' 2o .Petillioll Up.
207 East Washington Street.
1‘1“
i’wsaruen‘ rose at.
Forecast for N01 walk and vicinity:
Rain late tonight and Sunday. The
sto1m .11 en is control this morning in
the Mississippi vulley. Cloudy weath»
or with rain prevails on the south Atv
luntic and gulf coasts, and the Miss
issippi and Ohio volleys. The storm
will probably reach this vicinity late
tonight or early Sunday torenoon.
_..__....._,.__._.
The choir of Trinity Church will re-
pent its Easter music tomorrow.
Edward Sheehnn toutinues seriously
ill .11 his home in Center avenue.
Mrs. (‘ F. 1311in s seminary will open
on Mondny,
~Funcy Figs. 2 lbs. 250. F‘.D.L. & Co
a“...
The Gazette Building is being ro-
painted.
W
—»3 cans Magnolia Milk. 25c. Joseloil.
«a
George 0. Golden is ill at his home.
.1 F‘nirfield uvenue.
Pyny-Pectoral Soothe- Sore Lungs
and makes tender throats wall and strong.
Nell .lohnson hos scouted 11 position
at the Bridge Fish Market
~-Hudsou Cream Ale 11nd Excelsior
Lager always on draught at Quittner's.
P. N. Knapp. ohWest avenue. has
returned home from his Boston trip.
*Smoked Shoulders. 9c lb.
Edward C. Stuart‘s not cut died yes-
terday morning. it was fifteen yours
old.
Hayes'.
—Chickeriug Pianos $l75. at J W.
Studw‘ells.
Mrs. Samuel M. Alter 11nd lumily. of
West street. are visiting in New York
city. '
-Hu1lson Cream Ale and Excelsior
Luger always 011 drought at Quittner’o.
U...
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg
has given The (lreeu its annual spring
cleaning. _
-- W. ll. l‘lnrkm- will glye'prlvuie in-
struction evenings to pupils in stenc-
gruphy. titflcc. ., So, Muin St.
Robert l.. chrle fell from his
wheel. ’ll1u1sduy..1ud out n bud gash
in his right knee
~Cups. Caps. Cups.
O‘Brien.
Mrs. Joseph kiinefelter. of Siam-
ford. is spending 11 week with friends
in South Norwnlk.
—Steinwny & Son l’luno for $100. at
J. W. Studwell's.
William W. Comstock. who has been
touting thtouuh the south has ret'um-
1 ri to South Norwalk
Miss Mary E. Smith, of Bnyview two
one. is the guest of friends in George-
town. for 11 few days.
~Hotbousc Radishes. 3 hunches for
or. llayes‘.
011 Saturday. May ii, the Norwalk
University School will play St. 'l‘hom-
us's School. in Hartford.
«Ladies Shirt Walsts and Calico
Wrappers at special prices. 11.. .5.
Smith & (lo.
Willlum .i. Wolsheit, of Taylor uvc—
nue. has been ndmltted to membership
'to Putnam lloso Company.
The seiottmcn of the town of Nor-
wulk estimate the coat of repairing the
Bell island bridge to be $100
~~Mwa
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 761:.
,with Devon's Gloss Carriage Paint.
ready for 111111le colors. Gives a
high gloss eti‘uul to new. Sold by
Comatock. Watkins at Dow. lit. ill. Gor-
ham. .1. '1‘. Prowitt.
. (in
SMALL runners.
0110mm sown.
[ASHE LAMB,
Fonsouau'rnn 1.111111.
.it't'i'nsr roux.
NATIVE your. ROAST,
SPECIALSATURDA) ONLY. SMALL SPERRY AND BARN 8'
SUGAR CURED mus
snap Altiil RUNNING Film.
Meroall ‘11
‘g has been «111111111111:
Mrs. Frank A.
avenue, is entertnlhin pm
Ferris and daughter Tibial? pt
Ridge. New Yo
and Cblldreu' s Fancy Host
smith & (lots 11.
mm”
Him (it M.“ H,
o' clock. Some any he 11:1 puccessor to
the late Wendell Phil the.
-Roe Shad. 1011. lb Bridge Fish Mitt-
Edwurd Sullivan. William MOQArthy
and John Sullivan have returned to
Hartfo1d.trom a. viiiit with Charles
Kelly, of West avenue.
‘Borguin price on White Launderéd
and Unlmmdered shirts, to close, at. M,
B. Smith & Cofs.’
.11.‘a ‘
The Hope Hose Company will cole-
brate its seventh anniversary on April
18, when 11 smoker will be given at
the hose house in Water street.
John Cushow is 11111111; the South
Norwulk route of the 1111111113 Express
Company. owing to the illness of the
regular d1iver. Clinton J Hdrtwick.
——Cblckens. 12590 1b.; Turkeys. 1pc.
Hayes’.
meeting. inst night, and worked the
Adoption Degree. It was decided to
meet at 1 o'clock. tomorrow, in the
wigwam. and leave for South Norwalk,
by trolley. at 1:30.
———Major Taylor the champion sprinc
tor. H. I). Elks. the Monarch of Pace
ride the lver Johnson, king or the
traclt‘
Luther M. Wright has. been chosen
by Putnam Hose company for its rep-
resentative at the State Piramen's
Convention to be held in Horttord.
May ‘Jlst and 22d. lie can select an
alternate if he does not cure to at
tend.
«Fresh Hams, 125130 lb. Hoyes’.
Chairman Charles Tristram, of The
Norwalk Business Men‘s Association
has appointed as a committee to ex
amine the. books and papers of F. M.
Pierson. the overall manufacturer. who
wants to locate here, Messrs. lsunc
Sellock. Herbert W. Kemp and George
E. Curtis.
—-Specinl sale. today and tomorrow.
50c Graphophono Records. 35c. Loci:-
wood & lvos. 51 Main street.
”Fm—.-
The wooden fence on the right side
street draw bridge, going east; is badly
in need of repair A person. if they
*nppen to rest very heavily against it.
ould be precipitated into the water
below.
.~—Roc Shnd, 10c. lb. Bridge Fish Mitt.
'lomonow at the Lamont Club Mrs.
Paul M. Strnyer will make the address
The subject will be Young Men“ 11 Res-
cue Work for Men in London. Every
membcr should avail themselves of tho
opportunity to be present. The ladies
of Miss Ferris‘ class will be the. club's
guests.
~Fresh or Corned Hooks. 1011
llayes'.
ii).
A man whipping n frightened horse
excited quite a litte comment in Rail
roud avenue. yesterday afternoon. The
Havetly Minstrel bone was playing at
the time and the animal was simply
scared. The driver whipped the horse
severely because he refused to go to-
ward the music. He finally was oblig-
ed to turn about and drive in another
direction.
*Dr. M. S. Roson. Ocullst and ourlst
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahnckemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and ii
m.. G and 9 p. m. at 515 Foirileld ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
months ago uttered five dollars as a‘
reward to the member who was able to
secure the most new members to the
society. The contest has come to 11
etc winner of, this prize isMiBH K.
German. The Ladies' Auxiliary hos
d cided to hold their annual sociable
a on early date
Ila-WW
VARNIBH MAKES DEVOI’D VAR
NIBH
Floor Point cost no more 1; quart;
makes it look brighter and wohv fully
twice as long as cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Comatook Watkiuu 81 M
HG“ G G001“ 11111
Ha. I), Gotham. J. 'l‘. Prowltt.
18c POUND.
like POUND.
125511.140 WUND
9c PGUND.
12550 POUND
140-160 POUND.
in room.
80 AND ioa‘ nouns.
Public Market,
32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
wSpeciui for Sat. 111111 Mon ' Milled 4'1
Volney B. Cushion is to speak in at. '
Peter' is Church. Monday evening at 8, ,
Cockenoe Tribe. I. O. R. M., held a .
of the approach of the Washington _
p.n1.. and daily between 9 and 12 n. .[
rue Ladles' Auxiliary. A. o. 11.. six‘ '
close, and it is found that the fortun- 7
“North 11111191 »
M .40.
town goiG-nluhs lit-assists.
irons and drivers~95c. Some of
the most critical golfers in town
sill: Satisfied with din “hang" 6i
thcscol 11bit. G ‘
.Bnllaplayersl We’re ready for
you.
9111511111111 hour centre stairs.
NEGLIGE SHIRTS.
Comfortable all~the-year-’ round
shirts for men who would be wellv
dressed and at the same time
comfortable. Oi madrns, in a
maze of patterns and in pure
white (wh1te grows, bdtterdiked
each season?1 from as good shi
makers as t e country holds—g.
ll en ’5 percale shirts, good new
patterns, with separate, collars or
culls-50c. '
better and didorent than youre
used to seeing‘wsoc. :
Ties at 251: that many men have
picked for halidollar goods.
about every color and shape that' 5
made, and of good silk. 25c.
‘ in a handy spot tor 111011: that around
the arch tram the linemen
PATENT mutton linens
Leaders for another.
Well-dressed men and women
will wear patent- ~leatl1e'r shoes this
summer more generally.
Women. are not quite so “man-
nish" as they were; heels are high-
er. runnin from Cuban, for street
wear; to 01115 XVI, for house
wear. Pntcnl calfskin and patent
kidskin arc about equally liked.
THE ROWLAND
DRY 090m 00..
Brim
in You 1111113111
Roonliuutthglmp
We have some .to present-Aden
founded upon experienceoud holed
up by 11 stock at the newest «sins, 01
wall paper. Every roll thip mi
production. an entirely new on
handsomely decor-ted Stone to' show
the papers, too-11 place the Milan will
too] entirely or 1161116 111% him ”:1.-
trsctlve not only from its artistlonoos.
but from its tidiness. also.
1111111 1 11111
33 south Main 311 l.-
Opposm Hlvliand 8m.
. .7
Sore Throat?
nu
Brazilian
Bold.
Incr 25‘: ”C.
or “81:00 G
Baxter’s 'or Plaistpdjs.
most curetul 111611 and or, lint
ricotion 0! 1.11m» lull
lotion or pool. .
contains 111111 once Water moi
iii-ouch Ollie- amou- Woshinm uni
“I“! Mai mm ”Mi“. m
_ - CID, 8M. ‘
. M W‘W “I“ public mum"
New ties in exclusive rich pat.» ‘
terns and all the neurosis shunts, .
omen 1!. that
yaoltit tigntdy forétgguncl‘ugg“ Saturday
ex 8 woon our men are
“'w'mw’mm" '1" ‘° ow work] 1 11 and night putting
it" ‘° "T?" mTW”;‘: i‘he flnlshihgptciitcaitss on her hull.rl
" £14m. T"; i" spurs are completed and the builders
“V’ " ””1 ‘ " ‘ WW” promise to have her ma‘lntnn stepped
~ within an hour after the bout is taking
the Witter. She shall 'qu immediately
be lotion south to be titted out to rhor
trials. in order to illitiliiimiiihr the
Shamrocks. the challenger will he first
painted white, but before she starts in
the on races, it is expected she will
be con aid with the 11111111 green.
WORSTED TROUSERIN, S
to ORDER s3. 50
Thosopro'mill end Trouseringn. worstigd—only two to four pairs in a
piece. Patterns are the latest and were they cut from the piece would cost
:6..qu who. instead of 13.50.
mminfl‘hd look them oven—they will surely sell rapidly. for all good
things no 1111111113 seized A new 1111s of ready made suits
stripes. Aiiilll'ilnp.
plaids 11nd
.
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SHOES THAT FIT.
1101111111 11111 MISSY nun
wt "RV. A COHPL‘TI ”NI 0' "‘8'
A ”ATEMJTEQEEEIPE CELEBRATE!) snoss
INVITfi VDUR iNSPECTlON.
Special Bargains This Week
Lidiu’ Patent Leather. Heavy Sole Oxford $1. 50, $2.00. $3. 00.
306 pairs of Illdiet' Dnm'sged Patent Leather 011-
lords, mirth “.00. at $2.00.
Lndies‘ Faultless Shoes' 1n Cloth Top. Patent Lea-
ther and Vicl Kid. Lace and Button, at $2.00.
, . MISSES’ SHOES.
Mum Cloth Top, Kid Faxed. Patent Leather
GTip. Spring Heel, at . $1.25.
‘ Kid. Button and Lace Shoes, Spring Heel, at $1.00.
THE NORWALK SHOE FOR MEN.
UNIO$N MADE.
3.50.
OLSEN’S SHOE STORE,
SOUTH NORWRLK. CONN.
. .._,.-.. ....
Fine Old 11.111101.
The Most Popular Whiskey
in America
&. TAYLOR.
Louisville. Ky.
u.
WRIGHT Dlltlllan,
FOR SALE BY
1'. a. HAMILTON.
RLD
.-.."...1191
AT 3.- ETC...
lilliE CGNGI‘
Will; l3
oi outta the
‘ ' every effort with 1" hired to have the
A FINE SHOWING GI"
SPRING 'HOSIERY.
useful stock. a dependable stockwtair-
iy priced stock. It you buy stockings
here. you buy the bent of their kind.
and you pay only it just price. ‘
items for you:
iinisb hose. double sole. ”)0.
fashioned foot, luc.
soles high slpioed heel. 250.
Women‘ s fancy hose cotton and
iisle all the newest designs 290 390,
501‘.
silk embroiodery, 25c.
styles. 60c. iris. boys and intzntsbfull ..
MEDIUM WEIGHT In addition to t e a are on
. srry a lame stock of tho loilidl
UNDER WEAR. actorsis’ corsets. lnclttillii
mines In men's
“ underwear that on
spec-11011: ‘ " ' .
Women’s Forest Mil,
medium weight. 1011; 0
high or low neck. out ll
“nth
The stocking stool: in this store is n
or lines or ankle ,
cream, 250. r ~ '
Womonfs medium weifli
punts, bond crocheted
, Men's medium wetsuit
white or natural. 50c. ‘
Men's “medium 11.115111:
1 11630
STOCK.
Ludles' shirt waists in new
lows in .ull sizes. 390. .
Lndles’ shirt waists :l ,
ham hnd percnle, tucked b
19.1- and cults to match Boob. ,
liodies' shirt waists in
and pink tucked book a
op sleeves, 75c. *
Ladles’ shirt waists in chitin ,,
plain color, or stripes, 111111111 blip
fancy collar. 11.
Ladies' gingham shirt to
olood blue and pink. tucked
bishop sleeves. $1.26. _
4 NEW CORSET.
Before the New Gown is no (iii
rant :1 new corset It’s rspl i8
ime now and wove a cor
nent to meet any reasonobl
nont. Prices on low as
mality always considel‘éde
”Corset de Saigon." good until
vlulc they last. we pair.
“Snow Queen? superior
[no 11min stripping, lace tr
ale price. 39c pmr.
Humming Bird." mode 0
tinted material. iaoe trlmme ,,
ottoin woven viith ribbon.o
c.4912.
"Little Beauty" corset,
Women‘s seamless last. block llsit
Women's black lace cotton hose.
Women's black hole hone, double
Men’s inst black and tan half hose
2pairs for 25c.
Mon' a fancy half hose in stripes one
Men” 3 lisle hull hose. all the latest
Nearly time for it. Here. are some
"4 Washmetonhtreet
trslght front.
South Norwalk Conn
Style and
Assortment.
In connection with our moderate prices and well tailored
Clothing, again give us first place in the clothing world of
The Norwalks.
Men ’3 Suits.
Stripes. 5 I0.00 40
91am. 3 12.00 different
Silk Mixtures. ”.00 patterns of Men’s-l
Sea-gen. g I” 00 Spring Suits. Gut
w, mm“ 0- these prices in on ,
‘ s [6.00 assortment tit“ _.
CI ’G"°“- no other ntorelin
Coosimereo. 1’ I8 00 town can show.
Trimmed with an excellent quality of Farmer‘s Satin Lin
ing, Sateen Sleeve Lining. buttons that match the cloth, and
sewed with a pure 'dye silk. A glance at the garment pray“:
these strong statements.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
1. DAVIS 61 SON,
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS. hKTTERS. FURNISHERS. . ‘
85 Washington street, South Norwalk, Conn
Telephone 133-52.
AT THE
Central F0011 11.11111
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIESW: Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE—— Elegant Cream. Roqueiort, Eng,"
‘ .Dairy. Miniature Cream, etc.
FRUIT~ Florida and California Navel Grunge:
ones and Extra Fine Grape Fruit. .
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you
w1ll call on 1111. .‘G 1;.
Comer Railroad Place and
‘Wasfzmgton Street.
Norwalk Chronicler