oi- All} WOOL
and Mixtures,
Jung, the filing kipmhlvenfs’sar. at
2591A YARD.
E. Kim.”
a a. 41 om “unfolds or.
Hotel Clock.
”with?“ r .
Lilli News lilies.
WEATHER FORECAST
For .Not walk and vicinity: emit.
iIIg late tonight. Thursday fair. The
storm which was central yesterdlyc
morning neaI Indianapolis moved dl
.I‘ectiy eastward and was central this
WA
morning near Atlantic City. N J .5“.
pioduced iIeaVy rain and high winds
along the north Atlantic coast Blook
Island reports the wind at 60 miles
per hour, New limit 52 miles; Nam
tucket 46 miles; Boston and New Hav-
en. 36 miles.
pass south of us today and he to
ed by clearing weather Thursday. '1‘
storm warnings are continued. along ‘
the North Atlantic coast.
A”
Miss Florence Malley has,
pesltion with Madame Ha
linery establishment, inI'Bfl , {2:72
‘ The lunch carton the Twin in?! ad
E. Austin property in . “hi on
street was not sold at public auction
yesterday afternoon the alter irav
lug been temporarily adjusted. The
wagon will probably be disposed of at
private sale shortly.
Iienry C. Smith, of 86th Norwalk.
who is to act as luterlocdtor for the
Railroad Y M. C. A lnstreis, in New
Haven. tomorrow nlg t. went to that
place for rehearsal lastI night. A num-
ber of other Norwalk artists will par-
ticipate in the onlerth‘lnmeht.‘ ‘
Queen Quality Oxfords for $1.50
shoes 33. 90 at F. D. Lyon & Co. This
firm sells the ankle corset which if
you are troubled with weak ankles
will move a strengthener and com
fort.
Cards have been issued for the-wed
ding of Miss Clara Rider daughter of
Mr... and. Mrs Justice Rider. formerly
.ot southport to Charles Q Mills, of
New Haven. The ceremony viill be
pei formed on the evening of Tuesday
Apuril diet at the bride a home in New
Haven ,
.«—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is new consideied one of the stan-
and brands. ..
Guests at the Hotel Oilfield am
John '1‘. King. hiidgepoit'. E. J. Sloan.
Hartford: J. J. Cornish,Bosten; C. N.
smith. Springfield: Misses Burns and
Sills. New York; ET. Sctlllon. Provi-
dance; J. H. Ford. LWOI‘CCBKUI; Edward
Niles and wife New Yor;k l-‘rcd S.
Essen. New York
Miss Annie Krebs housekeeper for
Rev. Father Coleman.“ Falrileld. fell
from. a ladder haturday afternoon.
while engaged in decorating the altar
in St.I IThomss Church. Falrileld..for
the Easter festival. Dr. Donaldson wasL
called. and he found that Miss Krebs
collar bone was fractured.
Headline ad. of the D. M. Read Co
for- partlculars oegar‘ding the offer they
are- making in stationery and visiting
cards
The Golden Rule Circle King‘s
anghters, cf the Congregational
h‘ureh Norwalk still meet wig Mrs.
D E. Hughes, 3 Arch street.on riday
fifigfil date so flenWr
I
the business there will be sewing.
- 1
“xi EWA
ItCnmColds. ”communism. Insu-
“owls... ‘
la.
Ww' muting-t:
are the
Best ,m‘htsI
above others f8; using the best mater-m
.. .4931 " ‘
feasible and Charge
in little as is consis-
5’21“"... 3‘
n . a «a
The storm center wllicj
1 , the companys business in general as
some filmy.
WNW ”at“ New him?" attended
the Catholic Club dance. last night.
The ll. 'M. 0. Club “3,310” next
Tuesday evening. with Mi the Lane.
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will meet tonight at Red
Meals Hall.
Company D will mill at tho aimody.
this evening. and a company meeting
will follow. ..
Miss Nellie Radiance, Id Stamford
'1‘. Def. in scuth Norwalk.
’l‘crIence t‘avansgb. of tho Commer-
clal Cells 0. New Britain, attended the
Catholic lub dance. last night.
Miss Julio. Hoffman. of Norwulk.
spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Sturges. in Westport.
Captanl Leroy Adams. of the South
Norwalk FlIe Police has rctutned
hom,o from a visit up the liudson Riv-
“en;
The I'Ladlcs Aid SetIlety of “mad
veto will hold a sociable in the
i this evening All are cordially
inv ted. ,
The south Norwalii Trust Company
has made a substantial growth in the
“(9 years it has been in business. as
the res in today's ad. prove.
President Moillt. of the United Hilt-
tern“ ofNorth America, is in Danbnry
siness connected with the asso-
“Wig
cilia" mm of Lyncs Place. has
mdglfrcin a visit In Springfield.
I. Elli] resumed her duties in the
3‘ once of tile scicctmen
--A with thin of members of St
. s e.A. F. and A. M, of Nor-
Ntrill go to New Canaan. this ev-
,Iind visit Harmory Lodge '
no... T. Dull. formerly in the em.
play. of the Metropolitan Insurance
common in South Nerwalk. has com-
mended his duties In Greenwich for the
same company.
An entertainment will be held this
evening and tomormw evening. at the
Broad River Chapel and will be under
the direction of the Ladies Indepen-
dent Aid Society. I .
. A, regular. meeting of Court Maback-
emo. Foresters of America, was held
last evening in Pythl’sn milk There
was a good attendance. Nothing but
routine business was transacted.
however!" ’ . . -, ' ‘
~“Little Colds". Thousands of lives
sacrificed every year. Dr. Wood's Nar-
way Pine Syrup cures little colds.
cures big colds too. down to the very
ve'tg‘e' of censui‘iiptlou.
These April showers are reminders
that you need' an 'umbrella. Yoh can
purchase a new one at the Boston
Store or have an old one repaired at
the special sale tomorrow.
The Bethany Guild at Trinity Church
will meet on Friday evening of this
week. in the Guild room after service.
At this meeting a paper wiliIbe road
by Miss Farsells. on “Francis Xavier's
Work in Japan "
Bishop Tierney will Iislt the Church
of the Assumption in Westport Bun-
day. and confirm aglarge-class, after
the 10:30 mass. it is expected that.
there will be several in attendance
from The NorvIslks
A special train will leave South
praik at, 9:10 Thursday morning for
yew London. mo] chain a people to win
else 'the inn ing of the steamship
Minnesota.
trip will be $2 50.‘
The marriage (it Miss Ada Hanford
Golding. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Gelding of West avenue, and Moses
Wesley Sherwood; or Green's Farms.
Will take place at Grace Church at It
orlock tolnomw afternoon.
The members or Manually Lodge, F.
and A. M.. of New Canaan. will enter-
tain the Grand secretary. District Deb.-
IIIy and brethren heal Norwslh south
NorvIalk and dioceses; tonight The
F. AC. Bdegree Will be worked. ,
enial train bearing the students
or St.
11., to New Yorlt.passed through South
Norwalk yesterday afternoon. J. Mal-
com Kendall. son in law of Judge Asa
' B. Wdodwsrd. is one of the instructors
at this school.
1). Gottllebo gins big bargains in
geniiemen' s cle if you read ‘thc
ad. you will get. an idea of the‘ out they
are making in prices.
Clifford Judson. formerly of South
Norwal who now has a lucraglreg p a-
idea with an; ‘Bbs I;
who‘re he travel ore h cmouEyI
setting up machinery an attending
been in town for several days,
second best seems bad. Now that is
the very reason we want you to use
«Gelatin! Paint. After using it once“
and watching the wear you are con-
W int: pest and will use smell},
Colonial Paint works have a reason
my “mflm
sacc‘fisadfor last reason stud hastrfzrg-
ea on ose a n
Binary pace. The on: V I‘ all}?
its paints will be on the top 8E'th’is
Imumasdtwililoatoawat-
or. Womtyouforaaserofour
paint, for .yvs know you will $3411!”
.lotbers after you know its at
r 8.4-Oomstock, Walnut; Dow s.
Enos-hum and 117nm t. staples
Hardware Co. sell our paints.
S. ‘57 TmQQOnF;
is making hot home with Mrs. James .
Toe fare for the round .
'S'Sc'h'odl, ‘lfrom Concord. N. "
‘,G find? :9
FACTORY CLEANUP
., I ,... . .
. 0F LACE CURTAINS.
i
From one of Philadelphia's best Ina-
.chascd the entire stock on hand of cer.
tain sorts at the close of the spring
manufacturing season. The lot, was
bought under price; the mill manager
didn't mind taking a loss to get a clear
road for full business. EVery pair of
cuItalns will be passed along to you
under pIice.
Neatly 60 patterns in Scotch lace and
cable not are included in this pur-
chase. They are of pure white and
perfect in making, though hers and
there is one with II IIIem'I'sII IhaiI‘cInI
be easily removed. Every one is a
this season's pattern~Brussels and
Renaissance effects. border designs,
and so on.
Each curtain is 31,5 yards long and
good width. These are the prices and
real values:
Worth 82.00 and ”lb-81.50
Worth $2.50 to Bilbo—$2.00..
Worth 33.00 to the—42.60.
Worth $4.00 to 34.50—33.00.
Besides these, six pattern in ruffled
net curtains, 2% yards long, and finish-
ed ready to be placed on pole. Real
Renaissance, Mexican drawn-work ef-
fects. and with plain or edged rattle.
Worth 31.50-31.25.
Worth $100—$150
Couclrcovcrs in oriental patterns,
four effective combinations of color,
three yards long, figured all around—
$1.35.
Sash muslin by the yard. pretty strip
ed patterns. full yardiwldb+sc yard.
Extension rods with fancy ends, ex.
load from .27 to St inches—~60.
outside frame, extend 22 to it inches-—
be, .
Third floor, take elevator.
Insomniac.
s.‘ «A. n
has}! In.
I‘iil \II it
FLA TING
by improved methods. hence, more
“sophomore lasting.
Icold. slim. Nickel, Copper. .1 ‘
downtime Broking
Motors.
The New England Electric lb
tor Hilly has no Exterior. Chilly
shew you‘bhe. I” I
THE G. N. McKIBBHV
a"‘1 V
,,_, , H'F‘G C0.
56 WATER 371. SO. FNORVALK.
a
~..W
» g.
W
., magnet his , birth ,.
son. of 21 nd street. r. Jud
15...... son left yesterday for Cleveland 0: I Fm FISH
M at . . . “FAITH“ .I. I. yeah“
a very a“ q -_ z
the. Wan/oil “'kfitfiifiébfi on. Is the mi. in I‘m on... n...‘
WW9 $510 51013.“. 5‘03 It“: IQ? ;& i‘=
fromit on you have ad the host.
ash. when you can eat them at a rat:
:‘ii!
In; missile 1th can dos, loci
smite Halibut. 12c: Native Eels,12c:
Grasp emetic lie All agar kinds of
4.6: Is
the noes
Fad-possl-n-ce-ossstoo
Jae-Is
here of lace curtains, we have par. des-
Extension rods, use either inside or ‘
I... , sowwia I
mix dddba'co.
N “i «It
Cil-Cllllfl llillllll.
Bus Bottle of it. new. lav:
Will-III... .«I «- In...
Min-swan, N. Y" Bent, 1,1902 ,
Gentleman :
I'lymisso remarkable thatlwu'ltto
tell wall about it. I mind from blad-
triad,”
”years. and had
two Ipoo $1ng
5 here. and also
ork. “Mwithont get-
bottleWCfi-eun Selfishm .é’onnody's
”maiden. Ihsdnotinsnnblstowork
at my trade boiler making) for some time.
but utafta' at“ bmdbtm Sol.
vent Iboganwor In ve rum
ever ’slnce. Cal-curs Bolventhas dons $5
.for in a month than all the doctors did
in years, and I don‘t complain of the
doctors, Tours truly,
Mia-rm semi.
Write to the Oolfinra Com .sande
Row. Readout,ll ..,Y for a sample
bottle.
Remember. On] one Dr. David Ken.
nedy ever lived in ndout. City of Kings-
ton,N.. .. and he sure you at his new
and tofu! medicine. Cal-euro lvont, sold
only in .1. 00 bottles.
John W. Beattu.
Phone lire.
now Is roan
11m Tc Flips-I1 mu
'aooM.
See how nice are the papers we odor
at 2c and 5c roll.
In‘hauglng paper we use Slsk's Siz-
lng, II perfect dis‘lnfdciabt‘.‘
m
207 all Waahlnlion Street.
.. . .
THINK IT
OVER.
We have about ”any one
RANGES on hand, which we will
sell at the zsame price as last
year. or 89.75 and $12.75 each,
militate nee.
After this stool: is depleted.
, prices will be increased s2 00:
Don't come around after those
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late.
Walkways“
Lighting Connolly.
Frill 8 initial
aspirants.
1mm
(Ionian-a.
I!!!” (is:
manta.
m. Slut 'Imn, Copper
sonable price. Small Bluodsh,12c;Ii .
”7' "a”iIJZbIc.,
- do infill “fulfill: Sims.
menial." .. .r
{9? A o v
esspossusobenaoehs
‘ her. but is! . Manda
I roams Am if-
WEN wd WinwnNrYoNs
William Morris is making a farewell
.tounthis spring in Esmend's great
remedy. "When We Were Twenty
brie." and is under contract to appear
personally as “Dick Carew" when the
play is pirsI-ntctl in this city at iioyt' 3
tonight Ml. MoIIis is one of the few
actors she doesn't laws to novel un
less they desire lo. lie has huge
business interests In New York as II
Inanager of theatrical attractions and
is the one instance of a man who can
act but doesn't like to. Managers
know of Mr. IiioIr'is penchant for stay-
ing in “l" metropolis and seriously in
thfeIeIl with his outlying out his III
teatlous by having embodied in their
contlacts that if "When We Were
Twenty One" was presented in their
llnIuses MI Morris Inust head the cast.
he agiecment is an iron- clad one and
admits no escape on the part of the
young III:.tor he must play. "it is so
nominated in the bond ” but Mr Mor-
Ils should find some consolation that
his loss is the public's gain.
MRS. LEMOYNE’S MODERN
COMEDY.
Mrs. 1.0Moync. the distinguished ac.
tress whose artistic. work was much
enjoyed in "The Moth and the Flame."
“In :1 Balcony" and other plays. this
season employs a better vehicle for her
talents than she has had in a long
time Women stiIIs appeal to be in
high level now and modern comedy is
the thing whereby to catch the an
ulause of tlicuttcgoeis. "Among
Those Present. " written by Glen Mac-
Donough. a promising American dIa-
nlatist, III of the newest school in this
kind Mrs LeMoync finds her new
role of him Clinton. leader and amuse-
mcut puIveyor of the Four Hundred
very much to her liking. The part has
the hrccziness and vivacity of her in-
imitablc Mis. Lorrimer in “The Moth
and the Flame." and in addition pos-
Iscsscs serious elements and an appeal
to human sympathy equal to bet part
of the Duchess in "Catherine." She
will appear here at the Hoyt Theatre
on Saturday evening. April 18th.
PICTURESQUE HATS.
One of the many important items in
Mildred Holland s new production.
“The Lily and the Prince. " ale pictur-
esque hats Worn by the many chat sc
ters appearing in it. The bats were
made by deft-fingered mllllners from
materials as elaborate as those used
in the manufacture of the brilliant cos-
tumes and decorated with magnificent
ostrich plumes many of the features
being nearly a yaid long Miss liol
lands nppcaIance in South Norwalk.
in bet sumptuous new play. will occur
at Hoyt‘s Theatie, on Tuesday night
Alel 21st
ALGIERO IN GALA ATTIRE.
Awaiting the Coming of the Great
White Sultan.
AIJGIERS. Algeria April ill—Algiers
was in gala attire today in honor of
the coming of President Loubet. the
first cholf of state since Empertn Nap-
clean ill to visit the French North
African possessions. The pictures on
the streets of the ancient city were
elaborawa decorated. Arches and
stands had been erected on the main
thoroughfares and these with the prin-
oipai buildings. were gay with flags
and streamers of the National colors.
Vastcrowds filled the boulevald De
La Republique and the streets leading
to the wharvcs and many Arbas in
quaint costumes mingled the throngs
which awaited the arrival of the Great
White Sultainss the French ruler is
known among the natives in the her
her were the Russian, British and ital-
lap squodmns sent to oxtdtd interna-
tional mum; to the area but: and
also the French ,crulsorDIr is. hav.
ing on board the Moroccan mission.
and the spaniel: battleshl“ raw 0
with the special envoy of Spain on
board. Throughout the morning there
was a continuous cannonado from the
warships and forts.
calls between the visiting naval com-
manders. and: the resident olilciais
. were ‘exchanged
At 10 o 'clocl; th Semaphore signal-
ad the approach 0 French squad-
ran escorting President Mabel. The
warships advanced in perfect order.
with the armored cruise: Jeanne D'Arc
beating. the president. ahead, followed
.by the Battleship Saint Louis. with Ms-
rine Minister Pelletan on board. and
the battleships and cruisers Charl'eI
magne Gaulois, lens and Bouvet and
a flotilla .of smaller craft. It was up
imposing naval spectacle the uty‘
of which was enhanced by brilliant
sunshine. . .
vs’Ls creature} Ape noose.
Nothin
and a
Heard From Lester 0. Hanan
risnd Who Went Out in Boat,
Wild 6..
.hadesenlicardthllumg-gl offing
ter C. Barton. of Chicago the Yale
gallamsn £10 has been glissIngtslnlcta
on ay a rnoon w hen w
a friend for a sail in 11than that? The
identity of his friend, who is supposed
to have been i. fellow student. has not
been learned
ton intended to return to tho university
Monday: fishing. and it is feared that
The boat. which they hired from
nag. ...s... ..
as cer emoniou‘s '
it is mvra that Bari
Agent'ior May Manton’s' Patterns. 7
}qr
Some Dress Goods Naive
. That's well WENT the reading
Beauty Show offillko
You'll find exceptional value here
ll wealth of thh Goods
Ali priced to your liking
The White Goods showing I.
DRESS GOODS SECTION HERE ARE SOME
AT iTs BEST WABH GOODB BARGMNIII
lllgb water mark now In the dress You‘ ll admit that they are bar
goods section. Range of styles, range when you see them. Every p ..
of colors range of pnccs most com- fresh from the looms, and distill!
plots. and styles are hath right.
38 inch all wool Albatross and Nuns” 27 inch Figured Lawns. big I
Vciilng Dicss Goods, new spring meat to pick from at We ydl at; (I
dress shades. at 50c yd.i 32 inch Fancy Piques. white. I- I
88 and 42 inch Voiles. the new cloth weik in blue, red and black tie;
in navy, royal, tan and black, at 59c neat figures, at 15c yd. .
yd. ~ A choice assortment of Fancy ' ,
42 inch All Wool Batiste Dress floods and Swisscs in stripes or figuredyl ‘
lit-pink. blue and cream at 59c yd. yd. .
31 inch All Wool French Challics. :12 inch French Lawns. voryii
satin stripe, desirable shades at 69c yd. ity, neat patterns. at 25c yd."
Special 52 inch Granite Cloth la 27 inch Plain Colored Lani '
black and blue only, at 89c yd. stripes in blue. pink, nlIle‘ green
THE SELLING 0F BILKS ”block at 25c yd. .
There's lltle to wonder at why silk THE NEW WHITE GOODB. . ,
selling is so active. Never were silks It pays to buy white goods
so economically priced. if you choose lines are unbroken. They' ,9...
now you get a pick of the best. clean and crisp We’ll tempt"
19 inch Lining Taffeta Silks. popular follows.- . 3.;
Shades. at 39c yd. White Pique in stripes and a ti“
Natural Color Pongee Silks, 21 inch area at i5e y.d , '
as wide, the right thing for Suits or 27 inch White Madras in strl sh
Separate Walsts at 49c yd figures 25c yd. ‘
19 inch Natural Color Corded Pen 27 inch White Memerlaea OM
gee Silks. special finish at 590 yd. in the new basket weave, also in W
20 inch Corded Wash Silks in colors. ty stripes and figures at 33c yd ,
also cream at 49c y.d A full assortment of India Lin, if}
We to 59c yd. '
20 inch Wash Silks in blacks, extra toria Lawns and French Lavina
555-235 Washington St- So. Nerws'lk,"
heavy, hi“ lustre. at 69c yd.
m~ - ~ --.
Stock of ladies’ Clocks. Suits. Jackets and Shirts. also 'a '
line of Millinay.
call and see some of tbe “Bargains” tbat I offer.
“Bargain Sale" Will last only until Saturday night.
Trade with the Fair Cloak and Far Store. ..
68 Washington Streo‘t7
Open Evenings-1, . Ir;
price $3. so, is O. K. this spring for Men. ,
NORWALK HEALTH SHOES AND OXFORDS
this spring are new shapes and give the feet style and coinf
with a cushion sole that makes them flexible.
PRICE IN OXFORDS, $2.50 and $3.00.
i .000 MATCH SAFES FOR EVERY LITTLE GIRL FREE
TAKE son's THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
SOUTH nopWALK ctr-”7
,sI WASHINGTON s;r..
o-Car
This is the time of year when the baby needs plenty of fresh air.
bevel the line of Go Carts which will insure piessnia fer the one who W
es, it's well as for the baby. -«
They are easy as well as pretty made for long use and don’t and
We carry the wellknown makes of Heywood and Wakefield 0- 7 '
F. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers. 4 5 ,
Remember the voting contest.
A.- J. COLLINS & 00
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERL
l..'
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than. named the Uplo. accord
, tile young jms‘h‘ in-
.o alto :‘eail III-ans m:
moon a craft
uswédhfih‘e duct-l
was seen labo
Milford last a the owner of the
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wash-ass
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new
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dhadm mm mm’
Edwina. mm.” .
,Ia infill North In... at
on of the Unto -‘
lathe heavy sea of! ,
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. .Emcoalhgfinngdowmth; blatant
_ I price. Maxwell-cayeyyonrpelf Isthmus.
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