- 1903.
Mills for Tomorrow.‘
as b: 28; sets 6: 23.
8: 51s mg1:33 p m
l'l
. in. "311' its history Norwalk
Ier unflmngituisly so lrn
"a day as yesterday, when the
11.9”:- muleed by members
Nw Yorlr East Conference of
guiltIS Episcopal Church. At
I E Church there were three
cell the Conference sermon
I' p Goodsell in the morning, the
‘ tion servité iii the afternoon. and
ling by Rev. Mr. Downey in the
Nearlyfour thousand people
dad. who w‘ere'not only edified but
'ly moved- by 'the presentation of
Wool by the, eminent oivlnes.
a attendance at all the sessions of
erence has bed) large and to
he importance of. e‘ occasion
a a. most surpri gI revelation
in Methodists esp laliy 11 must
, tail «of! bilia'stlng benefit The
I ‘ of business trihsastod, 'the im-
t measures'co ed and de-
. . I’Iure ability di M1011. and the
'1' hip manlfeste'd cannot‘ fail to
' ‘ 3 me lbeeumenisershlp of me
. . tion wit the magnitude and
tine-.33 the great work that is
done tombs cause or Christianity
. .tha benefit of humanity.
.1 i u... 4:..M
people who anticipate a fine lit-
rest in th recital of The Mer-
- by Mr. U dprhill on the 14th,
be much assisted in the under-
of the drama. by a careful
' of Mr. ‘Gliahamisncrltlcism on
I!“ W’s‘lsaue. It is worthy
p...— .—
.. FASHIONS.
-m
"White wool canvas has a prominent
among spring costs. A coat of
material is not exactly the sort of:
out That a girl with limited in-
should purchase. for it will soon
! worn at all common. but it is a
lag adjunct te'pne's‘ summer
mm“? -' r '
'md Dame Fashion ever sond out
" n"Scceptalllc black .and white of
bats than are shown us this
”orbit of hydrogen ls‘ an effective
t}. harmless agent in removing the
its mark from one'aithroat caused
blah. stilt collar. ,
‘ lam cabin cords are exceeding-
: limart for decorating g0. as partlo
y when both cord and gown are
“to. Lace is often used on the
a with the cord.
1 . H't'forget en brushi
alter the
. 110 t also
fitted- 11
131101111! through the tresses
pit 5.
. line. the finer wtheir-appearance
when coiled upon
, the hair
and shake
#2111}! read a certain magazine you
learn that lemon Junce is an at as
the a remedy for every in nal
' ’ 1011 human beings are subject
sslbleagignd If you happen
soon 1113;; gilt other magazine
,t‘ellI yount‘gqbe wary of lemons.
stage. where they; have
death- serious sickness.
plan we do, eat it or let it alone?
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55-5 Igt‘ I}, I .
A”, .-.' {yaw
\
be as W sssaooo. as high
H ‘I. m ”12.19:.
j a your carpets.
A.
Rubber Gooda. 15 1 .
bc ireldaaeh analog gt fir
1:17:26. Eridlb,
28:1-10, Mark 113:1-11,
your friend over the line?
COLON CHANOEB WITH SEAOON.
Wblcb Proton aI It)!e White-Tailed Ptar
mlgsn rem Its Enemies.
fine of the I eat additions to the
.rrtcrestiug coll ion in the ornitho-
Iilogicnl department of the American
Museum of Natural History is a large
ease showing the changes which take
place in the coloring of the plumage
of the‘ whiteitailéri ptarmigan. The
range of this bird 1s from the summits
of’ the Rocky Mountains to New Mex-
ico. and north bo‘Britlsh America. west -
to the higher ranges of Oregon. Wash-
ington and British Columbia.
The handsome case at the museum
shows in four divisions miniature pic-
turcsof the seasons. and in the midst
of them are the lifelike birds in the
plumage as nature provides it at the
various times of the. year. The blld
which forms the central feature of the
summer scene is brown and black The
autumn bird is grayish, mottled, and
the winter dress of the sane bird is as
white as the snow by which it is sur-
rounded. —New Yo'rk Tribune
m...
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET..10110 u. nr.-—The
-idvance in the American department
f the London market this morning.
*tertcd prices rds hole at the
opening SouIIth 559mm- gained 15..
"nd there wcrc in; of a point ill
Pennsylvania. ssouri Pacific. Calla—
dian Pacific. Brooklyn Transit and Col-
orado Fuel. There were some large
individual transactions in the strong
stocks ‘ ‘
WALL STREET ’11 a m.-—Nume1-
ous active stocks werc advanced a
print or more. Th: e included St. Paul.
(lnion‘l’nciflc. Rec ’lsland St Lou's
11d San Francisco. second preferred.
New ‘York' Central. .Baltlmdre .and
lJhio. Wabash preferred. Amalgated.
Metropolitan Street: Railway. Tenn.
Coal and Sierra Shefleid Steel. Colo-
.ndo Fuel Gain 12%. Southern Pacific
we? easrng graduallyand when Sugar
begun to be liquidated both stocks fell
off rapidly. Southern Pacific dropped
to Word under Saturday 3 close while
Sugar 1% below The reaction else
.v here was mméstlr Fund the standard
railroad stocks rallied again to the
lust. ”St Paul rose above L63 and
P6111111” rose 1% ’
pulls we. private wire of Maple.-
. valid lrmidt. commission broken.
:1. mu. at LUAUCHS much, South lNOI
People'a GI! 101% 101% 101% 101%
Reading. 59%,! 59% 59 59
Read“ lat pm" 84% 84% 84*
Rock lllaild. 41$ “16 44%
. sumrwiv
“FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Monday Evening, April 6.
We are alluring the last week of 0 or special Lenten Services.
pith an s duress by the Pastel.
ihm ll iwould help their C l'iailau living it during l'ussion Week (hi-y should
come ehch availing to the church to pray dud praise and to think of God and
- duty slid etcwtyf . .
It Will be helpful to follow our Lord during l'iissirrn chk by reading the
accounts in the Gospels? sunday, day after Jewish SulibatllI tllc Triumphai
Entry Maw Iazicll, Marl 112111, Lukt 11:29“
Cleansing of the Temple also. 21:1219.Mark1112lil Luke 19: 4548 Tue
day,011r Lord's busy My. list: 21: 2026 16. Mark 11:2014: 11 Luke 20: 1-:22 8
et hill the evangelical churches “John 12: 211-86,' Wednesday. the day of soiliudcand pruyzer no record, Thurs-
day. the Last. Supper, Matt. 26:17-35. Muik 14:12:11 Luke 22: 7-.38
Gethsemane to the Tomb, Matt. 26:36-27:61.
15:47, Luke 22:39-23:56, John 18:1‘19:42.
Watch at the Sepulchre. Matt. 27:82-bu.Sunduy. Ressurection Morning. Matt.
Luke 24:l-12,John 2051-18.
You are a Christian? Then why not. ask that friend of yours who is not
a Christian to come with you this evening.
. ill.
a U. .,..r High Low 1130 When he finishes his pastorate be Mb
5,551 (35”ng a}; 66% 65*..553‘ o to New Haven to live. He will
Arm 0. a pa, ‘1“ 41% 40% 40% :ot assume the work -of another parish
531‘... Cot. on: a“ 421‘ 42“ 421,. on he has recuperated after his busy
American loo. 7% 7% 7:1,; 7% ate In South Manchester. ..
Ain‘er. Loco” 27% 27% 27% 271,11 ‘"“""‘“""“
Am Smelt. 59 43% 49 Go away from home to get the news:
up llgar 120% 129% 1 120 Duck dinners are the latest societyfa
i- ‘ 8 Fe. 81% 817s 5:55 31* . America. says a London paper. TEE!
.& gI pI p. 9': 97% 971,5 women who attend are dressed to imi-
rid. ,5 Ob.io m 91% 90% 91% ate ducks Duck decorations appear
3“an R. T. 68% 3% in the table. and~the menu includes
Chen & 01113524515 ;§%”fg¢4§% dds is cooked in various styles. Ev.
“he one are made up in dual; shapes.
8
W‘isl'fwmé mg“ iii; 42:: in Switzerland. sometimes in Get-
Col. th. 26 35* 25“ 25% nany, when a couple are married the
1 find. “it‘s 1511 1 use husband takes the name of the w 119.
34% 35* ll 35 idoing it in nis own. Thus. if Mr;
Erie: 13¢ Dill. 85% 33* 66 drown wedded Miss eons She would
.31], ~i- 1351, 133“ 13136 ‘ot he Sniith- Brown. but he would be
Led. to a511,. “1171‘ 118% 117% 113 Brown-Smith. hyphenated The da'ugh-
ilqhattan.138% 138% 133* 138% or of the distinguished Prussian
151. St. Ry. 34 134* 1“ 13. statesman Adolph Lotte married a Mr
Mex. antral. g“ 35* 53:“ 23* schaefer. Thereafter the couple were
”5‘ N't 011118 13* 13% \dr. and Mrs. Schaefer-Lette.
M K. d 12, 25K 25% "25 _
Mo Pacific 107% 108% 10! 101%
N. Y. Central ‘12!“ 123 131 122*
Norf. A West. 70 70% to 70 ‘ .
Out. A West, do so 29% 22% ’
Pacinclsil, 36 35 all - 85 ‘ ‘
Penn ll. 8.,1869fi 127% 188% 186% ‘ '
28.
They will
Do not all feel
John 12:1”19 Monday.
John 13:
Mars 14:32-
Saturday. the Jewish Sabbath.
Is not this a good way to help
I
GUESSEO .18 WAS ENOUGH.
Maine out Who wantodIHar Lover to
Save $10,000.
It was ll Mulnc girl of whom the
story is told that she refused to mar-
ry a moat devoted lover until he had
amassed u fortune of 810,000. After-
some expostulations be accepted the
decree and went to work. About three
months after this the avnrlcious young
lady. meeting her lover naked:
"Well. Charley, how arc you getting
Moog?”
"011. very well indeed." Charley re-
turned. cheerfully. “l’ve $18 saved."
The young ladbelushed and looked
down at the toes of her walking boots
and stabbed the inoffensive earth with
the polnt'sf her parasol. ‘l guess.’ ‘she
said. faintly. ”I guess, Charley. that's
about pear enough."-—Phlnidelphla
Public Ledger. .
REV. MR. GDDLE'S PASTORATE.
The announcem
of the Rev. J, A. ddle lo resign as
pastor ‘of St Milry' s Episcopal Church
a as received with surprise and regret
by his many friends Mr. Biddle
went to South Manchester in 1893 and
will complete hi3 tenth year as pastor
the coming Epstein ills congregation
s one of the largest in town. consisting
if 420 families. with about 2.000 per-
-ons. The duties of administering to
,0 large a number have been very
irduous. and during the'past year the
:nistancc of a lay rcu'lel' was re.-
quiicd. it was this appointment
which induced Mr. ~’Biddle to remain in
he parish last summer. when he had
i call to ti place where the. duties were
1 loss moment. Mr. Biddle has been
ably assisted by his wife. Mrs. Anna
... Biddle. ‘Mrs. Biddle was especia.
y active. and sliccesslul iii the worn-
:n‘s department of the church. sue
i‘so took a deep inlcrestin school af-
‘uirs and was a member of the schoiil
board of the Ninth district. The par-
h membership has doubled under the
administration of Mr. and Mrs. Biddle
nd 11 new parish house has been built
and furnished. The following soclctler
ave been kept up in the. church: The
"srish improvement society. the La
‘ics’ guild. the Women's auxiliary.
the Young Men's club. the King's
’lnughters. the Altar socleiy and the
fission circle. The Sunder school
has a niomebcrslrip of 450 persons. Mr.
liddle's resignation will be acted upon
‘t a’ meeting. Easter Monday evening.
t of the intention
’rection of George1 H. Brennan.
‘ or more children.
‘ Connected Wtih .Lerga Bridgeport Es-
MILLINE'RY.
Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
24 weer wasmaoroq brassr.
Has returned home from l‘rovidence.
with a full line of Iiilinevy Goods and
Is ready to moire imprison ,customsrs for
the Blaster tradeywi a full line of
Trimmed and lintrlmmcd Hats. Call
and look over the loom before going
clserlere. Children's Trimmed Hats.
$1.50 worth 32,50. Ladlos' Trimmed
lluta 23.60. worth 25.00.‘ Don't forget
to call.
24 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
OLD BANK BUILDING.
apr. 6 4| w.
'rr'N‘rE lf’l'A l N MRNTS"
Horr‘r's THEATRE
One Performance Only.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9th.
Grand First Part Spectacle a Recep-
tion to the
DleMATlC LEGION.
When the correct costumes of all the
governments of the earth 171..
be worn.
A Congress of Comedians, headed by
JIMMY WALL
PRICES, 250. 60c, 750, 21.00.
Carriages at 10:80,
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night.
SATURDAY. APRIL 11.
it's a Corker!
THE EVERGREEN SUCCESS.
The amusement bargain of the season.
The Origins; Yand Only One
A Bunch of Kells
(OR THE HOTEL)
Character Artists who conceive New
ideas and Exocutc them in the most
brilliant manner.
Jokes and Methods that are fresh and
bright.
A Screaming Farce. bubbling with
merriment originality and wit.
EVERYTHING RIGHT UP TO DATE
PRICES. 25c. 35c and 501:.
Matln‘ea, 184111260.
Sale of seats opens 'at Hoyt's Thea-
rre. South Norwalk and Weed‘s drug
store Norwalk. 5 days in advance of
I" attractions
Special Announcement.
On Saturday evening, April 18 the
distinguished actress, Mrs. LeMoyne.
will be seen ill this city at Hoyt’s Thea-
trc. ill her latest successful comedy.
“Among Those Present" under the or
This
promises to be the moat'notablc event
of the present theatrical season, Sale
of seats will commence on Tuesday.
April 14. PriccsI 50 cents to 81.60. (in
account of the interest manifested in
Mrs. LcMoyne's appearance. and the
large number of inquiries already made
at the box office, it has‘ been decided
that applications for seats sent in be.
fore the opening of the sale will be 11 ed
in the order of thaig Mp1. Free Iletl
will positively be suspended for this
engagement.
om
on.
Galas virlns‘v‘llls' snow
for the
llEiiEl'lT ill THE llllill'filli H08l'liili.
AT HOYT'S TH EATRE,
Friday. April 17.
at 815 p. m.
An entirely new entertainment un-
der the management of
The: "the Orchestra.
D0111 fail to see the m Skirt Dance.
Admission. S1. 75mm and 35c.
Chart open Saturday April 11 at box
oflice South .uorwalk and Weed’ a
Drug Sto'ro_ Norwailt. of! (it
_ WEALTHY lNVALlD WIBHES
BOARD.
. A wealthy individual wishes board
‘11 a family where there are a dozen
He is very fond of
little tots. He carries a pocket full of
andy and a pocket full of dimes. [1e
viii reward the tot who brings hi his
0r. Dick's Medicine ,every mo
while he is recovering from tho gflp
EASIER Orruluc
at the
NewStore e1 WallSl
Thursday . April 2d
The ladies of The Norwalka and vi-
cinity are cordially invited to call and
inspect the largest stock of fine millin-
sry ever ‘shown at onetime in this lo
cality. - >
I. F. ABKERNN iii.
ghbflml.
F. 1‘: [amazon
Palnnraldbaurafor.
The Best Work
:al Reasohable
Prices.
951mm
2s stamped ar rfeatinprettyrs rags
“He. hai” neared the heavy vile .
"You’ll have to pay excess postage on
them. You had as well stamp them
some more."
True. her feet were not the kind that
made Cinderella famous. but was it.
real chivalry in him to any such
things‘T-Baltimore Americana
Il'iing railroad & 01.
“Goal”
“Coal”
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton.
The price of coal having dropped we
as rlsual are the first to give our pa-
trons the benefit.
We urge you to buy our Lehlgh Coal
because we know it will be satisfac-
tory. You can't lrcat our coal or our
prices.
Better buy now while its cheapest.
[rung 101110011 8! to.
I22 WATER 8T.. 80. NUHWAlaK.
3a\\or Suits. Sockets, Waste
and Skirts. 5
The present season has brought forth a greater variety of ideas
than any previous season in Garments for woman. Here you will find
all the new practical ideas displayed In our Cult Section. Every wo-
men who has a thought for good ater and a care for dress is right now
deeply Interested in lults. Quite a number of the Newest Creations did
not arrive in time for the formal opening. They merit the inspection of
allwomenlnterestedln up-to—date garments. We offer them at a
very moderate price.
Suits
Women's
Suits
A large assortment of Fine
~Broadcloth Suits. made in
‘Chcviot
Serge Blouse Suits. black and
Fine
navy. deep fancy cape failing the “1°“ approved styles:
over shoulders. flounco skirt, value $2°'°°' at """ $18.50.
---- - value $18.50. at ...... $15.00. . . .
Branch Office 2 SI). Milli] Bl. . A beautiful ShOWll‘lg of Tag.
Tel. 0311 31-5 Women‘s and Misses' Nor- . .
. _ lored Suits in fine Broad-
iolk Suits, navy blue Chevrot . .
. . cloths. Velles and Etamlncs;
G u a fa n to ad and Homespun Mixtures.
. exclusive designs, workman-
made up in the very latest
Goods
OUR PAINTS, VARNISHES. SHEL
LACS, STAINS, CARRIAGE PAINTS,
ENAMEL PAINTS, FLOOR PAINIS,
FLOOR VARNISH, FLOOR STAINS.
FLOOR FINISHES.
ship the best. fit guaranteed.
$22.50 to $45.00
style, at
$15.00
We have a specialty called STAIN
FLOOR FINISH, which is quickly are
easily applied. is extremely tough and
durable. and not affected by hot or
cold water and will not crack. mar
white, chalk or chip off. it is an ex
cellent thing for Furniture, Linoleurns.I
(iii Cloth, etc. “Makes the old newI
again." Our variety in these lines is
unequalled and prices vary according
iv.
We issue Library. voting Ticket»
tickets with all purciiaes.
Fort sass aV.
‘ . ,
( gnome also
L O M S TO K . 5.. "sagatgfiégunscrgufiw
u m vaniud
wnTkle WWW-v“
Require no painting. Orna-
mental and easily applied.
Write, for prices. sampbs and
catalogue.
Ill Iiilolll Slut lilhl flotilu iii.
”! SIAIII SL. lEISEY OI". I. I.
St DO w ,
112 WASHINGTON nTREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 42-6.
3 GATELY-BRENNAN
l0 5. MAIN STREET
CALL 58-2. . ,
Seymour’sStore
. GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
, We keep our stock moving by buying today what we’ll sell today and tomorrow. Pure,
Fresh Goods are what you want.
Pure Raspberry or Strawberry Jam. 2 jars for 25th; Farley California Peaches or Bartlett
Pears, 3 lb. can, she; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes, 25a; 3 lbs. Rica, 35a; Moorpark Fancy Apricots, 16c.
18.: Eva Peaches, rec. 1b.. 3111s.. 25o; Peanut Butter.’ soc. 1b.; Limp Starch, 5:. 1b.; 3 lbs. Boss
Crackers. 25c.; 2 lb. box Boneless Codfisll, 25c.; Large Fat Blasters, o for 5c.; Smoked Halibut. 16c.
lb. We have a large arrival of FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS. ‘
You can get plenty of FRESH EGGS here. New Potatoes. S prnach Celery, Tomatoes. Let-
tuée, and everything in FRESH VEGETABLES when quality is all right.
0. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK. court.
33 WEST WASHINGTON s13.
10 lbs. Gran. Sugar 49c
We are sensibly offal-Ina big lndueamenta to the people of The Norwallea. Note out big apooiua for this
week Ladies, don'tMet that you went a new Easter Must. You can save enough on a small order of Gro-
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series bought here 521”” one suitable for anybody. Fm delivery Po. lea service.
21". F? esh Country Eggs for 256..
_IlNIOT snob} caaaaasv some. can recliners.
. coerce ram hurrah. man, no. A metros sortie. consume.
...— mass-AI
nus lei-.13... is: .~ oracles: ‘ ‘ 2 pk... c.1313. Feed. \ as. »
" ‘ ' "' ids We Pill-burrs Vitae. aka. ls-
' Ida W. auger Cora. can. 100
_____ 581 Coast. _ izaflylanafiagean. 10s
«a ’ Par o'as‘. ‘4 ulna armor. =
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