflow.
and in earth crow the line was 82.5 with-
out. emu, which wan paid by all:
John Montpommt. John Troy, James
Morton. Edward Willlnma. Frank
Mace Wiiiiltm Roberts, Janina Dela
nor. Elmer liili, Charles A. lllyden
burg. i-‘rank lilamluso, John Shaw.
Martin, Kingsluml. Edward Kline,
Edward Clone. t‘hurioit Malitln, Hott-
ord Nadia.
Tony Manure and
fortelted bond».
CONCEALMENT ,0? CASH ALLIG
. ”ID. -
William (trace
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Serlous Allegations Against a Former
wulimsntio Merchant.
WileMAN'l‘lC. April filo-*Addltlouv
all charges In which notions allegations
are madt‘ but.» been filed with Bank»
I'Itptt:y nl'it‘lvt‘ Andrew J. Bowen, of
this city; iu the matter of Gnome 'l‘.
Mindiwk'u application for discharge
from bunkrupu-y. Murdoch is a man-
ularturer who fallod in business at
Thompson. room, where he conducted
II it"!!! Wonk-n Ipill. it is now alleged
in speculations. tiled by Attorney E.
J. McMahon. of Worcester. Mass,
who repreiwuta creditors or the entitle
that while Murdock was insolvent and
with tho propose of dclraudlng his
creditors. ho unmarried from the truth
lot-a it." iii In «nah received from hunts
E. "ililt'l‘lfllll. oi chtltor, Hum; con-
Wt‘l‘ll to tile daughter, Mabel ll. Marv
dork, It iimrtaase note of ”.430 held
by him: unwanted from the trustee
ilttl'rtt‘u, t‘ltl i‘iiml‘l and wagons and oth-
er prrronul properly; conveyed iii!
farm at. Thompson to his wife; eon-
vstyoti properly that film to him at Ill!
wlfc’a lii'iii'l to his daughter, Mabel if.
thobb» of Worcester. and [are or paid
to one I handler Si illlo four month: he-
tore he wan adjourned bankrupt. It
is turthor lliii and that he fraudulently
omitted all of them various prom
lion from hill schedule at duels.
The out... or various transaction-I
sot lorth in the specifications attend
on far back on "199.th Murdoch
iotlvuyod his farm to his wild. but
it is elaluwu that he has been inset»
vent. ull Ihili time, and that, several
il‘llllllilf'litlll "numerator! here were for
no other pulimss than to defraud his
tfl‘otliltlt‘u.
'i'li.~ iit‘ltl'illfl on the matter assigned
for today \i‘uu murmured until Friday.
Aptil ‘11
THE Pill" GONIIDIIATiON.
Minn it... arisen 'oooit. polwd low
loud In, ill the dining room door.
"l'hlum‘. imi‘utn." lthe nailed. “nn'
how will i lm linowlti’ when the pud-
Illu‘ bl omditull"
"Hitch u knife lulu it." fluid the
lllillll‘ttltn. i-mvulllnit the titlilitbllflil in-
Ill'llt'litlllu. "It Ibo hulle contra out
t'it'llll. that ptltifiil in ready to serve."
"Mid. oh, Nora f“ The Misti-«III bud
uII nl'tm iiuluuht. “if that ltnlfu dune
t‘ltllit' out i'il'llli you might stink sll lht‘
rout of tho illlilmlt into the plidtlina.“
"WWW. IOLILOOUV.
When your on your way In at houl
not. militarization auttorno.
EASTER SPECIALS.
blew.I models in Tailor-made Suits In line Chiffon Panama. Herringbone Cheviot. Serges and
Fancy Mixtures. In all the newest shades of Brown, Blues and (limit. as well as Black. .
g. LADIES’ SPRING JACKETS.
Covert Cloth saints. lined and unlined lilo z, annual res ' :i ii a.
Cheviot, Broadcloth 1nd Panama. all taffeta lined. r " “I'M fl. oqusrtota‘ e 5 Black
. KID GLOVES. . ‘
All the newest and most correct styles in Ladies’ Kid Gloves are here for your selection. We
sell only the very best qualitis , many oi them our own importation. All the newest shades, as
well as Black and White. Price $1.00 to 33. oo.
EASTER NECKWEAR.
Plain and Embroidered Collars' in all White and Colored Embroid . fit it Collars in Cotton
and Sills. Fancy Bows' in Cotton and Silk. All the season' s newest and gist "zftt'active styles ars
shown here. , ,5
PARASOLS.
Our entire new line of Parasols are now on exhibition. White and all the ole sh (1
Cotton. Silk and Poagec. Also Children s Parallels in ”all qualifies. . Pop r 3 es in
TRISTRAM s; HYAT‘l‘ NORWALKS CONN
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eger Co.
pring Clothing
For All Your Family.
THE GLORY OF LIFE. ,
The human race Is atill in its infan.
cy. Up to the present moment, with It '
few grand exceptions. mun hue lived
mostly an animal flatulence. The brute
is only partially educated out at him.
He has not yet evolved that superb
character, that diviner mun. towuhud
owed in tho beast.
liow few poo in over not anything
more than a me [iimpiltt oi the true
glory of life! Few of us nee any
real sentiment in life or anything
above the real animal existence and
animal pleasures. Moat of mi look up-
on our occupation as a disagreeable
necessity that. nomeliow or other ought
to have been and might have been
avoided.
'l‘ho‘lronbin with mnnv of up in that
we think too mennly of oureelves Our
sordid aims. and material semen ant
bittons how no lowered our ntaudarda
that We fhinlt downwards instead of
upwards, we growl ltiateud of near.
(lur lives are materialistic. settlah,
greedy. because we live in the bulls- at
our brains. down among the brute Inc-
ultlea. We have never explored to
any grout extent the upper region of
our brain never dulleMi our higher
intoillitnneemO 8 Martina, in Saucers
Magazine
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cl AMUSEMENTS o
,
[VERY EVENING.
MUSIC HALL
Advance Vsudsvilts and Moving Pic
' tuna Every Evening.
Wednesday and Isturdsy Mstlnses.
(‘hnnge of program Monday and
Thursday evening»
Prl cos .......... ..... 10c and lot:
Renewed seats 20: and zoo, which
can be secured at tho Cllflord Drug.
Store:
Mstlnss prion-56 and 109.
last ts.
last
Have your purchases charged and set-
tle your bill in WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
...... H. Krieger 8; Co. *
"fifth-till" 2" 29- 3! West Washington eel,
‘mbdll'l‘r' SOUTH NORWALK. .,
THI MAN 0' Till HOUR.
Prices 15s. 50s. m. $1.00 and ""0 "
Superphosphate oi Lime, Potato Fertilizer.
Complete Fertiiim. Ground Bone,
« 4mm. memo Um.WAsim,NiifluolM
Medal otrouut Moo’ Viruses. Barn Yard
M. “V. M PM Poi“. "Whit
"CHOW”. 6‘ “ms GWI
You to my mid you doubt cry.
lllll when "you re ultnilns on the mom
.l'ou re up warm, and you don't
know why. mill. Niiholuu
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hounmii‘u «ultimate
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