‘l
i
y
attitudes. ‘
cloudy my» Tiered”
liorth
and daughter
a several
liiaa ‘
Walt-mmm
seem Gilhdniag or the
can fit, will use
May.alMIM&
‘ 9.1;. 33”.. lint
. u,-
llonday
F. C.
‘gttheltlo
phi untouc-
hatetnlseveniag. Therewillhespec-
lalnnsic.
Butler lodge will meet tonight and
cantor the inltiatory degree. Arrange-
tnants will be made to go to Bridgeport
gett loaday night. to visit the lodge
in that place.
Bomcottheladyiltginbersoitheltt-
. risen liethodist Ipiteopal church met
at lira. Catherine Johnsons and or-
unlied the lit irih Raine circle oi
Kings heighten. ”Vi
lira. Catherine Mulcahcy. Who had
been ill the past two years at sauna.
died last night at her hm. 95 lain
street. Norwalk. 'nl'e hauled will be
held from St. W'sgphuroh'. Friday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Gilbert 8. m mil, of Fe-
ru. has nt‘ovodrinto the m illi-
hart tnrtn atl'Cranbury, recently purch~
need by hint. . ‘
A. dolulalts Itan sold his due hay
team thllir. nayraolul ot'l'arrytown.
N."°Y., who will than as leaders ror
his tourilnrhsnti. ‘
m
‘ -i!ot cross buns ordered at antith' .
3! Iain street. will be delivered in
tiate tor breaktast. .
Gould lily Bandit! has left the cut—
plo‘r 01%ng Lite luauro
snap comm. lid the place is liiod
by Arthur 1'. «lorrianl. at South Iialn
street.
lipSarshl’artrIehhasaolda
hopes and in containing about tour.
acres on the Wolf Pit ltills road. near
Newtown avenue. to Dr. and lira. John
Brands", of Cranhury.
The Hungarian Sick and Benefit so-
ciety will presetu a threesct comedy.
The Peanut Girl. in German“ Hall.
next lionday night. A dance will fol-
low the play.
Rev. Ill. 3. Robbins. of Norwalh. will
give an ”Justrated lecture this evening
in the Immanual Baptist church
Bridgeport. Subject. Signaling [or a
Pilot. Three sets ol pilot signals will
be used as illustrations. ‘
~ "The regular meeting of the Nor-
alh Camera club will be held this ev—
ing at the Central club-house. be-
ginning at 8 o'clod. This will be an
evening with flashlights. All the mem-
. Jag will bri their cameras. »
Mlhhehsha division. dons oi Temper» i
once. will entertain the Brand dirty illness Tribe 1 0. it It. am last
ion this afternoon and tonight In
night. Thomas Robbins. who return-
Grand Army H." South 3".” street. ed hoate this week lront a two months'
A“ m “”9“" will be held-rennin! :55} in E land. gore a description oi
’ unitary obligation
viiiapotlda
The public mm to stander .-
-—llot cross buns lor breakfast. Good
Friday morning. tirdcr at nuith'a. 39
”In! Wall- »m 1”.
Checrinl Y ys. 1‘ na-
ting book by 'mmlknl
glaoon. has been selected this week by
the ladies' um cm the
public library. The club will or enter-
tained on Tuesday. the 12th.
Tainadgc Baku. oi 64 West start.
The chart {or the sale of scale tor
Colonel lngersoll's lecture opened this
morning at Pisisted's and Glendenlng' a
-drug stores. The prices. 26. 50 and 75
ants. have been placed In the reach at
everyone asthbslayhetheiarton-
portnnlty to hear thé great orator in
this city.
The Yale {acuity has announced that
diploroan will be given to all seniors
who are required to leave the univer-
sity hoihro ag on account at
It is expected
thptaltnsivnraltin sad noiinges in the
country will take similar action. as
thin rule prevailed in last
met, J. MD will leave Stant-
tordtoiorrowl‘or ”in Donnie. where he
of weeks visiting
hi brother. Upon his return he will
gum Mala totahechnrgeot
the era's W In that city it»—
nor has It that llrt Donahue will
shortly loin thetranhn oi liraedlcts.~
W Advocate.
«The nested stirs Norwsllt. will
away a hasntltai colored picture
the hattieihlp‘ W
itailroad coatpany
be absorbed by
res and Hart-
w"Other branches about»
are Mthe Maintained and New Canaan.
If! .
i 8 to continitlfe. baa'
hls' irip.a'p deikhted the members
with his literati" talk.
«on:
Mrs. cathedral». oi Grope's reser—
‘Wr. within! “liner spending a few
ms with “her «neuter. lira. r. (7.
er . and Washington
will WE‘Bouth Nomik nest
wggh for town. to Join her sons
Attorney Wllilaat Kennedy. oi Naug-
t L it. a member oi Democratic
ode arangc-
ments to have William J. Bryan speak
in Waterbury Friday. April l5 He will
also speak in Naugatucit the sarne day.
The quarterly meeting oi the Nor—
waik Baptist Church society was held
last nldht. Reports were read. attor-
which it was voted that the rcsignailon
oi the pastor. itev. P. It. Robbins. be
acted upon at a special meeting oi the
moiety. in be held April in.
~0rdcr your hot cross buns. delivered
tor hreahiaot (loo-I Friday. at Smith’s
39 llaln street.
Members tfi' tho Norwslh Water
Board claim that the action oi (their
man Mead in asking the City Council
oi Norwsllt to call a special city meet.
log for the disco-ion o! the proposed
water supply is pee-attire They si-
lege that Mr Mead was to draft a re—
port and present it to the committee
for limiter Wins. Instead oi
tasting the draft for a lull report.
. liepreaeltallve Iluloell. oi Connecti-
cut, has preseatod to the House peti-
tions iron the Congregational c'rrh.
the Vlrnt Baptist church and the
Young People's Christian Endeavor
society at West Woodstock. praying tor
the easctneat of legislation to prohib-
it the sale at lntoalcotiag liquors in
public buildings and the passage oi a
hill forbidding the interstate traasw
mission at lottery and other "not!"
‘natterhyml.undtopratect
“r
' natal-o . oa..assvsra.
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The Norwalh Ire mosaics held
last night. followed bruta-
sic and refreshments. * .
Contractor lllchael Lubrino will he-
gln work tomorrow on the “widening
of lower South ltain street.
The trot-wait Boston store will re-
lnain open tomorrow night until l
o'clock: but will be closed all day Fri-
day,
‘i
The trustees of Charles For. diseas-
ed. have purchased the Noah Wood
block at 32 and 34 ltaln street. Nor-
wail.
—0pening today at the iii-ea St.
John.
Mrs. C. ll. Randailpnd dalghtar,
Morris. are visiting ltr. and f ‘
Charles 8. Trowbrldga. South .
direct.
A party trout Concord division. Sons
oi Temperance. will visit Westport
division. Thursday night to witness
the Installation oi oillcers.
Light Keeper Buchrldge. who has
charge oi the inner llghtlto at Bay-
broolt Point han received (rpm
the government to discontinue the light
at; noon as war is declared.
A horse driven by William ll: Barnes
who conducts the mill: route at the
late H. W. Raymond. tell down in
Washington street. this morning. and
broke the shafts oi the wagon.
«At H. A. Smith's. it! Main street.
hot cross buns delirered (or breakfast.
a.
at
Ten years ago tonight the iortnerly
lemons Gander club gave its second
annual ball [or the benefit oi the South
Norwalk public library Robert H.
Rowan was president of the club at
that time.
The llev Dr ichahod Sitatnono pas-
tor oi the First Methodist church. at
Hartford. formerly oi Norwsllt and
Danblll'l’. is ill at his borne. He had
the grip about a month ago had a wool:
ago a serious stomach trouble developv
ed. He Is very weak.
At the Thursday evening meeting in
the Norwallt Congregational chapel.
tomorrow evening. there will be a this
sloaary concert of great interest. The
liminlne has been arranged by lire.
Arthur 8. Hill. The pastor will con—
duct the meeting.
~~0pcning today at the Jim St.
John.
Mrs. T. K. Noble and Miss Dotha
Stone Pinneo will be in Bridgeport to-
morrow to attend a meeting of the ex-
ecutive board of the Connecticut State
Federation oi Women's clubs. The ol—
limrs oi the Waterbury Woman's club
which will entertain the Federation at
iln annual meeting next June. will he
in Iliti‘fldll‘ii" to arrange lor the meet—
hilv
At Raymond’s hall. shortly alter ii
oeioclt tonight. a tree lecture will be
given by Honour Fair on l' pasta rol-
lme and New Orange. N. J. anti ii
time permits some incidents oi ('ali-
lornia lite will be given. it". l'air
being an old Calllornlati. is aliply able
to say natething on the subject that
will interest. Every Scandinavian
heartily; welcomed.
WWW.
”Installation“ for Thirty
Days and final ”0 and Costs.
Andrew Foster was arrested in south
Norwalh. yesterday ailernooa. charged
with larceny. The complainant was
Tho-an C. Cavaaagh. the expression
roster was iorstnly employed by
Mr. Caraaagh. after his services had
been dispensed with. he entered lir.
W's bars. opened several
,treahsiastmnetttm.anetootoet
wearing WI and Mid luv
sishlngs sad asld ilteat.
Jam frost found ltd-tar guilty and
iatpnsrd a jail sentence at thirty iinyn
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Will '. & C0.,
Phone 138-.2
Perhaps all grain talk sounds alike to
you, but there 3 a difierence.
The difierence is in the grain. where
it should be not in the talk.
ask you to accept my word, but ask you
to investigate.
Buy oats that 8 clean.
“WELT. HATCH.
livered,
any time, free.
I don t
15¢ .
13c
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6c
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THE FACT
that this achool annuall
ninetyofirn per ocular!
class, has given ltw a
for high-toned work.
$25
no
TILLOTSON
Telephone call hit-4.
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Lam-st novelties in
lEii’S, BOYS’ All) 0
. Bicycles.
Bicycles.
For preparing young men and women for busineln.
“placed 0t er
National Reputation
For outline of date courses,
addretn thmncifl
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$30
Prices to Suit the Times.
South ilorrali Hardware Company.
TILLOTSON' (WEST—“W
We. are showing the largest and most
completi- line of SPRING .‘ii'iJJ-
' NERY atpupular prices.
in iili‘ Nor—
walks, with two New York designers
and trinmwrs to execute your orders.
Voiiings,
Pattern
Veils, Bolts, Silk Fringed Ties, and ii
mlllpletc assurtnwllt ui
Lam-s anti Patterns.
it MILLS.
ii litmus liltil.
SOUTH nonwaut. c1.
Special Sale Saturdya.
pBaeter Cards. Novelties. Prayer Books
and Bibles.
Prices Range from 19c lip.
WILLIRMA P. BEERS,
iiatleniwrg
ill WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Full line of
At an astonishingly low price.
Our line oi
will he kept upon-date continually.
m
PENI’i 9th.
Willis H. Seileck,
50 WALL lfl’llEB‘l‘. NORWALK.
No liraae liantln E Our Mock in iteeli is an attractive drawing card.
REN’S GLO'l‘iiliiG,
Neckwenr and Furnishing Goods
in the llitcnl in the TVllI ('Iilos. A atteelal feature will In- mailed! "till line and
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WANTED. V "
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Old Gold and Silver.
oldtleltiurfllvsroianyhindtoldlaohenerdissardsd
Wmnuhqmaniswdry, ilpooas, tie, in any confines.
WWIIWIILUBHDMMW
Brocaded Skirts,
H H
2,50 . a f H
, _.“ , . . 375 All W001 Lheth writeup“.
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The above are exceptionally m quality.» , . ,
very cheap.
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwaik, Conn. '
”EVERYTHING man A REEDLE TO AN ANCHOR".
APRIL FIRST.
TROUT FISHING BEGINS
307. cm and Kerouac (to ’
iZO Washington Street. .‘
stun. norms.
M. W '? "
We feel sure you'll saythe saute thlagwhlnm
neanytlelaourcotea. Sachapieaslag rainy
“shades-“patterns! Nothing moo—pm
ntaa'operleotdrensasnestaecltwear.
There' a taste and judgment in the buying at ow
Furnishing Goods stock. There' s llheraiity In the
selling.
We are now exhibiting our entire line 0!
EASTER NECKWEAR,
i anointing of I’tlfl'n,
drape inlt profusion of handsome l oinringm Our pull wear! at
29 cents
In the hind econ ev ryw here on the We t'tllillit'l’.
0pm ct cry or him; until it u '.eltwh
DAVIS, the Tailor, ‘
CLOTHIER BATTER AND FURNISHER.‘
Mahnekcmoflutel illoclt, South Norwaiittq‘
Today is the Time.
Tomorrow may in- tmt hm» to protect thei‘wife and
children in event of your tit-nth. Nothing will do it
better than a policy in the old reliable i‘utilrerticut Gene
era] Life inmtrtlllii' i'n.. of Hartford For particulars
apply to 5. S. L’HOMMBDIBU. agellt, South No
THE BEST MALT BEVERAG :5.
Highland Brande»,
1
Highland Irands are .trictiy Union.
mamas "lulu; fili‘iliflh E, _
IIIIiitdfiil lll’l “incl. ”idling: . .. .
uafla'it allitrtroii
Put Up Etymolynior Family VI?»
‘ asentutsuyawa pilM'sMpiidn
7H! was” “All"?uloich mares.
'flteyhuilduplhswvait, sedimentary-adios”
Hotels and manhood slalom priest. ' "
DELIVERED FREE TO F'
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'I',eolts anfriIi-Hllldfl Down. String Tie”. in fact, "90‘ , ‘
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