, s owing you s prion models for the unity yous dressers , ,.
'0 kronnrutivo stile! tor the diner; toiksltlha: are are lflohosen ‘
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Ladies suita.achoivaiuqsso.oo.mr ‘ ' o4,
,tm Ladies suitors, ":98 Advance ShOWlng of SUItS9 coats
and Raincoats
Nohigherand .
' t7 Lodios’shlrts, -tor....... ...........05.98'
no lower Ladies' White Wash Waists, actual value 81. so, for three days only. 980
fludios Waists.32.00uaiue . .... $148.0
ladios' WeistsJiihorsiae ..‘.-... .. sass
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II! he dot] leased with the new styles and we are ‘
n y p 'i‘iley erodeertaiuiy the best iutown. . Corrugated he cohvinced. .
not “find a line that will equal ours in The N01- .
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We announce for this week an advance showing of Ladies' and Misses Suits and Rain-
coats. The styles which we are showing are as near perfedtion in tit and IiniSh as it is pos-
sible to make. Suits of fine satin finish cloth. in all the fashionable shades, as well as the
newest Stripes and mixtures. While our line is very complete, we are adding to it daily.
Superb Showing 0f Ladies’ Spring .
SUITS AT $12 50
BECAUSE IT IS THE EARLY PART OF THE SEASON AND
' BI‘MPLY AS AN ADVERTISING MATTER. WE OFFER THEM TO
YOU AT $12.50. POSITIVELY $16.00 VALU!
L GOLDEN’S, 68 Washington Street
RAINCOATS
The most desirable styles in Tailor-made Rain and Automobile Coats. in Priestley Craven.
sites and Rubberized Silk in Black. Navy,- and all the fash-
ionable colors. Price, , — - .3 $8 75 to $170 50
‘- TELEPHONE 450.
Envelope Holds the. Farinuia.
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more we ‘IIare told that nine
have been manutactured. and
roses in the Leibni‘ne mm
sealed u‘voi'ope contains he secret.
notions, member the Insti-
mte knows all that is iiiiown about
elatost discovery. He says:
m.“Sohie- mouths aim. M. H., a moon.
rectum, came, to see me, with an In
trdd ration from a common friend, and
Id the that iii the course or some ex-
pe‘rlmenbs with an electric furnace he
had Mained Iquite by hazard, some
‘ all stories which seemed to be
He asked me to make a chemical
_ basis. of them. as he asked Prol.
Leonel: to study the mfrom a physical
limit of view.. M. Lacroix examined
the sioaei‘ entrusted to him optically
and cryst iogrnphicaliy, and I made a
chemical analysis or mine, with the to
it, that ‘we- both concluded that. the
stones ere true diamonds.
are these stones the product
in experiments, at which we
had at been present?. As to that. we
only the statement of M. H.
hasten to 8%“, we have no rea-
However, that may be, M. H. once
(1 of the results of our investi-
Iconéighed the Secret of‘ his
“ricatiou to writing and placed it, In
shied envelope. with the Acaue'my
This envelope is to he
the formula. read at an
yhad 21 or the stones placed at my
sposition. I burned 19 to test it they
,, ere-pure carbon. and later I burned
o‘ .H.’ a presence. M. Lo
six received ‘10 or ‘12. '
“Their. weights varied the smallest
5‘ larger than the larIgest obtained
M. Moissan; on an average they
‘ 0' use a commercial term a ban
the carat, or two milligrams
s largest was big- enough to
d this cutting was a‘ marvel
_ ‘d experttiess
, not know what: process M. H
re and the sale or the stones
no means repay the outlay
at, the one which was out,
o craze for larger naviies Is it
., ilo‘gic‘al, homers! and an
id he. “When. we. call
68 Warts STREET.
instill iliiiilliii
late Augustus Themes died at‘ the
home of. her daughter. 4!! law, Mrs. Eph-
,. rahh Thomas? Rowayton. this morning. 7
sue was in the eighty- third your other
age The i‘imoral will be held Sahib
day atternoon at 3 o’,clock t‘rom the
house. interment in Union cemetery,
Rowayton. .
Mrs. Martha M. Grittin.
Mrs. Mitrthu M. Griffin, widow of
Harry'rGI'imiI. died Tuesday at her
residence. No. 38 Clark street,‘New
Haven. She was In the elghtieth your
oil-her ago. Mrs. (lriilin was a former
resident of South I‘orwalk. and was
well-known to the older residents or
Norwuik, having spent herohiidhobd
days in- this town. She was a sister
to the late Colonel James 0. Crown.
Funeral seryices were held at her late
residence this afternoon Among those
attending from South Norwalk were
Mrs. James 0. (hours Mrs. James
Golden. Postmaster Edmund id. Crowe
and Mrs. A. F. Minion.
a .
Funeral of Miss Plenum. .
The funeral services over the rip
mains of Miss Harriet: Persons, who
was burned to death at her home in
Harbor dyenue last Monday morning,
was held from Berkeley street chapel
yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o‘.clock
The services, which were very impish.
sive, were Iconducted by the Rev.
Louis B. Howell, rector or St. Paul‘s
Church. The pallbearers were Bins-an
Silk, Charles Rage, .lohn' Valiant and
Edward L Street. Interment was in
Pine Island Demeter y
THE TICKET.” CHOPPER.
Tries to be Accommodating—Cheats in
Itho World, but Lots of Nice People.
_ (Exchange)
"Why, certainly," said the ticket
chopper. "we try to be aceommodat
,ing. -Why shouldn’t we be? We're all
in the same boat. area ‘t we; why
shouldn't. We help each other? HI it
than tries to beat me walk past with-
out paying, or works his fingers over
“he box trying to make me think has
dropped a ticket In, win i'm onto him;
but anybody that treats are on the
level. why. rm doing for him all i can
“Here’s a man rushes up and drops
A _ his ticket in the box and takes a turn
er two ’rcund the platform and then
all 0‘1“" sudden he remembers that he
on I come back?
pie crowding in past,
Has time arid I Isiah: say: .
‘ .“How do you suppose i’m going to
remember ‘you sinoug sill h
ple?’ But» what-'1 do so
‘Surel’ and he goes outsnd gotta
paper and- new h we mes back he
I are. both corntort‘ahie.
"Plenty of men tor-got something and
want to go for it, and now and then
th‘er'es a woman. Nice old i
through this morning. and
me she comes back to n
" ‘I've some
I glasses-
thing .w'l o” .
in again with t in
. om ,Izback?’ “
fit], you.
are
, pleased-Ito“ lie remembered and
. pleas to ‘iin‘nr‘; thn '
.Aun Marla Themes, widow of the ,‘
eyon" suppose you can remember me ~ he.
" the evidence at the doctors on the
commission. I
HARVEY Wlil lilllillll
llllil ill I Jillll
Jail Ollicials Closely Which Man Who
is Alleged to Have Written
’ Scurrilous Letters
nicked securely behind the bars at
the county jail since lustfiutu‘rday is
John 0. Harvey, who is held by the
state or Connecticut because there Is
absolutely nothing in Uncle Sam's
book of "mutants" that enables him to,
deal with an insane person,
Harvey was sent up Saturday utter-
uoon from Stamford to answor {or the
violation at that. statute which forbids
the circtilsitiOn of obscene letters and
circulars I e is bound over to the May
term of the criminal superior court
in default of security to the amount
of 82. 000.
The prisoner Is the man from the
West who has been giving the post
office inspectors the times of their
lives in a hunt for the writer of
scurrilous letters to prominent persons,
in and about Washington.
. Shortly after President Tait was in-
augurated his secretary. Fred W. Car»
pester. received a villanous lettoedn
which the most disgusting terms were
used Congressman McKinley. of Cal
itornia was abused and former Presl
(lent Roosevelt was called a cow,
pnnchci. while there was special do
uunclation for the Mormon church
and the Masonic fraternity. The Inn
trudge used was not lit to print.
The inspectors Iinaiiy run down
.Harvey In, Stamford and caused his
arrest. it was believeiii-thi‘rt he was
insane. When the government author-
ities came to hunt up the law they Kc”
found that there was nothing in the
books that would allow them to deal
with a man who is insane.
They can handle all brands of crim-
Iiiuls. especially those who abuse the
mailing privilege, but it any okender
caught Hoisting the lam; happens to
he Inssbe. there is nothing that would
guide the ofllciais in procedure. .
Right here it was that Assistant
State's- Attorney Galen A“ Carter
came to Uncle Same assistance. Mr. .
Carter knows the stathtes like a book
and so he. suggested that information
be lodged against. Harvey under the
statute referred to above
Under Connecticut law an insane
*iawb‘r‘eak‘er cdn he handled without
trouble. When the case comes ti
the court it can be called and a com
mission to inquire into the sanity oi
:bg prisonerl will be appointed by in
will be sent. to the jury who will hear
The jury will then be instructed to
rind the accused not guilty solely up-
on the grounds of insanity. The
court can then order the prisoner,
mconn'oittiad to Middleton's tor such a
period as in
the report
the man to
sane, th‘en‘
us'uai course. ,
Harvey will cl "y
'tthe jail ‘I’Iiiieislsjfit while in p iso‘n
suing
dfithe o§cials
y be thought propane It
humming, or ,
isi will toliow, n th
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
Easier Post Cards
5 for Se
W. A. Buggerman
MUSIC STORE. ' .
Donovan Block. 182 Washington St.
FULL LINE or HIGH GRADE
Boys’ Spring Suits
and Overcoats
At Very Low Prices
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80.‘ NORWALK
woos woos
A-QARMI RKITS.
DEALER iN j
iiard and: Soft Wood
flawed and split Ready tor
“‘Fa‘mfly‘UsmI
i6 cord. .
11%de per cord? $1.75. Der
Split wood. 25o extra per It cord. ,
:5 _ Vii-d No. ,. Newtowh ,Ayo.‘
lot. 783-! NORWALK. CONN.
sparring 3 base Ball Goods 9‘
‘r Soft Wood. $6.00 per cord " 31.60 per
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT NORWALK CONN
990 Tons of Coal
- mined yearly. We did not '
dig It up ourselves. but. we
did sell a lot or it. it was
‘ GOOD COAL. TOO
And what‘s more. our‘ ‘
customers are satisfied.
,_ No WONDER
h‘or iinseitori Coal is the best
which coal knowledge could so
. lost from those 990 million tons.
lT IS HEAT
CONDENSED «HEAT I ,
. NOTHING BUT; HEAT
’_ Their liers’liiield a Son Go.
sages—rail made trash, daily
Ifllilllflliil lllllil NEWS
A favorable rohortr was submitted
the house at; Hartford this after
Company.
SELF ASSERTION AS AN ASSET.
(Oriana Sweet Mar-den in Success
. Magazine)
“ . We often hear-it; said thutflia youth
has ability people will tlnd it out with- ‘ '
‘ very ordinary or imply bee as
. they lack that aggressiveness finish 7 .
front. They are My:
pushes Its way to,
conscious that III have ability, and‘
is mine it and. to push them ahead
y push arid hurry
‘ too busy to investigo
’S SdeIhInEI Witt)
. sigmething. Who M
n on the resolution amending the _
charter ot the Norwulk' Land and Title ‘
they are just; waiting for somebody. to I -.
bitious spirit which . ‘ I-
d carries them on .
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
ill ro buy your Spring Suit:
or list, Without Seeing our
styles, IS doing youISelf an
iiijliSliCt’.
fill Fine Tailor-made Suits
from $10 00 to {$35 00.
. connection with we
, _ hula his
Norwalk Chronicler