we so one. .. .
”Price of CNN 1.3"“. III”. Any
WWW ads a
fig,” cure in s of kind
trou-
CI“ min lately lyneseseary in combine
applications with 'a non-‘
alcoholic medicine for Internal use.
Ilal’slla Vine
2? unions for its remarkable cures
failing of the womb. painful and
s ipprassed menstruation, and amino
troubles. With my package at
Palm Vice 1". H. Baxter sells isweck
he will give free a title he: of native
Tablets, and will also guarantee to
‘ refund the money to anyone whom the
combined treatment tides not. cure. “
£22 26 27
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,l, spec... eats or
Ngttingiham
Cu {aloe
Also a large assortment of Fancy
Swisses and Lace Nets for Sash Cur-
“K abuse.
4| I. 47 WIIT WASHINGTON 07..
Mshaeksme Hotel Iioeii.
loath Net-walk, Conn.
Lotti News Notes
wearasa rosscasr. _
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy. probably showers tonight and
Sunday.
The disturbance that was central in
the upper Mississippi Valley yesterday
morning has moved to the Ohio Valiloey
during the past 24 hours and is
central near Cincinnati it has Dro-
(bleed light showers in the lass region
3d Ohio Valley. Showers have reach-
as far east as Baltimore. The dis.
til ilrbance is follow by an arear of high
pressure and die at weatbe
u now cepttai in the northwest.
Thunder storms were reported from
Iddianapoiia. Memphis. Abilene and
Oklahoma. '
—Youmap, Youngs Barbies. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Tattle are
ill at their home in Main street.
‘New line Writing Paper, 10c box.
All devil‘s Fresh Candy, 10c lb. M S.
Sntith
Mrs. .Konk. mother of William Shel-
don, of Norwalk, is seriously ill at
the home of hereon *
-,~Very few brands of. Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. It
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now constricted one of the stan-
dard brands.
Edna Shannon, who has been visiting
Mrs. George Sherwood. Woodward ave-
nue, has returned to her home in Dar-
ion.
--Dr. Rosen, eye, ear, nose and
throat. 52 North Main street South
Norwalk. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur-
days" from i to i p. in.
The Y. M. C. A. meeting will be ad-
dressed by Ravi!) OJlgbert. of the Nor-
walk Congregational Church The
meeting is under the auspices of tht
Ladies' Auxiliary. Ali invited.
ANY-0HUROH or parsonage or in-
stltuticn supported by voluntary con-
tribation will be given 9. liberal quan
tity of the 'isongman & Martins: Pure
Paints whenever they paint. ’
Note: Have done for twenty-seven
years. Sales: Tens of millions of gal-
lons; painted nearly two million hous-
es under guarantee to replirlt it not
satisfactory. The paint wears for per-
iods up to eighteen years. Linseed Oil
must be added to the paint (done in
twosminutles). .~ actual cost “6:530“
313 a ton. amp free i; ‘
W boasting: Walking
th Nor lit ubbell It Sta-
pies .Guyor
fion.‘ ”Westbort: Northrop Bros. ..
Sonthport.
O. 1". 4:
will be found liars. All our
iif mater nausea. and mum we"
offer is ”Whaler, of Inb' flavor. and
«indium
mammgtmmsmyour
punquunxar
to.
“we “hays pare.
we; acclimate!» an ad yesterday.
re. 1 Mills. b! wash Minn
street. has would from a visit with
relatives to Brooklyn and Long lsisnd.
-—thnbreliss and Canes. Ci' Bria'p.
Mrs. Lucy Darling who has begin the
guest of Miss S S. Tlllotson. Washing.
ton street. has returned to her home in
Brooklyn. '
Ernest Tepele, of New York city.
was here yesterday on business. Mr.
Tepele is Well known here as a busi.
ness man. ’
Miss Lizzie Kecler, of Southport.
was a guest at the Norwalk Fire Po.
lice dance at Lockwood's Hall. Nor
walk, last, evening.
Miss S. S. Tillotson. of Washington
street. has returned from a visit In
New York. where she went to get, the
latest things in millinery.
Fewer gallons: wears longer; nevoe.
Congressman E J. Hill and Ex~Lieu-
tenant Governor Edwin 0. Keeler. of
Norwalk left town yesterday for Hot
Springs. Va.. for a short stay.
The Connecticut Military Academy
baseball team left this morning for
Greenwich, where they will play the
Greenwich Academy team. Among
those who accompanied the boys were
Major and Mrs E. H. Baker.
emen of the Norwalk Congrega
Ho 1 Cbui'ch will serve their supper
at the town hall, Wall street. next
Thursday evening. All of theor-
rangemeuts for the repeat will he made
by the men and they will also wait on
the tablbs.
-Speoisls for Set. A Mon: 76 doz.
Ladies' Plain and Lace Striped Black
Hobo, 19c quality. 12‘Ac pr. M. S
Smith It Co. ,
A special communication of St.
John' a Lodge, A. 'F. and A. M.. oi! Nor
walk, will be held next Thursday even-
ing. Worthy Master Charles F. Tris
tram. or St. John a Hodge and Howard
W. Doty visited Temple Lodge. West-
port, Thursday night;
Miss Mary Moran. of New York city,
Was among the insets ht the reception
of the graduating class of the South
Norwalk High School at the Armory
last eyenihg. Miss Moran is the
guest of Miss Helen Cahill. of River
street. Norwalk.
The civil service examinations for
that positions of carriers and clerks in the
Norwallt post oiilco district will be
held at the Council Chamber. Wall
street. May 0th. The only applicants
so far are Mortimer E. Bette and Miss
Helen L. Barlow.
”Dunlap, Yeoman Dorbies. O'Brien
Mrs. J. W. Tremain. Miss Belmont
and Miss Aspenwaii. of New York and
Miss Bottom of Paris. were attests
Thursday, at the Hotel Clifford, where
they made arrangements for a large
suit ofrooms for the summer. corn
mencing June 1.
Mr. Havens. who burned his hands
while throwing a burning lounge out
of the house of Jeremiah J. Higgins in
Norwalk Wednesday evening. is recov.
ering from his injuries. The only
damage caused by the fire was that to
the lounge. which was a total loss.
. Mrs. Howard D. Smith and son
Waiter left Ridgefleld for Atlantic City,
N. J.. Thursday. for a short stay.
Master Walter has not been well for
several months and it is with the hope
that the salt air will prove benedcial to
him that Mrs. Smith is taking him
there.
-—See special attraction from Kitch-
en Dept. —Shades Curtain Poles En-
amelware, etc. M'. S Smith & Co.
Homer M. Byington. vice consul un-
der his grandfather, A. H. Byington,
United Statesconaul at Naples, italy.
in South Norwalk. for a short stay.
Mr. Byington reports that his father
and mother. Mix and Mrs. George R.
Bylngton, will return to South Nor-
walk in the middle of May.
The launching of Captain Peter
Becker’s new oyster steamer,
“Sylvester Decker,” will take place at
Greene Brothers’ yard In Bridgeport,
next Wednesday afternoon. it is to
be a rather formal affair. Miss Flor-
ence Smith of Talmadge Hill, will
christsn the bust fertile captain. Fred
erick‘W. Decker. ‘
Mrs. William H. Jones. at Wilton
avenue. celebrated the seventieth an-
niveraary at her birth Thursday and
shop of wslhiser It Dryer, kindly re
ith a basket?! chilled fruit ahd other
mementoes so nipoxtant an. occa-
slbh Mrs Jones wastes overcome to
.holdsaall the donors
n IOONOMY I. MAL‘I'H.
Wfiat stuntetaiomt. tb it i
s s n can a a econ-
palate guillgoodsthsagreat
many understand it. It does mean that
til: very best you can buy is the chess
A twenty-live dollsrlsuit of clothes
willou t gran e vs
*odg. ls stale plies ”ate
everything and probably more so to
paint than anything else. Ten gallons
mm": ”tiara.“ u
at h ace as but ty
“c Q“ nthan and ,5! coat of the Cole‘-
triall at still cover“ as well so two
coats of yoi‘i'r cheap paint.
mmmommmwm
pewwrr
ham-I’m Colonial strip is its per cent.
. “IO
lleoteil the event lays poems. her . [A
flick III the ‘
st
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fififi
‘ mmmbeIDMBOOI”
oooo N via our Hosisav.
Today shed on sale one at the
be'st lots of b oife‘red tier price
mod our big: A years This
ucludes dbrbns and sam- at
atockin tor whales and girls and chil-
:ren.‘t acb suit In worthy of prompt
tten t.loti There Is little need ot-
lng comparative value; every stock he
bears on itself bvld‘ence of its wert'h.
Womens black slioover lace stock-
ing‘s fancy printed and boot-design
stockings. Worth not less than lilo
——-lbc
Women s dil- -ovcr lane ilsle stockings
in patterns running clear to the toe.
Black, pink blue. beige, gray and
rod: worth to 'l'ilfiowilir
Women’s fine gauge black cotton
printed in while or extracted polkaalot
patterns; worth Hide—wide.
Women’s lustrous black lislo s Ili-
ings In Rembrandt and Richelieu
wlgigte-tipped heel and toe worth 30c
.... (I
Women' s beige and gray cotton
stockings with lace front, pattern ex-
tends to IM‘”15GL
women’s gossamer stockings of
black Hale and cotton, double heel and
toe—25c,
Women“ s black cotton with lace boot
nagginstep several patterns, worth 50c
— 4:
Children's fine gauge black cotton
stockings, 1 -nnd- 1 rib double knee
heel and too sizes 5 to BIA—1235c.
Giri’ a lace Hole in all-over patterns,
douh 0 heel and toe. worth zoo—lilo.
Ch idren’ a black cotton, worth 19c to
37%c-—-10c and lilo.
heft aisle front.
MORE SAMPLE SUITS.
Just as handsome and stylish and
low-priced as the lot. that set the whole
town talking a week ago
As a matter of course there are
ticaliy no duplicates: sires run mm
32 to 38: there are a few suits for girls.
Sample suits are made to sell other
suits by; the maker puts his best foot
forward. The work on these is as due
as line can be. Each seam is turned
and finished with care. each bit or trim-
ming is sewed skillfully, there is fine
style to every suit in the lot.
, Suits of blue voile and broadcloth.
made with drop-skirts, richly trimmed.
aceful styles—suits of gray broad-
‘i‘oth and fancy mixed cloths—«worth
0.
Handsome costumes, some in the
new tunic effect and of bile blue voile.
others with medallions and fancy em-
broidery some with silk drop-skirt.
worth 827. 50 and 838. 50 WNW
Salts of chevlot and broadcloth gray
and blue (the seuoil‘ a moat- sought col-
ors) almost entirely. trimmed in taste-
ful new styles. worth uh and $88.50.
stale and is.
A few suits yet at “.75 and
Good styles. including some walking-
suits and worth 813. 50 to 815.
Second floor.
ran aowuao
oar oooos co
Bridgepou. Conn.
lsr. h reheat or m
bgzcisw evrry do . yh'ra I or iictleigkecp‘” yer:
on b moo
.enspbyeloc'rpiilpoisonu '1" ma“. ing‘olhs'how
“serenade "M33.
her shopmntes, fellow trimmers at the . ‘
basalt bidder ‘ tie
NATIVE EELS. 15c
SHAH COB: " . 10c
roast! onshore. be
0P OLAMS 85c qt.
LIVE CRABS. ‘ soc dos.
A large quantity of Boiled lobsters,
We each. ,
ROE SHAD, BUCK SHAD.
An‘othsr‘iklads at Fish selling at
very reasonable prices.
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ifsorivymdl sailboats. Buyitto
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John W. shun.
Phone 147-8.
ALWAYS READY
TO PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence papering your
rooms at a very short notice.
Come in and look over the paper
designs swe have; we are conti-
dent that they ‘fsr surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices,
The New Lacquerel,
s varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
207 East "Million Street.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT’S THEATRE.
COMING.
TUESDAY, MAY 51h.
MR. HSRBERT KELCEY
MISS EFFIS dbl-MNNON
Management. Daniel V. Arthur
in the great piay:
Sherlock iioimes
By Sir A Conan Doyle
Ind William Gillette.
Exactly as produced for 300 nights in
New York and 10 months in London.
Sale of seats opens at Boyt's Thes-
trs. South Norwallr sud Wood's drug
store Norwalk. 5 days in advance of
all attractions
H FIRST mama: I
Concert and Ball
we 2‘3.qu 2
A. 0. del' N. c.
MUSIC HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 24 1903.
Music by Utsinger's Union Orchestra
Tickets, admitting gentleman
and lady. 60c.
' Extrly Lady's TIckaI. 1562
BIGGEST EVENT OF THE SEASON.
.
Thomas A. Edison‘ s .
PROJEC TOSCOPE
Under themuaplce‘s of
arms gear-res. no. 52. o. E. s.,
H manna House.
FRIDAY. Iva. um m.
Pmentles the Wt
O Moving Pistons
from all parts at theworld. Over 300
New Sub ecta
Mr. H‘owsrd D.
Argos. Mr. w. Robert case. Mr.
Chas. N. Plumb, arid other
Entertainers.
, ADMISSION 250 NTS.
Reserved ”cents.
Box oiilce opens Monday. the “27th
_. .-..-...._.._.—t,~—..-..—._.
The Social Hit of the Season
Maya Day “ Dance
Will be Given in I
We titre-I,
Washingfin’ “W‘Sbnin Norwslk,
Friday evening, May 1st. 1903, under
the auspices of moss Hays-siren As-
hlo. at?) and Uncse Tribe,
No. 88, Bnilrov rdei‘ 0! Med Med.
whom. harness.
A genrdna any Msdtnbs. and a re-
production of them-add March which
was given at the annual Mask Ball.
Mable by mantis Chilean.
mohair. Ne apes-yon.
A grand to» it was
Rights reserved to reject obiection-
able Men
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We
First Metlxtmt “‘Eleotlpal Church
new“. w. Wouord Ty .psstorw
m.. class n1:0: 30 a. In.
serum
12 m..
class: 0: 80 p ..m. Young People‘s inset~
ing; 7:30 p. m.. cantata and address.
Special music at all services by uuiir‘
tette.
Nol walk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. 1.. Moore. pastor»
Morning service with sermon, at 10:80:
Sunday so haul and neon class at id at. ..
Epworth League service at ti: 30 p. m. .,
evenlhg service with sermon st 7: 30 p.
In. Music for the day: Anthem, "’l‘e
ileutti in C. " ilro‘sslor: sole for bass.
"Foal Nut Yr, 0 israol, " Buck; GIOiia
l’airl. Davis: anthem.‘ ‘Cantate Dom-
ino. " S. 1'. Warren; unthcm. ‘Appear
Thou Light Divine” C l’. Morisoh.
East Norwalk Methodist Episcopnl
Church. licv. E. Cunningham, pastor.
Preaching Sunday at 10: 30 a. m. by the
pastor topic. “Patient Endurance of
Affliction." Sunday school l2 in. la
ulor League. conducted by Mrs. Bow
man 3 p. m Epworih Magus led by
Mrs. Addie Stevens 6:30 p. m.. topic.
"Missions to Foreigners In Our Own
Lands." Evening service. 7. 30 p. m.
Preaching by the pastor topic, “Who
at on the Lord“ 3 Side?"
Service at the Knight Street Church.
’1‘. B. McConnell. pastor.—-—il a. m..
preaching: 12:30, Sunday school; 7
Christian Endeavor; 8. preaching/This
being the twentieth century thank of—
fering day, we solicit a large attend-
ance. All are Welcome.
CONGREGA‘I‘IONAL
First Cbuuh Norwalk. tomorrow.
Musical programme: Morning: Pre-
lude. Allegretto in B, op. 49. No. i,
Guilmaut;"1‘he Home Light” Macy;
“The Lord is My Light? Parker; alto
solo. "The Resurrection,” (requested)
Shelley; Postludo. in l). Merkel. Even.
ing: Prelude, Adagio in G. op. 256. No.
3. Vsicknar; Gloria in Excelsis, Andre;
bass solo. "A Psalm of Comfort," Al'-
len: Postludc. Prelude and Fugue in
C. book W. No. l, Bach.
.First Congregational Church, Nor-
waik,,George I). Egbert. pastor-Morn-
service at 10:30. Preaching by the
pastor, Sunday school at 12:15. Ev-
ening service at 7 :30. The second in
the series of “Burning Questions." “Is
turn about fair play?" L. B. A.. Wed-
nesday. at. 3. Y. P. S. Friday evening.
instead of Thursday A missionary
meeting. Church prayer service, Fri
day evening at 8. Address on “The
Methodists " by Rev. W W. T. Dun-
can
BAPTIST.
South Norwallt Baptist Church, H. B.
Carpenter. pastorvServices at the
church will be of special interest and
helpfulness. The pastor will preach
Sunday mornin on the topic, “The
Way Prepared.’ Object lesson pre-
ceding regular semen. The Bible
school meets at the noon hour: Junion
Christian Endeavor meets at 4 p. m.:
Young People‘s Society of Christian
Endeavor. 6:30 p. m.: the evening ser-
vices at 7:30 p. m. The quartette will
sing the Ninety~tlret Psalm. an era-
torio of deep religious truth and bean-
ty. The outer will deliver a short
address on the Psalm before it is
sung. All are very welcome to all the
services of the day.
First Baptist LillII‘CIl, Dew. Tsimage
Van Doren pastor—Prayer meeting at
10 a. m. ., sermon at 10: 30: subject.
‘The Profane History of Christ"; Sun-
day school at 12 m.. normal Bible class,
led by the pastor: B. Y. P. U. meeting
at. 6:30 p. m.: sermon at 7:30: subject.
"Symbolism in the. Life of Christ."
Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m.. Thurs-
iiny. ,
EPISCOPAL.
Grace Church, morning, 10:30 a. m --—
Processional Hymn 520. Messitér: Ven.
lie. in A. Bacon; TeDeum. in B flat.
Steiner; Jubilatc, in F. Aldrich; Hymn
408. Ewing; Hymn £58 Haydn; Offer-
tcry. The Lord is My Light, lilies; Re-
cessions! Hymn 452. Weimer. Even-
ing. (:15 p. m.. Processionsi Hymn .615.
Gale: Festival Versicles. Tallis; Mag-
nitlcat, in C, Gadsby; nunc Dimlttls. in
C. Gsdsby: Hymn 114, German; Offer~
tory, Awake Up My Glory. Barnby:
Recessions] Hymn 403. Ward.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
street. East Norwallr. J. W. Davis. pas-
tor. -Morning sermon at. 10: 30, subject
“At Jesus' Fest." Sunday school at 12
m.: Loyal Workers meeting at 5: 46;
praise service at 6: 45. At 7 the pas-
tor will preach from the text “Thy
Kingdom Come."
CHRISTIAN «SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society,
Howells—Regular Sunday service at
the Reading Room. Masonic building.
57 Wall street, at 3 p. m. subject. Ev.
érlaatlng Punishment. Testimonial
meeflog. Wednesday evening at s p.
In. To both services the public is
cordially invited. Blendingw Room open
to the public each week day from 2 to
mGERMAN “ANGELICAL.
German Evangelical services are
conducted every Sunday afternoon at
2 o’clock In the Swedish Congregation-
tl Church by the pastor Rev. Charles
A. Brockmeier.
Y. M. c. A. NOTICE. .
The Sunday at meeting will
be an open one in ch 9 of the Wop
oil's Auxiliary. The Y. N. CA Allan.
23M” “mum”. saw
a
walk M. thurrlfiili load the a
ing and repeat score at
.Aiarge :findsooa is
M’CLUIKY issues lilacsr.‘
yasv. unyAlst yne: _ r -L ‘
unday' sch o‘oi hd Malls Bible ‘
« straw novsitles.
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”s" underwear
Too much emphasis cannot be given this feature of our summer basins".
Just the underwear you want hens. Just at prices that you want to pay.
Women‘s Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless. nicely trimmed, at 10c.
Women's Jersey Ribbod'Vcsts. Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, six dif- ,
fcront styles to choose‘ from. at 12140. '
Women's Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed Ill-sis, lace and silk tape trimmed, .
at 150.. i
rWOmau’s extra size, tine quality Jcrsy Ribbed Vests. handsomely trim-IL
med. at 25c. .:
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vests, from 250 up.
Children‘s Derby Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, at 10c.
Children's Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests, V Neck, Short Sleeves, at 150.
Boy’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 25c quality, at 19c each.
Men's French Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, full line of sizes. at 25c all.
Mens Forest Mills Balbriggun Shirts and Drawers. Shirts Long of», ..'
Short Sleeves, at 39( each '
Man“ it Best. Quality Forest Mills ilalbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Shirt.
Long or Shoti Sleeves. Drawers Double or Bicycle seat. at 490 each.
suuutn MILLINERY.
Ready-tows" sort of Millinery. Newest and prettiest shapes In dainty
,.
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255-255 Washington St. 80. Norwaik.C
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WHY PAY MORE
When you can procure anything and everything in the line of a indies’ Gan "
meat; also Millinery with a saving of at least
Ton Par Cont .
Every Garment sold guaranteed a perfect fit and ot the latest spring. ’
style. Call and convince yourself of these facts before going elsewhere. 1 .
The Fair Cloak and Far Slut
68 Washington Street
HEIL'I‘l-I
SHOES $350.
U NION M I D E.
THE GREA TEST COHPLIJIENT
cher- paid the human foot.
Come in and let as shall: you why.
Goods: any $5.00 Shoe.
This is the time at year when the baby needs plenty of fresh air.
have the line of Go Carts which will insure pleasure for the one who it ‘
es, as well as for the baby. , .
They are easy as well as pretty made for long use and don’t cost
We carry the well known makes of Heywood and Wakefield Comm‘
F. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers. ,
Remember the voting contest
A. .j. COLLINS & 00..
FUNERAK DIRECTORS AND EMBALMIRfi.
I2 to ill North Main St. heath, N .
on m ya a n ' mid A
Tell of Coal?
You will never know all the good points about our coal until
send us an order.
We are already filling orders for next winter's use from thésd’
look along way ahead. You cannot go far wrong at present
Coal at is per too is not near. but that is all we ask for No a .
“ fine quality .
sloop sauce—rte boat Lawn Dressing. n so per set.
SSW" PIP! for Spring improvements. at lowest m
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