ditions favor for. this i”
ly pleasant weather, except possibly
local showers tonight and Wednesday.
Waldo A. ‘Rsymondgiof, 1Norwnik,
spent Saturday in Stamford.
wunaru hexane, (institution. has
removed his family to South‘Norwulk.
Mrs. Frank N. Farrierof‘vElmgrovc
place, is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
The funeral of itsth ,lielford was
held «from St. Poursgchureh, tiniest
mention. .‘1: '
Mrs. Charles Tristrama'snd son, of
Berkeley street, will leave tomorrow.
for a trip to Old Point Comfort.
”“4“:
-Curpcnters wanted by S. B. Wilson.
Rev. Dchtt T. Vnu Doren will de-
liver :1 lecture on Psychology in the
Norwalk Baptist Church, tonight.
Gustave Brunher, of Greenwich, has
removed to Norotou, where he has re-
cently been appointed station agent.
Simeon Royal Keith, of the Railway
Mail Service, is suffering from a hurl
cold, which almost prcventshis talk-
lug.
Mrs. Henry .A. Flagg, of Norwalk,
has returned to her home after having
spent some days with her daughter
in Stamford.
Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald and Miss .lcn-
nic Houlihnn, spent Saturday and Sun-
day in Hartford. the guests of Mrs.
John Nolan. - .
Mrs. Theodore Fowler. of Middle
Patent. N. Y.. is being entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Gehurdusfl. Worden, of
Orchard street. V
A sewing meeting to provide for the.
mission children was held in the Norl
walk Congregational Chapel. ycstcr-
day afternoon.
~-iinportcd beer at Hadden‘s cafe.
Brigadier General Charles M. .loslyil.
juilgeisdrocatc general on the staff of
the communder-inchicf of tho Connec-
ticut militia. has been placed on the
retired list upon his own application.
according to special orders issued by
the odlutnnt general.
Mux iioi'n, ugcd thirty yours, an em-
ploycc of the Eagle Bicycle Company.
got up yesterday. apparently in good
health. While putting on his shoes,
preparatory to going to work, he was
taken with it hemorrhage iiiid twenty
minutes later was dead. He leaves it
widow and two small children.
'l‘hc contractors have commenced
work on the artosiun well which the
l’cll island Water Company intends
to have sunk on the island to supply
that district with water. The well
will be located near the well that has
been lliit‘il for the general supply for
scvcrul yi-iii'u, which is at the north-
west end of tho island.
Edward Craig. also known as Mo‘ses,
who, in company with two other New
Canaan boys. storied for Buffalo. about
a week ago. arrived ln Stamford, F‘i-i-
day, and sent word to his sister. it is
sold tliut lie is at present at his old
home in Locust uvonue, Stamford.
‘ When last hf'ill'fl from the other two
lutls"4\vol'u working and getting along Ohi
woll.
.._.......~___.~_...
iPAlNT votm susov won The.
with Devon's Gloss Cnrrldge Paint.
ready for use; 10 colors.‘ Gives a
high gloss Oillliil to new. Sold by
Cornstock, Watkins 6: Dow, is. ill. (lor-
hhm‘, .1. T. Prowitt. '
i ,w .4., ; 4. t...
.i .l
w .. _.
. . , - 4 4
4 ' 3' i 114‘
4.
1.. 1'. 4, .’,l.
: . l I-a.
‘ he '
LEGS“ supine thus.
cuoicé’ 4.519ch pom.
NAtivs'V‘sAunonsr.‘
VEAL‘CUTLET.
8MAhL uneasy 0. names SUGAR cun
News iiivsn doe cusp.
:9 ultras;
. ed (minimenumerates.
.4. Wm. . ..
..to,.tsk.c4u his resideu_.,
' Scidiersl ‘liome at No latch”
'i miu‘la‘rancis Andrew's‘ilyéim .
rice
m
, W the s
will meet in the
row aft rnoou at 24:430. 4
" ”7"ka
Wiiiiiiih Million
' i i .,
issue" Hdvil:nd.h?f Bridgeprfilqh 9.
been the sues of some .4 e
liavilsnd, of South wiped".
James Burns, of Greenwiclér'intends
'. M
.. l "5» W4; “Vii
. A requiem mass for the late Mis
Mary Shannon was celebratod‘in‘? St.
Mary's Church this morning. 44
W-«m 7.... .
”Imported beer at, Hadrian's
995?.”
. George Dickens, of New Karena/ire.
Burns and Miss Gilbert, of East Nor~
walk; spent Sunday witner.'chkénsis
parents at "Jellllfe Lakeffl ,
w 4.4 .glxalflfim
C. A. Tucker. who resided inNoi
walk last summer, has leased the
Michael Rutchi'ord mansion,~in4Winph
punk, and will reside there.
The family of itev. W. W. T. Dunc_
arrived yesterday and will he st'hotnd‘
in the First Me'thodist Church parson-
age in a few days. 4 . “ "
A union class meeting of classes of
the viii-ions neighboring _4 ‘
Chumhespwfll lie holdjlll- tint Nils“! .
Methodist Church, this? evening ” f
Mm”...
invnmimh ibr‘tiibfniai-riagied f M‘nijss
Grace Richmond By ngtou “44,4130 ii.-
, .. . . insist
by “their'mnny friends yesterday: ‘i “
The South Norwnlk Trust‘ tilblnpnuy
is sending out a dcscriptlvecirculnr o:
the various lines of financial business
conducted- by the banking institution.
s...
—Auctiou Solo tomorrow,410 u, m.
35 acres of land on Westport Turnpike,
belonging to estate of Fannie L. Van-
derbilt.
Putnam Hose Company will be the
guest of Phoenix Engine Company. on
Thursday evening, when the latter
company will psy‘the price of defeat
at penoehle. " i
.4
Miss Bessie Anderson. Miss Edith
Mather, of West Norwalk, and Mrs.
Nellie Sluttcry, of .Norwalk, called on
Mrs. Thaddeus Johnson, of West Nor-
wulk. Saturday. ’
John Kcnemskl, a Lithuanian inbor-
cr,‘ of Waterbury. died yesterday. as
the result of a fall down a flight of
stairs at his home. susta
ture of the skullsfi i '
Mrs, Styles I). bowl-once rind daugh-
for Sarah, of Quliitut‘d iivon’lie. return-
cd home ycsterdsfifrom ugvisit with
relatives in " Hartford. Mrs. Luw-
rcncc‘s brother, Frank Gates, accom-
panied them. and will spend it few
duys in South .Norwalh. -
At ll. meeting of the officers of the
King's Duughtcrs’ Clrclo,’of the Nor-
walk Congregutlonol Churchnllcld yes-
terday afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Frederick Belden, important matters.
which will come up before the next
meeting, were discussed. 4
Taylor & Golden. the enterprising
real estate and insurance agents. hare
just issued an original telephone card,-
which has beencupyrightedz‘i it gives
the names in alphabetical order ' of
prominent business houses and ll‘lBllr'Of
The Nerwalks and surrounding towds;
all?
w 0
phone number. Between each/letter is
a sentence of sound insurance adyicc.
The Wliltc Sand Oil Company, or-
ganized, managed "and endorsed 4py
Cleveland haiikors44iiiid bphiiiebllwm‘ou.’
Fifty oil wells, insuring on income of
one per cent. monthly. Wi‘ll'pii‘l' three
per cent. as development"progresses
in its Pennsylvania, Dido and West
Virginia oil fields. No cxperlmcnti
O‘ili‘e minding woll‘sryot tomdrlilesuroof
o , mite ppm or sha4-es,.4 will
$1 "each; notv“‘tiifcrod litl’l’lll') My
share. ‘Wlll psi-worth 3443.00 mislead . .
Write for partlcuinrs’hndprosp ,tus.
. tlirgct‘iit lissubecomei familiar all
‘l‘ii'lu .
an
5mg“) ‘ I
inlng a 4 fine ‘
will be found invaluable tolthose .4;
desire to quickly select the tolo- ‘
handle
§- 1.15“”
L50.
pp, in good pat-
, Wéll as carpet,
."ih Ql‘IflOth. '
l
4an
'C'lut
grass igrswsii' “rewritten was 3
Waste produce so. Within the past
“ill the ‘hogs of Wisconsin"?
and Minnesota are 4tl4i40usands of
"idles Whittle” nothih "i but wire
We; the country, madcap}: into
matting, rugs, well Covering, fur‘
;..‘i. .i'v, . .. i i. .1. :~,i 4r
iut'iii'c. ' '
Aisitvei m‘dh’s infidddlty
patience ' devisedrmetho‘ds of hi:
:«iicsting and cu‘rii‘ignand.spinning
it. Thcndt wasicasy tordo the
,
i it can be
.fron
' “it“?
c Hunting; in usual pat-
Tlicy have a‘ broii’dlljhn‘d'loffttbim'
in the center
on each side. 4
by tho warp which is fast d
so they'll nomads... .
4 Mattingsgoc. yd. 4 _ ‘
”Rugs (Iyotaii is the makers
1,. ,
36 inches, to $9er 93g; feet. 44
Third floor; take f(shutter. ' . "
ye,
J 1312.-
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i‘ui'éiirlos d slumps , ‘9 _ _
‘ si;miim%,ipsiyuii “with ,
We’hav’e‘h‘een oare‘flllitbl‘ ll withdlhdst
in spatternsiand co ginger. lot: 4:" pup-
.«n'szgire durable. satin WWI-in fl 4' :-
VG. ' rt". ‘r 4. «Sm
”Mouldings put up free fiéihilflsh .
YEEDER & Rllllfifiii,
Painter: and Paper HI‘llberId
33 South Main St'j
Opposite Havlland Stri‘ .
‘ Sore "Throat?
tun
Emilie“
44m
Cleveland» rmsscev'oompuny. risen , 4'
Agents, 121
o.
VARNISH MAKES; DEVOE'B‘ VAR-i
... ,.K‘. N! H «b.4541. 4.,
Floor: 14’ int cdst licégnittrnwi‘ quarts
makes it' ock brighter endure” fully
twice as long as cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Comstock,, Watkiniqm
E. ill. Gorhsm. J; Ti’rrowlm‘
5 Right}!
. 13%0 Lbi
‘ 12W: La;
12 to lfie Ls.
20c Lid
a
. H- a
so hams.
' ‘ 10o LB."
Euclid avenue, Cleveland. :
‘EDOW. J
130 L8; .‘
3 ‘1t- 4
terns for room use are spccml ones ,._ .4
ins” “3‘0 ‘ iii“ hall? “and 'sfiiirways.
color is given "
and 1
inmc for them) from 65c. for 18x
THE Holliflnp .
duality. sail 'to ‘p’i‘o’vi‘d’e‘ a“ wido‘iv‘srio‘ty '7
'? setting?
a
‘ l gills
4 clp god. De , . lttle Ear
any"
lit
rusty man. Spruce up!
clothps. 4, We will weyou
or visit 9.919% rostrum
661001 to $18.00
first. glass. . -
Try our new ,spoclnl st
310.004
The value Ewe give at
. prise to you.
' O'Cloek. .
Telephone 133-12.
.4“,
' m e
Munroe-«e-
.tlii. .‘rg. leis ~‘~~
lune
‘Siuirif's
Afron can,
wholesome4
the green.
ermont;
“petite.
ennuedicmes
. i ~4
. .‘ it
alter-lie .Vi.
w{Encoder upon the clothes he
. wears. Rusty clothes make a
D0 ll.
V' where they sell -‘ spruocdooking
in stripes. plaids, silk mixtures
The between priced suits are
price will be an agreeable sur-
Opcn Every Evening Until ii
rA’iLolts‘..ci.orHiEttsr 4
44' “Lil! "MEIER“: - FURN'SH‘B‘O
'«M is now
lfif’m." W ”medallist; "
p d y site
. John Mulder",
lth relatives iii
“ £51ng Plaid thepiist ween.
4 Mr. and Mrs. George Wymuupof non
‘ walk, were clients of
man on Sunday. 4
Mrs. Ayers, of Berlin Heights.
has been visiting hire
the putt week.“
Laurence Snupd,44 ,
lied his parents. Mr.
Sounders over Sunday - .
., 4,M4ri§4 l’runeycntcr .0 him.
Mich drilllril‘l-Phillitis‘iltid Harry Evan:
cold. of South Norwulk.
, Mr. and Mrs, Lamar. of Norwalk.
. spent Sunday with «4 ; ill Lermsrfp mo-
ther. Mrs. Freudian 'al.. . I
The Sunday schoolchildren and their
elders are practicing for an entertain-
ment to be held in the hall, for the
benefit of the chapel.
The leader Ot‘fllmfifflnblp‘y Mandolin
Club went to
single man and returned a Benedict.
lie on his bride Will 30 to housekeep-
ing mistophen Gregory's place.
. M: at» «t. va
Ohio. ‘
Chpdthr (Juicy .
#flflllmil-i, :‘lilfia
new.
onwifmfltmh LICENSE.
Commissioners Decide Fairfield 4, Case
‘ '“ "in Furor-pf Applicant. ‘
The County Commissioners have de-
‘ cidod to grant a license to Lawrence r‘.
. r Naples to sellin the place at 'Fdirilcld
my} sogflopg-‘occgple b.4.-4t4Ml1 H‘,“:Britc‘ltcn.
4 4 stud ngnl‘hstqwfl’fi item was a reinca-
s rant-4c as r. .. as, oratory Thrasher.
Oti‘tu‘ofLafl would; kissing and At-
: tinder mandamus: é- . i r
An uppesl from tho4decislon4 of the
4‘ cominisiii‘ldners *‘lsi notiiiinlllr‘ely,‘ as the
' remonstrants have declared that they
1, l“ 4 ”new the end» i'Brooko‘p‘s
' ,, ii in existence. for forty
. this did not dot-oi" the oppoir
.4 mi“: 1mm rwceedlus against. has?“
unsulzhbie' place. it cropped out at the
hearing 44Sutu4rday 4 ,that their mum
oppositio’nf' ‘wn's: ihinted fat Wllildmi U.
Kinselis. the druggiist, whom they be
nevus Was litteriisted in" the applica
tion. They had no opposition to Mr.
Nealon, personally. but they thought
he who not the real uppitcant in the
(33:39:, .
“‘A'number of important questions
will» be raised if the appeal is taken to
the Superior Ebert. The precent oppo-
cation is for a transfer of a license
which has but six months to run.
Brachcn wesm'snted u license last No.
veinbcr Without opposition. He died
some months ago, and the cstutc tiicn
disposed of the license to one Horan.
who'msde application. lie was met
by u remonstrancc. So was W. G.
Klnscila. to whom he sold the license.
And so was the present applicant, who
followed Kinsellii. 'i‘hc plaice has occn
running all this time. although the it-
cause has not been transferred on the
books of the commissioners. it Will
now be given to Ncalon.
it will,
needed
, i
s praise
I new‘
GM
KNOWLES CREW SAFE.
NEW YORK, April 30~The.Pana-
the Railroad Steamship Company‘s
steamer City of Washington. which ur-
rlved here this morning from Colon,
had on board the crow of eight men
of4tlic schooner Emma C. Knowles.
which was discovered one day last
\veelt'on her boom ends ‘and abandoned
off Borncgut. The crew were picked
up by the steamer Allianca of the some.
line. bound from New York for Colon
on April 23. .after the steamer had
been in collision with the schooner.
'l‘ho-Olliancn trunsferred them to the
City of Washington on April 28. The
Knowles was bound from Charleston
to Fall River. and it having been sur—
mised that she had been in collision
with a steamer, it had been feared
that the crew of the Knowles had been
drowned.
011Ale 23, at 10:30 p. m.. ten miles
east by north from Barnegnt Light,
the steumciuAlllanco ran into the
:i’t‘:?h03ne;".l striking her on the star-
,Rl‘ .3 o and on tin a lame so
homicidal; ‘ g n ' n
was dense fog. which was like an
abrupp wall. v'I‘ho schooner '94. few mlir
ates lieforc the accident was in sight
of the light on thehoooh, and she was
just entering the fog when the steam-
er emerged from iii and struck her.
Captain Rogers, of the schooner, run
suits
this
i
extent of the damage. The crew in
the meantime got the host orerhouru
and threw their-clients into it. The
schooner took in the water rapidly-mid
settled eonui‘derubly. when the crow
abandoned the wreck’und went on
board the steamer. ‘
4 'Nsw4YOnR's TARov PASSAos.
NEW Elli, April 30-Thc Ansell
4 ,iiihcr New York. Cup] in
”which ' ' it
’oililn
e loss 'oftlie stésnr
4 4 414 and tail end ,slugt.
, 4 Outlay 'tli4e;‘22d, at 7:30 h, 4.,
'4 :4 ‘Wlfoh‘ion 'thlrty‘ciglit hours outi'rom
clierliourg,fthe4port propeller and tall-
4 . end an 4 Wild carried away. The
, 4‘ ti. canifg proceeded under her “slur.
, Mt no at‘th‘o rule of ah‘outfour-
/
‘ . hri'l
* ‘1" . ' .‘ r There was no
simmers ' y 4 4? tlip44’”plisseng§rs
,’ii9mh"tfl“s_iie, groin , find. . , 4 tourmd. ‘mun‘y‘ot '
" Mir-lulu: "Him W-ii . 4 _4‘.;;iriis e subsist aware of it until ‘
dinilé’véiii‘hii-‘I’ldln Denier, l4 ifléoriucd'hy ho ship's ,0m00r5.441)lli‘- .
may.» . . ~ W“ 1i: l 4 thei‘whold ‘ yoga moderate wohtlh
‘Yourcanuot'onioy perfect. 4 health, or w ed. 4‘ x ‘
I“ l . i
' WPENNTFNgISNT. BAKsn pm.
pi‘li '304—Oluirlca M.
- Bak r,.fo ,iua, I a s. choral so or:
‘ , lntogli‘dtit tif'co‘li‘ltgdgii .ii ‘ p
old my. will” today
.. fimml. superintendent:
doing 5 .7Nully‘wdsi4
. did {smitpupssmmndehh‘4Mr. 4
.. 4 4t , tolcgrhph mun Will enter
ms 0
Mrs. Caroline vvy- “
'Lihurics 4
Ndw-dfork’bu this” talkie :
The prevailing "weather-
forwcrdmitu' invitation). examine the ,
4 sailed from southam‘p- “‘
heirliouigonnpril 20; arrived ,
g lifter} Very tardL‘p‘cs: .
n of the‘l‘ostnl‘ V .~ '
AN ly.» consultant ‘
4 lot telegraph; .
recently appointed 3an .
Barker hi it -.
..., 4..4.,.,. . all H4 w‘fl‘éii
Season fairly opened. . Solos clllhh
lug every day, and they’ll continue to
climb while we make such offerings
of stylish up-to‘dstoflvuists as these:‘
. ~ 4._,« ’; trailed ‘t‘ ,
Fine
wash
yd. 4‘
before
Ladles’ Shirt Wuists in parcels and
Lawn, special; Silo.
Ladies“ Waiets. nicely made, good
quality Gingham or Percale, 50c.
Ladies’ white Lawn Wuists, tucked
buck and front, new sleeve. 89c.
Lsdics’ gliambray shirt waists, in
plain‘ colors or stripes, Bishop sleeve,
fancy collar, $11.00. '
Ladles' plain colored Chumhrsy‘
Walsts, latest style tucked front and
back, front insertion trimmed, $1.39.
1.9:).
-—-——~—
ll SELLING or SILKS.
Exceptional buying opportunities
come our way occasionally. When
they do come our way. we at once put
them in your way, so you may share in
the saving.
lilvinch wash silks, new line in all
the new and best colors, special value.
49c yd.
24tinch all silk Fouiards in the
m
150.
Fresh as
you next
Strlp44 44
and can: with
.rqudilty‘ioor ui
richi'limc dad it éc - ,
3611110413. '
colors or polka. dots,l4 u ‘
"itnd‘ hold, their in.
stems salvo
UNDER WEAR.
Want to keep these t
have been more carefully:
No stock holds ‘bettersv values:
Women's pure white lace
Women‘s flue cotton Vests,
fancy colored lace . fronts,
Women's lisle thread
pink and bl'ue, 25c.
Mon’
Drawers. full line sizes; 26’
Men‘s Egyptian Baihrigg‘s 44
and DraWers, superior fdhi‘i lm
ish, tile. 4 ,_ 4 “ '
Children’s fine ribbed
heel and toe, fashioned heei,‘
ity, 17c. '
Men’s fancy stripe and poi
half 'lioso, 121,90. "
Women's fast black polka d
Women's fast black plainror
with white feet, lei/ac. . »
Women‘s fancy lace, lisle hos
lot We and 75c. ‘
lit} Washington bireei. South Norwslk. Colin."
durum _, ‘ *4... P1011 Educate r
‘i ,
. .4 . «reeves
44mm warm; ,
in .u ‘ rs
addfillgulrfi
l3"
.
w»
you. No sections
1215.0. -
25¢ ,
r i
5 French Baibrifiéa
WRIGHT
The Most Popular Whisk:
in America
«2.» TAYLOR»
niacin
Louisville. Ky. ‘ .
son SALE or
. Dairy, Mifiiatute Cream, etc.
was and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
will call on us.
w ,
QMéJmmpnéy.Jinghtsmn
BMW
4. A nowotdnlcfind blood builder."
Central Food “Cd’s
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES ——- Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE —- Elegant Cream, Roqueiort, English '
FRUIT --1 'l‘i‘lorida and California Navel Oranges, Bait
VEGETABLES —- Spinach, Cauliflower, Celery" Tb- ,
matoes, Cucumbers, water Cress and Hot House Radish!
MEATS, POULTRY App FISH 0F ALIJKIim
Roe shad are coming now, and we are having
luck in getting the good ones, as they take to our bat
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you iffy.
: 4 The Central Foo
. Comer Refinedflécqand,.. 4
Wasfit'ngton Street; , ~ 4 :i
Lou of. Memory.‘ slimminddlsi
cum. all effectslof- sunshine or. excess undiindiaoiai
Store
(1 Co
Bringséh
i‘u
Opium or.
Mnkobio
Norwalk Chronicler