nao tar Tomorrow.
.Aeta 6:15.
tor'a Ruldonoo.
it! DDVIINDN’O VETO. ~ .
9”“ by the governor of the bill
tho town of Norwalk, we ad
[loot surprise to us. His rea
W kit's" equally surprising,
titulvery issued stated ..by the
wasrsised during the con-
; "a ol the bill by the legislature
that lull discussion, it was ap.
. 4 - .. His final conclusion that bar-
‘ will be promoted should his veto
‘ Whirled, is the most illogical of
treasonlng
‘ Dow remains for the final action
the legislature. to settle the matter.
“Wt? Vote of the House and Sen-
“will make the bill a law. notwith-
“adding the veto. Should the veto
; stratified, old conditions will re
" till the light can be renewed.
{the nsideratlon or the governor' is
o 09* ii {node the order of the
til liouse tomorrow at 11
lion at St .Mliry' s
sell from First Page.
‘th medal he had promised a year
giving it he said that the
all was an example at what
4 ‘ would do Though his
"Vila frai|.' he had accomplished
in studies. Dr Tracey hoped
whatever his vocation, it would
“his one.
titer O'Donnell congratulated the
‘on the successful comple-
. their course of studies. tie
, o of the excellent department of
embers of the class during the
Torrid "it was hard to decide
I had behaved tliobetter.
at an excellent example for
. tiger members or the school.
Father O'Donnell impressed on the
ti'aibé’ilie fact that the years that
bad sp'ént at the school had only
moved thenripdearn. He hoped that
‘tithorever they went they would maIn~
Niki the adap'mkfilll the training they had
IVed Marys school. The
Ml believes in development of both
heart and the mind. He counseled
All“) to be faithful to their church and
filled to hppt advantage tiie gifts with
. Hodhad endowed them and to
Mtiie law.- of God All could not
era; "
file geme‘nted them to always speak
it .their teachers. The gradu-
draws to them he said love
', lulu and kindly remembrance
erg wa'sraleo a debt of gratitude
their parents. Father 0' Donnell
presented medals to Francis Ward
to Miss Annie Creagh.
. exercises tor the afternoon were
i. “close with the singing by
the hymn “Star of the
ompanists oi the after»
its Hayes and Miss Brady.
_ hilpmrcises the members of the
' now enjoyed mbannuet.
. ates are: blind Liszie
tin. Alias Fannie Collins. Miss. Mar-
Darren, Miss Mary Atari-on. Mina
Groigh Miss Annie Creagh.
Kelly George Harrison. John
Owen Kindllien Francis Ward
Tully. Waiter McCarthy. Jolieph
”Hugh Hines. Matthew'- ble-
Michael McSally ,
v w ‘i'ota ~"‘ ..-
O’Bio cl
toedl’db'r one yellr
“Vo-
the; as low as $20.90. as high
clean your esrpets.
Phene 104-2.
.mnxam s'r.
' DISON s'raas'r.
- i ammo
;2'.l:‘l..
jgwltli bribe
..1."
“l
«l
”Jove little force in face up ‘
i
lies: and
j'miarts. handsomely finished.
en Iio.lb.1 ........ m. .... .
rcoAso JAVA 30c. uli learn sou sort SANTOS. 20c. quality
EETPTI ... .........,’.;... .3. "3’" ~20 peril: 136:. 5: s... 63¢
In Addition to the Above We Offer. °
critter sro mitten, ion noinorwm cum. Chili cum SAUCE, pints,
brand “some belitegt‘bgn‘y ”5:. Salad D :ssings. eta, 24°.:hAIl-plnti..14¢
one other as [00 u cos i ser irr.e SALAD ”"35an ital!
i .
ihifiusg'adécmm i000 SNIDER'S CATSDP nAir- inn. Pin9- 14cm Pills -24°
salora's DELICIOUS orsrra 10¢ . pint s. “1 9.; 5 foul'Aro 500?. sub. g“
COCKTAILS served free for quarts. ... up. 2‘9- , 2.15. ea...
" At Greatly Rcduccd PriccSI
6th Ave, Zist and 226 Ste" N. Y.
n. Balcony Book "' Store 3
RELIGIOUS G¥)ODS DEPARTMENT!
A "alumnus tin BALCONY soor srors h in ear most to Religion:
literati". Awaits at Mount: and Devotion. Easter Cards asd Novelties. It is a rim
wttbis a tiara. tho largest in New York devoted to Reinhardt-inmost: it you with to
lake as ran: dill at A devotioral characirr you should rbil The Balmv Book Store.
Episcopal Rcligidus Requitementsi
Bibles! Devotional Works 1
oxroro s s. TEACHERS' ELI-CT“) DEVOTIOML
BIBLES-Completo with 3:86? bAND DAILY TEXT
helps. concordance, reter- 5h it "ll-lawn an
combination setugood clear once imp: etc. Theta are more» ound In assorted
“mm” '5 9“" 5“ thoroughly wclimadoiiiblcs. “3'“”""‘¢ ““8” being
tab"! with more it“ air 65C IMP" and type Mint Pli'iicli‘ Vary beau ital—per
v mviflali‘orse srlv nod. and tucy are Tim-on;- lh'o titiol'lncluded
PRAYER AND il'IMliAL—In boundirl an improved usurp.
ner. whichaddlio their ur "Abide In Christ. Andrew
EpiscopAI P r a y t r
Books and Hymnaisl
PRAYER AND lIYMNAL - In
nomination sets; bound in
out leather With stamping Ability. The leather it black
Si crou In [old on cover and seal with dlvlu ty circuit. #“gr‘yg‘lcgrih'afisd FELT“;
3‘" 0'3“ round “" 69c M “I 5' Natural law in in: Spiritual
"“519" "i --------- . e um .5“ Wurld. llonry Drummuiid:
rants AND HYM‘tALSv—‘Very 98cm 1 25 My King. Royal Imitation.
attractive collection in vm- ‘ lrances lidlev Ilsvergal.
nus st les of line leather La! :15": Prince oi the Nouseol David,
bindings. with neat designs 3. ' J. H. Ingraham; With (hrlsi.
oi stamping in gold. led un
49 1 95 '"°“"
1.lgflsll‘ias edg‘esa all 89 c" ‘0 0 to $15.00
CLOTH BOUND BIBLES
and u to5 .....
" """"y"“‘29°"‘ '35: onto an rim -— t
E‘K’GJ‘fx-Bn ms-T.c.l:.fli\25c LEATHER BOUND .IBLESF“ VO|S.| Iyl :‘l‘lli Jails'fl'l in y
d a n co
h.“ “Y‘sc "“1 sacl shit: and gold... 0 85C
ili'MltALS ............. 30c tire.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS REQUIREMENTN
Catho llcPraychooksl “W“ 0' “”- 5“” RoSary Beads, Etc.i
NtA‘l’T—ain line 'eu'r‘d 9
CHiiDS rum! Book—with N "I "If“l’“ morass or HAIL rosin
i lustralk‘n 0‘ "it? "‘35“ '4 c buns-German siIVCI ch: no
from. u... u-
lh l
.1". white in erotic t9c,25¢.39¢,49c
13:“:tamplnglngod-j9c.
serum or mu. rosm
ui: or so.
I let
iil' Y 0‘ Ill-TA Mn -Comp c MADSmMountcd on sterling
silver Clil ris—
wdii F. istles and Gospels—
Alldrrw Murra¥. respo'mv.
DAILY sill-.h'u‘ ii POI DAltV
§§E£;;.li‘ll.l‘°éh95c
AN IiOUR BEFORE THE MESS-
ED SACRAiAlNl—Ilound in
coth anl line deaf-i 75C
at 25c. and..
lundy zc- tineseaiblndlng.
«pl under our oil as and s
neatgoosiimping‘or I ii. 5. rllr OFFICES or HOLY wrir 85c, 1’25"" t.75
on cover - lrcgula r 35C i—l’rintcdB la| lull i‘l"’on‘:‘i‘ih‘ei ”Ass CANDLI'bTICKS—p‘f
price 5 r. sac rice. union rev try an 5 up
modelers KE OFIIEAVE: will; Psal'msaltounddin plain ’ 85c,98c,1.25
.CnnIpiied lrom In my: lot re c was an . _
sources by the rilesxpoi St stamped in go i d —- "39C SAbCTUAPY “M"
(ccllias Church. New York pri cc. 49C, 75C, 98C
t‘.itv~ -Il uslnted and round
in lesth- r with red un-
r o
153 .f “‘ 49c m" 59c
l‘ A IIDAIC VAC! MIECim—A
we: manuxlot r as for
Allyttfiea-hsldsomey
EBONY CltIClr‘lXES. white
corpus. hanging.
Size 8 lie liq
Inches 29:5 Inches 49:
Th; some uilh ci‘ony slAml
size ll Inches. white
CHILDIER'S MAYER nooks—
A large collectiou~daintily
bound in wit. to kid and cel-
lu oid~sultsbls for first com-
mun Oil—ll
In \' ar. damn corpus.
’tulbgyu upmm "bill in!" c 39c! 49c! 65c' corpus..:'.?f..m.o.r.ef 98c
' . OUR GREAT GROCERY. DEPART-
MENT will offer for this week a number
of ca reiully selected higiurado branclsoir
.; Tca ... Coffee .. Loner Prices
than goods of a similar quality have been sold
for In this city in many years. We make these
SpCCIaI prices with a view of making known to
a wider circlb of patrons the advantaflslgg
getting their GROCERY SUPPLIES
here Are Some of Our Special Values iii “'Tcall
Trap—00' 01¢. English Brukiart Ceylon. Japan. Gsrpowder.
~al. 0 till". r polled.'SOc.ISi1ualilyper pound 35¢.
‘.5 5 Wu dt illicudil l) 4' 25; 2H pouniian caddv ........... ‘065
“25 ninth. per ptlunii 700- 3.35 lsyecisi mixed Oo'.orig tarnish ilresittnt.
I cant!
*' 5 mum“ in "a ”d Ceylon or Mixed. guaranteed b.- llcr “up you
‘3')? ““ :‘is‘in'xfmogumu 60; 2o 75 htaiOW' your money 25:
rou t ............
a“. quality. p" built”. 500. 2.355 i 'reiundcd; per pound.
5 pounds In candy ...........
Sgociai English lreakiut Tea—compare it
we. quallly. per round. 40C. I“ What ywthSOLeisewneret
it! wunydsln Clddt' .. . ‘085. Spoundsinsaddy-~.. ............. 1 00
ACdtliraitd Truulodla. Ceylon. livid. Doing—a demonstration coniastly polar
Nail and try a rtircshiag. delicious cop oi tea. served with tea biscuits. No charge.
o...i'ny.mn.._.... a in 28° -. u» 55!: I in.I.10 tom. 10.00
durum». I ... it It». 20c i. to. 40:: 1 1b.. 80: to is... 7 30
wilty’fit‘.” - . .1,‘ b. ‘5c ‘ ii lb. 300. i ""606 lo lbs. 550
Here Art Some of Our Special Values in Colitcsl
We claim to sell holler Colleen atlas cost on any other rim
hit an. Try a simple order and it not is: better than you
. muting elsewhere at equal prim. your meaty hark.
rel? 1A“ {ppm fiasco.” ”“130“ GEIlUiiiE MAI-blink“; JAVA. per .Ih.‘ 95
loam-silly with. ... .. ........
EMT: $55M“. JAVA Ind MOCHA.‘ ‘0 65!!ng Pli‘lgbtlAllAHll IOCIIA. per ‘ 20
f“ . _ on some. a . nos-u...
$5201." JAVA. Alli! loom. par lb. ‘ 00 lgmfigrgreiza‘l‘agumm cam 23; ,A as
..t ' N s .1 ..... ....
PREAM. SAW“: CllA'LES "IG‘FLAID iEXYNA ”AUTY MAIAE‘AIIO. 23
PEEILESS.an.ilc.: noun ‘ 30 “no.3"... 15.. .. . o... 5 70¢
Small. 9a.; dozen. 50c. l
. rust arm WASiltD soursoil sut-
(Booleaestradsll’cifls.genuineOoid 90ci T05. 23‘ quality, n. In. ‘50.: 5 lbs 70:
Grade SeWing Machines
bmmwukuumhaads-umnm stthrnpsthsrjlvés . .
«rm-mutual nonlmvlpoiartkswork latitudinal"!
tamsgb. Mosdhchza‘dsrkuiirsepellshdoskm
Ballads“ hoapldcwitkaaia-aiisiauha.
tubal-est .tiswarraaisdlclireyrara
Sewing lachlncs with 3 drawers, Selling Kahlua with 5 drawers.
box top—with all sitar: 56dr its ophbeadéand list table top-ail
t's ice 82.5.00 . a c not: s—sgtnt's ,
gamuwnm... .. $11 prnkCQJOOO—ours $1475
Sewing W with 5 drawers, drop head and ball bearing
Agents price $.1900
tin-The Thaw" a we
the eruption or all y treasurer. has
been elected. The plurality of in Har-'
.rls over Van iii Rouse, Democrat tor
mayor is moo
MI ‘LINERY.
“ E. Colemiin,
IHINGTON OT “IIT
‘ Has returned home from Providence. I
with a lull line of Millinory Goods and
is ready to receive her customers tor'
the Easter trade, with a full line of
"i‘rlmmed and Untrimmed Hats. Call
and look river the goods before going
elsewhere. Children's Trimmed Hats.
$1.50 worth 8250.1.adios'Trlminod
lists 38. 50. worth 85% Don't forget
HOYT S THEATRE
One Performance Only.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9th.
Quinlan and Wall
122 WATER ST.
. uCoaIn
$6.25 per Ton
The price oi coal having dropped we
as usual are the first to give our pa-
trons tho benefit.
We urge you to buy our llehlgh Coal
because we know it will be satisfac-
. to call. 4 '
24 water ABHINGTON eraser, “W- .You cant beat our coal or 0...
OLD ANK aumomo. prices.
apr. 6 l w. Better buy now while "a cheapest.
nmm.~_~m_‘~.
arrr n'rAINMaN'rs. I i gl k d & G
.3. ll ll 00 woo 0.
Tel. Call 31-5.
80. NORWAML
Branch Oilicc 2 80. Main St.
Imperial Minstrels
Grand First Part Spectacle, n Recon-
4 titin to the
Dll’lDMATlC LEGlON.
When the correct costumes of all the
governments at the earth wn.
lie worn.
A Congress at Comedians. headed by
JIM MYM Aids.
PRICES, 25c. 60c. 75:, 01.00.
Carriages at 10:30
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night,
SATURDAY APRIL ‘11.
it's a (lurker!
Tllli‘. EVERGREEN SUCCESS.
The amusement bargain oi the season,
The Original and OnlyOna
HOYT'S
A Bunch of Item
(OR THE HOTEL)
Character Artists who conceive New
Ideas and Execute them In the most
brilliant manner.
Jokes and Methods that are trash and
bright.
A Screaming Farce. bubbling with
merriment originality and wit.
EVERYTHING RIGHT UP TO DATE
PRICES. 25c. 36c and 50s.
Matinee. 15 and 25o.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY. APRIL 13,
Positive Appearance of
. DENMAN THOMPSON.‘
in “The Daddy of 'em All."
The CI Homestead.
Production i tical with original cast
at is rites, including
THE FAMOUS OLD HOMESTEAD
DOUBLE QUARTETTE.
PRICES: 260. 50C. 75c and $1.00.
Sale of seals opens at Hoyt'a Thea
tre, South Norwalk and Wood's drug
store Norwalk. 6 days in advance of
all attractions
special Announcement.
on Saturday evening. April 18 the
distinguished actress Mrs. beMoyne.
will be seen in this city at Hoyt' s Thea
tre, in her latest successful comedy.
“Among Those Present, " under the di-
rection of George H. Brennan. This
promises to he the most notable event
of the present theatrical season Sale
of seats will commence on Tuesday.
April 14. Prices 50 cents to 81. 60. On
account of the Interest manifested in
Mrs. Lebloyne's appearance. and the
large number ofinquirles already made
at the be: once, it has been decided
that applications for seats sent in be-
fore the opening or the sale will be died
In the order of their receipt. Free list
will positively be suspended for this
engagement.
Gillie monument
tor the
Dill” ill Till lililii'illii Iiiil‘lbii.
Ar Hovr'siirrlsavhs
Friday. April IT.
at Iii p.m.
An entileiy new- entertainment un‘
dcr the mantomont of .
‘lle liltita Orchestra.
Don't fall to see the new Skirt Dance.
Admission. ‘1. 75c, 50c and 851:.
Chart open Saturday April 11 at box
oihce Smith norwslk, and Weed's
Drug Store. Norwallt.
on ilomll f
continuum. clinicliW
Warm}?! eve. span. «in.
Charles i". Undorbill
in a dramatic recital of
«mum»
m;ur.oo..outs .....
outer CANDIDATE can... note.
worsvrpw. on. April Help: a
stallion babbpld his Kentucky and Aur
erleba Darby more». Onatsa, the
pneumatigoflegnant colt, to pin a.
. ‘ > ('1‘, . mm
The committee having charge
néoLC.V.. tobeereoted
ausacatnio... roll monument
Noriaik or the subscriptions to the
prppoaod monument or the Ninth liesi
in new Ha-
van. August 5th the anniversary or the ~.-
abattlootnatoekommoidameotlnk
. hat night with the chairman; Rev.
. 000. James H. O'Donnell. at at. Hart‘s roe
nice-mum Theatimtnealaler. J H.
O'Donnell; chili-mas: John T. flares.
. Dr William Tracey and? towns.
. . run-aim
AWICIION. 35o.
Reserved Delta. 10: extra.
a8 Ct
. W
EASTER OPENING“;
at the
Now Sign. 51 WallSt.
Ti limits
out over Mannie
. ism,” . ? “‘
grounds
burban) .
golf grounds. tennis, etc.
chair.
ins golf, etc.
enough to do it in.
Medicine.
_._........._...... .... .-. ..__,... g. .. . .. a.
A WEALTHY NEW YORKER WANTS
A COUNTRY PLACE NEAR
THE NORWALKS.
Persons having land for sale near
The Norwslks will do well to list at
once with local real
A wealthy New Yorker was in town
yesterday looking for a site suitable
for an up to date country home Isu-
There must be at least ten
acres of grbund with some tall trees.
Also a level spot suitable for athletic
a half mile footerace track.
The intend
ins purchaser has been for twenty
years an invalid rolled around in a
He has Just completely recov.
ered his health, and is going to spend
the rest or his days romping around.
climbing trees. racing loot-races. play-
He is going to kick up
the devil generally and he wants room
The medicine that
cured his rheumatism was Dr. Dick's
estate dealers.
The most beautiful shouting of all KINDS of NECK-
WEAR. Fine Collar Tops, hand made. at. 50c, 75c,
$1. 00 and $1 25. Lace Collar Tops. Planer: lace, 25c.
Fine Swiss Embroidere! Collar Tops, at 19, 25, 35, and
Plain Linen Hamstltchea' Collar Tops, 25c and
Persian on Silk, handsome styles, 25 and 50c.
Leander-ed. Hematltcbed Collar Tops, imported style. all
linen, at 5 0c. Stocks of were description, in both silk
and cotton, the latest washable, 19.: up. Lace Collars,
the new spring designs in Venice lace. 50c up. NECK
RUFFS-——Blarlt, Black and White, and all White. many
50c.
50c.
made Wilt cope.
5 I .00 to $7.50.
LOOK FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT FRIDAY.
Prices.
F. T. Eaglnsan
Painter and Decorator. I
The Best Work
at Reasonable
—PAINTERS' SUPPLIES~
82 N. Main Street;
Capital. "300.000.
Mortimer M. Lee
Charles E. Dew
Industrial Savlnas and loan Co.
OF NEW. YORK.
any-Pl”. "35000 I as last year.
i
Stare Supervision of New
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per oral.
orrioa 12 so MAIN er.
Resident Directors Resident ManageraI
R. L. Coburri
I home.
WILL ARRANGE A SCHEDULE.
There is considerable talk about
some baseball games during the sea.
son between the old Main and Wall
street baseball teams.
'able from the interest being taken in
baseball that some games will result
'lhero seems to bc a general opinion
i that there will be some baseball team
iin Norwalk this season to play on Sat-
urdays and charge admission similarly
Who will manage this
team no one seems to know.
'MOTHER AND CHILDREN suauso
PliliADElJ’lllA. Pa" April s—Mrs.
Yetta lirownsteln ngcil thllty years,
and her two children, (.‘cceila and Teta
weie burned to death today in their
Two other members of the
itamily are in a hospital in a critical
condition due to burns
lcsuscd by the overturning of an oil
stove.
Howard A. Montgomery of the NOI-
walk store or Comatock Brothers. is
John I. Lawrencai assisting today at the South Norwnlk
l store.
it is very piou-
The tire was
GATELY- BRENNAN
I0 S.MAIN STREET-
2i
CALL 584.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
33 NEST WASHINGTON ST..
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Sey our’sStore
We keep our stock moving by buying today what we‘ll sell today and tomorrow. Pure,
fresh Goddamn what you want.
Pare Raspberry or Strawberry Jam. 2 jars for 25c.. - Fancy California Peaches or Bartlett
Pears. 3 lb. can. son; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes. 25o: 3 lbs. Rice. 25:. . Moorpark Fancy Apricots, 16c. ’
lb.; Eva Peaches. roc. lh.. 3 lbs.. 25c.; Peanut Butter, ooc. 1b.; Limp Starch. 5c. 1b.;
Crackers. use; 2 lb. beat Boneless Codfish. 25s.; Large Fat Blasters. a 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. Spinach Celery, Tomatoes, Let-
tuce, and everything‘ in FRESH VEGETABLES when quality is all right.
3 lbs. Boss
IO lbs. Gran Sugar 490
We of; certainly ollarllig big inducements to the people of The Norwalirs. Note out big specials for this
weak. lollies, lolr'l'7ornoh that you want a new Easter bonnet. You can one enoufih on a entail order or Gro-
‘ caries bought bars to purchase one suitable for anybody. Free delivery. Polite service. '
Fresh Country Eggs for
29¢
i
Largo Jar Jonas, ~
Alb. eon Tomatoes.
Imam
Wit-invite»
Murci- Cai-ur. bottle
”WNW”
the
the
so.
a.
m
or
may and curiosity BUTTER. ran PotiND. soc. ‘ _
cantor, PRINT aurvss. rouse. No. a are: res IDTTER, rouse, 23c
jii"~i'
J
.‘A ~ only“! "So m-
.'_"c‘ “to '
... Adar-son's
2 pkga. Klimt) PM.
,Plllsbury'o Vitae, pk...
_ Sugar‘Corn. out,
Karly Juno mm,
4 likab- NaoaMi.
3 ibu- m Ri'iim
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