is tall oi! oothAha econom-
lchl smokes. “ ' 3 3
"my i. .2
.C‘” 2:
llcn‘ ‘... “ 2 Mutual
“Lilli at midst 3.}! ~1 N133!) .
2 whack-mo lilo Gums slug.
.5“! ‘fllfilwlisi rodflMkit‘u <3
A4 A,44.<AA-9.-~_2’€.-. 5:2. 5. sac
wia‘rmia season".
"For,"2 Norwal and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonig t. Thursday partly
‘ clhudlr'and possibly light local show-
are Jalsht showers have occurred dur-
2 ivV‘fi the past twenty-four hours on the
‘ s til2 Atlantic coach “and in the Mis-
uri valley22 Pleasant 2.weather has
B'Csvallod in other sections. There is
no owed donned storm area this morn-
ins. but {I oJiKhi depression simmers.
oyer the lake resign is prodhcing in-
creasing cidi'ldihess in the centr'a‘liond
edsternrsections. Conditions iavor for
this qu'inity generally cloudy weather
and p'oaai-biy’ light local showers. 'I‘huno
dill-storm were reported Irom Key
West a Jupiter. Heavy frost occur-
rdd a‘s- r south as Washington. 2
-'I'I‘he household effects of Samuel Grit.
iihgtVVV'VVV were moved yesterday to Bridge-
nor 2 . , ,
"-David Hughes. 0! Arch street, is
able to be out alter a sgyeral. days’ in-
pass. , _ 2
V i2i', I .
M. F. Ackemran, the new mlllluer
in Norwalk. has the largest assortment
. 01 line mlllinery in town. -
"—A'n imperial Crown Cigar gives
YV'lViu 'an hour's corntert.2
'Th'e' veteran flirhe'rnian',’ Theodore
Knapp *and Theodora» Smithr went
down the river this morning.
3'Begh'mlng with May 1. gas ranges at
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Cbmpany. will cost 91.50 more Order
them now
8
iFrou Frou is one of the ncw'dress
fabrics that is sham: at theaters of
the Dr M. Read. Company. Seesvhot
the anV says.
2 ,. a...”
All persons holding lucky numbers
who havo not. receivedlthelr prizes will
x-oceivetho some by sending crowing
at 6 Column! avenhe. ~ 2
2A délétatidi'i g
.3... Ala.u;,:wlii”' 3’
evenln to be e guests of alimony
lodge. fit that place8 The third degree
MW
.The... atsrtwiihcbs
_2'2fl:aii'lc2 «Inuobaa‘dt ”and: :Mi-s.
WWWt’ newsman hwliiintiliidd
panachllid 9! My minuscule of
air mamas... 2pm how? 6221!: is do-
Ing business .ilh‘nthd WIV formerly
occupied by 19:537de 8: Comatock.
“*1
Pioneer Castle. A. C. K of M. Q:
will hold a meeting in Sons ’0! Tamils!“ '
8 “1V; IVtghis Cancun; D; D. John:
m 6
‘ Notations tram Columbia fl'oatie.'
tainwfmd and Palestine? (instill, at
South Norwalk wilhhttand All mem-
' ' Rev a. A'. Scofleld, 5:2
or tile Nor‘wals Methodist
Ch 2willcelebrate. with
_ . t .
' her '9! Norwalk people will ttend.
invitation havi‘ h‘ejep extended bit-Ml“
mn-, mu
to $1. 00 with? ‘3
Paint. It wcig
l
2».
‘ a residence In south Main street yes
' yield quick it and para:
' 1 yingpowor or school: "
girls of Pioneer Castle are requested VtVo
“”5
l" and William L. VOlsonpbt . 3. 3
Club, will play the fifth goods in the ’
Clay. stings: .hswpressntadhen bus
hand withgmboy.
: Iii: 2013ka the wane Norwal
tailors meets to to New Yo
”city a’bout May' lit; ‘ "
.. mane—M
..l..3
2'»
is under quarantine. 3.2 2 23 :.3
crest VFridVay attaining”,
ThoY. M C. A. baseball team coni-
msnced last night to ,taka daily Vprac
ties on the Baxta‘r grounds.
3W2 -2
Brothers. sold his hoists yesterday to
GBOI‘Ee Wicks. oii Smithvillo. . ‘»
WK .
Olive Branch llodga’,‘K .or P.’; will
confer the amplified thiii‘d 'do‘gros upon
Frank 14.- Judd... tomorrow evenins.
ploysd with
trollo'yl, company: -3
' ' 2 .flc'v'r' L's-0‘ You} Jr‘s-sy- l' ' '
535”“?“545'3'5'331‘53‘93133 3553.39?
Narry Wicks movl'i'd his family into
lg: i" Mr R
garden. Ilia bonuses. residing In.‘ New
(“'15
Robert A. Show hm fully recovered
from his. attack 0!, tonsilltia, and has
resumed his duties in the R & CV man
uisctoril ‘ 2- .2
Eli-Commodore Clarence F. Osborn
and Frank A. Van. Bursa went on a
trouting trip up the VDanbuVrVy division,
yesterday ‘2 '2
i""j.‘.
i—W— -
m
The iu'nerai of Clarence Whipple
was held this oflé‘rrioon from his late
home in South Wilton. Interment was
in Riverside cemetery.V .
Thomas J... Magnem has purchased
the entire stock of Arnold Brothers in
cluded the patios: moulds.
A2 number of employiss' in the card
room of: the Smith and. Andrea's and
Smith mill stopped work, yesterday.
bcolusb they thought they :wsno not
paid enough. .
2 Waiterinbac‘ has? taken a position
as clerk tor Taylor 8: Golden, and
George Raymond is filling a position
as mesaonker tor the Postal V'l‘elc
graph Company.
The remains or Mary Sherman Price.
:widow of the lots 2E. 2maodlot Price.
of Norwalk Will be hmu ht to Nor-
walk trom Brooklyn.
Interrsddmlhe Nprwallt counteri- 3
~8crcfula. salt r'ho uni, erysipeias
and other distressing or‘u tivo diseases
and 39' Clio
cl n: will
1313335: {and
w:
unwell 01.2%: hi i“: .3
societynmnmmc iiiclim M‘Efld it
evening, there twill be an' ad‘d‘rbas by.
“Miss of 1). Flaming. or; Stanford. who
is chairman of literature tor the Girls'
Friendly society" in this "diocese.
.. The content over the will of the late
David Hoyle-.2. will be continued before
Judge: Gregory,- in a259,!!! court;
next: Monday. Tlia‘ reruns: 0:33.111:
lioyt object to the appointment of. Mrs;
VGetrtru'de Anderson as trustee of the
es ate.
- I 2 *ddqu'f
Georg}; Flynn, otth Catholic Club
armament lio-
at
5.... 5‘3:
335, the home of
1 eh i. 2’"
“tinge: 8th
Young, or No.11 ,
W
é}; ‘C'llfim
r .
= .2 "Thais ore no s ol sonlagious dis- ’3 '
cases in South Wear and no house '
rim 55.555: ”who on: will meet 1.
with Mrs. Wliiiomi‘fll Hoyt oi Elm 3
Harry 'Btroot. turmoil for Raymond ‘.
A‘lbert‘ seasons who'ibus‘ been on: ’3
tbs Adams Express Co. at .2
Stamford has taken one ’with the Vloc’ai .
South Main street. «The sale also in .
and2‘
Nprwalk 2
- or ill ' “
I'Cd 't'Vrop'sld‘.
uttena
arnod, excel? m 2.
9 MOT ' 2i
A“ 3 flow couldni
taunoh’no‘sc‘ '
on dual '
“3‘ 212 "s.
thenVIV aoV’Vchey
3 .
"‘2;
i 14 karat goidmusd buttons. usually
Mao—5r
32. Starling sliver buttons, usually 26c
l
t‘ons at2 each price.
Tumours. V
The nlltticdaC that Is first is: was
with this season’ a gown must ilt trir'u-
2'1 1‘. Clio hills and are 'srscetully
.. such will VmakeVV a
I‘
. . .
l 2 ".
{with two. smaller ‘
Petticoats in to very pretty styles
inicely tailored. llni d with salt strap
:pi‘lis: NHCKW‘nd “'1le"
undefined «CW
2lsh'iifuilu‘widfll nu“
lpladted ruffle m2 cord
2 Bishddster. imported can in
{thrswdiusrent styles; some have leduh
stitched :rumoit on boys 2
“accordion-piss 12. biliary. '
Butternut: who‘d)» heavily blitdk
:satcon. In turn handsome styles. One
gather” graduated homotltchsdr raids
1V. Lutherafii'ncl'adl g sil'k up to die. so
Medea adiusta learoke oottlcosts.
that do. like a ova. are sold here.
Second floor. .
TOILE‘MIOOIIE SALE. 2 2 '2:
There'il' be no such opportunity in
many a day to buy toilaon‘eodo.
Almost every sort of tolletartlcles
at a price much less “than usual.-
Everything In the sale Is or known
quality; times. Ire no poor moods. And
Wiccawero nor fixed so lch‘ before.
Conan Doyl'sl'o' new story h'bi-i'oun'd
attire Bookcryiliso, out‘ ymorday.
8:herlock .liol‘mss appears in a long
ang (or course) deepiyintecsting
s
At the home or all new books.
Right corner. roan; .. 1 .
3
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO.
Bridgeport. 2
them Hither didn't ,‘ ‘
'I
. lb ‘
2. 1041mm goidmlica th'ttano. usually ‘
jd
Every ityl'o In lever and solid quo.
‘ . “My ‘s‘o‘h Bl
to install Chile .
2 ”9'39““ {200: “Yd
point-eddy sail
morale. Can you tell“ and what relation
has. amassmliomnloatad douucez? the 2.
l
cause she had hetp‘s of money Now
”perhaps you can tell ma. whether the
‘bld day Is my mother-inlay! or my
Vdaughter- -Ih- law. " .
“2V2‘But the lawyer couldn‘twat. dist
2an just then.
iatruck him all in arm}!
Ana 1122915?th
wilgV-eyad and his brain was mean? t
" or a .,w so you've sets a
mold}: ”Cum: on den-take my suit "
Mastermind: ‘Theold’lady box-rowed
pay it back tint she won't, and I’ve
not tomu'sfl‘": ‘:
‘ 'ldon't think l"il cyour case," Cal
.7 .
otiona."
"By the way,” said
1 kg is hatmgnd
repaired go he s widowed
ding it ch [:1 has been born to each
the two children ’are to each other?”
Till VBlC'VsV',
3When Colonel Roosevelt set out to
was a fiezlmsnt of. mush riders. he. do:
cided that he would make sure that ev
mo 2 2‘. “Nanny.
Mln’ty‘i" ' " mos-s2; W's mm
but there was a 'look. in his lace that
the Vcolonolniook to be org: lacmngha
cntn nor as. etc to
v30 dkl'CI'e’xioorui It fit the ranks were
practically; mil‘ and than-he could not
enlist him. The next day the younz
man returned to repeat his request
to haionlistsd. Again he no.2 tnrued
down. This proceeding was. reputed
for a. weak the western youth nevor'
missingz-‘m day at the recruiting head
quarters. Thepertlnacity of the boy
ilnslly interested the colonel.
"What did you say your name was. 9"
asked Roosevelt on the eighth visit.
"Henry Johnson}! ..
“Where did ,von2cmho from?”
"lawn H
‘YVou want to enlist ”'2 2a rough rid
III do 9!
“Human you got here?"
“i walked some of the distance; stole
91'?
I.
‘ rides part at the way. and paid my tare
as far as possib ble."
"Can you ride a horse‘!"
Eli's '
“We. 5:... thak d {as we
are looking. for I ”did no't" lil't'e you'; an-
psarancaot first but any man- who will
show as much!” .3 “Music get into
the army deas'l'és' to‘be enlisted."
W m’sny masons why Wit.
'illca boy, considered it ad-
mew-reasons... however,
which.» knew .troin hitter experience
would not appeal loathe bowed heart
Hens _ for!
‘of the boss.
w: my a‘tt _2
tone a1 again-
t
capes: orhle desi-
.‘F 3%?“ z'ébtgim 2 ' :'
, .
. was left bonded: mm? 2
acre and itchy from carrying books 2‘
‘IflV'keth‘ the 19.13%; .2 .
the money on end-cum and she ‘can '
'5 clamp—aria control of ill 3
lthdt except in Wstohbi'imf it.
ruler disa'p limited to one case ignites oth's :
and moms a: tli‘o’v
in: hick. it Maxim :2 ”V,
d in Waterbury iii 'dtlb' to the
numbe'rfoi domain ldd paired
But the. Myer: cooldn‘t. «Madon'
32 visshl mama: attend mentor.- ‘
noun hockey ll
id me other arm .,
H'iiaura ascents-wrote mm
sN-IVVIV»: aim so bedthflmflyoi‘oll "l:
_ ' a'11 gambling ‘
repo 2rd: ‘si2thslt :t‘ia'erg’222'ivero' 173
limbs in the. m and
was 115 liters
:liin II'I‘ "'5 “shell 9 Idol} 1M:
h
31.
399
i
ll
din bruar‘y '
thalamus numb” ,2:
oil for thIVleVlVC's ye
‘ g i 31‘ I
a1 .ilfsaith the‘
(Maillot? stha
has
VV5
2"l
oral
Waterbury?"
many as
ll! 28 detail.
There were 140
tion reported In
report says that Hills this communica-
ble diseases have been generally re
the other forms of diseases
have not increased. and the month of
Harsh throughout: the state has been
a beckon month lem with the
same month of previous years.
an Norwalk there we. thirtyono
lVlving and: thrse‘2etiil21 births: 2min
es, sevenrdeoths.‘ ‘twent
seating a death rate of
under ilvs ma total mortality 16. 3
The deaths from consumption were
.pneumonia.2 stz
Wduced
three;.
nervous system
live: accidohts
22.31:...
Scarlet
TROUT SEA
KINGSTO
at «:5an
hooded tolls .
New Yo'rlc‘o is
state came harem
‘ 3 the first day‘s: halting":
'l‘lEW YORK. EW HAVEN a",
HANTFQ8
‘ s’ 5
'2 955,105.23: 1022302 22
r M~iz:55x.:2il‘l 53553.2.
" l: 21!. 4: 07.
£55..
‘t
have been. domains
The report says ths't lie 1
cases at measl'cs‘ was o
in the‘2 ,
Tlnhoid lover is r ..
, only, and there m2 ‘
cues in any- oneztown. Then on
Within! 24 cases . I
his been'tbe moot”
ooeding the totality
pneumonia for the three months end
inc. Match: 3!. war-1.341 less Man. 1
the same months of the previous year.
all: other diseases. three The Inloc
diseases reported to the stats
ofl can loam.- Norwalk were:
ever City at Nomik one:
2 oonsump on. City of Norwalk, one: 1
SonthNornslbons. sndrflonwalk, one.
DEM) ‘BETWIIN: WALlii‘fi‘NDvmi
CHICAGO April 16 -—8tandlng‘ erect
and tightly wedged in a narrow space ..
between the head boardl’otth‘o " .2
the wall the body of M 2Com
Doerr. forty-tour yearn?
John Doerr a MM
' 52%
and how she happened to expire in
such a strannorposture the police are
unable as. yet. to:detorinina.
its
at
Va
oili'iorvtwm
no.3 its. aviator
ll
umber" 9
ball as
month
WM»
of consumption 7"2
Bht‘ the «Ethical!!!
deaths trout consump-
March In cloaing the
f, repre-
.;28 deaths 1
discuss of
three; heart disease.
lad violence. three;
N lN CATBKILLB.
‘4. Aoril .16. fill‘he .
e Catskill mountain's
. he .
heavy whittl- weights give place to.
cuts oil spring. Good reliable undo‘n’:
'wear at little prices has long been
hills motth of this store.
Immed, at 25c.
drawbrs
boai‘No
more.
intone ior
'BMk' extra fine quality; a‘ special. at
C
hose. guaranteed stainless. 39c pair. .
° . 25 dozen gents black cotton nose
stripes And figures last colors at 26c
heel and toe. very durable and strong.
mjélzuc a pair. .2 2.2. _ 2 1
to the people of the Twin Cities. Our stock is bigger solosroomé 2
better arranged than ever before. You will have no trouble in dndlii'
what you want. Our prices are right. We; host our goods in. johborof '
titer; and get Jobbors' prices. Our prices" are dcmspondingii
Our manner of doing business. our custom oi iairtraatman't has w ' ' ‘
~ands of friends. It you have riot yet dealt, 'with 113,. don't fall to give. It!
all at the first opportunity We can save you money.
:2 NoRTHVM'AIN: “asst, .' _. 3 2
«harness of pride that " . , “
has to be as helpii’il N: .
u
Willow's? V unusawsso'V ms, sio ductwfl‘ll
e lighter and more comfortable gas-l
stréosto ch' ' ' .
or lid dainty mhltégia
choosing time now, and
Waist t 11
Will
Ladls‘s’ white lawn shirt} ,
tucked front and back; Vhlgh'o’p
fancy culls, 81.42 I 3.
Ladies' while lawn obi
button ba'ck or front ,..i 2
med tro'nt, bishops lee sV.VV
lar and cuffs. $1.39. 2
Ladies’ white shirt
back Vail-over embroideredtron
Ladiesi jersey ribbed vests. extra
a quality, at 1255c.
Lsdie’ol colored ribbed vests extra
ecial value at 17c. 2
Ladies' iln'e lisle ribbed vests,
acial 101‘ this week, at 25c.
Ladies' line ribbed pants,
a
lace
Mans medium ,welght underwear.
ni'erinoV - shirts and
E, 8,. ' '
r‘g‘er stocking
s assortitidnts or 1"
comically priced. Try this
alto tpcklnga. _
Ladies' ast black lace ribbed hose.
c a pair
1 lot ladios' lace ribbed hose, fast
pair}.
Ladle? lisle thread improved on'y'!
Ladies’ shirt-stolen;
cushy lucked-.3! at. an
sleeves. laser on and:
many shirt st
gingham or toxic
bishop slesVes t o'y oil A
Lodies’ _2'silk gingham shirt
plain colors. also stripes . ‘
eaves collar and culls to aid ‘
rt coihr. extra special value these
15c a pair.
Contgi colored cotton boss in'
Children's last block hose spliced.
l .
We are now showing the lat-goat's ssortihen't oi Furnitd .59
We are showing
on line of Cannon, Mpttings. VOIlV Cloth. summons. «gr-AV . 3"”
will ‘
4.1 COLLINS a c
' " Funcrol.Dlrcctoro and Embllmers'
The Damp Weather
' of many coldsund V
M‘any anglers iron:
andvotiior ports ot’tho .
RAILROAD
4:50!:V
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