FEE SOUTH NOB;
w...»- ...
for filling into the Point, soil which
huh lama during last week‘s m.
an as Sltllllttl
than: min IIIsIIm oIIE
mmmmmm
...—.-- ...—...
been unburied and hauled oil. The ma
terial was trausferrud to another wow
and returned to tho dumps.
Mr. and Mrs. t‘ooper
'\'ew York t.sla_\' to reside
II‘I‘I .. I' I | their daughter. him. ’1‘. Euphrat.
. ”m I It . In~h Nloola l’ornia moved his shoe busi-
u M W '“m‘”‘“i““l3 ; was» today to South Norwulk.
W W Oil is}. l Dr. J. J. Kindred InoIed his patients
WWW. nhih “ (lump “ “A ll" this place to Stamford. yesterday.
in I“ u I it» John avenue n-sidI-nce. ,
wont mi
and fuInituII- front the sanituriuni in,
”I to; g ”in“, win," he grabbed a jurl RIIIIIIIIIIII'II resideIII-I- Mouda).
of who: and made on with it. l
Within)!» “'i‘” happt ""‘l N b“ m E grandmother. Mrs. JIIIiws ll an-I.
{MC-0ft! neighbor '5' “u“ “M" “l”! l" “but Louie Austin has It turned roIII
”this My. When the lump III-Ind ‘ a \isit in New \ ork I-ity.
‘kmvflflulldfl \'l)lil' of Mr. N‘lllltlbI “‘4 w s Rafter has mnv-III his
MW»; after him. ht n-mrupd and lesidI-III-e IInIl st‘llool to Rowuytou. iio
“gm up m... stolen 3”.le \\ ill Ipntiuue his classes III this place
m h Ad ('l The bonus of IIIIIIriuge of Miehnel .\.
WM at l‘ " tent "mm" Stark and Miss Marv E. Fagin were
W;W mmzoflwminfi ‘will I-oII published in st. John's elIurI-b for the
ml ‘ ' | tirst time. Hunduy.
‘3‘ MM jugflhwdiifl‘ willfifmxf‘fls Isaac Ogden and family. of Brooklyn.
‘WM Mutiny, followed by the I-onI- mllg;5";5‘3'32'531‘1’l339‘lry “'lllllll‘y'l plat‘o
“Milne. in the evening Rm. . , . .
I. ”W ”wig. of Bridgeport will preach There Is an epideuucof measles among
children on 0: Ridge.
WWW“ NCarr. ”l“ "‘"‘lr“"l""“ “"1 'I‘bI- homestead of tbol Me John Stm -
WM W. dissolved Will’t‘flhlp M“ Eons. one of the oldest phues on ()x
(”will mam” the WWW“ “"‘l MI“ ‘Ridge. has been IIIIII h unproied by ad-
mmgsg‘fiff‘ggflgm f‘m”""" ditions and paint.
9 u ‘ den Dr. (iuy Lombard II ho has been
Mia‘s remaining uncalled for at the putt ticing in New York eity during the
the WWII": postcofilI-e an» mph-pm.” u inteI. will return to his home at Fairly
InoIroII from BrIIoklIn. to \isit her
at!L (Ms: Mrs. tiophia Bother. Ber 1' arm for the sununer.
small iimliu Ella Hunt. Walter Hoyt —. I . ._
1'. I".- j BRDID RIVER.
if". John L‘ilonnnedieu and Miss;
Hattie Bureau. of 203 Washington .\ gameol baseballuillbe played in
arm one ”19mm: their um 10 William SilIernIine. (loud Friday bImI-I-n Ibe=
Welly)». Division street. New Hmon.
1M4)»: adiettising the. New Huron
M Fatwa wheels are being distributed
'9] C. H. Aiuthorpe. the local agent.
A mural of the Custer music. to lK‘l
mm at the. East Avenue i'lllll‘t'll.
will its Mid tonight It 3:30 o't'lm'k. \ir and Mia. John H. l’iatt baII- re-
turned to their home on ( onIstoI it liill.
J» (I— “Mild!” ~"ld'l-llll‘lv“‘ll“’ “"5““ alto Ir an extended \isit with friends in
”will” bill ”1‘89“” “'09 ’i Long island.
mgfimu‘ il‘flflflflda‘. i .\ largo flook of northbound w'id
(j, H. ”Mum-pp has been "ppm-.1 to goose sailed IIIajestiI all) through Broad
m. ‘1“: “\f‘ 5005 of flu-(Io nun-u ”lo" lilVl‘l' lllMllll I 0 (' lfli k lth IIlill‘lllIIK. “lili-
3» 36 WNW.” “0“,- tout the loss of an) of their number.
-.. .. . despite the met that III-wrai loI-al hunters
M. Oscar iiiltdegt'ell. late pastor of tested tlII II skill on the III.
the finedish I ltuu-h he re will prom lI ,'
in ”urinary mingle : WINNIPAUK
Mrs, «Marge D. KeeleI. of itiII-Iside
‘ yaw has arrived home roIII a Iisit
in New Karon.
BIW.C. M. PI-gg. of Sag Harbor. I-al- E
Mill on his former plu'ishionors hero yes-
terday. 5
first. Margaret Fisher lnovod today
from VflilZandt avenue to llanhury.
Willi-mu Etilllunds is moving from
Henry street to ll Fort .i’oint street.
(W (S. and i‘. Vi. iII-.( ‘ount have re-
tIIIls'IlMKl from a \isit in New Y oIk.
M. Blantk. of New \orlt, is Iisiting
“all?” JoseloI sh). l’iIst avenue.
Howl's“ (Inn is moving from Gregory I
Point loud to .33 h‘oeond avenue. 1
lmaIIiod and sIIIglo men.
sohool. has been suddenlroulled to the
home of his mother. in Haddant, on III--
I~ount of her serious illness. During his
absenI-e, Mist Whitlook will takeebargo
of the sohool.
.\bout fifteen Hungarians. just an'iI'I-d
in this ooulttt‘)’. have :I rendezvous in the
Woods above tho depot.
'I‘be eoudition of Mrs. Mary iiealy.
who was moved from the hospital to the
home of her sister. .\irs. Ella-II MI-(irath.
is not so favorable.
William Hreeurod has patented an
attaehable hiI-I'I-le sprocket whiI-h will
greatly iIII'roaso the speed with the same
amount of labor. He has received otters
from several firms. but refuses to sell.
i‘ldwin .~\. Henderson has signed to
play pitcher and left field with the
Hartford Athletio l'llll).
WESTPDRT.
Miss Lulu ll Taylor IIItI-Itaiued th~
IIII-IIIbI-Is of tho gIIIIlIIIItiIIg Ilass of the
Staples High school at her home in lll|~
perial avenue. last evening.
.\‘t'slmiwl Hull bassoon—red II position in
tille‘ East Norwulk hat praory.
Mitts. Charles Keene. of (‘III‘e street. is
«or; sink «pith heart dusoase.
ROWAYTON.
hiatus: s. Bryan yesterday took his ex-
Ismdmtiomnt the iiiorrill Business I-ol-
Ikweggnd received ninety-nine per cent. .
in all studies. This is considered good.
and Mr. Blyan was the subject of many 1 is ..wiwd hump today.
esmgrtutmllutions from his teachers and. Miss 5].;
5 Louis B. MI-i)ouongh, .lr.. will giro
this illustrated lecture on "The [\tneri
can (Iiril War," for the benefit of Harry
. McDoIIough l’ost, ti. .\. it.. in the near
future.
.\i. . B.
I
W. \‘l'hoelor. who has been
Molds. guest .\liss Minnie (Kurtis, of Daubury.
Mr. and Ma's. William T. Raymond. l (Ibarlos i’. (.‘bapmau spout Sunday at
will» have been spending the week in ’ Lakoville.
.\ir. and Mrs. William M. Thomas. of
motto York .oin. are expected to return
MI) ”WM? Maplos” next week.
[MM Proper has secured a position 1
its at 9pm) in the Catskills. and with the '
WilliaIII ii. Thomas. at (‘oquo
James A. Landon and family l‘llt! to
his family loft hole lilond II to: Rotten-l ,move into the \i. W \‘tilson plIII-.o re- l
will“ N. ‘Y. EeoIItlI'purehasedby (1H. 'i‘ayloi. in.
music," lKIt‘llV is moving from Lonox \ Stone will IIIoIe into th Mrs. John
“will to Dari'en. (lravplaoe. tobeI acatod in Mr. [Ian-
“(and Raymond has l"'f‘(ll\el‘(‘(l roIII a ml"-
anatomic of pneumonia :IndJoocph r]. .
imam from tho measles. Both uerel ISa-unatuck into the Thomas it. Lee
sit-gallium sewn weeks. i homestead last Sat‘dInaI.
Milt“.- Hort has IIIoIod into A. Sob' (‘hurlos E. Book. of Now York. was
mans «waiting» on the west side of the i in town last Satutday.
titer.
Miss Bantah Jack is visiting in Bridge- . of South Norwalk friends.
ReI. Mr. MIII-kenzio will ofliciate at-
It‘raiillerhiI-l land lulllll) han IIIoI'Eod Trinitythurcb Southptn't, thisoIening. .
ADDITIONAL LDCAL NEWS.
into firehouse owned by the tieorge'
Hort estate I
l
Hamid IleaIIoII s wagon lnoke down
grommets-I amounting. II hIle he “as going l'Ied (3. Torque. oi {New \ork. will
so his pork in South Noiwalk. He oontinuehis father's business at. the
Would it hack to the barn. II bilo his; Broad River dyeing establishment.
meos‘ley rode down with William Tris~ ‘
”W.-
Tim last meeting of tin oliitial boIIIIl
of (the Metlitxiist (.‘llult' b II as bold iii-[on
day night. and the business of the eon-
{mane your II as closed up George W.
Bryant (tendered his resignation a. treas-
m2. Iain 0mm he has held since 1383
last the was immediately to (‘let ted
Row. J H.914terliasboen entertain-
ing this t‘lassmato Rev. Mr. Mu'nson. of
(WWI. Li ~ . and both olorgvmeu
am was attending the New Yoik East
rostrum.
n purer sen ice. (‘t,"lldllf ted hr t‘ “C!
' Ml, will be held in the Motlimilst.il\'orwalk. announce their Easter open-
pr’ mud.“ gnnrning. 1" [hp (.wn. . mg for Thursday and Saturday April .’
mg m will no an Easter eonoort I and l Their display of trimmed Inil-
. , lliuery will be unusualir line No trou-
as C. flortmi ml] lead the praI'eI hie to show “00.15
ousting in the Methodist I hureh. tomor-
WW Ml" Some 0! the Sick.
Til» Hm rtaimnvnt :IIInoqued tobI ,. - I
Witt ills‘Baptist church. tonight. bas.l irIInu ngm son or \ttoruev “"1
units: to unmoidable :HirIIIInstanoes MF-‘V 50"" H- L‘ifl‘lI 1‘ “Wk “"h i‘""“'
been postmnod until next “'edllesdar Iuonia.
”WWW: All“ “”3 ‘ Mrs. Sylvester Boutou is sick
— ”W “ home in Lowe street.
”Dali“ All” NOROTON- \Irs. George Tuller of Moravia strut
' ’ who has been seriously ill. is not so well
”Wind hallo!) and assistant hate mdfly
flamed its position the machinery and
m ' .‘ ration on the artosian
0 WM 1 p! .w Iright. tells me his life has been dark-
«Ballot J D. (lritnmini' IouutrI' seat cued hr the shadow of a great trag
MWMWNN‘ Sound. on Uollendnr s 9-ng " ”Yes its heard of “...“... 0”,.
Point Tl» dirtsI se’o“ I-airriug man-rial be I ou.dn' t get put on the stage
John's. 19 Wall street, Nor-
.\pl‘ll 2
Misses St.
walk. Thursday and Saturday.
and l. t
the. illustrated service in the. Norwalk
l()pera House Good Friday night.
inside. of t‘ilt'll
pany's rails in South Norwalk. so that
there. will not be as much depression as
l fol IIIeIlv
——Thc Misses St. John. W Wall shoe.
at her
Inside Fattr. —"Cotberstone. the play
Mum-an Went Point. has:
with 5
Fully half It dol.ell wagons hominid
MMme ulna to leave the ion lI Imiml In the mud in front of Hmne‘.
Miss Maud Klaft Is oxpoI ted hI- -ru to— _
PrinI-ipal S. B. Walkley. of the publio -
spending the winter in South (‘:IroliIIa. j
“'inifrI-d Romper has as aj
. Brooklyn. N. Y., are guest-sot his father. 1
W healer and family IIIoI'od from .
Miss Kate Wheolot has been a guest ‘
—t)pcning of spring millinory at. the -
The Adelpbi Quartetto will sing at
( lashed stone Is being placed on the. .
of the Tramway IoIII-.
E
Innsowruv but:
3'7é2'n
3" all others in lcarcning strength.
5 (Bulletin 1.3,
‘illi U. 5. Government officially reports
ROYAL Baking Powder superior to
Q .5-—‘ 'i‘ fi
S‘Sx'" “
Ag'l 0611' t, p. 599. )
“PERSONAL SIDE OF WASHINGTON "
Lug-l: Influenced by "to Environment;
Ill. Ton-Inela- Toward lllghor Ideals.
in the eighteenth euntnry glories of
chant-II and betting were nIIirI-rsnl pram
tires in Virginia. and from Washington'-
earliest aeoounts it is known that from
tho age of Ill be indulged moderately
therqin. writes General A. W. firmly in
The Ladles' Home Journal. 'l‘hntI most.
.lniddlnns form of gambling. the lottery.
was an especial lnrorlte. being resorted to
for the purports of raising funds for ehnrl
ty. I‘hunth use or public IIIIproI't-mnnts.
l Antlw and zealous as Washington was in
promoting plants for the public benefit or
do extending II helping hand to others. it
is not surprising to find that the tickets of
ltbo .\lountaln road lIIttI-rI in Idlttuere
'slgned by him. and that he spent in"
therein. lie er'ldentb did not nssorlatt-
lottery tleltetn with gambling any more
‘tlmn the modern stool: broker associates
his “puts" and “onlls' of today with the
same rice. ’1‘!) his nephew iiushrod we
,flnd hint writing. "Avoid gambling. n
: I'iee prodnotire of every possible ill."
it “‘tllllll be extraordinary if a "Hill of
{Washington's passionate ohIIrneII-r bud re.
'frniued entirely from the use of foroIvtnl
land emphslle language. As has been else-
. where said. his langnugv was alwnysI-lenn.
and. It Innylm added. neIeI-IIIIs in our
rway Inlgnr beyond an omnsionnl explo
ltlIe.
'l‘bnso plmsvs of Washington's life boar.
lug on the problI-IIIII of drink. gaining.
'ete.. emphasin- most. strongly tho IIII-I ltn:
ble trend lhnt looal rustom- and opinions
give to the thoughts and habits of a rising
generation. .\I-I'eptiug unbesitallngly tho
nnIusoIIII-uts. habits and views of thmm
whom ho it|\‘l‘tl host its a child. lII-Ills
oloses tha- innate strength of his Individ
lIIIIlty in that he fell into no slnlIglIs of
despond. but that in years of tilsrrutlon
all his lI'tttlI-nt‘it‘! were away from his age
and toward higher ideals of thought and
nI‘iiIItI.
DANlSH INNS.
When the VIII-gt- ‘I‘lnplor- and Gossips
('ongregntr and Throw Dire.
The ordinary ll‘l‘lllll‘lllt'l'sl of Danish inns
,vIrI- not of so genteel II olass. >IIIIIII of
them bIIII- \t'l‘_\' red noses, ns “‘t‘ll us IIII
comely. lunIheI-liln- I-nru, standing as
straight from their heads as a long I-ourso
ol pressure from their I'nps or lInls has In-
sored. They keep In ”In IotIIIIIon room.
bowIm-r. Not for illt‘lll is the lllllt'l‘ I'bmu-
lll‘l' with its mirrors and llflIllt‘ll. Still
le-s are they eutllb-d to invade the Inner-
most apIIrtIIIIIII of all. .'I rooIII often quite
startling in the IIIIIgIIlilI'I-III-I- of its \‘I-lI‘I-t
and gliding. will: photograph albums and
worked footstools. and on the walls the
Ivory bust tierumn prints to he obtained
from the itinerant IIII-rolmuts. ’l'bi.» last
isthe family stateroom. for the on hun-
an's and festivals. it does not hear what
one may turn: II homely look. and for all
. its splendor if is likely") lIetlII' loIIstolI-nn
room in the house.
The I llltllff“ llpplers and gosdps are Ulll‘
flood to the large Ioom provided with a
bar. Here il‘t‘l‘ erebnnge remarks with the
innkeoper and his assistants. drink I'ogtme
at two glasses for ti lInllpI-III'e. read the
paper and lit! up all their llllltt'l'llllil'tl Ino-
Int-nts by throwing IllI-e. 'l'brInghout the
land you will lmarinldy ilnd \‘l'Vl‘l‘ltl leatlr
ler I-IIps in tho-so inn common rooms and
' the rules. Even as in the large hotels the
guests'help Illgestiou after a table d‘bote
dinner with the little numbered I-IIbI-s of
bone, so in the humble km or publie house
you may expert to bear the animated rry
.nl the man who has twice in sIII-r-ossion
thrown sixes against. his opponent. Not
that the [lane is n gambler. HII plays
‘ more often than not for love of diversion
pure and simple. And while he. plays like
as not he will bIItn the tuneof elthor‘JfI-
. er the Ball," "lluisy lit-ll" or some other
lately imported melody from England.
Our popular songs moon to suit him to II
marvel. just us his butter finds a conretr
irut home with us.—t'ornblll .\incuzinu.
tl)is'l‘ilit;’l 'i‘ ill' Knit“ ii K. :5" i'itlIllA'i'F.
t'i’lllll \prill \. [I
l‘.~tntoof\\illiam 1' Hulsr» .lI. late of .\or
\I'.Idk in said Ilistrivt. dw «used
The t'ourt of l'l‘tllilll¢'~lltrllll‘ ili~triwt of .\‘or»
.mtlk. hath limited and allowed six months
‘illllll the date hereof for HI: I IodItoIs of said
Shinto to exhibit tbeiI IlniuI~ for settlement
'i‘Ipwewbo neglmt to tom-put th II amount:-
pIopeIII attested .\Iithio said tIIIIo. “Ill bed e-
uIrer it rII'IIH‘l‘V .\l’l [It'lslill‘s lil'lt'llfl‘tl in
said estate are roIIIIo-te d to make iquIIdinte
.‘I-IIIIIII-IIt to
* Hilllliiil'. ‘. “ “lib“.
\aniuisIrntnr.
_-
Dissolution of Partnership.
Ill N is
'i' be partnersbip_lIeretofnre Hinton: between
‘ Robertson I\'t' Irr is fill.- d.I\ Iiissolied in mn-
‘flmit‘nnsunt .\Il Ilaims Inn to he prIurntI-Il
‘ and all bill to be paid in image in. liobeIl-o II
“d‘HtllN’il‘ (.‘aII.
IIICL) l.I)l‘Il'.:lTsII\,
litlltlllil' ’\l‘ .I‘tltlI.
i'lust XIII-walk. .\pr.ill III at
.. .-. ,_-_._'=
g”..- I. .--....-..._ ...-..._. ..-
Notice to Creditors!
\"olic'e is beth -\ _:in II in lb:- “‘1“ in rsnlth-
IioIkIII-od \iannfaI tuIingt' IIIIIIIIInI. IIIIIsuant
tothetoruisol IIII order of bit- lioIIoI. .lIIIlgu
“illinmh ’i'oII'IIseIId. wanted “an h 'Jlith.
lstu‘y. upon the million of said W on inns in the
suit...” “ilson ’FI-ss against the is" kIIoo-l
.\ianufultnliuglunwam. lllI-d iniho I'lllle of
lllt't lelk with» l hilt-Ii Mates lllI' lllt t‘olll‘f
at Hartford. l'wI-IIIIIItiI- nt. to all the I-Ieditors
IIfthI- ~IIid w-Iupanr. that an npplieation will
bomnde bvtho mid rt'l'D‘lVQ'r‘ to the l'nitoIl
States 0 ‘irI-uit t'ourt for the Distriet of ifonnwv-
ii: III at tin I-ourt room in the our of New lin-
I'm «In Flidnr. \pril With. at ‘2 oo-IIII k in the
afternoon for their Ill-II barge upon tIIIuIIII:
oxertbo propr'ItI intlIr-ir bonds to Modem.
as prnIIded in the propose «i plan fol lb 0 settle -
IIIo-nt utthI- affairs of the said I'I'uIItIIIIII wt
forth in said prtition. and for so: b other and
further ro-liel :Is nrnwd fortberein.
ltnted .\bIrI-b .‘Io. “Mi.
W.fi.i.l\.\f Al. ti'il'l'i‘s.
.l.\ “ES "J lTl.i. ll.
Tlill“ H. liflliihrlffi
[loot-iron,
“ill” b d i \.\l llnl ll \ll'lrllf‘rh for rm-ni.
\er-. I\\nll street .\r-II \urk -- in N, 'i'.
CENTINEL "Willi.
A Tluuo Paw Putters III this alumni
In be Obtained hy Using ills Coupon.
We haw made special srrangonmnts
with the agents of the celebrated Baum
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present- to our lady readers some of thnir
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no l
company each pattern.
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HINTS BY MAY ”ANTON.
White Vietorla lawn. elllltl‘i'ltlt‘l't‘ll
edging and insertion are I-IIIIIbinI-d III
this pretty apron. The body portion III
low square outline at the III I k is shaped
with shoulder and under rattn seatm. the!
dosing Ill I‘I ntI-r book be dug :II- I wouplish-
ed by small pIIIrl buttons and button
hole vs. tIIItlII-rs adjust the front and
bar k at th bottom. a narrow belt of in- 5
sertion finishing the II III-It TbI low
square I olIo bertluI Is eng d with a in” l
of I-IIIbroidI-II. headed with insertion. -
the full sleeI'iIs being edged with t'lll' E
broidI-rv to IIIatI'lI. The skirt is lit-III-
med dot-ply :It thelmttom, narrow bems
finishing the bark edges. It is gathered
at the top and joined lo the belt. fallingl
in pretty fIIllIIvssovI-rtbe IlI'I-ss skirt.
DiInttI'. batIste. IIaiIIsook. I-atnbrio.
dotted and plain Swiss. trimmed with‘
lll(“t or IlubroideII \\'lll make dainty
aprons in this stIle
The quantity If IIIatI-Iial .lI‘I IIIoslII-
wide required to Iii: Ike this apron tor :Il
I-bild eight years of ago Is 1", yard»
’i'iIopIItterII. whiob is No, Hill and
retails for tII‘IIIItI'liiI'e t'l‘lli". is out in
sizes for girls of four, sis. eight. to” and:
twelve years of age. I
Evrslsc‘srsnsrt
coupon.
Entitllnz to nne‘rsn'qm. any Iizt‘. of Non. l
Tit
Cut this out. {ill in you: IIsmesndsddrI-M
and mail In take it to
Sturtevant’s Bargain House I
Annnm
“Trims No. «on stzr ill I
This coupon and I? vents will seI ure
abou- pnttl- m at \tnrtoIIIut s. .\orth Main
and Ann streets. l-lIIIItb \‘orII'nlk.
, I2
Bodcrs g .
[:2], l
Kept (E,
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Bright
“'- l'1Sll l;
$3: at )‘q S
Bou Ami g
5.3:; The Modern Cleaner . g 5
5.53 Cleans :8 1
E3 , Copper, Brass, 1‘
Ti Stt'tl. Nickel,
without a scratch
Elam r'mrurmnruuwufluwmm
is?
F'. KOCOUR, ’
Merchant Tailor!
l7 North Main. b't . fin. Norwaik.
is. rdmlt lortlmspiin- llulit' uillI ll lim- .I- i
sot’tmo Ilt of Womb-us. ulIiI-II be will "mito- up
in the tlIII-~t stile s and lou: st I-rII'I-s. III 2: Ila
Dls'm .'|: r to yo: u \i. It ss. l'l:tll;\Tl-i
Pill Hf. .\lurI b list. it. Int-I2.
in the llllllit‘l of “El" li‘. liudden. of .\or-
walk. III said distriIt. a minor. ,
\\ herons. written applieutlnn ha. ln'l'll made:
totlIiseonrt b\ the guardian of said uninru.
praying. loI re Imp- th rein wt la-Ith. l'Il no
tooth to lllUt‘lL’llflt' I-Iotuin r-II'Il t' s! .II» nl mid
IIIlnoI “hit h it- tbv ‘l" -ln lnllr dam ribed: .
Ordered. that said a ItIliI-atlon lo heard and 1
determined at the Pro to ..nII-I- in .\orvmi‘... ’
"Tl ”l" I"! fl'l\ H! \l.tlll Ii? I't" .l {lm'lllk
afternoon: and that mine untiI-e tilt-Md be
giIen tnall pnruuu intnruuted therein ’t‘ pub.
fishing this not: r lem- III II newspaper mi 3
ing I do ulntl-m in mid district. at b .I-t
daI < before rill'l do of lII: Iri III".
III II at \>\ i; “ooh“ .\l' 1'. Judge.
ING SEN'I‘INEII. APRIL 1.1%
l Canadian Jubilee Singcrs
’2,ooo,ooo Barrels
If g I,“ 5 l
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TH! LEADING
DRV GOOD.
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TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
II, ..I
1'"! LEADING
DIV GOOD.
IVORII
I GAZETTE It’ll—DINO. NOIWILK,
Opening of Spring Jackots
Capos.
tln Saturday. .\iIIrI-h ‘I’NtlI. Wt‘ will open our entire new lim- of lmllI-c'. Miml' and i‘hildn'lt'l
.laolII-tzs and (tapes.
wear. lilaI-k and colored t'ltlill capes. mind and silk rapt-II.
in the latest shapes and styles. Mum-5'
cloth. (‘hildren's JaelII-ts, sizes from '.' to l'.’ yen". in II" qualities.
Separate Skirts.
(Inr lino will include all of the very bur-It things for Option and summer
lilIu'lI and tailored «doth Jll‘ltl'il
invite-III. aims from N to Is you", in plain and funny
0
lilnt'k t'rl'pon skirts. blark serge skirts. Marl; brilli-tnlin' dam. blat'lt Dg'ltml lwtlliunllm diff».
Shirt Waists.
IItll
SEW LINE HF Milli}. ' nlillt'l‘ WMHTI-t NHW UN NMIH.
and Mark. stripes and eheeks. laundered eollars and null». ptll‘e 31M.
or black stripes. yoke b:.IolI large sleeve high rollsr. narrow roll print title
Hue lot in [uninbllw
mm lot pink. ml. blue
Paw [V't‘l'fllt'li to
dim ks or stripes. pink. blue groen. erru blade and Inrdltml large Bishop ll“ I'm, [who “be,
ltN‘, ”IN‘.
FineperI ales. lawns. gingham! nnddimlfns. largemul-mnll monsoon“ and all
theuow Dresden and Persian effects. IlI-taI-bable I-ullnrn. t'flttt large lllsbop ulcer.» latmt
t-lhaltespearet (dim sail. non ..‘I.$t..'IO.iI.;.-..
l'lnin him-k lawn lsImIlm-d enllm and rails,“ '7...
Misses' II msts. sir-s I2 to to years. in all the latest styles. 70-. It,» .I.
Special in Crockery.
pilIIIIII'furIIisIIiug i)- partment.
l’l't‘llllt'l' egg I-up. large size, We em'h; hand lamps Nrmplrll , l’u . «tn-ll pop! 1' 3 Mid fu- don-II
tat-k hummer. with elsw. :II- each; whisk brrmnw. ”r Melt: show broth". '1' "Mil; shoe brullu”:
Idl bristle. lite enoh: Si'l’llll brushes. Tnmploo. l'lr rmvh,
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
Norwalk, . . . . . . . . Connecticut.
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Wit“ ' 7! LOWEST
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THEY ARE ALI. SMILzsI
”mouse the} II C.” «no o: I: r httmvr. t'()llll.0l‘llllti(‘ Clothing
I\:I_I. lR.\lll; with us and you will l’lilil.
We have now in stock
The Most
Complete
FRANCIS a: Co.
and Imperial Orchestra,
at i'lr-«t .‘l. ii. t'lInI'I-b. t‘nulh Norunlk.
Saturday Night, April 4th,
'i‘il‘lu‘ds. '.'.'vv'. litwerh-d M'nf liv‘k-
l lll‘ImlI .\ “'IiI-Iir's
.I.:lzn lll'll’lliilK. Su-
ill 3% lw
M II ll'l'llll‘k,
I-ts. ultbnut extra I'I-st.
slI-I'I'. t'lIIII‘t opened ,\
I'lll‘" rttM'l'H'Il M'thltl IIlII'II.
Fairfield Co. Savings Bank.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Norwalk. .\iarI-b In. Him.
The llil‘t"'lnrs of this bank hm:- tlIi~ Illll'
Ill-I'lnred a dividend III the rain Ivl tour Ivt'r
:-.eIIt perannuIII lulu' I'rodiled to depositors
A Iril N. and [mud lo -\| HI I'Itb DIM
ly otdet III the boob! or illt'l' tots
\ lit '.\.\ii’. ,\. ting Sm . :Iud 'i'-.II-a
The mines git-ater lb.- III mer.
March”
('IIsTIlTI'No lit-1.1V.
these values.
llI’I 'JW
.\t the same time.
Ht IHIERY.
2‘ pair ladios' hose. good quality for lilt‘.
2 pair ohildron's hose for lilo. -
:2 pair gent's 1-2 hose for lite.
l larlies'wribbed vest or pant for far.
‘2 pair gent's suspenders for lilo.
2 zent‘s standing or turndoWu collars.
for llk‘.
1 ladies dark shirt uaist. for lilo.
l gent' s neektie for No.
l gent s outing flannel sbiIt for lflr.
NtlTlONI‘i.
V
{i more
'su‘ufl“.
Made and Sold in Six
l‘ltlllllls. .'I tanI-y'or plain hem handkerchiei’s for
190.
l titling Man it Isl,1396,l0tal pl‘0~ " embroidered lIaIIdlI-erI hiefs for me
duct of In cards of fast him it dammit cotton lor
lllt‘. '
: Stools If LL‘I‘III I‘ds. basting cotton for
Washburn, Crosby Co. Mills I 119“ I -
l ladios’ white lawn apron for lilo.
1 box of Butter: up soup for No
I ladies' 25o pocket-book for] 9'
AWBCD
'l be A mill alonc produced 1.000.-
000 barrelsdargcst run on record. 1 pair of ladies' pearl (‘Hl‘Ht‘l shields
....__.._. for tile.
\i’fnsbburntimlu ~Qllltl'l’lilll‘l‘lahnltltlh'rls I.’ pair of t'ltiltlt't‘n'h' hose supporters
where {tom the no me most to Rt Illthtlv. .\I-\\ for lilo.
loundland and in England; Ireland and ac ot-
innd \C'H‘llll'al‘l‘. and is remgnived ll . the
best floor In lill‘ world.
Roberts, Tucker
8: Goodwin.
Offlco 700 Main Street.
Hartford, Conn.
\.Agnnts for Connecticut.
11.11. Warehouse, In: Commuter street
‘3 boxes of writing paper for ”to.
-l yds. of lace. various width.
from 7 to lie. per yd. for lilo.
I pair gent's extra line suspenders for We.
1 boys' \Vindsor tie for 191‘.
i dnz fancy dress buttons for me.
a Mr b
I
.. {SPRING CLOTHING
Ily trading with us you will always got the best with prices guaranteed,
l it is IIIIitlI a I isit to oIII storr to look at these
9 buys any of Ibn followin artiI-les in our liltelwn department
or lllClt\}' :34" I-ot‘t‘oe pot. o0 eetbraidorl cotton c‘iliim. lflmebrush Whom
tooth picks. ti bows carpet tanks to I-Imls shelf
1 slop pail. l decorated I'up. saucer and plain l
:The South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 \l'asbingiou St... South Noru'allt Conn,
All our onslonwrs tool this
'l'llii SA .\iii '
I Ever Shown
in:
I this City!
’6 WAOHINGYON STRICT.
South Norwalk.
How About These Prices?
In: to buy {or the last throw bIIsIIIess dart: of
'.ItIIrIbIr \llllltllt" and lIII-sday’. What» ordinarily would met mu 3!) to 'IOI
mule; no rm" tls-e.‘ «an Ibm‘ otter
M
GRAN D MILLINERY OPENING!
The voty latest stvlcs m hats of all
Ilcsuiptions. MI exquisite displai oi flowers
and toilet straw goods' .
W e are making no rash statement when we promise you our» for armor manor
at this sale than it b: Is I \t‘l been Your opwu'tu‘mt'y’ to truly is i We
the Inluos that Ian diffnent depmtmenfs hart (II offer.
\ote some of
M ”f Eli'l’lCtt.
‘3' rrls. best 5- t enmhrit' shirtings latest
strip and throws. ow gmrts, W.
t Iris limo apron gingham for Its
(- rd. 'M- dress giogbmn tot W
rrts. ism-r fistimldollt «along, If».
yd. table damask, either white, or
red. W-
;I- «(is tine duality biemrlII-vi
low we
II. yds. fine quality mdilesehal mue-
its for it!"
Ward fanny timed
draowdw 5
r pair of pillow raw. aim 3.3116. all
made and growl quail” muslin for We
7 yds‘. of liar. who» Irons bar muslin
for lid? I
bums «mobs
3‘ rd. of loner doobb told plaid suiting.
I m. per rd for If»,
‘ Wis. W J lwvmttn finishui his”; suit.
«Ins frr Iftv'.
.5 yd. of fame! suiting. “2‘2!“ gusts, for
Wit.
.‘I win of (minted emitters for m.
.1 his. of start bums for ”to
I «It. blasts oreolond «shown for If):
I rd. Trlav' 'K fignml brilliantinet the
newest guide for this stem. "11"
goods. foil l‘ ..
.yd of 10m lean? plain bio-l. bul-
li m‘tltxrs Jr“ goods, for We,
i
muslin
Mgr rnrtain
I ”my 0 bim-
M, I: ”Wilt.“ Mann. ‘3 golds-t.”
'Y dl‘l’fflm l Willi" "lass
Norwalk Chronicler