rule: Ills-Annuities
moratorium.
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mm m... mm leek-i
Willem Mel- l
V A pie-amt social nonunion was the;
celebration of the seventy-fifth and
amt-y o! the birthday of Thoml
Wood. at
W. luat night. The sons prev!
mt pm William A. Wood. or Bunk» E
l t M! W. Wood and wife. all
‘ ;’ (l. :4. Wood Ind info. of?
New Huron. «honour: H. Wood until
jIntuit! 8. WM. Twin other sons were
umhle lobe present. A daughter. Hrs.
f arm-rot A. Joyce. was also prompt.
Other relatives ware Miss Florence
surmount Wood and family. neat-y
’flunung and family. William Moore
” unduly. Charles ’l‘yrell. Jr.. Mr. and
hits. 3.11m. Hrs. C. A. Gunning her
find a number of friends. Mr. Wood
:3 received a large number of valuable
Wis. among them a handsome
minimalism pipe and a birthday cake
with‘hls initials and tho yourafiltiefl
. 1806" in the frosting. A bountiful colv
lotion well served. The couple ,gnjoyed
‘ thelmlelves with singing uud'gsnles lin-
til the gathering broke up about mid-
night. 1 _‘ . _ , .
The annual convention of the Advent
Sundn School association will be held
here T lursdny and Friday of this week.
The first service will begin Thursdays!
lone o'clock. and there will bethroe
preaching ulrvices durinn the day. inter»
spurned with praise so cos. The tinn-
du'y iéhoul convention. Friday morning. .
begins at IO o'clock. and the Young
People's Society of [Alyul Worker-w
meeting will begin at I o'clock. In the
evening at 7 o’clock a Sunday school
concert will he held. The visitors will
be served with meals ill the Hullday‘
school room. and will be entertained,
over night by the memlxlrs of the;
church. __~ .... .
A suggestion made. in Rev. ('. M. 591- I
leck‘s history of St. Paul's parish. Nor-l
walk, in regard to the fitness of more}
prominently marking the grave ill East
Norwalk cemetery of Hon. Thomas
Fitch. colonial governor of Connecticut
from 1751 to mill. has borne fruit. and a
fund has been raised among the Fitch
descendants. The ancient slab will be!
raised and will surmount a base of mils-
sive structure.
l
Contractor M. D. Randall is making a
number of improvements to Miss A. .l.
‘(Jlnrk's ‘l‘I'Sldellite ill Mott avenue, Nor-lI
walk. and is also putting on a twwstory i
addition to one of his lt‘llt‘lltt‘llf house-s:
in Pleasant avenue. .
Jesse Brundage. formerly a clerk llli
the employ of Butcher E. J. Wadllams, ‘
had bought out. W. A. Follvell‘s market ,
in the East Norwulk post-office building. ‘
it. ‘\‘.
i
Jonathon Wisteria". of Newton. will ,
build an human to at. residents».
Alfie-d Hm. Jr.. extents to ‘
remove to his new midt‘ll'tl April 15th.
The building of the addition to the
residuum of A. B. Blhbina thecu an!»
moored.
I). i‘. Bowen will
. point tlmlhnlene‘w,
helium elected In
hirien by Clan-um T
of 809th Norwnlk. Mr. Bowen ls shin
pn lends. pointing and calcinlinlng the
her of Plutonium Everett.
[A team It! lumen from tintith Nor
walk” Inga heavy truck. bumble,
Much int mud. which was nearly to
hubs oi" the wagon. in frontal Charles?
Mil ’s reductive in Newtowu
avenue. t night. Zinnia Iwu’
hitched his man to them and the loud
was taken to its destination in Glen-
‘ The stem: barge Dole. which wantf
”insect! Collendar's'Polnt. was floated .
vesterduy and sailed away to ccnnpletni
cruise. f
lvanhoe Castle. Knights of the (and- l
on Io. will hold all 0pm sedan Fri- i
(lg n ght, and will entertuln the
0 corn and others.
lira. Lam .1. Hall. of standard. is
visiting her. tits. fir. and Mrs. llm- .
est Koch. ommow she will leave.
it for Philadelphia to spend never-id2
ays. - “ ;
grand l
t
CRANBUBY.
. Frank F. Clark. of (trulllmry. has re- 3
tallied Attorney Warner to prosecutei
Dr. l-Ivcrett E. Smith. of Reuse“?
'lluliltariulit. for damages caused by an‘
attack of Smith's dogs upon Mr. Clark
and his son. last January.
At a “lame given by Air. loud Mrs
Sullluel‘Wutts. Friday evening. lllirtyv
three young min were present. music
nullv games were Ill" principal nttrav-'
tions of 'the evening. Refreshments
were served. .
Charles Baldwin spent Friday with
his daughter. Mrs. William tihreves. at
Stamford.
Miss Helen Adams. of South Nor
walk. spout Sunday with her sirlor.
Mrs. H. M. Pillow.
Miss Charlotte Adams. of South Nor-
wulk. spent Sunday with Miss Hattie
Younlzs. .
Alfred Gainer c-olltelnplatns moving
to South Nonvalk.
Washington bulge. l. U. (l. T.. will
give an entertainment April 15.
l-‘redllopc. while working for F. F.
(‘l:lrk. last. Suturdlly...scvemly injured
one of his” legs,‘cunml by n boulder
which he was sinking.
Hezekiah Fillow spin! Thursday in
' 1’: in Chester.
«toenail;
Foster limtllers. of lhlnbury. aro-
ccllellt master’s degree roufcrml.
’fmhnu-nts will be ucrved
.work.
H B . f“ l ldrawing plum for :1 house for Harry
enry llssing, o 'cst street. Soul I Bennett.
Norwalk, has been placed in charge of l . . . .
the East Norwulk hut factory, which is, “010"“ Jill)‘l""-'i‘"3"3 33"” an ”"81"
now conducted by Wallllclmr & Dmyer. : taillmellt at the Methodist Episcopal
The New York Post Conference pr lyer j chhurch. Thursday and Friday evenings.
. “V“ 1 ‘ : ..; 'l ('l . l l"'*<
meeting not New Haven. Monday lnorll- : “1:" “"3 " muons mum!" ouu
lug, Aim] 0' “"11 b” M] h" RM' “' J'l Edward l’arkcrton will move A
' ‘. .. . ll’il
Smith. at Last NOMAD" ‘ Ist from Sanford to the Charles Illin-
Jumes L'llommedieu yesterday g.».1,1?stezld DWI"
Robert Petty’s place at 2N Van'llaudt‘
avenue to Miss Hattie Rider, who will ;
take possessionjfay 1st; ;
Mrs. C. B. Whittaker, of Maple :II'e— ‘
nue. started this morning for Green-i
point. L. 1.. to visit her sister. Miss|
Nettie Krancller.
‘ Mrs. Catherine McKay. the Fitchz
.Ilt-reet florist. ili recovering the use of -
her hand, which has been afflicted ivith
a painful felon.~ _ __
The double and male quartettcs will
meet tonight at Hurry Hipsou's. )ottagc
avenue. to rehearse Easter music.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
. liam Schuub. of the Washington street
bridge, has the measles.
m: The Baptist LEGE’meeung at East
Norwnlk will beled by A. J. Richard-
son tonight.
i ' Frank E. Parsons and family are
mowing today from First avenue to Ver-
non Center.
vaermall Burchard has moved from
Westport to East Norwalk. to be nearer
his Work. ‘ p _ ,_
,Jolln Shea. of 207 Washington street.
. is sick with congestion of the eyes.
‘A. son was born Sunday to Mr. and;
Mrs- A. E. Dunn, Bette place.
Mrs. Mary Burllls‘is moving from the
Washington street bridge.
Aaron Richmond. of New street, will
more this week to Ohio.
William G. out; is;
ill New, York .
today. .
K ROWAYTON.
The Rowpyton Baptist church will
five an entertainment Wednesday eve»
lling. The subject will be "Illustrated ;
Japan." Refreshments served free. .
The birthday anniversary of Mrs. .
)hurles H. ,Guider will be celebrated try:
night ill Guider's Hall. A large number;
of invitations have been issued. and '
every preparation made for a good time.
Howard Stevens, of‘Main street. has.
the rheumatism.
Hicknon W.Colc ispainting and over-
hauling his bouts. preparatory to begin-
ning operations for the coming season.
A 'ul meeting of the South Five
Mile giver school district will be held
tomorrow night to take action on an i
offer tosellthe old school house and!
my for one. 1
Mrs. Mary. Cut-bill. of Main street.”
held I family reunion. Sunday. in honor .
(if the seventy-fourth anniversary of ;
her birth. . .
John Lowndcs. of Main street. does
not improve. and ll consultation of phy.
will! rm: held last week.
we. dry grass in the woods a short
W
.i
Edward Barrett had a toe amputated
last Monday. Dru. Mansfield and Gor-
llam attended him.
George (jolc has moved to llidgclield.
where he has obtained ll situation.
Rev. A. A. Norlllnlld will lnovl- April ‘
. Lit to Portland avenue.
WESTON.
At the consecration meeting of tip-
Norfield Y. P. S. i 7. P2,. Sunday night.
two solos were beautifully rendered by;
Miss Hall. of Chicago. who has been the ,
guest of Mrs. J. S. Lane. It is hoped
that the young lady will soon visit WM- 5
ton again. so that all will have an oppor-
tunity of hearing her sing again.
Miss Ida Coley has entertained Miss
Eleanor Hoyt for a few days.
It is expected that Mr. Evans. of Yale
college. will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church. next Sunday
morning.
Norlield Grange will receive seven
more members ill the first and second
degrees at a special meeting on Thursday
night. The third and fourth degrees
will becouferred upon this same class
‘ on Friday evening. April I7.
Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt. who has . been
ill for several weeks with typhoid fever.
is now able to sit up. .
Mrs. Arthur Bradley has been spend,
ing a few days in Wilton.
Mrs. W’. B. Hill. of Bedding. has ,
spent. a few days with Mrs. Walter '
Rowland. ‘
Mrs. Caroline Bis is spending a few
days in Redding. ‘
The Aid society of tlw‘ Congregational
.ohurch. held a social Tuesday evening,
at the home of Mrs. Vanderbilt. God-'
trey. The society will give a ten cent;
supper on Monday evening. April 6. at
the home of Mrs. Ephraim Fitch. ‘ .
T’llc mid-week prayer meetiugllt the
Norficld church. was conducted by Mrs.
J. S. Lune.
About one hundred guests attended
the reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Perry, on Friday evening.
The Upper Parish school is closed for
the Easter vacation.
Miss Ida Coley has returned from a
visit iu‘Brooklyn.
Mrs. Wood. of Greenfield. has been
the guest of her sister. Miss Nettie,
Bradley. ‘ . ‘
MULJ. A. Godfrey. of Wilton. has
visited Mrs. Ephraim Fitch.
Sl0lllES—llli THE sure.
Pix-State Attorney Doolittle. of New
Haven. left avrill in which he names.
his law partner. W. L. Bennett. as ex.
center. The estate is worth from $12.}.-
000 to swam. and is (“3le of among .
the. family.
'llell. motth of the bride.
‘ n father marries hill daughter m not-
; infrequent, but this is perhaps the only ,
' instance on record where a mother bus I
ilishing this order twit-nin o lieu-ember hm“.
‘ mill in
. “" We.
wattle-tau“-
ilnulltedu Woman. The grand juuw's
evidence was «lime and he adorned
minus the nee-led llll’lllflt‘ut.
The many friends- ol Hilary ii. Thom-
son. of Wilton. will be inclined to learn
that hehnamsolvmlmn- of the molest
lumen that can he «mineral in this
laundry upon
his luti
The
WINNIPAUK.
uni. (l. J. Randall has returned from
a visit with relatives in New lluvcu.
The Winnipnnk Athletic club luct inf
its club room» last night.
Btllllll Elisa.
Martin Troy yesterday repaired the
washout in the New (‘unnnll mud. near
Joueph Cable's house.
Edward tit. John has received his new
Eagle clr. which he usually entered .
of the ox Cycle company. of South
Norwalll.
A stemmiieon entertainment will be
given in the Silvetlnine Methodist, I'Ipls-
nopill church. Wednesduy evening. April
‘8. . under the. management of . memsor iah coin
Ferris:
ADDITlONIL LOCKL NEVIS.
‘ Mrs. HT. Zcrfallll.‘ of Norwulk. on.
derived: nhlwnitl) all the Red (trim
hospital. New York city. today.
A special convocation of Bullrr Chill -
ter wlll he held timight had the most f:-
to-
uftcr the
i'aptuill (immi- ti. Belllu‘gan work
t m looming driving spilvs for llaptni u
. Rowland's mew dork. south of file
curring». bridge.
Gould .\. Heymlmr and Harriet .\.
Seymour have add to Tlllmltl'i Robins
and George H. R‘lblll!.ll|llll on Scy-
nlullr avenue.
The “'illlllg thrko-rs' sm-iety of
King's Daughters. of the Norwulk
‘ Methodist church. will meet with Miss
Myrtle l‘allllls. tonight.
l-ZdtvurdWilsoil, of Hoyt street. will
take charge of t'onft-ctioln‘r BIO-ad’s.
candy nllup. next Monday.
The Raylllolld building: ill Alain
Lott-vet. Sorwallc. is being repainted.
(1 l“. Nzhovcrliug. of New Milford.
was ill town last night inspecting .l pair.
of llursesowncd by Buckingham Lock
mind. with :l vio-w to purchasing.
Some of the Sick.
Alfred Brown, assistant in .‘llllll Neu-
kirclllu-r'slmrlwrshop. was taken sud-
denly sick yomtvrdny. and was obliged to
go home. '
Joint Malone. Jr. who has been scr-
i-ulsly ill with malarial fever. is able to
fftl‘lllllt' his duties at lingll lMlltll-lly's
grlx‘erv store at Norwalk.
l'Illgillm-r Frederick H. Parsons is sick
at his homo in Midliletuwn. ‘ ‘
“'illiulll l'. U'Rl-illy is wrinllsly ill at
his home in Main street. Norwalk.
What is Going on tonight.
“'s-lronll- Stmnger Lodge. Sons of St.
”mime. will llll-v'l.
The l’mllumllwk Pleasure c'uh mrets
to‘elel-t officers and partake of a banquet.
.‘lmr of Columbia l'ircle, ('olllpanions‘
of the Forrest. will meet.
A Mother Mnnlu Ilcr ”Magnum
A very odd Wedding occurred rerenl- '
.ly If the residence of the Rev. Mary T.
Whitney in Boston. The groom was the
Rev. Carl G. Horst, the pastor of the.
second Unitarian church of Alhol, 3
Mast. and the bride was Miss Emily,
Aitkoll of Boston. and the officiating i
minister was the Rev. Martha C. Ait- 3
Cases where l
married her doublet—Portland (Mn) 2
Press. p» .
An Athletic Princess.
The Archdnchess Maria Theresa of
Austria has taken to athletics with great
enthusiasm. It is raid that on one occn- .
sion. when ugreut iron column fell down
across a man. and there was a general
rush for lovers and assistance. the arch—
duchess gave the man u heuvn which
' doubled the man tulle drawn from under
it. Sheisthe daughter of the titular
Grand Duke of Tuscany and wile of the
Archduke (Jhurles Etienne.
.An Enterprising Girl.
Miss Nellie Charley of Merrill. Minn. ,
has taken a homestead claim. and is go- 2
ing into the honey business on a large
scale. starting her apiury with 50 mlo- .
tries of bees. She is‘experienred. and
will doubtless make I success This On-
terprising Minnesota girl will touch
school in winter and cure for her been '
during summer. ‘ '
Dells In In! pinto.
Miss Fannie lfnger has opened at real
.muto office opposite Nutlcy station.
.fnnklln. N. J.. and bus hung out n
golden sign. Miss linger in an energetic
young woman. and bus property for sale
sud houscs‘tnletu She hail been engaged
. in steuogrnphy, for several years.
lfi'l'lllf'l" 0F NORWALK. 88.. l‘llOllATlIl
LULRT. Maren 3M. A. 1).. lane. .
In the matter of Mary E. Hudden. of Nor.
walk. In said district. a mlnnr. 5
“ hurt-us. written application has been made ‘-
tufhl‘scourl bv the guardian of mid llllnul'.
bmyjlng. for muons therein set forth. formi-
tllg-nty to mortgage vcrlnln real estate of Nil'l.
minor. which l~ therein. fully dewrflmd:
"placed. that will u lplio'utivmlye heard and .
Ilr'tcrullnwl at the Pro lute oflit-o in Nnrwalk. I
"It thfl flit Ilts)’ Ml April. 189%. at 3 n'lt'twki
ahnmmn: and that Flllllir notice thereof be
given tuall 99750le mien-pi , tho-rein bv pull. 1
t
iugzlu'lrclllnlioll in will district‘ut loo-t via?
darl- luv-lure said do? «of hearing. ‘
ASA ll. \i (I'DWARID. Judge.
«in A
lwmmmawarrwfoquilmnl VOW!!!“
man. who. u m t'lllllfll. an gin-M
an American artist. one of .
having been hung upon'
the inn st t e inhibition. not: opal. of:
— - tit-elm l .ulcricsn.nilltl.in
his ““‘l'm' “‘ millliialtiehl for Hutch. Bailey & couponyflxuw York,y f
ll‘prth in said petition. and for Nlll'lt other and
‘ mi an lulu-ll
W in m
untold mu
withholds-utili- celebrated Bus-r
Militia: “him. by which we an
intent to our lady reader» mine of their
Every WI and cinder-m plum of
garments. Full and explicit directions
{for putting Wiser the garments so
2 mm each pattern.
1
5 nnm DY KAY turrott.
. Black velvet. cream satin. jot I‘m-
;broldery and which. eahtor ruehint:
. entered into the eempultion at thin slyl-
, uc. ll jabot of rich lace be- .
lingumngcl . total] softly in «intro of
vest front. . The etyll- is llludllll‘tl from
‘ thou” (I the ‘ sixteenth century. which
“W! l0 udvuntum: the rich velvet and
‘hmrdmmo brocade» now fashionable.
l'l‘hc lullmth-llttilllz vest in finished in
pointed outline, and clones ill ct‘nlre
:‘lmul. The jacket fronts cxtendmuaid.
ornbly holowthe waist line. the ulnar-
l'llting buckdispluyingthr- stylish tintesor
ripples 1“)de mode. The stylish rovers
arc gruduutul ui‘thl- \vllist low, widcn- I
lug to thc‘lowcr edge of jacket fronts. l
the notched collar meeting in 3
ll scum ut l-cllil'c lllu-k. Stylish
gigot sleeves stand out wit h
houffnnt cflwl at the elbow. the close fit-
ting wristu being completed with pomt- '
ed flaring cuffs. Handsome rout :
basque»: in this style an: lmule from rirll ;
bromides, with revere. collars and cuffs §
of velvet. or vice mm. the leather l‘llt‘ll- ;
in: being omitted llllll the stock collar 1
and vest fronts of brocade. (ll'epvm. ,.
broadcloth. satin. plain and lnixmlnovcl ;
lfv suit-lugs will combine with silk. vel- ;
Opening of Spring Jackets
and Capes.
I DAZITTK DUN-DI
NO. "DIWALK.
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im tistnrdsy. Man-h 'llith. u» will open our entire new line of llallies'. Missed and Children's
Jacket» and
it our.
in the latest
Black and mlorwi cloth cows. velvet and silk capes.
a“... Um I...» will include all of the rel-r lineal thillus for spring and summer
Black and colonel cloth jackets
shapes and styles. Misu‘s' jackets. slim from it to H yours. in plain and filmy.
cloth. Children‘s Jackets. Silt-N from '3 to l‘.’ your“. in all qualities.
Separate Skirts.
Blush crrpnn iIlllrtiS. block serge skirts. black lll‘llll-llllllli‘ shirts. black limited llrinh‘nfino “if“.
Shirt Waists.
Ullll NEW
LINE tll’ LADll-Zti' SHIRT WAlfiTS NUW UN SALE. “no lot ill pink. blue
and black. stripes and checks. laundered collars and cum. price at». (Jun lot pink. rod. blue
or black stripes. yoke back. large alcove. high collar. narrow cuff. price Mic. Fine pereuleu in
l-hwksor "fill”. pink. blue, green. corn. black and cardinal. large Billlop sleeves. price 09c.
75c. tlac. Pin.» perculns. lawns, ginghulns and dlmitics. large and small plaids. stripes and all
the new Dresden and Persian effects. detachable collars, extra large Bishop sleeve. latent:
rihahesmm cullmM.w.0l.2o.¢l.:lo.tl.la. Plain black lawn laundered collars and cuds.‘l.%.
Mlm’ unison. aims l'.’ to at years. in all the latest styles. Mic. 759 M.
Special in Crockery.
florist-furnishing Department.
I'mn'wr mg mp. large sir». I!» each; hand lmnpl:l rolllpletc. lilo; shell paper :I and be do").
lurk hummer, with claw. fur curb: whisk ill-mulls. tie ru-‘h: shoe brush”. tic rill-ll: ahne braille.
all lvrilltlc. the each: scrub Muslim, Tumpico. Mic each.
TRlsrRAma. HYATT,
Nov-walk,
a
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Connecticut.
p... .
BEST . . .
. . . VALUE!
vct or brocade to develop stylidl cunt-p
bu ues by the mode. 1
Tie quantity of mnloriul it lllt‘llt‘fi,
wide required to make this basque for s l
lady having a ind-inch bust llleuaum is I 1
yards. _ 1
The pattern’. which is .\'o. link? and
retails for twenty-live cents. is out in:
sizes for :l :l'.’. ::
bust nlcasure._ .
EVENING SENTIN EL ?
COUPON.
Butltllnl to one I’utt:rn. tiny size. of Nos.
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and mailmr take it to
Sturtennt's Bargain House
ADDII‘M......
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This coupon «and H cents will mum l
above pattern ntts'turtnmnt's. North Main
and Annptroigto. South .‘sorwalk.
the Most
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way.
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All our customers feel this
We have now in stock
Ever Shown
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This City!
always got tllc lK'Nl with prices guaranteed.
86 WASHINGYON STREET.
South Nor-walk.
" For ,
household -
detains
I have
never
found
its equal.
Once used
a house-
keeper
would
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otica to Creditors li
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Notice is hen-by girl-ll l:v thtI receiver:- ul'tho l
Iawkwood lllllllllul-torlllg I‘mnpllnv. purulent ;
lttllle terms oi an order of his Honor. .lmlgn .
“illium K.-'l'4‘l\vn~cnd. granted March 28th.-
lslsz. upon the petition of mid l'em-il'crs ill ll‘m ‘
suit of Wilson P. Fons against the Lockwood .
Manufacturing l‘onlpllv-v. tiled ill llll‘ mill-u ..r ;
tllutflerkoflhn l'lliicd States (Tn-volt (Quill-l i
ll! "artful-ll. i'lllllll‘v'lll'lll. tn nll tho I‘l’i‘illlill‘K:
oftlle paid mlllpunv. that on application will .
be made in tho enlol I'm-«hon in tho l'mted '
Hiatus (’i 'llll t'oul't for the Distriwtnf I'onnev- .’
tll'lll. at i ll‘ volni room ill the wilt of New llll‘ “
vl-nmn Friday. April lath. at 2 o‘clock In the
'uflcrnoon for their discharge Illlllll turning
In ll'unter‘u
uverlllc prillml‘tv iutllml' hands . .
full-the settle-
Ils prov «led ill the proposed plan
mFIIlU tlll- ull'ulrs of the soul mlllpllny wt‘
further relief as prayed for therein. .
Dated Mun-h 30.1896; .
' %l A.” li'l‘lfl.
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JAMEH l .(‘l 'l‘l.'l".ll. .
THUS. ll. li(llill\l<tlh.
‘ , ‘ " . lim'elu‘l‘a.
WILMFH A' (‘ANFH’JJL ,\ltol‘llcy~
fnr‘ l‘t‘l‘f‘l-l
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JETS. 1 Will‘ 94ml. 3er York cit v, ,‘v.
F. KOCOUR.
Merchant Tailorl
. 17 North Main St . So. Norwlllk.
l
i- resdv for the s Irimz trade with ll linl- u»: l
nurtmentolwmll us. which he Il‘lll make up
in the lineal styles and lUWt's-‘l prim-s. Ill 27 IN I
~lso‘rlcrzl ' i
Tnif‘wllthc'l‘ulvlluf Dal-loll no Ill» li~t oft
1R9:- wtll be due and payable on the let dnv pf
April. not. During ill" month of April. In ;
vrdrr to receive taxes. l will be. at \\ ebb dz Ah- ‘
l-ol's tdure in .Vumtnn from I to: o‘clock p. m l
can-h nlnr. nt'Town Mull in Dal-tell from I
“no o‘clock p. m».. and at luv house in Dnrlcn .
at all reasonllhlctilllm. _ ‘
.lItHl-J‘ll lllh’Dlei. .
Dark-n. Mu null :1. 1M1 Tax Cullw'lnl‘ I
m l".lT.‘.‘i.I|l. ;
l‘"
Canadian Jubilee Singers '
and Imperial Orchestra.
at l'il-‘t if. Vi. "lilll’l'll. Smith S'vr‘toik.
Saturday Night, April 6th,
m it n'ljlll-‘li . Th"h‘€*fs. C’J-l“. lie-.o'riml manic”.-
ets. u’lth-lllt "‘ll‘lh f’tisr, wt lilo-m: .\ “tic-"a"!
‘sful'c. Chart ”palm-vi \llm'lnv nwrnina. >0»
euro reserved mutual when. m 'J-‘l in
Fairfield Co. Savings Bank.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Norwalk. March 19. Wild.
The li‘lrm'ton of this Milk lime fili~ Ilm'
declared a dividend M the min all I'll" Wit
l-ullt. per nn‘uum tovlw vrmllted to «lclrwilun
April let. and parable April mil. WW;-
[Iv nrllpr “(the boom of dilm‘forc,
Al. ll. FAMI‘. Acting he“. and Tree".
”127 2w .
2,000,000 Barrels
Marlo and Sold in Six
Months.
ll ltd, :5496, total prov
duct of .
Washbnrn. Crosby Colills
I. B. 0. D.
The A mill alone produced LOOOr
coo barrelsdurgcst run on record.
Ending Mam:
Wu sh humut‘rm hr 'x Superlailivh p, «rid or art-
‘ where from the “critic run-st to ill. ’f’hflw. New
Foundland. and in Erratum. Ireland and limi-
land very in: div. and ls- term-gonad as the
best: flour in II . by World. »
lRobertffl'l'wucker
&~ Goodwin.
Office 700 Main Stunt.
Hartford. can».
Agents for Connecticut.
B. B. Warehouse. Ill Comm-3m mun
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The values greater than over.
these values.
HOSIERY.
‘2 pair ladics‘ hose. good quality for lite.
:2 pair children‘s hose for 1‘)".
2.“ pair gout’s I-2 hose for No. .
I ladics‘ ribbed rest or punt for llh'.
2 pair gellt‘s snsp‘ntlcmfor me.
for lik’.
l Iadies‘ dark shirt waist for 19c.
l gent's necktie for lilo-
l w'ut's outing flannel shirt for lilo.
NOTIUXS.
4
.3 funny or plain llclll handkerchief! for
lflc.
:3 nullroidcrcd llanllllcrv'hiefs for Mr.
10 cards of fast him-k darlnng cotton f or
file. '
5 stands of L200 yds. basting cotton for
lite. ‘
l ladies' White. lawn apron for 19c.
I In! of Buttercup soap for Inc.
1 ladies” 2.30 pocketbook for 19c.
I pair of ladies” pearl corset shields
for file.
2 pair of children's hose
for Inc.
2‘ boxes of writing paper for lilo.
I yds. of lace. various widths. worth
from 7 to lot.- per yd. for 19c.
I pairgcut's extra line suspenders for 19c.
l lvlys' Windsor tie for We.
Ell PPONJ‘I'F
At the same time. The very
descriptions. All exquisite display of flmvcrs
‘ and fancy Straw goods! "
We are making no rush statement when we, promise you more for your money
at this rule than it has ever been your opportunity to buy before.
the values that our different departments have to (liter.
2 goat's standing; or turndown collars _
«i don. fancy dress buttons for the.
i I.
How‘ About These Prices? ,
. lllc to buy for the last three business days of
March. haturday Monday and Tuesday. what- ordinarily would cost. you 25 to coo.
lt us north a rim to our store to look at lhcse goods; no one else can dare ofi'er
“HST CUTS NU [(le AT ALL.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING!
latest styles in hats of all
Note some of
DOMESTICS.
f.‘ yrls. best I-l canlllric shirtings latest
stripc and figures. l2'gc goods. lac.
~i yds. best apron gingham for 10c. ‘
ll yds. no dress gingham for lilo. .
L‘ yds. fancy figured duck suiting. Ills.
I yd. table dmousk. either white or
red. 19c. ‘ '
:3 yds. fine quality bleached muslin
for lilo. ' i
-I'._.‘ yds. fine quality unbleached mus-
lill fur lilo. K
1 yard fancy fluted
drapery. lflc. .
I pull- of pillow millionaire 353%. all
made and good quality muslin for Inc.
:3 yds. of the. white cross bar muslin
for lilo. -'
edge curtain
DRESS GOODS;
‘3 yds. of fancy double fold plaid suiting.
151:. per 311.. for lite.
‘3 yds. 1922.0 henrietta finished black sut-
ccns for tile.
511's. of fancy suiting. 6:?‘-.,’c goods. for
7.» yds: of figured challics for 190.
3 yds. of skirt lining for lilo.
I rd. black or colored cashmere for we.
lyd. black ii red brilliantiniep. the
newest ‘ for this season. 290
winds for the.
f... yd. of lO~in heavy plain black bril-
lmutincs. 50c goods. for l9c.
all 4 boys any of the following articles in our kitchen department. l‘carpet boat-
or. I heavy 244i. coffee per. .30 fret braided cotton clothesline. I store brush. loboxes
tooth picks. 6 boxes carpet. tucks. ~10 yards shelf
I slop pail. I decorated cup, saucer and plate, I envy dishpan. ‘1 looking glass.
The South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 Washington St.. South Norwalk Conu'.
per. :3 whisk brooms. 6 goblcte.
Norwalk Chronicler