-- hex 'I‘yren.0 I
, covering from he)" :IIIMII of escarlet to-
or. . .
rue Welcome ensure: we... com or;
St. George. held a mfitlng, last. even-
fl towni‘fmf
Friday
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hero wi ,
_ ng in the rows News
ng.
.,tl-',.' efllf.‘ ., v-.L
‘ Mr: and mm. m 0. Whitney. oi
.V‘Sidney. Austral afiw will sip-l Ior Bitulsno
, tomorrow
Arlen Singing Society will hold their
,L.n next In built; in Arlen He‘ll, Tuesday”
night. April ltd. ‘
Niel Pierce. cl *Beern'a book store. is
.atlll‘ confined to hits home in Winni-
, v3uk. by illness. 3 ‘L
“The change in the working hours of
, ,. the Nor-walk police term We!“ into er-
feel: this morning: ‘
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’ ' ——-lt will more than repay you to drop
_ in at theMabac‘lteluo and examine the
harnpiea oI runes ‘olot‘hihi. made by
, Smith. Gray a company. or New York.
rm
., ,L The front oi n. R Demo‘s-cat's store
in South Main street. has received a
1' new cost oi p3int.
v-"mq-fl .'
‘ Fr3nll H. Renter
,to date. tile. window put in at his
store in South M3131 street.
“ml—‘3'..-
‘ Mfes, I33 Rlobmrfid. oi’We‘st‘p'oft eve.
‘L'nué hit returns “home from a visit
3 with friends In Troy. N.
,wFresh Eggs. 18 for 25¢. F. D. L. it Go.
There “will lie a benefit game of has—
ket ball in the Ariadr of some time in
, April Ior Corporal Will am GIlmore
l ‘ Henry W WWeIlsl'
thus of u.W uneff3§a
g to Danbury thlt wmbrhlug on business
-—A 19L cent ciguyou will .eurely- em
ioy-«Judge' 3 Finale. Oldonschlager’s.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alvitb Montreet ”a.
L daughter. or flawleyvlile. has beendis
‘ illogiv Irien‘db .i Loud South N,
unlfli L “I. .-
» weal—— -~i.
“Easter Glory?“ 8.1; Mills “hill
the new shades. at popular prices. All
gloves guaranteed Formerly i‘iilot-
. eon & Mills, 86 Washington St.
Mine 5in Hole lob oI Bridgeport, is
L ‘ L the in townie yin the interest or
the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Macv
blue Company.
of t e pile driving
ompany. went
.L Hotlilmohmfy o‘I Beldeu arrow
‘ hue. II clerk-i ‘0ka Brothers
a‘ Norwalk store. is ill at his home with
’ - n sore throat,
'l‘be funeral of Catherine May Law-
eon. daughter oi Mrs. Henry Lawaon.
of Ner'win street. will be held this at-
ternoon. The burial‘ will be in St.
Mair-cesium, .
—-’1‘he ladies oII'IIIe Norwalke are
invited to B. 8 {Pi lotsons opening or
wiwfllliinm. arch as to :6. lie
it Hills. Wfim‘f Iormeriy 'i‘illotloil
L l
I
I‘.
l'ternoo
st‘r
jwiil eulr you.
connected with the tower at the Wash-
corner 0! Railroad Place and Washing-
locilihs’ It Odglipany erorshowing‘. will
3,33le two up 9
' a member
Fairiield avenue; and transacted their
L night and o‘ol‘i
. .‘dllls.
terd
lab will be with lira; Swarm.
on Friday, March 22d. at 12 llsvlla'nd
The
ion street has a number of specials
mentioned in today' a issue. The prices
The switches and signals at, M shall
street; South' Norwalk, are soon to be
ington street bridge.
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The Central Food Company at the
hon street has everything in the line
at probation. men And ilsh.
The metallic bedsteada that A. .i.
certainly use your bye. The store is‘
’at No.12 North Main street. ..
' 4' www
mmug Island scallops for sale on
board boat Brandtord, at‘ Whehihgtou
street bridge. 50‘ cents a buihel. '
‘1"
L'Homer B. Hoyt. the leWeler ‘ and
graduate opticiah.‘ it L-no‘w' located at
No. 9 United 'Bank Building. Washing-
ton street. south Not-walk.”
Pointelia nuns veiling Ior waists is
pg to be all the, rage this opting
here are innumerable patterns at the
D. M. Read Company' a eetore, Bridge-
port.
The Irelght I out which went to bah
bury Irom Sou Norwalk last night
was. the heaviest on Recom. in con
sisted Ior forty-three loaded cars Min
It took three engines to pull the train
up the grade above Norwalb.
”we“ \-
Congressman E. J.) Hill. of Norwalk.
has been apheintéd on the committee
to attend the funeral oI Congressman
resins. of Pennsylvania. Congress-
men Brosiua was the chairman o! the
Bink‘ Committee. of which Mr. Hill is
L An attractisea'welghing machine has
been installed in, the Went-bound sta
tion which yes your correct weight
and delivers to‘ you a card with the
number of pounds stamped on It. As
soon as the cool is deposited In the
slot the machine plain a tune.
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The Whataoever Circle of the Saute
Noru all: Congre lionsl Church met
last night with his Lydia Baldwin. or
regular routine at business The circle
yote‘d to solid {10. to Miss Margaret
Beard. (or the industrial School at
Montgomery. Alsbalna.
S.herman Council... R. A. met last
tried e lniliatory de
Jfree. A auplio
was an énte out The regular
routine. o impinge mas carried out
It slant vo ed to' adopt the grand re-
gent‘s invitation to go to Greenwich
on the eroding or April 5th. tor the
purpose or conferring a degree
.wn. s. Tiilotsone Easter Opening.
March 23 to 26. 8 ,sthington street
South Norwaik rineriy 'i‘lilotson a
' -—«L-- mum-r.
——-8. I. Milis’u o enlng of ladies‘ tur-
nishlngs (or bias or. March 23 to 26
illegent neckwear. belts. etc. Come and
toe them. Formerly 'i‘lilotaon it Mills.
36 Waohingion street.
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mush/u. or Nae. TNnooona
News»
The mineral at sire. Theodore Knapp
was iar ly attended lrom her into
home in skin moot. yesterday alter
noon at 2.3u.o'oloolt. The Rev. I... It.
director. or the Booth Norwaik Metho-
competed or. lira. George 9. Burton.
Ilsa Sadie is Bodweii. Mennonites
Main and Albert Messiaen sang beautl
Iui elm sipprohrlsie selections.
Stream in his marks. spoke very
highly and touchineg in regard to Hrs.
Knapp'a Ohl'istian character. There
«out many floral tribune. The poll-
. J Bhorivood and 0.1. oer-
remains were laced in the
nit dIlRlve
ii new rdrobi or
tile ed a weddh‘illh in Bridgeport yes- ,
he meeting at the Fridhyl At- " '
Bridge Fish 3...]... in elm... '
.Ioilo,” ed and there ‘
dist Church. oiiloiated. A duartette ..
iilr. '
apart were lowin For. Nelson fl. ‘
accustom
. and Dolls o! i’otjlt. .
by and up-todate Ior head corering, in- l
' eluding the Dunlap. Yeoman. Younge
' ‘3 tary organishtlon to the Pan- American
Iiil’hlbets.
to order. 328.
and 3:6.
31th new
That’b Good
suited to every condition
every purchaser. ,
Pea Coal. (or “No. 2
lengths to suit.
remnants which ifwc had to
charge from $0 on to $6. 50 pc
Saturday. at theeopeningu
sittings... too.
omit; 31v
able profit.
l‘ You practically pa
the beat solelce.
, i
We Sell Everything
Our assortment is large and complete. It is not limited to
the product of one company alone. but includes varieties
or heater. You can ace the advantage—we aim to satisfy
For open grates there’ a Canncl Coal of Hickory Woodn in
Telephone .us tomorrowmwe‘ll do the rest.
JOHN H. FERRIS,
,Waahington St. Bridge.
Those are made well. made stylishly.
patterns alike. low—enables us to offer this great opportunity.
There are not many of the remnants lcft. as ihcv sold very rapidly
We thank you sincerely for the liberal treatment you gave us
Saturday at our opening. We are satisfied and intend that you
Dunlmcoi' FURNISHINGS shall he of the best, and we shall
c you the latest lll everything
C all m and looll at our FANCY SHIRTS
brated B. & ll. line. guaranteed not to fade.
lose
Screened Oats.
Every penny you pay for these cats goes for better
grain. for better service. and cleaner oats at one reason-
idr our painstaking care. which gives you ‘the best grain,
in C031.
of draft, and to 'any style of range
Nut") $4.50 per ton.
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.,
For mnall men we have
take all the piecc'wc would have to
r pair but bring remnants—flip two
It, 1" la 3‘“ 1
They are the cele-
If they do you won’t
l
v nothing for screening, nothfnig
. 3‘»,
our cars 3333.3 chasm...
English ‘
.‘ made that the project Will be brought
L ‘ L the form of either a petition.trom the -
entile body or a petition Irom the
‘ oommandants through the ‘adiutant
speaking of lbelproject said. “The prb
, a day dining the encampment at Ni- .
L to camp there Ib'r a Week. follow the
. the War " Which will occupy the stage
, depicted. his sorrows. his joys.
L was held! I company‘s
exposition. which will soon open at
Budalo. and continue {or several
months ‘ ‘
It Is understood that alter a thor
ough canvass of the otllcers and men
comprising the state militia has been
before the attention of the members
of the legislature. This will be in
general’ a oilice or perhaps as a recom~
mendation Irom the committee on mil-
new adairs
A prominently known oilicer in
vates in the state militia receive 81. 50
antic. II they are willing to add to
that pay 3 sum sufficient to make up
the difference in the expense of the
.‘rsilroad fare and the legislature cone
‘aents to authorize" the fulfillment of the
proposition th 3; Connecticut troops
could go to. Bu oio We could go in-
usual course a! drilling and discipline.
see the or n and compare with
the militia- we ew Yb‘rli LOhio end
Pennsylvania. it is surely worthy er
careful consideration and it would not
entail a very" heavy outlay for either
the men or the state."
it the plan duds_i‘avor an appropri-
ation may also be asked from the
stale Should it be determined to send
the entire National Guard it is prob
able that arrangements can be made
whereby an excursion rate would be
obtainable and this would reduce the
cost considerably.
The authorities have been consider-
Ing the sending oi he regiment and
the Fourth. of with: the local compou-
ice are a part. was Apparently the luv
orite. to act no: escort for Governor Mc
Lean who will visit the exposition on
Connecticut day As the invitation to
send troops to the inauguration of
President McKinley was not accepted.
the proposition to send the entire state
militia to Buffalo will doubtless rc~
ceive more than mere phasing alien
tion from hendouarters.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
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about lovers the War.
Probably the truest picture of south-
ern «My life now presented’on the
stage is Harry Murtcil's South Bolero
oI Hoyt‘e Theatre Saturday matinee
hnd~uight it, Is thoroughly realistic
and should be enjoyed by those who
delight in old southern plantation ion-
tirities. The old time darkey is truly
his
love and his merry making. ”lirough
it all there. runs in story of (loop roe
mantle interest and the whole is In
tensoly picturééoue and enjoyable. in
play Is preeented with a strong cast
of capable players and during its ace
tion a host of specialties are introouc
ed. fully in keeping with the spirit or
the drama. The dancing. the coke
walk, the landing or the steamboat and
the camp meeting are striking til-
umpbfs of realistic stage art. While
most of the company. to the number or
Iiity or more. are composed of colored
played by competent white artists.
LADIES’ NIGHT AT THEN. M. u. A.
Last night was ladies' night at. the
Young‘hlen's christian Association.
Many pretty young ladies were prea-
men.
consisted solely of athletics. . Follow-
Ingis the program: Dumb bell drill,
led by Physical. Director Alcott. oi:
Bridgeportwmllng match. C. ’1‘. Ar.
hold and (l. Lid Hill. Illa/Arnold won.
Wrestling match between Louis Hagar.
due and George Nose. 'l‘ie-‘ahd no he-
cioion. Walloon-no but! 'between A.
Exercises
rontial and parallel bars. A pyramid
by the clan This was huely executed.
Fancy gymnastics by the class lead-
era ’l‘umbllng by Messrs. Diver. Ben
ton and Scott. of Bridgeport. Messrs.
Diver and Benton also assisted in the
other exercises-oi the evening. The
program was carried out without 3
hitch. The work or all the members
who took part was excellent. ,
ILBO‘I‘ID IJIUTINANT OF 60. F.
First Sergeant Albert Ill Beofieid Hone
one by Hoteliers oi the commend. ,L
At the o! Company it. Which
parlor. last
magnet: Al »
people. all or the leading parts are ,
cot. and also Quite a number at young
The exercises oI the evening .
4 Guy and it. Hawkins. 'I'hia Was very .
Interesting and laughable.
. . then Iollowed’onvthe horses and hori-
Special sale of 50c quality Neckw at it
Some great bargains m Boys' Sohool Su Is.
. m
e2
NEW PORTO RICO MOLABBEB~30methlng line, just arrived.
a clean. clear. bright flavor. No “black strap" this
contrary, of good color and body.
' If you wish nice crockery use our New Port6 Rico M91“,
1% qt:
SOMETHING NEW IN TEAS—Those who are not drinking the
plea to prospective buyers.
OLIVEs‘Some alien bottles or large Olives at
, Stuffed Olives are fine.
RICH CHEESE-«Now on a rich cresmery Cheese. 3 bit sharp. 3nd
‘ suit It good many.
LORENZO D133 3»
figélhdenioL
The Bookkeeper.
Tvpewritisi. Copvist.
or any one having clone work ehoulo
_ have the eyes caretuliy examined,
Small defects, If not corrected grow ’-
into big ones. TAKE CARE OF, IHE
EY, 8 Scientific examination tree. ~
We Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is
. whet we guarantee.
0. Bi. JACKSON,
Graduate Opticlnn, . , 4
58 Wall St... Norwolk.Ct.
Have you used our
If not. have a load and become our ,_
customer.
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NO OLIT‘.
Ito retro»?
'l’elshlnihe Call 974:!"
1'.” ill 0‘
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SPKOIALG‘JL“ _ 3 ,4
Small ooh. on In. Roe'Bhad." ” ' ,
StenltCod. I00“? ’1” “'h' 7M” I
Haddooit. 5c Ie.‘ gagdcgfgm ., ,
Weak Fish. . 8c lb- Little Necks. ,u.
Buck Shad. l0c lb. Scallops.
sis ooh crook AND compass esncn.»~
R. J. OUTBILL ob
Washington attest.
Ill llllllll lll Mill llllES l'
1 Would state to the public that If 'ougli
hale. Il'i‘ghj one Tailoring catehll‘ ‘
toyourmcasure -. . . L Lw
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