‘3 ntruy Ohio to
libs Wednesday. his? £39
W
creevemnce Lodge. Daughters or:
St George, will meet, this evening.
M'St John's Lodge. N06 ”A F him A
”will hold a meeting. tins event
‘ Hr. nod Mrs. and Hill. In, ‘ ell
into the house at 11 Elm street. youths—
(18.38. 4 4
W
illiarn Hamilton. 01 Newark, N .11.
for erly of Norwalk. is visiting hero
‘ ‘ tor a few days .
MM
Rev. Mi. ltigney. oi Seymour, a tub
St. Mary' a parsonage.
r
“We"
The Male Club will leave for Winni-
‘ peak at 8: 30 tonight to serenade Mr.
and Mrs James P Barry '
The Calvary Baptist Chin ch will
give a supper this evening. in G. A. R.
hall, in South Main street
WEATHER sosscAs'r.”
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain tonight and Friday. One low .
pressure area HS central HHHH” morning Cookonoc Hayloft will initiate a
near Cleveland. and another near New tramp into the mystery of making liay
QVH‘HWS' Cloudy weather WHHH‘ 10"“ by moonlight in the ilayioft, tonight.
rains prevails generally east of the W ., .
Mississippi river. The “14mm“ at New «The crushed stone for the Nomad:
0116““ was very heavy. 5‘43 HHCH‘EB city streets has been loaded and as
Frosts were reported from Texas, Ok- soon as the Sound becomes quiet, if
inhoma and Kansas. Thunderstorms will be shipped.
were reported from Corpus Christi. .
New Orleans and MOMBOW’W 'lhc Seth Remington has not led the
conditi as favor for this vicinity cloudy class in the First Methodist Church
weather. With “1H“ Southeast 5‘0”" since he has resigned. Brother Alfred
warnings are displayed along the New plan will be the future leader. ,
England coast.
Charles Kelley. of West avenue. has
Some beautiful new flowers have returned to Plurlford to resume his
been placed in the Norwalk library. studies in St. ’l‘homas's Preparatory
' School, after the Easter vacation.
The estate of Robert H. Rowan is ”m"...
being settled iii the Norwalk Probate Vice President Eugene E Osborn. of
C”““' the Chicago and Northwestern Rall-
r.oad a brother of J. A Osborn, nas‘
Miss Em“? Maiir. 0? New “0011““? moved his offices front Chicago to Now
is a guest-of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence li‘. York.
Osborn. of Arch street.
The Woman's Missionary Association
The bOdY 0‘ MYS- William P- TH‘Omll' of the South Norwalk Congregational
80“ W1“ arrive m New York, at 6 Cilurch. will give all interesting pro-
U'VHOCk» "”3 evening. gram on “Our lt‘oroigrl Work,” this
' m evening.
-Cliickcring Pianos, $175. at .l. W. -—-.———-———-——
Studwoll’s. . V Charles F. 'l‘ristrnm intends to go to
New York tomorrow and look over the
Miss 19- 11 Patterson. of New York. books of r. M. thereon. the overall
is a guest of Judge and Mrs- E. M- manufacturer. who desires to locate
Lockwood. of East avenue. in Newark
“boo-m
The degree 01’ Welcome Stranger Hope Hose Company will celebrate
'LOdge. 30118 Of St- George. “'38 “’Ol‘hed the seventh anniversary of its re-or-
by the degree team “191 lllShL ganization. tonight. by giving a smok-
"““—' er. The mayor and Council will prob-
.iames 1’. Barry will treat the mono ably attend.
hers of Norwalk Division, A. 0. ii. at
their hall in Norwalk. tonight.
”a"..- n...
Tile program arranged for Saturday
afternoon of this week at the Central
'l\ Attorney Leo Davis is in Danbury Club will be postponed until Saturday.
today. in 'thc'jury'case of Decker vs. April 27. It is hoped that club mem-
ltorkwoll. Both are Ridgcfield parties. hers Will observe the change 0f date.
~—Eurcka Rebecoa Lodge will give a
sock social Friday evening. April 19, became frightened by W0 runaway
at.8:80. Admisalon 25c. horses in Knight street. while out
M wheeling. yesterday. and ran into the
Lincoln Council, No. .1, 0. l', A. 91,, curb in front of Custis and Comstocii s
will hold its regular meeting in their shot). and was throwa across the side-
liull tomorrow night on Washington “'fllh- She was badly bruised.
street.
Mrs. Horace Sibley. of Lao-lio-kio.
Th0 case of t‘. 1‘. Leonard vs. Ed- China. will lecture in tlic Norwnlk Con~
ward .Ml'Gi‘ltlll was finished before gregatlonal Chapel. this evening. on
Judge Frost. yesterday. and decision China. She will sing and talk in the
was reversed, Chinese language. and show many
'''''' w Chinese curios. Her dress will be the
Frederick Wilcox. Captain isaac Sel- same that native women wear.
lock. and W. A. Curtis were the guests
of l.icutenant-Governor E. O. ix'colcr.
in Hartford. yesterday.
At 3:30 o'clock. this afternoon. the
formal unveiling of tho Melville H.
—" Soudtler memorial window in Trinity
The hhl‘gt‘ Al'thhl' Jackson ‘5 (“5- Episcopal Church. will take place. Rev
charging a load of coal at JOhll H. Fer- Frederick W. Norris. of Brooklyn. will
ris‘ coal yard at the west side of Um oiflcialo at the services. Tho window,
Washington streetbrldpc. which is a handsome one. is located at
-~—-———-————- the southeast end of the church.
’l‘lio date of the banquet to ho given —’
hi‘ l’hOi'lliX Engine Company. to Put- The Board of Health has procured
lllllll “050 Company. has been set $15 frames for‘quaranllne signs. They are
May 2. and the place will be the engine quite. handsome. being made of «mar
liouso. torod oak. Horotoi‘orc tlio signs have
been nailed on doors or on the sides.
"Sltvinway & Soil Piano for $100. at of houses. Now tlloy will be ilioascd
l, \V. Siudwell's. in the frames and covered with glass.
(iorornor George E. liounsbury and
Mrs. Lounsbury have been urgently of arranging another fight between
oitllod away. and will not be able to Moylan and Smith, for a larger purse
return iii lime to attend the Business than before. the fight to be in the Hanle
Men's banquet in South Norwalk. on place.
Friday evening,
Mrs. w. ll. Purdy. of Mount Vernon. circled—Stamford Advocate.
and Miss Maurie it}. Wolfe. oi’ Stratford.
substituted. yesterday. for the Misses
”WM-—
in the kindergarten of the Franklin Haven. yesterday, by Deputy United
school. Mrs. (J. W. Bennett. of South States Marshal Bowen. to satisfy
Norwalk. substituted for Miss Marga- claims amounting to $2 668. 98. The
Morgan lion Works, of New London.
p‘uiclrascd the tug for $1. 000 after
rct Claveii.
Charles R. Roberts. of Yale, 1901. spirited bidding.
Nok liavon, addressed the Farther -
iilglits. at the South Norwaik Baptist
13. Chamberlain. who was to have been the National Academy of Science. in
the speaker. Mr. Chamberlain is also Washington.
of Yale. 1901. There were a large num- cott orbits. of New York rosig‘acd
ber of younir,r people from the Methodist The term of the president is six years.
and Congregational Churches present. The election of president occupied the
The noblest for discourse was on the business session 01 the convention yesv .
torday. ‘
Hart 4 " God 8qu t.»
HMA LL 'l‘URleYB.
CHOICE FOWL.
Student Volunteer movement.
lilo POUND.
‘iiilfio POUND.
Laos LAMB. - ~ I was lie POUND
li'OItEQUAR'I‘Elt LAMB. tic Poona
ROAST roan, 12m POUND.
NATIVE vent. ROAST. lie-160 POUND.
SPECIAL SATURDALONLY. SMALL SHERRY AND BARNEB'
SUGAR Clillllll) HAMS. 180 POUND.
SHAH ARE RUNNING FINE Bo AND 100 POUND.
Public
give its an- ‘3
H ‘told.
lucr Norwalk boy. about yesterday pt .
Left aisle. rear.
oNDERPRIcEsALE
"ROGERS” SILVER PLATE
prices.
$1. lib—~69
$2 50~—~$13
Miss Ada Bolts. of Newtown avenue:
Some of the icon] sports are talking
if it is arranged. they propose '
to get a New York trainer for Moylan.)
and feel confident he would got the do- ‘
The steam tug Alma. of Providence. ‘
Kathryn and Sadie Campbell. teachers n, l., was sold today at auction at New,
Alexander Agassiz. of Cambridge.
Church. iiIHt night. In place of Charles Maria. has been elected president of
He succeeds Dr. W914 ’
. perfection at wfolivorx. .Iui well as per-
Coai Yard also Witter street
.2 Brush 1: mt Washington and
This was Hilly s said that an emo-
and 250 loony til i: of . prison it about as dangerous
year.1t was seventy three more than iduty as a policeman. or a fireman. yet
March for the five years nrooedi 32‘islon albeit they are disabled or retired
The automate was 18 .3 for the large 3 Such was not the on o with storisou
to 2 or t mail towns and 19.3 ioiiiclal. who is also a public 0111043an
{01"“1116 whole state: The principal Adamo related can... within his mom
'llleres hundreds of yards all canoes at death were Measles. 7; ‘ory where prison guards were murder
so let fever 9: .llilp 134; diphtheria. ed by convicts. lie thought that when
eroli hr with old fever, ’1; srysin‘ a man has worked in such a position
class. 13 run ariai fever. 2; diarrhoea. twonty- live years. giving the best part
1'1. boast: p‘tio‘ii. 184: pneumoniaz 433; lot his life, he deserved a pension Be
bronchitis. ll diseases of the nervous sides it would cost the state so little
ignition 14:0; {retort digests. 126; acct itliat it could well afford to slim it At
2» a an it ewes. » the prosonttinioia the prisonatWeth
4.8 HHHCHH 0x “H Ytllctlclil. ‘. H The inortafity in public institutions Heisfleld Deputy Warden Balsden was
f)4~illl:ll silk—and- wool tumors of the state was: in Bridgeport. 11; the only man who hall been there over
and a miscellaneous 10’: of 11‘3“?th 19' in Middlemwn, 11 ano‘twenty- Jive reels and who would re
dress lengths of diagonal, in New Haven'. 2.20 Non residents in» solve the pension He believed there
‘ {if idol} light weight camel"
’ hair. »
» 48 inch Punch chariot
48- inch CTCPt -wovcn editing.
9
crystals, striped and dotted tsiity of their respective towns in its at a time who would receive the pen
novelties; ctc tlmatlng the death rates of those sion.
Not a yard was marked 1.3515, tolwnsil'l‘h‘e follo‘ilvinéghtoiw111:I arehregozfi [was lno doubt that the granting of a
o as av rig no on 5 ii are e - ports on would insure better service.
than $1. Prom that to $1. 25 Browne” Commma East
lehem,
'lIo aiake 7qlli¢k work tomorrow Glanby, Hampton. Hartland
9-..CENTS
liymo.
Mariboroughe, New 1“alrfield.Norlolk.
North Brantord, Old Lyme Oxford
Prospect. Union. Willington-lo
fillw report announces that there providing for a state weather observe
were 1.508 living births in the stats in Lory for Horses Johnson. Mr Johnson
HORACE JOHNSON’ 3 OBSERVN
TORY.
Flat ware from Wm.
cd by the position of the planets. He
any of a third less than regular. smoker):ourERiNIENDENT's
DISMISSAL.
SHAMOKIN. P .. April
Extra- )lath n a c
H 0 a b 5 Of '8 pct strike at tho Nata o Colliery ended to- than he did.
cent nickel silver, made up in
good patterns, and trade-marked employees. . Inside
Wm. Rogers & Soil AA Jayne; Hatenian, Whom toe, men claim in the state because they could gen-
We repeat the list of attrac- ed HWHupi'dir ill admitting the wage orally know when a severe storm was
tio’ns: soileduila.m1igiied last night.
Tea spoons. set of 0,1egulai $1 to chioily forh
Hind ;.
give his services freely
.SAN F ANCISCO. April Ill—Tho was a large attendance at the hearing
Tahl e spoons, set of 6. regular $2 to
aim Regiment.
to $2“ 2“"“31‘2 quara tine tor ins ,cctlon.
Table-forks. 5set of. 6 regular $2
$2. 59... $1. 39.
Cold meat forks. title to 75c-—-50c.
39(firearm ladies, regular 50c to 70c—
('
W A BENEDICT.
Room 1.. Masonic Building.
Pea solvers, icglilai $1 to $1.2 NorwaHHH’ Conn. .
75c. . .. .
Beiry spoons, regular 90c to 31.2., 1 . ‘ 4. Norwalk. Lorin. .\piil 18. 1901.
~65c. (,iCllClClllCll ;
._.?r$mm servers, regular $1 to $1540 I have a. very nice table in my office. .4\ Wood turner says he
Butter knives. regular we to 50¢“. would make me a duplicate for $25.00: I told him i paid $7.00.
4' . H. l . .
2"“ llral slit-cause they
Sugar shells. regular 350 to 50c~—- ‘ . arc made in such largo (ltidiltltlt‘s. it s the
25c. some reason why our $17.00 suits equal the one your tarlor charges
Jelly knives. regular We to 95c—-— $30.00 to $35.00 for.
500. .
Soup ladies. regular 32-431.50. Recently we sold a suit to a cloth irrauuinclurcr.
hesitate; why should you?
Gravy ladies. regular 75c~50c.
Preserve spoons, regular she-«bile. . . ,
My time is yours whenever you sock il.
Friendly yours.
He did not
Berry forks. regular 250-15c
Had a good response yesterday.
but lMlL‘lCT plenty for all.
Basement. center.
-' Wm
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS co.
Bridgeport,
You Can
See it
At Your
Home.
Send as word what kind of a room
you want papeiod and we‘ll call at
your home with a very complete line
of samples.
Glover’s the Pine
unit SHOES rriir hi.
"like or mm
is A Joy roiling? .
up llIlV or certain stat.
illlllil tillllllE DRE-$51 nun
AAlElll that till llll_5 THE. W . «Mm- we or ms:
' llb‘rilAldo nook command innit A . mo
tuck oh ml cutout). own: was .
wall paper. Try it'-—' gave money:
while you are savingu
YEEDER d RUBBER
Painter. and Paper Hilfiger-s. .
the ayerags number of deaths in. the policemen” and firemen get a [tone
AMONG THE
WASH Within”.
Season fairly opened. Sales climb handsome brocadcd 6“? HHH'
lug ever day. and they’ll continue to‘
climb w Us We make such offerings swamps ITEMJH
of stylish up-todato waists as these:
these are deducted from the total mm 1 Would never be more titan two or three
John C Taylor said that there
The committee on agriculture gave
another hearing this week. on the hill
Rogers bebrua’ry and that during the same again explained to the committee his
Mfg Co. of Hartfcird at a“ avcr— montb'there were 413 marriages.
. " . _ "‘11..“ :
.4» ”H 2. ‘ UNDER wit-A
theory of the cause of storms. occasion / 4/ H Wfl'” H“ R,
said that be had searched all the backs
on meteorology. but there was no man
iii—«The living who knew more about that study“
He believed that it would
day by the return‘to’work of the 1000 be a great benefit to farmers ii‘ a
superintendent weather observatory was established
Ladios’ Shirt Waists in pci‘caic anti have been more “HHH'HHHHHHHY
Lawn. special. 39c.
Ladles‘ Waists. nicely made. good
quality Gingham or Percale. 50c.
Ladles’ wiritc Lawn Waists. tucked
back and front. new sleeve. 89c.
lLadles' Chainbray snlrt waists. in ”'3'
sin colors or stripes. Bishop sleeve.
ancy collar. $1.00. -«.r.2.1’”‘k and blue, 25“
loadics' plain
. latest style tucked frontand DH‘HWOHS full line sizes, 250‘ '
back, front insertion trimmed. $1.39. ‘
ll SELLING 0F SILKS. H
Exceptional
come our way occasionally.
they do come out way. we at once out half 11080121,“.
thonl in 34-pin way so you may shaie in
the saving.
19-inch wash silks. new line in all
the new and boat colors. special value with white feet 121/30.
it wasicomiug and care t‘oi their crops. lie
is dismissal that the 11mm wanted inst a little money from the
. g . . ., state for an observatory. and he would
,, 4 EW . It could be a
31133853323132??? 2;“ 0‘ 6' "33W“ THING!" RT‘ROSECRANB ARRIVER place of study for students also. '1iieio
transport Rhiannon has arrived from Mr. Johnson said that the matter spoke
_ Manila with a portion of the Thirty. for itself and therefore he had invited
DHHHHHHEH'H “"2“ 39H 01 H3 regular 31' “5 Silo will be held at 'lliliHllom else to speak in favor of the
21-inch all silk Foulards in the lat- 50c and The
W
, “ est rich colorings, one it
' 75c yd. 9
~ 24~incii satin finished 1P0
new. 98:: yd.
.29
Fresh as a hold of howers all ‘
2 you next to nothingy ;
Stripe and figured L was i
and dark colors. 121/94: yd.
Fine duality corded strip
iicir preceded effects,- 21s :9 . ,
3li.-lnoli slipoiior. duality strip
calcs. light or dark colors 5,
34inch lace strips '66 _
coloringa and designs. soc yd
Mercerized silk Chambrays
colors or polka dots. gnarl! toe
wgsh and hold their Silky‘e lee
y . ‘
A...
STOCKINGS IND
Want to keep those two ‘ inns
No sections 1 this,
rhetore you.
No stock holds betteis values
Womens pure White lace
Veste,12l/§c
Women‘ s line cotton Vests
fancy colored lace fronts 2hr:
Women‘s llsle thread Vests will
colored Cliambray Men's breach Baibrlggan Shir
Men's Egyptian Balbriggan _
and Drawers. superior fabric a' '
isll 49c.
Children‘s flue ribbed liose..do,
heel and toe. fashioned heel. 25c
buying opportunities ity. 170
“”1“" Mens fancy strips and poll:
Wo men' is fast black polka dot.
1r .if‘.
Women' s fast black plain or rlhl‘i
Women' s fancy lace, lislo horse, 3
114 Washington bireet. South Norwalk, Conn.
W A BENEDICT. C
The Norwalks.
Trimmed with an excellent quality of Farmer’ 5 Satin Lilli-
ing. Sateen Sleeve Lining. buttons that match the cloth, and
sewed with a pure dye silk. A glance at the grandest proves.
these strong statements.
33 South Main Street.
Opposite Havllpnq ”It'll-2 .
WORSTED TROUSE’RINGS
TO ORDER $3.502
Sore Throat?
TRY: .
Batman
1%
We. 25c. 50c.
.Or.'r$l:00 ,
Baxter’s or. 2.1.?lliistcd's.-. 2
These are mill and 'i‘rouserlngs,worsted—only two to four pairs in a
piece. Patterns arc the latost and were they cut from the piece would cost
$5.00 to $6.00. instead of $3.50.
\
Come in and look them over—~tiioy will surely soil rapidly, for all good
things are quickly soizod. A new iilic of ready made suits.
stripes, $6.00 up. .
plaids and
W
>f‘liy‘y
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
85 Washington street.
. Dairy, Miniature Cream, etc.
,2, Harry (loodwwin, the Taller,
‘ abuse or excess aud‘lu
“ . .‘lilood builder. . B.
hfilidliu Mid restores the fire
Ampersand narrator the i
«em to cure or retail
, . I Y ‘ u» m .
You want your Moldavia «all to yo , M’Hcm all: slid copyot our banknhiaguariiutoo hood. ‘
by the best method. ii «iii till! 2- . »
most careful men and our sun ii or
faction of con llllillhdlilo He‘ll“!
know 11‘ '4 5 ‘ vol Pow». Variations. Undeveloped
:wlli‘l? to your alanine to buy your ’
“0“ m4 .2 is satiric: radar Us: dream lumor in not.
isvni'o waxwooo a co. . m 4m" nowimfiihn". H monsoon
successors to B. Home moral money paid. Add rm » , .
Main motor Norwalk. Conn.
telephone brill. 8M - 42
very readily. Will be pleased to show them i
, or emit...
Ammiflarvoua limitation Hysteria. Fill. insuring“!
Style and
Assortment.
In connection with our moderate prices and well tailor
iothing. again give us first place in the clothing world 0
Men ’5 Suits.
Stripes. 4’ 10.00 40
Piaids. S [2.00 different
Silk Mixtures. S [4.00 patterns of Men's
Serge; ’5 00 Spring Suits, it
Worsteds S - these prices is an
S [6.00 assortment that
Ch°V'°t3- no other store in
Cassimerec. 3 18 00 town can show.
Open every evening until 9 o 'cl.ock
I. DAVIS 8t SON,
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS. hATTERS. FURNlSHERS. .3
South Norwalk, Cd
Telephone 133-12.
Central FoHllmECo.’s Store,
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES —- Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE ~— Elczant Cream. Roquefort. English »‘
will call on us. ‘
The Central Fond.
Corner Railroad Place and
World ' ' on 45th-
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