m “nests;
We
'bihqllhll’ifl'.
“as. Climb ‘ Minnow
lesbian-lion. Martha.
Schedule oi rates
3’3”“ manhunt-bodes
. Min—By mall. in ad
premiu'One‘ month. llllo:
an out meatball”. one
trend by newshoysywc a
. 97 Washington street.
..,
or
to the otllos.
so. ill Wall stree‘t,
lwsys‘weloome in Ins
know at any news
by telephoning.
" the “convenience oi
liars items oi news or
' ionud at the entrance
it“
dill.
' "figurine snowman.
is handed in.
l
lilo“!
South Norwaih. Conn.
hoot be guaranteed the
‘ Every
rt‘ will ‘bev‘tnade to sc-
; . . but changes. can
upon as a right unless
in' by 2 o'clock in the si-
e the change ‘
"‘ ”heatinei has a circula-
,.'i‘own oi Nor-walk and its
« . . considerably, than the
* 6‘ lotion oi the other two
Our
‘ timeshares W.
how st»
Ila “sets
7;”
I “hit“: rm .
Inauguration Day.
press room ll sl-
whioh passed the
tial inauguration
linstoed oi Marchiwill meet
isver'thmnghmt the copu-
psssod the senate by more than
majority. It will be two
at . however. boiore the
m : to United States «nasti-
' W part oi tho' soprano law
lami- Aitor being put through
and. receiving the president's ‘
it must be ratified by the neo-
» ~ sy at all the stereo may
have only biennial legislatures.
. scum will be theolyunr
“hawthorn.
.mntiortheohangoisthevery
“other which frequently pallets
L inauuumtions on the 4th
Bastian metros that the
in taking the oath uhsil shunt
. at the out front at the cap-
jlfl ll” promos at 200,000 at on
in
thine- they have
H "’ ' ”stair-ether.
, moirynieu. mom or loan. who
v DIM he dots! it. If the shins
‘ Mann m nndin‘ dripping
. and run the risk at gottinn
L‘ fl puma. it is not “(limb
‘ deaths to molt from the os-
toweatlwr endured by aonloml
Inflow to son the show. This
My noted iollowing Cleve-
flonllil innnuumthai. when the
milky: «tough to dutauarii.
‘ “ is on general prlnoiploa the
m in the your in this Union.
Mil“ so far mill as Wash-
M '00s.” to have smishhto and
' W presidsma when they
in halo up ior stone oi
(u
'l‘heArnorioan
" army there will be so
marinas-d
“ harm: .
:i warmest“
bun undergo an operation. and‘pr. Du-
“continue the operation. as hir.1Knapp's
condition was critical.
mortier. at South Norwslit‘, and
Behavolr. oi Btamiord. arrived at the
house early in the atternoon. Aiter a
thorough examination at the patient.
they decided it wouldnot. be. wise to
A Mr minutes
later death came. , . : , .
Mr. Knapp ‘ had been employed ior
many years by the Consolidated Rail—
road common-holding the positiono
bnsasemsster on the South Nor-walk
local train. lie was well known by
every traveler and liked by his use.
ciates. lie was a member oi the Mir
tuai Benefit Association. Passenger and
triumph ?
Various flaps and Hishsps on the
{Biron picnic Suites or an and
.. ,. . .
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e:
um intimated
’19 w T . ; ~ -' ‘
. Vonrl‘diee’ Bidyois Boot. toningh ransom. ) a;
‘ tvabnrl’stent latitudinal: iorhien ln‘hldor resting top sleiine, 03.29.
Special lot risotto Oxford rm; reduced rm summons. ‘ .‘ a
la in iuur leading styles, coidggian or black. ’l‘boy
T96 Waahingtqn-St.. 90am Norwalk.
. P
l v
..
Wald
Station Service. oi Butler lodge. I. o. 0. 00'“ 5143 Of the River.’
ll? ad‘oi megifidli‘owigr P3330.d A. .._,_.__ .
,. vagr v as one e la- _
charge aiter the war at the rebellion. ,J’K ‘33,! myngxr,$mgrgmd
He served in Company A. Seventeenth
Regiment. “ Connecticut Volunteers.
He is survived by s widdw. two sons.
Granville and Arthur, and one daugh-
ter. Emily: ‘ '
The inneral will be held tomorrow
niternoon. irom his late residence. 9
the;' street. Friends are invited to at-
tcn . '
tannin and: neon.
Wedding oi Ii- ldlth Louisa Harris
to Galvin A Bram. '
Miss lildith Louisa Harris. daughter
oi James Harris. oi South Norwnilt. and
Calvin A. ilraisted.‘oi Elm Peril. Stor-
en island, were united in marriage at
high noon today. at the parsonage; oi
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
iiev. A. S. Kavnuagh periormed the
ceremony. Miss Minnie Harris. a sis-
ter oi the bride. was bridemaid. and
Charles A. Walters. at South Norwallt.
was beau man. The wedding was a
quiet one. only tho relatives of the gun-
traction portion being present.
The bride's diintum’lt was green and
white silk. trimmed with white satin.’
Th.1 bridesmaid wore a costume .oi
hellotrope, trimmed with green satin.
After the ceremony the bridal party
repuircd to the, homo oi the bride.
5 linuiord Place. whcrc a luncheon
was served. and a pleasant hourpasocd
previous to the departure oi Mr. and
Mrs. llrnlatcd on a short trip. (in their
return they will mnh‘e‘thclr home in
Elm Pork. 8. l. A number of
irlends in town ex‘tmtd ll wishes to
the young couple.
mantras tit colony.
“lite Wager" and “W’s to Win
Ila” Iopsatsd in ont’s mm
'i‘hcr won a uoc-i—slsrd audience .ll
lioyl's 'l‘bculrc. hull Saturday uibr-
noon. to wiiucsn a repetition oi tlu
prohaxuo. 'i‘hc Wont-r. and the play.
Who's to Will liim? under the uuapii cu
:ii the» Woman's iiuiid of Trinity church
pariah. In 'i’in- Wager tin- churacwrr
wcl‘c:
idlhcilwrthu Von llyllc. Mrs. l. 8. Kim]!
i’crcy llclnncy. uitrrwards dlsnuiscti as
.Mr. linugh Dr. W. 1‘. Molly
'i‘hc coal ior Who‘s to Win iiim?
was as iulioWs: . .
Roar. lirusblclgh's llnugiticr.
Miss \‘cru “'llml.
Sylriu. loud oi oporl.
Miss Anni-s lions (llbim
Mlhuctlu. inud oi dancing.
Miss (lrucc lisviluml
Musldors. iond oi romance.
Mrs. ll. W. Raymond.
Arnbclin. their irioud. iund oi flirtation.
Miss Mary Kirby .iouoiuos
(‘yril Ilushuuud. n ymmg oiiiccr in
search oi u wiir. Rood (i. iluriiuyd
Mr. i‘rniilcatul Primrose. a middlo ug- ll
bachelor oi on undocided turn.
Dr. C. W. hiunr.
finnirc llrusblolgh. a «runny scullcnmu
W. I'. Amblcr.
'l‘llc pins-a were sit-cu with tho tulmc
rucccos that characterised their prowl
out! pro-mutation. and all who took llliil
sic-quilted themselves most crcdlinidy.
(loo oi the best ieatum was Ibo cl.»-
mu soon. the words oi which won» or
rnugcd ior the occasion by Miss tiihlm
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mun A 1 II CAI!
Wimshot.l.o.As
and a Ionthtlorwalh lease
The Vonnn lion‘s ilhrlatlsu Anuclu
lion baseball learn and a smart strum
Nut-wait trail played a lie anew no
the [tartar gmuada. iiaturdny nilcrumo
tho score. at the end oi the ninth in-
ning. standing to m to. it bolutr too
dark to play any lonnrr. illc lie on.»
album-d to reload. The limit“ looms will
probably play anuthcr aomc ucsl list
iii‘iiliy. iii lilo Mull plow. ibc \‘utuw
Men‘s christian association having on-
elusive coatmi oi the "courts.
The isatorc at tho snow was tho clover
noldlna oi i‘m on Mill unmet» Iaudor.
oi the Voting en‘s Ulll‘lliltiil asset-la:
tlon. and “eyes oi thr Booth Norwnilis
‘i'llo haileriw were i‘rouau and don
nines. tor the Venus Aisn‘a l‘biiaiian
sanwistloa. and fiction moi t‘hsw tor
the lflliiii Norwallu. ilpcclaiora said
it Was the mold cwniy moist-mi and
outline [am that had born played on
tits protrude is years.
manure ml".
WWIamlsssatthoAm
Ital Header seam.
The tulttrc room the est-radars .r
be will i‘iililltillillli with the chit
dean's rally at the Armory. Mommill
liar . , at Mill o‘clock. its" atu
r ' . int ins Will:
. . shirtless.
. to Dr. 1'. it. Noble.
str
stern and new shoe.
navy. as he iailod to pass the physical
examination on account oi a slight de-
oi the Epworth Magoo.
placed in her. and also it new
The annual meeting at the EastNor-
Walk itre department will be held ear-
ly in June. The annual school meeting
also takes place that month.
A large number oi new planks are be-
ing placed in the eastern approach to
the Washington street bridge. render-
iny’llt much saier ior the traveling
on c.
. Hubert F.‘Picroe will not enter on:
iert-in his teeth. lie ranked high in
the oral examination.
Tonight. in the lecture room oi the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. there will be an open meeting
Rev. Frank A.
Seoilcld will address the Epworthisns.
Next Wednesday night the tint quar-
terly conicrcnce oi the fiscal year will
be held in the close room at the rum
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church at
7:30 o'clock. Dr. J. W. llcacb is ex-
pecting to be present.
The sloop ilnnicl ii. Smith. Captain
Webb. oi this place. which bus been
carrying sand from i‘ockenoc's Island to
.l. Wollucc Marvin's dock. had her
bowaprii curried uwny whlic in Stum-
iord harbor lost work. and she is now
liilll up for rcpuirs.
i‘ho Ntll‘Wlilii lluildiug company has
tnlwn the contract ior the carlxmter
work. paintim: and motion on tho m-w
parish building in Stamford. amounting
to about ”2.000. and arc putting in the
big woodcuurch. lilo tool in length. ior
tho now oiouc bridltc at Poimlt.
'l‘hc Ernst Avonuc Mothodlst Epincopnl
church choir hm: boon orcsculod with
new nulhom booko by n Incmimr who
.‘pyi'cclaiit‘tl the services oi the quar-
ictic and is o lovcr at good music.
Sircrul nclcctioun worc aunt: from
ili'lll yrstcrduy. with inspiration and
blessing. "'i'iw pastor preocbcd two
otirriun mound scrmons to large and ap-
preciative umilcurcs. The Revival
bond ultcmlcd the twilight ousting in
full iorcc. Hurry lioyt led the ser-
\It‘c. 'l‘hc tiunduy school was iumciy
ulcudrd. 'i‘hc prim-s offered by tho
-luwrllli(‘.tilrlll ior ("llllilllfllllfi it cortuiu
uumlwr oi chaptcrs in tho iiiblo to
mcmorr. the now citil.iren,'s Day (‘nr-
ole and the picnic this your to be bold
ii liicn iuiund. July 20th. nil add to thc
cutbnsiusm oi this live and illillll‘pl'll'
our utiliiiath school.
M
"DUO ulnar IOOXI.
Omitted iron thoLast Publish in the
lentinol Iuppiomont.
'l‘hc billowing named bonito wcrc in-
ndvcrdently omittcd irom the South
Norwailt Library catalogue. which was
pnldishcd as a supplement to ibc rlclr
incl toot tlutmiiay: . ‘
.IllliNfliiN. ll. W. and t‘. i‘. iii M..
cdliora. '
iiattics and leaders oi tho i‘ivii \i "u-
”till-2|
WMJIIQWBKI. K.
liolnnucc oi nu Empress 237i
(‘3 iildl. lliitlililfl W.
ilr. ticrior tilt-.3
ilrumllsaimos lilo. .
Madame ileiphinv Isnli
mid ill-win liars turtle
“Milli, iltltiA w.
Aunt Diana unite
Rather 26:! till
Little Miss ilulrt not?
Not Like "that till-ls Whit
ilnly lhc "iWN‘nl‘nI audit
iiur liossio iii“
ilill. tlltl iiiory in”
March ior iiasil iorndhurst Mimi
i‘Alli’. Al.li‘ii
iiorried not listed Milt
i‘Aii'i‘llli. ll.
Mil lull
(‘AINit. "All. ‘
'l‘llo (‘hrisilsn :lilitili
The Motor mi
The Iranian sum
The ”ml ssut
Ion oi linear ‘ in."
”a
ATTAtlliflll 'l‘iiii LINEN”.
llrputy stout iiooisu. oi ‘lirltigcport.
oasis in south Harwell. finial slum
m and «honed the license at John
it y. la a salt hmnsht hr Moltshan
O m. oi M i. to WWW tun.
i‘ils Norwslit
tier-ass. inn were tissue to do so. but
when Ml lionlsa ralli- hm. lin-
trsry slit-rendered.
Previous in tile arrival oi the donut
tr ii. bower". Metallic .i. lined»
win taken ,
to misty a claim at Mill tor W. It.
Wsihel. oi ilow listen. The slant-M
UH
(immortal
Olliesrs 21...... at an Annual mung
‘ last on '
annual meeting. at the club-house. my
ton Point. Saturday afternoon. Special
trolley ears conveyed the members to
and iron) the Point.
_ Secretary and treasurer. E. A. Wood.
ward.
Ferris. Mrs. W. F. Bishop. Mrs. lrn
Cole. Mrs. it. H. Golden.
Weed. Mrs. Louisa C. Day. Mrs. Rob-
ert VnnBureu. Henry P. Price. 1'. Stan-
iey Vanderhoci. Christian Bwarts.
lire. Sarah E. Dennis. Mrs. F. St. John
Iockwood. , ‘ . ,
Ira Cole. Mrs. Robert Whitman, W. i“.
Daniel Iooiisld twily Would Like to
mall to attach the
at the saloon
:mtsnnon urine otns.’
y.
The Pine ledge Outing club held its ~ .
omcers were elected as follows:
President. Robert VanBuren.
Vice-president. E. l. Boyer.
Managers. Edwin O. Kceler. John li.
Hoitsc committee. Mrs. Sophia A.
Committee on membership. lrn Col".
W. F. Bishop. Miss Anna M. Smith.
Committee on nomination of oiiicers.
Bishop.
Several new members were elected.
a mom manna.
Know Where he Is.
' Daniel Scoilcld. a pcddler who lives
on the Connecticut turnpike. beyond
Scribncr's lane. is missing and his turn.
ily is icuriui that some accident has be-
iniien him. Two Wodtks ago he icit ,
homc. taking it satchel oi wares with
him. since which time no word has
becn rccoivcd oi his whereabouts.
Since his dopurmrd diphtheria has
hroiu-u out in his family. and the houoc}
is undcr quurnutluc. it is staid tho
the house will buri- to be disposed oil
in ordcr to pliroheshthc nm‘mrles oil
hic uuicos fimiflclui returns very Bill").
Scotleld's sum hovc gone OVcI‘ tho.
routc usually tuhm by their iathcr}
when peddling. but have lulled to so-
cure any trace of him.
1
I'
! t
rrrrnrrrré
i
We are chauuug'up tor the sutn- '
ulcr topic an l to unite mom
will scll hiiour
lie in Paper at 7c
lit “ “ lit ;
'lic “ “ its ‘3
i
All told we luwc ubtmt Lilli
imam. It you hood may mluo
early; they won’t last long.
a. ll. unsun,
Soliorwsllt. ‘l
ALLAN; .l. .l. .i. t
Stun contouring.
istliii'liiilsititl. '
We are Within our plant in reunion
ohm to burn otllotuui locum tire.»
nd wit inc ready ior int-limes by hilly
s'ornooco.
ii Knight titres-i. Horwalk.
IMGOALGOST [0“.
tie be MIN an the nasal ;
Islvtiiin'a'.‘
That in the «mom. 5
We are delivering runny nest winter'si
all dy uuw. .
ilettsr think the maltor over and «all,
and rate us. .
B. HARRIS.i
lain it. till it w. *
New calm Mauve-d at W. ll,
fihfifimmw
il
ii
house dresses and shirt waists.
.nrc worth lllc pcr pair.
j. . Fairlield County’s Greatest. Store.
Too MUCHRAIN. , » a . _
~ roo MUCH WAR TALK;
Rae Yaramitoi‘thamllammSl '_ j
The continued rain all this month, coupled with the war talk, has made basin 1
pess dull all through the countly. The manufacturers are taking no orders, but
change out all odd stocks and their spring samples.
be ready to buy the samples-and. remnants of a few of the mills. We will give a
rundown REMNANT sum sun
We were fortunate enough t0'
This week and a . '
Fifty Dollar Lady’s Bicycle!
ltnuaclulrflemnuts.
1 hole unbleached muslin. the kind
rou [fly tic ior. i to 20 yard lengths. to
per yard.
1 case remnants of outing flannel. the
dc ltind. ior 5c yard.
1 case oi dress ginghams. suitable ior
The
dc kind ior 5c.
1 case at iull bleached muslin in
cmnants. The tic hind ior 6c.
Itnulaciuers’ Samples.
Id doz. dropped stitched indlcs' hose.
l'l‘bc 2r..- kind ior mm.
id dos. mcn's ton and block hose that
We will run
hem 2 pairs ior 25c.
to don. indie-a“ inst block aim-kings.
‘ gThc 25c outs. Will run thcm ior 19c.
Luge Bugs and Innings.
25 idoquctte rims, the best quality
mode. The price is 82.25. We shall
run them at 81.80.
15 Smyrna rugs. large sire. 81.26.
12 rolls new spring Jap matting. The
19c hind. 100 by the roll only.
iianaiacturers' Clean Up
Spring Unlined.
100 pair men's shirts and drawers.
llibbcd and Mnrseiile Mixtures that we
Would soil in u rcguiar wuy ior title.
this wcclt 25c each.
118 men's shirts and drawers that we
asked 50c for. we will run ior 35¢ each.
125 plows ladiee' high neck and luv:
ncrk sleeveless undorwour that is worth
45c. will run ior 25c.
Q
112 pieces ladics' llsle thread under.
wear worth 69c easily, will go at 600
each.
Lsdies' silk vests, blue. pink and
cream. you always paid 75c ior them,
this, week Sac.
Lacec__u_rt_tins.
35 pairs plain lawn ruined curtains,
worth 81.00 and 81.75, We shall sell the
lot at 85c and 81.26.
32 pairs dotted Swiss ruiiiod curtains.
worth 31.50 and 82.00. we run this lot
ior 81.00 and ”.25.
300 pairs Nottingham lace curtains in
tour lots. tile. 15c. 98c and $1.26 per
pair.
Single pairs at Irish point lace eur-
tains that were sold ior 87.50 a pair. to
close 84.00 per pair.
Wc how some meat bargains in the kitchen department, but for want of space
Save your duplicates and win u bioyclc.
Boston Store,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, 'llorwailt, Conn.
we can't mention. (.‘omc to this (ircut Remnant illlil Sample sale.
mgr”
Seymdur’e
Store.
We have everything tho umrkoi affords which are sold at popular
prices.
Our ll‘nucy Gilt. Educ Creamery
Nothing like it.
Fine fi‘t‘llll Asparagus, Pens. iirocu and Wax Beans. Beets, llead
Lettuce. New Potatoes. 'l‘onmtmm, fancy table Apples, Cucum-
bers. Spinach. Strawberries, etc.. irosb daily.
fi‘bo Ferris llama, Boneless llamm and Hundred heel.
"or elegant Cohorts are table talk.
The 'l'cu we oiior is u uouriobmont to thousands of tea drinkers.
It is inttmosiblo to quote prices on Flour.
lions Cream Lunch and Favorite mill: crackers. flesh irom the
urn
liVi‘ilil.
Fancy iresh country Eons.
Butter, 230 ib;51bs for one dollar.
igcuAs. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
u Wear Ventilators Iii-set. ‘I‘flsphana aa-s.
3hr \leom oi Gar didn't“.
in our last advertisement in this paper we advised our customers
to await the arrival at our land ii. Flour. and promised to sell
itehssp. Wearsnow
woissl snrsoialartilo
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'sal'otam Moss.
hear first Wits \h. has! “Minn“.
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prepared to inlilil my parades alth .
r drones in Noam“; We. ‘
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