sm'rs, 'rus monocular.“
~‘ Attidellr‘dd
*‘ld‘lmn us
And Other High Grade Brands. “'
Siddhartha,“ may at.
tracilflfmltobncco llnc, Can
“M inMinot.
Ma Bik. Gazette Bldg.
fl ,flalk.‘ Norwaik.
underside.
l: . .
c is in .
. . J. ._ . ._
‘ if flame controller.
“Ear Nbrwalklhnd‘yirinlty} Fair to-
night an, Vch‘i‘t‘ésday. Showers have
occllr'i‘t-d’dtlriitg the past twenty-tour
hours on the gull and south Atlantic
coasts, andin the northwest. Pleasant.
weather hhs‘prevaiied in other see-
' tldns.“ Ah cream high pressurecovers
the northwest sections. Conditions in-
«vor tortilla vicinityrpleasant weather
with” light frost tonight. and slightly
warmer on‘Werinesday. . ‘
Company-F will drill at the armory
this evening. ,
” Miss Agnes Smith, of Black Rock, is
visiting in “Norwalk.
Mrs. li‘aweett has moved from Main
street to Belden avenue.
Michael Connors, engineer for Rays
mond Brothers, is ill at his home.
Charles T. liowndes. of New York,
was the guest of relatives over Sun.
day. _ .
Everett E. Wheeler, ‘of Lexington
avenue. who ‘bhs'heenill‘d’or some
time. is reported'today as‘belng no bet-
ter. . .
. 'JObn, J.‘ 0'hleil,of iirtdgeport. is in
South Norwalk. trying to, organize a
clerk's'u'nlon and also a union among
‘the tailors.
‘Si’s‘nsfiilré being straightened and
the lane-ill ‘b‘élné‘put‘ in good condition
byvthe-promoters oi' the Foster Park.
Land Company.
Wh, ~M‘ Jn‘McCattreyjrbarge“ with a
cul‘érie’ or bituminous coal ‘ron Raymond
Brothers has arrived in‘ tbe‘barbor and
is being, discharged.
Mr. and Mrs; Michael J. Lurrigan.
of Bridgeport. who have been visiting
‘i‘rlends in Smith Norwalk. have not
returned to their home.
‘ 'Mrs. Charles Remington and son . . . , .- - . uyers.
, , , , secretaiyyot. state. The lncmporaims Pure linen, very sheer, items 1,9, 2,4
'g'lgilngig'i‘nvgdlltbl‘llgogwnlllreifit d sillsl‘rllllyg are Alfréle Cady. Elie D.‘Wurlleld. or 1,1,, inch wide. regular '2fic sort.
mm, returned to their home in Brook: John ll. Trumbull and Edgar L. liur- 12%0. , . . ,
lyn.
‘ The sacrament of Holy'Baptlsm’ will
be administered in .fl‘riuity Churchgat
the evening "service. on ‘Idaster even.
“(Saturdayj not Easter evening. as‘an—
pounced yesterday. '
’"Raymond‘Brothers Signed a‘contrnct
this morning. with George H. Tiilcy. oi'
Darlen,‘to furnish‘material for the im-
provements to be made about his
buildings in that place.
7 ‘ The official board of the South Nor~
Walk Methodist” Church," held a“ meet-
ing a last night. «and adjourned until
next Monday night: At that time re-
ports wiilj'be'i-euhmltted by thelotilccrs:
Judge. George I). Keeler has succeed-
‘ed’in gettinga pension tor-Mrs.“ Able
gall ’Platt, whose husband waste Com-
pany B. Connecticut Artillery, the
same company that Judge George C.
Kecler was in.
In the case of Mrs. Mary‘Mulvihili.
better known as Mary Sparks. who
wasarrested ‘by‘the police’onc week
ago for committing a breach of the.
peace. some action will be taken today
or tomorrow. The selectmen have al-
ready made application for scamme-
it'n‘ent to‘the Pro ate Court‘ and‘the‘lat~
for will undoub edly'di‘spoac‘ of fl'the
f case soon. Thevwornan has a mother
”in intercity. and‘a husband iniv‘oither
Norwalk or Danbury.~ ‘ it“ is propane
that one of the two latter towns will"
have ”to bear the ,eitpenser—Stamt'ord‘
Advocate. ‘
‘ ' To cone-4A COLDE'iNHONEWDAY
fTakc {LaxatlrefiromokQulnlne Tablets.
“-Allhdruggistsfi nd~the~money if it
fails to cure: ‘ . {Wg Grave‘s signature
lion" ii ‘ "25‘s.,f‘ - '
‘. i ll")
s .,. ..
. positional .iames’M. Creagh‘s care, in
‘dcr recently issued mm thenAdfutant
case in“ albthe .largc'cittea where he
‘- players.
rum w‘
, _. 3 his
the residence udxe'
Mrs. M. W. Stillman. 0! Cénter uves
nae. is convalescing from her'recent
illness. .
The Junior Auxiliary. oi, Trinity
Church will meet Thursday afternoon,
at 3:45. V
The annual meeting at the‘ Norwalk
Fire Police will be, .held next 'l‘uesdny
evening. '*
William C. .199”?th been uppoint~
ed trustee on tileie‘stnto of Christian
Larsen. .
Miss Marjori
Place, has seen
S. Sturtcvant.
Jesse Coiwellfoi' Norwalk, has placed
his naphtha launch “Olga” in ('ulllllllH~
stop for the season. ,
A collectionvlfor'tho education of cau-
dldates to priesthood, will be taken in
the Catholic churches, next Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Smithand daughters, of
Black Rock. have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘rowbridgorot' Norwaiit.
Joseph Bcbuldice. Joseph Brady. be.
my Gerry and George ,lieltaire, orlian-
bury; are spending the week at lleli
Island. *
The adjourned special town meeting
will‘ be. held tomorrow‘cVening. at 8
o'clock.”5at the 'l‘own‘assethhly bail, in
Wall street. ,
——You cali‘aiways enjoy an imperial
Crown Clear. ‘
’ Miss ‘Alice Seliécli,‘ of" New York. is
spending the week at the home of her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sellerk,
in Merwin street.
John“ T; MtEManus has resigned his
e weston, of Hartford
lied af'positlon with W.
Main street. and taken a
the Randi} manui’actory. .
George F. Godfrey, of South Not-walk.
conductor on the New ‘York division oi.
theh Consolidated road. ‘spent‘ Stinduy
in Bethe], theg nest of friends.
position at.
large air compresscr'in the Maple. iiill
mine. . - , . -
Court Mahacitemo,‘Foresters of Am t
cries. and Mahsoitemo Cabin of Wood
choppers. will hold‘ regular meetings
tonight in the hall in Swurtz at Cor.
bettfs block.
The graduating ,exercises of St.
Mary‘s parochial schoolwlll he, held to»
marrow. A number of the pupils will
enter the Over River or South Norwnlk
High Beholder;
'i‘he Cried
will ncld‘rir
S
3
DE
it’lli'cjnhd Dru m (”for
“annual entertain-
hill:
9
The S
annealifllnb, “or "Plaidvme.
has tiled
fill" use crasso‘ciedon walnuts
l)
mif- ’ . .
Companies 1) and. F received the
companyoven used at. Nlantlo during
the summer encampment ot’ the Na-
tlonai, Guard. The oventh-nve hither-
to been kept at Niantic. the year
round. . ‘ : .
"The, annuul'mceting ot‘ the Connecti-
cut Woman'sui'ira‘ge Association will
he held at the bome‘oll‘dhc president.
' JEWELRY. .
wear at absurdly small prices.
(hit sliver hmochoa (Sterling) worth
a
Jule-4250.
zb‘ll‘lorndora belt brooches worth 450—-
. c_ ,
dined. jeweled
Center, , front.
THE CDBTUME.
The Easter costume can be better
chosen now than later. There's more
time tor you: more time too for the lit
tle but important alterations that are
sometimes necessary
Second floor.
THE EASTER HAT ,
is ready. Nine Women of ten will find
one ready to put on ln'the collection
now ready.
'prompt ser
meat.
When hats aro‘ordered,‘the price.
will be fixed—and there'll be no "or-
But then, you wouldn't
expect any sharp Dructico horn.
Right corner, rear.
ADJUSTABLE-‘YOKE
PETTiCOATS. ‘
Newnnd fineiysmsde. fit, snugly yet
hips, finished with
true" added.
comfortably at. the
extreme care.
.is a bias curved piece
he remainder of the petti—
t is quickly adjusted by
coke and eyes and once
adjuster! needs no further attention.
The whole garment is made with
much attention to detail. Seams are
, heme carefully turned, rui-
iles‘and fiounces at bottom are hem-
meii-there is least danger of fraying.
Made‘oi'. tum-eon and mercerlscd sul-
een. $2.254
from which t
coat. hangs. , l
a shriosioi h
strapped
cbdu) at 81.50.
and node. v Strait and “water give them
back (when soiled)
ment np'tlibdil'iu ,banimrdi'rnexi Mon-x "50
day evening. The,;South Not-walk Collier aisle rear.
Drum Cams will attend. , ' H‘ANDKERCHIEFS,
extra money‘s-worth.
Opposite cliwntor.
\
Beautdbus little trinkets for Easte
l tic-«l 0c. _
Rose
toward
9
Du um-ry oxidised waist-sets, wortl
Lorgnette chains.
, worth tie-4500.
Tho ténth
rice in the order depart
t
The yoke
.‘i, and 34.50. '
. Second floor ‘
, ‘, ,- , , ,. ,, - clan of the work are notrdlscoura lug.
millinrlgllall‘iml 3,93%: 861ml}? GIAWES' I . i l ‘ Themed nuinhcr 'or studentsrepifrted
- our re u or sort i o r I . ‘ » ‘ ’- .
are at Shenandoali..Pcnn.. setting up a .0010”. s s na in so as ls1.062. We believe that the organize
(F‘ownes’s La Tosca at $2, Eugenie at
fig: and Dagmar (pique finish) at
Reynier klac
Windsor and Lafayette. . our own
terll‘ng'real kid gloves‘at 81.
Dogsltin gloves.“ and 81.50.
Noveitlea oi the‘ season:
:‘Wmllublo kid-glories in white, pearl
their newness.
1.50. ,,
‘Onoblttton suede pique gloves. Cilia"
tor or gray.
Henry and handsome.
A special lot just in time for Easter
Lace-trimmed ’horehiela at the. Au
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS co.
Mrs. Isabella’lieecber Hooker, 16 Mar-
shall street, Hartford. tomorrow after.
noon. at 3 o’clock.” '
Miss Mary E. Ryan has returned tr
her home microns, street. from New
‘York. ‘where shoves-the guest. of her
'sisterfliirs. ‘Rdté Nidh‘bls. 'l‘heiatte'
accompanied her to Norwnlk and is
making a short visit here.
~ Levi J.’ Jones, for'many years the
engineer at Charles, S. Trowbridge's
“box manufactory, resigned his posi-
tion last Saturday" night. William
Lawrence has taken ”reposition, be»
ginning his duties yyosterdny.
. ‘The first of the Holy Week services
in the South NorwalkCougrcgatlona'
Church will be'heid tonight'at 7:45
o’clock. , The subject will be Prayer For ,
My Own Self, with addresses by Judge
John H. Light and Rev. J. B. Law.
reuse, ' ' w -J r -
Under the proylslonsoi s
oral or-
Ceneral’s' otilce, 5‘ National :Guard "re.
crults will hereafter .hejmeasured‘ and
titted by the“: company quarter-master
instead of being titted up in the hop
hazard manner previously in vogue.
Thomas Jeit'erson comes to Hoyt’s
Theatre,,.April‘ 15,}vith Rip Van Win-
kle.‘ Thomas is the-second son ot'Jo-
seph Jefferson and has been playing
Rip Van Winkle“. natbevroadlor the
past three seasons.jmeetlng awith suc-
has been seen., He will be‘ably’ assist-
9‘1 byte competent company of comedy
Second Lieutenant William H. Birge.
of the First Connecticut Heavy artil-
lery; diedratltis‘home in Hartford. yes-
neéessarv when you use a,
gas range. '
Clean flé'ltchen and a ’cheera
iiu‘i cook.
is civil-lice “stroll
l5 for 250
, can saga} ‘ can sing
i3clb. I
California ,Hams’lliélb. ‘ A
3,571» rési‘hf éggs
‘ of rural Dofiuhétlc‘
revisited“ .
. enlisting. Mayl .3861, He was appoint-
Wi‘A religious
terdayi from the effects of a shock. He'
went out in the Hartfordfllty Guard
LESS wear
usss nut:
LESS MONEY
, And you always haveia
H 60am
(ion. may it
”highlights-
Company of the First Heavy Artillery,
ed commiihary sergeant Julie; ‘1 0‘! “that
year,’and was made second lieutenant
or Company K member 22.1862. .
his will be taken in
Danbury this week; under the auspices”
some Society, and
under the direction atelier. Henry: H.
muggy-Millet!) 5' commitment the
' «~ ever
do
on churches in the ty
fire which idiartes fiesta .
fwoods‘nortl‘i‘WestmtiEastpor ,, L
$35." ,9! 9‘1.» h
‘nd.’~‘ m
. D
and rabbits perished do the,
large force of men its“. ml:
prevent further distru
L who am mire . I
W YQRK, March 25———,A to
. ,..
“Billed? 0‘ '
assess
gold jeweled brooches worth
gilt silver or oxi-
is sure 'oi
e. at $2 and suede (Fan.
I'
mm c. l.
l
,"litpm'l iii Sui". l‘. 1‘. Haiti
. .i}73tliiilg f'l’llim hat lair
i The most. lute: outing lasts ‘tromythe
rejiorli‘oi‘stnte eeretary E. 'l‘. Bates,
at New, Haven, road at the Y; M. C. A.
given below. .
“The statistical reports renewed
from the local associations show that
millennial membership *or the associa-
tions in the state is 9,433, a larger
number titaniwe have reported for
many previous'years. There has been
an increase in efficiency aswoil. Tile
members are coming to understand
villa tealpurposo of the association
and are catering more fully into the
«work. ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ There are indications that the mem‘
bers of the board oi directors ‘of
sonicvnssocihtions have. rather lost
sight. of the fact that the association
stands for the. spiritual upbuilding of
young men. Money has been‘npproprl-
uteri freely for other departments, but
in ‘a‘ lewcas'es‘ no provision made. for
“expenses of the religious (lepnrtment.
Seventy-tour. young men wuo corn-
-socia_tilou buildings have joltldtlmliut‘ch-
es in our state.: This is twonty-two
more than were reportedllast year.
‘ «The results tip the (educational divi-
tions lihVC'Ollly liegun‘vthelr Work in
the correctional lino.» The work is not
a. temporary . undertaking, , . but (is to
haven emu: that will warrant a lib.
eraiicatlowmentof' it. in the social
departments , over 200 receptions and
socials’haye been held since outlast
annual'ineeting. ' Sixty-nine of those
weredlcld in one city.“ Receptions
should‘hcheld once a week at. each
association. '
Not‘vdlthstanding the. {act that eight
physical directors have resigned since
last March. a steady and emcicnt work
is luringl‘eurriad on in the physical de-
partment. The members are intensely
interested in athletics‘ and clean
sports, but. great care should be taken
to have the dominating purpose in tins
department body building. A‘lar‘ger
numbers! boys are enrolled as mom»
fore. it is n-problenlto carry on suo
cessiuliy this work in limited quarters
and without larger appropriations.
From July 1 to July :30 the state as-
sociation carried on a summer camp
for boys on Thai): island. Sixty-live
boys were cared for during that time.
The New. Haven association allowed
the use oiltbo camp and its equipment.
The delegates represented low of the
state associations, The associations
of the state are in a much better con-
dition financially than last year. The
old debt. ot‘ the state association is
practically a thing of the pastowlne
to liberal contributions. Attention is
called to the need oi an endowment
fund for the state association. Other
states are mering‘ln this matter. Tne
need of a summer conference. is noted
and arrangementshav'e been made by,
the state and national hor'nmlttees tor
a conference‘nt linketleorge on Aug.
ustlfi. ' - . *
Thestate committee held to meet-
‘lnas-ldurlngthc year at much the sub.
committees ‘reported. '
[illness in Same lions
(Continued From mm Page)
the morning it being accompanied by n
southwesterly wind. which gradually
developed into a gale. Shortly after.
noun a black cloud was noticed on
the horizon of the sea. and in a few
minutes aloud penis ot'rthunder were
heard as the cyclone advanced from the
Finis rial litmus From The ‘ ‘ A,
ll Whippet Canadian, Finan- -‘
State convention ut‘Ncw Britain. are ,
“intent-ed'their Cht'lstinn‘llic at‘th’e‘us- " .
bars of the association than ever be— ,.
that everuuarment is made of
good materials. welliptll to
gather and generobshl Shed.
prerience proves to us that these yearly special little
are. most satisiactory to our buying“ public. Vj The reason
why they are satisfactory are: We plan for thermal 'd
for themion an extensive scale; we very material]; silo
legitimate profit on the lines advertised, nudity in)
largely increase the volume of business. Women m it
the replenishing time for their muslin underwear
and by, so doing they get the host pick and'choo‘s‘o it‘
best. makers of under‘muslins in the country. Theta
to make this sale representative in every particular.
in 22 and lanai on net
safes distances
i
7 *i‘il’e‘begins litany, Marc
J. A*"‘ll‘islop d‘t Co.. ‘ *
we” 71mm”redeem «
t 2i: ‘ N, are “maintains ta. tha-
. » . , a; ,3 u A .‘l
due Wise Landlords;
’3“ is planning“ to get his house‘or l
of” houses into proper condition for ege.
m: mu: 47 um; m
in Bedroom Suits we take first place as" easily as
, Bedroom Sal s
an new occupants in Order to several the leading position in the household The latest design " i'n ‘ Mulls ‘
. time and loss of rent when ten- i ' . . ', ‘ ' - , .,
«do mummy“ to more. . ‘zi'it'l Birdseye Maple, Birch and Oak. are certainly handsome and the prl
’5” reasonable. that you can easily afford to lit up that spare
bedroom} Be
to examine our complete lines of 1 l
, in“.
A little paint amipaper Will 3"
a“ make, your house more nitrite-“3:
{a tire and inviting to new humour".
é. Seekers: ‘ all)?“
.‘5 \V(‘ will “hrighion ill)" for S'Ollw‘fl‘si: CURTAlNS. PO RTIE’RE‘S ETC-
,3 at. a reasonable charge. Cowgg;
lie-232.3,.“ and [mm lull 0f our“??? ‘ We have the goods and prices to please,
. we--- as
‘3‘ ‘ , , “a; . ..k‘ . - ‘3 ‘ i u
3.307 East Washington so. A. J. COLLINS & ~ co.
Funeral Directors and Einbalmers
, 12 NORTH slam smear,
Ngaglyytugapa
Oar
SOUTH NORWAL
l
_ PM” , “OW. I
OdelZQ‘d 4 "W6?" coughinaaway and wishing for relief _
,_ , . l send for a bottle of
ARE srronomsyvsons ; , I. . It . -
.mo USEFUL . Brallliafl .al
WI it ill: 11,th .; ' ' , __ .
‘loinanhptgélfignfaffimze , ’ It wdl surely more.
"For particulars ‘
call a! "l? bank
some reason
earner. _. Baas
UNITED BANK BUILDING
' Send to Baxter’s,- Plaislted's offline? Clifford.
QWOQU J. ,
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A‘soutlrwesttotiie'northtveat.'n‘ltogetli. , ‘ . , _~ l" u . ., A ,3 _. ‘
expatriates:risers“ 0m an if... no... we * ,“A‘ny‘Un‘worleable 2 The 509“” 0f“ "l
v . A y- 1-00103-00 ’ ‘ . . a; .gl- N3, '
ed. and some'nity. godowns, store- - ‘ . ‘ Machin‘ , , PreSldent ‘ ‘
“$13263? 3‘04 “g “sample WereI liinl‘e Saturday evening 6:0010 8:00 fly . _ , W , ,
0 ~ .. amuse ” no man an our ‘ ‘ ' y
”‘3“ rifekilled and twenty-two men - , . Put Into 3" mum Cha
an s x eenvwomen Were a ured. ‘3‘: . ’ ' ‘ " i . pounced themes
The cyclone was also experienced at ' " ‘ “ ‘ , workable Condition ' l . l" '
Kalli? Gun: ‘thbflgzlienw In a hamlet SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL" ' ~ n gficent y beautiful
consisting of titty-tour houses twenty- , . .“ .
neightlwgrealconiip‘ietely; degfiroyeid and CITY‘NATlouAL BANK «B-omptly K
s: can a .v" amaze “W. e sx per- f “ , . x. .: ~‘ , r ~ ' stheCa itol Bulldin wthe'Congréhsl"
33m: Were killed and nine others lnjur~ 80‘er dhlawauk‘coan ,1 Reasonably vial salary, the solider-mm flat};
. ’ ‘ 9' , . ~ i ‘ _ or Washingtonaud the Wh ’, , ’
K}??? “35% grill-$1 Ill”, tthiastteamsr. ,. ._ ‘,. y . . . . ' “' ‘ I‘l’rBoth President‘McKiniey-a '
>7 an, o n _. area 8.93.?! o; .. .. ; ‘ . ‘. * ’7‘ “ t " ‘ "the,
m o i: Emerge?” i2il""““iii." “nudgiti'fi .' ap'ooo'qo THEG-"M MGKIBBIN iwmte House rovrtheirnomm 0*
:Be 9 as}: n“ ma an o. e“... ” " W . . ~ - used-out (and exclusively-imam
kingdom for fourteen years. in an in- s W" ,3 o'aoa‘ag M'F’G CO. l’i‘his Aislhe ‘groatestfthononmrer‘d
review, hecdisclalmed they‘report that OtharPrafits. l,.SJO.DQO.-OO . ~ ~ , . .. Jarred-souv- anyvrublicauonrisuu
5:1! 1"???" 11136331; :asldnaany wayan . , . m..- . , , i W. R. THOMPSOM Manager. jtlu's' coimtryrzlt’ls a. work=thst "
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autumfirloguyV’t‘rsrngdrcmmgsreltyi as WWW . .z 50 WA TERSTZ, SO. NORWALK. igaltlriotlc«Americancitizen all
a raveyer org) came and a use on. . . . “ 3 “18 “518.111: Hi ’
'l'rhrcrada ottnwuntmse saris. me ”mm lAYTON. 0‘5”“ ’ ”mm?- .women‘eienirleres
not l0 bad th t they had to raise a y , > s .. part‘sal’ary andpar ,
‘lonnrtd‘mcl‘t c‘eeniiitser-tnegovem en! fr .~. $13370“? ‘* ‘4; _ . _ ,5 End'yearlaauarantaed
"dmi“§idmmfif"mi”§“”°m ‘l’l‘l‘i‘ 'k""““ 'i”‘i€:l"i"’§"°ih “‘ " ‘ ' * ‘ ' "i?” ~" ‘k‘
. ma 3' nice ones. arbeenre‘ on ,- napp- ratao tn_ , .. ~ at 00 ans . .
* stored omens thernpmlnercial classy“! John. Haitian; E. H. Maths tori HE WHNORW'ALK in home tbwn tahfild’i ,
. trade was being‘stimulated. true at. jlest-intimeout‘ . ‘ " ‘ *‘ ‘ ‘1
,_ liance would“ .
L lim‘ims‘endlikelihood of ‘*
sfihfiafipydée “in the
L03 ANGELES.’ ,“Mnrch 25.—_—-’l‘he
" A "battle of financial
‘Los Angelou as its thea-
‘ me a three cornered tight
_. .. 1 late st. The war broke
We H.,',E.“Huntington and ,1.
lito A. Clark but now E. H.‘
coating-her to't‘nke" a
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