20 Per Roll Up.
202 East Washington Street.
Tho Norwnlh City Council will hold
a mutating tonight.
Catholic Union Council, Knights oi
Colutnlius. will moot, tonight.
Tho public schools oponed today an
tor the annual Enste1 vncntion.
—~Stetnwny & Son Piano tor $100.11t
J. W Studwell's.
N; P. Hunter. of New York. spent
Sunday at his home in Main street.
Mrs. Samuel 11. Ferris.
Hll‘t‘t‘l.
of West
in improving from her illness.
ilcv. .I. W. Davis preached in thc
(‘rnnhury Chapel ycntcrdny.uftcrnoon.
(‘oncord Division, Sons of 'I‘emper-
now. will hold Its weekly meeting. to-
night.
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wl-ludson Cream Ale and Excelsior
linger always on draught at Quittner's‘"
Mills Edith Croesmuu has returned
t‘iom 11 \Iait with Miss Lillian Dony,
of Bloohlvn.
Mrs. .Inmcn 'I‘oncr. of Norwalll. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Owen Duly.
in Stamford.
.1-..—
Samucl (lriilln. of Bridgeport. 11 for-
mer Norwnlk reuidcnt. With 11 guest.
Sunday of friends herc.
~Chickcring Piallos. $175. at J. W.
Rtudwell’s.
“Hudson Creamnlo and Exccluior
linger always on drought nt Quittncr‘~1.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Earle. of
New York. spent Saturday at their
summcr home in East avenue.
v
Catholic Union Council. K. of (3.. r1-
1-14va communion in 11. hotly at St.
Mary‘s t‘hurch. Sunday morning.
The Misses Kate, Sarah and mosaic
Miller. of Georgetown. have returned
from 11 trip to Washington. ll. (‘.
Mr. and Mrs. li‘rnnlt Hall. of NOW
York city. wore tho guests of Mrs. 11..
I3. linker. I 'l‘rinityJ’lnt-e, yesierdtly.
“—4..
The Mlh‘st‘fi Agnes and Anna Ratclr
lord. of South NOI‘Wiilli, are viaitlug
.\I r11. l..lii'l‘1‘lll‘l' ll‘llrroll. of thinhury.
Mrs. Id. A. Wittemore. oi the. Door
of llopc. in Now York. was the guest
of Mrs. .l. A. Richardson over Sunday.
.Iuhilec services on the cancelling of
thc South Norwullt Congregational
Church debt will he held on Sunday.
April 28. Rev (lornid Ii. Licurd will be
present.
Smith Nor‘thlop and Arthur Sluuaon
will play Grunge Lockwood and John
('.Ill‘n11\\ for tho penuchlc championship
of Phoenix Engine Company and a sup-
per. this ireolt.
(“lurcncc Nash. lormcrly of South
Norwulh. rcrvntly uavc 11 «tumor party
.11 his ll(llll\' In i-‘Iorula. 111 which there
\vcri- l‘ourtccn people from Tho Nor-
wniltu present.
A11 inn-11 siting 111011111111 on 0111 F—or
(igu \\oik will be given by the Wo-
in 111 s .liisnioualy Association on
’I‘huruday evening in the South Nor-
\t’llllt Umgrcgaii011nl Church.
A vcry delightful cntcrtulnment la
promised I11 "An Evening with I121
gene Ficld" lo lli‘ given by Miss Kath-
orino White, of ('innnon. at the Central
Club. tomorrow owning. Each Intim-
hcr may Invlto ono uncut. 'i‘hc 11011-
111111111.» will I11» Minn I’Inuco 11nd Midi-l
Taylor.
The tlllllltlul side of the Common
Pleas (‘oull 11mm in at llrldgoport. this
molulnll. John 8 I 'ilnmincdiuu. oi
Eliot Norwulk. and Henry Soy mour. of
South Norwalk ivcre drawn on jurors.
Noticell wr-rc not red on them hint work,
by Deputy Shrrlt‘f lohn W. Sculley.
Similar notices were 11m veil on Alva I1.
Diclilms 11ml Com-1111 Kcllogg. of New
Canaan
1- ran in Norwalk.
‘ 'T l” of Kl n
Daughters of the Son Norwutlt lttio .
aliphatic ill Church 111 m
row nié t at 7: 15 O'clock
Anna. Dickermun 16 High 11 ‘
Wednesday afternoon 11111130 thigh“
dios' augment Atrocimn (litm ill
Natural: pngrcga out um w ‘
moon} 'llho subject lv‘lllt hoitt‘ho Dloicté
Mrs.J W. Wilson will
load.
The tunuernl of the lite Captain in
591111 B. Mei rill will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o‘clockr‘lrom” the roar
dence of Captain and Mrn. William H
Bouton. No. 26 Elisabeth cheat. (hip-
tnin Merrill. had he lived until July
0180.
-Mcior Taylor. the champion uprln
tor. H. D. Elitu. the Monarch of Pace.
ride the Ivor Johnson. hing of the
track.
The soloist at the South Norwulk
Congregational Church, yesterday of-
ternoon, was Robert A. show. tenor.
who sang two selections, Hoannnah
and The Heavenly Strain, and was in
line voice The pastor. Rev Paul
Moore Slruycr. chIv med an excellent
titldiess on the topic Let Him Know.
The annual meeting of the ofliocrs
and teachers of the eunday uchool for
thc election of unicorn tor the onaulna
ycur from May lot. will be held in the
want parlor oi the South Norwalk Gon-
gregntionhl Church on Tuesday eve
hing at 8 o'clock. A lull attendance Is
dcalrcd.
The social customs of the Orient
will he depicted In 11 Syrian Sahrah to
be given under the auspices 01' the
Ministering Circle ol‘ King's Daughters.
of the Norwnlk Congregational Church
at the rcsidence of Mrs. Frederick Bel
den. 011 the tireen. Wednesday even-
Ing. April ‘34.
A regular communication of old
Woll Lodge. No. l08. F. and A. M..
will be held at their rooms. Washing
ton street. Tuesday evening. April 111.
at 8 o‘clock. The third degree Will he
conferred upon Charles Sumner Green-
wood. after which a banquet will he
served. All Muster Masons are re
quested to he present.
1-..—
At the midweek prayer meeting or
the Norwulk Congregational Church
Thursday evening, there. will he an ad
dress by Mrs. Horace Sibley. of Lao-
lio-kio. China. Mm. Sililny left Chitin
just before the Boxer outhrcnk. aftcr
‘ years of service an 11 missionary to the
Chinese. She will Wear the native
drcea. will sing and talk in Chinese
and will present Chinese curios.
There will he two hatiltot hall gamca
in the Norwalk Armory tonight. for the
benefit of the family of the late Wil-
liam G. lillmore. who was contain it”
Company P‘s team. The latter orgau~
izatiou will contest with the Young
Men‘s Christian Association team. of
Bridgeport. The South Not-walk
Young Mcn's (‘hriutian Aueoclatioi
team will play the Montauks. oi Stanl-
ford.
Tuesday cvenlng'at ii o'clock the
Young Men's Around the Table will
meet at the Norwnlk Congregational
parsonage. The cveniug'a programme
will he miscellany and parliamentary
procedure. This will he thc last meet-
ing of the season, with the exception
of the reception to be given by the
members to their friends during the
latter part of the month Members
current interest, at the meeting tomor-
row evening and arrangements for the
cloning reception will be disrussed.
-——Dr. M. S. Rosco, ocullst and nurlst
can be consulted in the parlors or the
Muhackemo Hotel
Fridays. between the hours of l and' o
p. m. and daily between 9 and it it.
.6 and 9 p. m., at 51! 1 Falrfleld ovo-
hue.Brldgcp01t. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
Prohnte Judge Nobhs of Bridgeport.
on Saturday, committed Antoncttn. the
ulx'yealuold daughter of Luigi and [tone
Corluo. to the County Home for Child-
Antonolta iu the
their living lit the utrccta with the. old
oi a hand organ. Meronnntu have
wntchod the couple. and saw that tho
child did all the begging. and was kept
on her feet all the time. information
was fuliiluhcd Agont llull. of 11111 Huv
mnuo Society. who Investigated the
matter. Tho parents admitted to the
Probate. Court that the county could
hatter support 11nd cducatc the child
than they could. The (other In 11 crip-
pie. and stated that he did not earn
vory much money. anmetlmcu 83 a
Wreck. Bo tho chlld was committed to
remain In the charge of the county till
nhu reaches the 11511 of ellthteohi .. ..
(it Sunday Diner
1111mm. runltnvs.
cumcn rowu
1.111111 1.111n._
rounoimnran 1.111111.
{filled roux.
NATIVE VEAL ROAST.
nruolm. 51111111111111 ounv. 31111.1.
lanolin canon 111111111.
1111.111 111112 11111111111111 mun.
160 POHND.
12%0 POUND.
lzificdlc PUUND.
9c FOUND.
1211c molt!)
110.ch POUNlJ
SPERRY AND BARNEB'
18c POUND.
811 AND 100 POUND.
1111111 1111 Representin8 1111111111111 Typoli
. at Character
30. would havc been sixtyrsix years oi! *
are expected to present clippings of.
daughter of un‘ilullun couple who earn . ‘
‘cen,15c: 1
tutu twith pique (col-deli)
stripes, 15c.
Satimstriped batlBtB, very new,
3111121 gossnmery batlstc‘. with
lace stripes, 2 c.
Rutiste with wide Persian
Stripes in gram or 11111.11».
Butc- linen blitist'e, ape. 11nd 2511.,
with a‘ very slicer sort at 35c.
37%11
with what heavy sort nt 401; .
Variety in white with colored
cyc.
All-wool vigorenmc in prett
from plain cloths, 46—inchw75c.
Homespuns, good shallots of
gray and brown. gained-75¢
Granite cloth, t h o r o u g 11 l y
shrunken, all colors, 46-inchw75c.
Mixed sailings, neat 6 acts, 42-
inch-«5.
Mohairs, shed summers dust
perfectly, grays blues and other
good colors—~50c.
Blue cheviot. made whore chev-
iot was first made (in England)
true and fine. o-inch-— 51:.
Wide walc c cviot h ue. browu.
gray and green 46sincli~7§e
50-inch gray homespun. special
quality—~59c.
Spam-.11 pickup oi allwrtlol
plaids and mixtures. very nice its:
little girls' suits regular price 50c.
. {92;
Left aisle rear.
‘l‘llit HGWLAND
You Can
See It
At Your
Home.
Send as want what kind of a room
you want papered and we'll call at
your home with a very complete line
of samples.
That is an excellent way to select
wall paper. Try it—Ind save money
while you are saving time.
FEEDER 81 Rlllllifllt,
33 South Main Street.
Opposite Hayl'and Stunt.
on Tuesday and ‘ ‘ ‘
Sore Throat?
my,
9“! Fill“
hurt.
loc. 25c,“ 50c.
or SIN
Baxter's or 3W3.
Mtgowbfi ’33“ W
most careful uteri it'll! our I
Would .1101!” WI! Vin II M
octlun crouchm . . 1
“gala,”
.
" fancy~woveu polka ;
- l‘uc, invention, brc‘wy’n ‘
Heavy blouse linens, 200., 25c , M
Shrunkcu linen duck for skirts, ‘ _
from Germany. 25m. 301)., 379612., i an
subdued mixtures, hpt‘d to tot “
' HhrryGoodwln, the Tailor,
rill. 11111111111111
m {in military
11111111.. The expanse tor 1111111 coin-
missoned officer was chant $125 1.3st
thin Saunders agreed with this esti-
mate The provl ion would aid merito-
rious noncomin colonel! 1111111111 in
their financial ability to accept coin~
missioua.
not “even up" for the money aandeu
each year.
Captain Saunders invored the $211
clnuao and said the plate should insist
11111111 011106111 appearing in uniform
that are all right There had hce‘u iii-
utnhceu within his recollection Where
disreputable uniforms had been worn.
Colonel Lenders explained particu-
11.11111 111111111111 9 at 11111 11111 which e01»
111111 the condition of chairs, during
tho spacial: American Slur, when the
mate was unable to get the allowance
it ought to have had trout the general
government by reason of the latch
mutation or the old law by the war
department. Tho section Increases the
111110111111 of compensation for 11 period
exceeding ten days. to the canto con
posed artillery regiment did not penontlon pet diem provided for
intention with the Braniord Light in. dltyu oi less.
The naval battalion did not ‘ other auctions explained provide
not
With, six othur also
the commute adjourn
tho lid ournmont of the
condo afternoon. with
that there will be it
p , ,. lilo bill editor Wed.
11y u ny of next 111111 at
Which 013cm and retired unicorn of
tho 111111011111 (limit! will be invited to
prudent their flown. Colonel Louder!
there who no desire on the port
a do parimant to rush the lilll
Ii. but that it well on acinlly ac.
tint all interested a mid have
All Wvbfottllility* to express themselveis
If that? illhlll nod .
tallied section a. which
”23110 ill. of heavy artillery
. d. title doomed 111111111111
- m doublet, in place or
111111 or the retrial his or infantry; 111111
111111 the mm battalion from till!
wont h pirnudy wan diyorcou
0.1411 Huntington.“
mutual ‘illlllllllel 1111111111111 1111111
_ cunt ‘with it” brigade, and its tour of lhnt the adiutant general 011 nunumlng
“ripe" in [189“! co‘l)?’ and in mix 1111 tfpm 111111111 the oil a United States you. thc new duties provided those of quar-
tm'” 0‘ ‘10 0’1 i3 3“! 8W3“!- . termaater genial-.111 paymaster general
Cantor aisle, rear. . 11111 reduction In rank and commlsaury general shall 11111111111
' tile hrigadc‘ atom. and a bond at 340.1100 in time or peace;
”a; mnlmh a provost manual. that the brigade may be ordered out
' t o “(lllnl o lionight‘,’ viriliugiecellit for :ncnxry‘imentt to}; ten days or less
C my or a ll '91“ e ropo d an at t e on on o e commander-lu—
OLORED DRESS GOODS not. tulip“: tint tint... 1903. because chief; that there shall he an allowance
Just a hasty look brill .tlltllle itit1111liliprlictlcuhlllty of rc- for postage. printing and stationery 1111
medium priced ones be are the d of oillcers now In the cd by law. now provided for hv ordcis
”prides for n cout-
null null and In.
11 quarrel-11111111111
1; allows the tillage ct
my.
fflehtlon ti réduires
mun-lit“ be discharged
till fwd
at I“: tuition o; uervice. upon writ-
tog “lately. 'l‘hia docs
and that there shall be. an inotennc in
allowance for euro 01 property.
No one appeared rm tho hill provin-
Ing that the companies of the National
Guard may visit the Buffalo Exposition
In lieu of the spring parade
A fish in the hand In worth two In
the anglcr‘s story.
WEST“ TROUSERING-s“
m ORDER $3.50
rum mum and Trounoriugs worstedwnly two to four palm in 9.
916120». Putatmflo the latent Ind were they cut from the piece would cost
$6.01) to $6.00, 11111111111 02 $3. 50.
00” ill 11111 look them over—~thoy will surely sell inpldly for all good
111111.31 on quickly seized. A new line of ready made plaids and
stripes, $6.00 up. .
fill its ,
l
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
llltl Place
WEIR SHOES 'l'lll'l‘ Fl'l'.
TOE WI MVI A comm "ll 0’ “I!“
CELEBRATE SHOES mo
INVITE YOUR INSI’IC‘YIONl
IllIS
THAN A
Hodiel‘, ‘ ‘ - Sole Oxford
“wt ram“ Patent Leather Ox-
._ $1 50. $11.00, $3.00.
"' (”dammit
no. at $2.00. '
- Mil”; mum Biron in Cloth Top. Patent Lea-
. 1111111 mid Vlcl Kid. Lion and Button, at $2.00.
~ . HISSEB’ SHOES.
In]? kid Boxed, Patent Leather
1?}; Sprl print $1.25.
WK“. Button and Loco Slices. Spring Heel. at $1.00.
THE NORWALK SHOP. FOR MEN.
UNION MADE.
tiara
“’V’M’EN’S SHOE STORE
‘ a; maximum CONN.
awn-9...... “a... «can —- W
Fine Oidlillc'ialllor.
The Most Popular Whiskey ‘
in America
wmol—rr a hymn.
Loni-villa, Ky.
bullion;
“FOR SALE IV "
Commissioned unicorn 11111.
.zvnhlauu in men’s and woman
underivenr that call for in ..
impedim-
Woolly F‘brolit Mill
medium weight, long or a
high or low noon. puntll do ‘
or 11111111 or ankle length hi
cream. 2511.. -
Women’s medium iva
panic blind crocheted t
Men's medium Weighti-
whltc or 111.111.11.101. .
Meir a medium. Wfilpht”
and druwierii,‘ W 1111 1111’
THE
STOCK
Ladle-11' shirt walsth in no
lawn in all sizes, 390., .
Ladies’ shirt waists In 1;,
ham and percale, tanked back 11
lur and cums to match 59
meter shirt waists in 611
and pink tucked brick and 1101111,
on Heaven, 76c. .3
1.1111111 slim waists in c mlirli ,.
plain colm or stripes, hishopsltlgy
fancy collar. :1.
Ladies' gingham shirt will“
blood blue and pink tucked hat:
bishop sleeves. $1 2.5
11 MW CORSET.
Before the New Gown Is titted
want a new! dorm. It's re will 7,
It ‘ Flirtinna‘wmo 01'
SPRING ROSIERY. ‘
The shocking 11011111111111 store 111 11
1111111111 11inch, 9. dependable stock-“tutu
Iy priced stock. if you buy stockings
here, you buy the best ct their kindle
lind you pay only 11 lust price.’1neso
items for you:
3..
Women‘s seamleln fast black hole
finish hose. douhle solo. 151:.
Women's black lace cotton hose,
fashioned toot.1:1c.
Women‘ti black hole hose double
soles high slpiced heel 251:.
Women's fancy hose. cotton and
lfiigio all the newest designs. 29c 39d,
1.
Men's fast black and tan half hose.
21111er for 250.
Men' 3 fancy half hose in stripes and
silk cmhroiodery 25c.
Men's llple half hose all the latest
styles. 50c.
MEDIUM WEIGHT
quality always count.
s ;“Cor11etz~tle Saxon?" ed
while they Inst. 2110 r. ‘
“Snow .Quoen.”“auperior 11an
fine satin stripping, lace trluilu ‘ ‘
1818 price 39c pair. *
“Humming Bird, " 11111 e at tuna
dialed material. 191cc tr mined, ,
bottom woven with ribbon, spool
19. 4911
11.111111 Beauty" corset unity”
girls boys and infants, full 111111
in addition to the above 11.
um 11 large stock of the illitil
UNDER WEIR. 'actil'rera' corsets. including
Nearly time for it. Here are some straight front.
"4 Washington” Street South Norwalk. (291111
a.“
Style and
Assortment.
In connection with our moderate prices and well “floral?
Clothing, again give us first place in the clothing world of
The Norwalks
Man ’5 Suits.
Stripes. 3 10.00 40
Plalds. S 12.00 different
Silk Mixtures. . pattern: of Men's
Serqeo. S 14 00 Spring Sultl, at
" War ted I 15.00 these prices ll an
s 5' 3 16.00 anortment that
CMVWS- no other store In
Cassimcru. 1' 18-00 , 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 garniEnt prove!
these strong statements.
Open every evening until 919 'clock.
I. DAVIS 8t SON,
TAILons. CLOTHIERS, hATTEns. Funulsuene.
85 Washington street, South Norwaik, calm.
Telephbno 133-12
AT THE
Central Food Co.’ 1 Still,
Y 0U CAN FIND
oncomntns —— Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE~ Elegant Cream. Roquefort, En
.Dairy, Miniature Cream, etc. 5...
FRUIT~ Florida and California NavefOrlfiW.
11111111 and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
Roe shad are coming now. and we .11: 111111113 "‘ ,
luck in getting tho good ones. all thcy W to mitt
will call on us.
1‘
The Central Food C
Gamer £111th Place and
Woman Sim:
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