oft run . m1 ‘
1' er prevails kenerai orally her sections.
J There has been arfill‘lfit 1111111 temper-
(attire in the northern and central secJ-
nus.-
ii". A. Robinson. oi Norwich. was in
town,,yesterday. , J
~(lermea. ill “ 1.11:. Joselolt's.
few-find...“-
J Silas Brown. is moving from 51 to
104 Main street.
-—10 lb pull lard. 9.00, Hayes.
ua—v~w~&m~J
m1: 8. R' Weed” New York. was
in town. yesterday.
The Union Hotel. Washington street,
is being renovated. ‘ i
4.... will shiny smoking 1: u is a
Judges Finale Cigar. Oldenschiager.
W's-—
Henry Mathias is getting ready to'
. move into his new quarters. -
W
xii Mott avenue «1- Leonard street.
.—--—- .————
"‘ James Creagh. oi! Union Place, is laid
. up with an attack of rheumatism. J
lot that cold cori-
said ”that
a beta loll-
will sip break it up. Baxter-Is
:Efllfi’laistod 's.
F. S. Ambler has returned home from
a business trip through Long island.
ma-
’ street.
David Stow. or High street is 1.1.1.;
to be around again. otter an attack 0
the grip.
.F
rib, at Hayes’.
. Councilman and Mrs. A. J. Meeker
"ieit'towri yesterday. tor a trip through
the South.
4Celery. 6c root, at Heyes'.
v-u-m
Miss Static Kennedy, oi? Franklin
- avenue. who has been quite ill. is able
to be out.
James M. Orangh, oi Uniorr place
has been laid up with an 'attaclt of
rheumatism.
ii, ’1
.»1,
)1
, J W
~$J25 for balance of year's tuition,
5.. at Emmott! College. Easter term he
J jglns Monday morning.
W
Miss Mabel Beers, of Danbury. is
. spending the spring vacation with rcl-
atives in Norwalk.
V‘W
Theodore H. Olsen has sold one or
recently purJ
the horses which he
chased in New York
Hui 111111111 Fill
'J Delhuaro quad,
slur. c1111.
J Nprwalk', was a guest oi! Southport rel.
- J atives last night
ed Iron: 31111 extended wedding tour
’1
will hold an important business meet-
' here be present if possible.
Mrs. A. F. Brown has moved from V
Milieu
Mr ‘Varoom. oi the United States
Navy. is moving into a house in Elm
*Ghic‘lrens. 121,91: lb Turkeys. lilo 1J1
. all"
spring is Kare you will Mint somb-
1n Southporter. ' s not?
(I ya in that town, the 311
from a visit to Middletown; where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Itch-
JeJ'JthM cK eon.
Charles Seymour, who is employed
by Milkmen Charles H._l-law11hurst. of
~Sait pork, 10c 1b.. at Hayes’.
MWp-u-n -
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Hill have return-
through the South, and tire now keep-
ing house in Elm street
...._........J...... J.
L. Fitlson will soon open 11-1111...
and gentlemens furnishing and dry
goods store inlv. A Scolield' a building.
at 15 North Main street
-The Chess Checker and Whlst Club
in; tonight. it to urged that all meni-
w-
-Beet Tenderloins, Gail's Liver. Cu-
cumbers. Iiettuoe. Strawberries, Home
Dressed Chickens and Turkeys. Roei
techer. 76 North Main street.
al.5- u...-
James Cole. who has been laid up
with 11‘ sure toot,.is able to he at his
position again in the. men”. s tarnishing
ifdpartment ”of the Boston Store
Miss Eleanor G. Smith. who has for
a number of years been with Scofield
& Hoyt now hao.charxe of the suit de-
pertinent. of the NorvIalk 13011th Store.
—Easter term...Broiyn's college. he-
rrius Monday morning. The college oi-
lice is open from 9 Jo, m. till 9 11.111.
each day for enrollment oi! students.
-- Mire George W. Normand or Union
Place. was called suddenly .to Cross
River, New York, where her sister
~ Mrs. George Avery. is seriously ill.
W
Several members of Company D will
go to Madison Square Garden, New
York. tonight, to view the military
tournament in progress there,
iveek.
W
Balm. it is sure r-uic.
Plaisted‘s. '
wood against Frederick W.
ties.
received word that his sister. Mrs. C. A.
> to recovery.
Clia ter
' the glint")
celebration.
'.,.___...
hold their second annual soiree
'- Washington hall. Wesdnesdny evening
The Norwalks will attend.
‘ Butler Lodge; I‘. 0.0. F. met Inu‘
ll
1
he members have been invited to
let, and center the lulatiatory degree
inner with Jnglp. pg
mill; give JrJelle
“do; start the grass limiting o
' I Wfi wn. H. atria siiya the
J In” wood 1133313 is ti}: best tertilizer
, Mir. a it tori salts ,
or crock,ortl1c clot
' costs in Husband-white bid fair
' Riliil Didiliilllgliilis"
this
«Have you a cold? Use Brasilian
Baxter’s and
The attachment of War dwell 8: Lock-
Mitchril
'has been released. There was some
misunderstanding between both par—
W. A. Clark of South Norwalk. hos
Woodward. oi' Hotchkissville. who has
been critically ill, is now on the reed
The Executive Board at the Norwnle '
11.3.. hold a meeting 1th JJ
ral Club. yesterday afternoon. ' ‘~' ‘
to talk over the Nathan Hale Memorial
The Southport Fire Department “lbw,
J 11
'April 10. A number at firemen iromJ,
light and worked the third dogremJ
o
to Norwalk on the ovanng or Apgil’
wen Ill-iiBIl.
sitter end J '
. 1‘ oil
111:. ”it. .
iii: street’J ~1
11s:J you
money back. or a new pi .ce." '
J . All the spring colors; plain or"
striped , _ .’
Lott aisle. rear
STRIRED WAISTINGS
(if wool and fashionable Soft ‘
pliant inbrics. every and imported
through our syndicate. and marks
or! at tempting figures. .
A drizcu colors wrtli narrow
stripe at $1 yard.
As many more with narrow,
two—color stripes. at $1.25.
Grenadines with white stripes.
audherc and there a dot in color—-
$21 yard J‘
Left aisle. rear.
Handsome mei' ccr iscd
penis
to lead m the race this season. A
finish and stripes are either wide
or narrow. $3.
Black peiticonts of tiierccriscd
umbrella ruffle. $3. ‘
Very rich ones of the same ma~
term], with narrow ruffle, trimmed
with silk ribeu. $4. 25.
The mercerised petticoats are
so handsome and silky that silk
ones are having :1 hard struggle
Second floor. ’ .
THE HQWLAND
DRYfiGOODS CQ.
in in 1111111111
We have some to .present—videas
founded upon experience and backed
up by a stock of the newest designs of
well p.aper Every roll this season's
production. AJnJ entirely new and
handsomely decorated store to show
the papers, too-11 place the ladies will
feel entirely at home inf—a place at-
troctive not only from its artisticness,
but from its tidinees, also.
A”...
YEEDER 81 RBDDER
33 South M11113 5“?“
.1
it she
, sugar lr‘uddress ot the president
Jv-i once at at last the other no
ilhave a lively appreciation of the
rengtli and Wisdom oi the American
lion. We no longer are given 11 plche
puristsi or JDevoe lead nol
r,
. since—we
Butho‘r out .to -
ruler
newspapers. so I procured a box at
J J‘ Pleisted’ 11 Pharmacy and took them as
. directed.
11111. no other.
wide accordion ruflie gives :1 rich .
sateen. made with wide cordcd‘
, J settlngtired of the New Woman.
i {Jound them an enceIient
For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a
box. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. N.
Y. sole agents tor tbe united States.
Remenibei' the name—nlloan‘ s—jand
1-.
“You make a flowery and eloquent
speech. youns men." said the oxperi
rinsed campaign manager. "but you are
not a good mechanic.
‘beat do you want or a. mechanic
in the campaign orator-y business?"
asked the startled and mortified young
spell binder“ .
"i want a mun who knows how to as-
soluble- his arguments better than you
do.’
STRlKES A RICH FIND.
“l was troubled tor several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
debility.”w writes F.- J. Green. at has
caster. N H. "No remedy helped me
untlll began using Electric Bitters.
which did me more good than all the
medicines I ever used They hays al
on kept my wife in excellent health for
years. She says Electric Bitters are
lust splendid for female troubles; that
, they are a grand ionic and invigorator
for weak run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our tam-
ily.’J' Try them. Only 6110. Satisiac
tlon guaranteed by F H. Baxter, South
Norwalk; John A. Riggs, Norwolk.
flab—H‘—
Towanhatlwas a horrible break
(you made talking to Wedden yester-
I7
Browne-“What do you mean?
Towns—Jon asked him it he wasn’t
Bruno—Well?
Towns—«Well. he has been divorced
twice and has just ruurrled his third.
The lingering cough following grippe
calls for One Minute Cough Cure.
For all throat and lung troubles this is
the only harmless remedy that gives
immediate, results. Prevents con
sumption. G. C. Stillson.
Some injudicious person had sug-
nested Lots’mun as chairman of on
investigating committee
"The worst enemy a man in public
life can have." commented one of his
confidential supporters ‘ls a tool
friend." ' .
“-Well, I would hardly class him as
a fool friend " replied the distinguish
ed statesman, reflecting 11 moment.
“lie‘ 11 merely a friendly tool. "
Their promptness and their pleasant
effects make DeWitt's Little Early
Risers most popular little pills. wher-
ever they are known. They are sim-
ply perfect fur liver and bowel troub
les. (1.0. Bulletin.
'I say a follow ought to have as
good a time as be can in this world.‘
ryonteuded the man with the bulbous
nose "That’s one or my cardinal doc-
trines"
"it is?" marveled the man in the
about ulster.
for your trying to paint the town rod
last night!"
WORKlNG 24 HOURS A DAY.
There's. no rest for those tireloae
little workers—Dr. King's new Lite
Pills. Millions are always busy our
ins Torrid; hirer. reissue. Dillon:
uses, Fever and A us. They bani so
Sick 11.11.111.21... or e out Mal ria
N , l ,or weaken, Small. to
wonders them. . 25c
11'. South Norw'slk;
9i;
Gettin out tire? Problem-«Tliioush
the using!
wdflw'h “Sh Bub,
silicone. he southed‘hi c
duly executed and signed
Authority and directed to tie under-
simied. commanding him to leVyJ and
collect at ‘
and other. persons named
portions
or assessment laid upon tns assess-
ment 111.1 made in 1895.1.
. the indebtedness oi siiirl town levies
. upon the iollowiug described real on-
" by land of sold estate.
“Then that accounts J
J J lJtat the 1111'
. (lobster '1! nos. under
dby virtue at 1‘1 certain that ‘wanmdnt
y proper
thing
WATSON OLMSTEAD ii latest
if!
said
in
rate book.’ on this liati to
warrant annexed their sewerul 111n-
ot the sum total 11s
therein stated. said suln' being a tax
(3
by the inhabi. 9""?
tents of the town of Norwslk. regu-
holy and legally assembled. to wit on
the 20th day of Jarrupry. A. 11.1896
met for tho purpose or. providing for
ICCOU
price.
green
late of said Watson Olmstend. situat-
ed in town of N01 walk and in the City
or South N01 walk being 11 piece oi
land in dimensions oil test in front
and rear and 150 foot in depth ani
bounded northerly by land of Eugene
M. Tolics. easterly by highway called
Woodward avenue. southerly by other
land of said Olmstoad and by land of
the estate of Nathan C. Ely. deceased
some
50
19 inch minus Wren 1111 in
dad stripes.
24 lush all i011“ do
and strips (infects. rich colorless.
21 inch Satin Finish Foular is. some-
24 inch superior quality silks. suit-
able for dresses or separate waists.
FiFlJfiT GJLJIJMPSE JOF‘ NEW DRESS.
The new seasons first showing of
particularly important now and here on ‘
or weave: and the extreme modesty of,
38- inch wool gorges
'38 inch All Wool Albatross in hand-
lavender. old rose. and cream. 501: yd.
leading colors.
New black and blue Clievidts- and.»
fino Borges. from
tile var
75c yard. wo '
so back and trout.
Women’s Will
tucks. and insertion.
A‘ w BK OF MOTION J
Es i1 item in given] i
bitchy-line «well we
Sampson Pine-‘4
quality. . -
Kid Curlers, all slit
price.
Pearl 31.110.35.511 sizes.
Faultiees Hook end My
period, '
Gllnton and T
1.11:... and sin
higheii liair P
Paper,
100 yd. spool Silk in
North three times the m1
25c link of 1 down 11 J ‘
entirely new tic yard.
combination of colorinns. -. 1
.L‘l 00 yard.-
oobs
stuffs is also important. it is
or of the very handsome variety
iii 1.1.1.1111...
.tnns. browns. and black, at ' J.
26c yard ‘
shades pink. blue. cardinal. grey,
than air Wood French Merges.
59c yarn.
4911 to ii. iii yard.
"4 Washington Street.
and westerly by land or. said estate.
And i shall sell at public auction. on
the premises lrerelnbcfore desci',ibed
on the 80th day of May. A. i)., at ten
o'clock formalin. so much thereo! as
will raise the sum of seven and 751001
dollars. that being the proportion of 1
the said Watson Olmstead. oi the sum
total in said list together with the
charges of levy, sale. etc
GEORGE 8.8'1...iOHN
Tax Collector. List of 1895.
Dated at Norwnlk, March 27. A I).
1901.111“ ail-ll
Tax Collector 11 Salt
Notice is hereby given that the un-_ '
dersigned. Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue of a certain tux warrant.
duly executed and signed by proper f
authority had directed to the under .
signed commanding him to levy and '
collect at
WATSON OLMSTEAD
and ohtcr persons named in
rate book, on the list, to
warrant annexed, their several pro"
portions of the sum total as ‘
therein stated. said sum being a tax
or assessment laid upon the assesr- J
ment list made in 1898. by the llllllllll ‘
tants oi the town of Norwaik regularly .
and lelrally assembled, to wit on the
27th day of February. A. D.’. 1899, met J -
for the. purpose of providing for the J
indebtedness ol‘ said town. levies upon
the following described 1eu- estate of
said Watson ()lmstend. situated In
town of Norwalk. and in the. (lily of
South NOIWMIIR being a, piece of loud
in dimensions 50 feet in front and rear
and 150 feet in depth and bounded
northerly by land of Eugene iii. Tollcs ‘
easterly by highway called Woodward ‘
avenue southerly by other land of said
Olmsteud, and by land of the estate of
the
said
and our Custom Department never before showed so
variety of sultings and trouserings, and all at modern“
The variety of color combinations this season are' my
erous, but our stock consists only of the most de’s'J "
I. laws & So
do Washington 51,. .
We Bro now-J exhibiting sorghum and summer
are and cloths. ' s. .
CHEVIOTS, SERGES. WORSTERS, FLANNEL'
THIBETS.
Trousers, from $5.00 up. Sr'iits from'$i8.oo up.
We are also showing a large Mine of Coverts, .0on
Viennas and Cheviots for Spring overcoats.
Open every evening until 9 o '.clock
Tel.Jcall 133-12
Tailors. Clothiers, Hatters. Famishers.
Nathan C Ely, deceased and westerly
And i shall soil at public auction. on
the premises hereinbefqrc doseribedf
on the 30th day of May. A. 1).. 1901. at '
ten o‘clock iorenoon, so much thereof 3
as will raise the sum oi‘ seven and 70-
100 dollars. that being too proportion '
oi the said Wuisou Oluistead. ol the
sum total in said list, together with ‘
the charges oillevy. sale. etc. “
1 GEORGEB. ST. JOHN. .
Tax Collector. 1.19101 1393. ’
Dated at Norwalk March 27th. A. D. "
1901. 11128 114-.1
. \
Tax Collector's Sale.
« Notice is hereby given that the un J
dersisnod Collector of Taxes. under 3'
and by virtue of a certain tux warrant ‘
duly executed and signed by proper -*
authority and directed to the under. .
sirfiierht commanding him to levy and
selector: -
J WATSON OLMS’I’EAD -.-;‘
and other. persons named in the rate1
book. on the list to said warrant on-
nexed, their sevral prbportlone oi the 1
sum loud as thersimstated, said sum ‘
being a tax: or. assessment laid upon .‘
the osssgsmenti list insde
.1399 ' by. thai inhabitants tit-.11
town pt. orwal kneadlarly 11 oil
d 616171: Jpn lid
10' i
id town. evieB :ubon
new lbed .t'e i- estate at ,
0 “fight i “i“:‘éri 3336111 ‘-
n . ya
Olin-lie “lane 3 , 1n
. 9 Q
11111 file’l'adi‘d
o s .
“brill estate
YOU LAN FlNl)
GROCERIES ~— Botli Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE -- Elegant Cream. Requefortr 3
.Dairy. Miniature Cream. etc. ‘
i ;,x.
..,.
FRUIT—v- Florida and California Navel Oran
"mommies . , _
very radii Whine pleased to to
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