trite-tarsupunu advertisements rer-
. ml IA'IIB—B! tuslldn ed-
7, mid: “Minutemen
_ ‘ ismflwlossrssr.m
. ”Manama.” beysld
,rrsrrtsr.
_morytos—uo. us Washinntonetreet.
,. 'onwsiki telephone call. use. Drench
IQUWell street. Norwalk: telephone
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IQOIIIJIIOATIOII should in sllonsel he
to
T“! lVlNllG lllfllllr.
B‘omw' fin nw s nl . flown.
The Evening tientinel has a clrculs
ssbsrbs lsrger. considerably. than the
”Ibis“ circulation of the other two
' less! lollies. our press room is al-
wsys open to advertisers.
I" I'll flornld Weather l‘orsene
. My warmer. fair to partly clnu ly weath.
', I! will prevail. with (real: to brisk southerly
' end southwesterly winds and l l rains. 0n
' Motley partly cloudy to “infirm will pre-
veil. with slight temporal 0 changes and
. fresh to light southwesterly to esterly winds
presided by rain on fire coasts. ri‘u‘d on Mon-
day. islr. cooler wesiher.
Thermometer Record.
Thelowsst point of the thermometer tor the
Wont hours endlne at. noon today was
on above tern: highest. MO ahovsleero.
' til-inure Almanac (or To-nsorrow.
Inniiises‘huu em High Tide low Tide
at 5:88 etszie at 2.13 at 5:35
EDITORIAIr SYMPOSIUM.
A Healthy Sign of the Times.
A heslthy sign of the times. which
portends good ior the future of Norwelk,
islths growing activity of the reel ee-
tetenisrbst and the stability of values.
Several important transfers within the.
pest lew weeks have created a gentle
host-in rsslty, which promises to be-
come more pronounced in the immedieie
(stare. lost of the purchases have been
spade with s view to buildln . either for
Mine-purposes or prive residences,
the. giving srtiesns so r, ungible reason
.5 year will he
‘ he boom is on.
icate. grind with
end burdened with
nddleto . " the communityss well
lithe . . ight find a one in the
" ., ominentrealeetatodsnl
’5: intuit" - < a demand ureetly exceed-
” my thesnpply for modern single houses
etch rent {or .15 to $25 a month. This
Wiiilemnd comes irom sn industrious class
. ll" “of men who desire to rear their families
Imid congenial. pleasant and health-
litl surroundings, conveniently lo
estsd. but who. became of s
lack oi such houses. are compelled to
”it localities (or removed irum their
pieces of employment, often beyond the
limited the town. They would gladly
seize the opportunity to increase the pop
uletlon 0i Norwulir ii the place silordcd
nhodee of the character mentioned, inas-
much as their car (are, in very many in-
stances. more than oilsats the diflerencr
between what they are now puying and
whet they would be rrquired to pay for
rent here. It is this inability to
, provide desirable homes {or the
* warring people that has tor
years retarded the growth of Nov-
wnlh. particularly the industrial center
of the town. The time seems opportune
(or capitalists to invest their money in a
direction thet will bring them handsome
uterus. W. A. T.
Pensions versus Mintements.
Therssrs in Norwaik over two hundred
soldiers. property-owners, whose exemp
lions ot..texss on town and city lists
sunset to “08 674. the sbstements oi
the town being ethos“; city or Nor
welt. W.W:Sonth Norwslk. $6.8“)
Inliddlstcwn the exemptionoi prop
ertyolsoidisrs from tesstlon restroom
end the ten twenty-three and cache"
mills. In New Haven the exemption
amounts to ms 000; Meriden. 940,000;
More,ssts.ooo; New Britain, em,-
I“. Abiil has been introduced inthe
legislature by Senator Ferris. at South
lorwsllnsbieg tbst the exmptiosbw
w trout 01.000 to 32,000, which
woulddsebie the slresdy large amount
st statements in the stete. Another
hltaowpsndiug in theGenersi Arse-
blypsevldss (or the repeal cl thelew
“WOLOOO oi tbepropertyof
snhosorsbiy disehergsd soldier or his
widow teem unsigned antlers:
Why stats sech
’,
!
st esohdssssssd soldier,wlto ssrvedie
flowers! therebeiiionmndwsehaeov
. 'rne advocates“ the
ties its the town of Norwalk and its '
Liver Compinint
CUM W ”l. ”I. 0‘
Avon's PILLs
“For several
years. little it o
gmrtsullcrorirom
livor complaint. 0
which caused so: 0
vote point under a
right slioiilrler-
binds, sullmviwss :
oi the skill, low-a
spiritcrlnr-ss, nnd cramp lil lilo simulwii. 9
Iain pleased to its side to state that l
have been relieved oi nil tliesli i'irlllc o
piniuts lry the use oi Ayr-r’s l'llls. I 9
find ilmm. also. to he uiwlcgiml tiller-diu-
nel' pill."--Mrs. M. Alfredo, Mlliil’)‘. l'u.
AYE R’s P ILLS
Received Highest Awards
. AT Till wostc'e 7is
e
two each day cleaning the crosswsllrs
and picking up papers and rubbish. in
this wsy the crosswslbs will slwsysbe
passable and the elreets clean end nest
O.rtside oi the business portion the st-
ieotron oi the cit'zsns will be celled to
the ordinances and residents kindly
asked to or operate. it .i. T.
___.._.......A.-.. . so... mun”
Tito timid oi' 'l'rollr'y (furs.
A communication in another column
calls attention to the reckless manner in
which trolley care are run on our thor'
ouuhiares. This is e matter thst do
serves the attention of the companies
and the authorities. The companies
should comply with the law regulating
the speed at which cots shall be run. or
the authorities should compel them to do
so.
South Norwslk has two thorrmghisres
that must be used by the general public
On each of them there is on electric reli-
wsy. The Council has limited their
speed to ten miles an hour in some per-
tions at the-semen end to six miles In
hour in others. The mommy specially
complained of in the communication has
very rigid rules for nominee. which. it
the complaint is warranted. were reck-
lssely violated by the minorities. That
notormeneod conductor or any other
motorrnsn and conductor who disoheys
orders ought to be discharged We he:
have ten miles an hour is luster then
sireet cars ought to be allowed to run
enywhere within the city limits, but
they hsvs tbst right at present.
0o West avenue the disrogsrd oi
the low relating to speed oi csrs bee
msdesvery strong reeling against the
Street Rsiiwsy comp-my. Twenty mules
an hour and faster is a very common a!
(air there. Little attention is psid to
frightened horses. or the rights oi others.
except to hang the bell a little lisrrler
rind irighleo the snlmsls mme, end vir
tnslly order a clearing oi the truck.
At ten miles an hour the remit
psny has practical pmlim oi in me
than half the street, {or those with
horses are allowed a speed at only six
miles an hour.
The time. we believe. hss cums whun
the public rights must Mulpm’is‘il by
the street railway compenirw. and the
demand is most emphatic (or en en-
irircemrmt oi the city ordinances regulst-
ing the speed at trolley rare to the irgsl
limit, and that that limit be made e sale
«no. The time loetby waiting at either
terminus had hotter be consumed over
the route... .,
mum
in n puhlmml lr-lii-r n rimu who (‘stlln
himsnli "nu cmpinyrr rri lnlmr" calls
attention to the loot that in limtrmilrlm
in Brooklyn them were only two print.
dents to 6,000 trolley mrm. and in tin
Pullman stylists there was: ulyunu i’uii-
man to moon employer's. Then he sells:
“Docs thorn rum-r crisis the minds of
the presidents and Pullman» the taint-
est shade of a suspicion: that tiledsy
will conic when the thousands will be
their masters. umi that tiers thousands
will in even lower words decline to er»
nitrate, lmt will subject their former
mentors to n harsher treatment than
they themselves received?"
byusing
f HALE’S
liose Bream.
TRY IT.
NEWS 01' Till! Millifllaks.
The Epworth usgusrs of this section
are looting iorwsrd to s pleasant sud
profitable eveulnit spent st the confer-
ence in Suniurd. on Tuesday night.
April 2. Rev. A. S stsosgh will mess
theissdinir address. Fifty members of
the “reappoint Linus, where he was
iormsrly pestor.wiii be in attendance sud
a very large number irorn the First
Ilsthodist church and congregation at
this city will attend.
i". ii, [mvtou lit 00. have just pieced
an improved codes mill in their store on
South Main street. The machine is (torn
l'nlledeipbii. sad the, Florence water
motor. which iuruisbss power, was put
in by R. A. Beliiwin. The apparatus is
very compact. end quickly grmls the
boom to tiny size desired.
Benny Abraham, Herbert Saunders
and John stler were playing in a
lot on Ferris avenue. near the turnpike,
this morning. when young Abraham
stepped on s rolling stone and it is leer
ed lrsctured his snhie. His compenions
carried him home.
The Scandinavian society will give a
cslich hsiiin Cisrmsnia Ball. Thursday
evening. April llth. Professor Heine
will furnish music, sod Charles Yort
will prompt. The Lursn Singing soci
ety. of liridgeport, will render selec-
lions.
During the wind storm. Thursday. the
hot houses on the C. D. lstthe no proper-
ty were badly damaged. Contractor
.homss Osborn hes the contract ior re
pairing them. “_
The‘Union Vstrrsns' Union held a
lergely attended meeting last night. sod
several new members were initiated.
The next meeting will be held April 19.
The Debating club was entertained by
bliss lilo: thetb Littlsyohn. at Orchard
street. last night. The members voted to
hold no more meetings until next iall.
._c. , ”.0...
SEASONABLE MATERIALS.
niece. trusses mi sm lilhs at... r.»
flop-ul- limiters.
ltis prmiictrsl by those trim ought to
itiinw that tho suit sorts oi silk nro to he
llmrri ill tutor in ilmspriugund summer
limit the still kinds in which inshinn hits
iu'r'u prom-u! lulu. .‘s’uoutsidur willllilt‘llir
time so in prophesy, its it” the present iti<
illl’illlllilli point liwnilwr way iiincosilks.
lirm'mius itilil lifliiflll'tl with plvuty a! sub
llnlir’t! in them. unrisutins which, i! plitccil
in lirmlliull to do so. truuid "elillld nlouo."
irn now used for the \tidi- skim-d dresses
that nro lrlihlv in stand out. In lurgu llutvs
lilkrili. llir' [rt-t. ’l'lii' lll'\\'l'.~l- of tho llitlln
‘llhll mini entitle nru iu'mtrdrd with llllhlllllti
n! the say surnilunt, this living it iunture
iii tim latest liloliliill. .‘iilulniuru sprigs no
lilhi’lili.
lager then the stall: at is dried rurrnnt.
ilewemte so tiny us to have n inlryliku oi~
feet snd other patterns oi prnpmlionnto
dimensions appear on the latest ooiislgn-
This lrmn Priolrm.’ lull is not had:
"Newspeper advertising ought to he or»
pecially vslursirlo in winter. On cold.
stormy days [vermin have littloor no time
to stop tend rend billboards. hudhllls
no similar ostrlom reading. They [use
{or a cosy owls with a newspaper."
Germany hiss hitherto not cat s gmst
figure as e nevul power. But Little
Elites is going to charms that. lie will
have. with three already cmtruoted. u
«ageing ironclsrls. besides mo entirely
new hm clessmiserendscvenornlsers
oi the second class.
it rsslly looks es ii in to yests steam
perverwill bees suuqoatedss theoid
fashioned nsgecosch now is.
”We...
The Cohen rsvolutionists hegenbev
toretheygctsgnodrssdy.
Themsllpeneewnglegsovislentv
iyinnsnyplseeshee swereedsimoet
thepreportlonset snetieselspidesiie.
Getyosrssll vsednstedwithoetdeley
sededdtotbemberotewslledsnss
Minutemen”.
ammo-re
mud
m m ‘33»
em W,
”writs oi silit (rum English and European
lornns. For purposes oi accordion pieit~
lug plnln silks are woven in almost guuzo-
lllto linirtnoss oi torture. It is expected
thst the lovely chino silks. revived some
three years since rmd nlweys favorites on
smunt oi the suit blurring of the edges
of the delicate ilnsvcr tints. will im very
much worn. (iuumin almilnr designs
"I to he producer] for accordion plnlting.
“operate ilorllcns still hold their own.
The blouse educt is much liked. especially
in plaid silks end vclvcts: Home of these
plaids are usemdingly pretty. Tho titted
scarlet ones are resiiy more eflectlve with
s irlsck shirt than are tlie.pleln red sillts
so much worn. while some or the combi-
netionsni rosesnrl dull green. with gold
colored threads. could not be improved.
The blouse shown in the stretch is or
violet inhlsrd. with s white figure. It is
gel. at the neck and waist. both back
end I it end a wide pisit of plain violet
silk is curried down the middle of the
treat. The draped eoliersnrl the toil belt.
whieli fastens unders how behind, are of
the plain goals. The balloon sleeves have
deep. plain com. A let toque trimmed
with Panes violets accompanies the
blouse. wbiels is worn with n pearl grey
shirt. Jumc Gnome
assets-fifty“ all a"; in"? about the
newsroom ”engine-d suppose he-
essssltiss’tesletorsiettssoy women
es ”the old ere-es.”
leashes-leek”
You can keep" them so ,
Just for a starter: Saturday only, beginning at 9 o'clock.
Three thousand yards plain and fancy Dress Goods, all good and staple styles, regular prices
irom the to 60c a yard; choice of the lot. 12in yard. ' ,
Five more pieces B'ack Silk Warp Henriette. same as we had such a big success on a short '
while ago. Early comers can have it at fills a yard. The regular value is 01.39. . '
French Cheviot Sergr sin Navy and Black , 50 inch, the finest line on the market,
actly what you want; regular price, 81; at 750 a yard. “
DOM ESTICS.
Cotton Diaper, 18 inch, best quality; regular price. 45c; this week 350 piece.
Turkey Red Damask, some would call it good value as 29c. Special for this week,
Good Dress Style Ginghams, at this sale, 63 yard.
HOSIERY.
One hundred dozen Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, always considered a 250 stocking. J
of it. Only 1211:: pair.
Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose, 3 pairs for 25c. '
Men’s Fancy Laundered Shirts, Collars and Cufl'e attached. new goods. Just opened, mndé
retail at 750; our price, life. i .
CLOAK ROOM.
Ladieg- All-Wool Cloth Capes, black, navy, tan and brown, handsomely braided in (18°?an ‘ f,
i 9:-
3ust ex— A
A 1% yard.
ust think
57
.> "~35“.
..
dyke point effect. A very stylish garment for 81.25. ;
We have just opened a new line of Ventilating Corsets, same as are sold everywhere at 69di
all sites, this week at 390 pair. (see window.) is
Lndies’ Gingham aprons. good patterns, 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c. All new goods.
THE liliSTllll SiflllE,
lilIlNill Milli AM] Will 818., Nilllililli.
'BE ON. HAND
SATURDAY
FOR THESE
SPECIAL 0FFEl3|NG_S_. ‘.
TEA! TEM! TEAl!
A NEW ARRIVAL 0F TEA.
oice (twenty-live packages, 1,000 pounds) of our FAMOUS
ii at 500 per pound, and know from experience that this
We have juit received another inv
FORMOSA OOLONG TE 5. which we so
TEA
o
Is superior to any offered in this city for almost double the price quoted.
WE ARE ALWAYS BUSY.
BECAUSE:
Our goods are always new, fresh and clean.
BECAUSE:
We always appreciate your trading and dozjustice to everyone.
BECAUSE:
Our prices as usual are the lowest for first class goods.
BECAUSE: '
In every detail we have made this store the home of the people.
iiiiiis i. Sillillllll
llAflilih Biilliilfl.
WHY?
I
Milli. WNW “LL ”5
Norwalk Chronicler