. VV Nev/kirk. of Morgan,
region and New 11.5 and:
low pleasure co
yesterday morn lift
the Jersey coast .1151,
south‘. i this
follow on by p e on
'l hursday . .-
John McShorry is ill fit his home in
Harbor avenue.
The Men’s Guild, of Grace Church.
will meet at 8 oclock this evening.
Raymund Brothers have the barge
Dospatch at their dock loaded with
coal.
Charles C’afi’rey has moved haul Uh
ion street South Norwalk, to Cross
street, Norwalk, Q1 ‘ 1
s ~I-~:,-—«n—-—~« '
Postmaster B. S. Keith is having
numerous ilnprovomentsmade to big
house. 1
Washington Chapter, It. A. M., will
hold a special meeting this eveniVng to
work the M. M. and? ..M degrels.
.—
'l‘hc class of 1900. Center iligh
School, is planning to hold a class ro-
union. this year.
Welcome Str'angol Lodge Sons of
St George, initiated one candidate,
last night.
Mrs- John M. Burr and children, of
Richmond Hill L. L, are the guests of
H S. Gibbs. or' ArchV street.
Robert S. Barclay, of New York will
occupy the Roscoe cottage at Hickory
Bluff, about June lst
Mr. and Mrs. F. N..Marshuil. of Bos-
ton, are the guests of Mr. and‘Mrs.
Howard Knapp. of Norwaik.
’Mrs. Theodore Fowler, of Middle
Patent. N. Y.. has roturu‘on from a visit
with M1. and Mrs. G. D. Worden of Ur-
(hard street.
All the plumbers and tinncrs in tilt!
lonos -llotchkies Company 11 shop have
put in their applications for member-
ship in the Union. /
_—‘i
C. A. Partrick. who lias been the
guest of his sister, Mrs." N; l. Meserve.
of West Washington street, returned
south. yesterday.
'ilw Junior Christian Endeavor So-
itlcty oi the South Norwalk Congrega-
lionai Church is holding a meeting
this afternoon in the church parlors
Frank Growthcr's. who was operared
on at the hospital, for appendicitis. is ,
doing as Well as can be expected.
case was a serious one.
The
Mr, Huliock and Miss Mattie Hal-
lor- k who have been the guests of Mrs.
William Waterman ol’ Dnnbury, have
returned home
William A. (lrlllln, of
street. has purchased the house in
ilOWnik’S avenue, owned by Jesse W.
lluiicrson.
Captain and Mrs. Adrian Zoodor. of
San Francisco, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence F. Osborn. of Arch
street.
Edson of South Norwalk
lrcwis.
spent. Sunday with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Wilbur E. Lewis in Glen-
brook.
A hill passed the Senate yesterday,
authorizing mortgage of real estate
of the late Gilbert1Blrdsall,of the
Nor walk I’rohuto District.
PAINT YOUR BUGGV FOR 750.
with Devoe'a Gloss Carriage Paint.
ready I'tor use: 10 colors. Gives a
high gloss equal to' new. Sold by
Comstook, Watki s 81 Dow, E iii. Gor-
211119111111 from Middle paW
' port correspondent
RaymondV .
c crsfluilp r
VVqumorrewzati/ign‘
W‘h
Grated on at the hospital Saturday.
improving. / 9 'li‘ 1/1111 .311
1119; the Mrs. V H. Yarns ‘ oiN
Y0nl1 are visiting Dr. land ewe dirt!
Mark Stevens. of unions use re-
‘2
where he has been for several 11559.1.
.W‘r in!" 9.1 V1 Ilil .
low Am, tons-m
John Lowth who was tormériy em
pioycd by li‘anney and diet, bps
taken the position of» (11‘ m:
.R. DeF‘orost’a bake wagons
fin. to molly at South
leave {Yew York for. guess a
day, per 8 8. Teutonic:
Miss May Wheatcr. of the Southern
New England Telephone Company's
Central cities, is ill of scarlet ervor, at
her home in Bolden avenue.
—VM ._~ also» rash
iii/9.6
William Bell has sold his
to N'm-wa‘lii parties .1 16111:
sold his sloop YMM Vii
Mrs William Rundle Smith and
Town Clerk HerbertR. Smith loft N08
Walk this morning. for MdMlnnviilo
Tennessee, where they will spend a
month. _. 1,
The household goods of J. E. Martin.
formerly superintendent of the Dan-
hury division of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad. arche-
ing moved from Dflnblll’rthm‘Md.
Mabel left yesterday for Clinton.
Mass" where Miss Hamiltpn Mill mj
main a couple of weeks, visiting rein
tivos and friends. Mr Hamilton re-
tul nod today/19' ”
Members of the Easter chorus of the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. met
in the church last night, and practice;
music for the Epworth League is
twelfth anniversary; which takes place
on May”
*Cal'penterc wanted by SIB. Wilson.
W , 1 : ‘91
Members of the Daughters oi Liber-
state council oi Cbnnecticut Daughter 3
of Liberty, which convene; in annual
session with Virginia Dare council at
Norwich today '1‘.
W
The Women‘s Home Missionary so-
ciety of the Scrum Norwalk Baptist
Church. is holding a retrospective
meeting in the church this afternoon
The work of the past year will be gone
over.
/
F‘..Starmont of New Haven.
CharlesE
walk Methodist Church. He entered
upon his duties today. Mr SturmontI
is an excellent player and thermls no
doubt that he will give genuine sails-U
faction
i
r
A special trolley car will leave the
Mahackemo Hotel corner at 8 pclooll
tomorrow night. for the purpose IIol
More Company. to Norwallr when;
Phoenix Engine Company will give
them a supper.
‘The Senate concurred yesterdayi‘n
dett and enlisted man of the First Reg-
iment for lichiiitydor clothing charsgd
to them at Nisntlc in i8illbo10rmt to
sag ment was mustered in o tho'Unit-
ed. States service
Frank H. Merrill. E. P. Wood, rar-
ford Alexander Bern lo, William K.
“Maples; Walter 11- out. or: setup-
nan. Postmaster Crown: {)9 91311:!”th
and others. attended tlr
slon bi 'Pyrriruld Temple N10
hold in Bridgeport. last eliciting.
degree WaaI conferred and a banquet
followed.
((995,;
Floor Paint 1200815 11'
Aqua?”
makes 11.le prisms.
:er fully
twice as long as cheaper iloor pain
Sold by Comatock, rWstklnl a Do
ham. J. 'I‘ Prowl. , 1 1
. 19.3}. Corbin.
y:
. ”’85 ”We 9"1-19
LEGS SPRING LAMB. *
cuol‘cs youuo rot/Vi...
native ViiAL violator.
Valli. turner. I
aunts them a messy some
spare rut/tn nos soup,
, VV 'l‘ila illness Right i
Yu
V' rtuc’ 1.1..
rat/.11 1.5.
12 to 16¢ 1.9,
soc La.
1311 Lil.
10o Ll.
CURE!) MAME:
Vllr. Robb: Bpllrufiul Pill-aggéglggroy “at? V“
”JP. nail 11111159111
male ”’1 ran
VMISsos Mary Morgan and Nollie VGrii-i
New in thV'VV p1.
lsaac G. Hamilton and daughter
ty in The N,.orwalks are attending the 99'
is the new organist at the South Nor-i
conveying the members of Putnam '
passing the bill relieving Colonel Bun- ‘
ron '.S Bolts, 'A; 0. Wheeler. 1111le Holt '
specialiu‘vllep .
:i‘iic:
vAnulsu M11313," psi/oils vsa V ,
solos;
articular
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in wisht
mouth“ tip
'1'" 11":me
3303 no orpuon DB.
”it hit 11111111316511 .
it’ll/ii tggwss oniy’ b 1
stress With blast gone
for $2 and $1 50,‘ ‘comm '
low shoes at $2, and‘so
VWOOL DRESS GOODS.
su‘lV‘mcr draws nearer and
stronger and stronger-Iii
iection 15 large and virgin.”
Andaluse. cre ll "viii ‘
infires wide,‘ ”2 dV "
r fiqné'aj
der. i) inch 9 will . 5i 1.
Crepes donshlnofwtiolvlfidi‘gailH-hht1
woolp beautiful shades. 5. 25010 13550.
local, 819.85 yd.
Nun? s- veilings. course but handsome.
7.5;.- yd. Filler one» 1081.251 yd.
[Jolt aisle. rear.
1.389 5.9
4.1
- designs we shouts WM H? '
the most proxresatvmmehui
1 611' you c
gun. such beautiful coloring, sit ii uyl
out quality" mills: ones. we a can
you not see how dosiniblo this as pur-
chase here? i .'
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'PK‘INTEVRS AND NPAPDER' HANGERS
in;
DERVV & Viiilll
, I
Painter: and Paper Hang. . '
33 South Main scat
* Opposite Haviland 81m“ “1‘19“
1/1 {$98
‘ ”Pi-ll film 1' 9 "i
is all“ whore mm of the causes Vol
um We their rise. '19
Besides these. there are low
nearer the demand for soft.ligl1t- _ 1_ r:
iii/eight wool «smegma; grows ,. 1 .
' “219m- .
novelty on the crepe or .1
"illuilsdcwne the sent! its. sigkaurl _
$5 00 to Sill. ill)
The between priced ‘s‘utts are
that class.
Try our new special at
$1000
. mil {grill
Tire vaiueiwe give at this
price will be an aéreeable sur-
' f plus to you.
Open Every Evening Until 9
3 'Clock
Telephone 133-12.
1(11 2...
as i Son
inV‘V'xlt-V ’" 19.11.
TAVILOVRG. CLOTHIEVRB.
usvrcuioweaum-mss, ,
a - . r 1
:i.“ i
lV1Vli'
85 Washington st. 80. Norwaik
V Resorts.
.1: stuck Bros” South Norwalh. he once
. o‘l’ shimmers for cleaning hatter/3’ ket-
They all know the trouble they
9.9»
, and sofchats in the rough. and make :1
Lean. at the 11111111511 mo
‘ So {Nor alk
. on V l
‘ hats than (Stirs-4s that we are always
V. glacial:
1' some new with
: ew York. and for
the past seven ya 19 manager; (301119
: ed a furnishinlfQ'a
at South Norma
Georgew. Mel-1r splashy :8
Norwalk, a practice hatter,
opened a. retail hair , 1,
Va... where he is men so
M sud ptlmthats. 1
store
is silk
ul'aclurers at bod ice in the lelfih
woullVfJ do well to look into the matter
ties
have in keep
at set factory
Wright will cheerfully take it back.
‘ ,oli (3: WI ' 00.. realizing that
1 no a good selling
‘I-lli‘o bowing airline. pearl
and stoVnc colors There being a do
mend for higher crowns in derby
shapes. the firm have. gotten« out the
Eton and are showing it 5141111531111:
Grand Duke which started in a 5%
The mCirotutn & Knapp Company say
31139“ mi millionth this ,1 month:
$9116?er 1151513 we 1101mm
casinos: in batten our methods. Every
battered method means dollars to pro9
nd consumer and so tie the
" up Company. WI large
tildes ohm experience."“1,skiiiod
Kim!"
on andrimrlo Methods have
Room iinproying th' or liability ’V’
. . .11 um»
Gavin-blur“ cot. NVervrsoid inbuilt.
Emmet iiipduier who blutoull
anluamiood"
THE UNITED MATTERS OF NORTH
AMERIC CA.
The report or the secretary of the
United Hatters of North America for
the past char in is published. Total
receipts for t c three months were
58.344. 40 with disbursements as fol-
lows: 'IV‘o treasurer. 88. 269 to; agent
on the road. '350; other expenses $35;
receipts from Newark makers $795.91
and 891866 from Newark finishers.
The Orange association contributed
$2. 033. 97
The union of bottom is the oldest in
the united States. dating back to the
beginning of the eighteenth century
The first national convention or hot-
ters was held in New York in 1854
the Hatters' Union. The name select
ed at this convention was the Hat Fin
lshcrs' National Association. Prior to
1884 there were unions of batters in
various cities of the country, some out
his back to the time of the lHGVOiiltilm
”Newark Advertiser.
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TOBACCOSPIT
and ms M 0 KB
. 951‘ ' our; Manny!
Ill ormfo
gull til own. 8.13.1... 1111 9.8:. mile?
[I
£313.“ IR moo aggngl' ‘Tdrgry ill
days. our ,
let m-iruAlVildiVlVVzefiitaFmAVa rgmméi‘anmfi
' u v on re“ 1N
REMEDY Co., Chicago or New York. L437
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FOREST FIRES.
Seventyvflvo Acre: in Entiold Burned
Overs—Fire West of Windsor.
.. About? noon? Monday. a fire was dis
cdvér‘ed in the woods north’ of Mr. Mc-
Namara‘s house in “London district."
in maids It? burned we: :a large
tract of timber land and destroyed
much young timbers, At. 4 o‘clock the
the was yet burning and one of the
the young people is a large hill cov-
emu. with trailing srbntus. whihu is
burned to a crisp. About seventyl- -iivo
acres were burned over, and at tmes
the flames could be seen from Enheld
street rilihe property where the tire
started belonged to John Bunty, who
has a log cabin and lives in it with an
old man, and has lived there about a.
your. 36 saved a large pile of sawed
mood. About thirty ores of his land
were burned over... be other inserts
were Messrs. McNamara and Turner;
or a time, the ilro spread toward the
‘ theme or Mr. Mcthara and it was ,1
diflcult tor the tow helpers present to ,:-
turn it may. .
1.. i1
1' Movie when THE HAT usvrsw.
man's 11111111111111 goods store at South
Norflik on Me ch'8
‘ 'I l‘ii-Ifloyt, Woithuusou 81 Co
South Nor-walk; manufacture both still.
oaretul study of the requirements oi
their cu'etonieru.
pm; Volit Hat Company.
bus «with 9 pop or styles in New York
ii: and a tiny I good hat. as made by
Will list Company. for every pair-
ciilur buyers in other cities.
A WMIELY oPBICH.
The speech made by
re parting
an.-
A suitable loun-
ol "Camel g
bonnet: at
1 its
V 1 mm Warm.
recently '
Norfolk. 1
1 Bi! had flfhoon L
Mr.VV
, deep. is new bolus sold largely 111' a I
{13% 53mm baud. makes arvery stylish but
' r
The organization was then knowrr as .
losses which will be felt by many of '
' ‘Miilb'rd rerun opened a hat and I' ‘
aniline
. torture or 1115119111111 stilt hate or load- .
. hr their card this
, my rem loll? a?
identical: H as 11 ion of “Mir marina," i
. we pay‘ the slow limit; Vie:
silhouette ..
was nuts allocate us: 1
a a; .
Season fairly opened Sales climb9 11
mg every day, and they'll continue to :
climb while we make such briefings ‘1
of stylish uptodate waists ”as theses
rich preceded e ,
861111111 su-pcrioi'I‘e all
sales. light or dark 0912?
. munch lace strincz
colorings and designs, 2th
Mercerlzed silk Clrarnbr
colors or polka dotsi' pint
wash and hold their. sum
lid-1 1
3101:111le Allin
churns/1.9m ,
Went to keen; these two its
before you. nNo sections
have been more careful]
1N0 stock holds batters value
so.“ Women's pure White laeii
.,-Vests 1255c” .I :1
Women' s line on on
igncy colored lace/V fronts 25
C.
“Women s lisle thread Vests
pink and blue, 2511.
Mon' 8 French Salbriggan
Drawers full line sizes;
Men’ s Egyptian 1111111111133
canfii Drawers superibr fainter
Ladies' Shirt WaistsV in percalc and
Lawn special 391:.
Ladies' Waists, nicely made
quality Gingham or Percale, 5013.
Ladies' white Lawn Waiths, tuckedV
back and front. new sleeve, 8th
Ladies’ Chambray shirt waists, in
plain colors or stripes, Bishop sleeve.
inncy 1201111128100.
Ladies plain colored Chambray
Waists, latest style inched front and
back. trout insertion trimmed, $1 39.
" SELLING 01’ “W- ‘1 third. 11:11:11.1...
Exceptional buying opportunities “y 17(._.
come our way occasionally When Mons fancy stripe and 9,,
grey (it) come our way. We at once out half 11059 12124.10
1cm 11 your way, so you may share in 1
the saving. "Alimony is last block poll1
19inch wash silks, new line in all Womcns fast black plain or
the new and best colors special value. with‘ white feet,12%c.1
48 cy . 9 Women‘s fachy lace, llsle ho
24-inch all silk Foulards in the lat- 50c and 75c.
m
litWastllulltou Street. South Norwalk, Conn. V
Vlé
,o,49
The Most Popular Whisks
in America V
WRIGHT 1!. TAYLOR.
Louisville. Ky.
M... .
FOR ,SALE BY
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES —- Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE —- Elegant
. Dairy, Miniature Cream, etc.
Cream, Roquefort,
Eng! _
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you
will call on us. . . 9
The Central Food Co
,1 WV'
. VI Comer Railroad Place and
Washington Street.
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Dyspepsia. Sick 3552536”, Ingificflud‘b V ,_
or Contivenéss'mcannot cure .
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