1
Crows. Postmaster B. s. Kiet lColl-4
Ice Cream that you
will ell/av eating.
-. Absolutely Pane.
' 4 OUR GRIAY OUSRANTII: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Top-Notch
Top-Coats. The but way to appreciate both is to act lIIslds one ~er
Costs Ind. look It yourself. 4 . o
D. V. Smith or Philadelphia. is visit
lug his father ill South N0I walk
the hinhsst-prlccd-tnilon' costs. _1. ..
font gray, $7.50 to $15.00. ' - ~ 2
Fewer gallons: wearslongor; mvoe waterproof that'- III. 310 to $20. I,
A valuable tl0'ttol belonging to Max
'l‘ur,Iov which was sold to “go better
than " :22," died yestelday. from two Mbre of these suits sold here than ev er before. 310 to $23. ‘Why not get
plexy. ‘
Rev. Romiliy F; Humphries wil
preach in the West Norwaik Union
Chapel Sunday afternoon. at 3:15
o'clock.
—-7 lbs. Cal. Prunes. 26c. Josolol'l.
Work has been resumed today on the
removal of the gutters and laying of
crosswalks ut‘Aun and North Main
st reels.
Anti} lllld William Riley who have
been spending a few days in tow
have Iotuuled to their homesiiu
lilookiyn. .
Tailored suits at a third less than us-
ual plile are the bargains that the
llowlnhd Diy Goods' Company offer il‘i
tllcil ad. today.
~Bansnas, 200. doz F. D. L. & Co.
William Voihuer.,spu hf Chief of P0— 2- - ..L r — , »~——"~ ~~—-~2 — r2-~
St. 4John' a Lodge. A. F‘. and A. M.. of Wouldn't it be a good plan to look al4
Norw.sill met last night. and confelled long was ahead and get your supply floor will afford the greatest bargains
ever before known in tho Ivorwalks in
this line. Sales days. April iii and "0
tonight in Mystic Chain Hi1”. ano Mrs M F. Mend's HillsidoSchool ion. The Norwnlk fair ground lots oulM S Smith " C“
The meeting of the Whatsoetlot‘ Cir.
Muller & Sons the Germalu broad silk I4 go of liltlicm's Daughter? ((ij thel 80ml:
,_ ~ . ~ 1 IIIaIqualtulcrs. Is to be or.atcd con- orwu 'ongregat 0M illlICl Wil
Bananas, 200 “01‘4" 0' 4 4 4444 (’0' ' tinuo to sell but not as fast the past4 he held tonight at 8 ot‘iock with Mrs
couple of days as was hoped for as Mr. W. S. Sturtenlnt
Miss Anna l. Ditke
lire Volilncr. after II vacation has re-
turned to his studies In the Medical
Department at Yale.
Lincoln Council will hold a meeting
will on Tuesday night go to Stamford
to confer the degree for Leeds Council
~itching piles? Never mind If phy-
sicians have failed to cure you Try
Dean s Ointment. No ffilure there. 50
cents. at any drug store
Frank H. Swift. bookkeeper at tilt
Old Well Cigar Company. returned yes
tcrday. from Syracuse. where he at—
t:2nded the funeral of his mother‘in-
law. I
Exprcsslnsn. Cavauagll lost a valua-
ble horse. yesterday. which he had Jug.
purchased. He had never driven it
it was stricken with pneumonia fll'lt
died.
~Hosiel'y'nnd Underwear stock is
immense. Our Commencement Sale
will 'itll‘ord enlra values. Sales days
April 18 and 20. M. S. Smith & Co.
F. H. Jacobs. well known as t-lll
singer who assisted in the Mood)
meetings heron few years ago, and
who has been here many times since
will preach and sing at both services
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church
next Sunday.
Read the Boston Store ad. They are
offering some remarkable bargains in
tailm ed suits and jackets.
—-Silt Pork I00 lb.. at Haves‘ 5.
Ohm Branch Lodge- Knlghts of Py
tilias held a meeting last night and
the team pcrforlnedmome excellent
work ill conferring the amplified third
degree on one candidate. Reflesh
meats, cigars and a social time follow
, ed the meeting :
Miss Zueiia Allen attended the re
ceptiou and dance of the Epsilon Chap-
tel of the Gamma Delta Psi It‘l’at/ertiltlv
held last evening. in the Court Ex-
change building. in bridgeporf The
affair was one of the largest and most
elabolate dancesLheid in Bridgeport
this season.
A gang of men was at work thi:
morning. cleaning the gutters and
scraping the mud from the cross W
at Memos street and Rsiiload Place
On Monroe street there is only one
crosswalk between South Main street ,
. and Railroad Place where a person can
cross the street without getting in tht
mud.
~Sprlng commencement Sale It M
S. Smith 8: Co.’ 3 Sat. and Mon. April
18 and 20. Don‘t fall to attend.
A rehearsal of the Ari‘on Singing 80>
riety was held last evening, in Arion
Hall. After the rehearsals meeting of
the committee on the private masque-
rade was held. The report showed that
the ball was a financial success. it
was a social success of course. and
the members of the society Ire greatly
pleased at the fact. -
The special spring number of Vogue
is now ready, and for sale by William
P. Beers
Dr. J. Milton Coburn OszarS. Bank}.
Judge A. E. Austin. George E. Curtis
Colonel Leslie Smith Postmgst r; E. E
2 cressmn and Mack. Hill E. J
el- and Henry.
K. Salient were Hitting the Nor-will:
my); lsusehlng of the
IMMWwW Radon W.
When In Need
of s good Cigar. either Clear Havens.
, ZdYeltWIifib 7i6 2i
col-ell and look over .’
More men are getting into H. 8. l M. Suits this season fhgn Iver bolero.
l Acquainted? ‘) ii
I
SOUIH NORWALK. ,
Tel. CIII 322. ‘
Words of our: can't do Justice to the tit and style owns; it. o. A til.
.. .4 4
Note the perfect fit-of the wide shoulders-smooth (shapely. They
keep that way. too See how snugly the collar gets around the neck—no un-
sightly bulging anywhere. Only H. 8. A M. coats fit like that—thcumfld .
J
Sult yourself as to fabric and mo dci; short bony colts of covert, green-
ish tan and tsnnish il'un shades, $10 to $18; longer coats of blIdk Ind Ox-
H. 8. A M. Raincoats fit the same way—snsppy Sprth’OvsrcostI made
Spring Hats. Neckwclr Shirts Hosiery and Underwear for men Ind boys.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call 44-4.
rnzscnirm“ ”lit
4 III!“ for
and
MEDICINES
DELIVERED '
Without extra charge. ATOIO- .
' phone at any time4 Il4l4l44i4 let us '
' know what drug store goods you
Iii-s Ind will send them right
94in. w . ‘ d
I
CliiloId PhaIm‘acll
PHONI 154-2.
A meeting of Eureka Lodge. Daugh-
ters of Rebekah, will be held this We
ening.
There are no Norwaik cases before
the Court of Common Pleas, at this
session.
-——Coloniul style Derby. O'Brien.
in hIII all. today. Lorenzo Dibble calls
your attention to some new and good
things that “If! just In.
The annual meeting of the Golden
Rule Circle of King's Daughters of the
.Norwaik Congregational Church. will
, be held this evening. with Mrs. i). E.
Hughes, at her home. No. 3 Arch
street. - . ‘
-New Potatoes. ltlc qt. I".l.).'li. & Co.
The Criminal Court of Common
Pleas will tome ill next week with a
jury. and with ludge John If. input
on the bent II. The Norwslk jurors will
be Janlell Surilelland and Joshua Jen
ninga alld those from Dalien will be
John If. Selleck and James H Webb.
Cannon (Image. in Cannon. comet-4
red the third and fourth degrees upon
II number of people last evening. Am-
-—-..——_..~..... M. .—
the first degree of teal in for next winter? John ii.
_Y0un)an Youngs Derbies 0 Bruin ‘ 4Ft' WIS ‘8 ready ‘0 till I" orders I
young ladies will re- open Monday. af—i which the Norwaik branch of Otto}
tel the bloom vacation '
A reholutl'on locating the boundary
tine between Norwalk and Westport !
was passed in the House yesterday. Bennett wishes to close up the matter
Jf physitilln's prescriptions.
—-LIICO Cillifliils in the Spring Com j number of fifteen or twenty ‘for him-4
nencemcnt Sale is an item well wollll . self
vouI tonsidcratlon. M. S Smith & Co I .w ........ -. .
Grdce Chulch parish will hold an all-2
learned meeting one. weekdrom nexti
iionday night. for the purpose of dis-1
ussing the matter of securing a rec-'2'
01‘, l ‘
~Roasl Polk. lit Yi). St'hailil's Mkti
Cockenoe Tribe. 1 0. R. M. of Nor-
walk will confer th4404 “Maillot s degIce _
It a meeting to be held this (‘\t‘I1IIl"‘
l.t Red Men's Hail. Wall street. There-
wiil be three candidates. ,4
There will be II special sale of sheet if
nuslc at the low who of five cents ntj
Colemans News Stand tomorrow and.
Monday. I
. -New arrivals daily in our Millineiy ’
Dep't makes our stock complete and up.
to date. M. S. Smith it: Co.
The. wind this morning blew of! the'
top of one of the chimneys at the;
Charles S. Trowhridge box Inanufaca
'tor.y and the bricks and cap camcv
crashing down on the roof. considera-
bly {lightening some t? the. employee. \ my."
the damage was sligh
‘ Ird of quality. 4. .«’
SPECIAL SALE OF SHEET MUSIC.
—~~
Emwood avenue
an will be ’lhe
as soon as possible. Something overlieadel and the subject will be The
The Stillson Powell CUI‘DOTWO“ 3“” ism} lets have already been disposed| Women Who Ministers? to Jesus. Ev
medal attention to the WillilOimdillll; of MI. Bennett intrnun to sell ninety; ery member is requeste to respond to
IlIId keep the remaining lots to thei Iolicall.
.~-l..cmon Soda m. @4406th Crackers Rev. William Iii. Hooker rector of St.
50 lb Josielofl. Matthew 9 Cillllmch Wiltota who assist ‘
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and 4i4n4l' at“
and you and them Inos4t4 expensive The digestive organs , ”5““
of II horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dusk-v 4
.. That Is why i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAWand FORD.
HIGH GRADE Fltuo. A word from you wlIl bdfl‘finy
quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest Nimit-
soy on'rs THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL q'. HATCH.
ong those who took the degrees were
Former Mayor James Hllbbell. of Nor-
walk, Miss Rebekah Moody and Emil
W
“Th" Km hen Del” 0“ ”‘9 "3"” Rant. After the III-grep work, a supper -
was served by Cannon caterers. .
~R0|st Pot‘It. He lb. Schaull's Mitt.
The Rt. Rev. William ll. Derrick. bis-
hop of the A. III, E. Church. will tie-
liver a lecture on "The Two Flags." at
the Norwalk Methodist Church. this
evening. for the benefit of the Knight
Street A. M. E. (thumb. The bishop Is
a ,very interesting talker. and should
be heard by enlarge audience- Ite-
flcahmtints will be armed in the base.
meal of the c.hllrrh .
‘wRoast Pork lie. in. SchInb's 4.Mltt
ed in the service at the (‘hapel of Our
iloly Savioul. Sunday. .:.I.hl Ilas'lceoi
I cred his grip containing hill clerical
vestm'entsmtwo stoles caasolflt and
sulplicen-whirh full item his carriage
its he Was drivingtn Wilton at the con
ciusihu of tho' service The articles
were found by a resident of Winnl
*“VFID Potatoes Itlt ut- -.i‘ D I. & Co.
v”-
SHORT BREAD SUPPLY iN STAM-
STAMFORD. Conn; April 4l4I‘~—A
shortage in the supply. of, bread in
this city was caused by a .strlke of
twenty bakers. late last night. A moét-
.ing of the Bakers' union was held. at
which a list of demands was dlawn up.
to the proprietors of the balleshonli
The demands cIiII fol an increase in
wages amounting to about 81 a week
for all classes and stipulate that all
bread shall bear the I nlon stamp. Two
of the. bakers signed the agreement
under protest. but the others refused.
The proprietors of the shops went to
work themselves. but nothing like the
usual daily supply of bread could be
25c.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
The. Palms“ CIWel'ierl‘a‘ Rustieii‘llal.1
So. Iy in Our Ailey Old‘ Iks at ..
My Old Kentucky Hilton; A Drea of
Paradise Calvary. The Maiden I Pray- i
Ir. Simple Confession.
The sale of ‘l't- and Me Music “stilli .
a progress i
liltlilllli'i lion 4Silliiil,§
410 NORTH MAIN STREET.
”11".
63 Wall Street, Norwslk.
In: .so‘um NOR WALK
Sliltl lions '
Firsi‘Year, ::
94$Ziilgi4li524i‘
ililil illoIIIIl
cults! lib that tab? Defective‘ey
. Blimp-h Ans Milan eyesore
JIGKSON’S
.2... rurmou. pnorocnielle LAST relieves
ART
WORK IN WATER could and IEPIA.
“3.13.7. .28,”me by Ippointment or from 104to 12 m.; 2 ted p. Inn
STUDIO
appetit. Hotel. .
. .....—w.»—-w_-.... . .h N
"ogue"
TRUST CDMPJN Y ' Special ,Sprmg Number Now Ready.
. -. For sale by _
0m) liliSilllllllG"0iiill ., my...“ _. , -
int stoma. sluol Ill Norma.
Silij‘E‘4MQnt4l‘l, I II 15 ,scs. no I --- 4
children's WAN. 40st W. .. .
,hu thlsdoésnot thtth crlr cod
3 “filth prices on Ill-Tigris r2113”: ’5: 4' “I,” o no—for this
, GIant size, 2215691.; hIlf “billet. $1.00 dog. our leader,
'2 ‘2 ” {WM If" "all! 434 4ND
. .I 2
‘msboat'womr Your child flflgyfi yeIroi‘hsrd study. Ars .
them
turned out The strike does not Iffect
all the shops.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY T0 MUR4-
DER
HAnrronoL4IIilr. lit—Dominick rs.
cifico was arraigned In the police court
pleaded hot. guilty.1‘he bond of 310.-
l
i veiled and he was remanded to kill us-
I til Monday without bonds All autop-
sy which run performed on Hollisey's
body under orders of Coroner Taintlor,
revenied th bullet: stubsdded is the
muscles of be back directly opposite
the point of entrance into the abdomen.
Death was the result of shock on the
nervous system enticed by the wound.
, + 2 -' . cALllroaNlA urn: FLAG. '
marrow April 17 .-—-The osllrdr.
.‘ nle. battle flag which was presented to
1‘ the Connecticut Artillery in 1861 by
former rogidents of this state and
which. sfte being carried through the
Civil War. was placed in the capitol
was today about from its case for the
purpose of ascertaining if it was capa-
‘hle of media: s trip to California on
. the occasion f the annual encnm
.2 mentofthefirsu'dAI-myto be her!
. them ’it but decided. that the lies
“£00” dilapidated to permit of re
mot
4 splendid collection of
nude from every fashionable fabric of the Season; hm,“ 0.3. ‘ ,
doublobressted and single breasted, the4 latter-in illith4 till-
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics with eve 13M”
ion featule observed. $6.50 30.50, 010 .12 815,310 820, ind.“
sPnlNo luvs—4n our stock you will il
SPRING HABERDASHERV—Our selections in this Department are
market producfls‘ for every occasion. strong, durable fabrics
I, tillm‘ll and stylish In design.
attention to some new and good things. Nico Batten l: ‘ ‘ .
new Java-Tea fine flavor; sweet, ‘0 "‘9 f" "‘5‘ 4%
pleasant, leItlble. Try it. Just in. 9“" n 30" 'Ot‘ iii‘ a" 4'
55.. p, .. ‘
Porto Rico dance. Some time In.
i read that Porto Rico produced finest . Ont Grated or We
coffee. but littl. of it came here. Most forums elicit 4 .
all shipped to Europe. I have just not tlihc of the you
in some Porto Rico Coffee. said to in The pad
of Iuplt'lor ouslliy. 35c lb. Try‘glt Dried Beef is [4
onccn . they who thIlb'O
Genuine Arabian Mocha Coffee, fresh again Inning:
rented. Just in. Se up. 4 ’
and after the meeting it was presented \
. Ind out the “use? Our 0min alien is very thorough
today charged with the murder of An- "
drew .l Hallisey by shooting. Pacthco , .4
000 under which he ass hold was to- ‘ '
sanoLIv's route muons. siltwvnnoninuuiu. 7w
OWIHOIPHM': which:
THI MOST
CRITICAL ~
DRESSER -
in this town hsve shunned our
5 mm &
i444“ all
SPRDIG wt rs. Ind
Spitfire overlooks.
for also and boys and pmaounbcd '
it 4with4'out qualification $0441";th
finest dad in every way the most 4
satisfactory assortment that nth» 4
have pronoun in this pprt of the
country. They thc backed up
their statements by liberal pun.
chases and now we want YOU to
call. We will not be satisfied until i. . - i
we have received your views on , I. I .
444444444444 smile IoP com -,
tight of loose -.'fitting $8.50, .10.,00 312.00, $415.00 Md S
nd Icprodnotioas Ilf‘ an
lug exclusive hattsls' blocks but we save you from 60:: to.
according to the grade. on every hat you buy
complete in every detail including the finest. for dies: or “since
‘ wear that can be found
in our Boys' Clothing Department you will find in; MI
SELLECK a. Pole
98 Washington Street, South N
CALLIN’
we give yeti OIOMNJ'
Small Ham»
NM cabbag-
Oull. m stroll indeed. hue it is renponsibis for
henchmen and general Discomfort than you giv.
your one give you the slightest trouble, is it not the
out it Is ed. .
gut-43"“? rammed Phenom-Pm”
o a. JACKSO},
.IADDA". oi'rlqlnu '
II with. critter.
Fortlllzers
s L... 444i
» Marl-Lanna,“ i". 33’“
MAPIIII PATENT laments, uusanIlnn4 wooo mil,
onom'wuz. ' . f .. and .1 :i'
: AIR ILIlt'eo let,
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