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; WEATHER FORECAOT.
F‘or Norwsik and vicinity:
ally fair tonight. and Friday
Aliza, srdweli has returned
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him not!“ 8310807 1111me (I nest
hi6: day evening in the Armory; 7.
(lroton today to witness the launch-7
ing of use big steamer Minnesota. 7. 4'
7. Ulss7 Gertrude tat‘i;9|ii.. of Wilkes-
gsrrp is ting, the; (nether,
rineipai. Sart a of Brown's usineuVe
College.
.(lharlesA. Acton. of New York, has
rented the Jennings propert on R0
ton 'h‘ill throu Raymond rethers.‘
of South Norwnik.
The D.’M.'ltond Co. oil‘er a small lot
of handsome tailored Jackets at reduc
Wes. These are as is costs
flaw .hig bargains. The ad. will
the prices.
Genes-v“ WVV
storm which was central near Atlun M” adjourned 0“" 0‘ state against
(lily yesterday morning has mound
put to sea and is new central W
‘Nantuchet. with a. secondary
central off Hatteras.
. produced cloudy and rainy anther
with high wind in the eastern runs
7 ’-0f the Lake Region and along t e M
luntie coast. The storm is followed
by an area of high pressure and pleati‘
ant weather in the western sections.
The storm is moving very siowiymndi‘.
cloudy weather will probably Willi!
in this vicinity but the rainfall. I;
leil be light.
I
fiyérl
L .iohn McPeake. of Henry strpet, has 7’.
recovered from a slight new:
my (“unripe Ilsa»
iss Annie Richards of7 Wiley ave-
has returned hump from a visit
inn Milford.
.“lohnt Miller. of New York hits secur-
ed a position with A. Pohiman. of
7wlshlvsten street. . . .
Arthur Nelson. of the Evening Senti-
(lus Knorr is now in
G N. McKibbon Mann
,noi force is“ enjoying a 9 ”art vacation ‘
'l.
at bmhoine in Viuslsnd.
' The Miniciio Associetioa of Brown.
Busing” Coli‘ege Will hold a. reception
_ Moiida‘y even ng. April 20th; 'at the Ar-
7Mmé:. 4V 7.4.,
'7’ lilann Mciiugh, of South Main
amt Who shot the end “of his index
.Jiuger off while cleaning a revolver is
'7 ..getting along nicely. 4
. ~—_V‘ery few brands of Cigars acidin
7.tlnsir.nwa.iike.thaimnerial.0rown.t. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the; stan-
rshds , _
Charles llaymond and family have
momdI from .Chsstnut street to the
1‘90 I CC if Mr
chased by Gogglgrghdeld a ll.“
- .Jhu‘uka Rebekah; 140000, No. 42. i. 0
0.. R, will hold a regular meeting on
. Fridumvesina 7 There Millie .a social
timeafhsr the business session.
Miss Mamie Martin, Willard D. Phil-
lipson “and his: sistbr. Mrs. C. H. Lloyd,
of Newark. N. J., attended Prof. 8. r8.
Toms' sidaaelng clash‘recsption at the
Casino, in Stamford, last evening. 7
A meeting of the principals of the
various schools of the town is being
held this afternoon “at the Franklin
nuilding South Norwalk.‘ Matters reg
latinrg to the course of study. are being
disclosed. 7
Sherman Council 'illiyal Arcauuiu.
"will give a ladieg’ hight with an en7
,in7
tert‘sibtit dill“: next week
Thurs égin Red Men's Hall.
- Mam er “villi be privil4
to invite!” friends. A bhsiuess meet ng
7 will be 'held at‘7: 80 o ‘eicck.
"MOTHER; ANDICHILD
Scott's “Emulsion is cod
liver oil made almost as
palatable its milk. It is “has
and mouthing to the was
stomach, it checks the ten-
dencies of children toward
thinness. ‘
Scott’s Emulsion gives
ngth to steal: mothcrsibee
canoe it mmviheflth)’ M
and new blood.
Nut-sin mothers will find
a spa value in S;
Emulsion because it iiisu
a ilesv chm-leis nourishiu
militiontine babyw More.
better than a medi cine;
Scott S Emulsnon is a food.
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A? did. u is unm-
-f99rfor firmness;
The stormthu‘ .
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"1 tau.
All” er, on a charge of assault
“ chglor will come up be
Taylor in 7thc South Nor-
g, V:
0‘ ‘hfi Iown Comm Sm“! a”
flare
.7 “3 at 9 o 'c.iock
.lii'i'lt‘ll'iiy Cadets will hold a meeting
Willi}. night and drills will be held
7‘09 rl‘rlday nights Instead of
Th’uMAy. The question of chartering
a, to go on an excursion next sum-
Ni?! ll. be, considered.
4 W.Cole of Rownyton. has
“'4 V Wmmh Norwnlk, during the
40L lie is ins tor in
‘ is presence here is de-
ef the time
. 4%th Norwallt department of
4 WI of Non walk High School now
-' tens one hundred and twenty pa
piip The entering class is so large
flint. 0 sections have been formed
in Gel‘inau, Latin. English, 9tc.
John W Beatty is always ready to
paper your rooms at a very short no-
Vitae. Call, at theatgre. and look over
he paper designs he is showing.
47.12077»... eye ear, none and
throat. 527 North Main street. South
opwaik. Tuesdays. Thuisday s, Satur-
ays from 1 to 4 p in.
ten .isgge a. civil suit for interior: re-
sulting from a bite of a dog. will be
heard before Judge Taylor in the
South Norwalk side of the Iiown Court.
“Mk!
8. Bernstein. the celebrated tympan-
hit of the Metropolitan Opera House
New York will assist at the rendition
of the centers "Daughter of {arias "
which will be given at St. Pauls
Chili-ole filliesday evening at 7: 45
o'clock by the combined choirs 7770f
Grace aad7St. "Paul’s77Churcbos. 7
J 8 Blind, New Reveal N C Wib
llama. Great Barrington: ill.- H. Barren,
New Haven: E W Brush and ii. H.
ma; Boston; w. D. Cracker. Phila-
deiphia; E. H. Hildreth S "Milo“
I. W Bailey, Middletowni; rgsw
Wheeler Mont Clair; F M. Done and
i. w. liord, Boston: H. u Gaylord.
Springfield: W P. Cornell. Brooklyn.
are guests at the Hotel Clifford.
There are four competent barhcrs
always in atteggance at the shop of
A. animals is means prompt and
set sfactory service.
.7“-
weeks in“ this school term is but ten.
0‘?“ the South Norwalk Union“ School
Distriogiia order that progress in the
teriu's wor may be made. that all
newcomers dingthe Kindergar
te‘n “mane? mingtoeater on; i331
.1010 77 pr or not in ~
initted nail? the September term, '
The engagement. is announced of
Miss Edith Selbie, the popular mane
of ..the7 ‘ Southport 7. Congregational
Church to Dr. Phillip Bill the son of
the well known physician far. Curtis
H Bill. He has associated himself
with his father since his merit grad-”i
nation from the Long island hos its!
and will locate in Bridgeport. iss
Selble is a popular society girl and a
valuedppember of local musical circles.
may to; 92 Wt
teed by F. H. Enter, Draggist.
Trial bottles free
8 S Tiiiflison
mnwmmmwowwsatto‘
will be occupied in dredg- (1°93
The dog was of Joseph Evon' vs An- : '
civil side. on Saturday morning at 10 .
inasmuch oaths. whole number of “
as been decided by77 the committee .
" LIVE CRABS.
a: 770 any” a
no sums. VeILK97VV-7Is4efi
with at in “do or the season
49599 so silk that Vm‘geulu
0
Wii were list
to even,”
no. Jim-loo
m sofhshdsoino new}? Ilint spill
in colors in neural tw hit-
this in small edlum a 0 lat .dfi
s’ign's. such silk sells aiw’ayz‘a
cents a yard. To make a stir. its sale
price is
in oddities; n lintited number of
pieces 27inch, blag? panama utility
that is guaranteed 0 give sstis (cry
wear for six months,“ worth 81 5 yd.
Left aisle, rear. ‘ ”I '
JAGKITO.
The corset cost Is the hit of the sea-
son. Women ‘sre enthusiastic over It:
makers :nre scarcely-solute keep up
with Ithcir orders...” a consequence
some preuy poor coats are sold for
corset coats. Nanci such Vhere; if you
please
The value and beauty 0! the corset
coat is in its making and fit. The sec-
and depends opium am. if the mak-
ing is right the lines of the cost are
right-Hand a right corset cost gives a
trim graceful figure as no other cost
We should like to have you come and
see the collection for“ yourself. The
costs will talk for themselves. ‘
$8. 75 to 318.
Second floor.
7 BALI CURTAINS.
Scotchhlscex curtains in nearly forty
patterns at A fourth to “a third less than
asunlxprice.7 Rain didn't keep eveiz
body“ home yesterday, but thanks to
almost every’psttern can‘hehsd today.
This is the cleanup olavfaetory stock
at the close of spring business. This
is how the curtains are priced:
Worth 13200 answers-74am
7, Worth $2.00 (cease-77792.00.
Worth 03:00'40 id... 2.50.
7Wo4rthsss.00 (with 3.00.
Six. patterns in ruffled det curtains,
2% ”ads long and finished ready Ibo
Mexican drswuwork effects. sad with
plain or edged rattle. " -‘ :-
Worth 3.1. Elk—$1.25
7Worth 82. (lo—481.50
7 Couch covers In oriental patterns,
four effective cOmhinations of color.
:hraee yards long: figured all “smund-
7% muslin by the yard. pretty strip
ed patterns, full ysrd wide-80 yard.
Extension rods with fancy ends ex-
tend from 27 to fit inches—tic.
Extension rods, use either inside or
outside frame extend 22 to it inches—-
Third floor. take elevator.
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John W. Benita.
Phone 147's.
ALWAYS ssaov‘
TO asses voua ROOMS.
We'are so well equipped that we
can commence papering your
rooms at a very short notice.
.Comc in and look over the paper
designs we have; we are confl-
dent that they far surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices.
The New’ Lacqueret,
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
207 hot Wflhlllten Street.
THINK n
‘ OVER.
We have about fifty GAS
assess on hand which we will ‘
sell at the same price as last
year, or 89.16 ”and “2.76 each,
connected free.
After this stock is depleted.
prices will be. increased 82.00.
Don't come around after these
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late.
.,
Boom Rolls/e y and
Llahilhy’co'iiipany.
50 South
.77’. 7 4o. V'4.7 7 -7 V .
7 Jillimlihil.
‘ tertal
net-ion Theatrc,
4 ad by speaking a foreign tongue.
70’
0‘50” M08518.
one; e
an. 7vewill‘gi
a. short discourse upon some of the an- 1
01090300099 mummldsfwith' several
specimens of the same. imported direct-
from Wot at great expense. by
t 0 management of the Grand Vaude
ville Show to so given at Hoyt' 9 Then-
Ire. April 17th. Do not fail to attend
and he igstructcd as well as highly on
as
"THE LILY AND THE PRINCE. "
“Much thought study and time was
sly-09 til the costuniiug of Mildred Hoi
lands new play f'il‘he Lily and the
Prince." which will be presented for
”to ilrst lime in this city at Hoyt's
theatre. Tuesday night For a whole
year prion to the production Miss Hoi-
land and her manner. Edward C.
White were collecting materials for
the gowns. it was slow and tedious
work. for the play is of the early part
of the Sixteenth Century, a period for
which is is (liillcult to find suitable ma-
terial. Even ything used in the making
of the costumes is of the richest ma7
4teriai to be found in this country or in
Europe and the tnimmlngs arc elabor-
ate even the linings being of the finest
quality of silk.“ When the costumes!
come together in the piaydhey present VI
in brilliant array of exquisite colors.
and the blending is perfect.
"BEN HUB” lni NEW HAVEN.
“ Kinw It Erlanger's production of
"Ben Hur." which comes to the My-
New Haven. next
Monday night for eight performances.
consists of a prelude and six acts. In
all. there are thirteen scenes and each
is of surpassing beauty and massive—
ness. The production is identically the
some one which ran an entire season
in New York. The famous play opens
admitly. yet rcvercutly. There are a
few bars of music—mowing the same
purpose as a voluntary before divine
service—and when the curtain rises.
it discloses the illlmitnble waste of
desortrthe tired camels; the three
wise men gathered from Greece. from
Egypt, from Hindustan to greet the up
pearance of the star. in "focus of daz-
sling lustre " it will be the event of
thc season in this 'scrtieu, and ban-
dreds will visit the performance from
here. ,
LAWRENCEIBARRETT'S TRIBUTE.
Mrs. LeMoyne. who comes to Hoyts
Theatre. Saturday night. is considered
by many ciocutionists and critics the ‘
best exponent of good English on the
“I807 Lawrence Barrett. the classical
actor. whose association with Edwin
Booth is well remembered. once said:
iillrs. LeMoyne. your accent is neither
New York. Boston or bonded. but cos-
mopolitan. It surprises me that every
word you speak. even in a low tone.
can be heard in the farthest part of the
house. When so many of our proud.
sent actors alumina and chew their
words. your perfect mastery of the art
of snuncistion is indeed remarkable."
The actress owes aer purity of7 speech
largely to the fact that for many years
she studiousiy avoided work in dialect
and the use of foreign languages. Eng-
lish. she states. :requiresthe utmost
flexibility once lips. and this is injur-
ATIHOYT'S THEATRE. LAST NIGHT
‘- William Morris. supported - by an ex-
ceedingly strong and well-balanced
company. presented the well-known
play of Henry Esmond. “When- We
7Werc77T's‘cIty‘Oue." to a most spill!“
ciativ'c sud cnthusiastir'audience. at
Hoyt's Theatre. last night. The story
of the play is most fascinating. there
being an admirable intermingling of
sentiment and some. .and was excel~
ientiy interpreted by the capable art-
into. Tee much cannot be said of Mr.
Morris's portrayal of the character of
Richard Csrew. in which be displayed
his ability to Interpret the most dith-
cult character with the utmost case. at
All times hS‘VlnB full control of his one
otious. changing from pathos to com.
only with do seeming effort. The var-
lous weathers or the outflow afford-
ed lir. Morris greenest subvert. unsk-
ing the 7mm their opportunities.
whnther large or smelly and won the
applause of the audience Mr. Motris
will he remembered by local theatre
as having played the leading role
in “dinner The Red Robe." which was
presented here three years ago. for the
benefit of Putnam Hose. The next at-
erections will be The White Orchestra
tomorrow aiaht. and Mrsdnllovae in
the society Dies. «along Those firesent
Saturday night. .7 ,
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of Sir 40l vet-7 watt. the ignitenaul
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That's well worth the reading
Beauty Show of. Silks
We'll find ssesption‘al value here
A wealth of Wench Goods
All priced to your liking
.The White Goods showing
DRE-BO GOODS SECTION (ER! ARE SOME
‘ AT ITS BEST WABl-i GOODS BARGAIN 4
High water mark new in the dresu You' ll admit that they are i) so"?
goods section. Range of styles. rang vhen you see them Every
of colors, range of mucus most com resh from the learns. and quail!
pieto. ind styles are both right 4 _
88 inch all wool Albatross and Nuns 27 inch Figured Lawns. bi as
Veiilng Dress Goods, new sprin: neat to pick from at 7c yd.
dress shades at 500 yd. 82 inch Fancy Piques. white
38 and 42 inch Voilcs. the new clotl work in blue, red and black «dots
in navy, royal, tan and black, at 59 est figures, at 15c yd.
yd A choice assortment of FIN:
42 Inch All Wool Batiste Dress Good nd Swisscs In stripes or figured
in pink. blue and cream at 59c y.d ydé
81 inch All Wool French Challis:
satin stripe desirable shades at 09c yd
Special 52 Inch Granite Cloth ll
black and blue only. at 800 yd
THE'SELLING OF BILKB ~
-"'l’heres iitle to wonder at why sill
selling is so active. Never were silk
so economically priced if you choosr
now you get a lcir of the best.
19 inch Lin 3 Taffeta Silks. populai
Shades. at 390 yd.
flinch Fiench Lawns. very fine
ty nest patterns. at 25c yd.
27 inch Plain Colored Dawns.
tripes in blue. pink, nlie VVgr ‘
dock. at 250 yd
fHE NEW WHITE GOODS.
It pays to buy white goods 04 ,M‘l‘ii‘
toes are unbroken. They're ‘
'ean and crisp We'll teVniptV Willi
follows:
White Pique in stripes and nest] 4
Natural Color Pongee Silks. 21 inch was at 150 ha.
es wide. 'the right lining for Suits on 27 inch W ite Madras in stripes ltd
Separate Waists. at 490 yd figures, 25c yd.
27 inch White Mércerized. Data!“
in the new basket weave, also int
ty stripes and figures at 380 yd 4
A full- assortment of India ”mum
oris Lawns and French Deanne. fifth
100 to 59c yd. 4 ”
19 ineb‘ Natural Color Corded Pen
gee Silks. special finish at 590 yd.
20 inch Corded Wash Silks in colors
aiso‘cream at 490 yd.
20 inch Wash Silks Ia blacks extra
heavy, high lustre, at line yd.
255 235 Washington St. So. Norwalk,
WHY PAY MORE
When you can procure anything and everything in the line of a ladies’
meat: misc Miliinery, with a saving of at least '
Ton Per Cent
Every Garment sold guaranteed a perfect lit and of the latest any
style Call and convince yourself of these facts before going elsewhere.
The Fair Chili and Fur Bio
68 Washington St:
The Flu Easter Oxford
price $3. 50. isO. K. this spring for Men.
NORWALK HEALTH SHOES AND OXF‘ORDS
with a cushion sole that makes them flexible.
PRICE IN OXFORDS. $2. so and $3. 00.
.000 MATCH SAFES ros svsav LITTLE GIRL FEE to
' TAKE HOME Tausso‘av‘ AFTERNOON
s. Waitimcrou $7.,
.2990
have the line of Go Carts Iwhich will dnsureplessure for the one
es. as well as lthe baby. . 7
They are easy as well as pretty made for long use and don't cost
We carry‘the well known makes of Heywood aVud Wakefield Co
E. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers.“
Remember the voting contest.
:A. J. COLLINS & 0077
. , rultsssi. oidec'roas sun anesthesia.
12 to ill North Main St.
:77
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ye have a was cured 477777.74
‘“ 7 ’lZWR flNlCH. salable (infield! and
espiiy applied. Via lik‘i‘eillciy Willis Alia
4*
CO is L0“
in 9;...- can is getting low at the 7.4.... 90
price. Jfihtaswfli enjoy yourself for the .
-wlew"oureusr awning-Rm $68209!
bay crustal 7.7.77.7... that ”747'er “
' Mikael it produced 2.000 lbmof 7
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