L, Clotlun C ' GOODWIN Manager. “WW A Trade. A trade may be made of a nice house for a good lot or two, and a. lit- tle cash. possibly without. Also call and we my list of has properties. it is time well spent for those interested. Mr. Lawrence, 2 IOUTH MAIN IT. ‘- w-..~.......- * Were £12.00; now. .............. $7.90 Wereutmo now ....... “mm...“ - Were 810.00; now .............. “fl thrice are the latest Style, in shades of brown, grey and blue serge. est Styles in Oxfords, Ties and Shoes. D GOTTLIEB, IOUTH NORWALK. w... wm—o— Glover’ sThe Place NOW IS THE TIME FOR ow Shoes An exanlination of our SPRING ~— Cities—Foot or Ann,St. o mowers-3: 752.2. A‘l' . - STYLES wrll show you the W A. Buggerman s . swelo areas. PM)“ “lint! for Summer. M “3 WWW at. . ‘ Phone 542-2. _—T_' Wear Shoes That Fit. A. CAaMl ham - r L osALaim and Soft Wood, 'Iawed and hem I‘d, ter- -Woed, “All per cord: 01.50 per Wood, 01.00 per cord; 01.75 West Is extra var it cord. , all la. 74 item Ava. ' , « NORWALK. cosh. wwwwji WOOD ASHES Petash. lime. and aheeaherle sale are eentalnad in Hardweed Ashes in desirable Isms for plant growth. and ashes have been well name ed "Nature's ,Plaat Feed." lot they are really mere than a simple lent teed. be cause. in addition to hair tertilislnp properties. the eat as a solvent at the sell and arm combinations that enhance the value at latent plant teed already in the sell. «stained in Hardwood Ashes gives a direct and prompt result. while the aetlell en the sell shows pennanent re- sults. Plae‘es at land where ashes have been liberally supplied have shewn the attest Jar years after. FOI IALI IV ‘I‘Hl IAHIIL AT “9 WashingtoaSt. . now receiving the attentive ; ladies II society. who have this rates-m method at heallns. «We others to iotlow No use should live is fitment? The Fem“ Coal 00' lbstefieOhMMeterat . ' * ngwfl'f” V ‘ Y Y ‘1 s.tl.= 1... Us“ DWI”. W our Money Deposited Here . lam: sates. nor mutate moo... syndicates “I WW'rii‘iJI-‘M asveealse unwell earns haste . The plant teed ~ ““il'wo Dates Pairs at Saturn. Withjsrploal sum and a Dlrll Foiledla the iluinssi the House at La Paris, 1nd. LA FORTE, Ind., “May Ila-JPN! “mining" operations which have been promised by Sheri! Bmutser for sev eral days. started in earnest today in the ruins of the Gulnncse born: 1. "till Bohultse. who was employed by the sheriff to sluice the ashes in the eel lsr, began the tests to determine who- ther his arrangements were satisfacto- “I, Bchultse yesterday constructed a a ulcinsboa nine feet lone and a foot square, and connected it. with the tank or a wind mill near the house by mes s at a line at heavy hose An hment from a street sprinkler is used to distribute the water though the hon. ' Additional evidence relardlng the methods by which the persons whose corpses were found on the Guinness iarln met death was unearthed this morning. Almost two dosen pairs of scissors. bent and curved in the ashes in the cellar, and in addition three hnlves two of a surgical character. and another Da‘ unmistakable dirk. .were picked it . hIt is surml that the dirk may have been the chief weapon employed In the murders. An expert band could easily have slipped the snakelilre weep- on between the ribs of the victims and penetrated the hearts. The fact thatt here was no penetrating wound on Andrew l-lelseieln' s body is a possi- ble refutation of this theory. But it is pointed out that Heinlein, according to the findlnae or Dr. ,1. H. William Meyer. succumbed only after a fierce struggle in which he tore a handful Of hair from the person of his murderer. Chlorotorm or some other deadly drug is thought to have been used to sub- due the death struggle of life South Dakota farmer. In all the other bodies there is no negative evidence to disprove the dirk theory. The knives and scissors are thought to have been used in dismem. boring the bodies. Each corpse was mutilated in practically the same rnnn~ nor, the bodies or the latest victims showing expert ntuttomlcal work. An interesting side light on the char. actor of hire. Guinness has been fur- nished try Mrs. C. O. upham. of IA i’orte. who for six years was our neighbor Mrs. lusphnm can that on LEGAL NOTICES SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk. as., Probate Court. April 28, A. 11.. 1908. lstate of John Meyer, late of Norv wnllt, in said. district. deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- rirt of Norwalll. hath limited and al- low oil six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their nccormil. properly attested. within sold time, will he. doharrcd a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment JOHN J. CIYNEO, Executor. Bwarts & Corbett Bldg. ., 83 Wash. 81. a20nl5 I2 " Nance” ' Special Town Meeting The inhabitants. legal voters, of the Town of Norwallt are hereby notified and warned that a special town meet» in: will he held in the Town Hall In Wall street. Tuesday. hilly l2 recs 8 o'clock in the ovenlna, tO hear the estimates and tax rate hard by the Board of Estimate and Taxation is'said town for the annulus year. and Lo :she action thereon. as provided I new at Norwallt aforesaid. this 7th day at May, tees. ALFRED AVIthh'. JOHN DEVINE. WlLlJAM t1. anal», Selectmen of the Town or Norwalll. . “var mww SMOKE Um IUV A ION OF 'There'sauaebetter thrice. B. I. REYNOLDS. matte. “ tea-slams. GASOLINE The sales at the tear to as lots eesrastee. he verve. om Denial mm detention tor Manet” '"' . ”be" ’u "1le .1“? $3 Roger Ludlow’s! arefew, it is antennae charaes not later than Thursday at the outside. alucn do bends upon the attitude or Coroner C. 8.,llselr who has shown little inclina- tion to push the cases to a conclusion. It he decides today to receive the re ports on the Guinness bodies which have been prepared by four examin- ing physicians, it is possible that the court procedure will he hastened. W VETIIANI 0 DECORATI GRAVE! Both line (ham and Denise Fow ler Posts, 0. A. It" are making the us ual preparations for htemurlal Day. The examines wlll he the same as customs -—a llorai remembhnee will be place? on the grave or each dead soldier. The only ditl'eretzce, practical it. will be that there w ll be the ad- dltlonal mves made by a year‘s my use, to tech after. McKinley Com- mand, Spanish War Veterans, will also decorate the graves of its departed on Memorial Day. NOI.‘ s and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Floor Coverings. Anything in Cu line oi Floor Covering we are prepared to furnish ment has never been questioned. lt' s the best the market affords—- All Wee! ingraln Carpets, Handswne Axmlnater Carpets, Hall and Stair Carpete, Tapestry Brussels Carpets. lady Brussels Carpets, Carpet Rugs, in all sizes. Pure Wool Velvet Carpets, Carpet Filling, all qualities, , A handsome line of large also Runs, in lngrnius. l’ro Brussels. Tapestry Brussels, Body Bnlaselm Axminuter. Velvet and Wiliuns. . . The rclinbllily of our Carpet llcpart: 'e Housefumishing Department. HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS IN OUR HOUSEFURNISIIING DEPARTMENT. Wool Ceiling Dusters ........... $1.00 Whisk Brooms for Btairs....‘.....23¢ Don-Ami. per cake ................. ea Mops for Hard Wood Floors ...... 40c Fiber f-lcrub Pails... ............. 23: Window Brushes... ............ .. 39c Carpet Meters .................. the torso Bottle Ammoniu........._...dc Turk Pullers ..., ............. ....5o (160d Parlor Brooms ......... .....19e Bcrub Brushes .................. 10o Tack Hammers.... ............. . 10° TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK CONN. gee» RW LK. Read This NeWs 5% ilme Our Furniture Department. 0 UR list of offerings today show many good values, Which, for their reasonably low prices and extra good quality, should éominend themselves to your notice. Visit us as often as you can and you will find Offerings in All Departments THAT WILL APPEAL TO YOUR INSTINCT OF ECONOMY. Ranges. for Cooking. W everyoneoitllent. If not to your entire satisfaction. wereiuad the money. CASH or CREDIT. Ehavealsrgessserhnentcfwell-kaow’nmskcs nos sisno to no. Buffets, Sideboards and f‘ Closets. China Ig‘t I i lt‘iul Haw/A ‘. y)“ ‘ cg: W . T is no idle boast when we say that we have the largest and best assortment of these useful Diningroom ometnents. A visit to this department will convince you ‘ th at our statement is true. Prices too numerous to quote them all in this limited space—but we have them to suit all purses. CASH or CREDIT. Diningroom Tables and Chairs to Match. so. Ayassanteeyoeswith Iron and Urwnosoi Silfll'les. from which you can matte year sanction Prices mum 83.00 g to 835. M. Mattresses sndspdnga of the steel sanitary aadhest laslle. Brass Beds. min WE have plenty of them, Round as well as Square. lion Seat,‘ Cane and Leather Covered Chairs. Kitchen Tables and Kitchen Chairs. To find out how reasona- bly low our prices really are. call' in and investigate. per. . « sonally. we will make a customer of you. EASY l’AY MENTS IF DESIRED. “We——-— .... we. v“ m... 0...»... Mailings .... on Cloth. GREAT variety of these Floor Coverings stall ‘ A prises. THE same methods that were but well today. Our clerkssrepolitesadpalastekhy. You will never have goodsisisrepreseatedtoywhere. Rugs, All Sizes. BODY Brussels. Tapestries. Yclvcls. Asmlnsters. Crex. Also, a hip assortment of All Wool Art Squares. ms or calm. intercethedeyweenteredthisstorerule as _.‘ , ‘9‘! scenes O'DOOOOD O t . lawstvmt mm- “ awn we. , ' AMHMMRWEM, ; “I
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