' 1113‘; 1903.
DIM “ 1‘”
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' 1. itlio. .. 5:07p.1n.
demos.
who“ on the chtuge that
silty s. Ta‘hnor‘. of Salt 11111111
Fl oping News gives assur-
“in load thlth of the Monaco
0! which: it is the organ. in re.
. lenmy. "‘lt ought not to be
F ." it 1says "to repeat the
Noah of,tl_1eFPresldc-ney of the
tins 111111 downs of life are illus-
{Find lathe case of Pbtcr De Villa.
lscoveror of gold in the Klondike
and once fabulously rich. who
11 ourning‘a‘ livelihood by nailing
hfi'Crnz, California. He has a suit
log for the recovery of one of the
minéa iii’ the Nome region but
0 means with which to prosecute
the case is likely to go against
y defatuit .
1F FASHIONS.
gown of course while iincn trilli-
1 with coarse linen lace is consid-
~ the shine f omartncss in wash
Or wohirtwa st suits.
woman with large hips should
tier lp confiner an essential
of her wardrObe. The hips are
lily reduced but the line from the
t down is wondegfully improved.
simple salad one which at a
reveals its ingredients is the
ring salad Have the ingredients
utoiy fresh, h Ie them tender-
there will be} c indication of
:g. garnish temptingly and serve
the some way
' fascinating one the dainty piec
handmade. and hand-decorated
e imported especially for the
.thht deal exclusively in those
co garments. This seems to be
titre of the dry goods business
lob the large stores have not monop-
th stated with authority that it is
common occurrence. ihiss season for
union to select her Easier hat and
. it to her dressmakcr for sugges-
Bl to W mmprintc gown to
to the bat rather than the usual
thol Magazine": With
”NFFFF of a pair of butter
roll eufchatcl cheese into
i egg-shapes. . Cut long rsdishes
'otrsws. and season with French
lug. Scatter the straws in lettuce
, : . “range the e gs in the hosts.
‘ kie themfi rnch dressing.
.chopped pars~
on» org FFbegiuitian to find out
eir daily Work. whatever it may
all! be" roe of physical
duty and Health" this
1 1 ‘ . an; a to the business woman
9 walk up stairs instead of “fir-1
the elevator stand on her tiptoos
telepho'hl make use of all
little _po '11
of bar co life to further the do.
fluent of he; not?); The very look-
11111111 the hotter this happy way
lot in bringing’the desired bene-
[has as low as $211.00. as than}
{83213 Hr ‘ 3‘}
Mil your carpets.
it
lutomtdt'ol morning the .
at the Ben Lemont winery at '
m with it, making the gown con '
Oil-{oaths cheese-wasted 110m “Boston
Gopltoi, 31mm Surplus, 0186.000
.. Mortl or”. Lee
~ «ii
For one your. tires and .
folio.
11 ‘1‘
EASTER OPENING
at the
New Siore.€1lWall Si.
Thursday, April 21
The ladies of The Norwalks nud vi<
cinity are. cordially invited to call and
inspect the largest stock of fine miliin
cry ever shown at one time in this lo-
cality.
M. F ACKFRliiii 816i!
Connected 1?th go Bridgeport Es
__:___.F tallilfiEmcut
F T. Egglnson
Pblnfor and Donoraxor.
The Best Work:
at Reasonable
Prices.
~PAINTERS' SUPPLIES—F
.—.a’-.—..i_
82 N. Main Street.
industrial 31mm and loan Co.
' .... .opmwnx.
Sia‘o Sana-vision or No»
York and Connocflour.
my 5 oer cent.
OFFIFCI,“ 18 IO. MAIN ST.
Rcoldont Directors Reoidont Monogoro
R. L. Ooburn
E. Dew John B. Low noo
iELYTfi'fiENNAN
lo S.MAIN sra‘sar
, you: notice is oenvoo.
‘Duo 11th hereby med bn‘the
pobilcgeue iy that DeWitt‘o Witch
Hazel Boise is the only salvo on the
market to is made from the pure. un-
odulterof. , witch hobo! Dothtt's
Witch]! iSaive hoooured thousands
of cm lies tho: maratfgetlm
any tmon
brought not. many it out counter
Persons :1! Eat the sen-
_it cures.
Why break your back to keep your floors clean 9
GOLD DUST
will do the work twice as w oil, in half the time at half the cost.
cleaning substitute for soap. A household without GOLD DUST is almost as
badly off as a ship without a; rudder.
wcleaning. You’ll never again be without it.
Made only by THE N K. FAlRBANK COMPANY,
New York, Boom 8t. MuiI~—-—Mokors of OVAL FAIRY_ SOAP.
ire are ‘_
. a.» “a1 to sea
ttuisnouiswoo ” ”“1111
it’s the modorn
For your own sake try GOLD DUST in
o
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'F FF ' BULLETINNO 27
Bible School of the
First Congregational Church
E Those who hurt- attended the Special Services 11f this week pronounciI
l them of deep interest. Similar Meet lugs will be continued next week frotn
Monday to Friday inclusive and all persons whom this Bulletin may reach
are requested to spread this news and by personal invitation to their friends
bring as many of our South Norwalk people as possible under
these influences,
!
The Bible School tomorrow will follow the trend of these Meetings. The
Lesson of the international Course will give way to a Special Topic and
i Teatlmrs and Scholars Fore earnestly requested to do tht-ir utmost to secure
I; a. large attendante. ,
'i‘l1c (‘ i1111( h (‘alcndar Issued iotnor. on- and 'l he P‘venlng Sentinel of em l1
tliiy next week will give particulars as to Spiel-hi Methods and Topics
issued by the Fxccutive Committee,
South Notwalk (on11.Stiturday. 1\piii4,19ii.'i.
F
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III-H
ILLUSTRATED
‘SUPPLEMENT’rM
SATURDAY APRIL 4th
AND EA CH SUCCEEDING SA TURDA Y
.4.
‘ao
. ‘rirPRiCE ONE CENT“
\ WWW
’1: 033““. can be secured in South Norwalk From the following new
deals
FRFED I. COLEMA .10 North Main street.
WM. A. BRIGGERM N. 134 Washington street. Donovan Block.
JOHN T. HAYES 5 Main street. Norwalk.
7. .1. MAGNER. 2’ south Main Stroot.
H. E. BODWELL. 70 Washington street.
LEARV A 60.. 19 Railroad Piano.
A FTi-iFotiGFi-iTFULF. MAN.
M M. Austin. of Winchester lnd..
know what to do in the hour of need
His wife had such an unusual case of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought of and
tried Dr. King‘s New Life Pills and
she got relief at once and woo finally
:urod. Only 251:, it F.’ H. Baxter's
drug store - , “
ONLY OURFE FOR DYOPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush or New Castle.
Del. says: “i situated for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have t dis-
tress and belching; i tried eve bias
1 could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Hahn. and one 50
cent bottle cored me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaioted and I". H.
Baxter. . ‘ ‘ '
‘ cleaver.
' wook. 1.1111», don't 11119.1 111-1
constants 1111111111
oooro Woo Sixteen toF Ton. and it Woo
One of the Boot Ployol Oomio
tho boooon.
The liarstrom School and Connecti-
cut Military Academy baseball teams
played a stubbornly fought game yosf
terduy afternoon on the Academy
grounds in East avenue. the. former
team winning out by the score of ten
to six.
The game was the best played con I
test since the opening of the season
and went the full nine innings. not be
ing over until after ti oclock. The
Academy team's regular pitcher Bel-
tai1e.wa11 unable to play owing to an
injury sustained In the game a few
days ago with lill' Norwalk Bank
Clerks’ team. while Professor Carl A.
Harstrom and son Eric took the places
of a couple of men on the Harstrom
school team. who were out of town.
These changes. however. did not inter-
fere with a very interesting game.
Professor iiarslrom. though he had
not played baseball for ten years. hit
the ball out like 1111 old timer and also’
played a good field 111111113.F
Clark. of the iiui'sliom lt-am distin-
guished himself by siiiking out sister-11F
of the opposing team during the nine.
innings and played 11 good all around
game. The moat spectacular play,
occurred in the third inning and wool
made by (new gr Wilshiro who knock-
ed out a nice safe hit between first and
second bases and while the next bet-
ter was up made a grand attempt to
steal second base. He succeeded
well enough with a mighty slide. bin.
when he. got 1111 one of the legs of his
trousers looked as though a butcher
had been hacking at them with a meat
Wilshirc, undaunted. tied up
the damage with a neck tie and finally
raced home. scoring a run.
The academy team appeared yester-
day afternoon in their new uniforms.
The material is gray with C. M. A. in!
red letters on the breast. The gray;
cups have stripes on them and the;
workings have stripes of the some‘
1110
The Academy team had the honor of
scoring the first run in ream-"day s
game and it was made by Charlene
Stbumsn. the well- known Norwalki
baseball player who covered third;
11111-111. He was hit by the pitcher andi
W111; given a free pass to first basal
3a\\or Suits. Sockets, Walsh:
and Skirts.
The present season has brought forth o greater varioty of idooo '
than any previous oosson in Garments for Women. Hero you will find
all the new practical ideas displayed In our Suit Section. Every wo-
man who has a thought for good style and a core for dress is right now
deeply interested in Suite. Quite a number of the Newest Croatlono did
not arrive in time for the formal opening. They morit the inspection of
all women interested In up-to-date garments. We offer them at a
very moderate price.
Suits
Women's
Suits
Cheviot A large assortment of Fine
Serge Blouse Suits, black and
Fine
Broadcloth Suits. made in
navy, deep fancy cape failing the most approved styles;
over-shoulders. fiounce skirt, value $2°'°°' at """ $‘8'5°'
value $18.50, at ...... $15.00. : , _
V . A beautiful showmg of Tat-
Women s and Muses’ Nor-
. lorcd Suits in fine Broad-
iolk Suits. navy blue Cheviot
_ cloths. Voiles and Etamincs;
and Homespun Mixtures. _ _
: excluswe demgns. workman-
made up in the very latest ,
ship the best. fit guaranteed.
$22.50;. $45.00
style. at
$15.00
stole second and third and raced homoi
on a poor throw by the third baseman;
Harotrom School. . ,
The score follows:
FDRSSOS on balls. off Nash 3: off Clark
- ,.. _ ._. '.'_' own-H... —. 7.__...
For liver troubles and constipation
There s nothing better in creation
' 1111 r h P0 e (‘13- two base 1111. 111111011; 1111 by pitcher
‘ 1 l ‘ i ,
:‘lll:|lf:l(ilplh. :1 F :13 3 3 33 Schumsn by (‘lnrk ("1: passed balls. lThafif‘lfétgieilfaFlF RFFFFFFFFFFF the famous
“1111.1, 3“: if. 5 i 1 0 F1 i FFlam'EFFmFIFF Mild?!” '2; WM pitch. iThcy always effect a cure and save
Knox as 1”: (lb ‘ 0 0 i 0 1 bar ‘ it t (iiiFiiimFFFF'Fs iinr‘stroms doctor bills.
\VIINIIIIFI': TI. 5 2 2 0 0 I F ”W ("F a ! Fiflry “A( m (:mv‘ J -F' . IsIIIIFP [Early IIISQI'S are different
Mitchell 0: g... 5 1 1 7 1 of use: gnmt 1‘2? ‘0‘?“ amp "’3' 05' 1 from all other pills. They do not weak-
i1). HarstFi'om, (IL 4‘ 1 1 0 0 OF "Ph ..rnne 3'“ ""5 “”"F' len the system bill act as a tonic to the
WM: ”"51",“, 11,: 5 i 3 7 0 0‘ m-“ 'tissues by arousing the secretions and
Prof. p131, H c ' y 1 9 j zrcsioriug the “1 or to the full perform-
' F F fir} .. __ .3 .91 Waley S Hone}, Ufid Tar ance of its functions natu1ally.Clif—
Totals, [2» ‘0“ ll 27 9 3 ‘rhfldrenmalc. on» No natured. ford Pharmacy. ”
Conn. Military Academy. f FF F F , F F F FF FF F F FF F
ab , r it [to a 1* F
Sit-human. 3b. 2 3 2 i L’ i‘ The GI'OCCI" S FrIeIIdF
llurlbutt, 2b. 2 i ii i 1 2' .
Nash. p, 4 o 1 3 :1 11 [5111: your friend or
linil. if. 8 l 1 l 0 ti - -
Gray. lb, 4 ~11 o 9 1 1: his own? He ‘5
Carpenter. as, i i 1 i 2 31: ,‘ '
Crossman. rt. 0 0 0 0 0 o “Uther’ If he ofiers
11111111111111. c, 1 11 2\ 7 1 0 you poor flour.
Coley. as. rt. 4 0 0 l 0 0; . Ff
Lockwood. cf. 3 0 0 o o c. He 15 both 1 he
1"“ "' — "‘” "‘ "“F
Totals. 311 11 7 2710 72 ' sells you .
Score by innings: ‘ 'F ' ’ B
Harstroms. o 1 a 2 o o o 2 2—111: Pillsbury $ .. CSI
Milll‘ary Acad.. l 0 2 l 0 1 l 0 0— ii: F .
Struck out. by Clark 111, by Nash 5: l
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Seymour sSto
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CALL 58-2.
F'11FF.11
lie
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
Vlo are oortohuy offering
2|,
Fresh Country Eggs for
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
We keep our stock moving by buying today what well sell today an’d tomorrow. Pure,
.Fresh Goods are what you wont
Pure Raspberry or Strawberry Jam. 2 jars for 25¢: , Fancy California Peaches or Bartlett
Pears, 3 lb. can, 2°C.; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes. 2312.: 3 lbs. Rice. 25c; Moorpark Fancy Apricots, 16c.
lb.; Eva Peaches. rocF. 1b.. 3 lbs.. 2 51. , Peanut Butter, soc. 1b.; Limp Starch, 51:. 1b.; 3 lbs. Boss
Crackers. asc; 2 lb. box Boneless Codfish. 25c.; Large Fat Blasters. 2 for 5c.; Smoked Halibut, x6e.
lb. We have a large arrival of FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS.
You can get plenty of FRESH EGGS here. New Potatoes. Spinach. Celery, Tomatoes. Let-
tuce, and everything in FRESH VEGETABLES when quality is all right.
C. E. Seymour,
.‘i‘i 1 1
1131111
Leading Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
10 lbs. Gran. 'fu'gar 490
glnduoornonto to the peepie of The Norwolko. Noto out big opoololo for this
want a new Eootsr bonnet. You can have enough on o omall order of Gro-
oorloo bought hero to purohooo one suitable for anybody. Froo delivery. Po ito oorvloo. . ’
:25!)
f
FINIFOT ELGIN. GREAMIRV’ BUTTER, PER POUND. 29¢.F
CHOICE PRINT BUTTER. PWND. 27:. A MOE TUFBF BUTTER. POUND. 23¢.
a..- do“.
Largo Jar Juno. 10:
fit. on Tomatoes, 10o
Monarch Qotoop bottle, 10o
o oono domino! 25°
Hmoy‘o om. 'kln He
to
\
”SPECIAL: 2 pkgo. Balaton PM. ‘ too
Andoroen'o 9111mm .vuu. p11...” ' ion.
emu-1.11, sugar Corn. eon. 101: :
Coupe. F Early Juno Poss, can, No
For can. ‘ 4 page. Macaroni. 20o
on; 4 is 111.. Choice ovum, are
P Jr
Norwalk Chronicler