ti AT" LANE’S D-
. Phone l65—5
Ice Cream that you
will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
wwwooo'ooooouoom
5 I Washington St.
Lotti] News Notes.
’ ‘T
A. J. Collins was a visitoI in New
YIIIk yesterday. ‘
Read Cutblli‘s ad. and see what. you
can get. in the way of strictly fresh fish.
-—l.aiest Brown Derby O'Brien.
Andrew liners of Nor.wnlk Is visit-
Ing his bl'Olll‘l' Frederick Beers, III
l)nnbury.
[large “Bell". ("Iaploin James 19. Mar-
htt'l'ii. Is unloading sand and fire clay.
for the United States II‘oundry and
Sales (‘ (impnliyu
W. ll lit-(lanai the real estate man
has sold to (‘lIt‘tilcs t‘iIIniItiaIIson, (It
New \“ork (lily. the MtlHl'llt‘iltl place
on the chptirt road.
Leave your order for all kllltlt-l Mil
lincry with M. S. Smith & (to.
Mrs. Jesse James in moving today
from Main str,cct Norwnlk. to Scran-
ton l’cun. where MI James look It
position some weeks ago.
A Special meeting of the lunmont
Club will be held tomorrow. An ad-
ill‘t’SS by President S. C. Palmer will
lie the feature of the meeting.
—_—Colonlal style Derby. O'Brien.
The. Golden Rule degree, was conicr~
red on Clarence It}. Slunsen at the
meeting of Kabaosa Elli'ltlllllllll‘nl. l.
0. 0. iI‘., of Norwalk, 'l‘lIIIrsday oven--
ing.
The funeral of the late Mrn, llonorn
Mulqueen was held this morning from
St. Mary's Church. Rev. James ii.
O‘Donnell officiating. interIIIent was
in waalk Cemetery.
wQueen Quality Oxfoida $2M)
1) Lyon &. Co
George, W. (‘ram and family will
move from the .luiia Lockwood place
in Wall street to thII house in ()rgan
nvcuue. formerly occupied by Ex—
Mayoi" iluxton. May Isl.
Professor and Mrs. Carl A. llarstrom.
of Norwaik. let't towxrtoday. I'IIMI II‘IL'V'
eral Iinys' visit in New York and New—
F.
burg. While in Newbum they will be
guests of MI". and Mrs. Albert tiered
decn.
~Wlicn Walk-overs go no. trouble
goes off. F. 1). Lyon & Co, Sole Agents.
General and Mrs. Russell Frost have
been invited to attend the dedication
ceremonies of the St Louis Purchase.
Exposition with GovcrnoI (hamper-
luiII and other state officials. The
party will leave Haitl‘oid Monday
morning. They will be. unable to de-
cide whethei they will make the trip
or not until Monday.
A sailor rom the battleship Maine
became so full of Norwalk l‘lllll yes»
tcrday that it was necessary for (‘hicf
ot’ Pulicc Bradley to take him to the
Wutei stieet police station to Stiller
up. The sailor was in much bettei
shape this mmning and the chief re
leased him to give him an opportunity
to get back to his ship.
Among the guests at. The Clifford.
yesterday, were: Homer W. Bylngton.
italy; Chas. J. Donahue Derby: P H
‘onnolly. Dtinbnry; Mrs Mien Foote
Danbnry: 'l‘. A. Elmer. Derby; Mr. and
Mrs (I. C. Tltcoinli, New York: N ll
Herbert New York; Daniel Shelly.
New York J S Whitaker. Bow: JL
'C. Schnekier. Boston. C. A Lincoln.
Boston: 1‘. N. Louis. Boston: E. J
Nearlcy. Ridgeileld. (‘onn.. ll. Garrett.
III;Iwell C. W. Demeraut Washington.
1). C.
SEVEN POUND BOY.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hemingway. of 28 Raymond street was
gladdcncd last. nluht by the arrival of
uneven pound baby boy. Both Moth
er and child are getting along well.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
lwlll send free with full Instructions
some of this Simple preparation for th(
cure of lfillCOI‘l‘hoe‘a Ulceration. Dis
placements Falling of the Viomb
Scanty or Painfiil Periods. Tumors or
Growths Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine air
in the Back and all Female Tron lee.
to all sending address. To mothers of
sutlcring daughters I pull explain a
Successful Home Treatment. if you
decide to continue it, will only cost
about 12 cents n week to guarantee a
cure I do not wish to sell you any-
thing. Tell other sudorera of it that
is all i oak. Address Mrs. M Suin-
merit. Box 316 Notre Dame. Ind.
When In. Need
of n good Cigar. either Olen: Havana
or Domestic, come In and look over
TUNKIIH CIBANETTEAI
roueco Ivo'i rut own.
more. nil-mm arc-I
Millie Kr warren.
Largo Party ol Nov-work People At
tended Altair in Toquot Hall.
A dnncc which moved it moat enjoy-
lable one. was held In 'loguot llull.
Weatport. last night and was attended
by quite a number from The Norwalko.
Among the Norwalk young Indian In
attendance wore Minn Marlon Vornum.
Minn Lucretia Sanger Mina Helen ()i-i-
boIn. Miss Edith Cousins. Mina Ethel
Wilcox, Misti Rita (‘lurk Minn Erma
[libido and Miss hum Ilertt or wn
ton. and Mouth. “(MN IlIII"'"IiInIIi
(II-III'KII I.. Winitlwut'ti. ldillltl W. IAIN“
m'd, Frederick A. Ella, Spencer S.
Adams. .I. ll, lllllII, .II"., (I. lI‘. lleIII-ii.
'l‘lIaIldI-ua lieltu, (lillicrt llouurt,
tieorge It}. t‘uriin. ii‘redeilclt A. Hill.
W. W. liann and It}. It. Smith.
Mmdc rIII- dam-hot wan furnished by
iicIItIey.‘II Orchestra. of Bridgeport.
’I‘III- Norwnlk party came home on a
special trolley car this morning about
I o’clock. '
”W. I. lionghtu Shoes are cold by
i‘. ll Lyon 8: t‘o
TWO CARLOADS OF SCENERY.
Manager Hoyt Making Improvements
in his Theatres Here and Eloewhere.
Managei Iloyt has purchased two
car loads of scenery and properties for
his theatres at South Norwalk, Stum-
ford and Iierby. also for the Marion
Francis thunpnny. in which he Is In-
terested. This coIIIpany will rehearse
here this summer. and open their acn-
.Iou some time In August thoroughly
equipped with IIpcclul scenery for ev-
ery play. The coIIIpany. numbering
twenty-two people. will be under the
direction of George K. Robinson, for-
merly ottzu- lluunett IV; Moulion (Your
puny. and the most popular manager
in the repertoire business. Mr. RllllI
iIisoii has already booked the. company
for next IIIIIIIIIIII in the most desirable
citles III New Iork. Peiiusylrania and
New England states,
l’cari Soft i-iats.
~— lllk.‘ O'Brien.
BOYD GETS DIVORCE.
Judge Case Finally Grants Norwalk
Man’s Desire.
After several ineffectual attempts.
Samuel ii. iloyd. of Norwalk. has final.
iy secured a decree of divorce from
Ella Y. llIiyd on statutory grnundS.
The case was before Judge (lane a
week ago. but owing to IIIII non-appear-
one of counsel for Mt". iloyd, the Inn-
litlll was. III-III‘cd. The case was re-ap-
Iiidc. and utter a temporary hitch yen
Ierdny. had been ndlusted. the Iilrorcc
was granted.
-—We have all the new things iii in
iien' SIIIII \Villl-llS jus‘ opened. M. .5
Smith & t‘ o
PRESENTED A FARCE.
immaculate Conception Sodality Makes
Hit at Big Church Fair in Westport.
The young 'indlee III the lIIIInaciIlntc
Conception Sodnlity. . of SI. Mttry'sI
Church. Norwalk. Were conveyed to
Westport in a special car. lust night.
where they presented the l'an-II “Young
\lr. Devlue." with Iiattei‘iug nucccss ill
Ibo bazaar under the direction of the
Church of the Assumption. of which
the Rev. 'l‘. H. Sliltiilcy is rector. 'l‘he
farce was very Silt‘t‘t"43fllll)' presented
at the recent sociable of the immacu-
late (‘onceptiou Society, held at Lock-
wood‘s llali. Norwalk.
.r~._..._.
-~Report of Baseball Games can be
won at Hotel Hamilton on each in-
ning will be “reported there.
LIBRARY TO CLOSE.
No Books Will Be Given Out by Nor.
walk Institution After Tonight.
'l‘ne Norwaik Library In obliged to
Iive up its present quarters by the
first of May.
No books will be. given on: after
‘hls eieniug. looks will be iecelved
Ind the reading ioom kept ope until
Wednesday. AorLIl IIIeII yhc. lIl-
brary will be closed: iintii fIIrtheI no-
tice. ~lt is hoped that a short time
will suffice to gotthe new Library into
It condition where It may he used
but this Cannot be asccitaiiied at pres
mafia 3.3 II; «An
-II‘. D. lIvoII & Co. are note agents
for W. i.’. Douglas Shoes.
and 53.50. 1 .
SALE or music; So.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Mendelssohn‘s Spring Song, Over the
Waves Wultzr Dream of Paradise to
brave keys." Orange Blossoms Waltz,
Flower Song.
Sale. of 7 and the Music still in pro
gross.-
O O O
Coleman’s lien Stand
10 NORTH MAIN ITREET.
The line malt lie d
what your uponditp
m :0; all: 1
oon énEA'T ooannuretgr
to buy.
patterns contincd excliialVoly to it.
And you pay only "27m 325
soura NORWALK.
Tel. can, 32-2.
Oxfords $3.
sarteracriouo'n nouev BACK.
Smart - Cu f.
U! S.
(loud dresuluu In no lIiIlIrcI a mullet of IIIenuII but of knowing where
Any man, for a Iiioderutc IIIIiIi
perfectly if he will be Intro to get lllocc that bear the label lIlI-IIIIl'i‘iIIiz
.llurt Schoflnor ti Ilarx.
IIond-l‘nllor'éd Clothes.
lecIr'iIlniI-priced tnIIoI-II can not til you better or give. you more.
snappy style than you act in Ii. S. & M. Sulta.
Henson‘s Iunnrtcst fabrics~mlxturea stripes and broken
the suit.’
il. S. A'v M, Top Coats and Raincoatn possess the name distinguish-
ing atyic and lit. and cost lroIn $12 to $25. '
Spl‘lllK Hats and iI‘urnishlnin III accord
You're invited to see our Spring snow.
\
may now went Ilotlu'IH that lit
You have choice of tho
IIlIiiIlII—'~niIIIIy
S. RI M. Suits,
about not Salli-I.
with
tll‘l'
'I
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT Oh‘ N(iitWAi.l(, on.
bate Court. April 25th_ A. 1)..
Estate of Phebe (‘. Seciey
Pro
I001.
lute of!l
Bltltlklyll in the City and State of New 3
\'"oIk decentzed
Whereas, written application
been made to this court praying.
lt‘ilHlillS therein set forth, for an order
‘It‘ little of certain real estate of Httltl III;-
tatc, which in fully described in said
application on tile.
Ordered. That
()llll‘t‘ in Norwalk, on the ‘JlItiI day or
April, 1903. at 3 o‘clock afternoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
til persons Iutcicstcd thciein by pub
lishing this or‘ch in a newspaper lllll
ing a I-iIIulatIIIn in said district
in!“ foot dais liIIfOttI. sold day of
hearing
HENRY W. (IRII‘IGORY.
:I‘JI'I it Judge.
HIGH GRADE FEED.
nrd of quality.
I
has i
{or 3
said application be.
heard and determined at the Probate
Poor or dirty Unto llllikt) your horses nick and in tho
and you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not. take kindly to dirt. chat! and duct.
That. Is why I sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
A word from ypu will bring any
quantity you may wlah—cvcry bag of the highest atomi-
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
IDilILi, FREIGHT LINN
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
NORWALK AND
SOUTH NORWALK
I..Steamers Eagle and City at
iNorwalk leave New York, Pier
“1:23. East River, Beckman St., 3
.p. m. Mama”: and South Nor
Iwalk during the night.
i
~
- om. .IILI ; (c
53 Wall Street, Norwalk.
" JAC‘Ké‘oerS
, burrow” Puorocn‘API-Is LAST FOREVER
do ART
WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
' Sitting; by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to ¢ pun.
" , ' STUDIO
Opposite Hotel. i
“Vegue
Special Spring Number Now Ready.
For sale by
WM. P. BEERS.
49 Wall Street,
Norwalk.
CABINET SIZE
$2.75 dog.
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. It Mala
dire perfect night without restraint.
‘ ‘b’uye mbomadenpbrwflhsinsm
without
”noun Uri-law,
PHOTOGRAPHS.
MBAMdflnufl
‘ oltboperteétbmn eye. Fowot'tliom ore of the exact «linen-ion: that
it .
”gaseous with strong noncon-
HALF cAoIiIcro.
. the.
U
Strut. Harlan.
Thole lunaflolenclon o! Ihmnnd also
i am prepared to note imminent on
REFRAGTING oméém ff
mm
' i
PRESCRIPTIONS
called for
and
moreover
outwit»
Tole-
phono at any time and let u-
‘ Without extra charge.
know what drug “on goods you '
' need, and will «and them right 3
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
NEW CRUISER LAUNCHED
0081 NEALllV $4000
The Colorado Which to Launched To-
day at Philadelphia Will be a
Great Addition to Navy.
PHILADEI l-IPlllA wADlll 25.—The
cruiser Colorado which Is to be launch-
ed here today Is of a new class of voti-
ncln, added to the American navy. She
in an armored cruiser of he first elm-in
yet she hears the name i a state. an
honor formerly only accorded battle
oiiipa. Coupled with tremendous liai-
teI-y power she has the Hpced of an
ocean liner. The vessel is 502 feet
long. 59 feet ti Inches wide. with a
drought or 24 feet 6 inches. iler speed
requirement calls for 22 knots an hour
for to r consecutive hours. . She is
fitted lth twin screw, twin triple ex.
pant-don engines which must derelope
23.000 indicated horse power.
All of the armords of the moat Im-
proved Krnppized type. The water
lint.I region In guarded by a neven and
Ii half foot belt reaching from how to
«tern. Amldahlpn for a distance of
244 feet, abreast theenalnos, boilers
amt inagnzlnea. the belt has a maxi-
mum thickneso of six inches. l‘orv
ward and all this belt will have a uni
form thickness of 3% Inches. Five-
inch armor will surround the six inch
guns at the. four corners of the super-
structure on‘ the main deck. The four
eight Inch guns are mounted on two
balanced turrets. with slanting faces,
having armor six and six and one-half
inches thick. A belt of celluloz. ex-
tending trom how to stern above the.
protective deck will automatically plug
all Idiot holes admitting water. The
fighting force of the Colorado In cen-
tered principally in two batteries, She
will carry a main battery or four up to
dnlcveioht inch and fourteen nix inch
rapid fire rifles: a secondary battery of
eighteen fourteen ponnders and twelve
three pouIIdIIra and a supplemental
force or eight one ponnders. two field
pieces. two machine guns.. and six auto-
matic guns for service. on the bridges
and in the tops.
The eight inchagnns are designed to
fire once (Ivory fifty seconds and the
six Inch guns are expected to tire three
times a minute.
The contract price of the Colorado
was $3,780,000.
CITIZENS' MEETING.
Ridgcficid Voters Will Probably Re-
Elect Gov. Lounobury to Office.
Tonight there will be a meeting of
all the citizens of Ridgcfield in the
Town Hall to hold a callous fo‘the pur-
pose of nominating borough officers.
The meeting will be non-partisan.
Election day is the mat Monday in
May and it is very likely that FIX-Gov.
crnor C. P. iIounshnry will be re-clect,
ed warden. .
. DECORATION DAY.
Ridgfield Citizens Have Already Made
Plans for o Big Parade.
for its celebration of Memtmpl Day.
There is to be a big street' parade Iii
which will participate the entlre Fire
Department, the school children and
citizens on foot and horseback. After
the, parade which will go through theI
town there will be a big meeting In the
Town Hall which will be addressed by
prominent speakers.
SHEEHAN—BANNON WEDDING.
Norwulk relatives and friends have
received Invitations to the wedding of
David J. Sheehnn. of School street.
Norwalk. chlef~of messenger service
in the Patent ofllce, Washington. and
Miss Margaret M. Bennett, of that city.
The marriage will take place In St.
Patrick's Church, Washington, next
a Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Mr.
and Mrs. Sheehon will take a wedding
tour to Old Point Comfort, and will be
"at home" after May 15, at 934 French
street, N. W.. Washington.
MURRAY DEFEATO CAHILL.
Edward J. Cnhlll. of Norwnlk and
Harry Murray. of South Nomlk piny-
ed on exhibition game of pool at the
Catholic Club in West avenue Thurs-
aim Mr. Murray won by the
anode of 100 to 76 It is probable that
, they will play another mo ehbrtly
III-SCAM“ recently detected Mr. mu-
rnr by the score at 100 to 75, making
' Mr. Cnhill'o total score 176 to Mr Nun
ro‘d 176.
CHURCH BOARD ENTERTAINED.
The member- ot the allele] hairdo!
“m M
Ridgetlold lino already ma. plans.
rue door. ' “ ”
WWI-"II .
canon n3 III.
Dinars f:
In this town have examined our
IIplondId collection of
SPRING SUITS and
SPRING 0 VERCOA TS.
for men and have and pronounced
lt without qualification the largest.
fluent and In every way the most
lottofnctory assortment that they,
have ever seen In this part of the
country. They have backed up
their statements by liberal pur-
chases and now we wont YOU to
We will not be satisfied until
we have received your view on
SPRING IOP COATS 71‘
mode from every fashionable rubric of the season about too], mod!“ I
light or loose fitting 38.50, 310.,00 312.00, $15.00 I'm! mm
MEN' 8 SPRING SUITS.
doublebrenstod and single-breasted, the latter In both tliI‘oo datum"
button styles, plain and beautiful fancy fabrics, with every log? in:
ion feature observed. “.50, “Amt“! W812 315, $18, $20 [ml
SPRING HATS—In our stock you will find reproductions of allt 0
SPRING HABERDASHERY—Our selections In this Department
- complete in every detail, Including the finest, for. than at“
market produce. for every oeeulon. strong, durable “bl-let!e
Iy tailored and otyllnh ln design. , » .
call.
lug exclusive hatters’ blocks but we save you from 509’
lib-III
wear that can be found.
according to the grade. On every but you buy
In our Boys' Clothing Department you will ilnd the bout; 3
CALLINJ
attention to some new and good thingl.
New Java Tea fine flavor. tweet,
plea-ant, palatlble, Try it. Just to.
55¢ lb. ‘
Porto Rico Come. Some time ago
I read that Porto Rico produced finest
coffee, but little of It came here. Most
all shipped to Europe. I have just got
In some Porto Rico Come, said to be
we give you Clever Hill
Small Home. .. ‘ t" ‘
Oat Grated or -
for little chicks
time of the yo
The practlca Iptioo f
of superior quality. 35c lb. Try It Dried Beef in very m 3
once. they who have tibugltt it on”. W
Genuine Arabian MochaCol‘lee, fresh again and again. lee’ it a trial! I"
routed. Jult in. be up. .
Only eye strain Indeed but It is responsible for mini
Nor-vouched: and general Discomfort than you give It c .
your eye: give you the slightest trouble is it not (lib b
and out the cause! Our examination to very thorough ind
nothing. It glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Prunerly Ad n
our gaunt“
o. B. JACKSON
3W.Tp ‘ ‘3 é". IVI
"Queens;
Fertilizers.
BRADLEY'S porno muons, ‘
supnnpnospnna or LIME,
MAPEO‘ PATENT MANUREs,
enouuo none.
AIR SLAKED LIME,
BARN-YARD mobile, 3 ‘3
LAND cLAsrn.
unatencum woooi
_ and
uwim we; can}.
I
BLUEFISH, “
anon BilAD,‘- “
noun con. .3
no: sum,
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