‘WEATH‘ER FORECAST. . Forcocst for Norwolll, an , icinity': , 13111191911131 cloudy with lot: p‘showor‘i‘r t and Tuesday. Cloudy and idiny‘ or prevails generally bust oi the an .Mississippi river, with low pros re omit celltrlil in tho: Ohio valley. Pie out weather plevulls west of the M- slasllppi river. Light frosts were re. ported from Charleston. So. 0., Jack- souvllic. Fla, and Vicksburg. Miss. - Mrs Anson H. Barnum, of Danbury, [is visiting in Norwnik, Deputy Sheriff J. W. Scpliey went to .Stimgmrd .E‘lniurd’cy to. attach some r‘cai cs 11 9 way“. ' Deputy ' sfiéiili " 15916;." "15651.13 Stumfomi was in South Norwuih, Sut- 111 day on business. Clifford Arnold will open a news stand in the new Pepper block. in South Main street. . Some misalennt girdled the bark on several tlees in the Austin property in East Washingtonwstreet. one night last week. and is r0 liable that 111911 will die . j . lohn Gor,don ol' Phiadelphiu. who has the contlact for building the light house on Smiths Ledge, off Wilson Point is melting lapid progress with the Work. _ Mls. Harriet E. Lockwood and M15. George Kellogg. of New Cancun. 11m. been visiting with Mrs. John H. Light of South N01 walk Mrs. J. A. Roselle [and little daugh- tel of South Norwulk, are visiting Mr. onde G. H. Vermiiy l.,oi' Dnnbury. M1 Roselle is hick at his home with, :1 severe calls of tonsilitls. An adjourned meeting of the oilic els and teachers of the South Nor wall: Congregational Sunday school to elect officers from the ensuing yem from May 1. will be held in the west parlor, tonight at 8 o'clock. A full at- tendance is earnestly requested. MVVanteilimPulnters and paper-hung- crs. Decker. 87 Washington street. Neighbor Camp. No. 9294, Woodmen of America, will initiate eight candl- dules next Friday night, at the reglr iur meeting ill Knights of Pylhius Hall. A large delegation of the members of Dewey Comp of Bridgeport is expect- ed to come to South N01 walk and wit noes the walk. and also assist in the (cl-.cmonics which promise to be of 11 very illtclesting cllnractor. Rev. Edward Everett Hnic. who was the guest of Mrs. Devan. at the Catha- lino Aiken school last evening, at dinner spoke most delightfully to the students Nnnd a few tiniends of his no qllulntanCe and fl icndship with Emel- son Longfellow Holmes and Lowell. Rev. Samuel Scoville spent a few days with Mrs. Devon. —-Stamford Advocate. The Connecticut D. A. R. ought to have invited Dr. Buckley. of the New Yolk l3 list Coul‘elence. to be present at its meeting in South N01 walk The Daughtom should lose no chance to dionbuso the doctor' 3 mind of its opin- ion that our women are not competent to conduct or participate .in deliberaw tlous. Ho should be forced to revise his opinion of this organization'by per- sonal obsolvutions. Notwithstanding ills outspokcnnoss we judglgi blip tb fill a fair minded mini and open ’to conviciA tion «4‘01 1 lngton Register Mary Wooster Chapter. D. A. R., was rcplcsontod lit the general conference held ill Nonwulh yestolday. by Mrs. A. N.Wli (linen. Mrs. Elton Barnum Mrs. Cold 8 Peck. Mrs. J W. Bacon, Mrs. JOhNn Tweedy. Mrs. Henry L. Slack Mill 1 l3. Walsh, Mrs Hnlght. Mrs. arcs, Mrs. Mollcnrr. Mira Sur- 9. St. John. Miss Helen Meeker, Miss Comatock and Miss Mary Hoyt. At tho close of tho conference Mrs. H. H. Burroli gave a too at her home». Elm smooth to the me radii 251' 9 vesperedhere will be 11 platform meal Hind car lo c6330 11 cld "from St. Marys Church. momqu .1111 9.911111113- Washlngton Climb, P O. S A. will hold 11 trolley ride. as soon so the. winner will permit. 11119191 Fitch issued orders teddy 1.1. N huttnli n drills of Comp lea, D and ill. 1,. . on Atoll 80, May 8. 14 31?le ‘ ‘: Miss Mary illlst, o estor.’ was a guest of Councilman and Mrs. A. ll.- Hoyt woo Berkeley utreetwesterduy ”Wm How Are tour In?» lm bill’lrEaObflmlg-fi“ «mo 1 ’ 11111311,th eat wail: ,Methodint Church, morning. iéhe 91‘- KEEN” w... Richard Fitzgerald. who has secured employment in the Yule & T-owne shop, in Stamford. moved his £11111in to that city today» _N . Mr. and Mrs James Maples, of till Central Park West. his the proud ps1- ents of a baby boy, burn Saturday night at 11 o'cloc3,. m,“ Mrs. Aniline. Iiihus‘on. who has been boarding with Mr“. and Mrs. J. M Ben- edidt of West Mdln street. has gone to Blanchvillc to reside. The Misses Funnlboilo and, Mario Curtis and Miss Prince, of Brooklyn spent Similay at the Misses Curtlss home in Knight street. A sowing meeting to provide cloth- ing for the mission childlen is being hold in' the waolk (.onglcgution'il Chapel. this alternoon... -——— Mr. null Mrs. .lumes Wnish of Flank-a turned from New" lint avenue. he. Mill ill)? have been the Proféltso N .81.. plhlr . ' After May 1 the dies of The Sentinel Was . thih uti‘cs. Lace stripes. trelilse wers clambcrln lavender, biackmnd-whitc. Cord-l cdfilrettl1y-1n different widths. 5. the use of trying to 1 i 1’. will leyzo. YD. .fj-lgii EMTHMES - . ,. Suits that We‘re $12 to $18.110w . , $10 and $14. so. We’ vc max-kc them down because sizes were ‘ broken. All good material, 31 in styles, every size at » Second floor. JEWELRY. A minuiacturer' a sale. rid of surplus factory . tinting: stock uttiug prices very sharp. iy to do it quick. . I' or example: Brooches. 10c Bracelets, 39c. Hut- plus, new spiral. 10c Halr- barettes. 9c. Stlclbplns. 10c. Cull buttons. 10c. Collarelluttons. 6c Opera-chains. 25c. 111,168.: 25¢. Bahrblns. card of 3. to. . Vest-chains. gold filled, $1. 50. “ .~ Iliuc jewelry proportionately . cheap. Center front. can be consulted at the reading room or . . . the international Paper Graphic. Arts Building, at the British) Exposition. Wednesday alternoon the Ladies Benevolent Association of the ,Nor- walk Congregational Cholch will meet. The topic will be Culrent Missionary items. Mrs. W. C. Curtis will lead. The funeral of Thomas McGowun, who died at his home in Cedar street. Sutuldny morning. was held from St. Maly‘s Church, this morning, at 10 o clock. Regular Tuesday night class meeting of the First Methodist Episcopal Chulcb will be held ill the Sunday school room. tomorrow evening. com~ mellcing at 7:30. The regular meeting of Palestine Castle, No. 2. A. O. K. of M. C.. will be held this evening. All Sir Knights and members of he degree team are rc- ~ ‘ quested to be p esent. in the absence of Rev W H. Hub- bard. pastor of the South Nol walk Baptist Church Burt Merenco. of Now- bllrg, N. Y.. occupied the pulpit. M1. Hubbard is in Bloomingdale. N. J. The South Norwulk ’l‘lnst Company .' was open 101 business Sutulduy even, . Nlng from 6 to 8 o clock. Several oi business houses availed themselves change and trdnsuct other buslncsa A meeting of the N01 wulk Congrcga: , tionul Church will be held next 'l‘lluri‘ii ' duy evening often the prayer meeting. ‘ to elect delegates to the meetings of the Fairileid West Conscription. to be hold in south Norwolh on April 29; (tilt! in Greenfield Hill on May 14. Neill Sunpuy there will be u jubilee celebration ovcr' tile mining of the South Nomad: Uddgrégntionol Church debt. Attila. 9min); as will bi) mm ‘o’ bwa PhD.. and: t1)%ipronor1}t pastor. r116 mortgage hill 9 publi lyp burned. At l1 short addresses by laymen Marylou thfidi‘mt, . v .. all rose from P i‘li , Main Street. Havlland Street. 5, floor tie lit; in pink. ‘ make the malls but they do reflect his character. ' do not dress lil gig}; n are. 1 tall , . ,0 be this s as particularly » Henley. America is no as he has never i ii the dlflareuce in filly “ rns the n‘sllsh or men. .99 rtheless. that. whatevel advantage is to be found in boat building. our main in: or other mechanical accessories. the Ameribun crcwii will no sure to libero discover it. and will bring it in- :l‘ibfityy. hi" as ho MW 1 s that the English bout is a less delicately udiusb l N nism thamgmit Amerié "managcme t dép‘cli‘ds Klimt: developed Irtgi‘un i; mild reopen s more re. a y t c snows tit brhwg and end ,. sdua'nes‘tfnu‘tmhs. '» "What a you com 3" an d “.111 dash in 35¢ choir whghnd‘moiypcd in cavities. "This is no prize tight! " “Perhaps not " replied the dentist ”But i' m sort o snarling around for an opening. just the some." lit marina, the ’ » moricsn 9031 Not aste’ lilo time so Norwaik Conn. April 22, 1901. i9idiotic of n feather flock together." '1 in: well dressed haxc easy access to flip sic of the prosperous. A man is judged by his- Clothes, asa neuter by his tools; of course clothes do not Refined persons mobbilywit goes against their groin. Oh. no; 11 is not expensive to ass weii $13. so is not expensive for a made two;- der suit is it? We will sell you oucm—a good one—for that. lruiy yours, W. A. BENEDICT. and in combination; in stripes and Grilled Mill. cxtra values, soc. t. ndced very satisiactory. It consists aim; more th r1 fifty different patterns. Good me: rich and still better for 2 for 25c. sort are such as one delights in for dress 01:5 i . .1. ThichneMupcclal. Surely on shohld tulle a moment to in— . , fine cap 111351;. is not- usual. .. , , .o’ncrcts” tor of surplus “nerves" with which , to have his teeth examined for possible , and a quarter , ‘ Ladies’ Shirt Wulets in pcrcale and Lawn. special. 99 9 Ladies Walsts, nicely made. good ’ quality Gingham or Percale, 500. N - l..adies’ white Lawn Wulsta tucked but-RN and trout now sleovo, 89c. g 1 _ Mel-conned dilha: Ghoinhr colors or poll: .isup a1131311 and hold their Silky before yen ‘ have been more carillon No stock holds batters Women's pure white lac Vests, 121,90. women's line cotton Von funcy‘ colored lace fronts, 2_ indios’ Chambray shirt waists. “in 190‘ plain colors or stripes. lousy count; 9100. . Ludics‘ plain colored Chombray Waists. latest style tucked front and back, front insertion trimmed $1.39 ll SELLINBM OF SILKS. Exceptiondi buying opportunities come our way occasionally When they do home our way we at once put them ill your way. so you may shine in the our ing. 1') inch wash silks new line in all tho new and best color,s special value, 49c yd. 21- inch all silk ll'ollinrds in the Bishop sleeve, iat- Womcns lioie :tllrolul Var; pink and blue. 25 c. Mon’ 8 French Bhlbri D1 aware full line sizes. Men‘s Egyptian palm .nnd Drawers. superior to. i ish | Children's line ribbed 1 heel mm toe, fashioned h i lty‘,“ 1'10. . i Men’s fancy stripe ll hull hose. 1239c. 1 Women's last block polki'l. M“. . Womcns last block pihin 0, with white feet 12%0. . . 1 Women s fancy lace, hole 11 500 rind 75c. m “4 Wishington hireet fi—l J J, «ya- Style rind. South Norwgik, Co ASSOI‘tnient. In connection with our moderate prices and well tailor » Clothing, again give us first The Norwaiks. place in the clothing w r= Men ’5 Suits. Stripes. Plaldn. ~ Silk Mixtures. . Serges. Worsteds. Cheviots. Cassi me No. $10.00 A“ 12. 3 14.00 S 15. 15 16.00 S 18. 00 Spring fiul these price assortment ' no other mi: in town can show.“ 00 00 Trimmed with an excellent quality.of Farmer' 8 Satin ing, Sateen Sleeve Lining, buttons that' match the cloth . these strong statements. Open every evening until 9 .o ’clock. 1 DAVIS Si SON TAILORS, CLOTHIERS. HATTERS. FURNISHERSV . 85 Washington street, Telephone r3342 KOii CAN FIND x. . .,.. W, .m GROCERIES Both Staple and Fancy. CHEEfiEi-‘A Elegant Cream, Roqueforl, E .Dalry, Miniature Crilam,etc.
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