“i matting ot the Union
will he held tonight.
8. I. Allen has moved from High
street to John H. Knapp's house at at
West strept. ..
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I.
I. ‘Qishoa is setting to music
,.*a£nt3ta written by Rev. D.
!' .
Arion flinging society.
'> ”T‘s—n...
dues Kittyoirots. ‘ot Brooklyn, is
will slow I”! With “in land
mutiny. or him street.
Philip Pirlinapp. oi ‘The Croiut &
Knapp communion plinth Norwslk.
this morning. for . ton.
The Cba _ ,.stl‘rat;haaeball nine‘boat
the Belden’ aVendb club by a score at
35 to 30. Saturday afternoon.
1!:
The bans,“ on... or James Fa-
gan and App Spragnewere announced
- at St. Mary's church. yesterday.
itoy J6nea. 6! this city. sings bass in
’ tho Wesleyan .Giea club [concert at
Hoyt's Opera limbo on April 61b.
Miss Grace Hasiland. oi Vauar col-
lege. Ponghheepaie. N. Y.. is at her
home in Southaiorrplh {or the Easter
vacation.‘j ”an; ‘r tr.
lliss Ethel Sister. of Seymour place.
returned today from Brooklyn. where
she has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
A. J. Nailing! » , '~
The directors or the Patricia County
Savings habit hire declared the usual
semi-annual di idend at the rate oi t
permtpfiralifi. ,':‘ .
.‘1 c
lira. H. E. leach, of New York. (or-
merly of South Not-walk. was the guest
My momma“ Mrs.
Charles hi. Lawrence. 01 Lowe street.
James Dean was‘srresged for drunk—
enness Saturday night by Gutter Ban
tram. oi the Nos-walk squad. In the
Town Court, this morning. he was tin-
ed 35. He went to jail.
A rehearsal o! the Adoption degree
will he held tonight by the team oi
Uncas Tribe. No. 20%. Imp. 0. R. l.
it will be conferred tomorrow night on
seven candidates.
George 1(usterer. 25 years old. a
butcher who kept} market at Madison
ind North amués. Bridgeport. corn-
bitted suicide by swallowing two mm-
‘m at arhnllc ac..t Saturday.
Patrick Barkley. of Cedar street.
who underwent a very delicate and
sauce-slot operation in the New York
hospital. has returned home. and is at-
tending to his gal business.
boa—m“
John C. Bya’bee. of Ileriden, has
made a denial of the report that he
was to be the new superintendent oi
the Connecticut fichool for Boya. He
says he would not take the position
under any om ,
Ilr. and lira. Edgar H. For. oi West
street. entertained s. small company oi
young people. Saturday night. in honor
at their guest, meets Thompson. or
(lreenleld. Haas. Games were played
%and a dainty collation was served.
/
ller. 7. A. nausea. pastor oi the
Nora-lit Itethodiat church will run--
aosbtediy be returned to llorwalk. by
f
. L, _c. (gratin has been appointed ad-
ministratgr of the estate of Theodore
I can.
‘ Hr. and, tire. J. irving banning. of
School that. will more to New‘Yorh
city this your. ,,
“Matching." lodge. Sons of at.
George. will visit Pioneer. logge. of
Bfldgm Wt
Itiaa Mathew Curtis. oi Norwslh.
while abroad will make a study oi
A round. table‘dlacussion upon The
goods of Norwalit will take place at
the Central eluh' tonight.
the Edward parts. at Dsnbury. n
agnast at her parents. In and tin.
W. B. Parks. oi France street.
A bearing upon the administration
otthalaryWoatate-ili beheld
in the Probate court. Tuesday after-
noon. ‘ '
"A special communication oi Old
Well lodge, No. 108. i“. and A. it, will
he held tomorrow night. Work. third
The Commencement exacts“ oi the
Center school will tslte place in the
Norwalk Watts! church Tues-
day ereailtg, April 12. <
Regular wwkly meetings otConcord
Division, gotta oi Temperance. and
Our Mars loose. i. o. o. a, will
be held tonight.
The Contral club will give an Easter
Tuesday ‘ . party April 2. at which
monitors and their gentlemen friends
will be entertained.
iter. D. it. Seward has written an
W muhrwhlch will probably be
rendered at the Norwaik Congrega:
tidnal church. Easter Sunday.
ltpraestuan ltartin Kellogg has
completed the'moviog or the Norwsik
library and Contractor liailrin is now
getting the fixtures in position.
Eiforta are being made to arrange a
basket ball game between the Danbury
Y. ll. C. A. and Company F's first
train at the Armory tor nest Thurs-
day evening.
W‘ White. the twelrsycar-
old son oi Alanson White. oi Bedding.
ham flee filled with powder one
darlsst week by the premature ex-
plosion o! a cannon.
The tnncralot George E. Buckmsn
was held Sunday afternoon from the
residence of his iwother. Joseph Burk-
man. in Halo street. Norwallr. Rev.
C. I. ilelleck outdated.
*llrs. William H. Smith. oi Morgan
arenttc. who was run down by s bicy-
clist while crossing Wall street. Satur-
day. was badly shaken up. but no aer~
ions results are anticipated.
Raymond Brothers have a large con~
tract in Greater New York. covering
two years’ delivery. ior drain pipe,
brick, sewer brick. paving brick. stole,
dynamite. and other goods
Toe Young Woman's Christian Tem-
perance Union will meet this evening
at 1:15 sharp. with Itlss Annie Hislop.
of "Washington street. The atten-
dance oi all members is requested.
Bishop Coadintor Brewstors will ad-
minister the rite oi confirmation at
St. Paul's church on Sunday. April 7.
Confirmation instruction will be given
at the chapel on Tuesday and Thom
day evenings.
~ii you like a mild. Inc and pleas—
ant char, try an imperial Crown.
A meeting or the Noramake Fish
Carat club will be held at the Von Cy»
rte sad Hardwarn company's m
Wednesday erasing at 3 o'clock. linso
loans at Import-ace will he transact-
ed. '
W.,'8. ., ltartssaat is exhibiting
' sprtu llama: matting. oil cloth. the
pirates. sum ruse. baby carri-
aau and almost anything in the way
or tar-hm He has the m {or
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Tits-that!” ‘ or the uncut
War ‘4.anhaol‘willbsh'ald
mum-manna“
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Catholic Union council. K. at (3.. will
meet tonight. * x
it. H. Golden was in Danbury Bat-
urday. adjusting a tire loss.
There will be a whiat play It the
Centrl club this afternoon. ’
O
The German and Prenchclasaes met
at the Central club today. g
A telephone will be placed in the
town clerk's oilicc tomorrow.
The Norwallt Library directors will
hold a meeting Friday evening.
Work upon the Wall street bridge
will be commenced next Monday.
Horace Gibbs. of Arch street. is en-
tertaining his brother from Bridge.
port.
Clarence Osborn and bride will rc-
turn irom their extensive bridal tour
tonight.
Ollicers Hunt and Kcnney acmutpan-
led this morning Town Court prisoners
in Bridgeport.
TheNorwalk NethodiatSunday H‘hOOl
has raised 8172,91 tor miasionn during
the past year.
The Norwallt library in ready (or
hostile“ in its new quarters in the
Norwalit club building.
Miss Bertha bane. of Crescent Tcr—
race. went to New Haven. Saturday.
and remained until today.
Willie Malone. son of John historic.
:ri’ Norwalh. who is critically ill oi
Bright's disease. continues very low.
Marvin Brothers are impro’t'ing their
property in Washington street. in
(root of Edward H. Parahall's restau—
rant.
John T. Smith has sold bin proper-
ty in Glenwood nrcouc to Martin
Spahr and will soon more out oi town.
Two at Mr. iirnith's soon have recently
enlisted in the navy.
Landlord Wain in over looking alter
the comiort and health of his guests.
None but the purcat und cleared oi
spring water is now lliititl for drinking
purposes in the large dining-room.
The committee upon the proposed
pumping station to h» need as an nus-
iliary to Norwailt's watnr supply will
beconaidered at a Joint meeting with
the Norwalk water board tonight.
Selectmen Merrill and Lynne will go
in Bridgeport tomorrow to attend the
meeting of tho' good roads commit»
of the state legislature to behold at
the court house to «litmus the proprie—
ty oi otate roads.
Roy. J. McClure Bellows. rector oi
Grace church, to ill of the grip. He
was obliged to give up during aervico
yesterday morning, and go home. Her.
Alexander Hamilton preached the «ar-
moo.
The pool and Millard tables in Old
Well Hook and ladder company's
quarters have been thoroughly reno-
vated and are in ilrstnclasa condition.
The members are getting ready to
hold a tournament in the near (more.
Some boys were floating around on
a raft on Derry's pond satnrday when
the structnrc went to pieces and gave
the youngsters an icy hath. One of the
hon would have drowned had not some
older persons heard rriea for help and
came to their seal-lance.
Iaiaad Mathis Daughters.
deattle.
Bebelderup. a well-known insurance
solicitor was shotrand billed by E. II.
Bradley. a prominent contractor at the
corner at Third and Cherry streets in
the presence of a large crowd or thea-
oathecorasrwattiagiorilisanesote
Bradley with whom he was going to
the concert at the tissue. instead oi
being met by the mag woman he was
by her father. who. without saylac
Wash. larch 28ml. 1". l’
315 can
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Pratt’s Food.
H. 0. Feed.
$25
$40
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Colonial Smiling Food.
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L‘owwtonssbr:
, :w nCllng pooch“,
, .‘2 “ i“ ”White cherries.
2 “ “ Borhleti. pears, “
3}“ “ Baked beans,
3 N ‘5 ‘5 6‘ (m
1 It H H ‘6
Lawton,
Phone 138-2.
We get the. someprice for our oats as
other dealers, but sell the best, and screen
thoroughly.
Any old mtg should lie fed the best
oats if they cost no more.
Good oats and good service arc bring—
. ing us come-again customers.
Buy Oats that’s (-lcau.
tron rormm': '
For prcpnri its
that tb
IiIllillliilllilliliiit900.00.iillllllllldliiOlllll
Bicycles.
Prices to Suit the Times.
South liorralk Hardware Company.
Biéycles.
Tillotson 8: Mills.
Superb Midtown Gunning.
Saturday, londay and Tuesday,
You are mrtlinlly invitcd to inspect an exceptionally line line or
Choker. Spring Mouton.
’ TILLOTSON a MILLS.
to mount sum. out mot, can.
Easter Cards and Novelties
COMPLETE LINE oi"
Bibles, l’rayct' Books and Hymnal».
Baxter Bibles, flexible covers, $1.00 and upwards.
WILLIAM F. BEERS,
Telephone call NH.
iliiiiiiiliitiiililiii.
lain pnttina in a bid
for your trade. l‘mean toeonvinea you,
sooner or later. that it
:1an um is what
0'
you want. is it non i'relniom mam»
[or your inter-
ail warrant an
it only rrmallts with you to a» m»
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Whole cod, thick and white.
limb
sat-sealaeseeas-seuo
iii lire. sugar...,................ai
'I bats Ba 'a or Qlone snap.......
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Manuel T. Hatch.
A milliliillll. lllGll SGHO0L
ninety-live per cent. of
National Reputation
For outline 0! minute courses,
Department (I.
15c, , mo
12c, ‘ . 15c
10c, “ 13c
6c, “ 8c
Sim.) 6c, “ 10c
4c, “ 6c
Co it 300‘!!!
0, Ill! 81'.
young men and women for tyrosine-rut.
THE FACT
is school nuttuoll‘y places over
. to
graduating
clan. has given it n
for high-toned work.
nddreu the principal.
M. A. MERRILL.
$30
$50
Melt. 26, 28, and 29.
40 WALL ”THEM. NORWA LK.
Minumo.
Oneal thalaadlng Hotelaol Weatern
Connectian '
I0! llii 60H) ll'llil mill.
Wemahea apecisltydl’arh amm
Imported Fine Wines, Honors
and cm
“Wilma!“
WI IA" A WWII”
Banquets, and Sunday
Course Dinners, sous.
. Joann L. wanz.
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SPRING FABRICS FOR ,1
(iiughams and Cambrics }
Are going to be worn very y this year. We have anticipated it, .
ghow you a line of, both, of the very lawn designs. ‘
'l‘o liven up tradepwo offer today, one (use of
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard.
Extra good quality and choice
Special sale of _, ‘
Counterpancs, at 69c, 75c and $1.00 eat:
EDWARD STREE
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Conn.
$35.
Up to Date, SPEAR’S
ouauaureeo lN EVERY BICYCLE}
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DETAIL.
Cameras and Snows.
FOX CYCLE it HARDWARE 60.,
no Waahln
HARDWARE, ititfi’dtfifl’tfi'uc.
It’s a Pleasyre
to show the clothes you buy from us toyonriallyall '
gentleman triends. They are so stylish. so 1W .
The style stays because they’re made right. of the right cloths.
too. Theliningsarebonestand the prices are fair and toads...
See our windows. step in the store and note our treat-II.
our methods: you'll not wonder then at our big success.
J" ‘
We take especial pride in our line of Ready-to-Wcar Snita' ,
At $12 and $14.
We also take pleasure in showing them to all caller» » '
All the new style COLLARS from size 12u‘np. Snit-
able for Ladies as well as Young Men. ' 0
Open every evening until nine o’clock.
DAVIS, THE TAILOR.
Clothier. Hatter and Furnisher.
Maltacltemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
sum...”mm """"""""" M
Is what is wanted in Life l nimrance. ;
you have if you carry a policy in the y . at ,
ticut (’iencml Life insurance (30me
Hartford. If you are not insured wrl ,
particulars to S. 8. L’Hommcdicu, W
Old Gold and 811‘
Oldfioltlot'flilmdlny ummmmm
Watches, Chains, Jewslty,iipoona, ete., in anyouatlitial.
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Norwalk Chronicler