, What’s the .Use ~ 3 ., . of Advertising OAL This Weather 9 ,. 3m”— .--.-.M...w .... ..._._.... Va” .....w.....-.... WM‘EWEE Eririfli‘: g *CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN EM OI. Oil 0.. CD. fi “1"?“ :5. :5 -¥~ ”f»~?$"i% ...... EM Edwin C. Butt’ s SHOES for Women a .....g. “i- ‘r‘ v *E Emerson Shoes for Men r iiig’h- Cut Shoes for Boys and Girls 9 r} Wrirfi'rrkrfi“ 2. E at» 5“ i3 CONNEALLY & BRACKEN .81 Washington Et. Tel. 363-4 “WEE MMEEEWW 3HlGH COST OF LIVING. There is a little girl in Washing it who has a weekly allowance which r motherVemploys, rather ingenious iy, as a. means of correction. For ev- ery little noughtiness the culprit is lined. ’ ‘ . i 3 One morning the child was in a pa ‘ iy coutrary mood She did some- out of the way and was fined no no E E E 33th; and a second line was impos- ’ For the third time the offense 333”Dear me," sighed Marie. “1 think this is ti pretty expensive piece to ih."—-Washington Star. I ome3 day there is sure to be a real buying opportunity for you in one or thegSentinei "For Sale" ads. Every day they are interesting. Every day or and more people turn to them, eye to business " mil nclple is what a man talks; pol- . ing and shonEed at the I .. . 1‘“... ...- TWO CENTS. Bi 2 Clearance SALE Everything at a .Great Reduction Gottlieb’s $781 $10 ‘ 11 NORTH MAIN ST. We Give 8. J; H. Greer. Trading Stampe. Ask tor them. llllilllil [Hill 3 l “ IS iiillE Will iintiearing Message in Mrs. Schiii Calling Her “Dearest Lady" NEW YORK, Feb. 27.--’Wilile F‘Olke3 E. Brandt still remained in jail last ‘ night as a result oi? a technical le~ gal delay in admittinttr him to ball. hls former employer. Mortimer L. Srhift. gave out a statement 10.000 words long, netting forth "the perti- nent t’uctn connected with the ilrnndt case as for as they" are within my knowledge." Having been denied, he. anys. an opportunity of testifying either before ‘Coutmluaiorwr llund. who was appointed broiler. lllx lode- terntinu whether ilrt‘tndt was entitled ton pardon, or as yet bolero the graml jury which in investigating ul- legntiona o3l' couuplruey relntlro to 3l3‘331illlti3l roulent‘v ol' iliil'l} worn for 3"ituttzlnty in the first dog ll‘i‘, Mr Seuiil’ nail; that a nubile ntutttnont to the 'tll't'rlrl seems to be his only recourse. MEN'S ARCTlCS ...............$1.00 Sizes 7. to 12. 3 MEN'S STORM KING BOOTS...$3.25 Sizes ii to 10 MEN'S 2-bucklo FELT BOOTS..$2.5O Sizes 6 to it 3WOMEN’ 8 extra high heat STORM RUBBERS .50c. Sizer“ 9 to 8. 159 WASHINGTON 8T., amuse sooth NORWALK we. Tel. Four- Four- One» \thenover you clean your or collar, remember Wm. ti.) Fort St, liner put in lb. tor RAGS and heat prions t‘or rinbiels moo, tilt; and feather beda Orders out of town must be sent a dot at ten d. hil~0 l'tltl’ron, Norwnllt. We 'i‘ho alnlotnont tor the first time make public tho letter which lirundt wrote to lira. Si‘hii‘f in Murrlt, liiliT. and rouultnd in hie disehnrge from his poaltion on valet. Mr. St'hll'l‘ (liltii'r allvt‘lM-ti it an on “important dotvlmu lion oi nttet-f’tlon 3 The “Letter in Part. 'i‘ho lettt-‘r. midi-nosed to "Miners. .\l. l.. Srilili. iiottt‘ral i.nd,\"“rvnds in ‘|’ill‘l n+ l'oliowts: . "i'm a poor tt-llou, but i how a heart whirl} i would part with to u lolly uhlt-h i love tlonrrnt on mirth l’li in You [lenient 1.44th . . . l llo not know if you urn intnrolt or like my permit but i do ituon' that i luv null) fond of you, in. every rt» Howl l lllte Kind utlntiro ~mu (’liltlflgstlt- lid, .ili‘ Feelings toward you dear Lady hun- grown every tiny in lnl'ttrr circum- ference. Inside my ilt‘lil'l la titt- t'li'l‘lilii lot-lingo it‘liil'ii runnot he vi— proeetzd in wordu t‘XXX only notions (tiiil uptmlt'i «nod niuht. until the ulnmbor taken me away i think oi" This letter is tiifillt‘d "lovingly" and tout-ulna n t'l’. til Ilonvw'hintt Mr‘i. St'htfl‘ ‘l‘or merry don't allow this to your illlb‘iillllll or anybody.“ Alter Bellini: loi‘lli illt‘ titlittilrl til the assault nitride upon him by Brandi and the robbery of his ntickpine ttt BUY Hazelton COAL The n. Hershiield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 mm It. A" JUST AS GOOD This is a story which the late Ros- well 1’. i‘lowor told with effect during t his sound money speeohtnnking tout iii in 1896 wheneter his right to speak on. to Democrats as to how they should vote was nuestioned during his meet iniga: ”A leader in the Methodist ohurnht was up on charges involving rt woulo, nose for hard older and an episode in which a deck of cards had played it part. He was thrownout of the told by his judges, and in high dudgeon marched down the nisle or the church. Pausing at the door, he shook his list at those from whom he was part- l0p of his voice: ' ‘Yon'cnn all go .to bodes! I am. as good a~Methodist us buy of youi’ " COHAN'3.ADVERTISEMENT. “i see that 3WOnien's bobble skirts this winter are just as hobby an ever. ~ just as tight us ever," said George M. Cohen at a dinner at the Mining Club. He smiled and added: “it I were a dresamaker i'd adver- 3 .tise like this: ”'Lndieel‘ Try our latest hobble shirt, “The Postage Stamp," made or summed satin in “The Footage Stamp" skirt you alwrtys catch the! In male. i "it Britndt's 3MB home on the night or March ti. 3190?, Mr. Selim tithes up ilrnltdt'a 3(~Ull\’it‘lloll. lio onyx; that after hav- ing received a note from lirntnlt unto inn hint to visit him in the Tomlin, he sent liownrd ti. (tans. his eounaoi. to see him lnitlcttd and that "Mr. (inns reported to me that: Hrnndi had said Vto him in substitute that it‘ the rhuruc 3Wflli pressed he would tnnke roller- tioua upon Mrs. Selim.“ 3 Mr. Schirt thou details the entrance into the case on iirnndt's attorney of Carl Flerherdlnnseh and mentions a letter written by llrnndt- which he says ic‘isoherdinnaen brought to Judge Rt‘lsnltlli)‘. Invitation Story Foine.‘ 3 i "This letter." Scltitt‘ continues, "non- taincd the first written information or ,Bratldt’a lying and neaudnlouu tale that he was in my house by invita- 'l‘ho outrageous falsity of. this letter is shown by the letter that 3inoughl his diet-barge." This name “lying storl’ was the lint-tin, he a- sorts of Brandt'n appeal to Senator iKnrte Nelson of Minnesota and or his V application to Gov Dix for a pardon. nppllontlon had been based upon a sincere. repentance and oontritlon i should not have opposed it.” Mr. Schitr concludes, "but based as it was upon lying and sonndnloua attack upon ‘ my honor i shall oon~ tlnue to oppose it."' 3 It is expected that iirandt will be released on hull todnr. ' ...»- ”..., MR. HILL NOT TO BE iN DANBEJRY ......— a :Eanbttriang Said to Have called on Him in Norwaik.‘ Congressman E. J. Hill did not visit Daubufy during his short stay north which was concluded last night, httt it is understood that several Danburtnns have called upon him‘in Norwalk since he has been here.3‘dmd their errands‘ are presumed to have been related to the content. for the Danbury postmas- tership 4 choice for the pontma‘stership and that there is little probability that he will 3 do so until about the time Postmaster Isings term expires. whioh ~will he no rs, believed to b be wad taken to is a urther and apparently punitive eon: dramtion was obtained teddy oi the, 'nnomolal unsettled at last week that] Mr! Hill has not yet indicated hisua ‘lioam‘e to him. Burnout) rob ZVNmes row-7 llEillli Alli) EllllEliilil neuritic Namgn Roberto. Captain Nathan ‘rtrs who has been ill tdrr homo time. died this morn- . ing about 11 o'clock. at his realdence, No.1 Osborn hvenue. Eliot Norwnih lie was in the ninety-aevonth year of hid age, and until a few weeks ago“ who almost as active at; anyone in town, anddelightod in inking long wnlkuuhout Ettal and South Norwalk. lie in survived «by a winter. Mm. liar- riet Bates, of South Norwuik. and one . eon, Prank 13.,i3i30berte, of East Nor- walk, with whom he resided. The nrw rnngetnente for the funeral have not yet been completed. Tittilnltt Roberts “iii-i horn in this neetion, and has made his home in this town ever since. He was well known as an oyster grim er and followed the sen. (lilting his early life. Martin Van ilureu was the tirst president he ever voted for, anti he hnd voted tor every ilemtwrntio cundiduto since that time. lit» nunlst- (:‘ii in the building of docks in Will-ion Point as fur back an 1839. had returni- bored tileiiilt'liy till the «hunger; that had taken plut'tt attire thou, his mind twins: nit-rt nltnoat up to the time or durnllw. lie had a host of l‘rionde. and all will ltunn with run-t of his; liili'ilil int; nwu)‘. (lure oi his rt lliiviflln nus tl‘nt there he no lioru tiiiltlltlb nt hie t’unernl. 3 Gottlieb F. Menx. ilottlleh r. not: (“Ni ' mention nt his l‘tffiltit‘lii’fl, rtroot. l'SiIlllll'Ol‘ti, in hit: your". The (titlitil) ol‘ hi to drain llrig ht'e disease itmu nhith in: had in on nurturing mum 3min but not: hi did not immune notions ttfilittli‘ unt23l lilll't" “rolls. ngu. ”vi l» dillliitlll it} n? widow. who was formerly Minn Atnoliui; Quittulnn. oi South Norultllt. and two: tonne children. Filiilrl'fli.Et‘i‘iil‘flt‘i will! 1w from his late rmldwnrv, \i‘pdumuim 3 iii 32;! p. iii. il'iit-iilli,‘lil will lie in} Spring (trove tumult-hr); intr‘ttln; .\l1‘ 5 Mona. will: u nutlvo oi" (ierniunl‘. lit- ‘ tultno to title t‘otttttry uhon 3. 01’ out». PM? u low youth he lived in! New York, nnd l7 years. duo 3:333333333 to Silttni’ot‘d. where he t-nnuwdi n tilt 3 tirlirnttwneu intuitions: that that pinto oi business non on tixn ultdt’l ,\9 hi . trade dissuaded lnttttr tnupoltiona, n, touplv of years not), he romowd to Allin Hutu street. As lender oi the ’l‘urnvr i.ledortnl‘nl Singing Soviet)". Mr, Menu heroine very popular in Stamford nnd nnrronntiing elites. lie was; very well known in Norwnlk. had many trieudr in Now York nnd various towns in t‘nnnoctiont. Mr. Mona’tt mother is living in l‘lormnny. in the town where: he will; horn and he had a itrothrr in New York state One ulster )ittt. Pierre written at W eehnwken: anoth~ or. Mrs. “tritiord. nt Southluttton. lie. also leaves it sister in .lurope. ~ M... David Comat3ocit. lanrld t‘omstork. on old resident oi Norwnlk. tormoriy employed iii “9- Klyn‘u buttery. has died at the Sol-3 you! t't'tit‘t 3‘ “did \ld'm t‘orty- uixth3 “ il" l7 \ttt ti .dlnre' Home in Newton. Funeral at rnngotnontu and further particulars ‘ will he announced tomorrow. l .. ..... n 6 Funeral of Sarah Nun. The funeral services over the re« tnntna of Sarah Noah ‘wero held this afternoon at 2130 o'clock from the home in iiayvlow avenue. Rev. John E. Zeiter dint-titted and the interment took piece in the Norwuik oemeterv ...—......» POLICE Go AFTER BELLE OF THE BALL. GREENi‘t-‘ltili, Feb. "7 .wlleputy Sherin’ Finnegan todny went to line- ton to tiring back with him Madge anlerly. who is wanted here, on a charge of having stolen a bull costume. valued at $150.'l‘rom Mrs. A. L. Fergu- son. She was arrested try-tho Boston police utter her appearance at a dance on St. Valentine‘s Day in lioston. it is nileged that she wore the missing gown at the bull, hernppenrance mnk~ lug such, an impression that the tol~ lowing day reference appeared in ’thc papers toner its the "belle of the ball." it was at first thought that'extraditiou proceedings might be necessary. but word was sent here that the girl had agreed to return without delay. and upon this information the deputy sher- lt’i’ noted. ‘ .... ...—......w- WEALTHY NEGRO DEAD: BINGHAMTON. N. Y-! Fab. 21'.—w -.ia'me‘s Elliott. a negro who settled in Binghnmton in 1860 and nmuased a fortune by dealing in real estate dun lug the reconstruction period. is dead at. his home here. aged 101 yearn. He was nearly 50 yearn old when he ea- cared from slavery lav means of the] underground raierad.- Establishing ‘himoelfon a email plot or ground here he learned to read and write and be- came alrlorer or good books. All Wealth . library. 3 81 HYA’I‘T DRY GOODS STORE 'NO‘lWALK'S LEADING33 3 and 5 Granite Building nonwnut. CONN. .00... .00... . SPRING SHOWING ...... or ......_ RESS SILKS All the Popular Novelties, in the Latest Shades and Patterns STRIPED WASH SILKS. all the new shaded .. ....... . ....... . .6. ............. 39¢ a yard 38inch of tilt: litlllttllilr “were under discunelou today. or his death "had gathered a Vsjflilliiiiie MESSALINES, attractive stripes and figures . . . .. . . .. .......... 50c, 69c. 75:, $1. 00 a yard MESSALINES in fancy stripes. 36 inches wide . . . . . . . . . .' ............ . ..$1 00 a yard CHENEY’Ii FAMOUS FOULARDS. guaranteed shower proof. ...... . .851: a yard “TUB" SILKS fast colors ........ .. . ....... . ............ . . .291: a yard . L Homer 8.. Beers & Co 22 W. WABHiNGTON 57.. 80. NOR. 26 WOODWARD AVE“ 30. NOR. 13 MAIN 631'» NORWALK illilli Ill tilt iiiiiig ill in n. ll’l.:«-':\ do» ilw yli't‘fei‘nifli Qua-l and iron whit-h )larltrdny passed ite dividend. won the feature of the open» lug utork market today. "l‘jte noun tnou atom; tit-eluted one point. lie-title. bt‘lll Stool pill. opened oil” Edmund the romntou it... l‘ontrni Leather pl‘ti. \t‘Ald. S'l‘illild'i'. rilno tit 23“,, points in [to "u puny. made a further titwlitlo of 1 point. tithe-rule» fractional (it.'(‘iillt"ii33 were genera l. i l WALL S'l‘ithhZ’T. ii a. m.wl”’rices millet! very generally soon after the ~ opening. I‘nion l’ncitit‘. Attlnlgtu‘nnted (”upper and i'. 8. Steel selling; well ultoreyemorday‘s rioting price. liven the weaker specialties, including lte~ public iron and iil‘entrnl Leather pith. made up the greater part oi" their de~ t-llnen. Trading then tell to slender proportions, with little initiative either pay. i Wold. STREET. Noon.-~ Such strength as tho market evidenced dur ting the morning was largolv due to 3‘advieos from isoutlon, which stated that the. British miners hnd consented 10 confer with the operators. deuce was also expressed in an amino. hie outcome of the domestic coal sit~ nation. lilo preliminaries of which There was a moderate demand for the. loud-3 int: turtles and by noon most of this group were above yesterday‘s host. American Telephone and Telegraph was the strongest of the specialties. and Central Leather pid. recovered a good part of its recent decline on dee- iarution ot‘ the regular dividend. Bonds were steady. ’ ... .-M ...”... ... ...—.....- CANAAN BOY 3MiSSING. . CANAAN. Felt. 27.—-Wiliiam Bless, sixteen years old. son of Adelbert Bless, is strangely missing from his home here since yesterday afternoon, and no clue to his whereabouts, has yet been discovered. He lonely left his mdney and other val- uables at home. It is thought he may hare been unbalanced mentally, and in that condition,.wandered awa'y. Up to the time of his disappearance he »liad been employed at the Connecti- cut western News Office. WOULD END TURCOJTALIAN WAR PARIS. Feb. 27.—-—Condrmntion .of' the reports that the powers are medi- tating intervention with the ohjeot. or bringing the Three-Italian war to an end is given in a semloitlcial note “published here this morning France. 3 according to this none. in randy to aa- sooiut‘e heroeitdn any odfle‘ctive action which may he intent by the powers in 3 making ro‘n‘r3 “ 303mm: to each of the it able to tiure‘hnee 3 (Tonfl- - had 3 prev! , tel-dire congidering resigning from 3, Us will help fully The Small Weekly Payment enables you to dress yourself and family- trom head to foot. closing out our Winter Clothing for Men and Women No matter how cheap other steres are selling for spot cash “out Easy Payment Plan enables ~» you «to buy cheaper and better goods than are offered by other concerns. Test our plan and be convinced. - " “.1fi.‘ w ..w-‘us~ nwww -w BGY 3DYlNG 0F FRACTURED SKULL. HARTFORD. heb. 27—Henry Abel. a youth of this ~clty, is dying of a irate~ tured skull, at St.,Fr.anois Hospital, as a result; at having jumped from a mov- ing freight engine here. He was hurl Our Spring Stock of High-grade Woolens is now ed against a telegraph pole. He was ready for your in-~ unconscious when taken to the h'ospi- , rat and had not regained his senses up specuon. Tainted in our own~ workrootns to thiit morning. « FRENCH MiNISTERS MAY RESIGN3. MONTREAL. Feb. 27.~T.he three French ministers of the Borden cabi- net—alliess‘ra. Monk. Pelietier and Nan- 3 the government according to Le De- . vo’ir. organ of the French Nationalists. ‘ ‘Their grievance is the English oppo" 3 sition to the recognition of the Gating: . 3 olic separate schools in adding Kee- Manitoba. , The sentinel Want comm rodent I 3 Account with You Wonder- We are now ,
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