on or weal name as W oil Rule Ciro! ll moo ll hes, ‘w" ”to p m” “3'31"" Vbl ll W‘ as ovens eas r Eigblee.. W 9 ng m Christian vOisen calls today for Christianla; Sweden. on the White .. Star Line Steamerflec checked by VJac'obM Layton, resid t agent. ‘évmsteu term. Browns College. be- girls Monday morning. W. be college ofl V V 'iice is. op from 9 a.‘m ills p.m w earl. day. or enrollment or tenants. ”Mt—.- Lockwood filly , Opeped a bicycle? r i: V WW indoor baseball in the armory. at Nor,- W W The annual meetlhg of the\Norwalk auspi'c W.-Clul:llglll be Mid.” the evening. at V W Apr es of Company F. -.——— . Eera‘yor Dr. J. Milton Coburn, or, I -—-~--«-- " scuth No walk. and Mayor Charles There was afresh arrival of rose and Clover. or ill-walk are in Hartford. to- buck shad at the Bridge Fish market any». attending a session at the Mayor’ 3 “may Asgociation of Connecticut. Ell-Mayor euro is secretary of the aesociatiOn. The adjlltallt general has accepted the resignation of First Lieutenant John F. Murphy. Company B Third . W Regimentc N. G. ‘Pawcutuck, and ' _ Norwalk. are Vspending the day In New has placed him .on the retired list as Not Vci V W. . W an. or captain olethe company. George loge rsoll and family have re- moved froeremond street to VSonthV W main street. . -l_r. “t --Wlly suitor with ip when Brasil- ian Balm will the re‘ ief. Baxter and Plaisted's. MW Councilman and Mrs. Buckley. of Street. this morning aballt 7 o'clock hill: I'V. the Adams. P vision Com an Nor The HowlanllDl'y (3004“ Company 0‘ v'mlk' market rllvere let loogo. y lli‘hree Bridgeport is still talking .ubout do m on m 9 V Spring hats. V V VV V Gills:- V p y on need with the mo :W day afternoons for drunkenness, and taking vegetables from August Roett- char 5 market were "fined 85 60 each. by P3 Edward? Dunderdale has iett the em- Wplloy at William 'lnompsou. the South orWilikV e'llilllllllfimllll- morning. The tines were paid. .W company F e1 padlill In "It Arm- - General Russell Frost and Ininlly «cry.» lastrreve i 2 ngllelll‘l llew’ WV consisting 0! Mrs. Frost and son. Ros. crults. were WWW n'. ‘ f sell. and Mrs. Dudline Raymond and Comstocll WWatklns & Dow. 112' two sons, Dudley and Ely. left this mornill .for St. Au ustine. Fl The Wash-In on st'réét. have a 00111919“? will regime about four weeks“? 'Judgg _ line of futile“! W ha‘nd Frost will return by April 5th or 6th. - W Abram Wetmor'e and family will W . soon remove from Havlland street to North avenue, Howey-ton. The Hospital Whist Club will meet Friday otternoon at 3 o clock with lure. (‘ .Swar'tn, th Ha‘viland street. .l Mrs. B. D Laurence. and daughter. Sarah, ot Quintard avenue, went to Hartford today. to visit Mrs. Laurence’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gates. V; . at. W WM ‘ 3—way alliter- «with the grip .wheu llmhlllanfia 113“le give relief. Bax-W Pl‘ais forth and You will probably need a pair oi new "sheen to go with your new suit of clothes f0l Easmr. Glover invites you to VlalVVl and look his stock over Court Mahackelno last night elected John Slice): .and Ernest Hopkins as - delegates to the Grand Court conven tion. to be held in Bridgeport. on the second Wednesday in May. John lien fllnfit was initiated into the elder last D 8 lac—aka” The Pastor‘s ”Aid Committee of the South NorwalkW Congregational Church 3'" yesterday afternoon. in the parlor W the church. and placed five hundred shortly before Easter. to his congrega- tion. in envelopes. all ready for distri- bution. . ~$25 for balance of year's tuition. at Brown's College. Easter term he- gins Monday morning. V H-"—— W Harrie Ch‘b’urn, who has a lucrative "position on the steamer City of Wash Ington. which plies between New York Woo—~— A special school meeting of the North Contain Schools district has been called for the puryose ot considering the ad— visabilityflo cohh‘écting the school with .W;._g - the confetti. ‘* ’ ‘* V W I ‘ W The Sunday noon class of Charles E. Miller. will meet at tile- home of George Miller.W No'. 19 West rt alrenue. this evening 'A fine muses cal entertainment will be “we'll... short stay. next week. His ship sailed. yesterday. mm Colon for New York. The vessel Is due to arrive in New York pout Tuesday.VW Smith Northrop and A. B. Slauson. F. H Merrill and Charles Dllworth. John Curnow and George Lockwood and Arthur Burt and G. H. Wardwell. have been chosen as representatives of Phoenix Engine Compnny in the pinochle tournament with Putnam Hose Company which commences Fri- . day' evening, at Phoenix quarters. Aaron ennui-WM orseu'th Main street. will go to Phlll he’s Academy. Exeter. New Hampshire, next. fall. This lusti- W tution is a prepare ry aobml for en- trance to colleges. W Then. a. hardcore Wan port is display/int a la liuontity of . , - silverware. They bottle. ijolnething to returned home i! * say about carriages had so carts tor cm W168- Mr. 93% Childrmlll'mllll" . . » gillnied‘ by. Elle hi my} Mr.la Rianr'lels. not " ‘ ma as. . egnnag - The dlmtOl-s ‘ °° " . ' W i t ta w ll held it nie'etlll‘ wooing. and me h “h m l The Rev. W. .Hubbard. pastor or the South Norwal Daptlst‘ Church, has W pared t the ensuing . ‘ year. '39 V??? members of the pill . . V ot'peo ie are chaps-g r- c this year usual. The cool pupils-solemn» mole. bust Idtbatlineot these meetings. ' \W now. Miss Mary leii to Mix, HOVllEalVl' Calipers WMth Norwallr. The’llial Gull . ill witnessed the ser- ditch been lit until u 3.. . Clitbilllt Compony'o gem map ll, ' young men. $1 50 and 82.90: -. superb quality Manuela. Cheviots and ' ~ Company C, at Stamford. and the ' it it C team. will have have a game at W on Monday evening. under the Considerable sport was had in Wall ., when a doaen rats that were caught in ‘ '. M Tu awake Joseph Roger "end Frank Burke, oi - Vlll wag; : Br.idgeport who Were arrested yester— dodge Frost. in the Town Court. this letters. which the pastor trill send W and Colon. .Is expected home for a“ it trill to Soutn- ' bill-d was acoom- W a special services . every evening, at 7: d.” and preaching at . a. Mr. Runnels will have charge at . " Last snoopy rt‘lflol'llotgnWM at the opera ' 1' fig” unload?“ in holy, matrimony either is a niece ”helm calmer; savers. ‘ ' cull ~ me E on t o my . Fanatic W. “vb? “lie ll‘- ln-liandil ‘WV W A poor ll pol y en oth-' fill erwlee well dressed inane appearance. ' Don‘t need to! We sell all the leading spring styles in stilt but: at 82 and til: The celebrated Yolk and Crofut I: Knapp manufacture. The new Albert dedrd soft hat is A favorite with the . Call. Plain and ”fancy derby-rib and :1. Natural wool its all. Mill on Mesh. $8.00. All since; 34 to 60. Short; stout and regular sizes. MEN’S OUITO. -. » Candidate. at 81. to 82.60 Fashionable Suck Suits. made from ' and still bosom, in Madras, French Uneheared crowds. in plain colors Peroah and Damask finished attests. and oil the new lenoy striped and o‘ver- from sub to til. W GOMSTOOK silos Masonic Building, Norwalk. 14 S'outhfllllaio 8h. 89. Norwnik. Wq'Sell Everything ' ' " That’s Good in C03]. Our assortment is large and complete. It is not halite?! to :1 ' the product of one company alone, but includes varieties}? suited to every condition of draft. and to any style of range 1 ‘ or heater. You can see the advantage—we aim to satisfy -. ‘ every purchaser. ,« Pea Coal. (or “No. a Nut”) $4. 50 per ton. . For open grates there’ 5 Carmel Coal or Hickory Wood in. .. lengths to suit. ’ Telephone us tomorrow—we‘ll do the rest. JOHN H. FERRxs; Washington at. Friday. H. ........ m. For men. Youth and Children ... Our north window tells the story more emphatically than is possible to put in print WINDSORS. IMPERIALS. SHIELD AND BAND BOWS. STRINGVTIES, TECKS, DERBY FOUR- Ill—HANDS, in most harmonious color effects and only 25 Cents. 'Ollrlgo cent sortwwcll, we prefer to show them. Foot Dress. Here is a lcadcr—(no profit for us except the advertising we got out of it)--Black Half Hose. with wide blue, red or purple stripes. excellent value, two pairs for 25¢. Here we mention the heavy ribbed stockings for children, (loll- his knees and double heels, two pair for 25¢. Certainly we carry alillc of Hosiery at 25 cents per pair. We want you to see them too, we Vicci, sure that they will illlprcss you favorably. ‘ ‘ .W Harry Goodwin, the Tailor,- . MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. W.» a... Screened Oats. Every penny you pay for these cats goes for better grain, for better service, and cleaner oats. at one reason- ' able profit. , 'l‘ Your practically pay nothing for screening, nothing for our painstaking care, which gives you the best grills.- tlie best sort/lee. ' p‘a' sols“. 1' ' until "’ll"- In! at sac“ and a... W at soc, Union W-l ‘ UnderWear In Derby rib and Fancy Fancy colored Shirts both negligee V“; . self doutbless had countless proto- - types Just as she has today But in ‘ or us. .will staying powers at the light blues. W the British ml later at Pekin , American loo Company today filed pa- - pars r'educin . stock from 60.000.000 to «0,000. 000. '“2 two thirds olt W no- of all ' I W. . tony" la London and the Continent than ‘ this splendid fancy of the eminent sat- . ‘ll-lat. (lantbliug rukee like Rawden sun wslrrs ' W .. else cue” LINE or crews... eon srnluo. . l V COMPANY. WHICH l8,A OUAVRANTEE OlF' FIT, thVTYLEVVVVV A'VND WORKVMANBHIP. . 4, WE WOULD OAlll... YOUR PAHTIG _ ‘I'Hls TVIMVE TO OUR SVPfilVNVVOV OVEHOOA Crowley were nightly iigures oi tash- ‘ " lon’s salons. Baron Stevens, who used their official positions for lust were to be found wherever there were maids widOWs or wives Becky Sharpe her- contrast to that siren' a glittering dupll . city Amella's ingenuousnees and sin- cel‘ity stand out in pleasing relief in deed if it were not for the purity and . goodness of Amelia. Becky's irrespon- sibility would be intolerable to meat At Hoyt's Friday night. 814 YACHT RACE JUNE 15. "' The Yacht Racing Association oi! ~ mug lsland Sound held a meeting at the Yachtsmen's Club in New York, last night and arranged a series of ‘ races for the season. The date select ed for the one at the Norwalk Yacht Club, Hickory. Bluff was Saturday. . June-15. Commodore Osborn and the phloem: of the club worked hard to get the race here. and it is expected that all t large yachts along the Sound articlpate. I CREWS DO FAST ROWING. um - Seldom Such Uncertainty as There is . This Year. LONDON March t7«Both the Ox lord and Cambridge crows did some ' fast rowing this morning with scratch‘ crews from the Thames and Leander Clubs. respectively. both easily» leaving their pacemakers behind. Seldom has there been such uncer- tainty as to the result of the univer- sity race as pertains to this year's con- test. The rlval blues are within three days of the race between them. but even the most confident river prophets hesitate to definitely forecast "the out- come of the race. Experts consider the two crown to be the most evenly matched in years. Oxford Is generally admitted'to have the best style and finish. but this Is- supposed to be milll- milled by the superior strength and The result of the toss fill" position and me state of the water are likely to settle the event. The betting has veered fre- quently. Today It ls (l to l on Oxford. DRlTlSH GOVERNMENT PROTESTS. WASHINGTON. March 27—A de- epatch was received here today from . one of the foreign oillces to its repre- sentatives stating that the British gov- crnment had made a protest agemst China's negotiating a convention with any power touching territorial or flu- ‘anclai affairs until the present troll bias in' China are settled The protest was made thrOugh Sir Ernest SathW. t is understood to ave been made within the last day or two. The Russian agreement is not specifically referred to. but it isolated the British action is clearly directed against that agree- lnelltf COLD WEATHER lN EUROPE. W LONDON. March 27—The weather in Europe continues as bitter as over. There is frost and snow everywhere. Seven toten degrees of frost were reg- istered In London suburbs early this morning. There Is considerable thick- ness of Ice on the lakes. Heavy snow storms have swept over northern W France and there are several inches at -. snow on therstreets of Paris. ICE STOCK O ITAL REDUCED. TRENTON. N. J.. March ilk—The Its Authorised capital of' which ”5.000.000 is to he preferred Jud $15; 000 .000 common stock. The papers are at ed by the owners of pita! stock and in- you. otbl ow York. shares. and John F. Caro owner of MN. elude Justice. . . i ll.» . VwoaKMANslllr RttheModd CLOVER HILL BUTTER—Just in fresh and line. John H. Magrudel'. who has the finest grocery in Washington. D. 0., says he has sold it for years, and is used on the White House table. 28c lb. Never sold butter at as small profits as‘in these Sell any quantity has; MACK KEREL—«We chalién tion to show floor hi Mackerel than W _ New stock or JAMO'ANO ll 12 and 180 Jar, as: til/3V1! chem Gama:— what they a “gal“ lb.; 3 Hm.Y small mill: cl'e‘ r Fresh arrival of xMoose BVV W days. Our 22c Elgin' Butter appears to till the need of many.‘ Wlt has a good flavor. . Fairbury (lot) Creamery is has new butter and at a low profit ‘ 25c. EGGS—Cheap and all fresh and good, at 180 dozen, or 18 for 25c. . PORTO nlco MOLAOSES—When in want of Molasses,'try our New Crop P. it. it is superb. 55c nah; 14c Vqt. COANUT. W WHAT DO YOU NEED? WE CAN PLEASE IN QUALITY AN m LORENZO D135 w... .._. .- «m. .. ..... new—am. M....AWW._.._.....___. The Student, The Bookkeeper. I . V W . W Tvpewritist. Copvist. «4. W or any one having close work should nave the eyes carefully examined. Smell defects. it not corrected, grow into. big ones. TAKE CARE OF 'l HE ~ EYES. Scientific examination tree Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted, is what we guarantee. 0.313. JACKSON, _' Graduate Optician. V .. 5V8 WWII] SN. Norwalk. Ct. Have you visited our elevator to see how we on Hove you looked over the stock at tile Wat Have you been at the store to get a calender 3n advertising matter? ' If not. you will be Surprised to know the great Varl'et , 9 we handle. ‘ Telephone Cull 97.2. ROE AND bUCK OHAD. Fresh Arrival Today. " ’ STEAK coo, ........ ...... . ..... ....,. . '..,.".‘. SMALL COD HADDDOK ............. .. OCALLOPO ‘.. OPINACH ..... FRIOH CAUGHT BMELT R. J. O'DTBILL up it Washington select. .W W'.‘ NoztloJ.H..Mln“s wmsnl CUTTING THAT is rssreor V _ MATERIALS .reArV ARE assr won.
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