sale
at my. mutate Cnrils n
Mullet: r.
W'knfi'olh mums ill?
lanter- the Center High school
, t loadar. .
main 5313in of the United States
navy, was a summer resident in West—
port. last summer.
The Current mun club will meet
the Centraielah-honae tomorrow
W at 10:10 am.
The Hungarian ‘mteun will give a
flu in. Germain Ball, tonight. which
will be followed 3in a dance.
Hrs. F18. Ila-knoliWilton. is the
chest of her daughter, lira. George
Seymour. oi Washington street.
llrs. Seymour Tail. of Brooklyn, is
a goat of her parents, Mr. and lira. E.
Gusowshi. o! laugh-eel. Norwslk.
'Carl and Job Schaub went to New-
ark. yesterday. tdwiisit ~ their vision.
John Schaub returned to Boston. to-
day.
Ilrs. l". c.’ Buiirle'y. of Washington.
D. 0.. is visiting her'parents. llr. and
lira. William H. Wilcox. of 112 West
“Wm
lira. Augustus Hoyt. ol Danbnry. has
returned home alter a visit with Ira.
Addison A. Bells. ol-liain street. Nor-
walk.
Miss Annie Walton. of New York
city. spent Easter with Councilman
and lira. Jesse M. Ferris, of Bayka
snowman. V5.95; .
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Miss Edith Hunt's .Sunday school
class will give on entertainment Wed-
nesday night at her home in South
liain street.
«Orders left at Studwell's (or piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
attention. Satislaction guaranteed.
Hubert Bishop just arrived home
from Egypt. reports a pleasant so-
journ with A. ll. Bylngton. American
consul at Naples.
Willis H. Seneca opened his new
store at Norwalh. Saturday. The
clerks were kept-busy all day, and the
new stock was much admired.
The members or Catholic Union
eonnell. Knights oi Columbus, reoeived
Holy Communipn in a body at St. lin-
ry's church. yesterday morning at 7
EM ..
W division, Sons o! Temper-
' Milllopflialtlclolethelodgeaar—
" ly tsakht on account oi the proposed
trip to "nevi-yuan to visit Rising Star
division.
William l'ahaa was belore the Nor-
walir Town court. this morning. charg'
all with intoxication and an assault
upon his wile. its was lined $16. Ex-
ecution was stranded.
, , .W
‘ The Yollll Woman a Christian Tem-
perance Union will hold its aanmi
manamhuaacmutz 45
this waning with Ilsa Annie Bishop,
ill Washington street. A full atteud’
Ira. Charles if. histram. of Bulk,
le street. is entering from a badly
sprained stifle. The injury was enlis—
ed hya tall while lira. ’l'ristrani was
hi the residence at lira. A. (3. Wheeler,
dam street. Site was taken house in
asaeh
“In J. E; lvas ave a party Fri»
flannel-sat is Smith
“.mntn lsahallleivea. whom
Whitest-aim.
"Naratslsehool is
vacation.
lllhll om have
WOIIMW m W'Wfilllli
doodlellow'a henna laciay street.
alianotherosrloadol
selectidOhiohors-whlcbwillhesold
under a tan guarantee. Oscar ll
BanhaNomlh. .
MOWMLEAnstin
have bun appointed oommiasimters
mlhmmleolhhnfladv
—Hm m
lather Wright, the bustling South
Kuwait: carriage manulaeturer, has
opened a. branch in Necbsnic street.
Not-walk.
The Norwalk’ Building company is
building three houm tor Dr. Bristol in
Stamford, N. Y. The houses are mod-
erninailpartlculars.
Frederick A. Lockwood. of Norwalk.
and Proteaaor William S. Phelps, of
Yale, have gate on a two weeks' gun-
ning trip to Virginia beach.
William Lynch. of Norwalk. a news.
boy iormerly running between South
Norwallt and Danbury. is now employ.
ed at the Grand Central depot. -
A ball for the benefit of Armorer
Whitney will, be given in the Norwalh
Armory tonight. A graphophone en-
tertainment will precede the dancing.
The American Food company is giv-
ing this week an exhibition of its var-
ious brands oi English soups at the
store of Charles E. Seymour. Washing-
ton street.
At St. Peter's church tonight. Easter
Monday. Rev. W. C. Fisher, of Dan
bury, will preach the sermon. The ser—
vice will begin at 7 :30 o'clock. All are
invited to attend
«in: indium: m... n. wm‘n tor.
merly of Norwalk. died in Fairlie!!! on
Thursday. The remains were brought
to.,Norwallt Saturday alternoon and
buried in Norwallt cemetery.
.lr :
yrataltii temple. Nobles oi the Mys—
tle Shrine. will hold a big meeting the
last week in May. in Bridgeport. The
annual journey across the desert will
be arranged for. Fully lilty pilgrims
will make the trip.
Charles Finch. oi Norwallr. is atv
tempting to master the bicycle. He has
a dozen teachers who have the happy
laeulty oi giving him a demon diluent
kinds oi advice at once. Charles says
he will ride to lloton inside of a week
or break his neck trying.
An inspection of the Norwnllt tire
department will be held early in May.
when the matter at the Pioneer
truck will be looked into. it it is in-
adequate for the city's needs theCouncii
will strive to have the monolacturers
do the right thing toward furnishing
new apparatus.
-—Proi. ll. 8. Roses. the well-know
oeulist-nptieian. ean'he consulted at
his onire, in the parlor of the Melanch-
erno Hotel. South Norwallt. Tuesdays.
from r s. m. to 8 p. m. Eyes exam-
ined tree.
A meeting will he held in the Young
Men's ,(lhriatian Association gymnas—
tum Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose oi forming a wheel club and M
ball team. It is hoped that all mem-
bers who are interested dill be on hand
and help carry the project through.
The Norwall Firs Folios have elect-
ed these olieera: Captain. A. J. liveli-
er; that "animal, W. A. Ambler:
seeped lieutenant, 1. ll. nritto; presi-
dent. l). 0. Noah; secretary. Andrew
“oath: treasurer. II. it. hates: essen-
live committee. W. P. Delays. it. It.
hierritiwfl. 8.. Meeker. A Aromas)!
inspection will be held Friday night.
lor Tea Biscuit.
Thatsolltheyoostwhen
'l’hiainoluilasihewstol'
you mahothemyourseli. " m
Nissltta:
in Isadora! at
--——-+
Ilaia street is as repaved'in trout
oi the Phoenix Logine house.
lira. T. J. .»
spending the .,
”—t
The mus] mW ing or the “Non-n
club will take pit to this evening.
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The mu 0! ‘
in the Norwalh '
W
John F. l-‘ly . clerk lor P. J.
O'Brien. at Norv alh, is ill oi pleuri~
sy. .
‘n. 0! lane street. is
t in New York.
.—
‘ rate was settled
bate court. today,
a
The boat w: Wing is in port with a
cargo o! Basalt toal tor Raymond
Brothers. . ,
“—‘fi
1". 8. Brotberttn led the early meet-
ing at the Norm it Hethodist church,
yesterday.
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Mr. and lira. WK}. 8. R. Heydrieh. ot
Chestnut street. Booth Nurwallr, spent
Easter in New Y; rir.
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Mr. and hire. .William C. Jesse are
having extensiv improvements matte
to their house in Franklin street.
The estate oljthe late James and
Elisabeth Hadddtn was adjusted in the
Norwalit Probattp Court Saturday.
The Semina ‘13 collection for stu-
dents desiring enter the ministry
was taken at St. Mary a church. yester-
day.
Someone burltlarized Thomas lay:
dens saloon at Winnipauh one night
'ast week and sutured “"9? dollars and
1 keg of beer.
“M
At the last Importing ol the Masons
Mutual Benefit hmiatlou the reports
showed that o m 000 had been paid
out in death
Mrs. Josepbi e,,l?realaud. of White
Oak Shade. lint been admitted to tho
. Charles Fish
has been appointed conservator over
her. ,
mm
The Norwaiw Epworth League will
hold a sociable Witt the Methodist church
oarsouage Friday evening. An inter-
esting prograaime has boon prepared
r’or the “MIME
The Haydn uslral club will hold a
rehearsal at the Norwalit Congrega-
tional church this evening to perlect
the music to lie snug at the Center
school commenpement enerciaes.
About one h ndred members oi lint,
ler lodge. oi nth Norwallt. will visit
Samuel H. Hat a lodge, of Bridgeport
this evening it Will". the euniming
oi the llrst degree by the Bridgeport
lodge degree tdam.
The graduilting exerrises oi the
Center sobooliwill be held In the as-
sembly room 1' the school this even.
ing. The coml eueement “noises will
he held in the Norwallt Congregational
church, tom w evening.
Harry Bout]: and his lriends have
given up ther contemplated trip to
Central A ~ to engage in the liana-
na business, a account of the nedi ap—
proach oi wa‘ with Spain. They will
probably enl - i! ilnele Sam rails for
”haulers—m4W
The Junior Epworth league oi the
Norwaih llat‘ bi Episcopal church
has elected t oleers: President.
Fred Rowe; president. Ira Wilson:
secretary. So it Vitrh; treasurer. Eni-
tas Warner. The League will give an
entertainment in the church. Wednes-
day mlng.
W «la-mun
lea-art.” levellinsadllrs.
Waterma- ms to
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diaslclllliorlifllilo"
F n Lawton a
Phone
ii on
. Jul. ‘1 W.
138-2.
We couldn’t give you poor date if we
wanted to. We don’t handle that kind.
we built up our
way!
business the other
Buy nuts that‘s cIean.
Manual Ketch.
Fjve bin for
Borg; (3%ttle
and Poultry.
ens.
HERRIlL
COLLEGE,
Stamford,
Gout“ ......
tittttttttttttttttititt t
$25
Do not clasp these wheels
Constructed Bicycles, as tlt
that this school annual)
ninety-live per cent. of is graduating
Bicycles.
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A tGOIIHHCIIL HIGH SCHOOL
For preparing young men and women for luminous.
THE FACT
planes over
hugiven it a
National Reputation
for high-toned work.
For outline of unto can
address twincipal, M
M. a, MERRILL.
[I'lllliiiiilililllilillll
w
$30
with Low Priced, Flimsy
cy are in every particnltr
AN HONEST. “ELI. MADE WHEEL. and fully guar-
antced. «
South Norwalk
$40 Bicy
Hardware 00.
$50
cles.
TILLOTSON & MILLS
VVe are showing the largest and most
oompIete line of SI’ RING
.VIII.I.I.
NI‘IIIY at popular prires, in the Non
walks, with two New York designers
and trinunors to (’Xt'i'titi' your orders.
t :Inttest novel
ties in V'eiIinge, Pattern
V'eiIe, Bellm'fiiIIt Fringed Ties, and it
complete assortment of Battenlierg
Intros and Patterns.
'I'ILLOTSON k MILLS,
“IWSIM.
SOUTH NORWILK. CT.
Albin Malina went to New York my Prank Waltenian. ol zutbport. who
will].
Catholic Union Council. Knights oi
Columbus. will meet tonight.
It handsome bed at pansles in front
oi the lodge on the Natthewa plan» so
tract great attention.
Mrs. Robert r. Nolan and «laughter
Mire. 0! Raymond street. have return-
rd home truth a visit in White Oak
Shade.
TN» monthly meeting All the Walk
Hospital directors will he held next
Monday night. the lilth inst.. instead
of tonight.
Another illustrated torture by lira.
r. u. iiulclthiaa tor the m1 ehlld- “
rah will take place at the liarwalh 09'
on Moon, Thursday afternoon.
Joseph Kerr. and nearly ten: years.
died yesterday at at Biy arson-t. lie
wasnsonolllr. and lira. Antone
Nags. The loam! was held this mars»
log at 9:80 o’clock.
Henrylsuesn farmer who came
from Wiltsarielaitr. warm in
ll
‘ Data-mm
has been away for two years on tho
ornlvr Bancrolt. was granted n (ur-
lnugh oi iortywlgbt hours. and visited
his home in Southport. During his ab‘
some he has visited many foreign
muniriea and just more from Lisbon to
lioston by the way of Bermuda. The
lianrrolt is being loaded in line»
tan with ammunition and will noon
until for Norfolk and Key West.
1 Buy (Trade!
mummmmm
Millliltllilillillllililpi.
But the mat alumni arguments! world
Mansion unemvslrharvnola plain priw
ion til prudent W spenders it
div-rial!» Mil Mire! planted
For Saturday. flpril 0th.
Barrel M Flair..........................&‘i.l’il
Twenty postulatinnulatad Somalia?
man-liq lat. Merlin, 2mm
Ran-i. ........ Delis Shoulders... Mt.- ilv
WNW........M ....m.......... m .7?
live Quads or llaana .. ... .. mm”:
Toinirodmoorll.lltliaillimi.
nitrates». asinaehst
an. i flout...”
or no we a at
~th little lottgrr. lie-d
mt‘llitlhe
:1..er
Mammalian ma.
. Brocaded Skirts,
separate. Skirt Announce;
$2.00 Plain Mohair Shitty
2. 50 t
3. 75 All wool chevitit 36’
it H H it ’15
The nhove are exceptionally good quality
very cheap.
EDWARD STREE
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwailr. Conn. - ‘
.m»...
”EVERYTHING FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR.
’Twns Abraham Lincoln
Who mid: “You (on the] all of the peoplem
time, und some of the fitmple all the time, but
fool all the people all t it: time. " We have
to fool any of the people any of the time, and
counts {or our norms. l in tin-
HARDWARE
Business as Well no in selling
BICYCLES
We have a paltry dozen EAGLES M
YOU HAY [HAVE ONE FOR 330. 00. SPEAK 0:!“ 3%
Selling elsewhere for .35. 00.
Fox Cycle & Hardware n.
lZO WASHINGTON CTREET.
SHALL PROFITS.
‘We loci sure you'll say tho same thing‘whal fit
one any tie in ourcases. Such a pleasing
oi shades and patterusl Nothing so
man’s period dress as neat neckwear.
There's tsstoaud judgment in the buyingdm
Furnishing Goods stock. Theron libsralityla Q
soiling.
We are now exhibiting our entire line of
EASTER NECK WEAR,
modeling of l’uil's, 'l'eelrs, chntr-in-llandu lion's. String Ties, in land,
dispe- itto protruded «I httmlrome t oluringr, Our pnll’ wear! at
29 cents
In the hind net-p anywhere on the (tile muntor.
()pvn every v-vniug until it o'el-wlt.
DAVIS, the Tailor,
CLOTH-"ER HATTER AND FURNISH“
Muhat'kt'ino IInteI blot-It Smith NONI!
Spring Opening
M.........awn., 4......“ w. “M
mus KL So\\ec
“ :30 Wall Street, Nurwulk.
mt... .........L-........ ...... W
No Brass Bands; Our stitch in itself is an it: 3
drawing card.
,,
5 coal Sale Satu
pliant» Cards. Millennium
7 and Bibles. ‘
. mmmmlip.
’ WILLIAM 1". BER ;
mwfl ‘ *‘VW
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