NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE EUIL‘DING.
Advance Showmg of SuIts. Coats
I and Raincoats
We announce for this week an advance showing of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits and Rain- _
coats. The styles Which Ive are showing are as near perfection in lit and finish 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.
RAINCOATS
The most desirable styles in Tailor-made Rain and Automobile Conts,I in Priestley Craven-
cites and Ruhhdrized Silk in Black. Navy, and all the lash
innable colors. Price. 5 g s V I .$8 75 to $17 50
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT NORWALK CONN
VI LadIOa’Sulta,netnalvaluefliiio tor ................$15.00.“I
VIIVVLnnIes'pultchtuolvnlue $80.00 to:- .. .......... .Izo
readied Suits. renames $37.50. tor $2
. notantamount“............ .. ”III
Mindlewn'akirts‘.tor......... ... as 98::
‘Ladl ' White Wash Wallets. actual value 31. 60 toetnree days only. are, I.
mtoy I I, V Walnttz.zg.ggvnluo.......... .....,.....’.............11.48.
V II, 31‘ rtrenflyolenned with the nethylesnnd we are “I "“9“ ................ "
be you ill not one a line that will equal ours in The Nor- ‘ ‘ ‘I I WWW? WI. ”99““ 90V!“ 099W
en‘s-nor
‘K'hefi. convinéed.
SUITS AT $12 50
I Beeline: IT Is THE shew pm III: THE senses AND
I1 eIMeLv as AN onsnnsmo mm. we ones THEM TO
you AT Item. POSITIVELY sisno VALUE. “
L comers 68 Washington Street ~
8; GANS co _
FULL LINE OF HIGH GRADE
t. .
m‘ Boyle wits itaken to Mercer
lock Mrs yl'e will Iemniu
county jail h I .
. sonars Worse 2qu at 6 VII. m.
‘ ‘ ont humor nu,-
use I
_ dieldnp in front. or the opeitur‘e
nn?s or} door I
II there is no it?" was the
a he now the tin cup tilled
th bloc c‘kdoitqe and the tin plate new
thing“; three thick slices of bieud.
I said out to n.’ reitanrant or
or my breakfast, it yyou please."
he oVInI‘nI nan
ye ‘will not. This will be
hi on t. For your own sake 1
I'd; bet you at least drink a
or‘ he coffee
I moment’s hesitation Mrs.
tools a. drip oi: the strong collee,
lob untamed neither sugar. cream
‘ I and I: disgustingly set it on
’ at so particular. He
"all th notice in his cup on
II at e'I breed. The women is
of oily Inconcern’e’d regarding her
tenure ;_; The descriptions of her
ppearn‘nee which have been
totime est amuse _
tithe i at 1y said Mr. McDonnott. .She must have
hint when she
“and i do not
hey I have
too ' ’ ’
ro is e rule which IWVarden Liewls
moi tame strictly that no prisoner,
he or Wanted in Allegheny county
" ‘ 'Iibe interviewed or
_ i‘ with; Ettorts are be
3'; etc have the warden make an
no tie; in this case and have him
w d to Mrs. Boyle that her identi»
been finally disclosed by her
McDermott. at. Chi-
I‘I I “ in .13.;
March 26 .—-—Wlth James
. " " " wife locked up at. Pitts-
" g, V I lilo Witia. safe at home.
"Mercer «county euth‘orltles are
ryi to unearth all passihls evif-
" n3 hot. Mrs 30er noted as a ‘
‘pr with her husband in Pennsylo‘
pplng the Whitln hey
id be equally: guilty
of kidnapping under
a. state Inl‘aws
Boyle appears only to V
to lie
II , 0.00 ‘gfli over to the
j.Ia Sgtt
lie kidnapping.
MoDermott
so
years ago Anne eloped.
time her history has been a. blankIto I
Jr 45 ocIOck to an
68 WATER STREET.
bank clerk. last night. Neither tether ' -
norIIsou Would definitely admit‘thnt
the imprisoned woman was their
‘ daughter or sister. ‘ I
I They admitted that the evidence
seemed conclusive. There was little
sleep in‘ their home at No. 690 Cleve
lend avenue last night the long hours
being spent in hoping against hope
that there had been some mistake in
the identification. 4
Today. howaver. reporters present-
ed every known detail or the identlil~
cation es telegraphed from Cleveland
and the old man broke doivn and do
V- cloned that there could he no doubt
that "Mrs. Boyle" could be none other
than his daughter. Mr. hieDermott's
story or his daughter‘s tile is that or
e. wayward girl.
Anna MoDerInoti according to her
father, was as a child one or the prob ‘
debt and brightest In the neighbor
hood. I ,She was given every possible
advantage or education ahd a careful
moral training, but as she approached
womanhood she fell into company or
which the old fireman did not approve.
Querrels were frequent and about ii
Slnce that
her Chicago-kin. Bren the name or
the man with'whouI she crust her for-
tunes wee unknown to them. They
carefully read from tiny to day the
(1 story or the kidnapping of Willie Whit-
ld and the arrest of the "Boyles," but
they never dreamed of connecting
"Mrs Boyle" with Anne, who had de
sorted her home
“They say she is Bookmarked
suffered jtromf’the disease since she
left us, for then her skin was as lair
an Inn angel s‘. " I
Mr. MoDenntltt has the other
daughters who are married.
IEIIIIS Illll IIIIIERAIS
Mrs. Fannie Parkinson.
Mrs. Fannie Parkinson widow 0!
John H. Parkinson, died at her home
in Wilton, yesterday morning, in nor
titty-sixth year. The funeral which
you be private, Will be held Saturday
' afternoon at 2 o’clock from her late
residence. Rev. Mr. Mariano: St. Mat-
thew’s church Wilton will oificinte.
and interment Will be in Joe Hill Cem-
etery, at that place.
Rev. Anthony Jsrwarakl.
I The funeral of Rev. Anthony JIIVr-
wnreki, who died at the retreat of the
Holy Ghost Fathers, in West Net-walk,
Thursday night. will be held temo‘rrow
morning at 9 o "clock, from the chapel
at. the retreat. Deceased was a native
otoernieny. and was slsiymne yenrs
“‘ye'nln‘g the men of the South“
No new Congregational Church have.
besnlcauea‘ to meet at the church III.
the meeting of the Federation V
lube, which is to be held at 8I‘o'c
V cat the South Norwnlk Baptist Chin
I The speaker at the Federation me I;
in: Int the Baptist Clinton. HI
'SpoVoI‘Ie will undoubtedly give no in
Iteréstlng tory of the present state of
over in of‘ any to;
OXFORDS
The ELITE styles {or SPRING rep- {
resent the newest lusts in all lenth- ‘
f‘I‘S
$3. 50 and $400
wear Shoes That Fit
122 WAsHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 5422
I‘CadiIllac
‘ Four CyIIIIder. Model 30.
CEI‘ selling for 32 one . H
‘ Have e. demonstration before ‘
urine ‘Ithe nest I
t
Mlle island pm-
" lumen, of New
hosed from 1Woodhury (3;.
BOYS' Spring Suits
andiJI-Overcoats
At VVer Low Prices
D. GOTTLIEB
II NORTH MAIN or. so. ORWALK
WOOD WOOD
A. VCARMl ems,
DEALER IN
Hard and sort Wood.
Sewer! and spill: Ready for
.2 Fern" y Uta. I
act‘sdI‘Wood. 86.00 per cord; 41.80 per
% cord 0 I “ I,
Split Wood.“ 25:“ extra. per id cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783- 2 .
Hard Wood. $7.00 pgr cord $1.76 For .
NORWALK. CONN.
TRY OUR
I Rolognas, Frankiurters and Sour
sages-- all made fresh. daily
Plinth 445.
The Reger Ludlow
TWIN our“
8. ‘l.[REYNOI.-llS
DIVIdend Notice
FAIRFIELoooUer sszos
“nan K
March 18,1909.
At a Ineetlug of the directors or the
Palrtleld county. Syringe llnnlt. held
this day. a. dividend at the rate of tour
her cent. per annum was declared to
the depositors from the earnings or
the six months? ending March 31st
1909. The same will he entered on
pass hawks and gold on and after April
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
- Cashier.
I Green Blue Fish 16c; Grtaen Italic
hut. lilo; Roe Shad. 20c each: Snap
‘per Blues. 10c Butter. 8c: Herring.
8c; ‘ Spanish Mackerel 15c; Buck
Shad the; God Steaks. 10c: Week.
mic: mgls. 16c: Bulihoa’ds, the; West—
port Si’nelt. 25c; Large Smelt” 16c;
Small Buck, 9c each Oysters, 40c:
Finuan Readies, lite: Long Clams. 30c:
‘ Escnliops. tile; Striped Bass. 16c
*‘I‘ Mnuurncrunes.
mm» MW~
Mostly About Coal
If coal mining is suspended for
a short time it will make no di£~
to buy now .we ere ready '
which we have sold with such sat
infection for a few years post.
Convenient bags. ' '
Meats and Provlsrons of all kinds.
78 NORTH msrnnerwf *
SMOKE the BEST:
us me essr 10o CIGAR on in:
MARKET. vou CAN'T seer THE V '
m me he cuss. I sorIVI UNION "
For Spring we have received a]; I 7
big lot of the pulverized Manure ,
V A (III That s theonly combine-f
hon you’ll IIIIIII ‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler