THREE 'EASY WORDS-—
Fit 2 ,Wear! Style!
I
Ilptthey‘ro hard to find In other makes
for the some price.
sortment oi modish
' Springand Summer Clothing
Simmons you TO INSPECTION.
()nr superb ne-
“OUR FINEST." we cnll them he-
cnuso they are the most satisfying we
have ever pill on view from so varied 11
range of shades and patterns.
must
critical your taste.
the lit in guurnnlecd.
Copyright Clothing Co.,
HARRY cooowm, Manager.
You
pleat-Io, howover
The cost is little,
find some to
Make Your Husband
Buy You a Home.
'l‘nlk lIlm tired, ’tlil you get It. You
can iind what you want and con niford
nt '
The .I. B. Lawrence
Agency,
2 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Suits
”‘11 NORTH MAIN smear.
Reduction sale. I
Were “2:00 now............... $7.98
Were $14.;00 now. 49.99
Were $10.;titl now ...... ........56.98
, /
Fabrics info the Latest Sty,lc in shades of brown grey and blue Serge.
Latest Styles in Oxfords, Ties and Shoes.
D. GOTTLIEB,
SOUTH NORWALK.
I. m._.__ . -.........
.‘ PURE
ake Ice
Wholesale and Retail.
I {Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office—Font of Ann St.
TWO THUMBS—1&3; 752-2.
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
, SOUVENIR
Post Cards
W A. Briggennan’ s
MUSIC STORE.
’ , Donovan Block. 132 Washington an
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Wood" wooo
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Bowed and Split Ready for
Family Uee
80ft Wood $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
' ‘flwd Wood, $7.00 per card; «.75
lit. Wood 25c extra nor % cord.
You No. 74 Newt0wrr Ave.
:59 207—2. NORWALK, CONN.
’ Have You Heard oi
Healing ?
inch 3 now receiving the attention
ladies In society, who hau-
H his markedly improved in health
ppearanCe have they I)€COIII('
‘ encouraging others to .tollow
‘ If dillmple. No one should hive in
N no sadness. of heart or limb,
court-I NORWALK.
Ic 'rnéit'rusnrs GIVEN.
Glover’s The Place
IS THE TIME FOR
0W
Shoes
An examination oi our SPRING
STYLES will show you the
proper thing for Summer.
riione 542-2.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
ivi i Y Vi
In the Spring
The Coal-Man's fancy gently turns
to thoughts like these:
Winter is over. .
Here we are again.
Buying coal for another season.
Selling some too.
Do you thing it’s too early?
Many think otherwise.
We're ready when you are.
Now or later?
The Ferris Coal Co,
I49 Washington St.
HMO...“
Starting a Savings Account
iiiwix
emcee...”
Do not he one or them.
, more than hali‘ this battle. Putting It thing oif only makes it hard-
3. "93‘ Some but oil saving till re ducod onrnlng makes it impossible.
I Begin now and your growing balance
odour per cent. we add will act as a. magnet tor further savings.
South N orwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK sutLotno.
i
scorn NORWALK, cons.
III [III I
BHIIIII flIIBI
III SESSIIIII
Annual Convention Being Held
in New Britain—Grand Olli-
cers Enjoyed a Ride About
the City Eli‘riy Today
NIGW BRITAIN. May :30.~'l’lic Im-
mull convention of tho Urnnti indiu-
of Connm'tlcut Odd hollows oponcd til
uvn o'clock thin-morning in tinnitus
A'rmoly, in this city. ilpwnid . oi ntiii
dclcgulcs i‘roln llll ovei IIIL‘ bl . . ..‘lt'.
Iii llllt'lliltlllt‘i'.
(lrttnd Muster Elinor C. llurlbutl, or
this city, presided. I’rnycr wns offer-
L'd by Grand Chiipluln itcv. Clinl‘los A.
Hillllll, of lv‘rnnlillii Indigo, 'l‘homnston.
The minutes of the lust (”and Lotilli‘
were rend, and the committee on cro-
Iiciltinla llliltli‘ its report.
’l‘licno l‘i‘lllll'IS were followed by the
Imports of the grand Ollltftfl‘s, and the
i'oliowing committees: on the sluttv ol'
III‘IIt-I‘; on Itbpcnls Iind on lliltinco.
Prior to the convening of the res-
slou, the grand oilltvci's wore laktvn for
automobile rides about llic city in curs
plncod at their disposal by the proto-
lilt‘lll lIIuiIIIl'Itt-ttIrtvrs and business turn
Ili‘ Ilit' t‘Il)‘.
’i‘ho l‘ollowiui: olllccrs wore clooiod
iii this afternoon‘s session:
(il'ntid hitlslcr «udlrnnt I'.
stood. of Hartford.
llopuly tirnmi Muster—Williiun
l‘homs. of \I’IIII-rbury.
tirnud \\'Itrdcil~-JontIIIh ll.
llnnbury.
(Irnmi Secrt-inry»\\'llllIiIii 8. “MPH
ineou. Now linyon.
(lrnud 'l‘rI-Iisuri-r«~\\'llllnln ll.
Ioid, llritlichort.
tirnnd ltoprt-mvnintlI'o for two yours
-» l'nst tirnmi .‘llnstcr idlincr ti. Illil’ll‘
but, New llriinlli.
'l‘lu- t‘lllth‘llllttll Will meet next your
in lint-.Ilord
Kier-
I'I.
liiiwloy.
Mnrl»
TRAGEDY MADE WOMAN ILL.
Murder and Suicide at George E. Ster-
ry, Jr., Due to Moucy Matters.
NEW Yilitii, hilly flow-Miss Ruchnnl
liinlldc, the young womun nhoso tvll~
KIIL'J'IIIIHII to marry (ltvtll'nv iv: Slurry
wits ouo iIlt' the unison ol‘ ytvslcrtiiry'u
tIllliIlIt' il‘iiizt'tly win-u (IMIrut‘ l-I. Stor-
ry .il‘,_ shot Itlltl killed his ”not! IIlIi~
lioimlio tnllu-r and thou soul It hullot
into his lll\'i| Ill‘IIIll. Is sorlonsly III ni
Ilt'l‘ homo nt lvlzitul tlrnuuu I\'. .I.. today.
Silo stink-rod it complete plIyI-icnl :lllti
nervous l“I‘I.lIlttt‘, inst nlnlil‘ “‘Ill'll I-‘tw
It‘.|l'Ilt‘tI that tho toxin to whom Ibo
“us soon to how wed IIIltI Ili'l‘ll s'l‘llt‘lt
’ilil'tHl by IIIII son III II (Il‘tiili‘l‘illt‘ dclur~
minnllon Io pron-Iii Illl‘ Iippiontbim:
IiIIII'Il.Ii'<-. "\ltIlIcy won the t‘tilli-“tl oi
this win-Io II-Iilblo Iiilnii- lllHl‘t‘ than
Inithiux I‘Il‘t'_" she sold. ‘ l suppom
lit-nruv- ionrod Ilinl I would l‘tvmvh‘t-
svlilit‘ oi hi.» inihor'n money, but I
wont to any that I would rntlior tlIiII
tic-oinc Iind IIIoI‘y penny of his ittlIit‘l“I~
Iliillli‘\ than to Intro t-itiiivr of them
harmed. '
“.\II I run l't‘III ItIi‘ (It'orgc ls idly. I
wish he could IlilW' I\Ilfl\\ll what my
It'rlllimi IvI-rc IrIwnl'd llillisoll :Iml his
itllll. I'. I \l'ltslt I could llitt‘o told him
botoru It wars loo Into lIIut It wns br-
onusc oi the money that I had been
unwilling to marry his father,“
hire. (iooruc Sicrry, .lr.. the widow
of tho niurdcroi‘ HillI suicide. nleo is
critically iii no u result of tho lrngctly.
Sh:- ls In the cure of her sister, who
lives in II fashionable apartment near
the llolcl whore tho Slcrryn made their
homo. Tho pIIynlI-Inns any there, hr. it
possibility that she may not rocoyor.
A WORD FROM AFAR.
Miss Free, of Syria. Addresses the
Lucia Helpers.
'llie Lueln liclpcrs mot with Mrs
.\i. it. illcCauslnnd. \t'i-iltl‘dtl)‘ after
noon ’lllcv had us their Midst Miss
iv‘IcII, of Mt Lebanon. Syria, itl Tur—
koy ilor story of tho. contention oi
hcrseli‘ and family from Molinnrmo:
duninm to Christianity through the
touching of tile mlssionmles, was In
tonscly interesting.
Miss iv‘rcs is preparing to go hack
to her home and open a true Christian
school for boys and girls. She. Is very
enthusiastic in regard to her prcpnrcd
work. although it may. and probubly
will mean persecution for her.
The Lucia Helpers are supporting
an orphan girl in Turkey. sevcrnl thou~
snnd of whom were left alter the runs-
sncros. and who have been gathered
into orphnn homes by the missionaries.
hence the story of Miss lv‘rcs come to
the circle with ospccinl Interest.
'l‘ho Lueln lit-more; nro propnrini.v it
no; for one of these orplinu humus.
i‘lils. box must, be sent in July in ordor
to reach there in limo. for Chrintnuts.
Friends wishing to help in this work
may send their gifts to Mrs. William
it. 'I‘lionipsou, ltlvl South Main street.
Anything sntlnblo as n gift to it girl
iii America will he equully ncceptnhlc
to n girl In Turkey, its they, too, like
pretty things. ‘
i
BARBER HESS FINED.
Claimed that He Admitted a Man In
Schumann’s Shop After a O'CIOck.
At a. special muting held last night
at Patrick F. Slnttcry's shop in Wall
street, Norwnlk. the local l‘lurbers' Urn
ion disciplined one of its members,
Williulu Hess by lining him 91. II min-
lmuin penalty It won nuld, because
this was the rst time he was ever
pill on the carpet. ‘ y
it was claimed that lines admitted
It man into Schumann‘s barber shop
in lower Wall street utter 8 neloek.
the man saying that he. had inst came
up trout East Norwttlk on a car that
was late.
Another barber saw the transaction,
and hence the charge to the union. It
was stated at the meeting that the
customer In question had been around
because he applied alter the clollnk
‘1 me O
DEATHS AND FUN ERALS
James Berneble.
Joints liurunbie tiled,
nixed seventy six years. at tho Norwnltt
Alnlslrouso. About thirty years atw
he lost ills left leg in an accident. on
the building of the old Dnnbury and
Norwnlk Railroad and since that time
he had been It town charge and un III-
mate of the nlmsohuse. Funeral ser-
vices will be held from St. Marl"9
Church, tomorrow morning, and litter-
ment will be In St. Mary's Cemetery.
The deceased lIIId no relatives.
.——.—
- .w—w ...... .... ...-... -..—....
Funeral of Harry I. Smith.
The funeral nervlcos (IVIII‘ the H“
mains of the late Harry I. Smith.
which were held yesterday afternoon.
III the Norwnlk oCiIurcKalionnl Church
til 2:30 o'clock, were largely tittoudctl
by his many friends. it was union:
the turnout l'uncrnls III The Norwnlks
in many it, tiny.
'l‘lte Norwnlk iron Works. where the
deconstsl won employed for nboul
t-litlIch-u yours, closed til. noon. and
runny of his sliopmutcs wcrc present
III the funeral. Mr. t-lmilh was very
popular with his follow-workmen. and
also III the minty lodges Iiiid societies
of which In» with it member. He was
It member or the ltodmen, II Mason, nn
Ildd Follow. itIltI also of the Phoenix
I'lnizluo Company. oil or which wt-ro
represented on pnll-hcnrcrs.
’i‘lic Itcdlncn conducted services at
the grove. Iliid wmo pcrforun-d by
Nov. (lcoi‘itr- llrcw idglnvrt. who Is It
member of tho orizunlzntion, Rev. Mr.
I‘lgborl also oilicitttod at the fnmvrnl
services, and tho interment iollowul
III the ltivorulde Criticioi'y.
’l‘ho pnII‘bcnrcrs were: Nicholas
Martin nud .Innltvs T. linbbell, oi the
MINI-Unit: .lniIIt-s lv‘. (‘onnoru and III. II
Ilurr. of tlio l‘hocnlx linuinc (.‘oinpnny:
Innis .Inminry and Mr. Ilrcw of tho
ttodinclzl th II lotion and \Vlllniu
Henry of (Mir BrotlicIs' Indigo.
'l‘ht- iiIomt-n in uniform matched lo
the ctvnu-icry. Ilans tho i‘nlIIIrni was
in procession the tire bell tolled his
ago.
The donor lrlbults front bin trinity
friends were minty and beautiful.
...—«...... ....-
Senator Platt on the Stand
(Continued irom First Page.)
“I «lid not.“
"Did you cvcr promise to marry thc
plaintiff?"
"I did not."
"Ilid hilt‘ l‘\'l"l‘
you?"
'Not that I know tit."
'l‘lio sulinlor said that he first lcnrlr
rd that Miss Wood claimed ,ln ho his
wife imm it (“hit-nun newspaper. he
lhouultt In liltlii, ho could not remem-
III-r llll' your. llo d: tried (but he cm
unto the plaintiff .l wedding ring or
hull ono illncrlhod or Mr
i‘lho .Iuyor Illlllllt‘il thi- Si'lltlll'lf' the
nllcuotl imtrrlngo t-I-rtillcnlo and tho
i-iivilii'i‘ll‘ said that In- nvyer HIW the pm
p. r before III his tic although he lltlil
In I- n It plinlnmrpn oi‘ it
”Did mu on ilm night of \‘mcmiur
ll. 1' I01. h Ind it or paper to the plum
lifl’i"
I never did.
"Ito you knv-w whore tlI;II oxillbll
wus procured, or who procured It?"
"I do not."
"is there our handwriting (If yours
fill that pnpcr?"
Tho senator looked the pnpcr over.
back and not. I Illnl nuswcrcd: "There
Is not"
A unmiu-I of the letters nlloiml to
have been mitten by tho sitinloi to
Mint “nod ‘Iore rend and be drilled
that ho Illltl urtticn Ilium.
'I‘ho lotttt road: “Your letter is so
bright Ii utmost reconciles mo to
(ldoll's clootiou," was dated 1901. and
Mr. Slnucltliohi nskcd. "t‘ltlcll Wm!
clcciod \I'ny buck in 1900, was he not?“
"lie won."
The scinttor doclnrcti positively that
ho had nowr Inninlniued improper m-
lnIloun with tho plnlnliif.
"lllti you (‘I't‘r call her by n more
endearing IIIIrno thrill (Tully? Cull her
donroxt?" iiskod Mr. Lel'ltrrbier.
“i don't believe I ever did."
"leIvor toli' lnvr you were
tile?" ’
“i don't remember It."
Mr. lA"nill’Ilt"l‘l0 rend n lcttor alleged
to have been written by Plait to Mac
Wood in tI‘uIZ culling her "Denmst
Mac.” snylnn she must not expect
much from him as his time was occu-
pied uml "lite is hardly worth living.“
After the convention he hoped to
meet her. It curled “Pence and picn-
Iy bo with you."
Plillt said: "I don‘t tlilnk it in II
genuine li‘lltl‘ i would not write a
It ltor III such .I term to her now or at
any time " .-.
i’lnlt was shown the letter and he
said It one in his handwriting.
“Why did you address her so?"
questioned Mr. helinrberio.
“liccnuso I liked to correspond with
her."
"The only ono?"
‘ like was mic,"
"Why did you send Miss Wood wont
to occupy It ('i-rllilll room In the Fifth
Avenue Hottl "'
“i don‘t understand why I did it. I
told hrr lo nnnii my signal become I
\vns going to take dinner with her."
promlntv to ltinrry
mlscru‘
WAITlNG FOR DEATH.
Wealthy Brooklyn Man Arranges Bust.
nee Afialre and aids Family
Good-Bye.
NEW YORK. May 20.—'l‘o ease the
III! bouts of n victim of rubies Wit
linm ll. Marsh II wcullby inventor nnd
manufacturer of Brooklyn
live a few days only, the physicians
about his bedside put him under tilt
influence of opiates early today, am
he will be kept in that condition until
his nunth. Mr, Marsh was perfectly
conscious and apparently did not sut-
Itr except when seized with convul-
sions. ’l‘he pnroxyams bocenne more
frequent lust night e-Ioh glowing
more violent than the preceding one.
The physicians feared at he would
begin to rave and de trained to rev
have any eunorlnmhnt might ensue.
by which had
his MEI
yesterday. ‘
robc.
absolutely correct.
qllnlily, 98C.
llltlwcrn of flut- curiibilc nuinso
I'llmt'ivi. st“. I'iillllIIlIV, 98c.
Gowns, low not-It and short nit-or
(towns of line uninsuok. liliillilt't
(‘lumlso of fine n.ninsoolt licnls
(III'IIIIHI' illniivuctitt- stile. in not
Skirts or line cginbrlc, lionzix’ilr
(towns of oxlrn ulmlity unlnnnok,
...... ......I.
1.». Wm
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
RISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
vMUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
-As the season advances Muslin l'ndoiwctlr Ill'Ctllllt’S n IoIIv moossnry und important part of a womnn' s ward-
Wu have three lines of Muslin l ndciweur ihnt we think me lilo best values that can be shown nuywliero
told we IlllVo so runny customers it‘ll NH that this Is into thin we make this linscrtlou with confidence that It. is
We mention below it it w of tho quIII bargains which We are (lift-ring in this lino
CORSET COVERS.
Corset Cort-ls of line n: it: tilt II. it IlllIlli d with How til i l'thg oi lncc in setting and rihboii.
(‘orI-Iot Colors of cxtrn ilm- Ilitiusuok, dniiitiiy trllmuod with late inserting and ribbons;
DRAWERS.
ok IlIllIIlt' -Iiu tulllo IIlilI lntk:~
GOWNS.
cvr, of uninsoolt. 75c q1I:ility_
i with Hamburg "IIII ribbons.
dnliily lncc yoke and ribbons.
CHEMISE.
liltllod rulllo lnco trimmed
59c.
liIiIly trimmed SLQB
SKIRTS.
had, lucked ruilic, 98c to $1.98.
Skirts. trimmed with locks and wide Hamburg ruliII-s. $1.25 and $1.50.
Skirts, benutllnlly trimmed with line lace and inserting. $2.25 and upwards,
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
59c quality, 50c Pair.
llriiwois of cxtln lino cumin-it nod iii.linsoolt, lltluollilltd links trimmed with tlIilnll
$l.7.v'I qunlity, $1.25.
$2.08 q utility. $1.98.
Si. 25 quality 98c.
(heroism of extra nninsook. lii(ltt'tl lllIIIlli flue Hilllllllll'g ...”... and lilst'l'iltlll
mum—‘m ......— ......
‘.
50c quality at 396.
runny styles. “.00
IIICI'
nnd Hamburg
”.50 qunlily, $1.2“.
The (‘oncoid rrliool hnd another
very EIIICHM-flll \InttoIi-I tiny, liltiil)’. III
splto ol‘ the Iniu about titty p:'-Ilvll‘ ..
Iiijoycd seeing the rIIv-Illnr wor k oi llII
\.lll(lil‘i (Idhflt's nnd insptollun llll‘
Iil'nwirII: t-IIIIIIII. 'I‘Iu- Visitors v~Iiou'od
triliclt inn-rout Ill lht- lIIIIIIIr system Its
carried out by IIl" Iliiidrrn. ’l‘ho
Iciit'htvrs tony well be proud of their
Wm'k for the ytvlii'. Among Ihp viph
tors WWII Isnlis S. livers and lit't‘. MI
(Irons
HARTFORD RAILROA l)
-..—....
TIME TABLE
in Efiect January 6. woe
80. NORWALK TO NEW VORK.
A. Bi.~«12:h3x. 5:12;,
0:20. 6:5llx. 0:09. 7:5le. 8:“51,
1|:Zitx. Stilt, 10:00:. “222:.
1'. Mmlflzbtx. 1:10, 2:51;.
Ilthlx. 5309‘. 5:37, 5251K. 6231. C. "ILI
711%. 7:5”. 9:58, 10:32;
Philadelphia mid Washington
does not stop at New York
ll
....—
o send-y.
A. Its-12:53:, 0:123. 5:41;.
9:4le.
l’. hi.—-l’.’:07x. 2:4”. 2.5“.
5:5”. 7:13. 7:01x,0:l.:ix.10:23.
5‘37.
30. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A lit—42:09. 1:14. lthbx. 6:13. 7:25.
5:23. Itsttix. littii’x. li:0§x. llrtfi.
l‘. .\l.-l2:0I’lx, t:lt‘I, Ilzlllx, 3:134,
:lit, h: 0.3:. 5: :39. 0:0“. 6:30, 7:09x.
itszlix 9: :31 ll: :ii; to Bridgeport only.
“:4 '2 and 7. 25
—
Sundays. ,
A. Air-12:08, 1:14. l:58x. 7:39. 9:10
10:47:, li:0llx.
P. hl.-6:44. 7:091. Stilts, 9:40:
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANOURY.
A. Sir—12:10 ldnily except Mon
dnysl. 6:20. 9:43. 10:0i‘sx.
l’. lit—4:25. 4:29, 6:117:19.
Sundays—9:15 l. 111.. 7:80 p. In.
DANEURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A.M.~—5255.7:25,8:lt.10:101.“:50
l‘. lit-«4:16;, Gains. 3:51..
BundayIr-A. M.. 7:55. P. M.. 6:00..
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-—it:00x. 4254:. 5:40. 6:40
8: 0:ix. 9. 00x. 9:15;, 10:02:. 10:05,
11.00:,11103
P. M.“12103.I205.:I013.2153.31261,
4: 031 4: 09 4: 3". 0102:. 5: 08. 6: 25x.
6100:. 6:08, 7:10. 7:4th. 0:30. 11:00:
M
Sundeye.
A. M.—12:00. 8:00. 7:30. 9.40:
10:02:.
P. Its-6:04. 6:00;. 7:00. 8:30:
"2”!
SHIVERING
llnro you n cold bath room or cold
corner to heat?
Electric
Radiators
urn mndtI to heat just such plntos’nnd
under like conditions are inexpensive
to tilit‘l‘Ilit‘
Prices from $10 to $60
No Odors! Now Cases! No Flaws!
‘Electric Company
who was,
told yesterday at the Pasteur InstituttI i
that he had hydropliobla and wouldl
between the peroxyems Mr. Marsh"
bade moon to his I
wartime '
Reed & Volk
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
. TELEPHONE 854.
Roger Ludlow
Best 10c CIGAR
IN THE MARKET.
Buy one, nud‘you’ll smoke no other.
MANUFAOTURED . BY
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8:! ,‘j
I
I
b:4lx.I
onion; '
3:27.!
ltlilx to i ‘.
|
,
8:07,!
I
I
i
for euro
H. KricgerSzCO-
Solicit
the balance
Accounts.
Procure your home and we will
furnish it for you on our
EASY
PAYMENT
PLAN.
‘1‘ We can furnish your entir home
for a small part in cash,
Charge
to be paid
Weekly or Monthly.
H.Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
CARPET downs" ANDNWHIST.
Futures ct "Laciles‘ Night " c“ Sher-
man Counchii, Ray‘ai Arcanum.
l‘It‘llSlll‘t‘ reigned supreme, lust err-
IIing, at the “lndies‘ night" of Eber-
mnu Council, 110an Arcnnum. A large
company of the Indy friends of the
members took ndvnnutge oi the invitnv
tloiI to attend.
Cut-pct bowls and whisi were. the
features of the evening. The Indies
also showed that some of them are
able to give the men points on the
some. Mrs. Elton B. Baker contained
one team, which defeated rt. team cap-
tained by George F. Benrse.
in the whist games, that prizes were
won by Miss Bessie Corh It and
George F. Hearse and console. ions by
Mrs. W. A. Stevens and George A.
Whelptey.
Ice‘ cream and cake were‘served.
Previous to the social session, a
business meeting of the Council was
held. when arrangements were made
lulu: at delegation from the
prion the second week in
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Edwin L. Hoyt to llonorn Lynch. lot
and building, River street. War.
Hannah Kantrovitz to Sarah Crolins,
New York. land and buildings. West
Norwnlk. l
liubbcll. llnll, Randall Company to
Kaspar Webuer, New York, lot and
building, West Main street. War.
Margaret McCarty to Adam Schmitt,
building lot. Falrvlew nvenuc.
Joseph Kery and wife to Cnmlllo
lvtuccinrelli, six and one-half acres.
War. "
CANADIAN SUICIDES IN NEW
YORK.
NEW YORK. May 20. «A man who
registered at the Hotel Manhattan as
William Murllng of Canada. commit-
ted suicide todav by jumping from a
window of the hotel.
State Trliont Otilcer Giles Potter, 013
New Haven, not after Paul Thomas, u.
South Norwalk man. yesterday, for
not sending his daughter, Susie. four- '
teen years of age to school. It. was
evident that there had been is misun-
derstanding, the parents believing the
girl was not obliged to attend. *m
Norwalk Chronicler