Bore-footed children
have the gumption of little
animals 3. never tired, ul-
woyr up to any Iark. Ed-
ucator shoes allow the but
the same icy-giving free-
dom; a healthy support
of the arch and . ' heel,
‘but no cramp
0‘ tots.
CONNEALLY
G. BRACKEN.
81 WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk. Tet. 363-4
THE
FERRIS
COAL CO.
ON A DAY of snow or blizzard
Coal is very like a wizard. chang-
ing cold and dreary houses to
abodes of warmth and cheer:
making ev‘rybody happy. when
the air is crisp and snappy.sending
blessed rays of comfort through
the ether far and near: and the
.surest thing you know of, we sell
Coal that's fit to crow of and its
virtues are as truly worth pro-
claiming from the hills. If your
house needs fully warming and
the cold your health is harming.
FERRIS COAL will do the work
and never fails to "cure the chills."
Iliilittllilli x
"' ()llllitlll Oi“ NOTICE.
District of Norwaik., an, Probate
Court. It‘eiu'uary 28. A. I)., Iiiil.
Entaiu oi lilmily l’ardeo Iliubrow.
late of Norwnllt In antd dintrirt, tit”
rent-rod.
Whereau, written nppllt'ution baa
been made. to this court by the truer-ow
tor of the will of said tletrouaetl. pray-
ing. for reasons the-rein ref. forth. tor.
an oi'tlor'ol' sale of eortnin roal atrium!
of said enlnte particularly doaeribed inI
anid applirniion;
Ordered. That raid application be
heard anti tirierlnluttl at the Probate
Office In Norwaik. on the tith tiayof
March, Hill. at Ill o'clock intention:
and that publlr notice. then/not be. given
to all persona Interoaiod therein by
publishing this order In a newspaper
having a circulation In said district.
at loam fire data before unid day of
bearing.
III'JNIIY \i'. GREGORY,
Judge.
ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR.
ilorernor Simeon It}. Iinltiwin rea-
lerdnt issued a requisition on the Moi"
ernor of Indiana for the arrest oi
I"I‘iIIlIi t‘nraIIIt-r. charged with oauault
with Intent to murder. The crime In
allotted to have been eomnlIIt-vl at
Merlden on Nm'eiubtu‘ it, till]. James
II. l'iurlte has been appointed to re-
ceive and eonrey him to this ntnto.
The governor reappointed llarld
()lihan. of Bridgeport, to be a mem-
ber iron) the Fourth Illntrlt-l on the
commission of Inspectors of steam
boilern. Mr. Uiihitn'n it'I‘Ill will be
for three years from Man'b :l. litll.
UNEXCELLED PURITY.
All goods perfect.
U. P.
UNMATCHABLE PRICES.
Always the lowest.
U. P.
UNIFORM POLITENESS.
Clerks strive to please customers.
U. P.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
Premium checks with each pur~
chase.
U. P.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
v
IEST QUALITY FRESH AND
SMOKED
“Meats
NATIVE CHICKENS AND VEAL.
ALL KIND OF BEST NEW YORK
BOLOGNAS AND PICKLED
GOODSyAT
Charnock’s Market
.76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TELEPHONE CALL «.5
Catholic ”Union (Tonneil. K. of t‘.., met
t night. Routine hunInt-ea wan trnna-
"acted. Wit wan voted to hold a bazaar
'lf‘bm the inn or mil-n In May to. In-
oltilivo. The affair will likely he held
i’ fill the ”Form IHHEIIIIII) ItalI. t'I‘be coin
v’udtteo fur the bazaar will be named
inter.
Stores in all principal cities
spectaintces
HOFILICK'S MALTED MILK.
titlosize ...75e
Ittlr Kite . ., , . . ..40c
FOLEYS KIDNEY REMEDY.
51.0” slat» ................... 75c
Bile size . ... .. ..40e
iMELLIN'S FOOD.
The :‘I'M‘ ,.. ..... 55c
TIOI‘KIZI'. .40C
CUTICUHA SOAP.
27m aize ..... . ................. 20c
W. F. Wigmore 8r Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 North Main 8L, So. Nerwalk
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
5c AND 10:
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAV POST
CARDS
II for Se. 2 for Se. and 5e each
W. A. Briggertnan s
Stationery Store
Donovan Block.
132 Weehlngton It.
. ow It’s March!
Your mutation. fetch even I littlefrom
a. ma
IT GIVE! ON! A PAIN
when they buy their table winea.
brandiel. ulna. whittltios or cor»
dials at any place but Manner It
It‘lynn‘a to find how ahlolutoly
Ini‘orlor they are for the money
paid for them in comporilon
with our Imported or dementia
goods. Ity the way. when you
set. that pain try Items of our
line brandy. nine or straight
whieitoywdllm' will ruliova meet
any pain. cramp or Internal tile-
turhonoe.
Free delivery.
Magnet 8. Flynn
till Wuhlnltou tit. Phone tin-4|
Are you‘tfll
In; your“?
week for domain
a
admin-m rm
.iI W
Mk 1
mt.
Stuail SillCit.3 lbs
Large Smelt,
HOMER s. BEER
“
in...» m<
33 SOUTH MAIN OTREIT.
have ever known. .
Ludtoe' Goals. from $3.75 up.
Lodiu' Bulte from $7.00 up.
Ladlee' Dmuu, from $8.50 up.
Lodlu‘ Bkirte from $2.08 up.
$1.50 Watch. for 080.
$1.00 Cornet Covers. 50c.
516 Main St. Stamford
SPECIALw Roe lack and
8 8r CO.——-T
0c apiece p‘
. . ' . 250-
2 lbs 250
hree Stores
mum"..- ~.... w m
..... n.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
IOUTH NORWALK
THE LAST CLEARANCE SALE OF THIS season
Every Suit. Pout. Drone Skirt, Waist and For In our store: III market!
for final clearance for Immediate liliiptlllli. There Is the quality i‘OlI
have always known. In greater assortment and greater value that you '
Come and no our “menu Tai-
lored Wat-to from 01.08 up.
Home Core-to, broken tote at
reduced prices.
50: Black Hood for 26c.
750 Block H0“, 504:.
33 South Main at“ South Not-walk
Theodore Galen.
The death of ’I‘Iu-otlore titties net-til-
l't‘tl thin nnnning Ill bin home, No, 82
Water street. South Noruailt. Ile had
been III for the past lht'rtv \vet-lta with
diabetee. lie was thirty-eight your»: or
one. anti in nurvired by n widow and
one son. anti a mother, Mr». Anatolia
('fiiit‘ll. and three brother». William
and Ituutlolph titties. of lumbar -. and
'It‘ernnndri (later. of South Norwailt. He
was a member or the Iinttern' l’nion.
John M'Manun.
The death of John Mt'Mnnus. of t‘olll-
puny l“.. ninth regiment (Eonnet'tieul
\‘oluuit-ern ovt'nrretl yesterday at the
soldier» home In iinl'lelt. The body
wan lain-n thin morning to Next Iluren
b) undertaker Raymond oi‘ Norwnik.
Interment will take plate lhlu after~
noon.
Funeral of Frederick W. Mitchell.
A number of relatlwn and friends
of the late I"l't't‘i(‘l‘il'k \‘I'. iiift'ilt‘II ui'
tended ‘lhr funeral survive» bold yore
trtlay afternoon from the undertaking
moon of ltnvid W lininiond. ller
Frederirk A. t‘olemnn. rot-tor of Trinity
Episcopal i'illii't‘ll, oiliriatetl. and the
internu-nt was in the family plot In
I'uion trawler), Norwuilt, The pall-
Ilearvrs \\‘t‘l1.‘ I'luueiit‘ Milt‘heii, ('linl‘loa
'I‘. Mitchell Robert I: Mlit‘ilt‘II and
Hammond
Funeral of Mm Keith.
Funeral neriirvr met lint remains
oi Miss t‘atherinv Keith “er.- held at
her ittit home. it. .‘idliiv sin-oi. at 2:
o'riot‘lt thix afternoon
JOR H. J. BLOOMER.
Contain: Ft. w. DeLamItor and J. L.
Purcell in Race.
The immnntion oi tinder Ilmvard
.I illootner oi‘the Viral lninntt)‘. t'.
.\' it. In ni‘t‘t‘pimi In an order tanned
\‘t-sturtlni from the mliulunt munrrttl‘n
from the N‘I‘Yit‘d' of the flute Major
Illootner has seen railed military tter~
tire. Inning been a member or two
infantri l‘efliltlttiiin oi the t‘onnertirnt
National Hoard, i‘t‘Iilg a former oom-
manilnnt of t’otnpnm .I. or Nor-walk.
and of the Nmni Militia. lit-torn hi!
the I‘Irul lul‘nntri under t'olouel .Iobu
llieiam
ill noiw'tiiig It slittussm' in Major
iiioonwr. held and line billet-1» of the
regiment will mail their \tllf‘l'i ll) iIiv
mljutant amoral tutti the order on
union In}: the .It't‘olltitilt'e ot the remit:-
nallou of Major ltIooun-r Riven oniire
that the bailout for his surreaaor will
be t‘IilllIiI'Ii III to it III. on \l‘t-duemiu)‘.
Matrix 5. In the oiiit-e of the ndiuiant
2f‘ilt‘l'lli. ‘l‘herv itl‘l' l\\‘ti randldntes In
the field. (‘aptain ItIt-hnrd \" llvln
mater. of t‘mnpau) K, and t‘aptuln
John I. I'Ill‘l‘t‘ii. of i'oinpani ii. both
of whom are popular officers
YOUNG MEN FIGHT.
Aeroi‘diuiz to reports Iilt‘lt' nun
quite an illit'l‘t’hlltltt linticuff etittnite-
flit'lll between two young Inuit about
tlztf» this morning In i-louth Main
Hll‘t‘fll.
The battle. It in mtld. won over
the affection»: of a young Woman and
that while some blown Were infor-
changed they finally derided to put the
matter up to the young woman. The
agreement was that If the young no-
man furore one, the other will keep
away from her. IJIIPI‘. It wan ”Dill. one
of the mmbaiaaiu went to a barber
shop. not a abate. and n tntmuugo anti
otherwtne prepared himself to matte
the Inuit apponranee ponalbte before
the obioet of hill nffortlona.
While the merchants nor the Ilonrd
of Trade of Norwntlt have yet taken
tho Htep to advertise Norwnik II the
More where traveler: of unimportant-e
may put up for the ntxhl. the place In
nevorthelottn well known and some of
the knight: evidently think that the
oily olfintnla are‘euy. Monday night at
11:30 while be war utendlnx in front
of tilendontax‘u drug Itore I men came
up to Officer Murray and asked for a
filled to sloop. The. mttu’l breath wan
strong of whiskey. When united where
he come from the man mulled New
York, but be mull have forgotten that
he made a stop between hilt leaving
New York and his meeting tho'poltoe-
. man. Ho rm told that the Julian had
forbidden the officer: to led man
Who stay at the moon until t at time
of atom and on hearing thin til on
cold lute Monti: allot) thrmon ho-
eetue mlty ’ tent end confomd
that It in II tint Moon. That'-
vhut they Ii any. Gainer Hurray “to
the men a talking to and udriud him
to “comm“ better then walk tire
I roe . .
at.
A woman Whole name one onltnorgn
to the notice and who mu a stranger.
d and “if“ It!!!“ IIII MCI“. I)?
, or.» before “turd”.
“astuthemrtfh. y "
Officer Frank mutton. tum charm
, - tulle went an “ammonium out
.in mutate to here drink. than
my: thermal '
the menu it
“hum-n um: no.5... awn.—
TO VOTE FOR soccesson TO MA.‘
ofllt-e and be In honorably diarhnruedi
t'hoire as major he was adinlant of-
ten nit-roe out It the corner of not to
IIIIIIBS SIJIT
l ti‘ohtlnued from I’Irst Page.»
The racial upon which the unit are
inronuded have long been brntteti in
. political eirrlott. and involve the entitle
.ot‘ the late Alexander (‘. Robertson. of
‘Montvilie. a prominent Ilennmratle
ipoIItIeIan In hilt day. anti who warn.
‘durinit life. Mr. t‘otnutork'a patron. to
iwbom he owed mneh for his ineann Iii
thR early career In million, for it was
'"AII'tTk" Itoberlson who madc- t‘onr
alot'lt clerk of the Male senate in I893.
and all a member of the Denier-ratio
State ("entral t‘oimmitleo helped him
to heroine l'nited States nttornov and
it'ierk of the utate eommttlee, a job he.
{held for return. iIlItI until he became Ila
., t hairmnu
i The atom of suit as i: la reeited In
Stile eourt and votnpininl Is a :lmantiab
ilr as foliowe:
I (in July I. that. the flow Ilox eotu
iiieny was organized with a capital of
turmoil and started htittillmtfl at Hunt
tluitton. In man it iurrmaed itu enpital
Hithtitlti and utnrted at Moulrille. 0n
tAngual 2. lititfs. I'imitienl A. " Robert-t
Inon fluid to the plaintiff hit IIII‘I’H of
the flex 1on company. stating that tin-
eotnpani wast onitnued In a promwroua
and Inrralive lntnineaa and wait enrnv
iniz anti would deplore a dividend of
.ltl per rent. annually. Al the lime oi
lint,» purchase. howewr. the romnnni
’Wan unable to meet its liabilities and
gthe «took bought amt utterly \‘aiuelesr
land the trotnpnni never paid a ditt-
i timid
i If. .\I Robertson. of Moutriliu, died
;3\‘uwtnbor L’it‘ use, and prior and at
fine time of his death “an unlimited In
11h.- inannfertnte or patter. and from
‘Ib'hit It! IEIIII llll‘t'“illi1'tll t‘ M. iltibeli-
X«on was nerttr dindmi, but the bust
new of the IIIIIIIIIIIII lure of paper IIUI'
not was enlmltoti In anti carried on It)
the In-lre of the info t‘. {it ltnzu-rw-n
,nx partncra In illlmili‘hl‘ nitrit‘t the firm
name of the. Estatr of (t, .\I Itoberlmn
.‘I‘hu t‘ittllit‘ was tat-ortmreted In littii
innd the estate in wally the t‘ M Itob-
erttmn company,
. About Juno iii. ibitti. lite-late t. t'
tltoimrtuon told the plaintiff that the
Slalom-ms of tin lteit lim rotupant‘ “uh
I'unprofltabie nut], that it ooed the t‘
‘.\i. Robertson ettmle Stimuli, and it
iwould be nevi-noun to dblpoue oi the
ilnlttiilt'ttn, but if the plaintiff would
:WIlh him pnrtlutiw the business and
ithe entitle would carry on the iltihillt‘wii
.until the taboo owed i: urns paid. anti
gillt‘ll they uoultl uerre an partner-it in
title Iiitttillt'ttn and share. annuity In tho
ipi't'vlltit "
' The plaintiff urreptetl the propose
lion June it. Infill. atlll Ilt' and .\. t‘.
Itobertnon pulrhasml It as purine”.
find later on. Supietnbvr I. tyne. they
added nun tum-n to the amount of 3i.~
Slob. In nrrordanm with the terms
ithey entered into full eontrol of the
{Intuition The plaintiff on neural oe~
rnstonrt anal-ti the lute A. t‘ Robertson
for an art-ourutnx. but mu.- unnble to
Metam- ono. (in July 1. I902. the late
.-\_. t‘, Iloiu‘itw'olt ialueii and trundle
Ienlb and “till the Intent to deceive
and to Illdllt‘f' the plaintiff to diupotw
of his interest. «tilted that he buttineun
had failed to ahow a profit over and
“into the ”.000 owed the. estate. and
that the only way the plaintiff could
derive anything from the inroaintent
wall to wit his Internet to the entitle.
and that ho would pay plaintiff 83.000.
and that while he or hie brother. 'l‘rr-
on llobertaon. lived. he would be paid
.1th annually or the interest on 83,000
at " per rent,
{airing on the utntemant. the plain-
tiff accepted the $3,000 and (IIII‘IIIfl the
life of A. (T. Robortuon. he received
Ililo a year. For the butt two year.
this amount has not been paid. The
Inn- A. t‘. Robertson died November
It. I908. and 'I‘ryon Robertlon has ro-
fuuoti to pay the plaintiff.
The Ito: Company went Into the
bands of a revolver about October 1.
IIIDII. and the affirm wound up by order
of the court, and the 85,000 out Into It
Wlil I total loan. The ”.000 watt never
paid to the «atom. The plaintiff he:
offered to return the ”.000 and tho
”60 paid annually for Iht years.
The plaintiff claim-.thet upon the
restoration or thoiumo and the an
nual payment- to the defendant that
said contract beluga ,A. e. Itobertron
and the plaintiff ‘ m and» an "lilti-
atom and tit t th n being done that an
account no it ed Iltowlul the buntnnu
done sine. ill“ with tthe‘ootuei profile.
and that the plaintiff Inuit receive one.
half the remaining proliu to the pm-
ent time. of! nine. elite that the court
order the bootu of the «tote produced
to IIIOI tho pm from 1|“ to the
"fa“
and “Id. thrill“ practitioner.
It’ll: dear floater.".renllod the in.
other...» "nettle “it
. . rem me
to intro a, ;i‘d he to relieved
that i would! a need one."--thehtna»
“UN. :gltfih.’ I
i ‘ film .
All «lullaucttmatoe‘ .'
tux .; e471: “
Norwallr's Leading Dry Goods Store
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
NEW AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
RUGS
The latest rlt'ulttnn In it‘loot' Itugs. Wilton \‘oliota. Ailinlntsiera. Iiody Iirussnls. 'I‘apeutry‘lirnatteis, II feet
by it feel, it It, :i in, by It) It, ti In. it It~ by I‘.’ it. .................................. 015.00 to 850.00
t.
. v
BEAUTIFUL BURMA HUGS. 9 ‘It. by 12 It. ..................................................... $12.50
WASHABLE BATH RUGS. LOG CABIN Russ.
All the latent patternn and t-olors In All Wool lnttraln t'urpetn ........................... ....75¢ the yard
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY 0F WINDOW SHADES OF ALL SIZES AND GRADES. TO ORDER.
with the In our bonito-tut hi to net-w
our rumomerh WP“. and merit their
routinuai patronage That no normed
in our efforts In endeared In the in-
rrrax‘iuu number of our friends. If
not mil let on attend to \our I‘iolhiitfl
requirements. on lit-lime. we ran gin».
you the twnlvt- aou haul. and be able
to mid tutti name to em tom: lint of
rntlallrti customer»
Gottiieb'sm $7 81 $10
if NORTH MAIN STREET.
\Vt‘
t'nn uolte that run!
qtlt'hlltlll to prior httllliilll'lltlll
woolu' it no that you will ion
nil yont Iutnre ntliilliltin of us.
Harris & Gans
’Phone 721
WWMMN R'va— “0.0 w. .w-
you want the
Best Cigars, ask
your dealer for
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
a. J. REYNOLDS
O
6%-Six Per Cent.
0S FIRST Mtlll’l‘thlI': ltoul It‘s-
tlte Roulelerod tampon Ilonde af-
ford: the “font and aunt secure
Invantlnont offered.
Pull particulars of
OOIUIN AND HULL.
fl VIuhInttton Qt.
loath Nam-lit
Tel. (“-4
t r a I. ‘ W .. m
“m“. “MW mm i " your smite-prim: utnbiuamt
nultnuit yore: and take 3 wt- ‘ reticent"
“You. We here accumulated
enouch In» for nommndoaee to
intro an all to e mttlifili comedy.»-
wuhlnuten Herold.
“Pal treat to learn pyrognuhy It
retool."
"Now. I ain’t, In’ to one“ money
no each I fooiiu tray. ,Yonr me can
learn you all you trout to new’ about
nuln’ nonrandom!- Ain't-teem
W
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b.1391 MAN“ “I" W’i
H.
Krieger
8. Company ‘
‘
Men’s
SHOES
Lute-t Hloh Too and Heel ‘
.UTTONW ' ”w-‘LACK
i“ WAIHINO‘TON ITNIIT IIIDOI
MOTH NOIWALK
u...» g m
Delicatessen
Thoroughly up to date. Your In-
spection Invited. [vomiting not
our and under glen.
Visitor-e oiwaye mloome.
_...'WI 3 rm
-4 minute Ain‘t-n... -........
icon
FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS
. , regardless of former selling
“MAXLEVYW.
John G. Baur'
EVE RY DAY
during the last few days in February will be
Bargain Day
EVERY WI”
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. ’3 a?
i. ea
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. will be closed out
‘i
prices.
You are not required to have
the ready cash
YOUR PROMISE TO PAY
Small Weekly or
Monthly Payments
procures for you everything you need forth; oame'prieoe
as other stores do for the ready money. We think out“;
is the place for most people to do their trading.___~h
-9.’
we no BUSINESS on CONFIDENCE
“Holeprdof”
Socks
e um; at.»
Guaranteed nix lnouthe ‘
Iiittelt and (Saturn
Medium that light welsh“
Manon
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Norwalk Chronicler