Daily linings of at People of or.
walk anti South llorvalk.
WEATHER NOTES.
Storm centers on loath Atlantic
coast near Wilmington, moving‘ north
of east will can» northeast caisson
toe middle Atlantic and south New En-
gland coast tonight.
1 Generally fair ton ht and Thom:
M“ II Wm M, m t
northasatorl'y winds. ng
”unusual—4*
. The Mary Doty estate was adjusted
in the Norwalk Probate court, today
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Baker and child-
ren of South Main street, have gone to
Carbondaic. Penn, to spend a month.
Mrs. P. H. Hyatt. of West avenue.
entertained the Always Ready circle of
the Norwalk Methodist church, this etc
temoon.
Mrs. Joseph G Jennings' residence
at the corner of Fairlie-id avenue and
High street is being repainted by F: i:
Gorbam.
The monthly business meeting of the
South Norwaik lisp at Christian En-
deavor society will held tonight at
7. 45 o “clock
—C. H. Harvey’s employment agency
has moved to Old Well Laundry office.
Mrs. 0. H. Perry mother of Judge
John H. Perry, of Southport. was
stricken with paralysis, Saturday She
is now in a very precarious condition.
The girders oi the iron bridge are in
place and the sheet irifit covering be»
tween them is all in. The surlate and
side railing will next be put in place.
Dr. Noble will give his usual bi-
monthly lecture. preparatory to Holy
Communion. on Thursday evening
ngt, Iin the Norwalli Congregational
pe
The semi-annual session oi the
Grand Division Sons of Temperance.
will be. held in New London tomorrow
Lewis Hubball and W. A. Kellogg ox-
pet-t to attend.
it in undentood that the members oi
the Norwalk companies of the. (‘onnec-
in their lull dress unilorms. tonsisting
ticut National Guard. will at once turn
oi helmet and dre‘ss coat.
m
Alnrge number of Norwalk peoplr
tame to South Norwalk yesterday ni-
tnrnoon to watch the McMahon tire
From the tonal Hill Hill the amok»
and dumps were plainly soon.
Health inspector Hunt has reported
n number oi cm about Norwalk that
need the attention of the Baird of
Health (in the whole howetcr tin
city is in a very sanitary rendition
Dr Henry i’ lIino. the well known
Suitgatuck yacht-nan. has purchasrda
handsome yacht. . Ellie is one hundrnl
feet lung being the largest plu-nwtr
craft in these waters.
Clarence Webster. of Stuart ilH'iiii'
went to New York today to Legin drill-
ing preparatory to entering lllP inlan-
try of the litltPIl States He entrain:
under the utlsplnu of Lafayette i‘oeli
ii. A. it.
The executive commitm- oi tho
Young People's Society of ('tii‘lhlliili
Endeavor oi thi' South Nor-walk i'ou‘
grmtionni rhurrh will meet with Mists
Annie Sanford. Friday evening next. at
ii p. in.
Attorrcyii Joseph ll. Taylor and H
Edgar l'itrris vent to New York cln
today. to take a disposition brim: \‘o
mry Public W Brook» Words“ at illi-
fimith & MiNcii hotel in tho mu at
Taylor vii. Wadhatna and the rim.- ui
iI‘rrria vs. Wudhams.
“ 7w
*7fo and not: paper reduced to
per double roll. .l. 'l‘. Prowitt'a.
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A cordial l flutter: in exon-
dad to all who limumi
to the recent torture of l’olotwl
ROM". H. lngaruii ID illifntl the not»
vii-c of tho- iiion‘ii iluiiduy Evening club
next Sunday evening. and i..-.nI ltr,
"card’s exposition the Liberty or
Man. Woman and . lid.
Sherman council. Royal Arcaoiim,
wlli'itold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening at 7 ill) ovior k abarp All oi
floors and members are requested to in»
present promptly. at a mndidatr- will
be! nitiqud. ’i‘he iuidiea‘ Auxiliary
will hold a meeting cement-inn at ilI l3.
after which a social hour will be eti-
,ioyed.
An interesting and valuable vellum.
tioa of premiere gravum by theAnuIri-
ran Bank Notetlo..priniod on indie pop.
erand mounted on . sraiimrd lnon fllhlliI
ition at the South Not-walk library this
unit The» proof prints are nimui
titty years old and they compriw book
platen vignettes of famous turn llo.
also for state main of arms and lrmk
The Catholic club heinous tonne
Amebothsaboensecurodattha
. Nontaih Hotel.
James lit-Hanna. of Hawaii, is via-
lung in New Jersey
The Norwaik Cplhollc club has pur-
chased a locum
All dogs in Norwelk mint be reels-
tered on or oefore May 2.
Mrs. H. B. Kellogg is dead at her
home in Lyons Plains»
~‘Mrs. 'i‘heodore Rogers, oi Broad Riv-
er, is on the sick list. .
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
held a scrubbing bee last night.
Repairs were made to the Wall street
trolley tracks this morning.
Mrs. Joseph Newcomb, of Broad Riv
er. is laid up with a sprained ankle.
Flour has advanced a dollar at bar—
rel and sugar is also on the ndvnnt'”.
Frank Wiehe. oi iiuributt street.
Wilton, has gone to enlist in the navy.
Railroad surveyors were at work yes-
teiiday. surveying the Wall street law
no .
A son has been born 'to Mr. and
Mrs. William Newcomb, oi Brood Riv-
er.
I
Frank Leone the barber. paid a :25
line, yesterday. for assaulting a riv at in
the business
~81 paper reduced to 350 per double
roll. at .l. '1’. Prowitt's.
Landlord Wals is having his billiard
and pool room overhauled. the tables
fixed up. our.
William H. Chllds. of Brooklyn. fath—
er—in-iaw oi Mrs. Erersiey (fhilda. for—
merly of Norwalk. is dead,
The designer at the Norwalk and
i-‘uirfield Worsted mills in preparing
samples for the trade
Mrs. W I... Weed is aoiourning
f‘ilfton Springs. New York. for
benefit of her health.
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ll]!-
The surplus mud was scraped off oi
the Wall street max-adorn, yesterday. by
Noa'allt city workmen.
Miss .lennii‘ M. Howard, of Washing-
ton street, is entertaining Miss Flot-
emu Smith, of New Haven.
W. i”, Bflf‘l'ii has l'N'f'lVPil nnotiwr lot
of bargain etchings at bi» Norwnlh
stationery store.
Mli'hfli‘l Sullivan. who was arrested
for intoxication warm-tiny utteriim;
has been paroled for one week.
Pioneer Hook and louder company
will entertain Eagle Hook and Ladder
i‘ompany, oi Dorian, tomorrow night
The baby which wax found ivy tiiv
roadside by Around Amundsen hzm
been lnknn to tbv- town children‘s
home.
There is to be a Meeting at ibu pub-
lii- library thin afternoon or women in
tort-sled to iii-tine a amount to pit-nin-
the Warner llbrat'i'.
John H, Light and William A. ('urI
its barn been appointed mmmiusiono-rn
upon the assigned estate of Russo” L.
Hall. of New (”auaan.
Mrs, f‘, I). Mullins” and family will
arrive from New York city May isib.
to occupy their liandnomv "midi-urn.
iIJinientvorth. tor the summer,
A new tar root lii being put 'ou tin-
railroad tunntIi at Norwlilit. Title on
doubti-dly miIutlii that Norwulh will not
no new dvpoi this year. I’
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.\liihi Hertha M. Wollior. oi i'liiwri
nwnuv. has returned home from .i
lour mouths tiaii with her aunt. Mil-i
A. ll. Hauler. of lioiyolre. Mass.
Mrs F ii ”014'“in boa loam-vi .i
collation of Alpine pho ogrnpha to tho
iioitth Norwaik Idltrsry which are dis-
pluyml in the reading room.
9
.iumoa Morris. clerk tit W. H. Smith
a Pit. u Norwaik hardware store is
laid up with an attstk of the shingles.
P: J. Taylor is taking his place.
The funeral of the late Mary Jarvis
was held from the incidence oi her
brother. Samuel .larvia. in Norwailt.
ibia afternoon. Rev. i'. it}. Hobbim
officiated.
iir f‘hariee Bohannan and Ilr. .l.
Milton ('oburn attended the putriotir
Min-ting held in Stamford last night
tor the formation of a company oi the
National Volunteer Rosetta.
-«m... a...
Pinion] Allen. of Wm nirwi, rut-
itioyeti by the horwatk iron Works
mmpnny tools a header from his biry.
tie in North Main street. thin morn
ing but asrapadmiour injury
”Orders left at titadweii's for piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
attention. satisfaction guaranteed.
(im- of the most popular worhe of
Henry Mon Hvrflain. PM Oil! (loit-
oraiion to Another will be aim to the
library this one! by the ladies' Witiat
club. At the meeting held Huiurday
at all West street. four table» were or»
moi-d ma. Talmud» Baker. of It
West aim will entertain the m
hm on Tuesday. It” 3.
tun-ton. April 2'!qu Howard tilde!“
and watch my» have anode as w
mum. babies
of “in“.
M. vii! um
sow WWI eo., III VD“.
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WAR ”VIN!!! BILL
Advocate 0! Free coins will Oppose
the Bond Feature.
By Associated Press.
Washington. April 27—-~\\~'bile there
is no doubt that the senators of all
parties who advocate the tree coinage
oi sliver will oppose the bond feature
of the war revenue bill, the present
prospect is that they will not iii-vii to
delay its passage on account oi that
provision. Senators-t Teller. l’rttlgrew .
and Butler all expressed the opinion
today that this would lw the course
purulml. Senator Jones. of Arkansas.
dwiiued to caprisa any opinion upon
the point. saying then- had been. no
Melange of \‘ll‘Wil upon it among the
liemocratir senators.
The bond provision. probably. will be
stricken out of the bill in the commit-
2.-- on "hump and restored in tin» Sen-
.lli'. The full liv-tnm-ruin oirnngill oi
the illiuime committal is r"ll"tl upon
.0 fi|i',l0l*3i' the provision. tin-null"
Joni-5. of small“. Silver Ru publimn, In
"iriiliiltl upon in admin” ii tttiitioii iii
‘liililiiiliv' tin- bond fmmrr ills voti-
would im llN'it-nlli'. on it . holds ill" but
.mnI nl pawn: in the rotumttten in
the vw-nt lliill ilii‘ hill is rolKrrtt'tl to
ilw Sunni” \\'lfl.iiitl llw lumti t‘liilixit, ill
Republicans win imm- in l‘i’Illia‘wll ll
.iitiIr u is mmrtcd. and in this ”my
lmpv lo nun-rod ,wlth the «minnow o!
wwrul lioItnormlii- Hit it Thu pmwtit
.lio-zt of tin- silver iii-puliiiruns and Pop
uiiats i.» to lll liw lliziiiil'll} pan.» that
bill in tho- shnpv vim units llittiii, alto-t
I «Iomparillwly bro-t dolmiw 'l‘t: It
will iinll ova-union in ninth llwll‘ petal
lion .‘xtliiritii. milking iIltIm limit on
position to bond,» i. ll tint ulll no. at
rim“ to iioIluV llm tummy,» of ill“ int-na-
ItriI it) «lelmlr that would pmwmfim-
lu.l for ‘Jlll'ilii: but do lay
‘i'inrv “ill law no limit in nttuti-l il‘i-
rill in rmntnitlw ll} ,ullilng o illil'vliiv
um for on lilt'tiliitt lit‘.
ANNEXATION 017 E AWL II
Bog-riled" Essential to the United
States in the War with Spain,
lly Arum-lulu. l’rrsa.
Washington. \ptil 2? Thu Still"
’nrrign rvlntmtn‘ itllilliiillm' l..nl it.»
liultltir Vim-Ll) tum-ting twin) rich
iiilr Horizon urge-i Hr liiiinil‘lJilI‘i' oi
scum inking up illt' apivutioflnf illillO‘I-
ill: lbw ”li\\lil.li 1 land.» He sold lhf
islands \H'i‘i' IIfirliIlllilll in ii.» l'iilc-ui
riinio-a in \n-w oi «in nor with Mario
'Illliilltl lil‘ lliM ill ini‘
iiI-Iiing tiw ll't'.il) titllri plumb-L». of
CW rmmniiu-ov .Itpliwa‘utl the opinion
'intt it “and limit“ lit"il in pt‘onumi
A'lih in» ipl» moo
’i'lw rmntniit-w did not art upon thi-
nomination of l'rolwwr Monro 19 in-
iiltal nasistunl awn-luv} of slate. Aw
lion uas lliiniia‘u’il until inquiry could
"I ”Hill“ into n pimimn on snitr- ll’iili'tl
and llittl no iliill
;.l [upright
in lllliIiilitlliiilltl l.le
“inlil'l. .\iilil I? .lnllill liiiIlnI, ll iiiit
rnulu'x, natal l3, Wir- atiuvk ill ill» éilii‘iiI
mil in u ling llitll' wittrli you lwllilt
mind on NW at luml arminda, thin mill"
nine and Mllui ‘l‘br mp0 noppnrting
iilv [lilll' litilkiI
.. IOUilHT TO BE (YELEBRATED.
it will be thmv years on the 11th of
\prii that the drill shipment of initial»
rial Crown cigars viaa made to South
Namath.
At the .
Model
Grocery.
Fancy Creamery Butter. dru- ll...
n lbs. ..... . ................................. sun
Malaria-an lv'muii'c o. 'a Home nun-26¢
linger Cured Hams, per lb. ............. likI
Sugar i'ured mumbled». per lb ....... .. to
ill inninds iirsuuiated roman... ..... Chili
Time [rounds Head Rice ...... . .......... :lr'w
(foam that held rpm in your lsivn by
sowing my [lawn (trans tier-ti.
Ban l'oles.
Hostility your boom ifuudmls of
fine things to be inul for Premium
titaui ioriliem: not literati»
ibI. ll'iu {Jilin true that since vu-
Premium
Emu of raised.
in a double irritant.
unis.
induced imt
M lI'verytltiug else being «plat, why are
i not out of an moi ritual
oiho minis of the plum. if
moot Wannab- ttna stain
Premium Humps an to unmuoi
insetsud but amipetttirm.
min-w
Dibble.
Lorenzo
12c
14c
15c .
Fitted plums, '
Raspberries,
I’ruuells,
Peaches.
Apricots,
Apples.
10c
100
lilisit our eithibit of Ivory Soap and got one cake free.
i. D. LAWTON & 00.,
South. orwalk
22 South Main stréct,
Phone 138-2.
Quality determines clieapness.
A reputation for handling the best
possible to be found in the market,
in the way of grain and feed. is not
to lit‘ sacrificed lightly.
“(I gained this reputation and
propose to retain it.
Buy oats that’s clean.
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“ELM” . A common lilGii ECEOOL
COLLEGE,
.lia'rcii.
THE iI'.\( ‘1‘
that this acltml annually places ov-t r
ninety-livex pi r not. of its graduating
l' law, has gittn it a
SillilllOl‘ll “l National Reputation
for higlt- dulled Work
For outline of graduate mittens.
sildrezat the principal,
lietmrtmcut t‘.
Conn.
M. A. MERRILL.
Bicycles
THAT STAND THE TEST.
If you luty ilil l‘li'lJl’h‘ll
you i'illi mater with your feet with Morgan E" Wright ~iu-
on the pedals. 5"
With
i Q}
)
.\ll those- wheels are fittml
glr tulu- tires.
0 Repair All the Your.
South Kuwait Hardware 00.
it South Int Elliot.
$50
i‘lié"‘"Eé'tiln‘i‘Shbwilig in’liiilineiyt
.\liilllllil|li'(‘ of lteWcst and «best ~tvliIs in HATS.
$60
'l'lilMillNiih’, l'l‘l ATHENS, l'Z'l'i'. 'l'ltut if
not all that toilsiitntca our ~upvtiuiit}. lluItc s
the style display-d ivy our inillinvrswlastc ill the
with lliili of goo-l.»- norm-t [H'li om fol the "WW lidll-
disc and i" li‘t'flll attention in mvry detail. I’ din»
tukiut.r in ('ii‘li partii I.ular our aim i~ to plenw
each lutlititluul «IIustmnci and make them out
future patrons.
Sailors in blur 'k and colors iii new shapes and
straw. llats forsirci-t wear and for bicycling
for ladies and misses.
Tillotson 8- Mills,
88 Washington street. South Nor ’ulk.
ileisbadi
iii the Household calls fell ilEii'ilG.
lulu incl... 6 AS tot Lillii’lllil. Light.
~
And the establishing of a 0A. RANGE in the kitchen is the min»
platinu oi the bouwhm-per'a vouvcnicnvv. 'i‘iuI rwnitp are:
Quick Meats. No Dirt.
Perfect Cooking. Always Ready.
ASH
Great Comfort During the Summer liontlts.
THE WILsflAGH LAMP
i’rodrttn litr- paint and mmi plowing light at a iniinmumlmt.
mail «on mliafliilimiilfiwli'y on. win-mm it
W o aim" in plea-ml to imw ltu ladio a at! \‘nvnllt roll ni mtrnliir c
and W will "my": to r apt-in m llmn tin nwriisut in» llamas
not! other our. of ill".
THE IORWMK BIS lid!" 00.
Woo. t. W-tor “not.
SPRING GOODS.
Our flm’k is all truth and pinto-data.
Economy Ilil Comfort mil coonii.
\\ 9 hate the best Hiiiilt in the market for” and have
an excellent line ranging in price to 820.
Our ”filop Coats are the talk of the town at prices
from $ to ME).
Holes in the Net-knew licp t have exceeded our
tit-highest expectations, and we handle thecelehrated Lion
Brand Shirts. Collars and (Julie.
Willis H. Selleck,
,thLutM p. 43.3333»
Brocadeil Skirts.
H
$2.00 Plain‘uoimirSkirts, $3.
3.75 All Wool Cheviot serge. 5.
H
Eh
'The above are exceptionally good quality. nild
very cheap.
EDWARD STREET,
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Conn.
“Everything from :1 Net-illi- to an Anchor."
A Declaration of War
Dot-a not imply a ire-m ml ~i: mutation in luieinw ~. “v urcuntiviiattitignm
sprint: tr ulv and ion nti'v r great itulum- 'lllt’lllti
TO CRSH BUYERS.
Paints, Farming Implements, etc.
CYCLE & HARDWARE Gil,
izo wast-uneven STREET.
FOX
“mnuli i’rniits and Quirk Suli’r.”
l
Richard Mansfield
ls " Beau Bruntrnei" on the stage of this countrywlilt 0| “0
streets of this city, every one of our patrons are veritable “3'
Brannon." Our Spring and Summer showing oi stylish.“-
aible Suits are better. " different" from the general m of Mt
to-vvear efforts. Your pattern. color and size can I. m '0'
flatly to your money here. Let us prove it!
We also handle the famous Sweet. (lrr .\ Co's Sever liip
Working Pants at Stoo. $1.50. 5:.oo. $1.25 and $2.50.
They have no equal for wear.
Open even evening until u o'clock.
{/20 z Iii/5‘
ilahackemo Hotel Block,
South Somalis.
till-z M rest MALT BEVERAGES.
Highland Brands:
Highland Brands are Strictly Union.
iildiiulli BIVARIII. iiiOliLAlD PILSIEI.
iillillllii IIIJ EXTltlcT, Hidiilllo Chill “I
and ”on with Iron. Steel: Al. and Port-r.
Put Up Expreanly for Family UM.
an awfully an n physician's prr-auripiiou.
THE PURZOT MALT TONIOS MADE.
They build lap the weak. and air liiil‘ilflWil in any radical”.
ll otcia and salmon iurniiiiteil at mini-Ml primal. =
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIE
lSAAC o. nurtures. Sole Agent. .
7W“ 1m 2i Iorth Iain St, South W
H ItiHllANi) on the label tumult Highest iii-inlaid
A Great Sale. .
Genuine Etchingr. Worth $1.00 and
W
for 2‘5 Cents. .
School Books. New and Quantif-
at New York wholesale prided.
Bicycles,Sundries,CameraGoods,_ :
a.
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