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dim allow tip! in!
mg. bioglilnl' time p
r whnsiihv. ‘ tram?
uranium. »‘ - hut.
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When ”.935 d,“ "<3!th sun.
:fiu‘t until then—and forever ai-
male realms“ ,
.wa: sear. conu
HAlso Eertilisers for Lawn and
no can in a: “all...
hasn't the -ri ht . toolr at
ndfgo 'Way back an vii.
I from his relatives. When none cams.
. t the Wise public deli). MI , rins. . tarnoon and the work wii be done right a... H at . h
' muff: '3:,;’§°’:fl“h§l 9"” .1 , nanny mailman. ‘ to manna: door. N‘wailtocl'l All he parasitism”? "‘1 ,r‘ e 3W"
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t‘oumornersdbuainesa I'lil' . ‘ Judas. pot on the but a an hey
" ta-staada for. “deeds.”
,. . ‘ We don't .‘thiuhe-wa'ra arm
sooroia so ocular“. . * ‘-
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-‘.,."*",.‘., artisan
'iiinlslttssw ioutu its.
——MAX LEVY--
iis wasn‘morou sister salons
.r . 9 some ,uoawadit
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'lilvery Woman is Interested in keep-
ia conceded 'that‘ cope. Nor»
hairline more than Ita‘sbare of been-
tiful women. there is no‘ reason now
why'the dhould not all beachwhen
eyerythiflgithat Ia necessary in con-
tained iii1
JESSII ROULTON'G "BEAUTY
OUTFIT"
81.00 for Complete Outiit
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
we HAVE war aecawso ea- .
m ,tasae (are: 'NO. 2 our
corn. ar as was to». osuv.
Eaten m voua am. nor a
row. we wuar you waur
ron runs rm: or rue your
son voua sauce.
Harris & Caps
1 'Phone 721
arty. ~ If an; you should‘ let us liar it
an we have cplla forxhc‘mea about town
and it may be yours s the very one
H . our clients are looking tor. it will cost
you-morning to list for listing. and ii
' you desire, we will call if, you will
drop nan postal. “
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onoan or sortcu.~-~ - —
District or ‘Norwailrflziafit Probate.
Court. March :7. a. 1).. 19h.
Estate of Alexander lander. late oi
Norwalir. in said district. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court tor adminis-
tration with the will serrated of said
estate not administered.
Ordered. That raid application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Oilice In Norwallt. on the 8d day of Ap-
ril. I911, at 3 o'clock afternoon; and
that public notice thereoi be given to
,all persons Intereated therein by ii-
.i airing this order In a nests 33..
a circulation In said is lot; at
least live days before "day of
‘lirs. William ii. Walsh and
“William. Jr., were the guests oi hire.
Walsh's parents. Mr. and“ ”nebula
Marty. of to Prospect, it a. lira.
(Walsh. returned to‘lilridas‘o slant aw
suinghut William will soon fa at
will mud mots... it. M
u agra‘owas Haa‘roaruus OH!
ing or ace and complexion trash. and‘
who
.H
:3 curcaoo. Maren thwart automo- .
ibaolr, came nearly putting a sudden
stop to his mayoraity campaign yester~ .
day. Mr. Merriam was about to start
a heavy day’s‘carnpaign with fourteen
,speechos scheduled in different parts
of this city. each one taking shalt
hour and giving him only an hour In
remission for dinner and rest.
a automobile was headed west on
| air arrest near Orchard when the
trout wheel struck a deep hole. broke
the steering gear and threw the man
chino into the curb. Mr. Merriam was
buried violently against the glass
shield to the front. his head and tart
shoulder going through. Half dazed.
nearby drug store with a trail of blood
following him.
In the store Mr. Merriam had his
cuts washed and bandaged. ills com‘
panlona urged him to cancel his en-
gagements. but this he refused, order-
ed another automobile and had his
aides telephone all wanes that. he.
would be there half an hour later.
' Edward Btabeii was arrested Baton
day night about 10 o'clock by Consta-
ble J. J. Goodwin, on complaint of his
lnother-in-law Mrs. Mary Anderson
who charged him with assault. Btuboll
claimed his mother-In-lnw was drunk
and that when she entered the house
In North Taylor avenue for which he
pay: rent. he said. but which is also
occupied by his mother-in-law. she be.
came abusive. The constable'a inves-
tigation satisfied the constable that
Mrs. Anderson was not drunk as her
aou-indaw claimed. ‘
Bisholl ordered her out o“ the bottle,
lid at her. The lid cut s gash in her
head.
This morning Mrs. Anderson did not
want to press the charge of assault
and Stsheli was allowed to go upon
payment of the costs in the cane.
.~—.
RYAN—CLOUGHERTV.
w...
Former Norwaik Lady Weds A Former
Syracuse Rssldsnt.
A very pleasant aurprlae came to
the many lrienda of Miss Ella though-
erty. formerly of Norwalir. when word
was received by her sister on Satur-
day that ahe had been marricddn the
city of Mexico. Mina Clougherly‘a hue-
York city. For many yeam'she was
a nurse in the local Inatltetion and has
many friends in Norwuk who will be
pleased re learn ei‘ her latest step: For
the past ‘two years she has been our
pleyed by the hiexlcan government as
a railroad nurse. The carom ny was
performed in a it. (Y. Church ‘hioxi‘
cor city and the hourly married couple
tTEAMIR RUN! AOIOUND.
WASHINGTON. March 27.——-Tha
steamer D. N. Lucitenbach is in a'datr
serous position on the New Ground
shoals. northwest of Key West. Fla.
In; by and has‘ called for assistance.
The Yamacraw. cruising near there.
has been ordered to the scene by wire-
ess. .
m
HIIERNIAN HALL IMPROVINENTO
Great improvements are being made
In the Hibarian hall In Wall street.
The hall. which Is now occupied by
three organisations. the Norwaiir Fire
Police. Fraternal Order of Eagles and
the Hiberniana. waa in a very bad con-
dition and a united movement was
started some time ago to have chang-
es roads. A ioroe of painters began
work In the upper hall on Friday ah
ao arransed that t ey will be closed
all at the time. The stairs will be re-
rarnisbed and carpeted and the acci-
eties have decided to make the hall
present a very fine appearance.
v”...-
you JOHNION'O CONDITION.
CLEVELAND. 0.. March I1.—-’I‘oni
L Johnson. who last night was roporb
IMIY-
he was extricatod and hurried into a9 disaster.
tollowing thisup, by throw all a store ..
The revenue cutter Forward to stand» .
ed not so well. was somewhat better ‘
New York Building
W
Considerable local interest attached
to the fire in Washington Place. New
York. late Saturday afternoon. by
which nearly 150' people lost their
lives. The owner‘ol the building Ia
Joseph J. Aach, of fimaiuclr. who
owns the brick building and extensive.
grounds In Monroe «treat. [where he!
for many years conducted a for martini
factory. Oharlea'B. Miller, or Boutb'
Norwalk. who hasoharge at Mr. Aach'a
buaineaa affairs; was In New York to
day, getting Information regarding the
Martin Bates. Jr.. in Company.
whose manufaotory la located in
Spring street. Bo‘ulh Norwaik. had a
larger salesroom and storage place In
the burned building, occupying part of
the first liner and basement. This
firm sustained considerable damage, as
the skylights in «the rear were broken
out. and the water rushed In through
regarding the fire. I", A. Smith was
also in the city today. Their loss is
covered by inauranre.
The New York oihce oi the John C.
Wilson & Company‘s hat manufactory.
located in South Main street. Is at No.
26 Waverly Place, close to the Asch
rectory. and the water damaged the
hats and other goods In the basement
of the Wilson atom The loss will be
covered by the insurance.
lulu iiiLllllillils.
an. unseen.
Ella litrbbell, sister of Former May-
or William B. Huhbeil. of ltowsyton.
Iliad Harry lirrbboll, of South Norwalk.
tiled Saturday noon ill St. Luke's Hos.
pital. New ‘i'orlt. following a protract-
ed. illness. she was forty-three years
of age. and is survived by one son.
Harry Oberiander. of South Norwalh.
The remains arrived from New York
yesterday. and iuneral services will be
held In the chapel at Riverside come
tery. tomorrow morning at Id o'clock.
.Rov. Hush It. Carpenter will olllclste.
, ounce-
Laurent: Cooks.
The death hi 1 renee i‘ooke. a
John's C. (thum'. Stamford. at 9
0' look. The'intermeni was In Spring.
d is cemetery. Andrew .i. heart. oi
South Norwalir, n admin-law of the
deceased. Merged he services. with
his daughter rl‘ ceNd son Ralph.
Samuel alley.
Samuel iteiley. oi‘ g Harbor. died
Saturday morning , t the Soldiers‘
. .1 _ . bile accident. from "which Charles a. ' . W '. . ‘
inczst. Leather. Gue‘Matai. Russia Merriam. Republican candidate tor I. J. AMIFOWNY in ”In.“ .
. it, suede, satin and Velvet. at mayor. escaped with a badly cut hand. ' m VI (1 ’ Goods
$3.00 . (a dash cut in his head and a wreached l" "DWI". o “0 Norwalk 8 Lam": Dry Store
nos. 3 and 5 oazn'r'ra BUILDING. nonwamr. count.
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to New London 10d” by Undertaker
George. ii. Ramon and from there
the interment will i low in Sag liar-
hor cemetery. ' .
Mrs. Mary!” :iibhiott.
Mary E. Bedford. wife oi lJeutenunt
Schlott. and daughter'oi fir. and Mrs.
E. T. Redford. died fiaturday night In
the handsome rcaidencs-iuai complet.
ed at Greens Farms. She is survived
by a daughter about ten days old. The
funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon tram her late residence.
aware a. mum
Edward H. Barrett. iormerly private
in Company 1). rain 0. V. i.. died at the
Soldiers' Home in Noroton Monday or
last week. The remains were not in-
terred until Friday. waiting for word
Iamuai next.
Samuel Hoyt. and seventy years.
died at his home in ‘Btamiord. on set-
urday airarnoon. The. remains were
taken to Weapon today for Interment
by Undertaker Charles Fable. in Christ
Church Cemetery. . ceased was for
many years a reaid oi Sauaatuoh.
ran. Ann ad's. my».
rucxso auo srauotzo um, In attractive patterns.
BANDINGB In Silver. tiold. Persian. and all the popular colors.
GARNITUHEB. in Blank, Persian. Gold and Crystal.
ALL KINDS OF TRIMMING BHMDB.
Dainty Dress Trimmings *
A Your Complete Lineof the Newest Designs
ALL-OVER LACES in White, Cream and all the leading shades ................. ..... .500 to “.50 yd.
DRUG‘GIO‘N (ll-lane?" theae.land alga through the l“sellil‘rlt‘ir. L . ~ .
' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' D WiTH'AISAULT. Frank In A. with and son. an n ISSUE Th N F b H dk h f
0 North Main 3t. tot Namath » ~—-—-- ' irvlug Smith. of Semi: Norwailt. were '"u' 6 CW a “C an etc le
k ‘ . ‘ , ‘ Edward Stabeii's Mother-ln-Iaw Mac in New York yesterday. and they also . ' '
. Him Arrested. made efforts to get amine information The best value on the market. retailing for .............
. .......................... ........ 25o
The Leading. I
Outfitters for Men '
Women, Boys ~
- - . ” " . ford. died n ‘ A. . .
. , . ' .. » band's name a Willian \. It 's . form “‘"kmw" "mm“! mm“ . .
. thine ! .. flowers of spring em. oi fiyrao‘use N. ‘3" now {In buai- Friday night, at t e,_ realdcure‘ui his an r .
a: W ‘ "it? fl” . ‘ trees In the City loi’Mexlco. daughter. Mr." “0 "a “ Nd' 41 State - ’ ' ‘ "
I.“ ”00 “‘3 flu“. ‘3 "3‘ ‘0' a“ Mina Clougherty is a graduate of the attest. Sumiord. .9 funeral service “‘ " ’ a ‘ ' DIM A:
. ,- «A; ~ ‘ ' ' , . Norwaiir Hospital training school Ind Wu held "our bill. ate residence this
' Many-opal.consumer.. .1 of the Post Graduate lioeipltal or New WWW“ 3-30 “0“" “"d ”°"‘ 8“
' ' ‘ ' You are thinking of selling your map '
We are unownready to show you ville-imam
cempletérizl'ssortment oiflQiothing forminfur
Womm. (or Boys. for” Girls, We chi/er had
the pleasure in Ashowiing it." you. We" .chal-’
, left for (‘entral America where they , l : ' I ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘9 "i ‘ ' ' "h J
, .. , , . .» home in Newton. in ass a member en 6 COIlipetltion as to "(388 all "a A
WM . m. a . ,. . s, as Washington Cb. ‘ 'Iouth Norwalk £23212“ may; hl‘igméduofrlll rhlra. xi Iz'r'lvste "wearersl hides; Jeraey'ldr‘rli‘rt g w v. p q. " . 3- .
‘ ~ .~ ' ‘ ' v. ‘ . Mun rt ery. e recline. was it a » ' “ ' ’
AtLASLRortlandCement. 1"" 414-4 3.3373;;:°g;';;h'§1;;€,mf'n Mm eignrleih your. Tue'body was taken
Our Men’s .Suits rangejn price from
$10.00 fh»-~$25.00_ .
Our hadies’ Suits? from $15 to $40
Dresses front 690 to $2.98
Do not buy any Millinery until you have seen our stock. Our '
show window gives you but a idiot idea of the enormous stocks
and styles within
. Remember our” Charge Account Plant ‘
We have 6000‘ accounts on our books, which attests that our
system of doing business embraces everything that it ’
helpful to most people in the Norwalks
The funeral at am: Alto Elisa Its!» m
. A Slibject . Master taillinery galore at the Mints sell it m“. l ,. ‘
, .. . .md it» ears who diedio .
0f hm store. dos adv. . mu, port. on Wednesday. u, h.“ m.-........-....,an-.. w... wows”... m... “mount... m.
Iaturdayi sitsraooa sod the mains '
’. . Tblaisagoodtiniatobnyanew , ' . .. a o
tth weddi ' ' -— .,, unnatural M.MMMia« . _,
a a an «caption is as boiler and Asa-via" is the place to The Commg 0‘ Swag
means the arrival of Spring lamb In
. meat. Ira. ' taaaurvtved by
m‘hgfifirw Willow: Ni it “It spacial oiisr in their adv- m
u A Mi”. ’0 m . all Its deitcioua and appstlslng lua-
., , was and m more.
, Minot ”3“" =“tuadmayahdu a: “y "w“ Hearst at James Hewiap. -
‘ “ds and idlativaslo my, wk cm, The funeral at Jamar Howlafi was, elousnsss. “and aloe other place can
= M“... ”L ”1' it be had to greater psflsction theater
Chernolr'a inset marital. For we giro
. _ held“ this Iona: from
f“ as" acoustically provision for
our patrons the benefit at the real
i
racxtuo AWAY
Your worm- Clothes? Why
not use“ one of
ahuuhatdo’o .‘arsduioni'rnssa
, . w bush” * mum“. no. rammed-honours
my. twirrmr lid... ,
Ml 912.”: n““""'i§.".~2§u$‘§:‘3 more a near moor
adv. * “ , annulus thing. Boring Ialab that means .
~ . _ W Mimi-31W BAGS? unnumbsndaataworlmltaucu. “f."
3!“ “ hair i T. ‘ ‘ ' ‘r - ,1 ~
”m .. .- a. . .. Charaoclls Market, »
gmsfl . alliaarsilri‘iynui‘ r ,u ””0”?" ”A'“m
Maude: , remnant.“
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