l7
is ht and Weonosduy'. cloud
Swenther Kwith light rain 991ntinuéé
~ ii are
.Mlil' Clnolhnoti yesterday mo in: a
now control near P iluoolpn’lu. 7
not wear r proved in W9et of the Min
‘ pi rive on .
The Carpenters’ Union will hold a
meeting, this evening
W
weekly drill this evenin‘h‘.
”W
A Blanchard oi Walden Hill street.
is ill of elysineieas in the 1999 x ..
No. 2569 won the couch drawn at
Reunion & Lyons grocery store.
Our Brothers' Lodge worked the sec.
oildmdexree on tour candidates. lost
n g 5
Company F will hold its regular
-——Livc Crabs. 2uc don Bridge rish
Market.
urn—M
The brother at Front: Deli‘oreet. at
South Norwalk. died in Stamford, sun.
oy.
Leroy Adams. of South Norwaik
was the guest of friends in Southport
Saturday
4.1....
Stephen Morris leit South Norwaik,
yesterday. to serve four years in Uncle
Sam's navy.
wImported Piisenor and Wuerzhur
gar Lasers. at who Haddén s. 52 Wall
street
A sloop loud of moulding sand con-
signed to Arnold & Company, has or:
rived at South Norwhlk.
Mrs. Anthony Steigewalde. of Nor~
walk. is visiting in’rrew York; Where
her sister is dangerously ill.
Mrs. W B Penney, who has been
visiting in South Norwelk, has return
ed to her home in Southport.
—-Rubhcr Stamps, Pads.
Press Seals, etc, John Tryon.
Stencils,
Attorney John J. Walsh will deliver
an address before the Catholic Club De~
hating Society, this evening.
’lhe regular sewing school class will
meet in the Norwolk Congregational
Church next Saturday morning.
Old Well Lodge. 108. F. and A. M..
will hold a special meeting tonight, in
their rooms in Washington street
A birthday social will be held at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. 'i‘. DeWitt van
Doren, in East avenue. this evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons 0:
St. George, will work tho initiator-y [lei
grov on n candidate, this evening.
Mrs. Frank 1. Elle. of Waterbury. has
returned home from a Visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph B. Ella, 0f Cami)
St root. . A... 1..
Miss Emilio Jennings. at New
York. has retur, d home from a visit
with Mr. and M . E. H. Fox, of Most
stll‘ot.
Catholic Union Council, K. oi 0., at
its meeting, last night. voted down the
proposal to establish a sick benefit
lmd
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harvey Allen
have returned from their wedding trip
until taken up their residence in Not-
k.
i
M
Mr and Mia. Cunningham, of Bridge
port have been streets of Superintend-
ent and hire. .0. Foote. ot south
Main street.
7‘ PAINT VOUR BUGGY FOR 759. ,
with Devoe's Gloom Carriage Point.
. tor use: 10 colors. elven
high *xlo‘se (round to new.
Comteek, Watkins 12 Down .18. (lo
hung/J 'i‘ .1315.“ it. 7 7
immensely. ,
(tieowthey digest more easily,
polls 9; will he mow
Sold hr 1“,
Ono comet" afford to eat noyihing less than the hi it tiiililiw
Think th question over cireiully. then come
motive, since you will renli
n A our
South drw W
7 . ttonight. Wl‘ ,
oi Fsi oil!
' Oohler. has almost on.
m the ei‘ieots o All
an- e . no me tandoori t
lg t Maid. are fieltlui d W
H of uterost 7min New Yer city
re E C. Bette. oi ,0 one
‘33- will occupy one oi, that
Ages in East avenue.
or she will nrrivo
oMuy
The second degree will
at the oneeiui continuum
Well loliko, No. 108‘ ,. '.
their rooms on Waehl
evening.
milliliters. oi the No
tional Ohurch. will mile
.1. Curtis. this 9 nine. w
will be elected.
Linxweiler’ e orohe
music for the reception.
in: slots of the South
School. which will be h
mory. Frlrley evening. Muir
pin-
not
mg ol‘. the Bethany hallo “llndiibers
at the harsh or the males 1..
A full attendance desired.
——0ord party and care sale. at so
Mary’s Hell, locum! street, tonight.
under auspices ,9! Children of Morey.
The usual weekly clues inertia: will
be held in the South Nowell: etho-
diet Church, this evening. Revlw .Wi
'1‘. Duncan will Monthly be present st
the Thursday evening prayer meeting.
Pmteasor Marcus White. of the New
Britain Normal School. is delivering a
lecture before the Norwalk Teachers
Aeeoeiotion. in the muslin school.
this alternoon. Bin subject is, Princi-
ples of Teaching:
--Live Grebe, 20c don.
Market.
Bridge r‘lsh
Next Friduy evening, :1 delegation
from Company 0, Stamford. will come}
to South Norwulk. and participate iii
a. number of athletic events which are
being arranged by Company D. in the
Norwnlk Armnm.~
Irving C. Winston, Charles Little-
ton and James Gordon entertained at a
Royal Arcnnum maker. in Flatbush
avenue, Brooklyn. last evening. and
were well received. Their entertain-
ment was greatly enjoyed
”mo—u...
connections with the Norwaik iron
Works and is now connected with ...e
Norwnik Bruise Company. Mr. Seoiield
went to New York, yesterday to pur-
chase machinery tor the new concern.
——~l«‘or a full line of the most stylish
hats for ladies and children. go to me
Up to Date Millinery. 31 Main street.
duy evenings.
There will be-hn interesting time at
the Central Club. this evening. Mrs.
W. D. Vernflm and Mrs. C. H. Nuylor
are totally stories. which will he inns-7
truted with 'ohedow pictures. Mrs.
Woodward will be the hostesses.
Therenre several line pictures in W
P. Beers'e window, taken in No
York city by Miss Winifred Tuckgr. 9
pupil at Hillside. The work on the
Tucker and is pronounced by photovi
manners on exceptionally fine.
wBeveral members of the (lemon;
cleties in The Norwalka will so
pose of attending a grand concert
held in Madison hall. The idea of it
concert is to one moneyno
in: where they chi! meet at in
7m... .M
VAsulol-l MAKEI Devon
mm
m PI out .,
mixes it look brighter ui‘d'
lite on long II 9119de
, com] rtoc
The on e not the only difference in meats-q1mltty Moll
The remnar monthly hiialnlnlo meet}
on Thursday evening at 7: iii oclorlc.‘
pictures was done entirely by not; .
Bridgeport. this evening, for the will“:
William A. ecouelu has severed his .
pensive.
M d
Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur- ‘ "
James G. Gregory and Miss Louise Ii. ‘7 7
German societies can mural: . :"
lithe hotly. and build a with
l' ‘ t
minim. end to provide a who v:riety
in pettem And colorlm. Our pare
era are double satisfactory slid
that it is not costly to wear custom made clothing
7? out. .13 torture
AW log on loned hyth police
they were arraigned and turned min
t ohiei oi police of Hostingem
on the prisoner-é hack t0 that place.
,7 in the men's ponee’eniou woe tonne n
iiither'e hatchet. it vino covers
mpiy with
‘17. tomorrow 11183.1 t-'
_ nmin em! revs:
limits in the ilrit Million 1‘
Men invited on well
on from the order in
New England, to wit-
, ll
Now Tori: Arid
nose the core 7
Gilt-iii! SAlha FQR AUfl'i‘RALIA.
an- ~8INOA POEM April 23949119 Wstenm
rm“: or Onhir, en route for Australia. with
. ' ed 9 $$uk° 931:; landless gttcornvilnli «1.19779
to on r so rom are A
page. it 2: it) this attornoou
Norwailc. Conn, April 23. 190i.
Now? a? man dresses regulates the amount of confidence placed
in him. Cohfidepce' IS an essential factor in reaching any marked
degrée of prosperity.
It will please us immensely to talk this question of dress over
with you at any time We are satisfied that we can convince you
We have "good materials We make up for $13. 30 per suit More
than forty patterns at this price.
Earnestly yours.
1
W. A BENEDICT.
instripes and
townie
silk. an. yaiois. 5097
7.7mm, It consiItI
M “ ill 3'50"” patients. Good .
‘ tho it: «moron {orator 25¢.
delightI' m for tire“ 0c.
back.
A SELLING 0F SILKS
Exceptional .7 buying
come our way occasionally. When
they-
them
the saving.
197inch wash alike, new line in all
the new and best colors, special value.
490.”
24~inch all silk Foulards in the lut~
Ladiee' Shirt Walata in
Limo, upeeiai, 39c c.
3. Ladies Wallets, nicely mode. good"
quality Ulnphain or Percale, 50c
Ladi'e‘o' white Lawn Wallets tucked
1 back and front. new sleeve. 89c
Ladloe' Clmmhray fillirt waists.l ,7
plain colors or stripes, Bishop sleeve".
ianoy collar aiillil.’ .«p “
, Ladies pi ' in colored Chomhroy
" Winnie,
\ Clothing. again give us first place In the clothing v'vorl
V Trimmed with an excellent quality of Farmer’s Satin
No ‘
. - have hoe‘u more careful
peicale undi no otoclt holds. better y
Women pure white rim
Venn: Lillie. ,
Women s thievcoitd
iancy colored lace tron
latest style tucked trout and
[rent insertion trim'mod. $1. 39. i
Children's linear riphed
{$111717 and too, monitored
News fancy
half hone,12l£c.
Women” e that block no
women a tent black oldie
with white feet,12%c. -
l Women s fancy lace lieie it
(who and 76 c. 7.
m
.ll4'Washihgtonhh-‘eei, South Norwaik‘. Co ‘
\o
ODDOrtunitieu
do come our way, we at once put
in your way, so you may share in
Style and
Ansortment.‘
In connection with our moderate prices and well
The Norwalks.
Mon ’3 Sum. - ,
3...... $10.00 ' 46 . ' ,,
PlflidS- 5‘ 12.00 different ‘
Silk Mixtures. 3 [4‘00 patter-m of file
Sara». 7 "a [500 39”“! ‘ll
Womedl. 5 [6’00 ’
Chovlott. '
Casil‘meren. 5 ”-00 town obit she
log, Sateen Sleeve Lining, buttons that match the c
sewed with a pure dye silk A glance at the garment p
these strong statements. I
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
I. DAVIS Si SON
TAILORS, CLOTHlERS. HATTERS, FURNISHERS, ,-
85 Washington street, “L, South Norwalk,
Telephone r33-ro. /
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHNI’.will
A
of.
min on 3.... Fine Grape limit.
77u+ 7}
77““ y. ‘-x
YOU CAN FIND /
QROCERIES~ Both Staple and Footy
FRUIT -.- Florida and Faliiomla Navel Oranges,
VEGETABLES - Spinoeh. Caulifiow
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