”its. .THI! random. :
“ ALLHAVANA
irrnvmn
And other High Grade Brands.
Short knickers-11 very at-
tractive all tobacco line. Call
and inspect.
1
' ackomo Bik.
.hldrwnlk .
- Local Nous Nate‘s
Guam Bldg.
{Nor-walk. i,
"711 m ._, .1,,, ,L, .,.....;_....,..i
“ ‘ “‘1 T. Elton B. Baker has he 11 visiting his
WATHER FORE‘DA. grandfather, BL‘ P Carter, in Plain—
lei: or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- Ville. '
night dud,,.,’1‘uesday Local showers
have occured in the past 24 hours over
the. Rocky Mountain slope and in the
lower Mississipm valley. Pleasant
, Weathéh has prevailed in the northern
11n'd1easte1'i'1 sections. The area or
high pres uro continues over the lake
rd luns‘,“ on‘ditions furor for this vi
of fly- pleasant weather with light
frost during the night. but quite warm
during the day. ,
0111 Brothers Lodge I O. 0. F.. will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
The pupils of the Norwa’lk Unlvcr
sity school will present a fill 11(- at the
school tomorrow afternoon
Thomas P. O’Brien this morning 1'11
named his new position as clerk at C.
L. Glover's grocery store in Norwalk.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Officml Board of the First Methodist
Church will be held at 8 o'clock to-
‘ night.
”13.; 1, Mills will show you the new
cat designs in Onyx Hosiery. They
are lovely. See the new vellings.
Theodore 11111111111, 1‘1 111 Golden 11111
street will leave South Norwaik Wed-
nosday for Newtown, on a three weeks“
treating expedition.
Herbert Daniels, of Bridgeport for
merly of Norwalk was the. guest. yes-
tn day of his slstér,‘ Mrs Dennis Val-
entine. of ill Taylor Meme.
”(3.1 E Talmad‘ge. of Norfolk, Va"
Tpent Sunday with his blather. R. P
alina‘dge, in south NorWalk and met
a number of his. former friends.
It large plate glass was installed
this morning in:: one of the front win-
down“ of Willis H Sciicck’s clothing
store. in Wall street to replace a brok-
on one.
”—
Quite a large number of smelt are
being caught with nets in the Norwaik
River. They run quite a distance up
into the fresh Water and some wore
caught Saturday hear the Mechanic ‘
street railroad bridge
Guests yesterday at the Hotel Nor-
walk included Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Treadweil Mr; and Mrs. L. C'. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ambler 'Mr.~
and Mrs. Norton and daughter Nor-
walk; Elias White, Miss Nellie White
visiting friends in South Norwuik.
again.afte1 a brief siege of the min.
Crunbury chapel, yesterday afternoon.
Sleuth Norwulk. spent Sunday in iletll‘
Crown Cigar.
the. guest of Bridgeport f1iends yester-
day.
walk were visilms in ihldgepmt, yes»
terday.
was the guest of relatives In Dnnbury
over Sunday.
Plat-e, spent Sunday with her parents
in , Ridgefleid.
will leave this week for New Haven.
where he will Tésmfi
J S S. 'l‘lllotson will have a fine dis
pg)?" of Easter an. beginning Mmch
2 t1
freight depot, was the guest of his par —
ants in Brooklyn. yesterday.
lice
friends in Bridgeport, yesterday.
New Jersey. is the silent of his brother.
Charles T. Nelson; of Crébcent Terrace.
yesterday. and was a visitor with his
mothex. Mrs- John Davis, of River
street.‘
bury. of Brooklyn slid William H. B.
Dishrow, of New York, have been the
guests of D. E. Disbrow, of West ave-
hue
wil hold‘ a session this evening. when
the matter, of instituting a sick benefit
fund will bi‘?Rurther discussed nud nob
ed upon
night in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church there was an attendance of
seventy and a very interesting and en.
thuslastic service was held.
Mills. 81. 00 a pair, warranted up to-
date shades and styles.
inlst. Paul's, Church, Newark N.
Friday night” The rector, Rev. George
Ncifert preached in Trinity Church.
South No1walk. three weeks 11110.3
‘ Mrs. Jeremiah Test, of New York, is '
visiting; friends in South Normdk.
Mrs Jeremiah Yoat of New Ymk is
m
Miss Vivian Sodcrs‘t'rom, of Bayvicw
a,venuo spent Sunday in New York.
.1.
N.i.V Jones. of Cranbury. is around
... «admit. ,... ._
Rev. Charles T. Coerr preached in the
Miss Ratchford. of Cross street
._——q “W
«You can always enjoy an imperial
Frederick M. Miller, of Norwalk. was
‘ «a...
11.11.111.101. and family, of Nor-
Miss'Mollle Rice, of ailnford Place.
. y..m.t..~p.~t—.
Miss Jeanette McClynn of ilanfonl
m... ..
,Nut‘hahDI Peck. of Leonard street.
,, ~ATTENT|ON LADIES.
Sii Washington street.
.“m,
William Eyerson. of the Norwalk
'. WM... .
Edward Stuart of O. B. Wilson‘s of—
Norwhllty' ‘wss a visitor with
Arthur om 11.1.0.1; 1.1 Vlnelan‘d
1..
John Weyerhanser was in N01 walk.
lax-Councilman and Lestei .l. Wate1-‘
Catholic union Council. .K- '01 (11.,
At the Young People's meeting last
-Buy your Easter Gloves of S l.
Rev. Rom‘illy‘l‘l‘. Plumphrles preached
J.
1'.—.1.
EASTER 1
JEWELRY SALE. .1
Thousands of trinkets at small
prices.
Surprising beauty, for Illustration.
in brooches still c.
t.lficoiwelcd lorgnott chains, worth $1
fl
Waist sets of, a new style worth
the at 25c
Center front.
Mll—LINERY.
Opening days are over; the styles
mo, Axed Handsome new hats are
icedy 11. piodty——thero' ll be no better
time than now to choose.
Thank you for the praise of our
taste, of the display of the individu-
ality of the hats. .,
Everybody seems quick to see, too.
that hats are sold flow like other nlor
cliaudiso—«llt dry goods prices.
Right doruer. rear.
TEA AND COFEE.
Howro teas and coffees are the best
sold at the price in town.
Every cant you pay comes back in
the tea or coffee itself.
Basement. renter.
MEN'S. dLOVEa.
New Styles and colors for Mr. Par-
ticular Man’s Easter wear. ‘
Heavy walkiug- gloves, hand sowed
and fastening with one ll‘tolgo pearl hut-
ion ve1.v “(lashy"-« 8L5
Adlers' gloves. some 061 the spring
colors seem doubly rich in them-31. 50
Meyer’s sncdé gloves“ gray with
stitched back‘s,~$l. so and $1.
Dent 11 (every man known how good
they the) gloves, light or medium
wt'ight~—$l. 85.
Dogskin gloves (Meyer‘s make) in
new colors specially good quality 8]
BQYS ’ Skid gloves all sizes and col-
or:~'-$1,,»7fic and bile.
EASTER PiCTUREs.
Appropriate subjects such as
Cholr- boys
Madonna
Ecco Homo .
Christ at Gethsemane
Platinettes or 111114 mat mounted on
easel for lilo.
25Colored subjects with gilt frame-—
Filter" pictures that breathe the Bias:
te‘r spirit—$1 $195 $3 and $4.
Basement ”
MANICUR! ‘
'ijh'e‘ stirv ‘e"of an expat operator
and absolute privacy are yours.‘ 350
Men are beginning to find how am
vé‘u‘lent tho, little parlor on the third
floor 111.1
Take elevator
iNdRAiN SQUARES.
‘Wholc carpets woven without seam
and with tasteful borders Large and
small Mares in green oak, blue and
red combinations.
We sell more and more each year.
This springs are very pleasing.
3 by 21,11. yards. “:5
it by 3 manure.
3 by 3‘14. wrath-37.
3 by 4 yogi-18;,
Manufacturer says they il wash and
come out as bright and fresh in color
as they are now.
Third lico1.iaitc elevator. ,
one HOWLAND
~ LESS WORK
LESS i if 1MB
3
‘ governor may appoint; Skid he. 1
nihl‘t
supports as...
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His, illiiill 1311111.. 3111.11.11.11 Him
Has lien Narrated Willi 111.11....
in The P131 Fifteen Years
We...
HARTFORD.‘ March 244111 the ab
sense in the south of Governor George
P. McLean nothing authoritative can '
be stated regarding who the probable
successor of insurance Commissionox
Scoflelcl may be The governm himseli
has; per,haps not yet heard of Commie
stoma Scoflcld'sresighation for when
leaving ior the south to recuperate
after a stramu‘ms period of official ser-
vice he left directions that no corlo
spondo‘nce be sent after him to his re
treat, and that no word of any nature
he transmittedto him by wire 01- mail
except of the possible invasion of the
state : or some emergency whit h ought
necessitate the calling out of the
militia Commissioner Scoiicld’s resig-
nation therefore still lies on the gov
ernor' s desk- in the executive chamber
of the capitol awaiting his return "
But. this, does not prevent the indul
pence 11,1 considerable speculation as to
who may be‘ called upon to fill the
unexpired term of Commissioner Sco
field. There trill only be a year and a
month of it to run from the date of
Commissioner Scofleld's resignation
June 1.111 this connection Mi'. Soc
fields owh opinion may be. valuable
To the inuulry ot a Registel than, Mr
Scoileld said he the no idea whom the
“I hope that‘ Theron Upson. the
chief clerk in the state insurance of
flee, may be selected. 1 am not sure
that Mr U‘li‘llofi would accept the of
flee. it entails a large alriount of re
sipohsibllity‘, hut i feel certain that the
liftsuranco interests of the state would
his safe in Mr. Upson’ a hands
perfectly familiar with all the details,
of the office. having lidé‘n tonne too,
with it far, iii more. Mr lineup is, at
ting along in years and he might pony
sibly consider that it‘ would be unwise,
for him to asrlnne 1the large respons'l
hiiiti‘és attaching to the office put
the affairs of the bureau are in excel
lent shape. l have had to do a great
deal of hard work to get them fair
that conditltm and i think my soccer
nor will have comparatively fair soil 1
lug."
“Was there any reason than that al
ready Stated why you have tendered
Km" resignation?“ was asked Mr. Sco
eid . 1
“No ab‘solutoiy none" replied he
“My relations with Governor McLean
have been entirely cordial. My legal
business has attained to that point
whether i should relinquish it ox the
insurance commissionership. and as
NORWALK’B TREASURES.
Gowns Given Her Belle: of Long Ago.
by the British. 1
. Treasured away in boxes in an old '
house near Norwalk Center are a him
her of goivhs which have 11 romantic
history They are Empire gowns on
Hair.
Philmont New York P. Mi'Qulllon.
New .York:
“31166155111115
_ for your. ,
Sundavbinner
Choice Turkeys.
Roasting éhickens ”and 'Fowl.
, about a couple of months .and will then
kér in Paughkeepste New “York. Mr.
Sullivan intends to stay in that city for
leave for St. Louis. Me
John Sullivan. of 48 Belden avenue, 1
Norwaik has seemed a position as be.» 5
LESS MUNfEY ‘ '
.41. ........
J F. 1131mm resigned his position as
clerk at Ewaayor C. L. Glover's groc-
ery store. Saturday night. and assumed,
his new duties as shipping clerk for
‘ neCessarv when you u‘Se a‘
the American Typewriter Company. iii"
gas range.
And you alwgtys hair: a
‘of the Revolution. as gifts to sisters of
iheir appreciation of the social pleas
hroidered and figured rich silks. 1 Some
11111112111111: the fashion or pclouaise so
lamlllagtn' cuts ofl the Revolutionary
ported: several of: these gowns were
made from materials sent to this coun
try (WGreht'Til'lthin by British o‘fll
11ers who had: returned aim the close
:he M13. Philip Livingston of that pm
on ‘
"~1'l‘he officers look this way of shoiving
1. 3" South Norwaik’s Great, Dry
4111.”.
Dildos house
"H .1“ ’1 . ‘
"1
‘13:!“11”
J A “131 p‘tfi’COi.
reassessed «reread»
JOHN W. 32‘" TTY,
.N
Phone 1474'. ,
bid '3‘
is planning to set his house or:
houses into proper condition for iiiv,
.uew occupants in order to save:
time and loss of rent when ten
ants begin to more
A little paint and paper Will
make your house more attrac-
rtive and inviting to new home
seeker.
We will “brighten up' for you
at a reasonable charge. Con"
suit as and learn full of our
1:3
3‘?
1
my revenue from my profession would offers
DRY GOODS CO.. be larger than that from my official
, , , , Bridgeport. ,. 112,111,333, ,,,1';g..'° 111001111 "ermine $207 5.131% 117.111.119.101. St. '3;
M 1:11.» D'erilrd‘ M” N
oxidized
Salas
ARE 5mm, 114110501115
AND‘USEFUL
Weloan :fhmfo those who vanish
to solve an small, auras, of home
”till begins Saturday, ii
i:
‘de'r
1 1,1. 1‘5"
legitimate. profit on
rill i that H
wear
11.11 even) garment 1$ 111619.53}:
good materials well put to
' gather and. generouslu Sized;
Experience. proves to as thattheae yearl specie
aromost satisfactoryto our buyingpablic. ‘ “
why they are satisfactory are:
for them on an extensive scale; we very material]
largely increase the volume of business.
the replenishing time for, their muslin underwear it
and by so doing they get the best pick and chaos ‘ fr
best makeis of undernmslins 111 the couch y .T ”e
to make this sale representative in every particular
111011 22 111111 11111111111111
85 -85 Washii‘illton
We plan for their: ad:
the lines advertised, and, are d‘b
Wonton,,,_
about buying Furniture .,
in Bedroom ,Ruiis watake first pi are as easily as Bedroom 8a
the leading position in the household
lliidseye Maple, Bi1ch and Oak are certainly handsome and the price
it} reasonable that you can easily afford to in up that spare bedroom. Be Bu
«3,. to examine our complete lines, of
,11371 FURNITURE, CARPETS.MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, LlNOLEUMS, LACE
CURTAINS. PORTiERES, ETC.
12, NORTH MAIN STREET.
We have the goods and prices to please
A. J. COLLINS & CO.-
Funeral Directors and Embaimers
hold,
The latest design in Man an
scorn NORWAE
When coughing awéy and Dishinp for relief '
send for a bottle of
Brazdlan Balm
, ., ; 7. ,-.Itiw1'llsarely relieire.
Native Veal. Spring Lamb Calves'
Bridgeport. this morning.
lgnver Roast Beef, Fresh Hams, Fresh “was. ...... 1 1 '
Pork. Mr and Mrs.Cl1uries Murray and tu‘ COOk
Cherry' Red Corned Beef. 1 son; effector avenue, left Sathirday for
elici us 0 u, 1 , cl Rosev le New Jersey, for 11 hr ef visit.
0px;“ L2" 6:11:11; Caro 111a SM! on Mrs. C. A. Tucker, fMain street ‘eu—
g ‘ 1‘ tertaine '1'h her sister. ‘Miss Croce Bar—
‘ SPECIAL hum. of .117 York ye. erday.‘ , ‘ -
‘ :1 ' ~ my... : _ \ H ’11”
Small Sugar Cured Hams 13c lbw 1111...... Thornton infant son or Mr. ‘ ‘ ““
Shoulders . . ... ... . . . .... ..... 10c lb. andtMrs pans Bilsell', died at the par
Bacon ........ 13111.1: lb. «into. home Meatloaf street East - 1 1 .
~ ....__.... Norwalk. 1 funeral will be held to: ~ :
wafternoon at 11 o'clock. Rev.
roan wtil conduct the set-Vices:
clean kitchen and a cheer-1i
ares they had enjoyed while quartc1 ed
iii New York. They often found that
time. (hugged upon their hands and to
rel eve the tedium p.11 ties were. given
hése sisters, being numbrcd amen"
th belies of the period were often in-
vited to attend although loyal to the
American cause. They p1 oved so
charming to, the British officers that
they were ineque'ntly asked to go
sleighriding with them.’ ‘ ’
was.) the British gallants went
away at the close of the war they pre-
sented their horses to the women as an
indication of their hopreclati‘on of the
conrtesies shown to them‘, and upon
their arrival in Ensland sent over the
fabrics far the gowns now preserved in
gaunt Mspchpéamve
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3 000 people who are peeking es in
' the west. More their lilo 351351111
stepped off in Kai spell. and will look,
War the valley wit ii: View 111 settlhi
here.
Norwaik.
French. aged seventy-nine years, died
at his home in 1111.. city shortly after
' ‘mldiilght of pfim‘lysls
, :fyvafi president of ‘t
of the Steel Spring combine formed in
New York recently. ‘ . .
that short weigh, and short measure
uncommon faiabiig~weilr “we h‘op‘e
, there are no short '
AARDN FRENCH DEAD-
PiTTSBDRG March ’24. «Aaron
Mr.
American Steel,
p‘rln’g' Company an ‘eelected “president
Frauen 1’
For particulars
call at the bank
Still“! NORMAN
SAVINGS BANK
UNITED ‘1 BANK . 'BUILDING
011911311161 from 9:00 Ia 12:00
1:00.119 3100 _
Saturday evening 6100(1) 8:00
1*
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
Gill NATIONAL BANK
not...
achievers new Dillon.
. yin know
,1 filly taking a look at Emperor Wil-
Henry Itymour
Christian lwam
John H. Light' is Hr“. Hothouse»
oclah R. Marvin 3min“ Brampton
‘1 9.01"“qu Marvin. : 1
will "it? Knapp
n Haity‘ ' , ‘
nephews ey (“and incident-
! yacht: Meteors- 1“
_ ‘1
' why We
, RA D
an M rch iii—The Ar-
, ided and
the place
hasten ,
twelve men w "a
early this morning. The
the polcc
N All): Unworkable
‘ 3100.000 out
Other? Profits. 330.1960. 00,?
1‘
J_ ‘ lenelflz.,,,,,gt-i
l .. ., ,
l
, fy for the safe and madman: ‘
Machinery
' Pat Into '
nuanced the most; command an
War/cable Condition nigflcently‘ beautiful book e _
1n the United States.
Promptly reproduced from the best solution
,1 the Capitol Building the Congas}:
,, , Reasonably 111 Library the Cameron Ant Gal
Both President McKinley an
dent Roosevelt posed special! ,‘
White House for their WW“
used only and exclusively in thigh!
TPIE D. W .MCKIBBIN
i
M’F’G CO. :E'ehi‘swis, the greatetijlti ho‘aor,
. —‘. :gzw'wgewn'r: . r on any on colon: ,,
W. R. THOMPSON, Manager.‘ gills craggy. 111m workttm , _
ect c t upon the 113101111
50 WATER $73., SO.N0RWALK.1,P.atriotio Americanmitizeawvi
Selling at sight- High plus ,
women employed on upland ,
, part calm and part cumin
~- 500 yearly. so Milton! 1
:11
. _ .. , perniancntwork. 1A“
THE ~SOUIH~NORWMLK '
; advertising and
. 1 can be made. «11.111111111111111
is now loéated £11 its new. tam
from: No 93 Washi V'gton St. ;
TRUST COMPANY “WWW“
in: the next ithree‘
where d can offer am {stilt-NA
condgct of the General Bank- .
inn:- Bamess. '
brother :Wli
"lash night-1,
train a hunting exam!
in at the=hoat1flandm
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