11008.] “NW“
past twenty
I‘ll d ’0th' Mississippi
' on ere l‘m ._
Vt Du obit nd Mod
other pie.
' are have occurred
four hours in th
valley.
from H
6.
pcrature continues about normal except
in the Misslnelppl valley Inuit southern
portion of. Lake reel Where they are
shore the normal conditions ‘i’avor for
this vicinity pleasant weather and
slightly higher temperature 1
Wuhan,“
u. G. McNickle, night clerkI at the
Mohnckemo Hotel, spent yesterday
xith relatives and friends in Brooklyn.
Wfi~*
Christian Swnrtz will addressthe
Jennings Club. of thb South Not-walk
Congregational Church at the meet-
ing, Sunday afternoon.
Daniel Hoyt. ol SleuthL Main street
1 has gone to Wilmington, Delaware. in
the interest of the National Sash Look
Company. of Newark, N. .l.
~Hats renovated. O'Brien.
L. H. Decker is preparing to com.
mence extensive decorations on the in-
terior of the Andrews residence in
France street. Norwnlk.
John Smith. a veteran, has been re«
moved from his home in Chapel street,
to the Soldiers’ Home. in Noroton. He
was suffering from a stroke.
M. Sheridan. a former Nor-walk hut
finisher, and E. A. Andrew. a hotter.
of Boston. have opened a hat store. in
Asylum strcrct. Hartford.
~«Snlt Pork. 10c lb. llaycs'.
Gerard Farliu. of South Norwam.
who has been spending his Easter va-
ration with his grandmother, Mrs. u.
M. Forbes. returned home today.
Colonel John H. Wade, formerly of
South Norwnlk. has been elected than
old] secretary of the Sunday School
Board of the First Methodist, EpiscoI
pal Church in Bridgeport.
«Rubber
I’rcss Souls.
Stamps, Pads,
0th.,
Stencils.
John 'l‘ryon.
The play Catherine. which the St.
Joseph Lyceum Dramatic Club will
pl‘eScllt in June. was rehearsed, last
night. The (not promises to be a
strong one.
-—Umbrcllus and Canes.
O'Brien.
Richard Nesbltt will have charge of
the early morning prayer and praise
service. in the Norwolk Methodist
Church, tomorrow morning. at 9:30
o'clock. ‘
w
«5 lb. pail lard, 50c.
llayes'.
llev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan. oi the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, will bring
his family here the early part of next
week. as soon as the parsonage is va-
rated and can be gotten in readiness
for them.
-—-Prcvent moths by using Cedreoe
Compound, line. at Plaisted‘s.
c.
Rev. Walter W. T. Duncan, of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. will .
preach at both services tomorrow. All
members and friends of the congrega-
tion are cordially invited to be present
and welcome the new pastor.
m
—-Caps. (laps, caps. O’Brien.
The mortgage of the South Norwalk
Congregational Church will be burned
tomorrow morning. At the vssper
service there will be special music by
the male chorus of Norwalk. and ad
dresses by several prominent clergy-
men.
VARNISH .MAKEOH DIYOE'VB VAN
Floor Paint cost on more pollen;
Innkes it look brighter and weds only
twice as long an ehenpdi" floor points.
I nil Monday?
. Norwalk Congregational Church is gay.
' walk Congregational Ohdrch Will beiin
I. 121 Euclid avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
. _
The big clock in the tower at the
ernl. minutes behind tho times.
-~North River Roe sh
at .
Halves V .
Mrs. John B. Danton. of West street.
is regradlns and lmp’rovlnx the mogul
around hcr residence. ’
”Dune of York. 5% and 555. O’ Brien
WW .‘ i Mi
Mrs Mary Wolff, I. young woman
away from the home at her sister Ii
Wetter-bury. yesterday, and the some
ties are searching tor her. Her rein
gives fear she has met with an Vnccb
ent
25c. at Hayes: VV .. . 5r.
ham. who was arrested at the request
or his wife. because he insisted Ion
poisoning himself. woo sentenced to
two month‘s' imprisonment in tho
(20:11:33! Jail. yesterday. for attempted
S“ C e.
wiles Time is the best cigar at be.
Ed. Smith sells it. .
qty-rm : ,
In the qualifying round at the lit-
teenth semi-annual open still tourna-
ment of the Lakewood on: Club.
Thursday. C. ll. Stanley. of the Wee
Burn. Club. took fourth place. , ”If.
Seeiey will probably Incite a good
showing in the tournament.
~~m
wLegs Lamb. 121,“. Bayes
The South Romain“. Trim: and...
is making alterations in the interior nil»
rangements oi the First Notional Hank
building for the better accommodation
of their patrons. Open this evening
from 6 to 8. both in the trust and say.
lugs departments.
~Flnt Brim Alnlncs. O’Brien.
Mrs John D Ward. of Shelton. went
to Danbnry. yesterday. in search other
sisters lrene And lda Hall, aged aev
enteen and nineteen respectively.
They are believed to have lelt Derby
Wednesday. to follow a theatrical
troup. Girls ansvlerinlz their descrip-
tion wer seen yesterday in Bristol.
where the company played.
~Hothouse Radiance, 2 bunches. 5c.
Hayes.
The new quartette oi the South Nor
their services one week from Sunday.
which will be the first Sunday in May.
The new singers are suprano, Miss Ag
nos Chapourlen; contralto. Miss
Aimee Wood. tenor,
l‘orce; buss, Chester Benedict.
fl ~Roe Shad. 10c; Forequarter Lamb,
8c: Log of Lamb? 12%0:
Beef. 12c; Veal lloa'st. 14c; Pot Roast.
12c. at Schultze's Market.
The Epworth League prayer meeting
in the Norwelk Methodist Churcb.t
morrow evening; at 6: 30 o 'clock will lib
in charge of Miss Sadie R. Hull. The
topic is the League pledge. Promise.
It is earnestly requested that the room
may be filled at this service.
_,_.,
«Unto-date people use up-to-date
things. Ed. Smith's nag Time Cigar
is it.
There was enlarge gathering atythe
committee social 01' the lllpworth' Ilea-
gue. last evening, at the home of Edith
Wilson. The various departments held
tion. which it carried out. will develop
time indulged in generally.
”~—
Hayes'.
M‘1 ‘ “. 1i l“ ‘I’ ‘
gunned. monitored and endorsed by‘
leveland bonkerbi‘ and builn‘esb nice.
not oon’t.- development? prone
ginia oil fields. No experiment. 0n
hundred wells yet to di‘lll euro oi oil.
Limited number entire: pill retire all
each. new olisred at!
Will be Worth 38.00 in
land Finance Company. Fiscal Assam.
PAINT Vault New: in Moi ”
vital Devoe'I GlIIs datum Paint.
randy loi- deal. will colors. {Livable
Sold by Comatockp Walk on & Dow.
hi. hi. Gotham. J." .. tho in
I I lit-ill Wits
Lanesestue,II-eMe.
CHOIOE vounc rowt.
NATVwe VEAL honey.
VEAL’OU‘I‘LET ‘ V " ‘
Ie’MALL‘ seennv‘ .‘t cAnuésI equn cocoa Mme.
‘NOVRTH VRIVEH HOE VVQHAD,
n... Prices . Right l.
hikh‘ gloss eqillll to new.
Comatock. Wat n.1,»
barn. J 'th Prow
Ydtirm
15%0 LB.
12y0 It“.
“i .
ism»
10o LG.
'86:: Hench.
who is slightly demented; withered
mini-go Roe Shad 35c each: buck. ’1 I '
Alfred F. Greene. In North Wind- '
Frederick J. .
Chopped . . .
councils, and suggested plans of opera- »
lunch good for the nonlety. Light re»
lreshments were served. and a good , 1
~Naiive Celery. three stalks (or tile. .
The White Band on Colopany. or~ "
Fifty oil wells insuring in income ct . 1'
one per cent. monthly. Will m 11:55:. '
a a ~'
in Its Pennsylvania. Ohlointut West eI’v‘i’rvl' ’
. Write ..
tor particulars slid prbipéctdwmev‘ei '
Sold by “
“‘v
12 'to 16¢ LB.VV ;
m. LI. .
V ._ yttobl'd so this cc
of ow s as in a place where
' " could see it.
rig; out samples on a table
right inside the shoe-store door. ‘
Patent leather (colt o‘r kid) is
vemncliuwd‘nte‘d consignently we’ re
wingI tip rode ‘ ‘
5' Valid shank
last. low heel 5b. .2 .
Here's a “ Indy" and
shoe. Wax calf. will; ti lgm
smo sole and heel. rope st tchctl.all
round .502
Vici on medium
tiled camp and heel idxi‘ ’ ‘
heel. comfortnhlc lilst (Dull
lane—$3.
limbs of newspaper description.
Stine storti,<1~ . i...
MEN s ruaulsillliild
Men who vc never found a tie
' worth wenring at less than 50c. .. "
we want you. "
ty of toe room 3.
Patent kidtkili, plllill and
rich almighty . mlomble ,
A5. .
3.310 light shoe oi Vici cilh‘.’ with ‘1
close edge and single sole. Prince .
w not a look is better than col. 1’
Here are some from a miller
who wanted to wind up his spring
business. Took his 50c. silks:
made butterflies, artist’s bows, re»
versiblc narrow four-in-hands; we
got ‘cm. ReadyvVI..Vppw.ViV.: 5855..»
run some
to; .1: ..
You can't make I outtake
in chocc ng from elu-
oi Wall P: r o! It I
We have been cfletul t: “WHEN
quality. and to provitluii1 Vida
in patterns and note not tidb-
penal
in t n this
our Wm .60.. I
in.»
era are durable, wondermm inex-
I . price to you.
' 1 will Assist in.
Depends upon the clothes he
Rusty clothes make a
I Do it
where they sell spruce-looking
wears.
rusty man. Spruce up!
clothes. We will give you suits
in stripes, plaids. silk mixtures
or plain colors. for from
.I,. 'l'v’mi.
lane to state
The between priced suits are
first clue.
Try our new special at
x ., 49000
The valué we give at this
price will be an agreeable sur-
1...”.—
. VC‘ ..
Open Every Evening Until 9
O'Cloeh.
a. .t '
Telephone taste. 1
, onauAN nvll‘no
ovens. '
V IndIcontrnltc.T
herd H smart; 1n
4..
on. Miss Agnes Millet. I.
1
Bill; Alleluia gbfl ,
. Patti, Davis; notch.
Llizht of the Wetld.
crlhgatll.l M251. hint on
V 0 ll 90 0. lie
1 lithium! ttiéi‘o ,0 ‘ ‘
the Bar. by request, Sebdeclter. vlo
liu obllxb'to. Mills bittleioh a.
litter non WALK. Monocular nuis-
eopal Church Vev. J. J. Fount pas:
tow-10: 30 arlmh-i- Wall by the pan-I
tor; 12 111.. Sunday school; 3 .p. m..
Junior Christian EMIMVO!’ meeting.
There will be special exercises pron
pamtory to sully day. Which Will be
May 5th. 5: 30 p. m. Praying Band
I.“ meeting. 7: 39 p. on. sermon by the
‘ “will!” stunted? A. M a. onuscn.
v. l. 3. bonds, pastor—~10 a. In.
love least: 11 a. m.. preaching by
Rev. Jacobs. of Bridgeport; 3 p. In.
preaching by Raul?) D. Scrub born.
presiding older. and Holy Commun-
ion. 7: 45, preaching. Choir will re
post the Easter music. All are wel-
come.
Noncoimomtt. .
SOUTH 'NORWALK CONGREGA-
tibnnl, corner or West avenue and
won street.“ Rev. Ppuliéé dtrnyer.
palm-n .30 ‘a. m.. cases by
Rev. G. ll. Board, of Burlington. Ver
moot, add the poster. tollewad by
the burning or the mortgage 0! the
church;1ll on. Infinity School; 4: 30
g In... rapper service, special music
y tilt! malel‘onorus or the Norwallt
Methodist Church; addresses by
v.3. F. Hpmpbriea. Rev. G. ii
and Rev: George B; stereos.
other oouonnchrio Al. cacao
Goethe“ D. Egbert. pus or~8ervlce in
the morning, at 10:30 Address by
the Rev. William G. Pnddetoot. Hub-
iect. Waste Places; Sunday school
at It noon; Y P. 3. (3 id. meeting at
vice at 7. so. Address by Mr. Padde-
toot, Experiences on the Frontier.
The narrative, thrilling and fascinat-
inc 0! word 'on the borderland.
Thursday evening meeting at 7‘ 45
Service preparatory to the commun-
ion. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
on sabbath lmourning. May 5th
HP AL.
GRACE CHURCH. Rev. J. McClure
Bellows, rector. third Sunday after
Easterwprocesnlohal, till; Venlte;
Gloria Patri: Te Deum. Buck; .lubl-
late. Sullivan; Litany Hymn. Kyrle.
Clemson; Gloria Tibi, Clemsen.
Hymn Credo Hymn. 369; Ottertory,
Dnett soprano and bass. My Faith
Looks up to Thee; Doxology, Thou
Alt Worthy,0Lorll. ollbsrt, Hymn:
Sanctus. Communion Hymn. Gloria
in Excelsis, Recessional 679. Even-
ing: Processional. 403: Versicles.
l’snlter, Moguliicat Field; Nunc
Dlmlttis, Field; Verslcles; Anthem
Shadows of; lhc Evening Houl.
Hymn. 19: Offertory. Soprano solo.
Lend Kindly Light. Mrs ‘A. M Mans-
field; DoxologY. Thou Are Worthy,
0 hold Gilbert; Vesper Hymn. ch~
enfold Amen; Recessionui. 404
ADVENT.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH—W nu
Zandt avenue. J. w. Davis. pastor-o
Preaching. 10: 30 a. m.. subject, The
Seven ones at Ephesians iv., 4- 6;
Sunday school.12 in: Loyal Work-
ers' meetin. 5. 45 p. In. An interest-
lng platform carriers will be held in
the evening. consisting of addresses
and iv repetition of the exercise on-
titléd The Mllslonary Needs of the
World. by a class or girls, as given
at the recent Loyal Workers“ rally.
The subject or the evening will be
‘Our Mission. There will be gbou
singing and it cordial welcome to all.
Service begin»:a at .7 o clock.
SOUTH NORWALKO MISSION—Regu-
llar service tomorrow afternoon. at
3:18 cclock in the old Congregation-
al 95ml. on North Main street.
Ev rybo‘dy welcome.
ORIMITIAN Bc‘lthE BERVIOE.
RIB‘HAN 618N015 8 "RN/ICE
100 not avenue.
W First fielder. All are
and RMAN LUTHERAN.
Illaiin0 subunit. pastor.
ultimo
Brockltioior. pastoreiiel':
vibes emery Snoopy alternoon at '4
o'clock. in
been here .
Avaiivmp Lumen.
I:
‘l
I
..
Vll
taunt Mocha-lelomymn. the llev. um
i
hutch Ouhddnl, wrllul-I-“l’arln
for line. to stmgiyi
. I!" Annihilation. lhm usedltwilii
(when for Ithlrtydlvo yun. it II I prepare ._
. I I .. '
illicit led tor a the following past
can for Itllo ween ending April
27. 1901.
South Norwalkl
Mill. 0., General Delivery.
Mrs. I18 .. ii Warren avenue.
Wet“ Kelly
Mill Metered. Larkln. 25 Lake St.
doorte Btortles.
William White. ,
I. [4. WWI
nlvnu. Anni: lit—tree 5...:
I Inertial Record’ a summary of real "bos-
. tale transactions [or the current weekb’
‘ in as follows:
i. In, mat-levies sudden. {mint t. I. .
I new Bayou.
Sales Mort
W‘ebtt I’Ht‘iven.
.. 7 w in wnlsrs.
. ins every day. and they ll continue to
6. 46; Ilihiect,~Pledzes. Evening ser- 490 0N
re. A. .
or our 8’8 cannon. anv. wu.
Service at 1
0.55 ill- with sermon by the ma- .
Nolan?» "835nm, '
a Swedish Consreza- 1
Follow up is I lift 0: letters remain ?
. . 113.5}.CROWE.VI’.M. ,1
, .
I UHMAHV OF THE WEIKo
- Tlv’elr
Benson fairly opened. Salon cllmllr
climb while we niche such onerlngs
ol' styllah unite administers as these;
you no. to notblnit' I
“El-film ”111:le
routine chief!
semen subdue; tidbit
tales. debt or. Ii
34..th on 1535655355
(30 0 use all on ,
Mercerlcsd stilt file .
colors or polka dots. unlit ,
witch and hold their sully ell
y
swarm: I! D
aunts wean '
Want to keep mullet
before you. No sections
have been more curelnll'y do
No stock holds batters
good. Women's pure white an
Vests. 12%0
Women' a line colt0n1ves’ .
fdncy colored lace front 2
Ladles' Shirt Waiste in percnle and
Lawn. special. 39c.
1l.adiee’Wnlsts. nicely mode,
quality Gingham m Percale. 50c. i
liadles' white Lawn Waiste. tucked
balchdimd rant. lnew sleieve, 83c. in
in 03’ am my on rt we. ate. W
cinema hole thread Y
till". c513: .‘ngln stripes. who" Slee‘e' pink and blue. .1259. I I '
Ladies' plain Ocelored Chambray Dro' “I1. “mfi‘fimm‘lg” 3N
Wrists. latest style tucked front and Mgg'ss'mgyptinll“ MINES;
backujront insertion trimmed {1.39. 'nnd I‘DI‘awers. superior mm
A StLiING 0F SILKS, in lsChllllr-en’ ’3 fine iilibed
., , , he .
Exceptional buying. algal-twain 15,31 and t9 9 mmwed he“
come our way ocean one y. on w
they do come our way. we at once put “allehggefa’igfic 8mm and
amp ini your way. so you may share in Wolnen’ a {flat black polka.
c any ng.
15c.
19inch wash silks. new line in all
Women's last block plain
the new and bent colors, special value, with white test ”the.
Women' s fancy lace. hole ll
24 inch all silk Foulards in the lat- 50c and 75c.
m
“4 Washington street. South Norwaikpfionni
W. A BENEDICT.
Room I. Manonic Btiillli‘ng.
Norwaik Conn. '
. .. .3 rhhlfilfliflfl Norwalk. Conn. April 27, I
Gentlemen:
10mm row is Sunday—a day of dress display
some nicely filling lop coats some not so nice.
tom made others will not
m
You
Some will
Some will lime been purchased fro
others elsewhere lilosc that will hale come from here wil ll“
been custom made. and will llznc cost no more than til
mollcf—nm) ll.'l\t‘ cost less. Illnnv of om patrons say they (l
Surely. we \\ ill be glad to shovv our samples—quote our pt
lrxcndlx )Ollls
. w. A. BENEDI
Ill-lulu
Al‘ THE
Central Food CO.’ 5 Store
YOU CAN FIND
i
GROCERIES - Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE - Elegant
Cream.
. .Dairy. Miniature Cream. etc.
Roqucfort,
sons and Extra Fine Grape Emit.
is??? ..
VEGETABLES -- Spinach,.Caullflower, Ccl
luck' in getting the good cued. midday tulle to and; I
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you it
will call on us.
The centre Food
Corner qulm‘ac' Hacc and
sol-’2an:Iam-I'aljnallasll-l-lnfil
SE
~Inipot‘enInv. Nip Emission:
. commonwealth“
glow to pale chenille and Miami the fire of yohib‘fig! A
mail 30¢. per bdr,‘ I note. for $2.59. with cachet- ,
Able «create. to cure or rtiund the biopsy paid
none or circular tildeopy u hear lull: humeral-placed.
as i ve y ironic cure r‘ Loss cl l’owcr. Varioocala. ll d
_ Locomoto'r Ataxia. Nat elven. Frustration lnl
helmet o Exzcmivo Ups of Tobacco. Opln
on box. for $5.00 with our hon
return! money paid. Address ‘
NEHV A
l1“ MEDICAL COM
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