mood of Bell: plum
utilitarianism. .
tative of the Babbitt'a
givinx a demonstration at
o; Robert Jooolorlky & Co..
und'llrtt. E. B. Smith. of that
. are in Bridgeport today to
“the funeral of Mrs. l". W. Par-
rtum of Mn. Smith.
town has commenced work 0:
tit avenue. removing the earth
log it. to Cottage avenue As
‘ ‘ he surface is scraped off crush—
will be put down.
Stunner has moved from Bolton
‘bioclt to Stamford. Mrs. Lep-
flthEr. who lives in that city. hurl
‘ytic shicil recently. nnd the
“ mover; there to care for him.
,bmall tire orcurred Tuesday night
‘ store on the Washington street
_ occupied by (‘harlcs M. Mochler.
little was cruised by a thundeiier
hing four lamps dropping to the
’ Mr. Mochirr and family fought,
. flames until assistance arrived.
Selectman l-Z. Thomen' spite driver
‘ fooled from Row;:yton to this place
yesterday afternoon. by Captain Veri-
tyfind will shortly begin driving splice
Mfim foundation of G. (lhiotto'n new
MW alongside the washington
W brine.
‘l‘lle Consolidatediiltaiirond company
. commenced taking up the rails in.»
two East Norwalh and Bridgeport.
ind ltdntituting one hundred pound
aloe! rails. which or» in use on other
Quotient of tho line. About one in ii-
m min are at work here under the
direction of John O'lrnry. This gang
fill lay the rails as for as Green
Fame. and from there to Bridgeport
What gang of one hundred men in
till charge of John Riley in laying tlw
_ I. it. is expound that the work
it he completed in ten am.
M...
”'Lmll .
In. A. l). Ward in at Contentment
kind for a few tlnys.
.‘ onus All) 10301011.
1 Hill llartha Miller hail been vislt~
i
Walter Sharon halt returned home
ban: a visit in .w York.
In. Miller and son have ruturnml
home from a visit in Now not-twin, 3:.
*7.
In. airtime, ot'tne Golf club. slip-
M on some ire while in New York lnul
Jock and broke a rib.
yin iiattie Rust-or. of Sorwnik.
Wt. Easter Sundry with Milo; Addie
myth, of Mansfield avenue.
I“ hit! Northrop. of t'htmtnut
‘ Z , Norvmllt, iii the mum of her his»
‘ fin. Hauturd Smith, of Sntigwit-k
w...—
villeruother of ilenry sm-
h‘ town. She will more up
New York for the hummer the
Q! the month.
a“
John Mallilfll'l. at iiieuimooit. nit
liar Mfltlll badly ymu-rdny. t'ttiiil-
a bottle imrntlux. Dr. John H.
diamond the wound.
. 8. livers, of tilenhroolt. mus it.»
. . irprakrr at the mot-ting untltr
Pflvlm of the Stamford Young
' Christian Annunciation at flir-
’ Home Noroton Tummy
Norwalk Tramway company iii
' min to lttl lino bitumen Dor-
»' Koroton. A large “an“ ot men
. on the work and Milo two
_ lllll near Leroy Ivonne hmt
M, Mn. and the earth uml to
Miran the ratio.
«a
or received in Horton thin
tit death in Norfolk. Conn. of
m of (1mm licorille. for-
‘ lilo plaice. The mother at the
. m n litter of Cit-rte: liayv
Cove Mill». and the family
- (If the lmtm of tho lute
. hm mind‘s sought
. . for tonight It I o'clock.
. Hail. to tulle trot-h notion
hart-able for the Improve
* in will turn antler
font do" will! lilo Mil!
J. H. William no heat will; a
M". Lewis Mull ll sawmill!!! her
niece and nephew from lint Remit.
lowiti Null and wife vlnlted in Nor-
wullt and New York city for
walk. and niece. Mlu’
Past Day in Branchville.
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Tru
Smith. o daughter of the tonne
North~Wilton.
BROAD RIVER.
Herbert Sit. John entertained a pz'tr-
ty of friends Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Newcomb now
occupy the Joseph Newcomii place.
Frederick Osborne, of Comotocit bill.
has moved to Merwin street, Norwalit.
a unruly-loom om.
Christ. Church Mil tho Iocipirnt. of
l $6.000 Donation
The parish of Christ church has ro-
t‘r-li'f‘tl smother donation. (in Enatctr
day. lilo junior warden. Andrew Camp
Nash. hundred to ll. ii. Sherwood. the
church treasurer. a papa book on a Nor:
Walk hunk, entitling the holder to six
thousand dollar». with instructions to
turn it ova-r to the parish. This oner-
ing of Sir. Nash's main-s the sum total
of donations and lil‘flllt’lllti over 826.003).
.\lr. Nash hart been «lonely identified
with (‘hrist church all the years of lllll
long and useful life. and by this art
again munitents hie love and venera-
tion for his benign mother. the I'llllutll
.u the parish tneetiJg on Mondav
owning. a unanimous vote of apprecia-
tion and thanks was extend-d to Mr.
Nash. Mr. Sherwood being instructed
to call upon him and personally exprest
to him the sentiments. of the meeting.
r-mil'eetporlor.
DOTS AND mam
Abingtun. Mon. April il.~~llleury ii.
Peirce. secretary of the commonweoltit
of .ilauachusetta for sixteen 'ytearit.
died at his litmlv hm» this morning.
LIir. l’eitee'a death was due to anaplcxz.
with which luv was stricken while maltv
in: tin addrm late! evening.
HEAVY “AM-3:3 AND SEAS.
New York. April liw’i'he White Slur
“learnt-r Majestic which arrived thi-i
morning from Liverpool. encountered
a tilli't’-’fiiill)ll of heavy went and north
west stiles with high M'flli nearly the
entire voyage. From Aliril It to th~
lith, the wind blew a whole ante trout
the wviatward with tierct» squall-t and
imtry mm. At midnight of the lltl.
u llillllfill sum-rage Iliifimlflnr named
lino.“ l’. l’nuiseu. aged eighteen yearn.
disappeared and is nuppoml to have
jumped lli'v‘l‘litllll'll,
Sliti'i' In A t‘ltAZi' ('ASI't‘K.
lit-rim. K. it, April it.~-'l'rlmt|iilor~
l'ugunu. proprietor of the 'J‘illll‘lnil'ilfiv
gin lliillli'. um idiot through the breast
and Assistant ('in Mnruhni Yuungeiim
in the hand and (not. win morning by
:t lll’ilpl’l‘iill' l'nlmtlliin who gave the
imnu- ut’ l'tc'u. t'ttgnon liil um itxDl’fl'li'tl m
lli‘t‘, l'imt whit ruptured. but not un-
til be hmi been idiot in the arm and bx
by i'uttuiutuu l'ltristiantwn.
.... i
lZlAri'f‘lt’ ADVERTISING llA'i’lilll.‘
Wlwti the ndvertlring agent of one of
tilt Kl‘t'nlI-hi UhUWll on earth virilml at
small town in Kilniiill last summer, ht»
culled upon the editor oi the hind pn-
pt-r untl iuuuirwl the not. of to double-
culumu tiinpiuy ntli‘crilnctnvui in tin
next two llililll‘li.
"'l‘wu hundred and eighty dollurr,"
an» the rrpiy. without. it mot-nnd‘a lll‘illr
lotion.
"tirrnt rit'uttf Are you crazy ."" cried
the agent. "What. Would you chum» ml
for n full page?"
"Two hundred and eightywjunt the
noml‘.”
“llut how do you figure it?" 9“)th
minted the «trout» nmn "llnvon't you
any lttltltttl rater. for were alumni»
inn“
"tit-tr here. tnlrtrr." s-nrneittly remark
ed thr editor, "I don't pay any luau»
titm to timer, in this thIl. but i do
know hart what on ldrnrtlnement in
this paper will can you. You any
have a column or a we. or the who”
wanted paper. Mt as you like. There’-
it mortgage tor mo on thin shop. and
your cirrus has not to Mir me out with
it. if it doom. For 3 met. that'-
oil. You my more right in W on
m the who» anmtch tor a
Gourde of with to unit ”limit. but
we've not to note up I!” More mt
filmy night. Row. than. an run
WI! mm or an ”more It hor-
tile?”
All the um and um mm and
loot m in that show
spaniel .
Bonnets tutu nus
run counties.
the WM it”! milled in 3 “ill! W ‘
Little Realm, little 13mm and lit-
that have just come in and that are
very low priced. Very handraine tea-
turcs in little thing; ~ war.
The lnfontu' and Children's depart-
ment presents a handsome and un-
broken assortment. of thing: thut are
ehoice and flair-hie for the little folk
at thin gladlome season of the year.
PAIASOLS.
Showing all the newest and brightest
characteristics of this new season.
Shapes. colors and sticks in the most
genteel styles. _ A striking collection of
what is to be the most luhionabie of-
fairs for the coming spring and sun»
luff.
~W-.- u...
GLOVES.
New interest centers around this de-
partment income the special spring of-
fcrings are so charming and dainty.
The hunt touch that gives a costume
its standing among all the new spring
outfits. A helpful assortment ol tlm
newest shades to itelect from l’l’llillil‘
makes and correct effects.
SPECIAL.
[lent quality all—silk Hoo- Supporters,
with belt. for 19 cent: n pair. est
quality cotton iioac Supporters. with
hell. it 'ccuzs each or three pairs for 2.1
out)“. At Muslin Underwear tie-part-
ment.
. hridoy Eve’s. April 16th.
Smov'v BALL.
Mir thnerrw.
Nmalh, m'cnily.
no.2 611sz BUILDING. .
‘I’HIATRI.
”Illuminati Whit-unusual...
' Much...
CAN“ 0' L'KAMC‘IBW:
Dr. C. it. Many
tlu umbrella Bitirta. Boys’ Kilt slim. Egyhfimmw‘ ' ui&%&.1,l§g;{gg
, It A I
in comhrlc. 9::ro and linen, for $1.25,} “Min... “mm”. 3" "'1‘, P???" R's:
rm. ms. z .00 to on. New good- imfl’m'imm. , mfi,,;,,:,",‘{g;;; Materials, all guaranteed ii
wwwwa-W
(liven in prwlarly Ibo fillllo "tanner u 'at.
Ladies’ Suits.
Tllli IONTE CARLO GIRLS!
m...“
..tlterlalnuwut No. l:
The stemming farw.
Green. Blue and Tan, All Wool
t‘ovcrt Cloth Suits, fly front
a'ketlt ..
Tut-z vnssnn GIRLS! ’ ‘
EtllI-rtnlnluml No. 2: Naif: Blue. All Wool Serge Suits.
liltlH FLAHS \‘Al'lll‘ZVllJJi.
iii ~ Novelty Acts will
ltiouse Jacket. lined with lathfl
silk .......................... $11.0
rst class.
V I , C
.m........... {Ladies Spring Capes.‘
Ruined Sill Will 50 Cents. L, Black Broad biotin Capes. braid
(Sham open at I’lnhled'rt, South Norwuilr. Black A" Wool Serge Suits, fly trimmed ...................... $3.50
3:? fi‘;,‘}?‘,“.',‘;;fi"v MW“ “‘9“ "' 5‘3"" front jacket. silk-lined ......... 310.003 .ack Clay Diagonal Capes, braid
' ' " trimmed ..................... 85.00
‘ ‘ ””1"“ A” “'0'” ”WP“ Sim “Y Black Cheviot Cloth Capes. silk
‘NOl'Walk C {-ch House, front Jacket. silk—lined ......... ”2.00 lined ...................... $8.00
. u. . ' . ' I " r ' ," ,
Saturday, April '6. jacket. taffeta silk lining ...... ill-William; Brnmde Satin Capes, lace
”‘3‘ .‘""“’ money ”‘ worth. lilnt h All Wool Serge Suits. biouoe $8.3": 1:“ lirimznlng; """" d h ‘ ids'ma
. ' . , ac “wt ' I: at an ra
. Mustotimm Amusctntlll lltmm. indict. ttkll’t and jacket ”1mm“! l l 18W i 50
Diolimtt-utcrloitmu-nttt ' tr mining .. .................. 55
3tmmjuv forecmnmlr, ”mm-mp Willi braid jacket lined With tnf— lilark tint! Silk Capers jet and lace >
(Na silk ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3p; m trimming ..................... $8.50
Separate Skirts.
lllatit Figured Brilliamine Shirts $2 73
i
9‘00 Black Figured Brilliantine Skirts
fine quality .................. 31.0»
Black All “‘00 burg“ Slum ..... 14.0»
_ill.'tcit Broad Cloth Skirt» tucked. 803.00
u: iiinri; Camels Hair Serge Shiite.
Entt'rinitllntut \‘o.’ .v: ,. , ‘ . tucked. .. .................... $63.75
1m i-‘tuu'kllug llurlm no inn l‘ r ‘9‘” ( ‘0‘“ 3““ ”PM" "3‘" l Black Sui-in Skirttt ............... 873m
3‘) -Miiuu« ”it hitutttvt' or u. fill. with fancy silk ............... $2.00. Black Brocade satin Skirt ,,,,,,,, $9.00
,il”
“.4
Opening of New Spring Suits, Jackets, Capes,
and Separate Skirts.
It is always wise economy to buy the bait goods your pocket buck will afiord.
Reliable me) ciiandire wears the longest and 18 in every way more satisfactory than
inferior qualities, whatever the price.
Our Suits, Jackets and Capes are all made by tailor artists.
«-
Fit. Finish and ,
Ladies’Springtlackets
Black All Wool Cheviot Jackets,
fly front ...... - ............ . .. ”$4.50
Bionic All Wool Cheviot Jackets.
fly front. silk lined ............. “.00
Black All Wool Clay Diagonal
Jackets, lly front. sill: linetl....87.6tl
lurk All Wool Clay Diagonal
Jackets. liy, .kom. fancy Iilk.
lined ....... . .............. 38.50
Black All WoolVKersey Jackets. fly
front. fancy silk lined ......... $10.00
Tan Broad Cloth Jackets, fly
from .......... . .............. $3.00
Tan Broad Cloth Jackets. fly front,
half lined with taffeta ......... $4.75
Tan Covert Cloth Jackets, lined
throughout ................... $8
.50
Sminlndrieti nttrot'tiou, Ntu \nrk' _
Lulu! Sanitation. The
Barefoot Passion Dance.
Prime 22': 7:5 anti-wt.
iTRlSTRAM s: HYATT, Not-walk, Conn.
Hats 1t Wt-ed'u Mill Hillron's.
Hoyt’s Thentre,
\ll liu- u «it long tumxw min;
MONDAY, APRIL 18th
incline Players
GO—PEOPLE—GO
Nutt- n fI-w of the tunny bargain-i.
.\ in in line of rum-y
~ \l lilt' lil
IILK WAISTS.
A islwrial line of black. ail-silk 'i'nf-
feta Walnut. for “.00 each. that are n
npiendid mine at the price.
; I
"WAst-I wars-rs.
A large coilrctlonminrgwut iu the
rity~of stylus and grades that run in
prirr- lrom 50 cents to $2.34) cut-h. The
most inotcftll assortment that can t»-
tound in that mum of cost.
The D. M. READ CO.
WI.
lllntricl oi Norwnlli.
('ouri. April liitb. A. it, llillit.
Rotate ol William it. lyt'kwood. lute
tut. l’ruhntte
r
Scipp-vriiti l". \l ill\.\lu ll’iil 'lll' I'nlillt‘i‘lill
Lit“. ilmoru Sisters, lli lln‘ gum-l i
and l't'lill'l‘lt p: wittttiuliuf mt t \lrvmu r .n—
crinire of Unlrnwnpluh the your» lll‘ tut ‘
tumor .1. ll. “1.- ttrv' at 'umin-m. :
l
l'iIrlnutl of film mi N» ler St I: hangs out! .
lhlllt' li- ity the l. 3. mm *i-to n» .fill nth. 7.
SIM“ Bill). WIGHT 0R0llllS'l'lll..
Nun lint-t tuition in lI'l'f n mu acts.
turning Play mm» Imugim n:
Priming print». in. '3' uml Mieeuln.
Mflllfltn‘ prim. "lllltlri'll it». mluit- "Jr.
Sew- "mum little at l'lulalrd'n and tit. n.
tirnlln‘t'h tint; ilui"!
New American print «alien, in [to
.30 tlllll'll 9; linen lullim' lultttlhercl
Initlitm' and t liiltln-u's it»! lvlnr k l
IAItlit-«t' kitl trim on, spring m lot» at
L: Itiit~'~ mmliu night ('0an lluml
:i yunl widt- nkii’lfi. rufllo :tttol
1. trimming
Ill: tltl Iliad I'llitl~ vunl
SCOFIELD
burg trimmed
“mom! 2'"- pt r )‘zlrtl
r vurtl. « -
. . Mniw umtiit
litrl’n, :w
l .t lllllilt‘lit ltml rlln-llllg.
t 'urtnin mi... imnloral cslgv,
'l'lw ivmt inlflpllll j'I-l;
Scoficld 8» Hoyt,
83 Washington st.. So. Norwalk, Club Building, Norwalk.
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY!
unlit-5' llill~liil tiraucnt. (loop lact- nr Hum-
:35, :L‘izuulétlt'
.3 and 6c per yard
l2. l3» and 2W lit-r yd.
in, l"), l‘i :ilitl ”P
lngmin t’fll'pt'l, 50v por yard
lg. t'xlm quality.
unto. l2} 1; piwo hard wood bedroom suit, “2
lolmltlmh‘ W'MH' N l Rulitl oak dining chair, mute neat, title
""1: )nllc, 5‘“? l .I {unit will it tit liilttil tnlrlt- '6
llnmlnm: f l‘llitt ill but .lstnull prolmrtiotl tlrlnlfg: llll" we have to
i
i
50, 6'). 73c and fl tiller.
oi Norwuik. in mid lllllll‘li'l, ill't’i’alfll.
Wilerenii. written amiilt-itllon baa
bran mud.» to this court by lli" text-sin
tor of the will or sold tiwvnu-d, prop
lull. for roll-0m therein not forth. for
authority to t-omnrumhw and Winn ii
rennin uppI-III from the probate oi the
lint will .pl laid doc-turd upon tetmtt
ultimo-tin"! not forth in Mid nopilc»
lion on lilo
lirtirrmi, Thu!
mid uptdimtinu b0
April Hunt at; l’utlot-it nttoruoon. audi
that nuhiir notin- Wren! ho xiv-wt to
all permu- lntereoted theroiu by pub-
iilhlnu thin order in n minimum hay»
in; a circulation in mid tilntrivt. at
learnt ill: titty» lutforc MM day of llfl‘ih
inn
ABA ll. thllWAllil.
all it. Judge.
non-ion."
Special Toni Healing!
The tniutbltautat. legal mum. of the
Town at Norton: rm My notiiimi
out! filmed tint u will mu moon
in will he W in the Town Home to
raid in» on Yonder. toe lull of
writ. ll“. at t o'rlttrtt in the mentor.
for the trim” W. to on:
To “to II Win of not ill-ti
i
hrtml and determined at the Probate l
olllre in NorWulk. on the 20th day at z'".fl" “a
—————u-
Llihy. ml.
Milli. $50. 375. 380.
int intuit, iii. W. 370.
all 3100.
ltmod. $36 $50, $60.
Smut, ill.
These two cats represent the AMERICAN TRAVELER, the final 5:10 Bicycle in the market. first option.
Can be taken (on anti opined without changing shutouts.
8- HOYT.
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the Norwaiks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
m
limiting. Ruling, Tm
l’lfili ll. Gilli", Itlmf,
Bicycle Mull-L
(in hm lltiil l t’tittl.
M
Tu piece crank hum.
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