“a Crawltxd. No. 40 Best “trill-eighth
' ' Hocdley. ot Waterbury. and a brother.
bntehauges oannotbeiu-
naughtunlesscopyieaent
in the eiternoon ofthe
thermometerm tor
mng atnootae'm
- today promises to be cooler
udy to lair. preceded by leg and
morning on the outer coasts. tel-
mun: lower temperature and
, freebie the upper Hudson valley.
. "I promises to becolder end lair.
a slight rise in temperature.
Almanac for Tomorrow
Imelda ‘ Blah tide Inwtlde
. 3:5 2:55 Infill .
rat bAttaliou drill held in the
' armory this year took place
between Companies F. of
g and G. of Dunbury. wiIlI
,‘ I about 7:80 o'clock. and
2"to the armory with upwards at
in line, making one of the
. . , let that ever visited hier-
And six hundred people assembled
thsdrill and basket-hell eon-
vllbh took plnce utter the evolu
o! the two compenies.
, battalion was termed shortly after
.with Captain King, of Com-
Chin command of the first oom-
Moud Lieutenant Cometook. of
m F, the second company; First
t Lord of Company 6. the
company. and First Lieutenant
. of Company I“. the fourth oom~
’l'lte companies termed in eight
‘ bent. Wnthlnjor Welter mu
. Mills official capacity. and Lion-
; , Pratt. 0! Stamford. woe buttsl~
W. The battalion was com—
hy the new major in a very ei-
manner. eliciting meuy isvorsh‘e
. ts. After the drill there was It
parade, which was also well cw~
hashet-bsllgamewas one ot the
“hotly contested ever played in
. It mulled in u well-deserved
. tortheGompsny 1" teem by It
“eighteen to fourteen. in spite oi
reruns-mnemonic»-
, his death was Bright's dimes.
. morethnuayeursgo. Mrs..J.L Ben-
lie. that the home players were
‘ mnertusstsneus .,
_ humus-em. .
Gem's u. (levies. at East avenue.
Handhdbdmddeuly lsetnightstll
o'clock. atthe homeei “Annie 8.
street. New York. wherehehed spent
thelast winter. Theprimery consent
Ir. Oowlcs was born In Bhoillold.
Williams college. For many years he
was identified with the tire insurance
business with Homer Meirill. under the
firm name of Gowlse dt‘flerrill. He
was secretary of the old Kcrwoik -Fire
Insurance company. and president of the
Union Manutaeturing company. Later
he became a director in the Weetcbester
Fire Insurance company of New -York.
'.Ilr Cowlee was a member of the Con-
nectiout Legislature during several cou-
scoutive undone. Bis {rite died a little
ford, a niece. and her daughter. Louise,
of Bloomfield, N. 1., were with him at
the time of his death. A sister. Mrs. F.
Ovid Cowlen. survive him.
Mr. Oowles studied low with the late
Judge Butler. yo! Itorwulk. and was ad-
mitted to the bar under his eflorts. He
was for n number of years a member of
the Norwnlk Court of Burgesses.
The remains will be brought to Nor-
wglk. Buturdey, for in torment.
SOLDIER? IOILIIEIT CCIIII'IEE.
MIMI! First lasting Iisll Lesi IIgIII— Requests
lsr Dreiser.
The committees appointed upon the
matter otn soldiere' monument. to be
placed .on the triangle in trout oi the
South Norwnlk Congregational church,
held n meeting last night at the olllce 0!
Jacob M- Layton, Railroad place.
There were present the committee ap-
pointed at the city meeting. John H.
Ferris. Robert 3. Bowen, W. W Unin-
steck, H. A. Mathewson end Mr Loy.
ton. and the committee from Douglas
Fowler Pest. F. A. Arnold, D. P. hier-
rell, Frederick Renting. Stephen R. Wii~
cor nud Elbridae L. Mitchell. An or-
ganizatmu was perfected by the election
of Mr. Ferris chairmen, sud Air. Ma-
thewson secretory.
It was decided to request various de-
signers of monuments to submit plans to
the committee at its next meeting. the
21st inst. »
Seuss is caning.
There is genuine pleasure in the news
that Sense and his unrivalled musicians
are coming to Hoyt'e Theatre. Easter
Monday afternoon. April 19. The
concert here will he a part of their on-
precedented tour oi 21,000 miles. The
soloists will be E linubeth Northrupso
prone and \iartini Iohnstono. Violinist.
lee will be EaIsItAIsed.
Conn, in 1335, “a." Muslin! from . -.-.....,-_
“maintains
OLD LAVENDER!
columns I. v. on.
Special Scenery ard Eitecte All the Original
Songs. Dances. and Music by Dave
Brnhsm
Prices atom and ice Boots at Wood's nud
Tomllneon' e.
W
Special Attraction l!
HOVT'S TH EATRE
APRIL?!
nu»: EVEIII’ o'IiIIo season
' Madame Sophia
SCALCHII
The Greatest. Living Contralto.
In Brand Operatic Concert.
SUl'l‘flllTEll IIY
MLLE. 'l'tll'i.i)i(ti'it'l‘.
MR. THUS. Mchii-ll'lh', Tenor
SIGNOR AMBER i‘. linritnne
Conxluetorfiliih'i)“ "03"”.
Prices. SLIM, T56, 50:. 13c.
DON'T FORGET TONIGHT.
W
HOYT'S THEATRE
Friday, April 9th.
Till STAIDAIlll ORGANIZIIOII
oi the Country in
Denmsn Thompson's
Old
Homestead!
Soprano
The original
instructed and led at the New Ere (look—
ing school. You will also be taught how
to serve better and healthier teed st less
than hell the cost oi present mode of
living.
Favorable loved so the Hospital AMa.
The Senate committee on sppropriu
tione. yesterday. reported in favor oi
”Julio year for trio years to the Nor.
welk Hospital. Tabled tor printing and
the calender.
CRANBLIRY.
Fred Hawks left town yesterday for
Bridgeport to take a position with 8
Adams. Mr. Hawks lemon u large
circle oi friends WlIUWlhll lllllllllccfll'.
Tilers Is Nothing Is Cecil.
There is nothing just as good on Dr.
King' a New Dis: m ery tor consumption.
cough“ and colds, sodmnnnil it and do
puny, and the original
Double Ijjunrtcuc.
l
Rommel Seats on sale at I’inintIIzl'a end i in-
mm 4.
m
lHOYT’S rI-Izarnn
Matinee nnd .\' ighi
BICYCLESl
Supporting Corn .
Iianlon 8: Goodman's Brushes.
Fox Cycle and
Hardware. Co.
No I20 WA.HINOTON IT.
Bicytlc and General Repair De-
partment in charge of skilled
mechanics.
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT.
"Everythiugtromaneedletoauaneher"
RubberStamps!‘
of all kinds, Isoihdlng the Air
cushion Stempe,eto., Rubber
Shop Supplies. Irene and
liohel Signs. St e n o i l a.
Steel Stamps, Seals.
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brenda, Jones’
Seals, Cheek Far-
I o r a t e rs .
Enamel Letters and Signs. Iiey
Checks and llinhrelle Plates
also tattered Letter Copy-
Ing-Iooksto Copy Letters
Without Water or Press,
State Agent for Put-
ney' a PM Ledger
for Short Bill Ao-
oountm
Irahain' 5 Patent Pena. Ste r
Automatic Paper Fasteners,
Togethemlt? oilice Special
t es.
.ICIIII ‘iRYOlI. AOEIII.
l’. 0. Box X. 80. Norwnlk. and Residence at
ills-creme Aw
Do You Keep
LUSTRINE?
NO, WE SELL IT!
This Icmark was overheard at a
icatlinggroccr' s. Housekm pets w ho
have Iricd it know that LUSTRI NE
is the best article on earth {or house
cleaning. If you have never used
it, try a in: cake; :Ill grocers sell it.
Young Man,
lienot tnke the chances of
saturday. April lOth,
Hi Henry’s
Refined Minstrels!
" ALI. '
.ill WHITE 00
Till. new \ UIIK PRESS 5 .W S
lililiAi. lin‘ ‘r’.\IonipelontIonipniiyoi illl
llllthi‘l'
W I) ill: ll ' ill Henry II liilllltlrtln ens
III Ira
.l'Ul RN \l. ”Morn-l IIIIIIrI-nih to good
nIlIIiIlrI'lsI MT" in Man lot-kin 3mm '
PRESS “.l I-chI-r organization; It Inn Ily
dying without insurance
when II 1.3 cents a (hi! or 24
cents per week or moo per
your will insure your life
for $1.00".
The best is the cheapest.
l insure In Ihe
Connecticut General Life
insurance 00.. of Itsrttord.
D. ‘. L'HOMMIDIIU.
theuth lisinlitreet.
l
s
”3‘30"“! in weight. Th" not permit the denier to sell on some "Ill" ““1"I'llltrlil'llllit'“.
Mil?” follow»: subngfnteim lie “I?" npt llillill’ there is EX” ' 7‘3“ "m “m” " '“l'mm” ”" FRANK PARKER
. (3 "v, nil nnyt ng tier. ut :1 order to make . .'.. , , .
vl' WNW“ 3i {Y‘allnte mm protithemey claim something 0|” it'lgl“ ‘\I-apilnlinn riuinnn-LI'I' , , Hora. Shoaingl
H Rl'l“ FDR'WAI’Il U Ullt‘ll L0 be 5““ M N You VS!“ 1". NF“ lull III‘J’UIU‘ITIIEHLI A)“ l ltli lull w
, 5,, Center w Smith King'nNcw Dimevcrybecuuse yonknew ‘."‘”""'-‘ "" ‘3“ 1‘3' . i ‘ A ”9
L.“ Guard W pm, it tobosuio and reliable. nnd neuron M'ml'm‘ ‘5‘" ‘3°""""'"" ;
Rlfllllr Guard S. Hopkins “Will :0 do ‘pod or money; rolunalotfl. Ft?" itesoI'vi-Ilevut now uiisnle iii Imml plin I-e. Adjoining
eeng s.eo a.eonsutnpt on on or II .
‘daomtl otheisted “Harem. ntleotionaoithroat.ohesl endluugr.there WW Afiolumn»
3 1m AI Wk. All m ’ ieuothlng lit) "k D' Kill“! ”0" l'MillI iIIIIIla III theI l‘tahlns
Asphlsrsatime -.keeper During Discovery bottlestree at it. E. £668"... us Ian mm: II ‘ '
ital! ot the game one of Ira P’MM' m" ”0“”! NW“- mlu'ni‘mlm'lmmlflh’ I333
's teeth was knocked out, ”MllM 9 Mi“ “I nnilli l'. limit. will and moonlit... m
hydrant the Dsnbcry pinycrs ” ' Aleleslvst 7 h’m’l'ill‘t‘uMllwfl'li‘d'ld" in rearoi Iahaekemo Hotel
NH ‘ l .
l with hinge continued «:3 Try mm mm a ‘ mm, ,0, m. Iouth Norwaik. Conn
“0 WI ever. an W your troubles? It not. get a bottle new ,L 1 ..
‘ gmimxtmim be pod ”Izabel This medicine huh?” ""
‘ ‘ m f, ,5 on mullfll'l ml: ’6-
~ d by i) pany 1,. A Listandeureotail male Umnpialnts.
, “flu sci-ting swendertul direct influence in
a. team a. Antler.
and a committee at three
M Samuel em».
madeudageneralgeed
W club held a special
night and took action upon
“Wheel Ambler it was
4“ have suitable residences
M 3. Woodward. Charles
III W W- Heel-I. was
. than. Ammiitee
one-- it. Gertie,
and William little
“fleet It the club me. st
. eadwlll go to Wilton
Nolan
tters is the medicineyou need.
monumental thaudill
itauas. 'l‘ittyeentaundelm at
sounsudWeed's stores.
WWHMMOIN.
tiavaantm. than. II. an.
Willi-u"! with tnaay that l
at .liande
UAMISI.‘
meme-a
. Its
Sleepless
chel ertroubledwith lhsayitpells. lillee.
lilo-um
painting when
all.
covers as well,
”You’re Paying
25 per cent too much for your
Lead hand-made point.
ways chalice, and quickly wears
“engined & Martinez l’uint
wears much longer. We’llpreve
this if you will call.
you use White
It Iila
don’t chalk and
Ioresili'e Greatest Store.
InTheSuit Room!
Navy blue and black serge suite with Eton jack-
cts $7 50.
All wool check suits. with fly from Jacket, 87 50.
1" Inc covert cloth suits, lly front and Eton Jack
cts, 8m 00.
Combination suits of plain cloth jac
checked skirts at 8m 00 and :3 50.
Etaimes, scrges, ladies' cloths and covert suits:
from 7 50 to 25 oo.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
kcts a‘dd
Black mohair, 98c.
Black and white checks, I 2 5.
Figured mohairs, a 75.
Black sicialians. z 75 to 4 75.
Fancy novelty skirts, 3 75.
Black silk grenadines, 10 oo.
Jackets & Capes W
Fine covert jackets, 9 75 ‘ w
Fine broadcioihs jackets, 13 50
Clay diagonal jackets. 5 50 and 7 so
Tan melton jackets, Ie ooand 12 oo
Plain and mixed jackets, 3 98 to 6 75
Capes, 2 98 to [2 00
Silk Waists.
Black silk shirt waists.
Fancy nod changeable silk
waists, 3 98 to 6 75
Shirt Waists.
Our new spring line of shirt waists
is now opened from 50 its
to 5 93.
. LINENS.
69c Scotch half bleached damask,
50c.
69c Irish full bleached
ask, I 25.
r 5 pcs japaucse matting,
25 tl
3 )
u “
PORTIERES.
A;
3 93
double dado, r. 98.
3 50 tapestry porticres,
S
4 50 chenille “
H
in 25 to; 75.
l'-"our Easter Thoughts!
on lien Taller Sails Sn tsAre An.
vIII la I03! '
fifl‘fif N30,," mm,” m, NanwaLK. cons. new vonK OFFIOE. sea nR‘O‘ADWA‘V.
. M... $50. 15, too
”Tommi. “only." an “firgfil '
mime... cits... would Bteriingel ress 00 s a e
‘ ' ‘ " “Builtlikeawatoh.”
BNTERTAINHBNTS
[WWW W C ra‘g‘égm All our new Dress (3sz bought for the season are here. There IS a great profifliofl 0‘ unique SW1“-
IORWALK OPERl HOUSE "a” “all ,, Unique in the sense that they cannot be found In other stores; and the prices are unique.
kmm . . m. 840 to $75 ’ too-TilE LOWEST IN THE WHOLE STATE! Our motto has
0th incur. always been. --“Better Goods {or Equal Money. Equal
Wednesday, April 7th ' ' , 30°55 [01' L653 Month"
The hm“, “hm, M0,. F'52:g§s lagk|°! 4 pcs 69c black and navy heavy serge, sec 4 per. 1 00 all weol,54 inch ceverts, _ 75c
. ______,..__‘__.y' 4 pct Si ob black henrietta, this week, 75c 5 pcs r on etaime, all new colors, 750
If. Edwa rd H'rrlgan Wire Cloth. Rakes, Hoes, Spades, 5 pcs 29c all wool 40 inch suiting, 19c 30 new imported dress patterns, all silk and
In ms or“, Clill‘lclll’l‘lll. Etc. 1 pcs 75c black bcnrictta, this week, wool at l 00 yd
. ——-—--¢o¢-——~
JOHN’S ASBESTOS PAIITS
damask,
5°
42c half bleached damask, 28c.
I on full bleached damask, 88c.
l 69 full bleached double dam.
SPRING MATTING.
loc yd
19C ‘6
s c “5,
2 75 chenille portions, all colors,
2 98.
4 50.
3 75-
LACE CURTAINS.
Nottinghanis, 2 1-: yards long, 490
3 yards long. 75C. 980.
Irish points, $3 50 to tie per pair.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
HELLO 38-2
83 Ylest Washington Street. South Remslk, Ct.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.
WAT
Popular Prices!
llnve won as the trade of the Norwulks. Our prices stand
oiled.
charm of reliable groceries.
Ill fresh eggs.
um plums, pet can. in Fancy sweet potauice. pk. the
an. Mil" oatmenl. or 1mm petwee. he. the c the best rice.
I III jar mead warrior. in lo the yellow meal. lion 4 the milk crackers
ltsgaoila mill. can. ii: 10 lbs rolled onto. iibo 4’... ill (my crackers,
gum: apples. par III. In 7 his boat ill-limit. zit-o in, its lemon sales,
'0‘. prmkwa, perlh. lie I‘ burn lunar soup. the 4!“ lbs ginger maps,
laud Set lones’ flour 63o tag; St.” barrel.
new Yong; onocznv co.
EGGSI J COFFEE!
N” ”cc“ 1" "a“ ”‘3‘“ 3““ U Smell it and desire. Drink it'
get the date Wltll the lid _ h
flavor. Neivwlrcsh. i a 8’3 '
NO MORE
I F ‘
ORANOISI 0 NEW GOODS!
No seeds in ours-I; blood oriing- U 1:04" the lgnch basketef. ASL
cs. Fancy if you like that picnics "13. ca successr sari .
kind. R with fillers come from our stor
upper.
Here you will lied the lowest prices with the additional
13M
3nt
the
33.50
‘in
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