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‘ Mrs. Barnumjm f Danbury, is in town
'5 5 visiting friendd‘g
wliaddock. 4c 1511.. Bridge Fish Mkt.
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Conrad Home is putting his launch
in shape (5911’ the season.
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Iicniy Roster, of New Yor.k is spend
lug a few days in town. ‘
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O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrsiilen‘ry P. Morgan, of
South Norwalk. spent yesterday in
Milford.
-—-Cholce Native Fowls, 1215c. lb., at
. Hayes's.
——Patent Oxford tor Easter—for men.
Glover' s the place.
H. C. Beckwith‘. of Scranton, is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Harstrom.
of Norwalk.
”Haddock, 41‘. 1b., Bridge Fish Mkt.
——East‘e‘r shoes for men and for ladies
attract the “eye fit the fest. Glover’s
the place.
Arthur liiudeberg has accepted 1.1111
position‘ of ammo. clerk in the Soutn
Nor walk post office.
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~Btaallian Baler is selling rapidly—~—
sales‘ increase aptly“ Thus any Baxter
and Plaisted.
Irving Hall cried a boat from Stam-
ford to Norma yesterday, for Charles
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need to know about a hat. (illiln has
the agency. 81) Washington street.
Herbert Pollard. ot Winnipauk, is
home £10111 the Philadelphia 'l'extile
School, for the Easter vacation.
—Why suffer with the grip when
Brazilian Balm will give relief. Bax-
ter' s and Plaistod' s.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W Hoyt. of New
York. are the guests or Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. lieatty. of Courtlandt place.
—i.adies»the"J11lla Marlowe Oxford
is for comfort and style. Glover's the
place. .
James the infant son of M1. and
Mrs Steve Wargo. of Mechanic siren:
died this morning. The funeral will
be held fiom the house tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
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—~:i cans Magnolia Milk, 25c. Joseloif.
The funeral of Mrs. Leroy Adams
will be attended fiom her late 1esi-
deuce in Taylor avenue on Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. L. R.
Streetor will ofilclate.
~~l’atilciau. most stylish shoe made
for women $8. 50. F. 1). Lyon 81 Co.
The Lounsbury and Matthewsou
Junlom and the Spring Hill team met
in a game of baseball yesterday morn
ing. The latter team Won by ii some
of elcven to nineteen. ‘
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Lawton & Co. 5 ‘
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Mrs. W A. 'l‘olles. accompanied by
her sons. Erving and King. left Nor.
' - walk. yesterday. for Glen Fails. N. Y.
having been called to her former
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! Fairneld avenue.
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ring shirts on
..-W -A. Benedict. 11.60111 1. Masonic
building. Norwaik. can make you a suit
of clothes satisfactorily.
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The annual Easter collection will be
taken up to: the summaries and other
diocesan expenses at the masses in St.
Joseph“ 3 Church, tomorrow.
The case of Frank Mono and Sing
Leo. which had been adjourned pend
lug their good behavior. came up in
the Town Court. this morning. Both
men were discharged.
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-Buck Shad 81: lb. Bridge Flak Mitt.
Commodore Clarence Osborne, of the
Norwalk Yacht (Jiub, was out yester-
day, trying the engines of his steam
yacht Geminii.
The Illpworih League oi the Norwnlk
Methodist Cluu‘ch will hold its mouth-
ly roll—call and devotional meeting. to
mouow evening at 6: 15. it is desired
that all the members be present.
-Haddook. 4c in, Bridge Fish Mk1.
aw.
The Lamont Club. of the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church. at their
meeting tomorrow afternoon. will be
addressed by the minister or the
church. Rev. Paul Moore Straycr, on
“The Meaning of Easter."
—Brown"s College office open till 9
p. m. each evening for enrollment of
new students. New term begins Mon-
day morning,
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South Norwulk Division. Ancient (112
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A. 13. Society will, take 1heir Elli-liar
communion in a body. tomorrow morn
ing at tho 8 ociock mass. Places will
be reserved (01 them in St Josepha
aisle.
The cases of John Dalv and Michael
(lurray. who were arrested on Thurs-
day, by Chicfof Police Bradley for be
lug drunk and disorderly. came up be-
forc Judge Lockwood. yesterday iuoru-
lug. Both men were found guilty and
were sentenced to thirty days 111 the
Bridgeport jail and the costs.
wiiouglas 33 Shoe. llnion stump l1‘.
1) Lyon Ni Co.
The pupils reception given by Pro-
fessor W. (l. Newell‘s class in dancing
at Arion l-lall. next Tuesday night.
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abh1 and successful ai'i'alris 1'1vi11 giver.
in Smith No1 Walk A delegation f1on1
Bridgeportis expected 111:1.1tiuid and
will add to the interest 1n the oc
cnsion.
~le lb. pail i’ure Lard.
i‘iayea‘s. .
900.. ill
The class preparing for first oom-
munion at St. Joseph's Church will be
given special instructions Monday
Thursday and Saturday mornings at
in a. 111.. by the rector. Rev. lh‘. Wil-
liam Mahor. Dr. Maher will take ad
vantage of the Easter school vacation
next week and give instructions at. the
above mentioned times. For the bcnc
iii of boys and girls who Work 1111 Will
give instructions Monday and Tours-
day evenings. at 7 o'clOck.
—-Read 11‘. D. Lyon & Cola ad.
The employee of one of the mainline
tories in South Norwalk had an Easter
party yesterday afternoon. it. was do
scribed as being a very pleasant affair.
all taking part having an enjoyable
time. The total number oi" eggs con
sinned was 208. of which number A
Morton disposed of nineteen. A whis-
tling solo entitled When the Chickens
Come Home to Roost, was rendered in
a pleasing manner by Officer Leather
land. 'i‘bomastcr of ceremonies was
Harry Bouton.
«Roe Shad. 10c lb. Bridge Fish Mk1
Miss May Crown. of Pleasant ave.
uuo. East Norwalk. was coming up the
stairs alongside the eastern approach
to the Washington street draw bridge.
last Thursday night. when she made
Harry Goodwin. the tailor. Mahaclo
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A velvety green lawn
give quiqk results. Espec
vines. strawberries, etc.
The Wood Ashes we
your convenience, $1.50.
Coal Yards; 149 Washington
South Norwalk. Conn.
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of any property. As a good all-around fertilizer HARD
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' SUITS-Fancy Worsteds and
Hosiery—Fancy patterns and
pair. and some at 50c. pair. '
'l‘rouscrs at $3.50. Come now, let
Harry Goodwi
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We have an exceptionally satisfactory use: of the celebrated
B. B. SHIRTS. soft and stiff bosoms. in madras and percale. 98c.
Here 18 a shirt made of percalc. with an imitation silk stripe
It will wear well and hold its color.
We still have some very desirable patterns we are making iuio
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also the plain. a pair 25c.: 25c.
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1 ‘ tar 1 o‘clock, the last week we were
shade. cooling of! a1 8 0".‘ciock Atter
- Juno mornings.
roomy buildings, giving reliet 1trom the
'5h.est
l-ohildron playing their homes in the
. not only from a business sense. but it
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to 12 o'aloc_ 11th is term
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slug done 11 after-1
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thoreu went up to 85 degrees in the
this hoa‘115klt is very pleasant to either
ride or silk
1 "The trade winds blowing over the
island make the air very fine in the
morning and the atmosphere like our
in the afternoon the
same trade winds blow through the
heat and making: rest enjoyable.
"The metal life of the city commenc
as about 8 o'clock in the evening 011
Wednesday and Sunday nights the mil-
ltary band plays in the park, which is
the rendezvous for the old and young
alike. You take a seat, for which is
charged [our cents, and than watch the
procession of the people as they pass.
The ladies are dressed in beautiful
summer-gowns in bright colors; The
young 'men have on their summer
suits. mid every one is looking their
it was interesting to watch the
bark. while their elders listened to the
music or chatted with their neighbors
A Sunday evening in the park is a
scene never to be forgotten. the beauty
of life and motion taming /a kaleido-
scope of color amid the tropical plants
that was enchanting to‘ behold and a.
ways to be remembered with pleasure
The poorest are attired becomingly and
neatly. and what we noticed mores-s-
pecially were the colored men and we
111cm all dressed in the height of fash-
on
‘1n fact the colored man in Havana
sat his best. in the shop he works
alongside the white man and which
ever is the best workman. gets the best
work to do. There is no color line in
the shops.
We met. with many surprises and
were vc1y well pleased with the irip.
also aav‘ us an insight of tropical life
Wllli l1 is so close to our door. and but
so few of us ever enjoy. Wow were do.
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was intcnded on account. of the steam-
er not sailing till Monday. The return
trip was stormy. We arrived'oli‘ quar-
antino Thursday night and landed at
the dock in Brooklyn;yesterday morn-
ing at it o'clock.
Y. M 5A. C. NOTES.
Baxter Grounds Secured for Baseball
And Out Door Sports.
The Toung Men's Christian Associa-
tion has secured the use of the Baxter
Grounds again this season for baseball
and other outdoor sports.
Regular practice began yesterday
and two nr‘more trains will be organ-
ized. The ‘juuior members will also
have a team.
Quite a number of the young men
have already signified their intention
of entering some of the Athletic events
in the meet announced by Company D
it. is hoped that. every member of
the senior gymnasium class will be on
hand next Tuesday night for the. final
rehearsal before the gymuatic cxblbi
ties.
The baseball enthusiasts will hold .1
meeting next Tuesday at 7:30 p. 111.. to
elect 11 contain for the first team and
further plan for the summer work.
The directors will hold an adjourned
meeting on Monday night. to complete
plans for the Business Men's banquet
on the 191.11 inst
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
King Washington.
One of the most interesting.1 histori-
cal localities 111 the. immediate vicinity
ot- Neivburgh, N. Y.. is the Danska
manes (dance-chamber) where the in-
dlans. for centuries. It'ls supposed. con~
ducted their wierd. sacredidances. in‘
1782 this custom was allowed to be re-
sumed for the once, and it became an
occasion that was used by Tories liv-
int: near Ncwburgb. to enlist the assist-
ance of lulllans in a scheme to kidnap
waslilngtou. then at Newbuigb. The
scenes attending this dance. which oc
curs at night around a camp fire. fur-
nishes a striking and realistic feature
of the colonial drama. "King Washing-
ton," to be presented on Tuesday night
at iloyt’s Theatre. The company issa
large one, including such well known
players as Maude Granger. Eleanor
Ca1oy, Gertrude l’erry. Theodore Mars-
ton.l1‘rnnk lilalr and others. The en-
tire production is carried by the com
pany._
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here. Price $5 to $15
The newest coloringii in the we
Neckwcar. at 25c. cruised. ‘5 5 1' 1 ,
New shades in Suede, Minolta and Kai“
$1. 50 and $1.85. .. ,
Spring styles' in Alpine, Golf and 51)::
$2. 00 and $2. 50.
We are showing our spring line 0 5“
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$2.50 to $54. 5505.
Willis H ..
CLOTHIER Anni roRuls
48 50 Wall Street,
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can be imported at the price, and is economic _
great strength and fine flavor. Sold direct'1105lh'é 1
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The Student.
The Bookkeeper, _
Typewritisi. Copwst.
or any one having close work shoulu ‘
~ have the eyes carefully examined.
Small defects, if not corrected, grow
into big ones. TAKE GARE OF '1 HE
EYES. Scientific examination thee.
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, 'is
what we guarantee.
0. 13. JACKSON,"
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall 81.. ' Norwalk.Ct.
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5, Special Brands.
:ASHES. LAND PLASTER GRoiiuti‘
Air Slacked Lime. Stable Manure,
For Ladies and Children. Made by Lounsbury
man' 3 Exchange. Only very best qulil-
ity accepted. For particulars apply to
the pro ident of the exchange, at to
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a mission and fell into the water oi
the harbor. lier cries brought aid and
after some difficulty she was assisted.
ashore and cared for. Sergeant
Charles Beecher. who was going home.
heroically helped her out.
This shoe is made of the finest kid and speaks fortifieflgs
ent styles. 5 From factory to wearer. Price $3.00. ‘ ‘
$35.00
it’s not a boast—41’ s a promisewwlien
we telivou that were selling the
best undo. And we don‘t end with
‘ Haverly'a Mlmtrcia.
Haveriy's Mastodon Minstrels will
_ be seen at Hoyt’s Theatre. next Fri:
day night, and will eclipse anything
over soon in minstrelsy. From the list
of people they will come up to. and
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yesterday mm‘ at. from Washington,
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Fridays, between the hours of 1 and 5
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of Company K of Bridgeport, will come
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