"The new lasts for ladies are a
little more Inntty and stylish
thin we have ever shown The
lltlpllty’le. oi the highest, and
unllbllcy of the best for the
hey, bottled ,the price cues»
Ilou. ‘Come in.nnd see them.
I: o . , .
It wssnmoron sneer. ,
scrum steewsut.
rateertort'sfssu
S
; 0’ Tango stuck, many varieties
2;, 1 .
' ATLAS CEMENT
Belt and most reliable
BUILDING MATERIALS
' Brick. Sand, Stone.
snfwnn rum.
V
...Ot.75 not It cord.
”01.80 per le cord.
' Split Wood. 25o Bistro.
Ne. 7'9 Newtewn Avenue. ‘
No. 1010.. Norwallt. Conn.
a
‘vav3 euv
. Roger Ludlow
A an insulin lotto a
listing a ldt ‘ work that
' in) more hint to do.
for.
City or Nugget
The B. iiershiield 8: Son Co.
tr you WANT r?" are sits srvLe
EASTER
FOOTWEAR
LOOK lN OUR WINDOWS.
We have Men’s Seeds and line Cal!
2 Eyelet Oxfords.
g... .. "I..-
MAXLEVY
109 Washington at. . loath Norwaiit.
(BR toot)
Sheet Music
‘lc. ....
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUsIc erotic.
Donovan liookr 132 Washington It.
A
“MONEY To LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at
It weekly payments. nine to property
owners on second and third more
gages. All business transected strict-
ly coniidentlsl. Olhce hours from 9 s.
In. till 7 p. n: Ssturdnys till it p. m.
INDIPINDINT LOAN A SECURITV
cOMPANY
It Webbington er. Havliand are.
.One flight on Room 1.
.. w Laos...
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We have It complete stock of Patent
Medicines. Perfumes and Toilet An
tlcles.
Agents Fuller Greene Co. (‘boco-
lates.
‘ W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
nitucctsrs
s nonrn MAIN srttss'r
mum’s “:0?!-
; ‘ spin the amount on deposith bsisnce is given
lie. Our Iltste riports slve grand totals only. The business
” Is mated to strict continence. «
Net Stirt It Account NOW?
in emu m with: en outrun.
tlpetldu about i
on end the ea
11 t
well as the “was
at cumin
shades. lined
, s20. consume AND Misses em
shsdos. t.or
; 840.00 IIADIEB' SUITS in all the
stile
pllllvlo!
Ice ....... t ....... tit...
Suits to ill. To see them is to enthuse over them. There's ii die.
tiun Is Increased The price is sure to suit. as
’ lldotlliADii‘dhtA u tosses surre.
‘ ' lIh silk or satin for
at once to criticsi ”'9‘”- Try them
itt all the stew
89. 98
KT!" ‘.".°.f‘.‘"’ 814 98
new trim. for thll $25 00
.............
; Greet sole of SKIRTS in It'll
. the new materials: Prices 81.98.
82”. 84.”. 88-88. 8993. 811.98.
Come end sis them.
LADIRB‘ COATS. from 84.98
up. ‘
counter coveted. 25¢ a sac
mun-r (Iowml he. I150 e
.98.
how nndels from
LADIMIII' WAISTS. We hove
the nice" line itnd the largest
stock in town. From Me up.
We sell more Waters thttn all
the‘sturee In The NOWMIIIB with
blood.
WHITE i’l‘lT'l‘lCUA'i‘fi. 880 up.
We still the lit-til LADIES' and
MISSES' litlttiltl in this city
from toe on
Silo oi the Nettie and Thompson Glove Fitting Corsets. the 9
Si .00 up to 810.00
Special . for. '9 This
week iOnly
Monogram Rye whiskey . Joe qt. bot
Bberry Wins iiiiii , ...... 35o qt. bot.
Port Wine ................ 35s at. hot.
Fine Beck ....... $1.00 case. delivered
tithvr grinds too burnt-tour to mun-
tion. all ul cut prices
Iidt lionst ltect Free Buturtlut night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe A ChOetnut Its. Tel iota
J. I L. OlbflA,;Pceps
w-M»... we“... I...“
Cut GlaSs
In Endless :Vsriity
Also a lull line at rulert'mss
JEWELRY tit prices that are bound to
nitrect. hook at our display
u. R. Kirch s Co.
38 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT.
.WM“.-....»-.mq«
tit lillWHl S In
Easter
F outwr
SHOES'
PUMPS
ANKLE rues
oxns
$2. 00 to $4. 00
Wear"; Shoes That Fit
1!! WAIHINOION ITII'IT.
PHDNI MINI.“
[Hill llillliill
0R DER IN" NOTICE.
w...
District of NOIWMIIN tut. I‘eohsto
t'ourt. March 28 A It itllo.
“More“. written application belt
been made to ilils I‘lllll‘l lot the admis-
sion to probate or is certain written in-
nttumenl till nod lot the will of hen
Ilt t‘ulllnx. late at Norwalir. in said
d strict. dectlfltidtl
Ilidcmd Thnt Mild applitstlnn he
heard and determined at the Probate
other in Norwsilt. nit the diet tiny oi
Merrh. Itl‘lil at g unlock afternoon;
end that public notin- Inert-or in.» gir
co to all demons interested therein by
publishing this onto: in s holdup-per
boring e clmrlstipn to paid dlIIrlrI
et loner live rim more said day of
hearing
’ HENRY \\' GREGORY.
.Indsc
ma.” Jou-
llllllllllllll lllllll lllllS
Theodore $.th a;
his home it laowlt‘eh venue
The two steel oilih \thlch Itltc city
council voted Monday night to bur
[min the lotto oI‘IWslrdeld united yrs
teidey utter-noon 1 portions. The)
were car owr It one of Thomas (‘
(‘Ivunngh'n (rm kit The cells trill prob
ably be EM‘Il‘il in- the present court
room. ihounb lxlmtlhh that may no In
”i ”it‘ but! of the door now used its
the police oilitc The tomt nill he
II‘HuIIItI'etch to the council room.
The retain-amt cii‘nthts The (‘nni-
listen“ hr Sir John Steiner wee pi‘t-
hunted Inst owning ill the Dorian (‘on
gtegtttionnl (‘hurrb bolero tin oudlenro
which tilled thr- edition The big must
cal worlt lute been under preparation
tit notion ior n number of weeks by It
chorus of about .15 voices and the pros
isolation was very creditable. The ten
or solos were sun; In Frederick Hunt
o1 Statutord. and the baritone.- hy Wil
Item C. Pfil'l‘i or "ill Not-well: High
school Stanley Whitney presided III
the organ
KING MENIILIK DVING.
Government or Abyssinls Is New in
Hands or the Regent.
Aunts ABEIIA Abrasion. blotch
at will“ Menolih‘s health is no long
lnr snob es to permit hint to our! on ,
state business. and has Me.
libs Ami with ill stun-oral o! the
iprlnclpal chiefs tools over the reins
int government '
The resent In the tgustdian or Prince
l. ldi Hleeeen grandson of the king end
rto the throne of Abyssinia.
Mitten Mrulilt was sold thls afternoon
to be dying
t‘hnudsut A toning our malice u
buliier noise lilotctsbotttlet~llut with
It motor limit you Islte your noise
I
i
‘I Into ettoh awfully I piaees.~|.ils
tlnutm ill or 9
Present some Wonderfully attraéttve colors end values.
The bewrldenng range of shadings gives a chance to suit every
fancy. This ts equally true of the SILK PETTICOATS.
Moire
am! Silk
Beautiful
Raincoats
To protect the Springtime Finer-y.
~Eas1ertime Ribbons
Are here for you in every size and kind.
«MM..-..“. .. .... .
wThe Raymond Grocery
Company Writes:
DR. iliI‘IK'S MEDICINE 00..
So. Noru'eiit. Conn.
Gentlemen I —~
Please send us outI dozen bottles of
Dr. liirlt's Medicine. Wu'hoar noth-
ing but prttlsc‘ {or the medicine. the
urontcet cure for the
Rheumatic troubles.
Very truly yKure.
Till: RAYMOND GROCERY C0.
West St, So, Nurwnlh, Conn.
South Norwnlit. Count.
March ill, lllll).
. The firm of Hart! & Hunt lies title
titty been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be. continued by
Richard P. "out. to whom nil hills
should be psld and by whom all ac-
counts will be settled.
RII‘IIARI) i". HI'NT.
W. II. HARTT.
NOTICE
\the In herein given to all persons
interested in the proposed htyeut and
widening or Meadow street to a uni
form width or tittt rim for-t that u
meeting or the t‘ouncii of this city
will he held at the Council chamber on
Monday April I I310. at (I unlock p
m.. when R” «em all not s whose
land is proposed to be taken therelor.
or union out; be enacted thereby may
appear and he heurd in relation there-
to.
lit-ted at South Norwslit. t‘onn..
33d tiny of March. lino.
Per order of the Council.
JOHN J, (‘lTNEIL
t‘liy (llerlt.
“nint‘in‘nnn:
”A...“ ,_
Mrs. George Meltinson.
Word has been received In South
Norwsllt or hire. George Vskineon in
Newark “modem was well Imowu In
The Norwelks. being a daughter or
Benjamin F Timpeon she was form
eriv Minnie TlnIpItIn and was twenty-
this
our, 2t
were held mm the residence of her Is
thenin- leer Willi Maklneon or lid
Molt street Nunr Tuesday, and in-
terment was ht Weedinwn cemetery.
Mrs. Jones Ryan.
III-s. Anus Ryan, oi' Bermudian
meriy 0! South Norwall. and widow of
the late .ittmoe Ryen. died at her home
Ml church street Hartford. Tuesdsy
morning. on. was seventydwo years
or age. Many years ago she moved
to Dsnbury and later went to Hart-
Iord to make her home with her son.
Dr Joseph Rilen. She Is eurvied by
his children, Ellen Run and Mrs. Wil~
llant Medley. of Deaneryr Dr Joseph
Man end Mrs. Thomas II‘. Ryan. of
Hartford: Charles W. Ryan. at Union
City. and Connie James A. Ryan. U.
.of mu dberlden.
Glibe't C. Tallrnsdne.
Gilbert 8.1‘allntsdge tormerly a
resident of Norwslit and who st one
time owned a large term at Chestnut
Hill died recently at Kingston. New
York Mr. Tsilmadae. who lied a num-
her at friends odd relstlvee in The
Norwsllts is survived by a 'rider: and
one son. The letter ts Muir n.1'sll-
1 mouse. at Detroit. Miehighn.
H." .Chm- r r A f; ~
l Henry .I. Chit .Igod ill. (or a punt
her or years sent in town that.
tors. In Ween ngton. Conn died dur-
ltis Tuesday night from “grammes
load
. more
more will be no tennis as this is Hair
IWelsh but uteri will be e prover. lithe
rived by three sons and three
intentional:
first: its“ rise idiom. end
is It. iisry's streets
oils of district Valen es.
ill
Grippe and
Dissolution Notice l
three years or age Funeral nominee
"I this. It £93“
ten ldwerdflranitmndtlhlriu i:
A..." U m ....I H. . . A... "mu... . H- A».
Velie “40”
This is the second year of the
Who "In" being
Iint‘ked In a company with fifteen
millions ct (tunnel, their guarantee
to warrant the car In every way
(or one year from date or purchase
means something
Mr. Voile makes the statement
that it any one can show anything
better than that which his company
In melting in the make up of their
cars. no expense will be considered
in obtaining it for use in the Velle
.10..
81m. 0 Inlllli'illlle delivery
Touring Car.
Hanford & Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN e‘rnegfr'
eourt-t NORWALK
on
stop. 6”th
GREAT BARGAIN
Six passenger White Steamer. in
first class condition. with new engine
top 5 lights speedometer new shoes.
oxtrs shoes and tubes. For partied.
Isru address l' 0 Box Iii. Newton
Heights. Conn ,
vo—
illlll truntls _
ill illllh‘l cut
Girl taught I8 State Attorney
Ailing lakes Seething
Arreiuunetit
mum—.—
NEW lIAVKNi Mitch 21. w'l‘ltt- llnal
arguments in the trlnl oh Sophie
Krilchtnsn and “Joe Mitchell tor the
will“ of [Ironlslow Kulvinsitas were
mad today. Mr Lynch cloning for the
Mitchell defense and State Attorney
Ailing tor the prosecution. Mr. Lynch
dwelt chiefly on the alibi established
by Mitchell and made It tolling demon
sirstion in the jury when he took the
revolver which we found near Kul
rinshse' body end with strained ten-
done and rigid muscles showed that
the trigger could not be pulled but
that it was easy to pull the trigger
it one Ionily wanted to. When he reed
the dying decismtlon at the murdered
men which accuses Sophie of doing
the shooting. he looked directly at her
and she looked up into his face and
laughed. The soothing mushrooms
or the girl. by Attorney Ailing were
met with a sheeting smile and It be
come more not and pron mood when
Mr. Ailing said that the tore written
by hot“ to Mitchell showed what her re~
lotions with him were and declared
that she was hisntistrens. Her edited-
tlon and rednetnont. he said. would
lead such a men as Mitchell to want
to possess her. end; would teed Min to
do soy-thing to secure her tor himself.
ever to asking her to marry him. Hr.
Ailing ssid that Sophie's complaint to
Ben. "Wbst'tho hell do you want to
spoil my company tor?" brledy sum-
marised the case. Mitchell hardly
molt his eyes from Mr. Ailings face.
but turned and twisted in his choir
showing more nervousness then at.
any time during the trial. ‘
CONNICTIOUT AND CANNON.
It was s pity that no Connecticut
In the duel vote. slthough Congress-
man Higgins did vote est the or
«station In some or use?!“ but
votes or last week. Peril ‘
aressman Hill had been in Wuhingfi
tonK he would have bee round Ml
too. In. . oh colleen
ems ..
horibtduglit battle If
is highly creditaliis to the Rent! ill I
who untried It to a conclusion or»
notices
Wish
We ere unwilling. toi- example. to
believe that hit too: membrsot
WWII;
Vhlstttlns. “The? titties will be Inter- J
J.-. ~
on the market. i
member was round on the right side .‘
To Psii‘one of The Union
Pacific Tea Co:
SPECIAL
NOTICE
For Easter
We have a special shipment of
Japanese Cblnaware for Souven-
ire Saturday. March 26,1910
The“ Souvenirs are of excep-
tional value. You can have
your choice ol to or 20 varieties
tree with a purchase of 25c or
more oi our Tees. Cottees, Spic-
es. Extracts. Cocoa and Baking
Powder. This otter is open to
all who make a purchase of 250
or more. Watch the window
display Saturday only, March
26. me.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.,
120 WAIHINGTON OTIIIT
PHQNI 542-8
A.‘ R. POST. Hm
3
Connecticut the cradle of constitution
sl Iibrrty trout lighting In the right-
eous tight for legislative freedom. It is
certain that the voters of Connecticut
lent tbtlr sympathy to the men who
wore determined to revive the date
of deliberative legislative action and
to remove the dais oi machine cott-
troI.-New Huron Journal-Courier.
MI‘ Hill's “irregularity" has not
been notsbie. but it would he interest
ing to know whether he felt any
strong regrets that physical inabilitv
prevented him from participating in
Saturday's memornble vote And it so.
why ?~—Weterbury American.
TORRINO‘I‘ON GIRL IURNED.
TORRINGTON. March ere—lions.
the tour yearoid deughter or Thomas
Genomes. «been clothing csdgbt. nrc
late utterance It was
play In with several (libero ton in
the yet-ti or her home died last night
One or the children" Ihted n piece 'or
paper and threw it i the Air. The
wind blew the burning paper against
the child' I dress.
M~Wa~r~~1
. We". anyhow. mitt man higher tilt
is probably getting I blamed sight be
to: view of the new comet thou we
DOOr Iollo‘t’n lowe‘r down. ~8pringtlcli
Republican.
.
Reliable Statistics
«Winona loosen». Without
titers Investntshts cannot be we in-
killer-ally ‘
if you will correspond with oil; Inquiry
Depertsasot you will be given s Isteet
preamble eteilstiesr ’snd information
lung to the comings and tinsneihl
stendiogot sl corporation whose secur-
thermos blie met-list. ~
If you would be lows“
misunderstand:
WMWM heated
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