1 y. near his residonoe in
avenue. It was caused by
iii Fritz Olson. down the har-
m to Burritt'a island, where
W ashore. it was not damaged.
1 a...___.__.___._.
. ”AW.
11‘” has purchased a horse from
Hilton is in New York city
infant oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wk'dnite m.
, Ii.“ Pearl Stevens is home irotn it
Ms' visit in Glenville.
“Jillian Stevens, son at Frank R
Walt. is ill oi membrancous eronp.
S. Thomas is having a number oi
,proretnents made to his residence.
lira. Keillor. oi ('oa (lob. is visiting
r daughter, Mrs. Frederick Selleck.
1H!!! Lina Stevens has returned
home iron a week's visit in Brooklyn.
W Stereos, oi Lincoln avenue.
having an addition built on his
It W Chapel Day. appropriate ex-
ercises were held in the Baptist church.
handily.
B. P. Boerum has moved irom Main
Ital to Woodward avenue. South
Walk.
1 Theaon at Mr. and Mrs. William
mam. who is ill of pneumonia. ill
improving.
Miss Anna Sewarby oi New York
has returned home truth a visit to ht'er
akin, Mrs stanlcy Mills
‘ Mn Abraham i'ieverloy has re-
turned to her home in New York alter
a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mn.
. John Crockett.
- ~Ml- Mary Brady. who has been
Visiting her sister. Mm. Hans (lager.
I. returned to Sew York taking her
nephew Warren linger. with llr’l’.
John Trimhle, at South Sorwalil.
has muted n position as coachulan
W Barry Pepper. Mr. Trimble \vatl
employed ior some years by the Into
1. 3!. Bowen. at Contentment Island.
The programme carried out by "P
Sunday school oi the Baptist church
Wis very interetting. The quartette
Minna by (i. ll. Hirst. William ”PP
flail and Juniors Brown. oi South Nor-
. VIII. and A. i”. Hathaway wr-re oi a
hull order and greatly appreciated.
Th! Ladies W'lfl)’ oi the Methodillt
church has detidetl to hold a sortable
h Craw's hall. ihv- third week oi Ap
.1il.1’iie ulcers elected are: Presi-
psat, Pearl Steven»; set rotary. Miss
Bryan: treasurer. Miss Lillian
:allilsiant treatlurer Mlll Ern-
”ll. Lory I Lyon gave a dinner par-
lflllight, in honor oi the eighty-
m anairersary oi the birthday oi
her lather. The. table was decorated
AW American beauty roars Mter
1 fit III!" the remainder oi the even-
1' was passed in dancing Among the
1 gusts were Miss bury 1. Lyon,
”Gm 0. Lyon. Mrtl ii Murray
My. Miss Brockway and Miss
Brocllway. A. Quick .i i‘on—
M salt It Holden. oi New rm
“Cline Hoyt i'llarles Ii Hilton
m ll. Willtatmtoo. oi Roway.
AID 1030!”.
Mill Pinch is better oi an at-
sl the strip.
W hal- (.‘ullon has Joined “i"
at the iair riders oi the wiml.‘
m iiortllntp is tart-s I cl"!
Winimr-ithenstdrureoi
ltatia Austin to visiting Ilia
{M to item rats stir. and
am our war. .11,
W was is employ-l In
{M alas monetary. is
a no «lays‘ out. his ran-lb is
W
Malawian-tan»
Matti-tum”:
mausoleum
titrated-Islet
follow! at the soldiers‘ lie-o, when
roir night. under the am oi1thr
”Stallion! Young lion's Christian
' der way for an athletic uhihition to be
given soon. 1
1 the- slim" steed.
ammo-ominous
elation. Amman are alao1un-
1'he Kickapoos gave away pl1lm'
Saturday night. The prise for the ina-
est man went to John smith; 1 rs.
Fairbanks won the prize for the oldest
woman; Thomas Flannigan Was ro.
nonnoed the ugliest man; the prim tor
the healthiest woman not to Mrs.
John Raymond. and Miss Jessie Fan-
eher received the prize for the that
popular young lady. The lndians
closed their entertainment in Darien
Monday night.
330” film
The iniant daughter at Mr. and 1lira.
Homer Buttery is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fallon
South Norwalll. have moved into
lt‘aidler residence.
Edward T. Mills will conduct a tpas~
outer-tie hall in St. John’ s Hall Thurs-
day evening, April It.
oi
the
The Broad River Christian Endehvor
society has elected the iollouing1oll-
certl: Mm. J Edward hymn p1eal-
tlenl: Mrs lleorge \l. Knapp vice,»
president; Mrs. Laurens M. Comstock.
summary and treasurer. Miss (loin-
stock was chosen organist. 1
amount. 1
Mrs. Albert Welnits and daughter
are visiting in New York city. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin 0ims1eatl
haw moved to Popular Plains.
"MAUI
.irllttie Lister is the owner oi a 1nva
hit yt lo 1
it. A. lllrnlli'rlion has tinillhetl hlr atl—
wrlising trip.
lint John Pierce is trying to master
Albert Benjamin. oi Ridgeneld.;hah
bren visiting Prank Randi». 1
The wool sorter» oi the Nt1trt1valk
Milli-l are tolling a short vacation. 1
OHIO]!
Tlu- lallies meet with Mrs. Lloyd
ilorlirey. Thursday ailernoon.
)lrlt. l- W. Holmes and daughter
spent scwrai days in Brooklyu.1last
with. 1
Tilt-re will be a boat and Afrofi‘1 50'
viable at tho home oi Joel iiodircy.
Wednesday availing.
Tllc donation given to it”. I..‘ W.
Holmes. last ’l'uctlday evening. hm
iargcly nttcmlctl in llpite oi the storm-
unrl l‘t llll'i' sum was realivd.
wanton. 1
M lhi’ lust meeting oi the 01th
Forms l‘urmu-rs‘ club last Monday/1m.
irolna, held at the residence oi l’l11'rsiv
ilt’nl John H. .ll‘illllll‘fl. “'lllllm1 H.
ilorr road a vapor on Southerniarm1liie.
Voml wra- taken upon naming 1the
strcm which no» Connecticut thru-
plilc The name chosen for the
sin-cl wast oi fiasco river was llul1loy
ov;enm- ill! nest street. Jonathan re-
luv: the post. Turky Hill, then thlv
amus'. next. Chapman strect; .
Ripley avcnuc; heal. Long tots sifted.
Time nouns will be handed to tho so»
lccttncu as the mom oi tho people oi
ill-cm Farms. anti it is thought 1hey
will is? adopted by that hody.1l’hla
was the lattt meeting oi the lowll tor
the l’armers' club About iiity pe1ople
were present. A committee was whoa-
cu in ariact a time and place ior1the
club's annual picnic nest number.
This eomtaittce is .1 ll Jenulugli. ll.
ll. Sherwood iieorgr l’ training» in“
mule u Taylor and him it lamina 0““ ”W71 .
u d 1 .
,. '1 -—-~———-—- 1 Saturday. April 9.“, w
Mound anrhm mm1 u The Ian-sum null,
Titers was a g all no» at t
meeting in the ilontil Norualll “TI”: The M It Best. Snrroyu.
national chart-h last evening.
Merton's health would not admit oi! memmmh“. Phantoms.
his going out and the entire tine1waa m..- 1
given to Rev tit Woeliilia. trho1 do All the mm straw at a mu. that.” saw. .
itrmd a thrilling sermon.ito1atie Martha _
ornate report could be given 1 at r
the cattle address for tally t res: "UL"; m” n” 3" m M m WOMI. 1
quarters oi an hour the aadisncai M“
It] “m mum“ 1'» “M1 m A mot also who at the lionirlt MIN. Thule“
irdhyagiiarmmirntho Mim.aadwumhallitc M Ma- l
mm mm“ ‘m Mr “um .1 the rumhrwmsmwt» runs-st M I“ I”
«as!
The services today will he at 13: fl ”umuwxifflmunm, 1 ‘
and“ r 3 at the Norwaht Con loam ”unfit-allot. . W
at m tit WOIMIII will 'MNMafllitill-vas.
thisadtmaaditishapsdtha I)?
HEW BEAUTIFS
ill
COATS All!) CAPES
ltore new smi- have arrived to
help along the muons for Easter
TM! will he one or the lending ieat- .
urea this coming week. They will oi.
ier late buyers at an Easter oultlt cor-
responding chances with the early
choosers oi something stylish and
tasteiul ior this menial period oi the
new aeason.
And Suits, handsome and genteel
suits. Tailor-made and readyotnade ai-
tairs that are as natty as the tailor'a
art can build them—suits oi conse-
quence, oi influence.
This department is one oi those
broad. big open places where a wide
variety of the prettiest diodes may be
iound. and where the prices are regu-
lated entirely by the grade oi goods
you choosewiair to everybody.
AFGHANS .
luionts' nighnnlt. a choice line that
are being altered at hali-prtce.-$t.00
ones for $2.00. At the intants' depart—
ment.
LAMPS.
A large lot oi hand lamps selling for
it) cents each. Also 100 incandescent
gas lamps. complete and rrady to at-
inch to gas fixtures. at 55 count each.
Extra mantles 15 cents each.
COTTON CHEVIOTS.
The desire for these goods is greater
than Not this septum. and for that rea-
son we have provided an immense all-
sorttuenl oi both Scotch and domestit
good- to supply the increasing demand;
dark
ioncy
very newest elects in light and
chariots. tlxiord. madras and
weaves.
llomclttil: Cheviot, lilo, yd.
English i'ltecll. my»
Madras “raw itlc. yd
ytl.
Pique novelties}
Olliorll. .yd.
Whitlnm a. 25c. yd.
Scotch Plaida.135c1 yd.
u.y.d
0).,
rarraraulazllts. 1
11 111011-31 Tuna-run.
Thursday, April 7th,
Thu Pild'fh'I~ )laglcilh.
KELLAR!
list! and unwitting Wonders.
Creation oi Men and Women irotu
Space».
l’mleetioa oi
AITIAL IODIKI!
Knilar’s latest 7.75%er. the Marvelous
Hindoo Clock.
Unfit-s. “mountable, hurtling.
lm‘ta 5‘. The.
Heats now on silent Piatstod's and Glendon-
lag'adrag atom.
Rot-walls but. {ion-c.
«Ir-or
W
«I? “L“
1mg...
Weduetldoy Bve., Apr. 6,
WESLEY“ illill All!)
Milli 311$le
Illllilllll CLUBS.
r. l. snows, Reader.
Reserved Seat Tickets, so Cents
(Tlatrisopcu at WM’IJ‘H. Norfolk and
iiieodonillg' h, Roman. at tin. tu.. Thursday, !
March
W
mill! yuitulttlttilhttmt
Opel-n liaise, Norwalk.
One Night,
Thursday, April 7th,
loll lliilll‘l
9.0mm Bdies‘.
"ended by that handsome and «lash-
ing Burieaqner,
allies ROBE SYDELLs-
N—Wl‘ullfl nut-human
ill-dug Vaudeville Adm—lit
The Funniest ”Burks-gluon Earth
Tho lCLC of SHAH. PAIN.
A I'M hot allow from Map to llnltth.
Prim-s, It. .1; and};
Deals on sulc at Word's and Itlllaou's.
Hoyt's Theatre,
Monday, April llth.
-..__..._... .-
Robtfilngersoll
Will dt iivcr ltil ulmt popular M’illfl’
Liberty of Ian, Youth ind Childi
hudies’ Suits.
Black All Wool Serge Suits, ily i trimmcd ‘71, 5350
TISTB. 23 .......... . . 1
28 “R from locket, silk-lined ......... $10.00 Black Clay Diagonal Ca 1 braid
l‘romrdsinrthe furnishingoi the now trimmed . 1 . 1 .500
W. M ‘M W‘h V”. 'u u y Bl 'k A" w I Ch ‘ s i n ssssssssssssssssssssss
hunt” mhooi. M 00 9V 0‘ i' “t Y tum Cheviot Cloth Capes, silk
{root jacket, silk-lined ......... $12.00 lined ........................ $8. 00
Block All Wool Serge Suits. blouse
jacket talietn silk lining ...... $11.00 Black Brocade satin Capes. ’laco
Block All Wool Serge Suiul. blouse
jacket. skirt and Jacket trimmed
with braid, jacket lined with toi—
itta silk .‘. .................... “6.00
Grceu. Blue and Tan. All Wool
Covert Cloth Suits tly trout
int-hots ...................... moo
111
Black Broad Cloth Chars braid
Black Brocade Satin Capes. gauze
niche ....................... 55.00
and jet trimming ........ $6.00
Black Velvet Capos. lot and braid
trimming .. . ............ ”.3550
Black and Silk Capes jet and lace
trimming ................... $81.50
Separate Skirts. .
Black Figured Brilliantine Shirts $2. 75
Black Figured Brilliantine Skirts,
iinc quality ........... 8400
r1 artists. .1 .1
Ladies’ SprlugCnpesJ Ladies’SpringJaolle‘t 1
.111, ‘1
fit, Finish an
Black All Wool Cheviot Jackets.
- fly from ..... ............... mu.“
Black All Wool Cheviot Jacket],
ily front, silk lined ............. “L00
1!
Bléclt All Wool Clay Diagonal
Jackets, fly trout, silk lined...”
Black All Wool Clay Diagonal 1
Jackets. lly front. iaucy silk 1
lined ......................... sate
Black All waoirlt" em 'dttéltlihl, at?
from, fairy sill: lined... ......$lo.00
Tan, Broad Cloth Jackets. lly
mm Blue, All Wool SergoSu1its, Black All Wool 3"“ Slim}: ”“00 iront ......................... $3.00
blouoe jacket. lined with talc-ta Black Broad Cloth Skirts tinted, so do Tan Broad Cloth Jackets. ily iront.
silk .......................... limo Black C‘amel s “all" Serge Skirts,“ halt lined with calm ......... $4.15
tucked .......................
TI“ T'lwiClmh SUM mm “W1 Black satin Skirts ............... mm Tan covert th Jacket. lined
with iancy silk ............... $12.00. Bloch Brocade Satin Skirt ........ ”.00 throughout ................... $8.50
it“ Me,
in tlll~ lm Hurtful. lumwli is at ill. be»:
litu- ltllliult )villlflt'tvlltillfl'll with taught", l
”W lieu um sm- tumult. it planes all; it
vlilcnds until- it is lull oi monument initial». l
the graudmt lmi tor and the sobliutmt eta-1
Hum ”turnout is noted man is m justly
releltralrd. Ttrml‘l“ i- tumiss a twat oi :t
llic tlme. Alter hearing it "in World lot-ks
brighter, not how u hell" let-ling inward-1
yum- mm. thou. mayor-ham)“ luuw hlml
tics-,Iimre ml rll‘lliil. It iv- a sermon you
will who r rum-l.
Imam. It, .‘pl, 7;,
lit-alt nuts on hair at l'laisted's amt tllcmlt-tl-
lung's rims dam.
I
mu, Mil.
liltlt, $50, $75, 530-
llii ltittu. Sit 8501 875
at tilt.
W. 339. $5.13“-
ltutly, sit.
Senior, ill.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, Norwalk Conn.
86 Washington ot., So. Not-walk,
A new line of {nut-y plnitl drool gem». yard
12, if), ill and 96¢ prr yard
Now American print calico, «to per ynrd.
oil tlozcu I. llllt'll lnoliva' halulkcrchieiiu,
invited and children's last block hone.
Ladies’ kill gloves, spring styles nutlmlors, litlcaud Oi
iodics' muslin night robes, Hamburg yoke,
3 yard wide skim, ruilie null Hamburg.
trimming
Club Building, Norwalk. 1
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN ’DAY!"
Note a foil oi the tnzmy borguillt.
* O
Titulies' muslin drawertt, deep lace or linin-
burg trimmed,
60, 65, 75c and OI ’ oiYcr.
i»-i unbleached sheeting,
i'urtain swine, bordered edge,
:5, 2“ and 50v
5 and do per yard
12, is and file per yd.
Htruw matting, cxt unlit), . - it), if), and 2&-
' 5" ’ The Mbrgnlu \o “lughthl (navel, :50?” yard
‘33? Ilpicee hard wood bedroom unit, .l2
Nilitl oak dining chair, cone seat, ‘ lilo
we ll loot (toll extension table, '5
This is hit a small proportion of littl’gniittt we hate to
Please Rem'ember Friday, with 25th. loos.
SCOFIELD It HOYT.‘
Time in cuts rcpmrlt the AMERICAN TRAVELER. the finest $50 Bicycle in the market. Best options
in he talus am and replaced without changing adjustments.
—— ’
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealor' Ill the llprwalks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
"
Bipllill‘, krill-t, tum
rill ll. clinic, nuts,
Bicycle want if
Opts lituhp Until li’tltti.
1 M :1
Tire pita crank hangers.
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