Both torso. I Nice line of dabiug‘rodh A. ‘ For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night; possibly light local showers on Saturdpy. An extended area of low pressure covers the northwest. Showu ‘ ers have been general during the past» 24 hours in Muntana and eastward to Michigan and as far south as St. Louis.- from the upper Mississippi valley and western portion of the lake region. P asant weather. prevails in" the cast- Io sections. The shower area in the worst is moving slowly eastward and 2 the outer edge will probably reach this vicinity Saturda afternoon or night class painters. 2 Miss ans Nutteford has taken a no. oi, n in DeKlyn's bakery. in Main El K social session of the Norwalk lodge‘ of Elks will be held next Wednesday evening. 2 . —'- Union Label Caps. 0' Brien . Co rt Nal‘l'llkl Foresters of America, will. we a dance this evening, at Loch- . wogdfs Hall. I ‘.“ ~‘ 'iI’Dig C B. asses family, of Norwelk. have taken % assassins of Beachoroit- ‘co‘ttIa e. at F meld ‘ wgpecial isalé' Cottage Curtains and ‘Pbrtinres. full size. very handsome. $1.25«I‘and1.7_5 pits; also all prices and colors W nd‘ow Curtains and Rug Frihges. M S. Smith it Co. "the use For Company D's new any has been changed from Tuesday, May 13. toMWednesduy. Mill! in ‘ There will be a meeting of the South 2am Congregational Church Conn-- ‘ ciln' M“intent Tneeduys eyenin‘g «Nome dressed Chickens and broil. ers. suns: iamb3 st‘ Roetto‘chor‘ s inert hot in North Main Istieet. Numerous improv, made about the reel ence of Selectman Samuel Lynes. in West avenue. , Rev. B. B. carpenter conducted. the weekly. prayer meeting hi the South Norr‘valk Baptist Church. last: night. --Choicc Fo‘wis',‘ 15c 15‘. .Hayes. Yesterday being St. James' day,2n ‘ special communion service was held at Grace Church, in the morning. at 1.0130. ‘ Tho. new building for the Navy Branch of the Brooklyn Y‘.‘ M! C A. ‘: will he opened May lith. The cost was $413,000 2I 2 -'-—~F.or Sat & Mon special prices given? on our new and complete use of gangs“ Muslin Underwear: Mr 2 mi .lcsno ColWeil came to ‘So‘u‘th Ndrfi I walk flast nifiht with his new automo— bile. He was a guest of Putnam Hose Company I ‘I'bair‘a'kola does it‘ ’ discomfort 26 center. 22 For sale by F. M Finch. Mia's Rowena Raymond daughter of Frederick W. Baymond of Hsnford Place. has hoop quite ill’: one result of): vaccination. ' That Beautiful Gloss comes from the varnish in Devoe's .Varnish Flori? Paint; castes ‘ cents uarIt though Sold by Corn-.I tk , #2330 ‘E E ‘ ‘ At any drugntlolo. nests ~ one resin i. 0. O. l‘., Thunderstorms were reported, G 2 Salt and Pepper Sets regular price dance. at the armory. next Wednesday cats have been 8.. ..-'l‘ pubis plastics those pesto Tug diseases of’the ski in. and to misery. Donn' s Ointment cures. The belle oleg an?! I grown}: Busid-‘a u . 2 w gun 2 r -.. 0h . them. went to New Canon. mlust evening. and were the guests of the encampment in that‘place. 2‘ -New Youman at O'Briea'a. * mUhsrlcs Ni: Glover and George Block- walk. and Lenny Crockett “ayt n; icinlsd Company 1). at the“ manila Wednesdny night. Connedllcut ‘av'enue,’ re confined‘ to bed. as the result of vaccination. They were vaccination about a week 380 «Tickets for the May Musical Fos tival must be secured this week. First concert next Monday. .2 2 ‘ Doorl‘teeper’s Circle, King's Daugh- tors, of the First Congregational Ohur'ch, will meet with Mrs. J. G. regory. in Main street. Norwaik. Mon. day evening. Notices have been posted in the car baths in town for the trolievmen to procure their summer uniforms by May 20. At that time an. inspector will A be ' in town to make an inspection. ~Special from Crockery Dept: 500 25c for Sat. ids Mm, Pitchers. 12% and Inc on. &0 the set, M S. Smith The state committee of the Young .Men’ is Christian Association cancels to enter their new quarters in the New Haven building. June 1st. The cost of this structure was. over $250 000. .2 Rev Howard Hoyt, of New Canaan. will preach in the West Norwalk Union Chapel. Sunday afternoon, at 3‘ 30 o'clock, the time of holding the service changing with the first Sunday lnIIMay eHothouIso Lettuce.210c head.“ Hayes' Company 1) will give an exhibition drill. to he followed by an informal evening. and in preparation for the ex. hIlhitlon an extra drill will be held this evening. , I A notice has been placed in the of» so; of the Adams Express Company to the effect that the telephone is for the exclusive use of the company. and that the public telephone is in the mutan- rent at the othoi station. ‘Selfopenlng Umbrellas, $1. 0' Brion. The party nom Norwalk and viola- ity, which left a week ago Wednesday. to attend the biennial convention of Women” Federated Clubs. in Los An- gles. Cal” arrived in that city today The party included Mrs. Frederick“ Bel~ den and Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo. of Norwalk; Miss Elisabeth Raymond of ,2 Wilton. and Miss Mary Miller. of Cash NOT]. Those ‘who are to no taken into as lowshlp in the South Norwalk Congre gatiohal Church Sunday, are Psofeasor George E. Sartalu‘.‘ Free ht Frank and Willard saute s . Banger. Mrs. Elisabeth eers. Ralph and Forrest Case. Mrs. Hans Johnson Mrs. Johann Johnson, Miss Hattie Pu‘i 113 F. 0.. Frank, Helen and Amelia ‘ Booker. Fish, 8c ‘lh. ‘Hayes The subject of the address of Charles ‘ . 2 2. SiIChnpin; principal of the Rhode 18- 2 ‘ ulte unusual o‘cbmhlne in one i a «mine y a lanatlne‘ and a‘ tonic, but 2 it cures with a ' gentle. effective action without pain or‘ Normal School of Plovldence blinked program of the annual moe _, ing‘ of the Fairilcld County Teach ers- Association. will be "The Teacher and I Her Mission. " able speaker Danbury will be closed May 9. the date Mr. Cha‘pin is a very of the convention, to allow the teachers II to Iattend. , . 2 or it may resu in aillan Balm is b a we children of Jo‘ ‘n ‘Culien. of is , her ‘ V' «Large ‘Roe Shad 40c each Blue“. The public schools in 2 style. oratol Wh te2 holler on SILKS. Here is 390 yard. 55c. 2 Famous great silk Bldhch “81 15 yd. Printed Richest and Dolly yard. at l Collars and suits , graceful. *‘mnst of the waists a an ll 0 brisp as a new. nukno ‘ Frdm Q82 medallion waists. lThcy are the novelty of the your and doll- catcly handsome. ‘ Sheer lawn Waists to $6 and more. .fiihun‘t try tnjpietnne them. Seeing ls mpleasuro in at a mi. you. Colored wai sale in seat a luadras and funny fabrics at 31. 2th A, soon to novelty waists in el- moat-endless affect ts. Now the collection is at its best. Come and enioy it- COSTUMES. Suittnan bubbles with enthusiasm over them-and vvlth reason. and so line a lot at such prices—andI how they sell! 2 2‘ There is a. big sample line from one of the best makers in New York; there are fine costumes tram our own stock And all have been cut an overuse of a- ~third in price! * Eton suits. blouse suits. elaborate suits; plain but' rich suits. suits for everybody. Suits worth half more now selling at 37. 50 810 $13 50 and 018. Every size; plenty of choice for small women. 1.; worth noting. All silk taffeta in all colors. guaran. teed to be pure silk in every thread— Lustrohs Liberty satlns. handsome two and three- color patterns. seasonahlo color well worth 85c vii—- Guaranteed black tafleta. 19 inches wide. insured for six monthswdlic yd. Cheney pongoes-50c yard. Nearly 150 patterns in foulard and Liberty nation at 75c yard. rt? aginnih at $1.. stHa .Madras and mm x) s at 50c. Second floor. Never suits, Gibson Second iloor. the silk man with a budget every Clifton Mills colored taffeta. for weak—750 y.d‘ guaranteed black taffeta: if it gives out in half a year your mod. ey back or a new piece—willie. ‘ Guaranteed black taffeta. 271noh,we I back up every yard-86c. ‘Yard~wlde guaranteed black taffeta 2 lo ngulrhod ‘ soft and t e I . _ v Inc. Tucked M i pretty novel Tucked ‘2 A ‘I writing. " sown. WV iridium a corrssNu question submitted .900 for postage in u mm letter?" asked in “ Hit in number " anew | it Tum 3r cratic state committee had familiariscd me with the chairman of the county New yeti-ll 22 cry village‘sln this Int." Mr. 'l‘ilden said. while his grey eyes twinkled: “I sent each of my correspondents a litho~ graphed fad-similar of my own hand “And how did it I‘wo‘rk?" 2 1"Spjlehdldly." he unwind in conch;- s on. 2 "After I vies elected and had gone to Albany occasionally I'd have a call from a citizen who would introduce letters to him. and who would say:‘ “i didn't think you knew ‘.‘me Mr. Tildon, until I got this." ‘ ca Observer. Aldxa‘nder Du as was once in re- ceipt of a package of manuscript from a rather obscure magountry. village. The sender of the in uscript. who was an entire stran or to Mr. Dumas. said his letter this lithe h Dumas read over ‘Ind make such additions as he and inthnnts‘d without any nta tempt it medesty that it would be‘2’2‘a god thing (or the book to appear undnr their icint nuth iii lingered Iso' ‘ of the who“. Duns as‘lmmediatelysoint of the whole proceeding. Dumas imme- diately wrote the following letter: ‘38. has lady of housing. the possession or mi" anti triumph. .i '2 . 2 saldtoayoung‘ mop. ‘ meantosaytilt--“ 2' where am you get t.“ "My long chancellor: with the Damn» ' committee in alrnost every county in ‘ 2 ' 'ho eElihuIthererol'e sent for » 2 ‘ himself to me by means of one of my I "23W 63'? You sir. yoke a horse with ‘ 2 , .' T ‘ ‘ , TthouthNorwalk ‘ Trust Company is faith in the unwell? K I ‘ ii‘o must needs be of interest to them visor airaaovws mm soul 55 ooamo unosnwsau. The lighter weights of underwear‘ 2 ‘ for men and women are now in' much demand Wé’ ve an“ array Of valuesfl fo ydu to choose from 'that you'll iln Very satisfactory. , I Women's Underwear. Ladies jersey ribbed vosts,‘ low neck v 50 WA TER 87".. I _2a2.....’xs‘2.f_ 2. WkRepair Anything Made“ of Metal. 2 We Ewen Make Small“ aprings. THE G. N. MCKIBBIN M’FG CO. W. R THOMPSOM Manger. so. NORWALIK. and short sleeves; at 1235c each. Ladies' “blue. pink and white ribbed \euts. fine quality, at 17¢ each. I llsle Ladies' flue plain and lace vests. special at 12c each. Ladies' fine lisle vests, lace trimmed, at We each. Men's Underwoar. . Men’s line quality balhbrlggan shirts and drawers. at 26¢ each Men‘ 9 French balbrig'gan shirts and drawers. at I290 each. 2 Men's line sllhflnlsbed balbriggan shirts and drawers. special, at 60c each. Mons medium-weight shirts and (iravIors, in cashmere or merino2 at 509 each. . 2 KID GLOVE SEASON A‘T l'l'S BEST. It pays to buy kid gloves“ at this store. One reason is We show you none but the standard Well tested makes: our gloves one about perfect. silks twillcd fouiards n, summer silks~Pompadour Vardcu effects-rare beau- ties in color and design—$1 and $125 I Left aisle. roar. . 2 , THE ROWLAND ‘DRYGOODSCO. Bridgeport. phln 'I‘cleg the carriage horse shod 1" I, , "0.1don'tkn6w Tornmy. Whenev‘ér 2 the coiich‘man an s the horse needs a. . tell him to go to the ' coach-man. 3 ‘ “Papa, I! wish i was a horse. " cently he thought he Wanted sin extra ‘ 2 his ills , doy~school class. th he rector made is sung. and. risln waved his hands and the organ peel forth. "Now." said he. 'rcad y—sing. " yopng woman‘ a class,“ : "Why don’t you sing. Miss Frisbie?” "Me? Oh‘. 1 men sing." replied ‘the teacher. smiling her prettiest later says you must. say I‘Now. Roddy, sing?’ " seem lng SM nu numerous other 1'93 retires be used to bring no men I 2 S'Papu. how oitcn do you have to get new set of shoes blacksmith' s and have them put on. " to have a new set?" 2 "i don‘t know. i leave all that to the "Don‘t you ever ask him what's the reason ”the horse wears 'em out so , the?" ‘1‘! Sfialnly not“ ”'7'! . Why should i?" (Pause) 2 ‘ “ - the expo i" ,2 .2. uburmcolored hair. . I 4 2 _ MI 2 II Acts as executor and administrator. I trustee or guardian, and executes ‘ . all kinds of trusts- Pays «l per cent. on deposits in the ‘ A small and precocious youth in the 2 ‘ 3 cement of a‘ hymn to be 2 I‘I‘But.” exclaimed the boy. “the min-‘ ‘ man's he just 1.. ‘ t f her falnt.-Phliadel-_ I 'II'iIfowI much does it cost when he has ‘ "Den‘t‘ nyou ever make any fuss about ‘ Savings 2 on deposit. Representative Lentils. of Indiana. is one of the epicures of this Noose. e. ‘tmuat be at least two inches thick luicy, tender and cut from the insldn of the meat," declared Mr. Lt‘t‘ndls. "I don’t invent any outside beef. " in’It no slob steak No charge of the antes.2 Department. Safe Deposit Boxes and Storage in Burgl . and Fire Proof Vault. Jib." l Banks To Loan ‘ ‘woiheve‘utuebsnks, creates; which we loan to our customers ‘ who have one or more dollars- A2 These little safes s made or the use Call at; the‘hank Glace Cloves in all the new shades; also black and white from perfect skins. every pair Ivvarrant-‘ ed. 31. 00 pair. Ladies“ three button Gloves, $1. 49 pair.‘ Men‘s Kid Gloves at .9820 and $1. 49 pa r Suede” Dopey at prices greatly ‘iteducod. , . I12 Noam MAIN eraser. . . .w..._.....t.~. ‘m. , 1N AN iRONiOA‘L VEIN‘.‘ Senator Collier-con nterrogates Goner-‘ al MacArthur at Phliipplne Hearing. WASHINGTON. May 2.—-—Generai 2 MacArthur was interrogated today by ,ironical vein at the aring before the . The general 2 o a vantage of imc‘ planting republican institutions in the island. Mr. Culberson asked if the doc larationv f independence and the .c , e not the foundation our republican institutions MacArthur answered that the whole constitutional history of the country 2 with the pretending English history together with the declaration-01in .‘pendence and the constitution h be considered. Mr. Culbertson up each of the principles of republican institutions. free speech. tree pres». self government trial by jury asked haw far these had been 4ed in the Philippinesz Aos to 2 I General MacArthur said he hoop eMil ; the Filipinos that if they would give him their guns they could have a mass meeting on every corner. MANILA. May 2-The trial by court martini of Arthur Home, alias Wal- ter a deserter from the United states 2“ _ Id seer; tion was delayed owing to his being used an a civilian scout mailer Concr- ai J. Franklin Bell, in th ‘paign against the insurgen 2 gas province. It is believed that if II Howard is convicted he will be pan doned on pennant of the services which ‘ he rendered to the government. but Nothing stlae. flat or unprofitable in our ads; no limp ‘ I in ‘ getic stride that marks this progressive store. 2 ‘ another rénsoa is the fit and fashion ‘of . “ ‘Ladies' two clasp celebrated Hlelop ‘ They are made 2‘ Card. * Notice how the days grow inngerl A few days or sunshine a delightful but necessary, time-house cleaning-MM“ he in full if h. Carpets Rugs Mattings, Oil Cloth, Linoleums and Window Shades xvi their wants known, and whatever the wants may be we call fill them ‘ satisfactorily, both as regards price and quality. No matter how the Job, we guarantee to lit your 599”" Funeral atrociorc and Enabllmors “ senator Cameroon. at Texas. in rather 2 Gonoraii ‘ - Heights; Fourth he will probably be rears-gated by the; I' ‘S2 SOME OPLENDIDNM ’ DAiN'I’Y‘ WHITE W‘ ‘. We quote you Drilled. 20 ' 2. white lawn waistsm :‘a E at those prices the change. hands from in" liq .' yours: “ 2 I Ladies’ white la‘w l‘.adle.‘.' white pique or ms waists.- plain or tucli sleeves. fancy cults.) Ladios‘ white lawn shirt. ton front or back, bishop s lar and ‘cuifs to mhtc Ladies' 'white lawn a ‘wnis tra fine quality, insertion " front; fancy hometltoho I" La‘dies’ extra. line wh waists, button back. ailzov fancy hemstltched cult, news coucsaumo no'ri Those little everyday want that you can always find be great variety and all or ad to your economy. “ “The Crown" linen finish thr measure, only 20 spool ' “volunteei” baatin I spools. 5c spoolh ‘- ‘ ‘ i o P. Coat's‘ 8‘ ply dashing Iio yd. spools 2 spools iorI "Eagle" pins, perfect points spring temper he an , 2"Pa‘ra‘gon!‘ hair pins plain .h‘ ‘ ed. all lengths, 2 na‘cknge‘s f . I 2 Super indie tape. assortedwi packages. he a‘ package. , "Faultless" Hook and ‘Eyo and perfect. 2dozen on Everything in th Furniture . “Wm-“mwum. L...“ Field Day. Captain F M Rogers of. Frost’s staff commander ‘ mending officers of the so tions directing them to r mounted. fully equipped, for one visual signaling in thef field day, May 16. and establish the Vicinity of New Haven ter 9. 30 o'clock in the moral! ‘ practicable. be stationed at East Rock to. icate with Fort Wooster on Rock; Second Section at k Heights, to communicate with Rock and Fort Wooster; Third tion‘at Fort Wooster. to comma with East‘ Rndltéhnd r! c l t‘o‘ communicate th' 2 ‘Afliiitton Heights. 2 ‘ - DOUISVILLE my 5 litlcai organization win it - formed throughout the Units by the allied branches of th industry will be formally launch a meeting to be held in Pi sbI June 6. It is expected th till flag will be the‘ largest" nth representatives of the .11un ‘2 ever held in the United State Meyers, of Philadelphia, go agar of the Distilling Comps erlca says; “At thee Pittsburg lag the National Wholesal “Limo; socialion and any number organic loanl wgl t.
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