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For Norwaik‘ and vicinity: General.
ly fair tonight and Sunday; colder to-
night. Cloudy and untitled weather
prevails along the Atlantic coast. Plea-
sant weather prevails In the central
and western sections A slight disturb-
ance has developed in the noIhwest.
which has produced a decided this in
temperature in the section. 'l'emperaé
lure has failed 20 to 30 degrees in lake
region and Ohio valley. during the past
twen ifour hours. Conditions favor
for t is vicinity generally pleasant
weather and slightly colder.
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it is announced thatFrederick C.
Beers,1a Norwaik printer, now employ-
ed in Danhury. and Miss Aline James,
of Cranbury. will be married next
month.
At the regular meeting of the fire
company held last week Thursday, 11‘.
A. Dickerman was elected treasurer in
place of.C. iii. Brinckerho .' who re-
signed. Mr. Brinckerho has held
this office ever since the campany was
obtained, more ’than twenty years
ago—New Canaan Messenger.
—-Blk., Pearl Soft Hats. O’Brien.
Harriet C. Hotchkiss widow of
Aaron Hotchklss, died yesterday, in
Fairlield. at the advanced age of eigh-
ty years and six months. She was
born~in ‘Yalesviile. the daughterof Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Yale. The funeral ser-
vices will take‘place Sunday afternoon
at 8 o'clock at-the residence of her
son-in-law, Granville C. Perry, in ,Fair1
field. ‘ 1
~16 lbs. good Corned Beef for 25c.
11311198.
The art exhibit in the window of the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, is
without doubt the handsomest ever
se‘en ‘in South Norwalk and it is hard
lobelieve that such intricate designs
could be done by machine. It is only
after the closest inspection of the
back of the article that the observer
is convinced that it Is naturally done by
machine.
—-—Leave you order for Spring Mil-
linery with us. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. M. S. Smith & Co
The firemen of Rewayton. East and
South Norwalk will assemble at the
headquarters of Old Well Hook and
Ladder company tomorrow morning at
10:15 o’clock. and proceed in a body
to the South Norwsik Congregational
Church, where Rev. Paul Moore Stray-
er‘ will preach a sermon appropriate
to the occasion. The topic will be
What Think Ye of Christ? There
will he a musical program. with sped
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Allis Viola Sim. of Elmwood ave-
ans. is e mast of Miss Mia Semi)-
totals swbuu. N: Y. .1
Miss Alice Seaman has resumed her
duties at the Norwalk Boston Store.
Mgr a two weeks illness and woos-
—Bockwnrst and Veal. Schauh's Mkt.
The Farther Lights Society of the
South Norwaik Baptist Church is
scheduled to hold a meeting Monday
night. 3 ' ' 1 , ‘
Colonel Leslie Smith of Elmwood
avenue. has arlved at Galveston. Texas.
and will spend several days in that
place. .
-—Celebrated Manila Bock Beer just
out today. Hotel Hamilton.
The effects of Guy E. Johnson. for-
merly III the Hygels foe Manufacturing
Company are being moved from the
Millard'cottsge .
—Coloniai style Derby. O’Brien.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton was in
New York yesterdayatending the fun-
eral of his late uncls. Major'Generai
Schuyler Hamilton.
“Chickens, 16c lb. Hayes.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. M. M. Lee and
daughter Miss Marion. attended a re-
ception at the Waldorf- -Astoria New
York city, yesterday.
——Dunlap. Yeoman Derbles. O‘ Brien
Superintendent William S. Hatfield.
of Trowhrldge’s box manufactory. has
leased the Dr. Orton place, in High
street. and is taking possession.
-—All flavors Fresh Cand , Sat. and
Mom. 10c lb. M. 8. Smith 0.
Dr. lauren M. Allen. of Washington
street. who has been- in Florida, for
several weeks for the benefit of his
health. is expected home next week.
~Celebrated Manila Bock Beer, just
out today. Hotel Hamilton.
The adjourned meeting of the City
of South Norwallr will be held in Ar
ion Hall Monday night at 8 o'clock. A
number of important matters will be
considered.
—Fresh or Corned Hocks,
Hayes,
The South Norwslk letter carriers
have chosen Edwin L Hanford as del-
egate to attend the annual convention
of the State Mall Carriera' Association.
Memorial Day. in Stamford.
Fewer gallons; wearelonger: Devoe.
The engagement of Cornelius A. Mc-
Namara,1the popular window dresser
of H. Krieger & Company. and Miss
Jennie 'AL‘R‘eynolds. of South Norwnlk.
has been announced. and the. nuptials.
it is rumored. will be soiemnlzed after
Easter.
——Sat. and Mon. will give strict at-
tention to our 19c sale. which will be
a great attraction to everyone. M. S.
Smith S100;
Stephen Taylor. who has held the
position. of engineer at Benedict 12
Cole shoe factory. in New Cannon. for
some time. will resign his position
about April 1. Clark. Dickson. of Tai-
madge Hill. will probably take his
place. Mr. Taylor contemplates start-
ing a bicycle repair shop.
8c lb.
EVERY CHURCH or institution sup
ported by voluntary contribution will
be given a liberal quantity of the bong
. man I; Martina: Pure Paints whenever
they paint. ]
1 Note: 1 Have done tor twenty-seven
years. Sales: Tens of millions of gal-
lons: belated nearly two million'hcms-
as under guarantee to repaint if not
satisfactory: The paint wears for per-
iods up to eighteen years. Linseed Oil
must be added to the paint (done in
two minutes). Actual cost "then about
$1. 25 a gallon Samples free. Sold by
our Agents: Comatock. Watkins I:
Dow. South Norwslk: Hubbeil & Sts~
pies Howe Cut. Norwsik; W. S Guyer
Son Westportp Northrop Bros.
Soutbport. .
S. S. 'Tillotson.
Manama}
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I 1‘ MILLINERY.
MS: 5. Avidcv-son : designer
and trimmer.
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as as. Male 31.. éor. Hsvilaod.
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Sirloin Steak. 16-101: lb.
Round Steak . loo lg.
Shoulder 51.... 1'33 is.
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Waists that have sold freely at S0 to 0'
Miles: lilcirit halter asked an offer
forrtiie fussy spring waists he- has on
hand. He noted to trays clear swing
for summer business and these few
waists were a thing to" 1be
aside. Here they are and wl them
some similar ones from our om: stock.
They‘re of line fancy imported vest-
bssutifnliy finished. Nearly all are
while: a few are in pongee color.
The clean-up was at so low a price.
the waists we had on hand had to he
reduced to the new level. Now the
choice of the lot, ‘ 03.50.
A tableful of jackets offers big valuean
to those lucky enough to find the wankm
ed else. For women girls and little
girls: have been 83. 50 to Sir-81.60 and
I2. 60
Second floor.
HOUSEKEEPERS' SALE.
You kept us busy yesterday. but not
half as busy as we ought to have
been. Why, if you could have seen
in the newspapers ow handsome and
good this chins a 11 silver and cut
glass is there wouldn't be clerks en
ough in the department to care for
half of the comers.
See these examples:
American porcelain
worth 31250—8850.
French china dinner-sets worth $75
«849 50
3Sterling silver flatware worth $4—
3Sliver-plated tea-sets worth 87—36.
Fancy china dishes in many shapes,
worth 82.50 and ”—81.95.
Cut glass nappies worth 82—4125.
C 1 glass fruit-bowls. 8-inch, worth
:5— 3.95.
Bread and butter plates, worth $2
to S2. 60 dos—10c each
Ozone Babbitt‘s and Santa Claus
soap—6 cakes 23c.
Basement.
SEWING SALE'S CLOSE.
Tonight sees the end 01 the Sewing
Sale. it goes to its cidae With a great
lot and variety of sewing needfuis still
.at your command.
The great quantities that marked the
opening have dwindled but there is
enough yet to make the last day note
worthy.
Can't print a list. Some of the an
tlcies will be gone betore night. 1 But
there are many. many pennies and
nickela and dimes to be saved.
Near main stairway.
MEN'S SH I HTS 50s.
A newly~arrived lot of fancy negli-
gee shirts in patterns that have been
picked as best for the coming season.
Figured all over in quiet effects or
with inserted tine-tucked bosoms.
Stylish, good-tilting, good values”
dinner-sets
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Right aisle, front.
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suitable for immediate wear, includ-
ing some choice designs made espec-
l'allyl ‘for mourning. ' The styles'were
never so pretty and prices never so
lessonsbie.
M. F. ACKERMAN
31 team «and. Homes.
Connected with tarps Bridgeport Es-
tshiishmont.
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We will remove to our new store, 31
Wall, street. about March 2th.
Native Eels. 12c: White Halibut.
12c; Bluefish, 12c; Salmon.12c; Filt-
fish, 5 lbs. 251:; Market Cod. (c: Had
dock 6c: Ruck Shall, We; Steak Cod,
10c. All other kinds of fish at reas-
unable prices. Clams and Oysters, 251:
At. (Round Clams. 60c pk.‘ ..
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to getpsper for your wall:
at 2 and 5 cent: per
Roll, not fire
STOCK
but new
1903 goods.
Call and see these
papers. for thepn'ces do
not indicate their rich quality.
207 Iisst Ilssltiastsn snort.
Bankrupt Sale
I: o'bevflowinq loft}: opportuni-
ties in Ladies ‘Cloalts, Suits,
Capes. Silvia and Millinery.
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left for the disposition of the
stock. so don’f‘delay.
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regular 10 15 and 20 cent
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WAY DOWN EAST.
William A. Brady realises that gen-
well. When be staged “Way Down
idast.” so lavishly he knew what he
was doing. The scenery, company and
accessories are of the best; this the
public were quick to recognize and the
patronage has been beyond the expec-
tations of even Mr. Brady himself. At
Hoyt‘s, Friday. April 3.
NEH. BURGESS HlMSElJ?‘ COMING.
The announcement. that Neil Burgess,
America's foremost character come-
dian, would appear himself in that pro-
duction of international reputation.
"The County Fair," has been enthusi-
astically received by the local theatre-
goers. and his appearance In iloyt‘s
Theatre. on Friday, March 27, will 1;:-
the scene of a big gathering. Mr.
gene has been before the American pub-
lic now for many years and his work
as tht'l aged spinsier, whether In the
”Willow Iiedott. “ "Vim. " of his latest
and hreatcst «11511.net, County Fair. "
has been passed upon by the best crit-
in the land, as a true and artistic
do ineation devoid of caricature.
' LECTURE ilY FRANK W. MACK.
. rank W. Mack, eastern superintmlv
ti . t for the Associated Press. will lec-
ture before the Teachers‘ Association
at the South Norwolk Baptist Church
on Tuesday evening. March 24. Mr.
Mack's wide experience and easy style
will make hls recital of a reporter‘s
experiences very interesting and en-
joyable. Particulars in the advertise-
ment.
ENTEPTAINMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 21
Matinee and Night,
w. E. NANKEVILLE' S
Splendid production of the idyllic Pas-
torsl Drama,
HUMAN HEARTS.
A Pathetic Picture of Rural Life in
Arkansas.
Superbly Presented by a Competent
Cast.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
‘ lNTRiCATE STAGE EFFECTS.
PRICES:
Matinee. 15 and 26 colitis.
Night, 25. 35 and 50 cents.
Hovr STHEATRE
FRIDAY, MARCH 27.
. l‘urewcil 'I‘mlr of
NEIL BURGESS
Himself. as ABIGAIL PRUE.
In an Elaborate Production of
lhe Countu Fair
With its Wealth of Scenery, Mccbnul»
cal and Electrical Effects.
The Most Thrilling and Realistic
HORSE RACE.
The greatest triumph in stage realism.
'i‘hrce thoroughbred race horses.
mounted by professional jockeys run.
ningni terrific speed in full view of
the audience.
PRICES 25. 50. 75c. $1.00.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thes-
lre, South Norwalk, And Weed's drug
store. Norwalk. 6 days in advance of
all situations,
'RECITAL
IN TKAOHIRB' OOURIE
FRANK W. MACK
on the
Greenroom of Journalism—A Report-
er's Experiences.
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TUESDAY. MARCH 24.
at eight o'clock,
Single Admission, - - - 35
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Painterendneoorafor.
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both of people’aslt whether 11
GAS RANGE will bake h'readn
€830. sto. BROWN on both- top
andwbotiom. 1111111, perfectly
1 if yours does not, the mains
undou tedly yours. and if-you
p its a line our demon-
strator will call and instruct ‘ynu
, the same 1 1
CLEANLINESS IS NEXT
1% continues.
You get hottwatei' enough in
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Means improvement not coin
in the appearance of our
large store. but also in the facil-
ities for the displauina of our
tremendous stock of Spline _
Goods. ' ,
Formal opening Saturdau the
2151. Keep this date in ‘
mind.
235-155 Washington 31.. So. Norwalk. (:1
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lNTEREST INCREASES DAILY.
Tomorrow we add to this important Occasion by offering guaranteed pat-
out wit skin Shoes for men and women, at
.1199.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS.
Shoes for Women at $1.25 and $1.48. Shoes for Men at 95c and $1.26.
Every shoe included in this sale w as made to sell' for much more than we
ask for them. See our windows
(Disen’ 5 Shoe «Store.
Carpets Mattings,
Oil Cloth,L1noleums
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g Spring Shoe Sale
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demand now. Housscieshlug
anticipation discovers many shortcomings and the necessity of s. new Car-
pet, Matting, Oil Cloth or Linoleum if this describes your predicament rs~
member our reputation for large stock and small prices and you are on the
right road to bargains. it is our intention that every customer shall receive
full vulue for every dollar spent under this roof for Furniture. Etc. Pat-
terns the newest. Qualities the best. Prices the lowest.‘
0111 Norwalk friends will find out store a convenient place to wait for ,
a trolley car
A. J. COLLINS & GIL.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMEALMIRS. .
l2 to Ill North Mam St. South Norwalk
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‘ If your coal is getting low in the bin, 81: is ours in.
price. Might as well enjoy yourself for the rest of tho
winter. our coal is running good—looks nice, shit:
and clean, and will throw out heat to the last. You can
1 buy 11: us with confidence that you‘ to getting the hilt.
1 One ton of it produces 2.000 lbs. of satisfaction. ‘ ' ‘
Drop" in tomorrmv with your order—or teleph
ns-52—3.
John H. Forms,
9 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
onsarlsso am
The following letters 1‘».
ed for at the following postolcss till
the current week:
South NorwaIk—Byron I“
ton mlnutesafar‘ washing dishes
and so: ahath in twenty~iive min-1
ates bywuaintgau 1-1':11 111
INDEPENDENT
Wm marsh
The lids 1- not to heat all the"
water in thebdi'isr, but Just what,
you not to use. then shut on
(508.1%me
Ias‘ mule-.75 and .1276.
1W vj‘vsar Nissan.
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“deem free.
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ward B. Haves. Jr. Joseph
M. S Rivenburg. Ills-H:
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