' Hook sod Ladder compo»
«tourism 1 detention oi
lrrtnen mm mm.
M111. it Brown. oi River-
4' . is entertaining lites Elin-
. Wornoclt, at Cambridge,
rion L'lionimedlen uptigh-
..ur. "not! Mrs. Dnniel L'Hotnme—
. of Harry street. entertained a
411’ ' of her little friends at ten last
in ceiehrntion oi the sixth on-
oi her birthday.
Harry Newton. aged twenty-
years. died lent night. after a lin-
illnéne It his home in Van—
flonue. Deceased was a non oi
Ila-elm Cockerham. and was a
her of Butler LodgeJ. 0.0. 1’
Mini will be held from hie late
ct Saturday alternoon at 2
n
The grade» in the East Norwalll
le that had not more than one
or tardy during the term were:
Lilies Burr; No. 2. Randall Hail,
m Croormon; No. 2. Miss Troun—
No." 1 and 8. Minn Nye: No. it and
fl Ml” Smith. They are to he re—
”t‘zwlm'. by 111'. onrly dismissal.
Eighteen members; of the Revival
hail from East Norwalk and two iroln
Mil Norwnllt went to Rownyton
loot night and t-onducted a service in
the... lethodlst Episcopal I'hurrh in
flint plane. Th1 primipnl speakers
Frederick Field. Rev. A. J Smith
ll M. R. J. Death. The meeting
gill 11 very interesting and helplul one.
1A large nttlnber ut tootlmonicn‘ Were
given. The music was onperially good,
the Jerome Smith doulilc male quar-
'tette landing the singing.
M'Aml' .
In. Alfred tfrorllett is able to be
about ngnin .
one at Andrew H. Bearom's harm
"fins shns moved from South
. 351' his vhfl________:_____'
linl Bin Doran. of South Sorwalit,
”I o recent guest oi Mists Annie Hol-
M
A W sortable will be held by the
Mot-til imtte tonight. at the raid-
finer o! Gawain and Mrs, lievelon
Miami.
The Epworth League of the Metho
a!" church will )10ld t1 illitlfll tonight
It the borne Mr and Mi'Ii ii. Rowland
oi Pronpect ilill
llr. and 'Mrr. ('harles Bell have re-
iiirlrtl to their home. alter unending
the winter in Norwaik with their
Miller. Mn. Harvey Kent.
Lin. Rnytuond'n trained bull run
I", I tiny or two ago and badly
wrecked the run to which he won at-
«“W. The tinnmge wan repair-Ml ivy
. Arthur (irlliln.
Trill lather o! timrgv Hayward. :1
w nutrient of thin plow, won in
‘ yenterdny. arr-tiling up a number
fl Millie loit by the younxer 1mm
m he went away.
' m m Hm.
. ”I Tfl-hie hon left the employ of
Dairy.
D. MrAttiifle. oi iiouthwtrlt.
' in rinitlng her daughter. Mrn.
W. Bonthwirll.
mm Aid stormy oi the [$1111-
l nhnrrh will give 11 rhowdor
v Tiered-1y night. in the Town
A m Iillrr. or! Noroton enter.
ohm my "was at 11 new
'1 night ilnnrinn wna tha-
oi the evening. minor being
”by Winn W. Wood. the
violinist.
“in Waterbury rolrhrnlrd ti»
’ of her birthday. lint-"tiny
erhttry. in Sermon. A
“be! t)! lief friends pan-rd ti
» germ...
Tillers Nnimuidlnnd ting.
‘W own from house. was
”My nt'ternntm by Romy
d lit. Kaine-rare is tit-111M111.
My helmet! the". its
j . arise-t and took one oi
m 111 the show in New
. mont this summer.
The friend! I)! Ill! Rim .1 Devil
11111 lam with 11m pleasure
Ibo in "pining mouth sitar he?
very net-ions Illness. ill-o Davis
writes under date of Vellum list:
“This work. It I live. i shall have
completed my sixtyaixth hirihdsy.
Thirty-three oi their m were spent
I11 Noroton and Dorian. No one an:
ever know how door those pincer sre
to toe." For sixteen yrnrs Miss Dnvls
wen nuperinten‘detl sud teacher It the
home for Ioldirrs' orphans; Not-own.
and for nearly on may years conduc-
ted her populnr echool nt "Bimwood."
Miss Davis. in her letter. recalls her
days of sunshine and shadow; oi toll
and pleasure among her dearly loved
pupils and further writes: "You do
not know how many note at klndnm
l)r. French and his Mental conferred
upon the. Each week i receive a lat-
ter from Dora thin. Home“) most
highly prized.’ ‘ "i out better. but
very thin. I an: united to go to Ver-
But it in now no
long since the home was broken now
the lam graven art mode-d have
naught to roll me there. From iormor
pupils i have of late revolved letters
hearing date oi Europe. Airirn. (tube.
South America and almost every di-
vision 0! North America. They were
letters oi rheer giving me happi-
ness. ' t '"
mm RIVER.
John H. Wilson in ill at his home In
the New (Yunnan road.
llarry Cometocit. who has been visit-
ing his home in this place. returned to
New York today.
The services at the chapel this even-
ing will he led by a deiuegntion from
the Norwnilt Methodist Episcopsi
church. Rev. F. A. Sroileltl will lend
the Friday evening meeting.
neonatal-own.
Beers k (‘0st hair iartory in cloned
tor a iew days.
Prod Kent-1111 expects to move to
Wmton this week.
8. l. Gilbert's children are nick of
tho whooping rough.
of mirror oi the ntomnvb.
Mrs. ti. L. Taylor and granddaught-
.~r. oi iirmitly‘n. are visiting here tor
u ten weeks.
Mrs, Portal). 0! Springfield. was rall~
ml hen- on amount oi the illness at
Mrs ..l. Bennett
Sire. i‘rml Kenrnr entertained Mr.
and hire. ti. ii. Sturgn, oi Walton.
and Rev. and Mrs. liolnu-r. oi t'nnuon,
Tar-11 Thurwlny.
lira Eduard t'nrroil. who ha» re-
turned home from :1 New York honpb
tnl. has improved no murh that it in
thought it will not he nwr-nnnry to
tail" her to the .iliddletown lnenne
asylum.
W A. Williams in busy «leaning and
repairing blryrlm 1111 the wheeling
al'iifillii in crime at hand. All wheels
nhonld he c-lennmi hciore being titted.
There are ill hall lmrlngs in n wheel
that l’li't'tl attention, ~
W“?
WISTPOII'.
3»er. William M Reynold)» of
"I'llilvlllu-f in on the lili'lt lint.
tinnit lirtriht‘l's am- out with a new
trurk. built by Norwnllt pot-tier.
ilrn. Nathaniel Iinuli in urn-riding .1
ton dnyu with triemln in llnhwny, S.
l
m ..- ...-..N. ...-......m
ii A i’tmly, oi the Street iinllwny
rompnuy, was in find ‘l‘orit on hosi-
nm mdny.
William T liturgee in having hilt
More wlrml tor eleririt‘ light». lla-
hon pnrrlmued a «win
"mum .l. l. I}. t'nnnun.
The ”month t'liili 111m Monday in.
rnlng with Mim- min M. Horrhumne.
at her home in "trouble avenue, at
whlrl'i timo- it was voted to give n play
on ”Friend” owning. April itth. (or
lhrlivtielit trill» lentil»: morn and Ti-
llrnry. The play will it! lur- well»
known unnedy. "A Night till." The
lint rein-rent will he held mt lion-
dry evening at the tonne «it Sites More.
notion. mulber- oi the club who were
Immloin oi
. ore-1m were Mr. and lint Gould ll
leiillr. Sir. Ind 1m. Ii. lion» Tonnett.
dint. Alexis» i'. imam. Mn. (We ii
Jami». ”in "elite it. Iiherwood. Mm
Mary it. Bradley. Minn t', inter Krin-
ner. iii-1 Iron it. 11mm, Fred it.
Tommi, Arthur B Jeiiile. Edward W
ilnhhell. nit it. ”nylon. liorry ii
im. St W. Sherwood. V1.11! it.
Perry Writer A. Pull and it. i'rnnn
”shore. one new miter wen sti-
timed.
Mus-rm
An mimetic netting wee held st
Wm.omm.w
‘ , . ,
. Thalia {or tilt Spring Supply
m SHIT Til THE lEllllH illlES
msmwmnumu ,
turmoil: hum oi
lentil Fallout—loin {mt
tholtnos'ionn Hotter
w—p nm
This has been a busy month in
Booth Norwnllt The ire: prion here
are melting tor the retell trade only,
and lint tit this time the demand
comer in iron the reu.’ . denier ior his
spring supply.
The Croint It Knapp eontpnny last
month illustrated the Spelltnnn derby
tor spring. and. as drool, it in a very
desirable style. The firm are busy
making the Alarm ct l’rolicio goods.
Mrs. s. 1. Bennett dim! Monday night ’
which have a national reputation for
extra quality.
The Volt: lint company llluttti'nted
last month the Benin showing 11 pit»
turc oi William Bantu and three views
of the hut This month the mummy
illustrate the Harrington and the
Warner It (311. In these three ntylee
the trade can surely tlnd a choice oi
,one or more wry salable shapes tor
spring.
John t'. Wilson & Co. létnntrated last
month the Wilson but. which has been
very mtit'li admired by the trade. Their
t’ilfiltrmt'rfl have ordered them very
Ireeiy. mulling their nelertion out o!
. the several dimensions shown and also
Irmu the many colors. This month
they show the 'l'ludnle. the leading hot
at one oi New i’orlt‘n airman» retail
tit-Blew.
The South Norwnlk lint, rompnny
are busy this month. One of their
leading shapes in the Norwalk.
but they have other Myles. and are aim
prepared to make 111' the style» '0 is-
sued by the leading rctnllornoi the
large t‘lllPl‘l.
Wnlh‘tzer I: lireyor lllttotratetl last
month the \t‘. I; l). 11.91 by tor spun; of
mm. and. no usual. it has already
proved a 11111 was. and brought bundv
mime orders. The firm had a video twill
ironi a tire to the basement oi their
New York naieoroom. They unlit-rod a
slight Tilt-l5 from 31111ka and water. nod
were somewhat lnxonronienred while
Illt‘ ineurnnve adjuster»; new i‘illePl'
int: tllmr nor‘...
Titlele 1% Holmes llitmrato-d iavt
month the Rmnl. whlvh has evidently
been a rum-91111 from the number oi 1.!-
rlern the} hate already booked lor it
They mulw a wry reliable but, and
that in why their lililili‘itillt grows.
W Ii. Iiublwli in jurt no busty on over
making l'ltiiill’u in the rough. The good
work in likely to keep up until the
mmmc-nvemt-nt of another reason.
llnyl. Woithntwu & ('u. are rrntnt»
ml tor room and are anxious ior larger
(limrlerii m hr-lp them out in their
“rotting lamina-s
lilto llnrthol reportr pie-1111‘ or work
”1511 mtlnlh. with (trill-apt"!!! (ll Herr
tom timer (or atomi- weeks in I'tlilit'.
Leigh \i'ltltrnimr 1w lfl'lllK iuvoreti
will: plenty of work in the making of
barium in the rough.
Mafia 3 1.. Bull.
Mr». It. L. Hall. of New I‘anann. who
suntainmi n ntrolte o! ample-xv lite:
two-lg and who has slurp been nttlirrtnx
lllO'lT on Suntlnv about noon. .‘lih.
llnll Watt imppoeml In in» getting along
niro-ly Illt‘ll. about i! u'rlm-lt. nho wan
mitt-11 with u iatntltm 111w”, and lwlore
thu- Iltyrtm‘ iiri‘ltl'tl ell» lmd What'l‘l
tutor, Mr”. Hall turn ulmtti fit) your»
or age. Tl in tlmliziii 111m her nit-linen
no». brought about 11) worrvlttg over
flu- tlrmnvlnl trouble: whirh her how
band ltnui tort. littnlvmi in n! latt-
“ mnwrnfi'mnvm. V
GIITEI SCHOOL PIANO FDID.
"Gum Wing's 9am"
in our in I i‘ti'i'l' N III-III \mi‘ Mill. l
ilnll “min-«tiny on 11111.: Morn-hm. he
HIV. V. Z IOIIINO,
whats»- 11mp- wittvwvrtliw- grunt pundit
"Irv! “Grill; in Milan" tleww lulu"
on the west. Mimic n1 ml-rhm '5‘: [It It
“’1'
HOVT’S THIITRE.
MONDAY. MARCH 7,
NOTHING Ill? flili
‘l'liil ..lilll'll'fi, llllill Illiliilili
Murray and Mack.
.‘inmtgemrm Jim, W. mum",
Iii "it'll lith'wl out-mm,
Finnigtn’i Courtship
Ami thvir tin tam, timwm’;
rm “my. little limit. Joe. I“.
We» Waller» t n. Militia?” in;
ugtwum. when our". turn» iisli Wed
.itne Trumbull 71111111
him I'm (into-let "mutt )1th i. |
. tut-3.11.41; 1mm. iliu t"
W finale. Tallinn” 5..»
Mt VIII.” I vomit limp-tiny on only,
i'm~¢au.i.l. Min new on unit at rip...
id'- tslfl “Wilfrid
ma
New School,
(m Mm Ind lint-11d 11".,
In? NORWBLK.
M and ‘Il'ridny evening.
moon 111111 into 1111.. .
.w. A. w my; V1 Millmflio WWW
'irttlnlvnit. ‘
Milo“ literate-t prominent oi our
own:- are the Burden clients. the
Crrpon eliecto, the Groundinr clients.
on well n n Jorge vnriety oi the more
closely woven characters. The limiti-
pil’eity In that.» in all those weaves
molten this an nnsortttirnt irotn which
it ‘ls o pleasure to choose.
Two elects that we trite special
pionnuro In coiling your attention to
err o'grenndine ground with bayndere
eilk stripe and driller nod wool crepon
in n hcnutlinl (‘licfli ‘Ienign. making a
very I‘hi‘lil‘live drone ”Jilt’l‘il ior $18.00
and 320.1») the pattern.
The grrnndiue weaves this reason
are seemingly“more beautiful than
over. coming as they do in an almost
endless variety and wealth oi richness.
including many dilierent width stripen
and diilerent nizen oi chunks. together
with pininer and more cottservntivo
Wenven. They have been bought in
mob length: that there will not be
whirl might be called a “liood oi them.‘
“3* are having npeolnlly smut soiling
with Home 1391'. Black Borges. Tho.- 00"
round has increased as rapidly an the-
goods have been .exntnlnedwcuslornere
have been delighted with the allowing.
80A P.
Violette do l'nrrne. 504' box {or 2:»
to clear out the. lot in very short order.
. ?W'.
llAliK PLAIDS.
T'ht Wmll Goods department l’lTll‘i'il
dark plaids and fancy strip. gomls.
regular lite. and mat.
route a yard
ounlltlm. for s
A divided lmrgaln.
LINERS.
Soil ilnlah.
.tre editable [or making line
center-pierce. e11.
lmtt grader at Truth linen and sell on
high on 31.25 :1 yard. We oilor this
lot at .3411 vents 11 yard.
doylioe,
Rolls ol Beauty
Wall Paper
tit-nights la whnt you will llnd in our
ltnltthtmno' I'lprilig nun. tlur repute-
our Iilarriminnting tut-t1» i11 noiwtlnu
the lion/w of "11- «low-inner and the 1111111.
iifnt'Ittrrr, in no nitlu-pmul llutl eunu-
mvnt in nutter-teeny.
Well 15pm.
Paint-1v Erwin
Winter“;
Motor-Wow volt-med.
Witt-mad hard-r.
Wanner-Imus.
mm.
1! WWW Dirndl,
m iiorwnlll.
Ml
.. 41 gm no.
ummm
A out prior on it lino grade that ought ,
.lti-in. wide goods that; button) ....................... '3.50,I.50. 5.30.
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
They are the voryV
in nil vnrlety oi new inhaler. mum nod .
tion for nrtintle wnll thwmttiom. 11ml.
SOUTH
Ready to Prove it.
i
l
l
l
:53 pairs double threntl tooth inte
, curtains. ill yd». long..........,
it) pulls heavy chenille trunnion, i
1 ytin. long, heavy fringe top and
NORWBLK.
.11.»;
5qu Spring Dress
We hate taken great care in our selection of Spring Diane
Goods, and we have endeavored to secuto the choicest productiontl
of the host European and American manufacturers.
fine collection has been prepared for this season. «We are receiv-
ing new goods for this department daily.
«lili-
All unusually
9100121 "Dutch cocoa.
We have arranged with the importer: of Crooter Dutch Cocoa to‘servc this dc-
licions beverage Tree to our customers all of this week
The importers are giving a
pretty souvenir spoon to every purchaser of a can of the celebrated Cocoa.
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Gazette Building, 'Norwalit, ,Cpnn.
SW S) hunt
NORWALK.
WHAT. 9 That “’0 how lit-tier Wills and lower price» than any other
house in the inn t' itlw. WHY. " Rename Ito deal in t ntuplete "till“? Fumisltiugs.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
E Bent Wool Smyrna Rugs, 30x60.
' Moquette and Axmlnster Rugs. 30x60
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
ltlpnim line inveourlnlm ................. 50c flail Ii. cxtmqunllly ultulou shades" i01"'
:lxti it. honvi opaque ”trump.
heavy Tm tlndo or love flingnsli
.............. Jon and 500 eat-ii
15th) nil colon: wood curtain pole.»
lime ends, ready to i1ung.....
3|.98 and $2.50
‘ l 32.50
o—pwce parlor suits. . . I
....... $23 40 45 50
3-111}. solid oplt bedroom
suit. ........ $19
Solid onit linrd turned dining chain...“
... minim?» soot E 1 1111011 - Gawain» ....
all
stock with a rush.
l
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. ll 0 make one averafrc pt ice on evorytltin" 111 the entire stale.
This 18 0110-11an the mice the same goods used to sell i'or.,
This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.
We want (lining tho next. week hundreds 111010 to take advantage
In, ,
u
The idea of making this 1111p.11'.1|lo?ml ollL-t' is to clear out. the
: The opportunity for buying :1 111033 at these pt Ices is unsur-
passed and the choice 13 excellent, Tor we today have the largest
Dress Goods stock 111 South Nurwnlk, and you Will save anywhere
from $2 to $3 on a dress pattern.
Just think of it; $2.50 today will buy more goods at the
South Norwalk Boston Store,
no WASHINGTON STREET. . “
Than $5.00 would anywhere else in town.
George R. VanAlotyne, Proprietor
CHICKEN FOOD.
no FOOD.
gFancy ll Broken
5 Crickets
l$l.00 per bait-oi
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Grand Central llarlet,
RAILRDAD PLACE.
Wonk-Into and title" denier» in
Fresh and Bolt Fish.
Oynlrrn, Clam
Boonilopo, Lobelern.
Vegetables;
111.11} mm «mm 1' oil rim
11111.11 puma.
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