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ay more milliluéiory then ‘
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meow-1d» .
simullyorthosmorres-melu chased with the «or W “9" W
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sriV Ellis Thylor sod My} will ”010W “6 m, instead tor this spei. ’;l period oi the , 2 J. g , “MI“! . ,
re nurdhased new m“ ”ml. um. which re— Wm- . . W NORWALK ”I! TAXES. mm All Wool 86110 “m, M Black Broad Cloth
artists. .Fit. Vi‘inish and V_
Ladies’SpriugJackets "
‘ . w w J”
s so wool Cheviot rhesus.
1 “VIII It! A an...“ I trimmed. ..... “”50 BI.”
"am. mm, ”mm iI m sum. Middle and souteel m. mmc‘egfigfigg'm': irontlalchei, slik-Iihed.......81000 Black Clay portion Copes mam ily mill .. ................ must.»
meeti oi Hanover - suits and. 4.“. .. trnnmed .................. i
‘ , cougar will!» hold . ‘ mm "a ready “ fifiwfi‘d‘“ fibfl‘fl m2: 3"?" A" “W Chm“ 3W9 5’ ’Blank Cheviot Cloth Capes, slur ones All Wool Cherlot Jackets.
. mam awn moron. fairs that are as natty II the dollars list a; 1m 2': . :th oi the dll' iront jacket silk-lined ......... $1200 lined .. ”.7 ................... ”.00 g, rm, gm lined ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35,“ l .
Mrs. George Brett has returned from art can build them—suits oi con "m held 0'” the hrs: any at June Black All W ' 8m “0m ‘Blrkh Broeade Satin (lanes. cause ’1'
led the Revival hand her New rorlr mu. ‘ n 7 1m u m m smut mm; °° 3"” ....... .......... ..~..s§.oo Block All wool Clay Diagonal
fill! III the East AVWIIB ’ m"' a! II me" - M will be m m ”flu. the 1“"er ““9“ “It ““33: ~~~~~ I" 00 Elm Dim Sill!) Capes. laeef Jcam' g, ML “1* lined....I‘s'.5.‘
William Wilmot has returned to his This department. is one oi thoseJ dr't da of A ril M“ ”m. time! Black All Wool 9'8”.” hi and let trimming »»»»»»»»»»» M “
“ work In New rorlr. " " ' "I , 8"" “I“ other who cops, let ado braid ' mm. in Wool Clay mum
ii. Davis of liontelslr. m“ u‘ *M ”m” "m ‘ wide W" b. mm W m “33‘ 1m“ m" "“ mm. "flame" ~ trimming .............. .....'ssso “at“ 9,. from “my 3""
the guest oi Miss lla- Mies once Wilmot has recovered variety of the Whitman may he gnm fife 33f: gfizt . rat with braid; racist union" with tni- Blselt and silk Capes Viet on ‘Vhiefl'I ‘ a?” he. with ,,,,,, ”3.
irom a recent illness. . you“, “a where the m are regu- m ”m 35“?” he charged lets. sigh ......... ' ,,,,,, "5,00 trimming ................... $859
. A' Joell-on. the ileum Miss Edith smmu has recovered lulled will!!! I?! theme or soon- 33"”:{wfl ”I” °" ““ Green. mile in no; so Wool
‘ If. n, has been supplying into a week's illness oi tonsilltis. you choose—lair to everybody. ”I '
‘ Hoyt oi Contentment ls~
I
¶te Skins Block A I WOOI W 1““ I,
B. E “can“, vote" M at"... H“! from 4 ' M “and snlmnflm ”v.5 ‘‘‘‘
.V . East Nor ' lat-hem .. ............. ' ...... S 1800 ex tired riIVlisVntVIne Skirts. .
m" ”mm" °' "m (”mm "m" “d " "" “m" ' - H '31:: fill-ix: m m N ‘ I “It: guilty ’3 . two 1‘":th mm km“ a, mo
. VV wagon on thestreets last Saturday. AFGHANS. Dated hat Wk. larch ”18“.. ary or. All Wool Serge Suits. M All Wool W ‘ém' .... 84.00 in ........ . ................. .
2 . mm at MI?- "W! with “Hem Black Broad Cloth Skirts. tucked, so. or . Broad Cloth Jackets. ily trout,
“Wm “'9 5W“ ”m" ”m“ °‘ 3°" 5"“ 5' “m" "" Intenll' “shear. a choice line the! shilk ........ . ................. en 00 Black Camel a “sinner” slum 'hali lined with lama sits
the East Avenue lulu» pleased to know that he will remain in 00 , IND ' \ inched... . """" ‘ ””” 35.15 """"" '
.1. i Blinds! school. batons: Dorian. "“ W”! “m“ " “WWW—"- GR ‘1'» TricotClotlI Bolts locket lined mm. mg; 3km, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, gm Tan Covert CIotlI Jackets. lined
or leading one oi the most ones for $2.00, At the lniantd’ dossrt- ' '
Monotone ever given in Mrs. Jesse Reed. of Stamford. has
hear. visiting Mrs. J. n. Bullsrd. or “L
Main street. ~
Anct' Ion sale‘ ' with tam silk ........... ....ti2.oo mm Brocade Satin Shirt...” .. .ssml throug'hout ................... sue
sslon oi the East Avenue
Episcopal Sunday school
. . . J 0. Hawkins. Harry Hoyt
Vp‘lionlinodieu' and H. J. Hyp-
sppnlnted s committee to con-
s. committee iron: the Nor-
flout regarding the project oi
‘ trim . Sunday school excursion next
”snowmen oi the East Norwaili
y is now in excellent cone
Contain Boilerty and Hsniord Smith “”3 ’ I" ""-
A large lot oi hand lumps selling ior .
will assist Walter Sharon next week in
making garden.
Miss F. C. Turner. oi New York city.
was the guest Friday oi Mr. and Mrs.
Newton H. Croioot.
_Carlton White. oi New Haven. ls
spending the Easter vacation with his
aunt. Miss Ada Laplism.
1! cents each. Also to. incandescent
gas lamps. complete and really to st-
tsctho gas fixtures, st 55 cents each.
Extra mantles 15 cents each.
COTTON CHEWO’I'S.
TRISTRAM 6t HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
Norwl'lilr Hotel.
TUESDAY. VAPRIL 12th,
We! till. v.
iii Mimi; litily Ilstll Emitting?
Scofield o Hoyt,
‘83 Washington so, So. Norwalk, Club Buildllfig. Norwnlls.
FRIDAY, IS BARGAIN DAY!
Note a few of the many bargains.
ltllln the past few dayp . . .
been received live hundred Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutton have re. The desire for “I”! M II [renter ‘ IS M II
Lsdies’ muslin drawers, dtep lace or Ham-
”Mfl bong. two Bamkngm glazed to theI cl'ty. Mnef‘luttonv. health than ever this season. and for that rea- A E d bli A u A new ism. of {alloy plaid dm 8”“ l'ml . . ‘pmmhm ”been“ . f awffggngfi
m t . o . , . .
H ,CIII; abiegx‘mem: M M r. mom ' son we have provided an immense ss- . m 0 III: 0“ “die“; American print cmu,‘:(.l;:::: 250 I“ yard (I urtain ”hr ”mm ”:18” '3 '3 end 2”” P“ J‘L
...‘::‘.r.2:'2..:r.“:::‘é m..." m‘fwimlifizfi ............................. ................ 50mm... ................ it'mzii::r"lz‘;:h...w‘...'rm
.istleIaction. The In“? w clan. and will occupy the resIdenn M. 1° enpplytheluersssipa demand: lord and helium inmltum. litrllon ladlu' and children' s inst blockhme, PM .138 lwsml balm mil. ' I .12
V' by the fire district oommit- with lit. and Mrs. William aloe and very newest elects In light and dark “WI“, “W” lamps, minors and: Lodlon’k klilgloiqepring stykn. jfidcolam, $.99“- will! at dining chair. coneeeet, we
: ' :himMflfi 333?: "mu" “ chum Osiord. msdrss’ and lanes oiliersrtielesmaklug up the rill'illltIl-r I‘M” "mu“ “'8'" ”be“ "mm"? 3'0“ 50" diootookextension IRIJIC, ‘5
. ‘l yard willo shirts l'lllIIt‘ null llnlnhtt ' ' ' - . .
r ooihpany. oi New Your nor gmlth A nano- and wlie while reeves blend! hotel. ' or Tm” "‘ '3‘" "m“ "”an "n”.‘lw" ‘" "m“ u’
yuan—-
. Day anniversary services
N Avenue Methodist Episom
' h were never more lonely st-
‘or iii creator interest than the;
Way. ”any and ion; and
the expressions oi delich;
-tlon by the multitude o
. . musical programme pro:
hills quartette in tile morning.
Poyves. who is a master oi the
, nave additional inspiration to
. oi this service both by solos
mniment. The returned
.Ree. A. J. Smith. was given a
litlleorme by both members oi the
and his litany irlends. He
in the congregation his Easter
.l. and preached an able aor-
. ‘Don the resurrection oi Christ.
' tail to describe the lleatlty nd
r oi the Easter evoninx lee
‘ In the Sunday school. The ser-
opened by a brlei address
esteemed pastor. iollowerl by
V by Edward Trounsen. Sr. and
’5 research solo by H. J. Hypson.
I VI director. The members of
t class. under the able man,
st hire. howen. wereat their
' delighted,“ vast audience
halts. recitations and motion
"All the audience listened to
Hill voices many souls es~
‘Qttt or the mouth of babes.
than host this night permitted
)lary's Visit to the Tooth was
by Annie Pant Hymn. opening
The little one was inspir-
crest truth she was present»
did her best. The execution oi
. reflected much "will on
and all who took part
and songs by interns.
, . illevensos. were an in-
‘ The character at Mary oi
, was well portrsyed by, Miss
' . Her sweet manner and
natures were due. Itrs.
. ‘ as limbs filled her
liar riei: alto voice bets:
”may with the piers.
' as well helm. The
[V eharsetsrwas tumult
*lllisrlt lisphey wile-e stead
attending the New Yorli last contor-
euro. hold in Brooklyn last week. were
entertplned by hi . A. hi. Wheeler. oi
792 Putnam even 9. .
The lion] Social club met last week
Friday at the home oi lilas lisud Van
Dine. Including the new member eieer
led at. this meeting, the club now has
s membership oi twelve.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 8. Bibblns gave
a whlat party. Friday evening. April
lst. Tile ilrst prise. a handsome clip
and ssurer. was won by Mrs. damnel
Watkins; the second prize. a bouquet
oi flowers. was won by lire. E. lorri-
son, oi Noroton.
The iunorsl oi Theoplllus V. Smith
was largely attended Saturday alter»
noon irom his his residence in Nore-
ton. Rev. Arthur Rollins oflt'lstetl. and
s dole-nation oi members at Hohhle
Post. it. A. it. oi Stamiord. noted as
pallbearers. The interment was in
spring ilrove cemetery.
John Wilmer. a condition oi Noto-
ton or Dorian. while riding down Nor-
olos Hili. Friday. soldered so accident.
lIis horse stumbled and threw him.
lie sustained a sealecirrular would
upon the top oi the head. and. with
this wound bleedina ireely. he rrnioun~
ml the horse and rode home again
displaying little concern.
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The seinirtnten have railed a special
town meeting ior Thursday night at
it o'rlorll, is the Town Hall, to take
such potion us be deemed sdvlsoble tor
the Improvement oi highways in said
town under provisions oi Chapter
coxxlx oi the mineral statutes of the
state oi Cmnertletit and to ”than
appropriation thereior: also to enact
proper and soluble opt-wit to restl-
Isle and preserve the sidewalks in
the town made ier the special marm-
hensiiootpsesssmnai-otetshe
series. it deemed advisable. to widen
Ileplestreetnoratled. sesrmersi
llsllrusd smile and is lustre an ap-
Impriatlea thereiore.
m. "
Milarrielsoslhesieliiist
Domestic Cheviot. ilk. yd.
finalist: Check. also. yd.
Madras weave. lie. yd.
Pique novelties. 25c. yd.
Oxiord. 26c. yd.
Whitlanl's, 25c. yd.
Scott-ll Fluids. 350. yd.
The D. M. READ CO.-
pond-son.
Methodist Bplsrbpsl i'Illlft‘Ii an Easter
concert was held, consisting oi revita-
tloussinalng and an address by the
pastor. Rev. W. ll. Waltemau. The
horsl display in all the rhurrhes was
very profuse.
it". t‘. at. helium. oi Norwslh. ss-
sisted at the service at Trinity. Pater-
dsy ”I'm
Fred P. lgwiw. oi New Heron. is a
guest at his mother. lira. Niel Mitchell.
oi Myrtle avenue.
4.”.—
like lame lici' or.mirlt at New
York. is visiting her lather. Richard
Hellorntirli. oi North Main street
ltlss iirsrs Ii. Middleltroolts. oi
Brim. is s m at the residence
ei Prsalt 3. htursss. East Canal street.
. lira. Willlall Ii. Thomas. M Eml-
lyn,issnlestoiihe ill-see Miss.
flora and Hattie Thomas at Camp
DIM
William A. fillet. of “or“ All.“
Hale Future. Terms hash.
II] order d “11' (him of I’mllattl.
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will. 8“. 315. ill.
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SCOFIELD 8" HOYT.
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer' ill the Norwalks.
[LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
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These two cats represent the AIIBRICAK TRAVELER. the trust :30 Bicycle in the market. Best epilelu. Two piece crash issuers.
‘ . . Can he takes dean and upland without chassis; silent-eats.
Norwalk Chronicler