You will.
see bags of
is" like
this In
them is
‘ Pilisbnry's
Best Flour.
SPECIAL SALE
OF “MOON“ I
Dress 'Goods'ln'tihhcks and Mixtures
Just the thing for Children's wear, at
25: A YARD.
E. K. BANKS,
48, G 47 WEST WfifilfflTfiNfiT-I ,
Nicotine I-Iotii ,
about henchmen...
halite iota.
‘ ‘Wtih‘l'i'ie‘lt comm: ’ '*
For Norwalk and vicinity! ‘FIIIr ’50-.
night-and Sunday. A ridge of high
pressure extends! from the northern
portion of the lake rc ion southward
to, the gulf. it is pro cing p easant
wd'dthp‘s with mod rate temps tune
from the Mlssls'sipp valley eastward to
the coast. The disturbance w Ich was
central in the nOrtII'wcst, y sterday
morning. has developed into a storm
of considerable- energy and is now cen-
tral: Ithebraska. Light frosts were re-
ported from the northern section8.
Conditions favor for ,this vicinity, plea—
sent weather with sldle rising tem-
perature.‘
idles: Blanche, L, Ray. 0! Greenwich.
has, been visiting In Norwalk.
“Hear the White-Orchestra. noted
soloists. a play at Red Men’ 8 Hall Mon-
8p. m., given by Glrls' Friendly
Society of Trinity Church. toe to all;
Among. the Not-walk people in Stam-
ford Thursday night. at the closing? re
caption of Professor Btanton's dsnc
log class were Miss Elizabeth Wilson,
Percy Wilson W. J. Sterling and C. 1
Bryant.
-Lace Curtains in the Spring Com—
mencemehrSal'e is an Item well worth
your consideration. M. S. Smith & Co.
Brewer 8a Malone have Just received
a carioad of- seed pothibes and garden
as They are sole agents for the
Le oy plow and Harding’ 5 chicken
food: .
«Umbrellas and Canes; O'Brien.
At the South Norwalk Congregation-
al Church, tomorrow Incrnlng, the pas-
tor, Ioev. Pam Mbore arrayer will re-
peat .by reqnoiit, .the sermon on “Anti
noahsIWoreI Opened. " The: vesper ad-
doors will he on. “Doing Your Best."
“Roast Pork. lie-Ii). Schauh's Mitt.
Miss Annie Baker, daughter of Mrs.
Michael Walsh. who torrneriy owned
the Coley place now occupied by the
Standard Oil Company.- ina Wilson
Bolnt road. in a forewomlm III the big-
department: sire of John Wanamak-
or. in New #ork.
‘ Costumes lilo
Re emotive Walloon Dahli3: 05
Norwalk. was a visitor in New Channels!
recently.
Dr. C F Boutwell will attend the
state dental convention ram» and
Wednesday
——lIosIery and Underwear stock In
Immense. Our Commencement Sale
will allord extra values. Sales days,
April 18 and 20. M. S. Smith 8 Co.
Triatl‘am a Hyatt are prepared. to
furnish anything in the line of floor
coVorlIl Ilka.
August Rmtlechor is to discontinue
his buyin‘oss in North Main street. at-
ter-May let.
A postponed meeting of the Bartend-
cr‘s Unionwlll be held. tomorrow at-
tcruooii‘ In Elka' Hail,
———Salt' Pork, 10c lb.. at Hayes's.
Dr Harrison G. Sinai. of West ave
‘nue has been elected Into membership
Into the Norwalk Club.
. The G. N. McKibbln- Baseball Club
held a practice game on the Baxter
Grounds. this afternoon.
' The Norwalk City Council will hold a
meeting Monday night at» the Council
Chamber in Wall street.
~Roast. Pork; 140 lb. Scbsub'a' Mitt.
_ Mr. and‘ Mrs. Charles Blahbp ofNew
Canaan have been guests of South
‘Norv‘lalk friends recently.
You can soon make use of a lawn
mower. Comatoe‘k, Watkins & Dow'
carryra full line among. the dillcrent
kinds being the famous Victory.
r Miss Hazel Fancher, oIL'South Nor
vwalk, has beenthe guestol 'Mlss Anita
Raymond, in New Canaan.
-Very. few hrsn'dtl “of Cl ars held
their 01th like the Imperial ~rown. lt
hss'boen sold for lO-yeors and over,
andls now considered one-of the stan-
dard brands. .
Palestine Castle, A. O. K. of M. 0..
will have a concert and ball next Fri-
day night, in Mystic Chain Hall.
Mrs; William ll. May' and daughter.
who have been residing In Harbor ave.-
one will remove to New York city to
day.
Arthur Canny, Wilfred Smith and
Harvey Gilmore are in New York to-
day and will attend the theatre this
evening.
Fewer gallons: wears longer: Dovoe.
Ernest Wilder of Marshall street
Is suffering from a bad gash in his
head. caused by being struck with a
baseball;
The linen sultings are the most
fashionable in the materials for sum-
mer wear. The D. Mi Read Company
carry a complete line. ,
The Rev. DeWitt T. Van Doren, pas-
tor of theNorwalk Baptist Church, will
preach at the Cranbury Chapel Sunday
afternoonp
-—Hear the White Orchestra Mon-
day, 8 p. m
The White Orchestra will play at
the entertainment of the Girls' Friend-
ly Society in Red Men's Hall Mon-
day night. .
' Charles Thais; or Meadow ctr-est.
has gone to Greenwich for a few
weeks to recuperate from his recent
serious illness.
William A; Gunther and family have
moved from Burbank street to the
house vacated .by Charles) Seasons. in
Highland avenue.
-—Blk., Pearl Stilt Hats: OBrIen.’
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Simnson of Ward
street Norwalk making G. A. Franks
a grandfather again.
The Pine Lodge Whlst Club will
meet Monday alter-noon. at 3 o'.clock.
with Mrs. Christian Swartz. at her
home in Havlland street.
P. J Martin who has charge of Man-
ager I Mi Hoyt‘s Grand Opera House
in Stamford; ”was the guest of filendit'
in South Norwsik, last night _
-—Spring Commencement Sale at M.
S. Smith! Cola, Sat. and Mon., April
#18 and 20. Don't tail to attend.
at . .23“ “is a:
pa panstmnro pulsar! o
yonni men. You will be convinced of“
thirst you inspect theil‘ stodhz'
Atrial. F. Morris and daughters ir-
ons and Basel, who hive been guests
or Mn. await-oi MW ens.
-—Dr. Rosco. eye. ear, nose and
. ‘Wfi‘
Splints
.foiJI ‘vi Wii'it‘irlifit
' _ ’ ..
. as time u is ”W
tent for the W '
" W‘JL’IM W? g,..
a
.4
_whswehewlilmeaerms .
Skirt“
JhIgIJ‘M “that for tbs
mi‘lwi Mia 01 pit:
fiANY CHURCH or parsonage or In-
,vm .ro-L
u on Wren "a llb'e nuan-
of th‘“ we: Pure
e.
are done tin" twenty-as
years. Sales: lK'i‘ens of millions of gal-
Washing“ .
, ton shoot. have returned figflfflmm‘
M} Mt
Thursdays. Satan ,
. . stair-i “octane mucous: the mm
with“ hilt»
entrails IsLow vaaus.
second on o r at tailored suits be-
torn: Think" it! suits of the best
WWIMI mentally made;
handsomely trimIIIed—with. tleast a}
thirde ot the wrap selling on out out
or on
era: 1:“ng infi-ne 'tlIe calico
t on. To i sonI
suits front
our own splendd collection.
‘13. 50 to 5.00 suits-5 8.75
”0.50 to 18.00 suits—410.00
$18.00 to 520.00 suits—512.00
822. 50 to 525. 00 saith—515. 00
W130 to yo. .00 suite—520 00
. 0 count €.s—-:37 5t)
Plenty of time to see as m as you
wish in, contort. Any, need alters»
tions run he made with' but little delay.
Sec end door.
Sale of summer silk IIMSc yd.
750.
The silk .s foulard, the colors are
sessonable. the patterns goods. Many
women are profiting;
Would you buy‘ crisp, pleasing lace
curtains at 1-3 to 1-4 oil?
The opportunity is at. hand. Scotch
lace and cable net, dainty patterns.
Selling prices are 51. to to 83, values
are 52 .to 8450
Special values in net curtains and
much covers. and sash muslin also.
SALE MUSIC—40¢.
A lot 0: new bright music at almost
unheard-of price.
Instrumental including such as:
She Was done My was.
Love's Summer Ni aim
Life Ain't Worth Living if You re
Broke.
Than You ll Relieve.
Jolly Pickanninles Schottlsche.
At Sunset Waltaes.
Sahara Iniermesso.
llappy Hours In Cooniown
Special price—40c.
Come and hear them played.
(Schlcicher piano used.)
Third door.
MILLINERY.
individuality gltes more charm to a
hat than anything else. Let a hat be
as pretty as It tag, it the wearer sees
another exactly e same it becomes
detestable.
Our workers strive all the time for
individuality. The result In as notice.
able in the 55 hats as in the 810. They
come alike (mm the same force. are
alike carefully planned. The. one cost:
more because of it] linernnhterlsl and
greater amount of stories-both aorta
are carefully. artistically pls’a'ned and
just as artistically and oarohllly made.
More new hats are ready now. There
is more time at onIr' disposal than
there was last week.
Right corner, rear.
ms“ ROWLAND
DRY eoons co.
Endurance»
PLIITING
by unpfwsd methods, hence. more
reasons‘hie—morhm’liiii"?
Gold, sum. hare. W: at»
so Autism Fran-Ian
Motors.
3 ThoNew W locale Io
tor really has no superior. Oisdly
show you one.
K'F’QC'O.
56 VAMST» 80. NORWALK.
.4 ,IROEgfiHAD, BUCK SHAD.
.vcry Wt prince
This season hasn't seen so big and i
of our best ‘
‘Tls ,'
full of attraction. Every yard is worth ‘
At least thirty selections vocal and '
Mag . _"
it L I 9"“ ‘
Ice, .
l5°
. . ‘i’.’
open ensue. Me at.
Weasel: " ‘ 80c dos.
An other kinds of Fish selling at ' .
Ions-oaaaoiess‘a
........... ‘H
‘IIaiwoowe 1“
.6a"se ognl a w
ea or, and lionitiel
EEP "lint "Trill" hill
the most healing solve III the world:
.Tiiimhmfifi _
John W Bealtu
Phone 147-5,
ALwavs asaov
TO PAPER voun nooue.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence paperlng your
rooms at a very short notice.
Come In and look over the paper
designs we have; we are conll
dent that they far surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices,
The New Lacquer“.
a varnish and stain combination
is forsale nowhere else in the
town.
207 But llIlIIIIIlon Shut.
.Tlil’N—K u
eyes.
We have” about. any GAS
‘aasens on m... which we will
sell at the same price as last
year, or 89.75 and ”2.75 each,
connected free.
After this stock is depleted.
prices‘ will heiinnrsssed $2.00.
Don't come siound alter these
are gone and say that.‘ you are
‘ sorry you were late.
Conn. Railway and
Lighting. Coupon y.
admire“ "
rm
mwsm
11inch:
.S'Iectlromcoppa
outflow.
~ 8O hum "IQ flflflé
South Nemlk, m.
Telephone. 181-8: . '
’ grande dame an American
. sauces.
gait gfiw“i'¥‘in
TlLl TY.
Mrs. behioyne. who comes to Hoyt's
Theatre, tonight,,is'not a one part star.
Without Intiection or character work.
it may be- stated that: she finds the III-
. most pleasure In passing from the ‘
classical and dramatic drama to the .
comedy _
yety of twentieth century
and back again. as occaalon requires.
A student of Browning. her Interpreta-
tion of his dramatic lyrlcs has been
extolled by laymen and literateurs.
She has acted the parts of a French
society
woman and a nmdiuevul queen with
equal distinction and facility. On no
count of her wide Iango ol' cultuIc and
intellectual powers she is much sought
“Bauer as a guest at social functions in
”New York Mrs. IpMoyuc is it member
of all tlux umslderublo wnmcu 's clubs,
and takes an active load in enterprises
for theadvuncI-menl. of woman and
help to her less fortunate stage sisters
During the Spanish-American wnr she
was active in sending food luxuries
and home comforts to the soldiers in
the foyer camps
“THE LILY AND THE PRINCE."
Mildred Hollands new play, “The
Lily and the Prince." will have its first
presentation in this city at. iioyt‘s
Theatre, on Tuesday evcnlng, when a
representative audience or our best
theatre goers should greet her new et-
tort. The Buffalo N. Y.. Times, in
commenting on Miss iloilands hew
play. said: "Miss Holland played to a
packed house last night. in Carina Jor-
dan‘a new play The Lily and the
Prince.’ and the Trek Theatre was in-
deed lucky that It secured the right to
give Ii Its first staging. The plot is
a new one and the story In simple and
sweet and Miss liniland' a talents and
graces nevcr bad a better vehicle for
expression. She played Angelo Ill Su-
will, a Florentine girl and interpret-
ed the part to perfection."
DUE NOTICE IS SERVED.
Due noticex Is hereby served on the
public genelaliy that Ilertt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the only salve on the
market that is made from the pure un‘
sdulterated witch hazel. DeWItt s
Witch Hazel Salve has ruled thousands
of cases of plies that would not yield to
any other treatment, and this fact has
brought out many worthless counter-
Ieits. These persons who get the gen
nine DeWItt‘s Witch Hazel Salve are
never disappointed because it cures
Cilitord l'hsrmscv
assessments“.
”Hoyt surnames”
SATURDAY, APRIL 13.
. The Season's Most Notable Event
Engagement of the Distinguished
Act rose,
MR8. LeMOYNE,
in Glen MacDonough' a Successful
Comedy.
AmoncThose Present
Direct from its run at the Garden
Theatre,'New York City. ‘ ‘
Management ot George H. Brennan.
28s. 50¢, 750. 51.00 8TH
Carriages may be ordered tor 10: lb.
Free list positively mspendcd tor
" this comment,
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ransom “sumo, APRIL 21st
' Engagement ot '
superb
albeit
‘ and lib:- assets Connery
In Carlos Jordan's Remanbic Yilreans
The Lilli and thePrince
Presented on an elaborate scale, with
Magnificent Scenery
Under the direction ct
EDWARD C. WHITE
Handsomel illustrated souvenir
Whey-ms to he muons to every oc-
cupant. at a reserved seat.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT:
25c 50:. 75c, 51 and 51. 50.
I
Sale of seats opens at: Hoyt’s Thea: ‘
fill-"walk. and W
Ire. South-No ssd’s drug
store. Norwalh. ti days in advance of
all attractions.
Mowers.
ACTRESS 0F UNUSUAL Vflm. .
~ this spring are new shapes and give the feet style ahd comfort,
_ a. WASHINGTON sr.
. . es, as well as tor the baby.
. i
For years we have sold the mucus
' rings Wheel Ball Bearing Victory
Mowers, pro-eminently the best made.
. We also have the old mu». reliable. "
standby Mowers;
GRANITE. sure; will sue
novs'a. ,
Those we have alga" had in stock
for the last sixteen years. and war-
rant every one of them. All sorts of
:F‘. A Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers. " _ . -
.3 .l"
, Agent to: Mity Miutbh' s Patltrhil.’ _ ,
Some Dress Continuum
That's well worth the reading
Heauty Show of ones
You‘ll find exceptional value here
K wealtfi'of Wish» 6004.6 7 p
All priced to your liking
The White Goons showmd
DRESS GOODS SECTION HERE ARE SOME
AT Ire sear , was" cocoa Iaaomlb“
High water mark now in the dress ; You ll admit that they arsxh . . .
goods section. Range of styles, range {when you see them. Every plane
fresh from the looms, and dish
and styles are both right.
. 27 inch Figured Lawns. bl
Inent to pick from at 70 yd.
f 32 inch Fancy Pianos, white
‘work, in blue, red and black do
neat figures at 16c yd.
A choice assortment of Fancy
and Swisses in stripes or ligand
of colors range of pncss most com-
plate.
38 inch all wool Albatross and Nuns'
Velling Dress Goods. new spring
(tress shades. at 50c yd.
38 and 42 inch Volles. the ,new cloth
in‘ navy, royal, tan and black, at 59c
yr .
42 inch All Wool Batiste Dress Goods
in pink. blue and cream at 59c yd.
31 inch All Wool French Challles.
satin stripe. desirable shades at 69c yd.
Special 52 Inch Granite Cloth
black and blue only. at. 89c yd.
THE SELLING OF SILKS
There’s litlc to wonder at why silk
selling is so active. Never were silks
so economically priced. If you choose
now you get a pick or the best.
19 inch Lining'l‘aifcta Silks, popular
Shades, at 39c yd.
Natural Color Pougce Silks, 21 Inch-
es wide. the right thing for Suits 0!
Separate Walsi's, at 4 c yd.
19 inch Natural Co or Corded Pon-
gee Silks. special finish at 59c yd.
20 Inch Corded Wash Silks in colors,
also cream at 49c yd.
20 inch Wash Silks in blacks. cxtra
heavy. high lustre. at one yd.
32 inch French Lawns. very Ila
lty. neat patterns. at '25c yd.
in . 27 inch Plain Colored Lawns.
stripes in blue. pink, nilo gnesn
block, at 25c yd. .
THE NEW WHITE GOODS. _
It pays to buy white goods o
lines etc nnluoken They‘ rs‘j
clean and crisp. We'll temp 3
follows.
. White Pique in stripes anti .
ures at 15c yd. .
27 inch White Madras in stripba
figures, 250 yd.
' 27 inch White Mercerised 0WD“;
In the new basket weave, also In
ty stripes and figures at 33c yd. , _
A full assortment of indie Linen ,
toria Lawns and French Lawn
We to 590 yd.
85 85 Washington St. So. Norwalk
WHY PAY MORE.
When you can procure anything and Bi erythlng in lhc. line of a ladies Gar-
ment; also Millinery with a saving of at least
Ton Per cont
Every Garment sold guaranteed a perfect fit and or the latest sprint
style. Call and convince yourself of these facts before going elsewhere. ,
the Fair that and its 35
68 Washington Strait
The New Easter 0on
e ill a .. ‘3.
at Olsen‘ 5'; with four buttons, patent colt skirt. foxed, ‘hantl sewed.
price $3. so, is 0. K. this spring for Men. ' ‘
NORWALK HEALTH SHOES AND oxeoaps
with a cushion able that makes them flexible.
PRICE IN OXFORDS, $2. so and $3. on. .
Loco MATCH SAFES FOR EVERY LITTLE GIRL FREE
‘ TAKE nous THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
«.m-.¢
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Sta
SOUTH NORWALK.
AM
This is the time of year when the baby needs plenty of fresh air
have the line of Go Carts which will insure pleasure for the one who
They are easy as well as pretty made for long me' and don't cost:
We carry the well known makes 02 HeyWood and Wakefield
Remember the votln'g'contest.
Antonius & (30».
Puritan. crisscross AND emulsions.
l2 to l5 North Main St. ‘
look along way ahead. You cannot go far wrong «.messn
. C081 it ‘5 ”bill it not dear. but cm In all we :3le No
lie duality. i .
wept; sense-rue best a.“ Dru-lug. mission
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