. M. Davis, oi Monteisir.
been the guest or Miss Its-
A.. Jackson. , the Seaside
_. ' . be! been enrolms
: , , Hoyt, oi Contentment ls-
filth a large quantity oi trees
‘Hypaon. the giited musi—
: oi the East Avenue Metho-
pal Sunday school, belongs
,5 oi leading one of the moat
' Batter cantatas ever given in
séasion oi the East Avenue
: i,pris,copal Sunday school
1 y. I C. Hawkins. Harry Hoyt.
_L'l-lon1medleu and H. J Hyp-
We Willa! a committee to con-
with a committee irom the Nor-
ml regarding the project ot
a Sunday school excursion nest
pguipment oi the East Norwaik
may to now in excellent con-
Within the past iew days
has been received live hundred
i cotton hose. two Bahcoclt lire
:. sis rubber coats and n
or (3th Engineer Frederick
enter. The hose was tested
Friday. and was ionnd to give
sotisisctlon The hose was
1 -' by the are district coitiltllli;
W Jwe ll Ferris, of South
3.111.551... represents the flotilla!-
11.11155: eompany. at New York
Easter Day anniversary serriwa
in East Avenue Methodist Episco-
dhrtirch' were never more largely at-
‘ or oi greater interest than they
, yesterday. Many not! long and
3 were the expressions oi delight
jppreelatlon by the multitude oi
id musical programme pre-
lbe duartette in me mornilil
‘ forum who Is a master at the
:.' (aye additional inspiration to
: music oi this service both by solos
; accompaniment The returned
“or. Rev. A J. Smith was given a
W welcome by both members at the
ram and his many iriends. Hr
Wt to the congregation his Easter
' 1w...“ and preached an able oerv
,, won the resurrection oi Christ.
I“ (all to describe the beauty and
Mr oi the Easter eventing service
fit. by the Sunday school. The aer-
visa III burned by a hriei address
the esteemed pastor. followed by
with by norm Tronnsen. 81.. and
bell rendered solo by it. I. Hypson.
Ideal director. The members at
hint class. under the able man-
v of lira. ilowen. were at their
~ mind the vast sadisaea
atriage. roeltatlons and motion
As the audience listened to
awostwlttle voices many souls es-
._ "Out oi the mouth oi babes.
thou hast this night pertained
A” Iary'a Visit to the Tomb was
by Annie l'sst Hypson opening
. The little one was inspir-
lb great truth she was present-
”dinner host. The motion or
redacted taut-h rrodit on
and all who took part
imitations and songs by ltsaarus.
” Janus Manson. were an inn
‘ The character of Diary at
was well portrayed by Iiias
will. liar rleh alto voice hells
' ' harmony with the piece.
oat-sate so well More ra-
. character was thaliigii
flasher. whose grand
’ was heard distinctly all or-
"with so he read the macro
liarlt miss is :ae
Iaaosil as sisal-t;
' Iraaasa for the marital
mood the more
.; .. to Ih‘
division. No. to. la Crawls Ball. to
night. There will he a mil-teal and litr
envy murtainmt. alter which ro~
iroshlsents will he served Admission
welcomed,
5m an scam.
lira. George Brett has returned irotn
her New York visit.
William Wilmot has returned to his
work in New York.
Miss Grace Wilmot has reeovorod
from a recent illness.
Miss :B'dith Siliman has recovered
intro a week's illness oi tonsilitla.
Charles Adams had a new delivery
wagon on the streets last Saturday.
~Friends oi liar. Smith A. Sands are
pleased to know that he will remain in
Barton.
lira. Jesse Rood. oi Stamiord has
been visiting lira. J E. Ballard. oi
Main street.
Captain Ballerty and Haniord Smith
will assist Walter Sharon next week in
making garden. '
Miss i-‘J‘ ..'l'.urner oi New York city.
was the guest Friday oi lir. and lire.
Newton l-i. Croioot.
Carlton White. oi .New Haven. is
spending the Easter vaeation with his
aunt. Miss Ada hapham.
Mr. and lira. Robert Hutton have re-
turned to the city. Mr. Hutton's health
having greatly improved.
Stephen qukwo‘od and iamiiy moved
15,51 wyk' into the Di: building Nor—
o'to, ill occupy the residence
wit Sly and Mrs William Moe and
iamllyi‘
ller Smith A. sands and wile. while
attending the New York East eonier-
once held in Brooklyn last week. were
entertained by Mrs A. M. Wheeler oi
792 Putnam avenue.
, : Bowl. Social club met last week
l-‘rl sy at the home oi hills Maud Van
Dine. including the new member eloe
ted at this meeting. the club now has
a membership oi twelve
Mr. and 115.. Arthur S. Bibhina save
'a whisl party. Friday evening. April
lat. The on: prise. a handsome cup
and saucer. was won by )irs. Samuel
Watkins; the second prise. a bouquet
oi flowers. was won by lira. E. Norri-
son. oi Noroton.
The inneral oi Theopiliua F. Smith
war largely attended Saturday alter.
noon from his late residence in Now-
ton. Rev. Arthur Kenna oflclated. and
a delegation oi members oi Hobhle
Post. 0. A. 8.. oi Stamford. skied as
polity-avers. The interment was in
Spring Grove cemetery.
John Wlimot. a eoaehtuan oi Nore-
ton or Dorian. while riding down Nor-
otoa lliil. Friday. soured as sellout.
lila horas stumbled sad throw bill
He sustained a semi-cirrnlsr wound
upon the top oi the head. and; with
this wound bleeding ireely. he remn-
ted the horse and rode home oasis.
displaying little coneern.
The seloetmen have called a special
town meeting ior Thursday night at
0 o'clock. in the Town Hall. to take
such action as be deemed advisable tor
the improvement oi highways in said
tows under provisions oi Chapter
OCXXIX oi the general statutes oi the
state oi Connecticut and to make as
appropriation thereior: also to enact
propar and suitable ivy-laws to regu-
late and preserve the sidewalks to
the tetra tirade for the special MVQI'
trace oi loot W also to take
action. it doe-ad advisable. to widen
itapisatnsnso called. aesreorhoroi
itailroad arrows and to make as so»
propriatioa thereiore.
warm.
Wharrlsisoathsoieklist.’
'Ja'ahltossisworaiagiorpartissia
3. ,
*tsrtstsbnrwsotsalaatsrontateor.
nsposdios chances with the earl
bzmmasmpaos’mm
tires thlseoaifl work. They illloi
More oi Mink stylish and
tastoinl ior thllspoczul periodoithe
And Soils. handsome and genteel
mo. rummmrcsdynm si-
ialrsthataroasllattyaathetailor's
art can build'tliela—sttits oi oonaa-
queues. oi induction
WI Wt is one of those
broad. big open places where a wide
varietyoitheprettlsstmodesmsyhe
touod. and where the prices average
lstod entirely by the grade oi goods
you choose—latent everybody.
AFGHANfi .
lnianta’ aighans. a mm line m: ,f
are being oilseed at hali-pries.—“.0ll[
ones for $2.00. At the lnisnts' depart-
lat.
LAHPB.
A large lot oi hand lamps selling ior 5
it out: each. Also no incandescent
gas lamps. complete and ready to al-
taeh to gas natures. at 55 cents each.
Extra mantles 15 cents each.
a
COTTON 1- CHBVIOTB. 5
The desire iortthese goods is greater
than ever this season. and ior that rea-
son we have provided an immense as.
oortmeat oi both Scotch and domestic
goods to supply the increasing demand;
very newest edects in light and dark
ehevlota, Oaiord. madraa and iaaey
weaves.
Domestic Cheviot lilo. yd.
English Cheek. lZlfie. yd.
Madras weave, tile. yd.
Pique novelties, 25c. yd.
Osiord. 25c. yd.
’ Whitlain's. 25c. yd.
Scotch Plalds, 35c. yd.
’a
s—Idw-slw—s—n—
TheD.M.READCO.
mom.
Methodist Episcopal church an taster
cont-art was held. consisting oi recita-
tloua.slngina and an address by the
pastor, Rev. W. ll. Wakoman. The
iioral display in all the churches was
very profuse.
liar. (Y. hi. ilellerk. oi Norwaik, as~
slated at the service at Trinity. yester-
day morolna.
.0
MP. lawls.oiNewliavoa.lsa
guest oi his mother. lira Niel Mitchell.
oi Myrtle avenue.
liisa Mollie McCormick. oi New
York. is vialiiilt her lather. Richard
intimates. oi North Alain street.
~liias Grace it. Mtddlebroohs. oi
Bridgmiaagnoatatthemiasses
oihaahusturgoleaatCasalatrost.
Ilrs. Willis-1 H. Thomas. oi Drook‘
lya. iaagsratoithe lilssea mortar.
corn sad Hattie Thomas. ot Cami
street.
William A. Miles. oi North AM
lass» is opening a in days with his
mother. lira. Iiargsret lattes. oi
Washington arcane.
The .ladasa Wright property is
Wrightatnotwaaaotdatsshiieaae-
tiaslsiardsratteroooahramisaaar
designation” Tin-moss
“tori-yum
walkl'irsillotrlet.
V
AT 1'!le
logs dis lit-tel.
Sale pinitiie.
fl'ti‘
y L!
i
kill. till.
will. 8". $75. 3“.
tout”.
lush. ill.
III-tr. iii. '
Milo-5151.
Ambrose deflswiismw
mammmm
5
if; 1*
tells
E
GRIND
1mm lit. in.
e
V
Tenn» wit.
By order oi the t tort or I‘mliole.
i'. ll. .‘iliztmu. Triton-0.
l
mumammwr millontho
dollar. tattoo the town asaessmut
liatoiim atamsetingoithedls-
trlctheidonthe lrat day oi June,
1m. at the last Norwalk school
Mose. will be due and payable the
idntdayoiAprll, Matvdtichtltnol
rowl!bereadytorseolvstheasniest
torsion. No. 10 first avsono. Penal
tysttheratsoialneporoentay‘sar
from April lat. use. will he charged
cameraman-u onand
anoohiun.
mummmmstnor—=
Ilstoakatiiorwalk. larchflJm.
I)” 2w
Auction Sale;
Norwallr Hotel.
TUESDAY, APRIL 12th,
‘Mttilil.
illodtdttlttyllttil limiting
hlihttttlti.
limit Public Auction'
will boheld,pnsistio'goimrdeia. par-
lor and balm furniture. bite-lien
manila, stoves. latnlis, mirrors and
othsrarticlm making up the furnish-
..I‘ ,
”r
i
5.
' i
luv khan, lit. W. 815.
1Covert Cloth Stilts. hi B'ont
‘ Buttonwood" 0
Black A Wool Bergo Suits, ily “ ‘
trimmed .. .. .,.. .1... so
trout locket 5111-1111511 .t1o.oo Black Clay 015mm caper. hrsi‘
trimmed ..................... $5.00
3"“ 1‘“ W001 ““9"“ W": by Black Cheviot 015111, Capes, .1115
front locket, silk-lined ......... 512.00 mm: .................. ..:....rsoo ~
Black All Wool 3 Bulls. m‘om ‘Bla’ekh Brocade Satin Capes. sense
.. .5500
jacket. toilets silk llning.. 41100 Black Brocade mm c,” m
Black 1111 Wool m0 eons.w 61am" : 111:2: $9333!“ 135:3; '55; ”o
1‘3““ skirt and jacket trimmed ' trimming .’.' .'. ............... 85. 50
with braid, jacket lined with tai— Black and Silk Capes. let and lace
iota silk ..... 316.00 trlnmiinz ---------------- ”50
Separate Skirts ”
stack Figured ilylllisntioe 1111151. 32.15
mm black mm Brilliantlns ,eum »
Green. “it; and nag: an Wool '
jaekuo‘i 5-: he" .5.
ressooo 5-.
‘ it due quality:..v‘..'..'...-..... .1. $4.00
N37! Blue. A!‘ Wm! M. Stills. Mk A." WOO! we meet” “00
blouse locket. lined with, toilets 3 ma c105], .Bh.irta we“ “on
silk .. ..... . ........ . ......... "Loo ck Camels Hair Bale Skirts.
\
Ton Trust Cloth 3m“, locket “m tueked ....................... $8.75
Black All'
”Pan Broad
ily front ............
* ’1"th g >,a
Black All Wool Cheviot Jackets. 1
ily from. silk lined ..........
Black All Wool Clay Diagonal
Jackets, dy front, silk lined....
Jackets, fly, treat.
lined
J it All W eras Jackets. ily
73cm, fiiffm.xmxflm
‘irodt...
Tan em Cloth Jackets. fly trout.
liaii "It'll W“)! labels,"
, : 7 SJ Ladles’Slifiingack ‘
“til-f "
Block All Wodlm. Cheviot Jackets.
Wool: ‘Cloy Diagonal
iancy ailk
..... WWW
Cloth Jackets) 1ng; ,
............. .....$3.0l)
”Wis
Black Satin Skirts” . ........ $7.00 Tell Coven Cloth Junkets lined
with iaaey .1115. . 112.00 Black Brocade Satin 1115151.. ...... 19ml immune... ....... muss
TRISTRAM Sr HYATT NOrwalk, Conn.
“LL 1; it, 1
w
Scofield 8v Hoyt” W
83 Washington st.. 80. Nor-walk,
Note a few of the runny bargains.
Club 131111511119. Nonwail’r.
. FRIDAY 15 BARGAIN 555.“.
15
l
Ladies' e1‘1‘11111li11 drawers, dtep lane or Ham-
All “I off. dd [33! yllll!‘ __.._ , burglrimm ' 25,29aiid5llc
k ew '9 my plni ro- , 4-4 unbleached shooting, 5 and tie per yard
wit l2. l5, 20am! 26¢ per yard ~
, i ttrtain swim bordered -, l2. l8 and me perd
New Ameriean print calico. 4e peryard. W m ’ltiz extral - . '5. 3110 v “PM
hi) doom 4 “W“ “le handkerchieie, .W {S The but bargain yet: ugrnin harpet, 501: per yard
ladies' and children e that block hose, l 25c 3 1,595,555,355; wood bedroom sun. .12
Mei bid eleven. Indus eerie» mimic”. Wendi! ‘ ’ Solid minim; containment,“ ‘ “ are
Innia' muslin night when limb" unlit-g yoke. - ' 5* r not not trunnion table. is
3 ”I“ WM? skirt». HIM? OW ‘Illblllli' ’ yThin iobut a small pnportion of bargain» we have to
trimming 10.115551» and—Q] r. --. .
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WM
Wesson—unn-
Cal he takes dsws agd replaced withaat charging «jail-eats.
iguana) .s' Horn
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dooler in, tho-librwalks.
s
«It Vrt
‘Wmlwer 5 ave
m
Hi
LUTHER M. WRlGlleA
5.5
.5
55 we“
.14....
m» 11. 111111. stole:
mom (5
Mon-a t
0111 um 11111 15511191:
Thus two cats rem-tat the “ERICA! TRAVELER. the liaest lso Bicycle la the market But option. in plots trash karma.
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