. pepperoni one .:K.BANK3. "A A? WIO'I' VIMHINOTON It; Ilahasksino Hotel Iissli. Ooutii Hamill. pans, ntal lens? tiles. v warnings-asu- I I . [for Norwailt and vielnlyzr Denerally fair tonight and Friday. - An area of low pressure has develop ad in the extreme northwest. It Is producing light rain and quite a decld all rise In temperature In Montana an the Dakotas The disturbance that was central near Hatteras yesterday mor- sing has moved but very little during the past 24 hours. The temperature continues low In the central and east- seotions. Conditions favor for this gran nlty pleasant weather with slight in temperature. Lila: a1,or w. M. Nlblook. of Norwalk. was a visitor In Danbury Tuesday. L‘sdiés’ Auxiliary. A. 0. H“ will hold lsmwiiaiice this evening In Hibernian WIllI m Alexander caught I. large strings decoders off Cockenoe Island. recently. Ebeneser H. Gillow. of Chestnut Ii’reat. Norwalk. has recovered from isree ntiilnesa liar. Illlam usher. D 1).. pastor or Al. cscph's glhurlgh.c Is spending a week fl "hintimlrn “The Pastors' Guild of the Norwal 9o national Church held a: meetiu its:1 afternoon. rs. Walter H. Pierson. of in leIti Mr. and Mrs. W Penalty. of Fairlie d. Mashhad Myers. of Norwalk. II gioi Mrs James Harmon of Whit- enue, New Haven. I 1 ° guts ti of the Oyster» .lgdlohr wife I)? held tomorrow . _lh_ Central Lubor Lyceum. .‘ es Toner. of Norwalk, has secur- ' ta pesitioh with hi. J. Morris. of the :- Bowing Machine Company. . , a Li. w; atudwcii. of this chants and home frcih Bouthport where '0 had .‘m MIMI! for areas do”. . flwe‘r gallons; wears longer: bewoe ‘ Dr. James O. Giegory has been re- appointed one of the trustees of the optimistic Hospital for the Insane, at Middletown. . ,. KAbaosa Encampment. x 0.0. F.. of N“ silt.- will confer the Golden Edie 'liegree this sycnlng There willm headlines candidates. ocisl session of the Hospital at C'Illb‘ Will be held tomorrow t the residence of air. and Lira a"... . t,fiii'yuloud, Hillside Plac‘e._ , Nicholas Disssa. of New York. and shown»! Distal, of Bridgeport. have Mail guests at Ci Nutshell and Mrs. ' ”Dim W urbsnk street. I N6 i FSEL BRiGi-i'i' ago NEW “I” , nation :5 arm a tery. ’ tion for some time. Dr. Schuppan was , poison At the end of this exhib lion * that he feeds on. Every due is wonder- Quit. a camber of Nomi Mill psspie willgo toWatoi'lrt ignorrow evening and” attend the dance tobt lives In the Tomcat Opera House. Among the dentists of the No‘rwai was attended the annual meeting thcvltste Dentisis' Association were Dr. J. O. Nawkirk and Dr. acorns S Kendall. Cockenoc Tribe. 1 0. R. ll.. of Nor- walk. will choose delegates to the council of the state reservation to be held in May at Naugatuck, tomorrow evening. Russell Bailey. of Yale University. and Howard F. Bailey. of Brooklyn. are expected in South Norwalli to see about the orerhauling of their linoolt- about Pampers. George Newton. a veteran or the Civil War...dled at the Soldiers‘ Home. Noroton. Tuesday. The remains were sent .to Centerbrook for Interment to- day by Undertaker Raymond. ‘ The funeral of Allison Free was held at a oiclodk this afternoon from his Iateiholnp on Comatoek Hill. The Rev Charles M. Sellcck onlciated and Interment was In Silvermine Ceme- CIlfford Crew. of Lowe street. who hits been in California acting as chaf- feur for W. H. Earle. has returned here with Mr. rle and will act In the same capacl bile that gentle~ man Is resld ng here. . One of. the large are horses owned by B. libishilsid; the ood street gro- cer and coal dealer, was taken sick last night and was In a serious condi- call and treated the animal, which is mac . better this morning. Jinn «I Tar MAKmo new out. Large Force of Secret service Agents Watch Work of I rt on Oov- tOIv PHILADELPHIA. April tit-Secret service operatives will shortly arrive here to shadow Max Zeitier an ex- pert heraldic engraver. Not that Mr. Zeltler has done wrong, but he is about to recut the great seal or the United States. and the government during this process employes a greater force of inspectors to cap an eye on the single workman t in the construc- tics of I. so. coasts ttioshlp. ‘ to which the contract for the seal as been lot was compelled to name the engraver when it bid for the work. This auction is required so that the necessary prot rotection may be afforded to the design which is ex- pected 1mm Washington in a few days for the Nuance of the on yer. The new seal also will be careful ly guard- ed. The pascal seal has become so worn by of constant use that the new one will be completed to re- pisce it as soon as possible. Foley’s Klaus! Cure [Afar right. ATE NAIL! Min nelson. “Human Ostrich" Ohm Startling Is- hiblticn Islets Medical students -~ - meat Valet Harry Harrison of Syracuse, other- wise known as themliumah Ostrich." gave an exhibition before the students in the Yale medical school, Wednesday. He went through his wonderful act of eatingnails, tacks. screws; knife blades- and fish- books. Mr. Harrison al he showed his marvelous cheat expan- sion of 10. 75 inches and 6. 6 inches ex~ pension of his stomach. slon of his .stoai.sen Mr Harrison when seen some time after. was in iirstclass condition, and his muscles were as hard as the iron ing how this man can do the wonderful things that he does and still remain aliwe: But the fact is thatnlreiccntlmes- to dine on Iron and no. and they do not seem to barin‘hlrh‘ in the least. mI‘i’OP‘W‘MA‘I‘ 031. D Bra . Webb Letter-to WEI“ Taber's , ' outdo: I m malts four- urn-J not .msu‘; assess: upon mt « wJ _I and 1w” with metal shank. buttons with self OALI or “Ant. bh‘rross. Pearl [I worth can today than for years past. prises pearl buttons are advancing sharply. more women will want such buttons this billable! til seer before. . ~ And bore isa take your breath away Big buttons buttons to sew throusb and buttons shank buttons of natural pearl and smoked thousands and thousands of pattern that this season (the biggest of all button seasons) has «on pro ducal]. Because pearl II the height of fun- Ion button matters are using great care in sorting their philduot. Every button with a slight blemish ls slum as a “second"—-thougii that hibibil would be unseenh This sale is of such blinks—W so good that It soemsf them secondsv—yct they have meets” ro- Jected by the factory [aspects The comparative prices that are the regular price for first stock at the prices here van." - Fresh- water pearl, sets 0 8 on card. regular 19c to 250-6 Mothercf-oesvl. sets of 3 on card. regular 26c ate and bile-lime. , Wire shanlt. self shank. and sew- through buttons. 6 on card. regular 25c 500 and 750.12%c Self shank and wire shank, a and 30 line. regillar 26c to 500 dos. -—-ibo. . Small fancy buttons and ball but- tons in la ‘29 or full hall shape, it. 18 and 20 line regular :80 to the dos. card of two oxen—15c. flow through button 14,18 and 18 line, usual 10c don. card of two dosen .gc_ Shirt buttons in 14 to 20 line. regu- lar 12c to 18¢ don. card of two dos- tam—10¢. Main floor. right aisle. A good big quantity including every sise. Round or with V front; some with satin-covered frame. Worth 100. 1235c and 16c. They may be soiled or spotted a little --but did any' one ever hear of silk collarbmndations at such a price? Main floor opposite stairway. sun- cAaas—A sAaoAm. A maker who didn't know this store tried to be smart. sent goods not fully up to its standard Then. to mate matters worse be packed them poorly and some got scratched and dented on the edges. or course. the cases were refused at the original cost. To malts a [on story short-they are here and to be sold at a vigorous reduction of price. min sows oar doom co. Bfldgallill’t. coon Nell-l stopped in a bargain sale to- day. Della—Did you see anything that looked real cheap? men waiting for their wince-rhino delphla Ledges-J , - i . ‘ Phase 1st PHI 1' IN“ by tantrum new. that non ‘ W” lasting cold. Olives-gm copper; at so Asilops' M .2. Motors. its New England lisctric Io tor really has no superior» Oiadly show you “can... I . a" H’F’G 00 grams?" so. men... sale at prices that’ll and little plain buttons and faacl.‘ buttons of every shepe and sits and . . H ' A... 1m. «1—— ‘ twavs sson " Iy :loriil novel the rpr t ains * ‘1"..Q'edherioIk Holiday-2‘s“; Am anti disputalils success. , Kelsey ss“tbe unpertur- battle“. lac ve and ‘lnine Shannon as I master of clever. Imaginative constitue- some I goods. Some of the buttons in sale are duplicated In our 1‘ r ‘70 papgn yous aooua. We are so well equipped that we can .00 once ipapering your roolns 'a Come In and look over the paper designs we have; we are cond- dent that they far surpass a ' large proportion at much higher a very short notice. sILK octtAa rounoArioNs—sc. ' monument! J Prim.” Tits New Lacquer“. Standish and stain combination, P: for sale nowhere else In the WI. 201 last llsshhalsa direct. W surest-Amman ., HOYT'S THEATRE. COMING. ‘ TUESDAY, MAY 5th, MR. HIRBmT KELCIY Mill IFFII SHANNON Management. Daniel V Arthur In the great play: Sherlock Holmes By sir A. coast: Doyle and William Gillette Enactly as produced for 300 nights in New York and 10 months in Minion. ; Sale of seats epons at fieyt's s'l'hea drus store Not-walk. 5 days In advance oi “0,8011“ Nerwalk. and Wood's 1“ FIRST ANNI'IAL Concert and Ball : (liven by b t... mums-stars A. O. I “at I. 0. MUSicli‘iALL . as am”? smite anus 241003. rmq- cutest s- I ‘ W mo . it LIES" AAA DLAV. new ryou oonsiilslr'ltac pian- ecs of stage craft as mere-J ikner" are entitlod'to more upassing credit for having made It ‘5 From a view standpoint. ‘Shet- lock Holmes” In bqp form was .‘un' questionsbly suillcien to nip his creator. Sir A. Cohen Doylb a a past tlon. Made into a play by William (lilatte. It Is a triumph of Ingenious trickery. and nobody knows the tricks of the stage better than Gileitc. in ”technique and amounts" of construc- Ifition. In mechanism so clever that It ficonceais Itself (and the art of conceal. ing art approximates genius). In spec- ious argument. smnrtnoss of device and cunningncss of both aural and op. tIcaI delusion, "Sherlock Holmes" has no rival. Its long lived and continued popularity, fully Iustiilcs all that can be said of It. The company In sup port of Mr. Kelcey and Miss Shannon Is up to the high standard that they have always studiously maintained. and the scenic. costume anti mechani- cal acoessorles are of such a charac~ ter that the great Conan DoyieoGiletto play will be presented here in a man- ner suiiiciently satisfying to the most bless and critical theatre gocr. The performance here will talte place on Tuesday night at, Hoyt's Theatre. The gublio inclination points for a record reaklng business. which the charac- ter of the attraction amply justifies. CASTORIA lat Infants and children. Til Kill You lim lisiyi MI holistic. Signature“ it Is easier to be. a philosopher than It is to make a living at It. W ONLY CUM FOR DYsPlPBIA. Mrs. Franklin 13th of New Outlsl Del. says: "I suffered for year's with dyspepsia. Used to have areal dis tress and belching I tried everything I could hear of. but nothing helped me until 1 tool: Brasillan Balm. and one 60 vent bottle cured me completely." ~ ~ For sale by R. H. Plalsied and l‘. all Raster. If you are not missed when you go away. It Is a sign that you don't amount to much when at home. - ROIIED Tl-il ORAVI. . A startling incident is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia. as fol- Iowa: “i am In an aw ul copditlo My skin was almost yellow.y fines sun“; on. tongue coated pain con uallyio bacit and sides, no appetite growing washer day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then i was assists to use Electric Bitters: to my great M. the but bottle made a decided lm~ movement. [ continued their use for three weeks. and am now a well man i known they robbed the grave of an other victim.” No one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed. at F. H. Buter’ a drug store. " A fool and his money corrupt good manners. ’5 Honey Isa Tar roan! unmfemure. Np opiates The course of true lore is the short. est way home. , liBlES" Wm 3.3.0". Infi'l Will“ Pills. be... Here! Hamilton Diem om . .5. .5; 7 ”DVD" ' Thor opgth recorded and up to date. Collins lineddIllbli. Rates Si ’perday‘andupwar‘ds according to rooms or table board very "capable. Under the West ,3: MRS. I. 0. sacrum ‘shammlwitbnou - A: ain‘t! W mflifii: All priced to your liking DRE“ OOODO SECTION AT [TB BE" High water mark now In the dress goods section. Range of styles. range of colors, range of prices most com- plate. at Inch all wool Albatross and Nuns' Velling Dress Goods. new spring dress shades; at 50c yd. as and 42 Inch Volles. the new Iloth It:l navy royal tan and black at 59c 42 inch All Wool Batiste. Dress Goods in pink blue and cream at 590 yd. 81 inch All Wool French Challies. satin stripe desirable shades at 39c yd. Special 52 inch Granite Cloth In black and blue only, at 89c yd. Tits aaLtmc or sluts Thenc's title to wonder at why s [It selling Is so active. Never were si so economically priced. if you choose now you get a pick of the best. 10 Inch Lining Taffeta silks, popular Shades. at 39:: rd. Natural Color Pongee Silks, 21 inch- es wide. the right thing for finite or Separate Waists. at tile yd. wee Silks. special finish at 69c yd. so Inch Corded Wash Silks In colors. also cream at 40c yd. :0 inch Wash Silks In blacks. extra heavy. high lustre. at are ya. Maniacs Patieri some Dress Geoda Nova 19 inch Natural Color Corded Pon- » s as- That's well worth the reading " Beauty Show of Stilt You'll Ilnd exceptional value here * A wealth of Wabh; Qoode e The White Goods showing Hana As some WA H oooes sAnoAma You‘ll some and styles are both right. 27 inch Figured Lawns. mont to piclt from at PC yd. neat Ilgures. at 150 yd A choice assortment of Fancy Lawns and Bwisses In stripes or figured at 15:; ya- all inch French Lawns. very due cash, ity neat patterns. at! 25c yd. black. at 250 yd. TH! NIW WHITE GOOD!- lines are unbroken. They’ re fr clean and crisp. ‘We‘ll tempt ”‘3. inflows. - White Pique, In stripes Ind neat so My . 27 inch White Mercerised ortords'. ' urea at 150 yd. , 27 inch White Madras In stripes figures, 25c In the new basket weave. also in ty stripes and ilgures at 83c 'yd. A full assortment of [nods Linen V ' thAt they are bargains when you see them. [livery vim is fresh from the looms, and quantities bis assert Bil Inch Fancy Picues, white ground worlt, in blue, red and black dots. also it inch Plain colored Lawns. ha stripes in blue, pinlt. nilc green an It pays to buy white goods early—g toria lawns and French lawns, lllc to [tile yd. W,“ I r..a MORE; When you can procure anything and dyerythingtin the line of a ladies' out most; also Milllncry with a saving of at least Ten Per Cent: 1‘ Every Garment sold guaranteed a perfect’ilt and of the latest spring ' style. Call and convince yourself of these facts before going elsewhere. lhe Fair Cloak and it}: Store «‘1 a; ,.. 68 Washington Street N 0 R W A L K HEILTH .‘ SHOES $3 50. ueuow Mirna. 3 THE GREATEST COMPLIMENI' char paid the human foot appvasngnqmu sir... es. as well as Air the baby. It A. Remember the voting contest. [2 to I8 North Mam St .Tboy, FA Cato as wellas pretty made for long use and don’t cost We carry tilt well known makes of Heywood and Wakefield Oom mmMy and Kelley Brothers. A. J COLLINS & 00.. suntan. pisacrons AND strummi- Come in and let us. sheila you Why. Goods; any $5.00 Slice. Olsen’s §h0e Storcg‘lt SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 5' 55-85 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Cl: ,» 2:5 ‘3’???“ 3‘ ' . . . 4..,- _ . f This Is the time of year when the baby needs plenty of” fresh air. ' V have the line cilia Carts which will insure pleasure for the one who push-i
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