4. “ll-tr tenth!- Bond-r. partly cloudy. salons-my m; warmer; south- hum. tit mom Tau-Chickens, no undue: ducks. tic. mmvmwmm W " spending a iew days in ilorth Wilton. .: III! arcane; has returned" Motion. edict. of Wtstpootf ‘ Wk. ‘wich, yesterdayJo spend a low days‘ Hrs. KIWI Wade is quite sloh minimum a IihaflsieToiitsllayatondbubeen Mir rye-t , y in New Yorh 'w-h‘ew Yeoman style, 'as. O'Brien. , at -W street, a' 19me ‘ William ‘6... Illaa Eva Frank, of Norwallt, is thegnastolherslaur limitation r ——loe cream for Easter. at Doltlyn’s, Kenn/1‘. Piersdn,D. 1)., mu at the residence oi liisa Charlotte E. Ray- mond in Knight street. Ila Gnasie Taylor: of ’Bethel la spen~ ding a tow days with her friend, Miss Era Williams, of )Ieadow street. -—New linea' oi ladlea' oxiords, from 75 cents to $3., Glover’s, 122 Washing- ton street, some Norwalk. James Humphieys. of the Norwallt Street Railway company. went'to Nor: lira. John Caa'how, Jr., went to Bay onne. N. .l.. todauto loin ha" husbanddi‘ who is employed by the Standard Oil. company in that place. ———-‘&—Q——~ . ~Roc shad. N. Y. market. Miss Eleanor B. Hoyt. or the New Britain Normal ‘acbool. is at the hon)! oi her parents, air. and Mrs. Gould Hoyt, 8 Prospect am. Norwalh. Clinton Communion. Knights Tern-Ii plat, held a special conciare yesterday afternoon. when Order oi the Temid pic and of Ms was conferred. A1 banquet followed . _. 'irst-class picture of battle ship alpine. it) cents. at Ilecher's. The regular session at thc'iiunday school of the South Norwallt Congrt» gallonal church tomorrow will be held at “Hill. the time of the church scr— vlce. instead oi at noon. The Golden Rule circle of King's Daughters. of the Norwalh Conan-gar tlonal church, will hold its annual meeting Monday evening at 7:30. with lira. Noble. at the parsonage. llrs. W. H Jarvis is showing the la- test designs in trimmed and untrimm‘ ed hats. With this lovely Easter weather the Fox Cycle and Hardware company Wkl- titai the one dozen Eagle bi- cyclea still left unsold will not stay long. Will you he the habit! owner of m? District Division. No. 2. will hold a rally with ilialac liter Division. No. 40. Ions oi Temperance, Rowayion. Ionday cronies. There will be a large delegation from the division of the flows at Temperance in this district. The media; is open to the public “Ito‘s bicycle shoes. his. date a Go. lira Jobs labours. oi Danbury. who was heard here. last year with high apparent“ as sole coatralto in Trinity church. will sing in the Easter ”In! service at the flouth Norwnilt 00"!th church tomorrow creo- lag. W im‘ohonegot stock in the mud in Bell lies. yesterday alien mandateahahoolaaoasaleato urchins“. Who-them!” ant henna solvent. with cold. so that mommaflmdapimot winner. which he and ,the horns Ira-hp a. . W «M. I 8. Raoul. the wellnltaows «redial-mitten, sail homily! at “rhinitis Whiariamhallshaw Hhhaastiehsuemtethem WW enact improved Ummma-uawutbhflmat pg: '.".1' limit“ ath‘iio'ward King~ ;.ioundatiou is being laid and scatlold log is being er:- cted to facilitate thr Alcott boil. tie. ll 1. market. ‘ . d W viir. wand William 8. liaiiield s from immslr we“ ”outlined Friday in New Yorlt buying dry hoods and furniture. WW -liien s and-“boat caps. at O'Brieo' a «Mr. and ”rant 1. Raymond, oi littl- side. are entertaining Dr. and Mrs. E. D. VauCleit.oi0neonta.N Y. s. awn-on- has the contract to grade the- train! property at the cor. nor of Main and West Main streets. w ' -8 lbs! of tranltiurt sausage. tor 25c, at Hares’ market. Miss Mattel Stranton is unable to at. tend to her duties at Wheeler's straw factory on account of a severe attack otthc trio liiss M. G. Conch will entertain tht ladies oi the Veteran Whist club at her home in Bayview avenue, Wednesday titernoon, April 20. L—The elite men's shoes. russet. «it call and patent cali, $3.50. Glover's. 122 Washington street. South Norwallt. George Clute. a former Norwalh boy, has gone to the Klondike. having se- mred a situation or engineer in the employ of a large gold mining con- cern. lira. Russell Frost, oi 52 West ave one, gave a luncheon on Thursday it honor of her guests. Mrs. George H Millard and Miss Ethel Ely Millard o.’ dew York. --Have received another earload oi selected Ohio horses which will be sold under a lull guarantee. Oscar ii. Banks. Norwalk. Woi'lt was commenced this morning on the Wall street bridge. A new pier placing of the iron worit in position. In His Steps; What Would Jesus Do', .s the title of the recent popular boot. iy Chari hi. Sheldon. Rev. ii. A Son review this book at tin hid-week p nycr meeting next Thurs lay um" i ——R wberry ice cream fruit or Easter. at W. i-'. Somali. _...r—. from tilt DeKlyn's. There were this insane persons con- filled at the Connecticut Hospital in: :he luianc Margit at. an increase- dur. in; the month of 24. Forty—tour were admitted. 8 died. it were discharged ind I’was discharged on trial. There will be a big time tonight at the headquarters of Dougiuae iv'owicr root. 0. A. it.. it being the nnnli’crunr)‘ 1f the nurrcndcr oi Lee. The Post has a genuine bean bake. All old toldicra. whether members oi the ii. .‘i it. or not. are cordially invited to be present. ”Iii lb. pail oi pure lard. ior 73c. at llaycs' market. invitations have been remit-ed in Norwallt for the marriage of Misti Eva Sturges, daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Francis E. ilturges. oi Westport. to Edmund 1‘. Abbott. oi New York city, the ceremony to intro place in Trinity church. April 20. It reception will fol- low at the house The Farther Lights society of the south Norwaih Baptist church will meet with the society of the Norwalit Baptist church nest Monday evening. An interesting programme has been prepared by the installers oi both so- cieties, the missionary topic being China. The members and their friends will please meet at the parsonasc so as to take the 712‘ trolley. Those ironi East Norwsilt meeting at Randall's corner in order to talte the same trol~ ley at 7:80 o'clock. The change from Tuesday to loader is on account of the graduating eserciscs oi the Center school. mamamsoo..rawm We: Selectman F. ii. Merrill is in New York today it is now said that Stariu will begin work on the new dock at Baton Point next Monday. —-Fresh hams. at Hayea' market. Miss Annie Estella Smith. oi Went avenue, has returned home from a visit to New York city. Miss Evelyn Brindiey. of Bethel. is visiting lilac Hannah O‘Brien, at her home in Taylor avenue. -—Blue iish. N. i'. market. I Miss Ruth Renter leit this morning. (or a few days' visit with friends in tooth NorwaikaAusonin Sentinel. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborn have [or gtmts urn. Osborne's iather. it. it. Wilcox and Mrs. S. Byxhee. of South Norwailr.-Ansonla Sentinel. --l.adies' Comfort shoes. il. Gale & Lo St. Joseph's and the Stamford High school basket ball teams will play next Wednesday night in Music Hall. The game will be followed by dancing. The arguments in the demurrer in the case of Wadhams vs. Taylor are being heard by Judge Scott. oi Dan- Jury. in the Town Court. of Norwuilt. today. -—Call and order your Easter hat oi lira. Jarvis. The funeral of the late Jerome S. Gainer will he held Monday nits-moon it i o'clock from the residence of his ton in 0: Ridge. Rev. A. S. Kevanagit will aim-late. The News says the Danbury hays speak very highly oi the treatment they received. hotli on the floor and oil. from the Norwallt team. in the basket doll game Thursday night. ——New Dunlap style. '38. O'Brien. A. Bach, of South Norwallt. and John (Wisdom. of Greenwich. have taken the contract to excavate the cel- lar out of solid rock for a magnificent residence to be erected in Trentont. The exposition of the sacrament was observed at St. Mary'd church Thurs- day. The Virgin's alter was nblazc with candle» and there were imauiliul floral decorations. The church was won irom 8 n. tn. to It p. m. «New lines oi indieu' and gents' rus- set and kid shoes and Oxfords. Glov- er’s. 122 Washington street. The town stone crusher. Hi the quor- ry on the Wilson Point road, was put in opcrmion today. It worked antis— inriorily. and on Monday will be start- led up and run steadily. crushing stouc ior the city of South Norwnllt. Commissioner Ferguson. of tilt Bridgeport Board I)! Public Works, has sent a letter to Mayor 'I’aylor request. log him to reimburse him for the can penile to which he was put Ill defending lhimsell against the charges hrotght against him by the mayor. “Fresh pork. it a pound. at iiuyea' market. landlord Wei: line made all arrange— ments to serve a ntimpiiiomi Euler dinner tomorrow at the New llaltacitc- mo. No doubt the hotel register will be filled with a large number of names of peopie who linow the excellence oi the table set at this popular hostelry. it is not otten that ilm'li ms rare for sale in the local stores. Sonic prise the former very highly. mulch-ring them an article of food for in advent-c at the ordinary ass. Benin of the gro- crra have had there on sale the mat week. They are larger than the ordltn sry hen irult, and thou oi them are oi alight shade oi blue. «alas oi lamb. illic. N. Y. Mk. 0a the Babails roadxnear inwiston. 319.; a thinliy sell small fish for bait iromawelliathedoorysrd. They have «and to use the well pomp and lower a anti when a customer comes alaaaaail irisaupassasbsroillttlc miners. wlihhl‘wllli and tales ll (7W3. After having lieu robbed a damn tunes in “two months. in Huntington. lat. grocer has train set in disgust. 'wwmammm r “or. . 8c dietitian.) cc. 10:: Mac Phone 138-2. Perhaps all gruintalk sounds alike to you, but there's a dlfierence. The difference is in the grain, where it should be, not in the talk. I don't ask you to accept my word, but ask you to investigate. Buy oats tlipt’s clean. Anything delivered, MANUEL T. HATCH, any place, any time, free. . m Ill.llllllllllIllllilill|ilIl|ilIllillililill'iii'iil MERRILL l GOIIIIIICIIL IIIGII SCHOOL _________ For preparing young men and women for luminous. com ’ “whit-"if £33333 Wm” National Reputation ior high-toned work. For outline of graduate trounce, I‘DUIIDII..III.I.CCIIICIlili.’ll.llil"'0'I..'|.CI.. Do not .1... these wheels with Low Priced, Flimsy Constructed Bicycles, as they are in every particular AN HONEST, WELL MADE WHEEL, and fully guar- Stamford, GOIIII. Deptn'lmcnl cm mc Pmdy'asznntna. South Norwalk Hardware Co. $50 $40 Bicycles. TILLOTSON & MILLS We are showing thc largest and most complete line of SPRING .‘vlll.l.l- Nl'llil' at popular pi'it-t-mln the Nor- wulku. with two New York, designers and trimmers to execute your orders. Latest novelties in Tunings, l’uttcm Veils, Belts, Silk Fringed 'l" and :1 complete assortment of It'llllt‘l'l: Laws and Patterns. TILLOTSON Gt MILLS, ll Itillltlil Blmi, SOUTH NORWALK, CT. W W ”"9 MHW iomnaht 0' N” York 1* vumux umumtm st: in HhEiv ltiitnliy imagine limit! it would be In»: Sur’inmrnm. ( .3,” Alli“ ”I ~Tiw I,“ an easy to "put a imitd on" Spain on in h 8' l l’ v s . . _ I“! one on a xrntm‘lnc ”mm . Writ mot-thinner til i t tut urn mi threevittnry m- liniimail cuttipauy. ii ~ lv‘oreuuartrru. ic. ' N. Y. Mk. building. on» gutted by lire lust night The Iowa Ill estimated anywhere irom There were an building; Mrs. Mahala Bentley. oi Blooming- too. ill. whose mother war with litm- ici lloonc at the alone of Boonmhoro. am! Whose mother's sister was Ill" ilrnt white child born in Kentucky. has cu- tr-red upon her mood century of lite. rib:- ia rcportmi to be as active the most woman 0! sixty. and with the apparent women m ”Jilin!!!" lean! iilmm pounds in and oil n‘ct'c i'tilirltii’lll’ll. I Buy Trade. ' the vitality to curry her over to the next ""‘I my “""' memory. when iillil will have lived in 'IIIM M3. I" my?” M. three centuries. .. Ilultlil'ifltlil Malta iii-pt. —vi.atlies' and gents' aiplucs made to order. at O'Brien’s. .— TIIE i’lili‘i; 0|" GROCERIBS. A reporter of the Anemia Sentinel met Erickson Bushnell. the well»lthowo oratorio. who travels for the firm at Clark, t'bspln I. Bushnell, of New York. of which he is part owner. The firm in one oi the largest, wholesale grmcry houses in that city and .3". Bushnell is well posted. in reply to a question he said there had not as yet been any merited advances in any lines oi his goods. therein the starts-t war Not the tnmt tlmlltt'lll argument of world ml“ motors can cunt-Ir turnout is plain price The attention of prmimi money spenders is dim led to honl- gnu prices uncut-v! item. For Saturday. lpril 0th. Bane! lletti Plum. ... Min 70 Bag lieu-t Motor. -75» Twenty pottiitk Granulated 30W 3! (iii huh Country 3gp, lite tho... " duo. on» Hours........... lb'lli. Humidor» ...... Tc Iii Condemned link.....:..... . .......7c Fitt- Quart! of Beauvoir 'ln intuitions our ii. ti. Mall iicap, iirrn and the , or w M in I" ’(Jflufi'fiwm immlmlit? mm in mm 9 WI w“ “ a.» oi much sun curves at war should he seem the would it it decided notation. Floor and war were that and in clonal lento there was a tendency tor prices to advance It- m the mail rite had not slatted the consumer. ‘ j W hillmno you believe there are set» loss is eta-co? Jilk‘bsnna as: l're seen the tests painted on the mks. . W a—ouon'r ‘l'b coat mtintied :- little W. previous ad . Floor icon the upward more. “titrihc whilethsl hot. " in half at My Try our French at lie; ”merit in your youth! he muons-nor my. m on him and m lanemymu’.’ l’eas MWMMM ,, Brocuded Skirts, H 5‘ 2,“) x H ‘6 . 5‘ very cheap. ’Twas Abraham Lincoln Will all horns . W?! M I ' fittininthhehy,£rib. , Lorenzo Dibble. _ Separate Skirt Annouuy I $2.11) Plain Mohair Ski 375 an wool clteviotse EDWARD STREET No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwallt, Coon. “WM..- ‘ _ fl __ _ ._. . "EVERYTHING FRO“ A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR.” ‘ \Vlin said: “\ou run t'ml all of the petiplem time, and some or the [ample all the time, bu fool all the permit: all the time. " We have . '- , to furl um: of the people any of the time, a t t counts for our bl.“ i will. in the HARDWARE Business as well Ill-l in «oiling BICYCLES We linveu paltry item-n EAGLES loll. I0ll Ill Illlll Illlll FOR $30.00. SPEAK QM Selling else-when: for $55.00. Fox Cycle & HardwarefC tao WASHINGTON STREET. SMALL PROFITS. QUICK We feel sure you‘ll say the same thing who ”I see any tie in ourcases. Such a pleasing new oi shades and patterns! Nothing on m; ,. man's periect dress as neat neckwear. ‘ There' a taste and judgment in the buying at am Punishing Goods stock. There' s liberality II ih selling. Wi- nrc now exhibiting our entire line of EASTER NECKWEAR, lililltliilllli: of Phil“ Twit", I-'—nur in—Iiami-s line-t, Mimi: Tim- In fact. only. sltnpc' lllit prni'ttb’. VII of h. '“fllllhillil tiilurin; imr pull wort tit 29 cents In the lt'tlnl HUI?“ evrywltcro on the fillv ruttlitcr. llpcn evcry t-t’tiimg until 3' n'r-Im'h. DAVIS, the Tailor, CLOTHIER HATTER AND FURNISH” s Mulmt'ltcmo llntcl Muck, South Norw OPENING Saturday, April 9i Willis H. Selleck, 5') WA Ll. PTIII'IPI'I’. 5'0“er IrK. No "M linnvls! ”or stuck in itwlfi» an attractive rimwlngt‘arll. lIEII'S, BOYS’ illDWIW ans 0 I m‘ At an astonishinglt low price. ”iii” line trl' Neckweiir and Furnishing Goods Ill llttr Iliiest in the Twin i'lihn. It sla’t'lnl lecture will Ire mull ”I ll it will be kept tiywimlutc- r nilillllitilly. We extend to all n cordial welcome. Sp eoiaI sate Satur . , ~ phoster Cords; Novelties. Prayer and Bibles. Prices Range iroiu l9: Up. WILLIAM P. Watson's, iii WALL MEET, 3 ‘itwlilheihnlr
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