Almorth, of Congo aveu
, but: out with a handsome
'9‘ lootwood. of New Ha-
ding a tow days with llr.
Jill!!! L. Hoyt. of (love
fir. Nye gave a talk In the Boot
nhool yesterday morning
very much appreciated by
and scholars.
native veal. East Ave. Mk.
l. Merriam will load the 6:15
nesting. Sunday night. in tha
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
1. will be 9 special meeting of
rd- and trustees of the East
Methodist Eplacopal church.
. morning. at 10:40 sharp in
’ parlor. 0
m carpenters in the employ of H
W, of East Norwalk have return-
We from Norfolk Conn. whim
have been building a handsome
. residence forthevioe'presiilont
commie college.
Kraut: N. Paddock who hall been in
tyne ind. the past few months.
been obliged to return to his home
‘ rhlorwnik. an be Is sulfarlng
rheumatism very badly and the
_ did not agree with him.
”Pork and samage. loo. E. A. Mix.
«nook lbloves entered the hon meat
71%;. W. ’l‘. Gray. at 95 Strawberry
:vlilll, chno‘duy night. and robbed it
of all It contained The thief will not
' and to make another tall as Isha (fl-38'
«(palm of keeping fowl: in the future.
Thursday. during tho afternoon r.»
{at It the East Norwalk Ivrhool. Ralph
Decker and nine lloiuzloman engaged
in I play spoil. During tho struggle
of fut the blade of a knife was forced
into the call of ilolnzieman’n leg about
an inch. Dr. llakor dressed the wound.
No blame is atlaoflml to Mutt-r Dorit-
Cl'. '
new. A. J. Smith will preat'h tomor-
row morning at the Boat Art-nun
Methodist Episcopal vhurm. 'l'lIn onto
m of his diamurse will be- Forgiven
to Purgivo. 'l‘htv Rovivhl band will
hold its morning in tho’llwture'mont
It tho usual hour. At the evening MP
vice'lter."WiIllam .l. (triggeriheim. the
' . ho! preacher from Bridgeport. will nul-
silt and preach for tho pastor.
‘ —'-il‘lne native veal.
East Ave. hilt.
Tier. I). (.7. Nye. who Inadv- illt'h :t
favorable imprvrmion at the1 Bani Nor—
wulk mans uttering as pram-hm: ova-
tor Ind patriot, has mnuontod to giro
his famous» ln'mr». The ”M I'antwn.
ill, lite lint-rut of the Salli Avenue
,, Lndies’ Aid moiety next Thursday
night. As this was tho only (late the
lecturer could ho nerurotl. tho weekly
prayer meeting will In- Ivhanged to
Wednesday night. in order that the
public may Til'iil' this nolml Itponltml in»-
forc his return stI.
«Pork and sausage, loo. l}. A. ilk.
About fifty young people.- attended
[the Bpworih League mwial lam night
“ 83 the homo of th» Minutes Viola and
1‘ all?“ Taylor. in Gregory lmulevnrtl.
The programmo invltulod piano rotor--
tions by Minna-s Stalin Randall and
Dim Ainaworth. recitation. l'rmi
Hm; duet, violin and piano. idiom
min Day and Jessie Bronson. prayer.
flurry Hoyt. Gamma Its-r» enioyml and
Mruhlnentn iron- nerve-Ii The tour
in“! in chug» of tho dilut- onvnlopn
W that 0th #50 had two toi-
install through them. and thin mun
would more than pay the balanre on
WWW The not-lety in our of tho
_ tut flourishing in tho rhun‘h.
mama.
«w "ill! in both» from a visit in
Wu h. Stevens is visiting friend-
licw York city.
In. A. I Billions spout yontrrday in
with Mr daughter.
W mould unclaimed at Ihe
pom-oilimr for Mn. Auguvta
‘ .m Hum finite
“ll Woods. of (firmer Theological
, is commit a rhort Yfldfl'
it No horn: on I’m-Inert lllli.
m ll. tom. falhrr of am.
i Sham. of mole armour, Iiiml
.W hold in linuihiyn. Wpdnmday.
Mo on In. Sherer'v mother
MHMinwn will learn Row
M April l to mldr with hot
n! in Hill. Dir. Think will
‘ ll, ham rotated by sin
Wan-vou-
h the llnptlld t-iiurrh lord’s
. at it“. mom by
o. it. HM Ilium-n,
to m in “In.
The «taint Iaad‘o ”away to
launch E. minor new voila driver
did not pron a mm. at
the water was not of anilciant bright.
W. F. Council. of Norwallt
who oontramd to cart tho. four and
a half ton hoisting» angina from the do-
pot to the shore. war alao unfortunate.
The truck had hardly proceeded a bun—
dred feet when the: heavy load caused
the wheels to bruit through the coat-
lng of..cruched stone and sink to the
hubs in the sand. Jack-terns Invert
tenured and the journey has baton ro-
Minted.
mm "D um.
Drama 3. c. Stillman is having 0.
t‘. Bowen repaint his residence.
Miss Essie Fitch. of Noroton. has
purchased a new bicycle and is learn-
ing the art of riding.
James Haliorin has opened a liah
and vegetable market near the poat~
once at Noroton Center. I
An entertainment will be given in
tho Town Hall. next Wednesday night.
by the band and other: from the Con-
net‘tlcui School for the Blind '
...—....
lvanhoe Castle. Knights of the Gol-
Iion Eagle. conferred the (Inmader’s
degree on two randidatro. last, night.
After the. work an olahorate aupprr
was served. Grand Chief Mastin. of
llanlmry. was preaeht. and members of
his staff. among whom were: Past
Grand (.‘hief llarvry lnigh. New lin-
vep; Past (irhnd‘lfhlef, Alfred Men
will. Now York: Grand Vic.» Chief .i.
W. Hurt. New Haven: Grand Master of
Rewards A. ll. Reynolds. Bridgeport;
Grand High Prion: Pharles E. Jones.
New Haven: Grand Keeper of E»
I-heouor (loorge A. Sanford. New llu-
van: Grand Sir Harald John A. Walk~
or. New Haven. and DistriI-t Grand
('hit-f George H. Wood. Bridgeport.
A horse Iva-s found yosterday by on
old soldim' in the woodland «not if
l’itrh's Soltliorn' lltzlmo in Norotou.
Tito mun. thinking that sumo mi»
rhiovous boys had pint-ml the born“
there. notified sumo folks living near
by. and was; informed that tho horn.“
had horn Iimi thorn and loft to tilt».
Human» (lilit'or Howler was informal
of the manor. He said it was too law
then to investigate the now. but would
do so in the morning. Law a sI-arvh'
lug pony wont to tho Illa“? but tho
hot-aw had been moved furthor into th-
woods and knoclirvl in the hood 'th-
pour into! was still alive and gimm-
lug. aTxh hr- horse in 3 lim- gonna! animal.
and there is no explanation of the dual
as yet. '
aonzzwa nun arr.
Bo Wont ton Bedding non-cud Kid
napptd his Ion.
James liolaor. of Stamford.
htough: himself into :I hire littlo ”ltk‘
vent“: the thunwn on that he will loud
in the muniy jail for a fcw wool.»
in violation of tho laws of tho stair
iu- iltlll taken his arm from tho charge)
of the t‘ounty llomo without permitt-
ohm from the iioarvl of County t'om‘
lulnniunt-rt‘.
liolzrr'u son .Tnhfl. a boy of iii. vino
t-ummlilul to the home last Septtl’iilttri.
it was, thou found that the lathe-r I-oulul
not proporly take care of and bring up
flit“ Tilly.
.ls tho honor wzm prrlty well l’l'UWIT‘
r'l it was flPt‘lilHl to put the buy out.
nnd ii nire plan-.0 was found for him
with John lie llrowiwr. a humor of
German ostraotitm residing in limb
Illug. Mr. and Min. I»? limother are
patron» of meant: and they took II great
«tool of interent in the boy
Thing» Wrnt along all right until last
Monday, when liolzor got it into his
head that ho mlil‘ll III-t- hln boy. llr
startml for nodding and rem-hm ilwro
into in lhl‘ attornoon. Aftor talking to
bill non tor a llttio time llt.‘ invitmi him»
wolf to stay at the 0t? llroechor’n housr'
all night.
Mr. lit» llrILtwhtr thought that was
l‘llllll“ rllnoity. but made no objection.
littring thr owning llolzor took moat
stop to sample the hard rider kept in
tho rwllni‘. and by but limo ho was
happy.
'l'lu- III-xi morning iII- got up with n
wry hug» hood and a burning thirst.
ll» visited tor mot» rider. Mr. l)»
lirmrhor told him ht.- hnal hail onough.
Jnmon got mud and ammo row-ago.
lite (inward billion.“ and went down
Hairs and while hlr. De lirorvher was
not looking toolt ”I! buy away. The
kidnapping wna noon dimivaml and
was lt‘tflil’lt’d to the itmidlnit authori-
Iim and to County Communion" Mil-
lrr. in lianhury. who haa what-gr of lilo
t'ounty Homo. An «lion wan Irwin Io
gt: llolzarr in fore ho left “Hiding. but
hf! mamml to avoid tho ollltrorn and
make good his «capo with that boy.
it won lmrnnd thin morning that ho
had arrival brunt: in litaniitlrd. and
stop- will to.» talisn to bring him to
inmmwliridnsport Pout.
ban
"it's a great loan!" flfihlm the
man who wairhna household am:
”It grout Ian."
“To what have: you Mama?" to»
mom] lib: wile.
"This rain that in to moot m»
hum of (Bonn-o from soiling emit!
martin not utully deli-rm
“M mm
norm; Haven donation who went
to Washington to secure tho ore-l»
dsnt's' inlmce toward an appropria—
tion for the defuse of New Haven har-
bor. was aulrtod by both Senators
Plait and Hawley. Both gentlemen
recognized the importance of their
mission and 'qu do all they can to
forward the plan. senator Platt was,
and about the prospect of war. lie
hold;
"1 think there is altogether too much
war Inllt. War is only to be contem-
plated with horror. and should not be
flippanily talked about.
'The United States must never en-
gage in it except. its a necasaiiy. the
necessity of defending its mansions
or its honor.
”We must have or var unless we
have a muse that shat .t. i y it in the
eyes of the world and to our own con»
sciences.
'I do not tilan the sober second
thought of the American people is for
war. and l believer that our relations
with Spain are susceptible of amicable
adjustment."
Senator Hawley'n activity during
these oxviting times in a matter of his-
tory. lle has hem in daily conference
with the ollloiala oi the war and navy
donut-intents during the last week in
reference to matters of ordnance and
fortifiraiiona. lie in especially inttrv
voted in the carrying out of thoiprovio
aloha of hi» bill named last week. pro—
viding for the enlistment of two addi-
tional rrgimentzt of artillery. in the
plans for tho reorganization of the- mil-
itary department. also. Secretary Algor
and tinnoral Miles approtvlatc the value
of hits oxporiouw an a general in tho
held and all tho head of the Sonato
rommittee on military affairs. Sena-
tor Hawloy depreeawn the sensational
ptlhllt‘fltlflnli which have declared war
between this romItry and Spain n doz—
un tlmm within the lust tow wot-its;
but Tlt‘ llt‘llt'h’t‘il tho country should an).
ply protm-I itself own in o tltm- of
profound pomp. At a time of Ilangor.
l't-fllillt' or imminont. the lief‘tl of thin
probation in, in his opinion, simply
cmphnsizml.
l’vrhllpn thorn in no H'l-lll' in tho I'n-
lon that how so many and so varied in.
Iitmrim an Main». Mormon alumni
any locality horonnd the mum at now
rooullo to the? business man 80TH? Diva-
l‘lfll industry. Horkluud silage-tits limo;
Mono. Sin»; \‘inalhavrn or llurriI-zmo,
granite: Auburn, Ithots; lmwihton and
liitltlvftrvl. mttou lmililllal'lllf‘f‘fi; Au-
gtmtu. lu~ and laws. lloulton and oth—
or Aroustook town». potatoma and
shinglu, not to mention lIuI-kwhmu'.
Winthmp. apples: Belfast. rats: Ens:-
porl. Bullion.
BA THRTJ [SNEA'TSX
HOYT'S THEITRE.
US ['2 t'oIIIIIIt'III‘iIIg
WEEK, MONDAY.
MATINEE Daily.
PAYTON'S
Big Comedy Company.
’Tl'l’llfillllml! tntw tho but. with tin-Ir tutu- of
mill‘anh‘i'HT Inc-worry nn-I umnsl “our I-t‘M-to.
Mill. ll.
i 'nmmo III'lIIg
T I' i’.“ ll.‘ \‘
’I'III-Iuiuy owning. Only a Partner's
Daughter. '
\Vt‘Illtl'htla\ motion. Eat-K Lyuuu.
u
owning. Alotto' ifl Loiulou.
Thursday IIIulinw Woman Against
“'ntuan.
'l'lIurwlIIy owning,
groin.
Frivlny Illnilllw All i Ilt’qufll .‘lultb.
" owning, l’iw linuiwr n Daughter.
Saturday Iuatinoo. Ton higliiv in n llur
limit).
Saturday owning, The (Mom u.
POPULAR I0. 20 and 30c.
lllCliS: Il'llllllll,10and,20
A Mvmluer of Cow
HOYT’S THEKTRE.
MONDAY, MARCH lei.
EASTER JULIUS SCHENBEL
firmvnm‘a lli‘v'ulr'l Il-vy T'llilll'll. Will “he n
rvwltul from Iln- Wn'll- oi "Wilbur". Wanna-r,
t’ittvplit. Liv”. Mendvlulwvl. .llnmvl. our.
SPEC I A I...
Tiw lllflliulfl'flit‘l". lint llm mutmvtwi tor tho
phwlng of "no Miiioiriwr .t Kon’a win»!
out thr- l’nlimi Siam, will prr-vm tiu' piano
whlvlt Mmrwrqu-Imm will we in tin- P'um
having «lit-slum! of tin- lIIrIrM-I numb" (Will'kv
win, A l’V'rHM‘fll" for it rv-trnlt' nf 973ml illr
pttro'lmwprll'rnrzlSeltlviriwr .t wuv’i plump
tor ill» Iwmm having «limo-ml of fill' wmrul
largo-i nmulw‘ruf tirlttvi'mlml Nitrolmtr luiiu'
pom!“ lowing lTi‘IKN‘VTU‘T flu: or.“ biglumt
number M ilrkrln.
I'm-"Italian: allot ilu' ruirwrl from tho
atom 11va HnnIIIiItI'wwlI-I-torl imm ilw nudi-
"WP. 'i'llll MANAHEMKN’I’.
“IIIOP‘TIWI LECTURE,
four of titltditemntn Ports
l'orwmaliy «th'ml by
him. ll. Hobboll Ham'hltbw.
i‘ z ' . .
mm nnnt ' “um um
”tuning of l’airiotlr tom and Vim.
oi llaltiedhip union will all"
linltlnhl'u.
Titian 25c. Imminent at this.
WIN! an or nan-ham tor mum mu
Ito-imi- at tiltndmliw’v. ilorwnih. and Plain-
Iod'o. Moth smalls. on and non Walton-w
lay, Marvin Inn.
MM .Ii‘ilil. 1W
mounting board planm in vwry wily Ilmvuzlt—T
some sun"
DAYS. '
With beautiful tailored garment.- in
which to enjoy them. Nowut and
moat effective style: over designed for
women's wear. New clotht, new col-
ors. new ways of trimming and new
linings. Treasurer!
Black Cheviot Serge, both in blouse
and reefer effects, plain tallormatle for
$10.00. Another style in the name ma-
terial, trimmed with hlaolt silk braid.
bionic éffeot, tailor llniahwlined with
rose satin liningwfor “2.50.
Camera-Hair. a beautiful blouse ef
foot that can be worn high button or
low button. with shirt waist or with-
outm silk—lined jacket and pertrallntr—
llntrl ihirt~~for stood.
lit-own Mixture. with rovers of
brown satin tuv'lted. blouse effort—-
' Black Goods.
Black (iomln
jacket lined with silk throughout and
skirt peroalinallned—for 320.03).
Chelyiot Serge. reefer style, taffeta.
silk-lined coat and skirt~tailor finish
«for $22.00. Home shape suits in con-
tor. mode. mule: blue. old blur and co-
vert! at the some prior.
Broadcloth, in blue. black and culm-
colors. hamlmmely trimmed with sev—
eral rows of rich black silk tIr mohair
braid—«oilk-linevl new: and pert'aiino
linml blill’lh‘. for 8231»).
Changeable Whipcordn. reefer mat.
tailor finisha-ooat lintd ’throtnthout
with tannin slim—for $23.0».
WASH WAISTS.
Advance line 'for tho now waiat even-
:on of "Kilt." Latost styles and mm-
plete assortment of site’s: tintv
potlhllvlo to vvlott.
host
MEN‘S WillTE SHIRTS.
Llnml frcn' and bark. linen liosvtllli.
pats-Iii ntwlt hand—Now York Lilli»
muslin-4’0: only if: touts.
MEN’S Sl-XYKWEAR.
New l'f)"l"'l0n of Flows and String
Tint. lII olemnt quality, for 2.3 toms-
rut-h. Also :Ill-ailk innit-rials and l—in-
Hands. for 1!?» routs each.
m o. M. READ co.
”DOW!
pons, plain and figured mohairs. Simi-
ians. Henrietta: and larger.
Silks.
New silks. for spring and
-..
gwrar in changeable Militias plain and
=tigurml tolfotas. plain
mtluSfiL'lllli‘ (it: solo and Liberty silk.
The most complete assortment of
we have ever shown. in—
cluding all tho latest woawa in cro-
summer
and figured
TRISTRAM SI HY
No. 2 Gazette Building.
av" mu
1 I
Mo
Sateen and Moreen
Skirts.
Our flotsam and Moreen Skirts am
":3th in the very best style and of the
best materials.
Black Saloon i'mhrelia Skirts..$l.lm
Black Sateen l'mbrolla Skirts
Cur'lttlrume........,....- ....... $1.22.}
W
SOUTH
iii [mini lino lave curtain»
'” "I paint double thrmal broth latt-
curtains, 3i ydn. long...
It! pain- hanvy (fhflllllt: t'llflllillil, 4
yds. long, heavy fringe top nlul
boilotu......................
83 Washington St,
So. Norwnlk.
41.33
£3.50, 4.50. 5.50‘
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
Smile“ 8) Root
NORWALK.
Ready to Prove it.
«lili-
jllxli fl liedvy o] latte ins,
helvy litre «indoor (1' me .....
r ............ . .......... not and 5042th
i 300 all colon wood enriain polt4
bra-Is ends, manly to hang..... ....... 25o
SCOT ll
D & HOYT,
"'5
will
OPENING OF NEW svvlvv Buss“ Goons,
' ”Saturday, March 20th.
r
Our Colored Dress Goods stock contains all the wry latest Spring Novdiita,
including Silk and Wool Mixtures, Irtidetctnt Efforts, Bourrlles, Tonontd C ambula-
dons, and Silk and Wool Plaids.
Black Satmn l'mhrclla Skirts,
Double Corded Rune ......... ....‘lfl
Fine liaiian Cloth Skirt. Silk
Rollie .. ........................ 83.50
Black Moreen l'tnbrelln Skirt..32.‘li
Black Morton Umbrella Skirt.
Double Ruffle ................ $2.95
Black Moreen Umbrella Skirt. Em-
presv Bat-it ...................... $3.00
Changeable plum Skirts ..... 82.85
Silk Skirts. Changeable and Black.
85.75 and 86.50
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Notwalk, Ct.
NORWA LK.
WHAT. 9 That no how hotter good» and louor- prime than any other
honor in tlw [no I ltiw. Wll\. " liwatm- tu- tltnl’ Ill l'oittplvto Home Furnishings.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
Best Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60. ‘
Moquettc and Axmlnste‘r Rugs. 30x60
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
...:o 330; ft. tvxtrnquallty window Kinder“ lilo 5-1“?th Dill'TUl' Sl.it5_ ’
$1.93 and $2. 60
i l $2. 50
$23, 40, 45,50
Hm. solid oak bedroom
suit.........,.......$19
_ Solid oult hard called dining chain...“
v
Club Building,
Norwnllt.
Luthy, 8110.; l i
Allah. i i t t
Iver Johnson. l l.
American Traveler. i
Rochester; t t l
Waverly. t l l t
do?
ifll;¥;"‘
‘”3~I
Horse
e
..fl—II-II»; «ml
1;:
”J
!
£0" ,3.
,7
Goods,
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable: Bicycle Dealer
in the Norwalks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
«tBICYCLESl»
AND
r
FRED. ll. GANUNG,
Bicycle Department
Carriages, Wagons, Fine Harness,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Brand Within oi Kla‘Blcnolta and Carriagesfiaiutdnn. Nth. Wilt.
Each visitor will be prevented with a ton dollar bill of the (lonfotlorato Billion.
Luther M. Wright,
no or I nun In hnllln Inn
Norwalk Chronicler