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things .
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as Julio. M Anderson. aged twen
'1 ‘myébovcn years, who died March 30. in
' Aspetnck. wag buried Wednesday in
. Willow Brook cemetery.
”Elk. br’n. pearl Alpines. O'Brien.
_ Deacon William Miller’s recuperative
' powers are very great; and he is doing
business once more at his old stand in
C. E. Seyinour'e grocery store
' #Magnoiia Milk. 8 cans 250. F D.
Lawton o: 00.
positions isn't he affliction to age
that it is to yout; a deaf aged person
doesn’t :mias hearing many .nice
F—Ladies-the Julia Marlowe Oxford
is for comfort and style. Glover's the
place.
A number of Norwaik people will go
to Bridgeport this afternoon and even-
ing. to witness the performance of Dar
, vid iiarum. at the Park City Theatre.
--Why suffer With the grip when
Brazilian Balm will give relief. Bax
ter's and Plaisted's.
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. will con-
fer the adoption degree upon tbrcr
candidates tonight. They are Frank
Godfrey. Arthur Kenny and Ross Mal.
kin
' *Enster shoes for men and for ladies
fatiraot ‘the eye. fit the feet. Glover’ i
the place.
The windows of Selieck. the clothier
are attracting considerable attention
They are very prettily decorated with
potted lants and the latest styles in
men’s urnislrings.
-—Brazlllan Balm is sealingxapidlya
sales mam daily. T as ‘say Baxter
and Flaming?"
Miss Anna‘ltussell. of Union Park
and Miss Bessie Nickerson. of Pros
pact Hill. are spending Easter with
their cousin, Miss Mabel Cunley, o
North Tarrytown. N. Y.
—-lt‘lat brim Alpines. O‘Brien.
William J. Mulvihill left town yes
tel-day. for his home in Elinnewater
New York, where he will spend a week
One of the substitute force is takina
Mr. Mulvihill‘s plate for the week. a:
night. operator at the railroad depot.
«Bartlett Pears. 3 lb. (an 9c.
Lawton & 00.
F. I)
Two large transom windows in the
Ely block. South Main street. wort
blown out during the heavy storm. Ont
transom was over the door lending in
lo Magnet-'8 chop house. and the other
over the door of Vceiier & Rudder-'2
paint store.
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-Walk-Ovcr Shoes. 1“. I). Lyon & Co.
The benevolent committee of tht
liudlcs‘ Aid Society of the First Moth
odict Church met at the parsonage it
receive gifts of groceries. cannot!
goods. clothing. etc. They were very
successful, and many a home will llt
gladdencd today.
”Patrician. most stylish shoe made
for women. 33.50. F'. D. Lyon & Co.
’llrc cusp of l'arthk versus Mrs
L' iiulliver comes up in the town court
at Norwalk. tomorrow morning. at it‘
o'clock. The claim is to recover for
sprinkling the road in front of the dc-
fcndant' a property
if the weather is clear Company D
will hold an all day drill on the Fair
Grounds today, but if it be stormy they
will drill in the Armory.
~8 cans Magnolia Milk, 25¢. Joseloff.
The pupils of Professor W. Gilbert
NeWell will give their Easter reception
in Arlen Holt. next 'I‘ueadayI night. and
flair promises to be very suc
Euclid and thoroughly enjoyable one
The advance sale of tickets by the
scholars asSur'os a large attendance.
Blltiillflll 8r lilllllli
ma: newsman .
lN eras”, NoawALK,
'06 WAeHrNorou or. so. NORWALK
You will find complete .
*i‘r ear. DEPARTMENTS
tron guarauuodL
trouble with your eyes. i
' ‘ ‘ night.
spending the diwi N
Bayoc' 0.
Wm
g'clock, in the Springwood chapel. to-
fli’
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.-—Sbud 20c. each. 10 “water street.
. Perseverance lapdge, MDtfiigbtors of
St. George held a regular meeting. last
At Grate Church today there will be
a. morning service. litany and sermon.
at 10:30.
wHoardman Shoes. $2. for women.
I“. D. Lyon & Co.
The Public Market gives glad tidings ‘
of a beautiful feast at very little cost
in today's ad.
Mrs. Mortimer Butts. of East are
hue. is spending the day with her pur-
ente in Wilton.
-—Chlckens.
at Hayes's.
12%0- 1b.; Turkeys. 160...
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The local stationers arc. preparing
bids for the supplying of the free
school text books.
1. Davis 6‘: Son have two hundred
pairs of all wool knee punts. which
they advertise today.
———Have you )1 cold? Use Brazilian
Balm. it is sure cure Baxter's and
l’lalatod’ s.
The D. M. Read Company’s ad. tells
of many interesting features at their
fitore in Bridgeport.
~....
The ladies of the Golf Club will give
a dance in Lockwx‘id‘s Hall. on tho
evening of April 17
—hiverything the best and mites tlic
lowest, at 33 Main street.
Willis ll. Scliock. of
strict (an tell you what men of firsh~
ion will wear this spring
The Howland Dry Goods Company of
Bridgeport tell their last Easier .story
for 1901 in today's Sentinel.
~—-3 lb. Shoulder
Main street.
Steak. 250. 32
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The wedding of Miss Agnes floss
Gibbs and Reed G. iiavllnnd will be
celebrated at St. Paul‘s Church. Mort
day afternoon.
If you are looking for a ready-to-
wear or tailor made suit. of the inicsi
spring fabrics. look at those Conrstock
Brothers are showing.
--Bananas. lrrc. doc. I". l)
'1. £5 (‘0
An armature on a White Line car
became lrot in Noroton. last night. and
It was necessary to send anothcr car
to tow the disabled cur lurch to tho
barn.
-—~Patcnt Oxford for lilnstcr~~for men.
Glover’s tbc place.
At the pool tournament at tho (‘alb
rrlic Club. last night. John lilchlauu
iovcnty. dcfcatcd Fontou l’omr-roy
seventy-live. by the scum or srwt-niv
to iorty-uinc.
wDouglas $3 Shoo. Union stamp. It
I). Lyon Kv Co.
0. Swartz and Mr. l“(‘l‘llillltli"7.. of
South Nor-walk. urrivcd in New York.
last night. on‘ the stcamcr Mexico.
which bail on board the largest cargo
of tobacco ever abippcd from l-Iirvanrr.
-—Print Butter. 22c. Mr. F. D. i.. 8; (‘0.
The chairman of tho cnicrtulumcnt
committee says that. most of the tick—
eta issued for the bcncilt of William
lilmorc nave been sold. and that. more
have been ordcrcd to satisfy the dc-
brand The game will bc played in thc
Armory, on the evening of l\prll 15.
~itead li‘. l). Lyon ti Co.‘ s ud. .
M. C. Pouilcld. the Derby agent of the
international torrcspondcnce School.
talked vary interestingly to the Inter-
national Correspondence Club in the
rooms in the nelson Taylor building.
on mechanical drawing. A large num-
ber of the club members was present.
mil lb. Shoulder Steak. 83
Main street.
25c.
The degree team of Palestine Castle.
Knights of Mystic Chain. went to
Stamford. last night. and initiated
about thirty now candidates for-Colum—
bia Castle. of that city. A banquet was
given. following the ceremony. The
Norwalk delegation reports a fine time.
~40 lb. pull Pure Lard, 90¢...
Haycs’n. '
at
A boyrr’ rally will be held in the
Young Men's Christian Association
rooms. Sunday afternoon. at 3:16. The
subject will be appropriate for Easter.
There will be stcrcopticon VleWS lilus~
trating‘ the life of Christ. especially his
last days' All boys and young men are
. cordially invited to attend.
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AExtra Prime Konstantin. to Water
street. «
from Colfax Encampment all its. era
Encampment went to firi airport, but
. night, and attended the celebration gtv«
on by Sirotilold Encampment. There
were delegations present from various
other auto accent cats A Very
1 . fort-limit wad tarnished
P. F Burnsand‘iul'iOaRnn oral,
* Albert Carpenter. or anal Norwuik.
‘ its spending the day. in hiow York city;
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Services will be held from 11 to 12 ‘
rill-fill Willi ,
. A large delegation of Odd Fellows“
~ It you are looking for a rcady-te-wear suit of the tailor
‘rmade kindwof the very intent SPRING FABRICSr
See those we are showing—from $6.00 to $20. 00.
Our line of NECKWEAR is by far the finest ever
shown in the city.
And our hat line—well. just ask for any of the leading
. shapes. we have them. i. r' t ‘
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.ComstoCk Bros.-
rr .0. rains. I
So. Norwalk.
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HOW TO lllPRilllR 'l‘liE LAWN.
A velvety green lawn adds to the beauty and value,
of any property. As a good‘all-around fertilizer HARD
WOOD ASHES have the greatest value. They carry
no weed seeds, are odorless. clean. easy to handle: and
give quick results. Especially good for small fruits,
vines. ‘strawbcrrics, etc.
The Wood Ashes we sell are from hickory wood on~
ly. and are pure and unadulterated. Put up in barrels for
M rorrrr H nuns.
Coal Yards. I49 Washington St.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Wmmmmmmmm
Suits Suitable for aster.
It rs a pleasure to call attention to our SUITINGS, which we
are making up for from $14. 00 per suit up.
Those more interested in ready to wear goods read carefully
the following. Better come and inspect.
FOR MEN:
Here is a very satisfactor) suit iudccd.
unclv made and trimmed $9.00.
A fine 011— wool ll int k 'llribct. $8 00
‘\ rough Cheviot. lined with larrncr‘ s satiny two inside pock-
cts. l'l‘t‘lltll facing. $10. 00.
Undressed worsted is a wry stylish maicrial. \\'coiTcr a suit
made of this material. with hcavy scrip! lining for $n.oo.
.\ iinc 'l‘lribci—docs not catch dirt—«ibis suit Wc intention is
liucd with scrgc. band made button lrolcs. silk covcrcd buttons. As
\vcll nradc as custom goods. and is marktd $14. 00.
if you like a r‘ricc striped \vrrrstcd. we have it, srrgc lined. sat~
tr‘cn lincd slccvrs. for $12.00.
\ ou know tlrc ( la} \lorstcd Suits arc always fashionable. We
r'riicr mic. strictly all—wool [or $7.00. at
Some of our suits were cnrricd ovcr from tlrc old store. These
\\'c wish to close out at oucc and lravc inarkcd them at $5.00. An
op‘i'rrtuuiiy which oi‘icrs gcrruiuc bargains for ilrosc who will avail
themselvcs of the chance. _ j in»
FOR CHILDREN.
()ur suit lirrc is very coruplctcw-lack of space forbids descrip-
tion licrc—wcall in. our flow is zit: your disposal.
COATS—Spring Top Coats from $5.00 to $14.00.
Our windows give added informzriii'm.
Harry Goodwin, the Tailor,
MAHACKEMO BLOCK.
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Masonic Building.
Norwalk.
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it is all wool oxford,
Good Groin.
It’ s not a boast—it s a promise—when
‘ we tell vou that we are selling the
best crain. And we don‘t end with
saying we give the -best gram—~wc
do it.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T.: Hatch;
I am near-just as turns the nearest
letter boxy or telephone.....................
own—chums...“
WHO is YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER?
Does He Make Portraits?
Is: His Work Permanent?
I! He Artistic?
Willie thinking on the above, can It « .
Jackson’s Sf din
. Mona the,
"III-.I'l-II-Iiliillfli
".3 . ._
‘ tor sections he anpii
. cunts before the issue so or the broth .
. ‘ anextont of
delay by the storm blob has raged
. for ' bust few tiara.
goon Hat 4 a
. a on
an I? do
will probe .
he comes ashore. by a. Pinkerton detec-
tire In the employ or the National Fr»
deiity and Guarantee Company, of New
York. which W at surety for him as
trustee of the ndleton estate. The
Bridgeport police will make no effort
to arrest him in New York.
Superintendent Btrming‘hom said
yesterday that there would be no 00cm
plea to nerve papers upon Johnson in
New York city. “He .will come direct
to Bridgeport and surrender himself
here." said the superintendent. "This
will eliminate the trouble and expense
of getting out requisition papers. which
would be necessary to bring Johnson
from New York city. Warrants alleg-
ing embezzlement will be served upon
him here."
The return of Johnson will be bailed
with considerable satisfaction by those
now engaged by the bankruptcy court
in disentangllng the much complicated
affairs of the Marsh Bros. estates. The
longer the lapse of time. the more com-
plicated the condition of the real estate
of the (lefunt firm becomes. John
son' a knowledge of the transactions of
Marsh Bros will be of great assist-
ance if Ire feels inclined to talk.
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HOLIDAY BILL AT HOVT‘S.
--—-———
. Matinee and Evening Pdrformances
TOd dil-
Mias May Flake and the Frankie Car-
penter Stock Company presented For.
ty- nine. at Hoyt's Theatre. last night.
with the success which has character-
ized all the plays thus far given by the
company. Tomorrow afternoon The
Garrison Girl. so well received on Mon-
day night will be given; in the even‘
lag An American Princess. The week' a
engagement will close Saturday with
two per formancea—afternoon My
Friend From India; evening. Maid of
the Mill.
King Washington.
All the residents of Newburgh and
vicinity who, in 1782. would not sign
the declaration of loyalty to the Con-
tinental Congress. were accounted Tor-
ies and were carefully watghed. Many
of the wealthier class were among the
prescribed. which includes such well
known names as Golden, Jansen. Gard
our and Ettrlok The story of their
secret opposition to Congress and the
American pause in given in much do-
tnil in “King Washington. " the histor
ical romance. and is an interesting tea
lure of the dramatized version of this
book recently made by ltobert Lewis-
W.ccd of New York The play will re
ceive its first presentation in this city
on Tuesday night at lloyt‘ 3 Theatre.
THE PlSSflVER FEAST.
(Continued from First Page.)
bod. lean on your arm and eat your
rcpast in such a proud and noble way?
The father then. followed by all
around the table roads the Hagodah or
history. which answers the boy 8 ques-
tions. and tells of the times of deliver-
ance by Moses and of the creasing of
the Red Sea. The meat is a symbol of
lclivcranco from death Tire unleaven-
rd bread and mead are symbols of the
basic in which deliverance had been
cil’ctted for when the lsraelites were
on their flight from Egypt they stop-
ped on the way for rest In haste they
nixed meal and water and baked it in
the sun. The bitter herbs are symbol
to remind them of the bitterness al-
ready past and the reason the father
loans on his arm while cutting is, that
be prides himself on the part i‘iod'has
taken In delivering his ancestors out
of bondage.
Tire Hagodab is read in parts. Altm-
tbe first half is read the second cup of
mood is tlrunk nd the hands~washctl
again. after whl i an elaborate supper
is eaten. The third cup is than drunk
followed soon by the fourth.
The second sodor is celebrated in
the same manner as the first. During
the week. leaven of any kind does not
excluded articles are broad. liquors.
coffee. There are large party gather-
ings during the week and all kinds of
games played. and nuts are indulged
in. All orthodox Hebrew places of
business will he closed for the first
two days.
GERMAN MINISTER TALKs.
BERLIN. April «i—~The Pokin cor-
respondent of tho Frankfurter Zoltuna
wires the substance of an interview in-
had had with the German minister to
China, Dr. Mumm voa Schwerteuteln.
who is represented as having said:
“Croat dlfllculty is caused by this
question of punishing the guilty Run.
sin will not abandon Prince 'l‘uan. be-
cause she owes Manchurla to him. It
is impossible to designate Prince Tuna
‘ as a rebel. inasmuch as tho empress
dowagcr In still powerful. She will
continue to direct with Prince Titan
China’s future fate
"The developments regarding Prince
Tusn's negotiations with Russia fully
explain the impossibility for Russia to
abandon him.”
REBERVATION! OPIN AUGUST 0.
WASHINGTON. April l—«Prepora-
iron: are progreaain for the opening
to settlement of the town. Comanche
and Apache and the Wichita reservm
trons in Dim our». and it is expected
that both red rves Will be ready for
opening 0 August 6, the date it in
expectant the former. Communica-
er items a. of the General Land Oi-
ne’er will submit a report in about a
wool: to Secretary Hitchcock on the
several plans proposed for making the
opening. rit is believed he recommends
an a fmibla plan thfit the 14,000 quar-
by our"
dent's. formal proclamation. , .
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obstacle
enter the household. and among the
eral wellness of one of our Stein-Bloch. Mil
Suits. $15 to $20.
. If you want just the right thing in a Top '3
here. Price $5 to $15.
'lhc newest coloriugs in the very in
Neckwear, at 25c. andsoc.
New shades in Suede, Mocha and Kid (310V
5:. 50 and $1. 85
Spring styles ill Alpine. Golf and Derby Ha"
$2.00 and $2. 50. ,
We are showing our spring line of Neglig
Come early and make your selection '
Novelties sin Russian Blouse. Vestee and Sail
for “Little Fellows,” at popular pricics. ‘ ‘.‘_..
Boy’ s All-wool Double Breasted Shdlt Pant '
$2 50 to $4 50.
Willis H. Sellec
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
8-50 Wall Street. Norw
Ko Sa
FAMOUS OOLONG TEE.
(In Package.)
ln buying this tea the consumer gets a better quaitti
can be imported at the price. and rs economical becait
great strength and line flavor. Sold direct to there ,
car, without intermediate profit. 1T 15 PUREST and iii
FREE SAMPLES . .
60c 1b., 15c quarterlb.
The Student.
The Bookkeeper,
Tvpewritisi. Copvist.
or any one having close work should
have the eyes carefully ex ..rrnined
Small defects. if not corrected. grow
into big ones. TAKE CARE OF rHE
EYES. Scientifk exainlnatron tree.
Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted, is
what we guarantee.
0. 3.; JACKSON,
, Graduate Optician.
- FERTILIZEJ
Fer Farm, Garden. Trees and Shrubs.
'- BRADLBY’S and MAPESH'
Special Brands.
ASHES. LAND PLASTER. GROUND. BOND
Air Stacked Lime. Stable Manure. etc, etc
OLSEN’S
Shoes for East
em styles. From factory to Wearer. Price $3.00 “ii '“‘
$3. 00 Tire tier Shoe for or"
‘ The kid patent in the new too for men. Dark andi
black vici and wax calf All irizes. and every. pair Wart
patent leather kid in this shoe. outwearc all others, and 10..
lag shoe. $3.00.
THE BRIDG
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