W .
Murchison Barium] at Missouri
illicit ‘an account, or the challenge to e
duel which withrred in Louisiana. sup ,
M5 or g
ammo
WNW «at "the oideflltamihn‘
there outfitting ht Gm
, slut Whom i then or political
’ ‘3 jimuwcfi ,
Esta6hlsllcd is”
ii {the (0:203:11 m nicotine at nohl‘ne - if": («"13 ““11 mm
J (I h It will decide; t e , mm. mm m mt m - . . _ i .. ..
dream-king and you are cordially invited to troll u so do a near . s cm” m We?“ blacksmith
. It can tomorrow humiliat-
" W all was nonplased
“ '1 know nothing shalt this dueling
‘ business. said he, ‘nudl positively will
‘ ‘ not light.' ,
“‘You must. urged his triad. ‘No
gentleman can refuse.‘
" ‘1 am not a gentleman: replied the
honest citizen of Georgia ‘I m onlvn
blacksmith.l
“‘Bat you will be ruined It you do
not light: continued his friends "You
will have the choice or weapons, and
younnlt at more: on mesons.
We Will be glad to have you volt "
front MRS MONTGOMERY how to
use Pictorial Review Patternsmthe
sittiplest ill operation, the most econ-
‘ There were no oases- in the local h ‘
court this morning. .
Church choice are rehearsing for ,
the Easter Musical programs,
9 .
a l 1‘
March Thirtieth to April Fourth
Inclusive
College students are beginning to ‘
arrive in town-for the holidays.
M
Wdly‘lml‘ “M"‘“ Our annual week of Spring festivities ii: at band.
Yesterday was a quiet one In police»
The Only Patient with which are tarnished Cat-
_ting and Couctraction Guides.
. at DONNELLY’S. :6 South Main Street.
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FOR EASTER
TI-llo MOSES AT 98 are made of crepe do chine or
very fine quality. mode Very full in the latest client with Items
sutched collar and wits Choice ct flesh pink egg yellow, lpetmh
and white. Without doubt the prettiest waists in town.
THE wnlsrns A’i‘ $1 98 are made of China silk, raglan
sleeve models some have collar with silk cord and tassols; oth-
ers are finished with the popular plant edge irillinx.
Every woman who cares for the exclusive should see these
waists.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
88 WASH‘NGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
overings
WET RUGB
MHINIGTER
TAPEWRV BRUSSELS
WOOL FIBRE
"CREW-All Bin”.
FIoOr
Halos ooooo
vault-:7 moors
canister omens
Mm canons
Flea: ust'rmon
CHINA AND'J'A-PANESE MATTINGS
01L CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMO.
WADEG TO ORDER A OFECIALTY.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
eou'm nonwnut. court. ‘
we owe a. can to. calm resolves ITAMPO.
I i, 500“”: OF NOW AND 'MNCH MINNWR WHOGE
V"?! m "IN TO DEATH IN VOUTM EEUD
. be held on Thursday evening.
1 .night to witness the degree work.
"- non, of the Stamford police.
;; lied.
.. played ball again in Academy street:
"ESerxoant Thomas Hunt was sent to
.. ‘ the place from the downtown head<
‘ quarters and he called on the game. .
West street
The Clay street sewar work to rap» ‘
idly progressing. and should he tin-
ished lite tow days more. ,
The regular-meeting of. South Nor"
walk Councileo. 1253, K. or 0.,
John F'. McMahon, District Deputy
of the Knights of Columbus. will go to
Bridgeport to confer the third degree
on next Sunday.
W
A number of the members of the
Peter's cquncll in Stamford tomorronfl
..~......... ,
South Norwalk Council, K. or C..
.. will work the second degree on Tues- ,
'2 day evening. April 7.
.. (Friend. of Bridgeport. will be with the
A council on that night.
‘ his commutation book.
Norwollr. and Mr. Finkler was noti-
First District boys are human They
Cm,“
Mrs Henry C laborer, of
iwuter l minus, in Mormon. Mr
. I
l
- afternoon.
i mnem- reload et‘lrno‘rel
spent. Sunday at his parental home in .
wm.) .
-_ ; ‘ a
s Gum CRACKIIS »
Knights oi Columbus will ‘so to St ‘_
Major .Inmes , 3
William “K. Finitlor; of Sorwalh, lost. 1
Ohio! Bren .
called 1
West .
Washington street, has returned from . i .
. a several days' visit with Mr. had Mrs.
co cents.
A food for every day.
Crisp. tasty' and
strengthening. Fresh
baked and tcceh dea'
5 Vu'mf ilo' mac
.: and Mrs. Furniao spent Sunday hecel
.. and Mrs Farniss intends to remnini
; a few dare.
“I
ll The auction oi the North
‘f street buildings was held on Saturday,
Main,
John K.
It was so cold in the downtown
court room this morning that Atlas»
’2 any John Keogh asked Judge John J
Walsh to take a recalls that he might.
get his toot warm Attorn‘dl’ Keotth
pat on his heavy overeat, Indoor.
Walsh visited in the city clocil‘s otlloe
and Attorney William F Trimmer
backed up to the radiator. 'llllo wit-
nesses and other court attendee“
walked about (creep warm. The: M
. the heat new to 'pop Into the pipes
a...
‘rt Treasure. In New vain. .
During two weeks recently there
were on simultaneous
New York at diluent galleries old
mot thorium more: mo-
'enrdc ot the J W Wm col—
.Ieotlo‘n. contacted worth more: than
tum Thmluwm which
contort-ed, only 1 small mm the m
4mm in the hands of Mean _
collector-l nttotdod e entitles Idea of
K ,, the extent of the Importation-.0: old
, ‘iaastors from Europe during tho laet .1.
Torr yours.
‘ Unole um
active accrue hat since M only
,Ierred Hemlt Into Muslim» and
. 'F'l‘noh was one.:
T' itioneer. The buildings will be remov-
.. |ed to make way for the new Hayes
jj Bloch on which operations will he
- "begun in the very near lature. cm
21' lord Comatcclt. purchased two of the
1 buildings and Alexander Morton the
j third effectors.
‘aene hospital on Wednesday evening
idoore and windows and was in bed
exhibition ll ‘
W 4
at mum titers err 1m marines . :
‘ihsails roolrwa TRIED To
suave,
Slept With Axe on Dell When Die-
calm
MIDDWl‘OWN, March hop-Mn.
Mel-y may. who walked out o! the in-
clothedietheoveroontot monolith
otlloec cent. there to serve on door-
keew. wen inundation; Niles mm
in the. bungalow of MW»
at “Review. She had barricaded the
with an no beside her. She had rev
mowed her own amnion and donned
a men's salt. which who in the house
'and over this she wore the clean
cost and shield. hire. Day but also
out her hair and but it not hoon dot
’tho (not. that she heddecidoo to starve
hereon, the supposition would be that
the intended to me her means in
disguise. The uglier. lied hill. on
his overcoat while he tooii doom
Igetndeaoewentorthepa
“its; at idle localiti- 1WD. Dev den
and the coat and ended the oiloer
at the door.
“seminal to; -
.Will ‘ entrant-lie It
enamel gt
to the Mainland gentleman:
‘ ‘ . In six feet of water. sledgchumflters
- articles. and— leniurkable main—ho old
I
'. the check. will 'hlr. Crockett—re-
COMPANY l wacdeddt. thint'ellne with the article
cat mo: the mu :0! the St
4meolforflhatm .mee‘tllesctte’f »' :
Nun‘s!“ tilt endowment or
‘ once it totn' out"
you can choose so as to give yourself
" ‘I accept. and. invtho exercise of my
privilege; l stipulate that, the duel
shall take place in Luke Pontchartrain
to be used as weapons ’
"As his adversary was about live
feet eight inches In height and the
blacksmith was seven feet the con
colt ot‘ the latter so pleased the waist
nun gentleman that he declared bin»
self satisfied. as he was/one who
could appreciate a jokers well as
perpetrate one, and be declared the
duel on. "—-Exchange.
His new mrtlllsuzrn.
Incident In the Career at
Novelist 3. R. Creation.
One morning the postman brought to
8. Br Crockett. the novelist. a letter
trout the editor of the St Jalnex‘
Gazette containing a small check as
WSW!!! for e contribution ‘llr
Crockett know that nothing was due
‘to hiln that he had been paid for all
Curioue
the check up in an explanatory note
and returned It to the tslltor.
' ‘The next day book came the check
from the editor—remarkable mnn~
wltll a note saying it was due. The
St; James Gazette had published an
article from the pen of Mr. Crockett
which had anyhow paid for. hence
workable man— -—l‘eturneri the check,
slid: still the remarkable editor rotor
{on Me. When hit. bracket:
clapped birdies on the inlets? he was
astonished to liad‘ It one of his dreams
materialincd. One night; going to bed
cam red! he. dreamed that a mod
Ides a so} me- fieietto column
had occurred to him. that be then end
there sit: down. Wrote it and posted It.
Next. morning he remembered his
dream and made up his mind some day
to write the article exactly as he
are-nod he had written it, when. to
hie astoniehmcnt. .oanle article and
check from the newspaper. Few writ-
Standard.
leei lirioe'e Ila Genie.
Big “I!” hint-lilo! East Africa. out-
side oi‘ the three preserves of the col-
ony. is rapidly vanishing and. eccond~
Inn to W. 'i'. nomad”, “is absolutely
certain to dim in about one-
rlce to accomplish the some results"
Mr Boundary points out that the out
exit Willa hmltgte ralaonely c‘xtcnv-
scant: For more man may buy the
right: .to kill can hood 0! Wet! and
horned animals of mm species
not My mum nulcriall that
may ele‘o he killed» Till- the richest
hiaulnoteunooten meant in tho
worldlalblcb nature has been novcro'l
million years In developing and pleclu
there, sdelne liltoiy to be wiped antihi-
man liflthln the next fifteen peers.»
cWNc’wa. . .
.- um. M...
Joel on Mt.
' It who? o’clock in the Ionian in an
mush town. and the neat were
blocked with snow. {rug meta. who
had on» time a week's notice. was
forbid tile lent day or her sojourn in
the loose she handed the mast cup
mil: iii in tonight's party! tern-tee
mivnmmontotcoal anoint a
.~.~.ch.‘.'~..’¢...
Title lerthiy Olin.
“than “to think. these ought»
33W salmon light.” , utopieflilo
are eere checlur while «icon-Imam ‘
Earth action that it took m. At. _
consumes-em In bed end- use ‘ ‘1 i
. “TM burr." rename M ”W citi- ‘
y' . Ne w 109 like ,1 v i
, 0micat flf material and the VERY Tanks" 5"“‘3 “’9 Q“ and m be" with‘adcliglt‘tful ““0" ,' on equal chance with your adversary Great preparations have been made nml the must rit~
. mam ' . ~nppropclate foclanch- "Th6 Ell!“ requested time in “111°“ joyable of all Fair Works is expected. The store is
, LATEST in Style. William H Ferris, at New “York. eon. *“ and- dinner. ‘. itcig'iiifrmtfiiflsi; til‘livtfilhiegori’l; beautifully decorated throughout with ‘ palms, ferns
and spring blossoms. Hanging baskets are on the
walls filled with daft-odils. jouquils, tulips, iris. roses
and daisies. The sweetest of birdnotts greets the cat‘s
of visitors for the little lair Week (allalits Ilau come
to sing. ‘
Of course the primary lilt‘il of Fair Week is to'
give to everyone an interesting and cornprehonsive
(Iopnrtlllrut is
”there is the optima
view of Spring merchandise. livery
brimming with choice good 5.
trinity to examine garments and materials; to
lcct the mom becoming things for the wardrolw, to
pick out accessories and daintt gift :llticlos I‘m Easter. '
also to plan for. Spring house furnishing and renovating
.qu with all them is no obligation to buy the 1). \I
Read Company constitute themselves the hosts for the
whole of Fair Week, to receive all visitors, and give
them such and enjoyable time that they will want in come
every «lay. '
,
sc—
_ Fair‘week Attractions
Music every afternoon by Bentley’s Metropolitan 01‘.-
cheatra, m thei‘ met Room cunnencinw at two 0 clocl.
Stories told to Children, by Miss Cora Moms.
periods each day. In the morning at ten o'clorlr, in the
afternoon at three o'clock. the some stories told in the
morning are repeated in the afternoon.
For Monday. Stories of Happiness. "'I‘hr Illne—
bird."
As Mr. MaeiorIinck say.» in his charming story.
”We need the Bluebird for our Happiness.“ The
Bluebird will be found all about the store and the
message to everyone is “Pea cc and I-lappillcss."
”Miss Morris will be in the Lace Curtain Room.
Third Floor.
Recitals on the Edison
Diamond Disk Phonograph
Conducted by, Mr. W. F. Stanton.
fill instrument represents the latest. improvements in
Mr. Edison's methods of musical reproduction
Special records have been gathered for these rrcit~
3.13. In the morning at ten o'clock. afternoons at two
o‘clock. .
In the Main Furniture iiaile‘ry. fourth tum.
This wr under
Glass Etching.
Mr. Eicke, who has been with this house for nor»
oral Fair Weeks, will be Iltrc to demonstrate his work
in glass cutting. China .‘stm'r.
' The Fair Week Souvenir
The customry Fair Week Souvenir. this veer
more attractive than ever, will be given to
purchase amounts to, $2.00 or over.
whim-
cl”
two...
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