in ”WW 1‘
and ”WINK”.
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go a or wast-.waarusqrou or.
Heineken. WINK.
loath Nor-walk. eons.
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VIIATHII IONICAIT.
l‘or Norwalk and vicinity; Probably
showers tonight fair Saturday colder.
The disturbance which was ccrrirul
in the upper Mississippi valley .yester-
day morning Is now passing Out the St.
Lawrence galley. A mom storm 1-1
central near St. mats. Cloudy and
showery weather prevails in tin north
era sections from the Mississippi val-
ley eastward to the coast. There has
.been a decided fall in temperature in
the southern notions and a corms
pending rise In the eastern sections.
Thunder storms ware reported from
Oklahoma, Kansas City, Keokuku, in
diannpolis. Detroit, Erie, Syracuse and
Blughampton Conditions favor for this
vicinity light local storms followad by
fair and cooler weather for Saturday.
The Y. M. C. A. will resume its Bible
class sessions in a short time
William Davis has taken a position
as chef at the Hotel Hamilton
«Silt, Pearl Soft Hats. OBrien.
The buiidlrrgs of the Standard Oil
Company are being repainted and im
proved.
Charles Ansley, of Bridgeport was in
town today on business. He is a rep-
resentatlve of the R G. Dun Company
“Supreme Court Cigar 10 cents
Rev. G. W. Davenport, rector of St.
James' Church. Danbury, will preach
in Trinity Church, tonight. at 7: 30
o'clock
The Stillsond’owell Corporation car-
rise a complete litre of Eastman Ko
(inks. You should get all your photo-
graphic supplies at this place.
g ~20 Cotmtry Eggs 25c. Joaolofi's.
South Norvndk Conclave, No. 113.
improved Order of Heptasopirs, will
meet tonight. in Elks Iiail, South Main
street.
, Miss: Helen. Hetherington has. return-
ed to her home in Cherry Valley, N.
Y., after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. H.
C. Sharer.
--Free Lunch Saturday Dockwurst
and Sour Kraut, at Malmos Cafe.
X011 are having on opportunltg to
hear. some very has music at theD
Read Company‘ s this week. The pro
grams are printed intoday's paper.
Mrs. ii. R. Bulkley and two, child-
ren, of Gerard Place, are home from
Nutley. M. .i.. where they visited Mrs.
L. M. Thiltchet'.
—Chickons 16c. ib Hayes's. . V
Miss Maude E. Wolfe. physi ai diret.
tor In the schools of The orwalks,
started South yesterday to spend two
weeks with rclati yes.
The puarterly dividends of the In-
dustrial «Savings and loan Co. were
paid}! aday an T sday at their
oflicé' Wing; ISouih brain giggét.
Fewer gallons. wears itinger nevoe
Mrs. Charles Bosseng and live child.
ren ave moved from Roton Hill to
Strou ibur'g, Pa., where Mr Sossong
has been employed for some time
The. Howiand Dry Goods Company
utilizes all its space in todays issue
describing medium priced suits These
are bargainseyou should read about
them.
‘ ——'l‘l1e newest styles in Miliiaery are
tobe found at MS S,‘Smitli I: Co.‘ 11
Louise Dodge, D. of H. met last eve-
nin and voted to accept the Invitation
eggs Pa Lodge of Westport, to attend
a9 socfa ai session there on April 2.1 A
dart? delegationwill golthere on that
a . ~ , - ~ ‘ ' '
4mm 1159,20 for 26¢. r 1). Law-
ton & Co ,
Colonel C...W. huggadrle. W150” lha:
0 case 301' as
revi days with. ilihéss is rephrtsd a.
somewhat better but it will evidently
be lateral days before he is able to go
to his time;
in the Home yesterday a corruption
.. 01%“ as pamdqmsb sec-
tic I :“e "ptiie deserts Stain
that the: Norwaik Hospital will re.
ceiVe= an appropriation of 35.090 an-sV
nu , State.» 1: .
This Will in .
.. Carou Buyers
“a,
,tleman
to be out again an
lag A. A no. Ohopouriaa of South
Kilian tats entertaining friends
from Dsnbury.
parapet J. Watkins, of Oomatock.
Watkins 1. Dow. is slowly recovering
from hir't late illness
Charles Warner. of Brooklyn w’tir‘
spend Sunday wtth James L'Hommo
tileu, of East Norwalk.
V anion and new Caps. O'Brien. _
You on see the latest style of hats
at I. Davis 1 Son' I. Their stock is al
ways complete with everything a gen-
d wardrobe should contain.
The Rev. James B. Werner. of Stam-
ford, conducted the service at Grace
Church, Norwulk, last night.
The ilsv. Alexander Hamilton will
odiciste at St. John's EpIscOpal Church
Bridgeport, Sunday morning.
The District llivis'lon, Sons of Tem-
perance. will meet with the Slivermlne
Division some time this month.
--lied Onions (it: at. Joseloff's.
William W. Lester secretary of the
Croftrt E Knapp Company. is expected
home soon from a two weeks vacation.
Read T. J. Magner's ad. before you
forget it. He Is adoring you a great
many bargains
Mr and Mrs. E. A. Woodward and
Miss Lottie Woodward have returned
from Florida where they have spent
the winter.
Mrs. Joules. Gerard and son have
movedrfrom, their residence in East
Norwslk to the corner of High street
and Buyvlew avenue.
-——iloston Hot House Lettuce
bead. Hayesfls
Michael Kelly, tender of the Cross
street Norwalk, ra road gates is able
attend his duties
after an attack, of rbepm'atism.
Thee carloads of crushed stone or
rived at East Norwalk last night from
the Conner: ut Trap Sock Company
Another car odd is on the way.
Lorenzo Dibble claims that cider is
a good spring tonic. He has some for
22 cents a gallon. There are other
items of interest. in his ad.
George Hardwick the popular head
clerk at E. P Weed‘ pharmacy, Nor-
walk was is ofiiwdutiea at
the store the morning after a brief
but severe attack of the grip.
-th 'w Shades, Sash Roda hun-
herquin olss Everything in Kitchen
Furnishings Vare to be found at M. S.
Smith E
The Norwlik Bowling Club. held a
meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Hanford, of Springwmd avenue. last
evening. . ..Tlrese meetings are very joi-
ly affairs and all games except cards
are allowed.
,.T,lte"cases of the three ltalians who
were wanted Wednesday night ..on
charges of breach of the peace, were to
have been tried this morning in the
town court. The were. again contin-
ued. however, untl tomorrow. '
——it’s the little colds that grow Into
big colds; the big colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the lit-
tle colds. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup.
Achlldrenfls service will be held at
the Chapel of Our Holy Saviour. Berk-
eley “mi. Nor-walk. at 4 o'clock to-
nrorrow a temper). An address will
be delivered by Mrs. Nelda. wife of
rector Nelde,Vof New Canaan.
10c
gross at Coiemana news stand All the
most popular music.
Uncas Tribal improved Order of
Red Men. will have a ladies' at t. to-
night, In Red Men's Hall, Was ington
strsot. There will be an entertain-
meiit, dancing and' refreshments. The
members and friends are invited.
—-Gran Sugar 20 lbs 81. F..DL_ E Co.
‘McKlnley command, Spanish War
Veterans .will have a special entertain-
meat at the next meeting and all mem-
bers of the United States army who
served during the Spanish War are in-
\ited to be proscnt. and muster in
S S. Tilldtsoa. ..
Spring Opening
,Fine.;.Miiiinory
MARCH 28”! and 30th.
”optimum
Ms”: £1. Anderson designer
Mandtrimm- . ~.
Wu issue Library voting tickets with
WWW
{we I. n «5.11
98‘“
mars-porn 1. ‘Fpin snrunnnym
Bib Roast. out from choice battle;
.m
003
10V 12 its 1b., according to cut.
anstltlcib. i'otnosst stollc.
newsworthiness 1 -
Farmhouse 1510c. Sirloin. lt—ldc. Shoulder; me ill
Native Well is in its prime. Also
swam
15c; M £88.“,
Wehflamooflbtmnod Cornedrneef. s to 141151szt
Choice Young 11ml).
Horns and Bacon Soiree Bros: famoaVr'ltegai Brand an...
I
, 1afrd malts vamou' s costumes have ran-
1
'Another sheet music sale is in pro- ’
1 Ocean Blues. 7o; Stool: Cod,1tlc: nan.
.MIDIUM PRICED CUITO.
There has never been a time when
such units and so many styles
'were sady to one‘s choosing at from
016 to 126. The specialists who plan
ed as never before that it pays to
produce handsome ones to sell at be-
tween these prices
They‘ve devoted more attention to
this branch of their Work; they've
achieved results,
From the best of these makers the
suit-man has picked and chosen; has
studied to procure costumes in accord
with your tastes. Sometimes he’s an;
geared changes; has practically design
ed entirely new effects—~and, of course.
these suits tome to no other store
hereabouts
Will you be pleased to look at the
gathering? Here are some examples:
At 815
strapping and black and white braid.
Jacket has cape and peplum and is
bormd with peau tie sole. i
Mixed novelty fabric of greenish
cast finished with pleats and trim-1
mad with silvery braid. Jacket has‘
jaunty poatlillon back.
Black pcbbie-cheviot trimmed with
taffeta. Collarless jacket has two
capes and skirt ls finished with ver-
tical trimming,
Black venetian trimmed with braid
and pendants. Pleated skirt anti col-V
lariess jacket with cape,
At 818
Blue cheviot with jacket made with-
out t-nllnr. Jacket. even to sleeves is
piped with satin and has wide postil-V
lion back.
Blue cheviot with . cape or jacket
from which long stole tabs hang.
Jacket trimmed with black and white
braid; skirt pleated.
Black cheviot. Jacket has no col-
lar but two graceful capes and stole
front.
Novelty blue-gray mixture trimmed
with green and iridescent braid. Jack-
et has wide capo stole front and pos-
tillion back.
At :21 no ,
Lightweight chevlot in blue or
black made with deep cape, stole or
fancy braid. and poatliiion hack.
Gray plaid rough-surfaced mixture
with skirt in which pleats run from'
waist d wn and liars out at bottom.
Jacket as double cape and pretty
brnlti trimming,
At. $22.50
Black venetian with tricks on skirt
and sleeves. Hasailk drop-skirt and
jacket is made with graceful cape.
Blue cheviot made with dropsklrt.
Trimming is of braid and applique
long stole.
And these are but small part of the
show.
Second floor.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport Conn. V'
Roe Shad 1a: 111.; Buck ease. the
each; omehiniceuah, lie; San Trout.
10c; Native deli, 10¢:an to;
but. 13c: Finnish. to; German Carp 10c.
(linen Blues. 120.
All kinds of Fish at reasonable
prices.
Rolled and Live Crabs.
cart success
End” of 'fliliilm mm
-......--.u‘vor
Black venetian trimmed with satin '
in grape designs. Jacket Is made with ,
Insea-
aoaeoa an... n a a -
0 V‘ a up a .
"tibial Mat.
Florin 141-3.
. . ‘1 '7'.—
Ilow 15- noun
.1 rm.Vroaunts rm! I'-
soon.
See how nice are the papers we offer
at 2.1 and 6c roll.
in hanging paper we use Slsk's Slat
ing, a perfect disinfectant,
o»
207 hot WOIIIIIIOII fittest.
—-._
THINK 11
OVER.
fifty GAS
1
We have about
saunas on hand, which we win
Sell at the same price as last.
*year,,t1r 39.75 and ”2.76 each,
connected free.
After this stock is ,depleted.
prices will be increased $2.00.
Don‘t come around after those
are gone anti say that you are
sorry you were late.
”.._.
Conn. Railway and
“gluing Company.
WW.
Frank C. Viilillii
PLUMBING.
STIR".
HOT WA TER.
IND 0‘3
FITTING.
Tin. Shut Icon. Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Strut.
louth-Nomaiit, Conn.
Telephone. 137-3.
soup Alva SbCCl'SJ’l'UL.
City National Bank
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. {100.000.00
Int; 3100.00000
orgy», norm. 340,700.00
.- 7 1. V» (a “ ..
up“ . v
“Ema-Mt.
JACOIIWW.
DIRETTOM:
Johnna“- ‘Hmmuymour
John H. Knapp Christian Marts
John H. Light I. H. Mathovvoon
Josiah I. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin ,
lam: Solicitor!
..,....,v... m... ..V .1- "'74
1 Raymond Brothers ,hre ‘uuloanina'
several cargoes of baled hay.
Mrs. .98 th Jig I gton is visiting
friends in Ffiimgbugrfhrpn.
mi from Muiu street to Stevens strut-t.
-~-Colonlai style ilerby. li‘llrien.
(lockentre ’l‘t'lbe, l. 0. R. M.. of Nor-
been visiting friends In South Nor-
wulk. ‘
”Large llloutcrs. to es. Joaeioii“ s.
Mrs. David Hall and family will
move from Elizabeth street to Day
street.
The Ilosttm Store make their us-
ual trderings for Saturday in their ad
today. It is full of interesting reading.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown, of Darierr.
will preach in the West Norwalk Union
(,lhupt-l, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
-ltl ..1. pull Lard. $1.20: 6 1b., title,
Huyes's
League of the Sacred Heart services
were held at St, Mary’s Church this
morning.
Mrs. Smith Northrop and daughter
Blunthe of Main street are spending
a few days In New York.
~Leave your orders for your Easter
Hat with M. S. Smith & Co
Mrs. Sarah C. Smith, of Stratford,
has been the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Ilorn, for u‘ few days.
The Montauk basketball team will go
to Stratftrrd this evening and play a
picked learn in that place.
~~Print lluiter, 26c lb. lt‘.D.L. it C0.
The West, Nor'wulk iluitur Chapel
will hold :1. church social next Wednes-
day night at the home of Frederick Fil-
low.
Tristrim & Hyatt advertise today
Easter specials in ladies' jackets, klti
gloves and neckwear. They also have
something to say about their housefur-
uishing department.
~Youmsn, Youugs Derbies. O'Brien.
Mrs. R. [1. Baker has returned to her
home in Trinity Plat-e. having been vis
ltlng her mother Mrs BurWell Carter,
in Plainvllle
Miss Elizabeth i. Mayhcw, of South
Main street, will spend her Easter va-
cation with lrer cousin. Miss Nellie
Gage, of Daubury.
Tire public. schools of the town of
Norwalk closed this afternoon for the
annual spring vacation anti will not.
reopen until after Easter.
George E. Sarinin. president of the
Brown Business College, is in Dun.
bury today, enrolling students for the
new term commencing April 6th,
Mrs. Hattie Hoyt Barnes and son Ar-
thur. who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. James Hoyt. of Soutn Main street.
have returned to their home in Meri-
tiell.
~—Sait Pork.,10c lb. Hayes‘s,
Bank Commissioner Kendall was in
South Norwalk yesterday and excru-
Ined the South Norwnlk Trust Conr-
pauy and the South Norwaik Savings
Bank.
Rev, Romilly i-‘. Humphries. of 'rrlrr-
Ity Church preached in Monroe, last
night, and Rev. Alexander Hamilton
conducted the service in Trinity
Church. yesterday afternoon.
, Matters pertaining to the new town
and its charter were considered at an
informal meeting of the executive com-
mittee on new town, last night. at the
office of Corporation Counsel Light.
-All grades Fownes's kid and Fab-
ric Gloves; also a large variety of La-
dios' Hdkfs., at M. S. Smith E Co.‘s.
Taylor a Golden offer Betts' island
for sale. ’This is one of the most dc-
sirable of the group of Norwaik ls-
lands. it contains about five acres,
and has excellent depth of water for
approaches.
it will, pay you to be a careful buy.
er. The Public Market is advertising
some interesting specials for Saturday.
-—-Print Butter, 26c lb. Filth & Co.
South Norwalk administers a sharp
rebuke to Falrllelti county's divorce
colony. by presenting Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Crossman. who have lived bap-
pily together for fifty-four years.—
Ridgetield Press.
The game which was to have been
neciicut Military Academy grounds in
East-Avenue this afternoon betWeen
the academy team and Harstrom
school nine has been postponed to next
Tuesday afternoon. -
«Look at our handsome variety of
Easter Cards. They are selling in
great quantities. M. S. Smith E Co.
Josiah Grumman, of South Norwalk.
spent Friday in Ridgeileid.-—Mrs. (Jos-
eph Lockwood expects to be the guest
of her aunt..Mrs. Patterson. of Hor-
walk, durl the conference session.»-
Mrs. Sam ei Stevens spent the past
week as the guest. of her daughter.
Mrs. Winfield Scott. of Norwaik—
. Ridgedeld Press
A feature of the “poverty sociable"
to be held this evening at the Norwaik
Congregational parsonage under the
’. auspices of mentoring People's Society
will be a hat trimming contest for the
gentlemen. There will also he a nail
' driving contest to amuse the ladies.
Eachone attending is requested to
bring'two macaroons or ginger snaps.
-—Umbrellas and Carers. O'Brien.
Are you arrfi’cr u~ with headaches
and eyestrnlr‘? if so why not have
Homer B: Hort tit you with glasses?
You will, undoubtedly gain immediate
relief
A meeting of the Connecticut Life
Underwriters' Association will be held
of. the Hotel Carlie. m Saturday ,after-
noon. at 1 o’clock. when the commit-
tees appointed in two weeks
ago. to make arrangements forth
reception of the Rational Life Under-
writen' executive amenities. at the
Allyn House, Hartford. April in, will
1%. 51.5... . .
-—Ail the an m in mlu'
ight
‘ boatolrisafla'tm rim: times yesterday.
and thersmaisoaotsam lineal-tailor
he «The Clifford:
Putt- It-it O'Neill and family have mov ’
walk. will hold a session this evening. ‘
M1214 John l4. Davis, trf Wilton. has .
been played this afternoon at the Con. *
About a Tomlin
lioll torrid
llut Brutus the
Good Corset. ‘
Therefore, 11 woman cannot be W ,
The.“
ferent about her corset.
site” is our new model for the up,
We call it "The finest corset mad “
We have several models ours ,
shaped and differently priced, but“ .
showing the some excellent {mum
designs that produce the fashi,
corset and mold any form into the
rcct figure meld.
We describe but two:
STYLE 320:
VSTYLE 321:
85’) 85 Washington SL. 80. Norwalk,
Big spring Shoe 5a“
INTEREST INCREASES DAILY.
Tomorrow we add to this important occasion by offering guaranteed 110,01
eat colt skin Shoes for men and women, at
$1.95.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS. ' .
Shoes for Women at $1.25 and 81.48. Shoes for Men at 96c and $1. 25.
Every shoe included in this sale was made to sell for much more their"
ask for them. See. our windows.
Olsen’s Shoe Store
Carpets Mattrngs.
Oil Cloth, Linoleum
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demand now. Houleol
anticipation discovers many short-comings and the necessity of was
pet, Matting, Oil Cloth or Linoleum. if this describes your predicament
member our reputation for large stock and small prices and you are db
right road to bargains. it is our intention that every customer shall rot?
full value for every dollar spent under this roof for Furniture. Etc. Pa
terns the newest. Qualities the best. Prices the. lowest. .
Our Norwalk friends will find our store a convenient place to wall: 161‘
:1 trolley car,
A. J. COLLINS 81 CO..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND emsALMEas. _
l2 to i8 North Main St. South NI J
"C l ' " ’
. on IS . owe 1‘.
If your coal is getting low in the bin, so is our!
price. Might as mil enjoy yourself for the teat?“
winter. Our coal is running good—looks nice.
and clean. and will throw out heat to the int. ’Jm‘V
buy of us with confidence that you‘ to getting the
One ton of it produces 2,000 lbs. of satisfaction.
Drop in tomorrow with your order—or to, 1. . ,
PRICE, “.00.
PRICE. $1.00.
.t
JOhn H. Ferris.
MD Washington Street South
Clear as Daylight!
To have a lasting Vanilla Flavor
it must be made without alcohol.
n a rooster Emphaticaily. vast
gr
Meet every requirement of oiPorioct Flavor“
Ind are absolutely ,
1 . no... mo. among.
PURE. DELICIOUS. Eoouoma. .
Timid?) militia! out. Try them and be con
out? 10 CENTS A
._ At All Grocbra._
. WCRYSIALQI'»
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