species cats or Nottinghnm curtains than 1. hit. of Fancy Swisees and Lace Nets for Sash Cur- talus. E. K. BANKS ‘I C 47 WII‘I' WACHINGNN‘CT. Iehscltemo act‘s ‘Ibtt'u. south mus. cone. Lani!" densities. For Maryanne vicinity. run- to- night and Pleasant west or prevails this morn. ing in all sections east of the Mississ- ippi river. Aridge of high pressure and _ stains an excellent cut of the Amory moderately low temperature extends from the lake region southward to the gulf. A disturbance of considerable energy is central inNorth Dakota. Cou- dltlous do not indicate any decided if change for this vicinity. The new chairs in the churches about town will assume their duties next Sunday. Charles P Stanley, of Georgetown. spent Sunday at his home in Main street. Norwnlk. Messrs. George and Leslie Overton are spending a week on .Iiong'lsland, visiting friends and relatives. The Sacrament of the hord'e Dapper will be administered at the Norwelk Congregational Church next Sabbath morning. Miss Mary Sheehap, of NorWalk will leave today for Washington to attend the wedding of her brother, David J. Sheehan. which occurs Thursday. The regular meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent Association of the Norwallt Congregational Church will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the chapel. . . it will be welcome new; 'io many he learn that the Nutrient Dry Goods Campos: is to sell mphwhones. They can be card and seen in the sports- men' a corner. . mar gallons: wears W; havoc The Norwelk town consolidation committee will mgr a number of citi- zens of South N walk tonight at 8 o‘,clock in the Hotel Clifford. and have a further discussion on the merits of the question. Frank Horton and family will move Thursday from 184 Main street. Nor. walk to Bridgeport.” where Mr. Horton is employed. 'Mr. Horton la a brother of Gilbert Horton. the well-known Red Line motorman. Swell suits and top “coats ranging in price from 88. so to $18, at Selieck It Price' s. Rev Paul Moore Strayer left South Norwallt today for Baltimore to spend several days with relatives and later. accompanied by his son, fatal Gilbert Strayei. and nurse. Mrs. flame, will leave for Rochester. N. Y. Miss Florence R. Baldwin has re- turned'from a week‘s stay at the home of Mrs. Walter John Hall in New York city. during which time she has been undergoing treatment under Dr. A. L. unease. of Irving Place. that' city. Miss Baldwin's many friends will be pleased to learn that she has practical ly recovered. --The little folks love Dr. Wood‘s Norway Pine Syrap. . Pleasant to take; perSac'tly harmless; positive cure for coughs. colds. bronchitis, asthma. The D. M Read company will have on exhibition all this week smegma-m cent collection of the crowns. of 'all nations. You should avail yourself of the opportunity to see this unique at- traction The letter from Rev. G. D. Egbert to m. and llm‘JaI‘les new «we» Mathistreet. Norwalk, on the n”preheate- tion of the handso pm and chair to match outlaw“ in gold to hire. Wixon; also Mr. and hire. Winon's ac- knowledgement of the gift were read yesterday at the Norwaik Gangrene tionni Church. .i . uIIIuIIIIIIIuIu-n-n-u-lh-IIIIl-III‘III tr fan. it use Wfi‘ lire. W.B Ellenney. of Southport. is entertaining her mother lire. Belle Grocery. of smut: Nmsito Our Brothers lauded! . O. 0. 1“,. of Norwalk. will hold a ta tonight at till W mum Joesph mother-ton and wait” nu- ler. of Norwalk. rode their wheels to New York and return. yestetilsy. The Pcaoemakers’ Circ of King's Sons will meet at No. 8 C scent Ter- race. Friday night. at 7:30 o'.c|ock Mr. and Mrs; James I turned from their weddiii tour. and are residing at No. 20 Union street Captain and Mrs. Robert G. Mitchellm have returned to South Nbrwailt After a few day's trip through Massachu- setts. “um end Mrs. E. H. Be or will give a May Eve reception at e Connecti- cut hfilltary Academy Thursday night 0! er'mk. . .' -—-Ver few brands of Cigars hold their 0 like the‘vlmbc'rial Crown. it use Mensch! for 10 years and over. and is now considered one of the stan- dll‘d hrsuda '- 1 This month's Munsey Hagasine con. Hill and the vicinity. looking toward the residence of Robert Van Buren. J. w. Voilmer. son'orChlef of Police ollmer. of the Yale Medical school. wee one of the guests at the reception oé‘the High school class, Friday even- A report comes from lentlc that the Morton House. which remained clased last season. was examined last week. by a Hartford man. who contemplates opening it for the summer months. An short is to be made to repeat the grand march. given at the annual mas- - querade ball of linens Tribe. at the May Day «nee. which is to be givan“ by the Tribe and the Haymakers. May 1st. Eureka Rebekah Dodge's new para- phernalia has arrived and will be opened for inspection on lenday even- ing at the rehearsal. and will be used in the work on Friday evening. May let. The Commercial Record of real on- tate transactions of the past week shows that there were sored tales in riot-walk. and marines amounting to $4.800. . Last year there were eleven sales, and thorium of 310.700. “—Dr. eye. ear nose and throat. 62 mi: nun near South Norwalk. z'I‘uesduys. Thursdays. Satan daysfromltoslun. - The adjourned special team meeting will be held this evening It the Town Assembly Hall. Walt at t. in order” that suggestions or criti ups in re ed mono» died city lll‘d to the recently pubi ed charter for a coupe may be made. , Rev. J. N. Freeman will lead the family gathering of the South Nor- walk Congregational Church Thursday night at 7: 45 o'clock. The Bible school teachers will ’meet with Super- intendent Frank A. Ford: for the study of the lesson at 8: so o‘clock. William Lauder. the third baseman of the New York National Dengue team. spent Sunday at his ome in West chest The NEW vet 'I now lead the league. having won Saturday from Boston by a score of eight to sev- en. and Pittsburg losing yesterday's game to Chicanos ' Locomotives on the Danhury division of the Consolidated eroad now have to go to Vglxldson s Pgiut tombs Entitled about thvle turilta at r- waik havl ngbnch ’dMfiued. ing the completion of the new one min the freight yard. which will be ready for use in about a month. —Moclt Trial tonight. Gulder‘s liall. Adults 25c. Children 16c. Yesterday afternoon. at 4 o’clock. them Sunday school children of St. Josepha," R. C Church. were examined by the Board of Easminers for dondrm‘atiou classes. All who were found qualified MW!!! N'M‘m‘mt Will ‘ ’ begin at once regs for the recep- tion of the add are t” confirmation. which will be administered here a short tithe hence. arm—origin! South mes hideout: Norwalk. wholeuf’t'rheniehdht a with ,now holds a lible tion the Baptist Temple. Beston, Mesa. Guy's many friends will be pleased to know of which succeessm. She is nresid ME’O labour 8 ti *5» a. 8011:“ Norwalk Baptist archm wood: urine y Letter to Earn ta. Flirt Bo’uth Newman. ‘ ”Dear all: You" filth interest in'ycur strand you went everr'strok‘e of the brushtodoallthstitcan , nevus near nnd ems idem every drone of the brush: cantata Willi” wastes fifteen to eighty per cent of rev-m ery strobe—depends upon the amount creams That‘s what we mean by " ewer gal- stucco: "a... "-2 are 1brill! woman I. R. Bowman. 01“.?» "item“ A .i v. at ‘5» MW»? tutti-“*1“ h t‘ a. M» 1 ", ne‘. u p ’ M rust res “0.1;“? casino t have rc- . “a y Mutant. 'Twiii be wal we to many. many people be heartd'lm “Bk tinting.“ iisbt. asaa spat wins are. see! All...” , hotshot in Ipsrtsnoa'sfloE. :vsmvilion m been.“ impact and l I On “I x“ Thoroisal strains on? rt know oft one. it in all despots nesting. shoe ulsr mghlteatigé- iii? best“ itine- "'1' mommies” a! “W hilt a mover. it reproduces agree great brass band as Ivariousktlr as the sorted on s e vs no oday it .lp ya milk“ tnsc ”WM ever Skiiiful patient men have brought to it improveth after minimums: till it's aid to see where it can be made he ter. , . Beside the originalfcnd familiar sna- chine that used alwsx cylinder there is now the disc drapbophone. its great advantage In that. the discs not so fragile as m cylinders. b there are new devices for holding a horn that can-toe the sound. new nice I sti- most every week—always amt make the Orsphephone more oy- rblc There are now shown in loans- men 's Corner tho mmodoln both disc and cylinder Militias. one style sells at 315 to- no; the other at 57. 50 to 330. Will you come and see them—and hear some of the latest music produced by theta. _ Basement. WALKING SKIRTS. One clever tailor is using up his short lengths o s ting by making n-nlltlng shirts. his force busy during the dull days and cigars stock. Some of the shirts its mats are are; test value in many many a One style has well 801'“. “Ch gore lapped and stitch. Another style is made filth that form yoke and run down to ilsre out near and hem. Grays and blues and casts oh la blacks and meta mintnres. worth more than the price. oer“ and 06.75. VOILIQ A? Not the quality a “from at 81 but somdthlng battor. ouidn't give a‘dvertising room to it if such wasn’t t s case This is vane that as life and strength and beauty. the is supple, use is handsome of finish and rich of cor-.lo mice—it inches with. Blue, caster and gray-44 and in inches wide. heft aisle, rear. 'rrnt Howaauu DRY GOODS CO Bridgeport. Conn sous sivh Warm Beulahmalfianl Wit “with. but!" _...._. 000. 00 WI. 3100. Satellite. “00.0004” Otter. Fronts. same. no more“ bitten-on. John H. Ferris Henry OOymour John H. Knapp Christian Swertz John H. Li h I. H. Mathewson Josiah R. JIrvin Samuel Grumman J..Waiiaoe nill‘lllfl. do. ‘ ’leeflim seen... FRESH FISH pundit dupes. murmurs ‘mq swasxoon- 100 mean mains so it“ Welshman. to o s are qt. mm m... A let-ac quality of nailed we. are m , Ron snap. soon snap. in utifer‘tin‘ds of Fish selling at w Miles ””055 Wee vl3§ewe a W 'i‘» w saw in ne- «fl m, r u .- . / IUOINII'Z‘ Own-CIOIanQaOI‘ 1'.“ . was 4.: v H A. . "u- it"! aawavs aeaov “To Flirts voue house. We are so well equipped that we can commence paparing your rooms at a very short notice. Come in and look over the paper designs we have:' we are c tl dent that they far surpas large proportion at much higher:l prices, “.11.. New Lacquer“, a varnish and stain comblnation is for sale nowhere else in the town. 207 hot lisshlasten Street. W ..._...... ENTERTAIN MENTS HOYT’S THEATRE. COMING. TU IBDAYQ MA 5th, MR. HERBIRGT ELCEY as Miss EFFIE SHANNON Management. Daniel V. Arthur in the great play: Sherlock Holmes ' By Sir A. Conan Doyle and William Gillette. Exactly as produced for 300 nights in New York and 10 months in London. Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea tro. South Norwalk and Wood's drus store Not-walk. 5 days in advance of all attractions ‘E!!1n7v Thomas A. Edison's PROJEC 70360?! ‘ Under the auspices of OPHIR CHAPTIR. N0. 82 0. E. 8., one arena Modes. IIOAY IVI. MAY let. Presenting the latest Moving Herons from all parts of the world. Over 300 New S.uhiects Also Mr. lsrt Forrest. Mr. Howard D. Argos. Mr. w. Robert case. Mr. Chas. N. Plumb. and other Entertainers. ‘ ADMIIBION.” ”CENTS. Reserved em- 35 and so cents. Box oilice opens Monday. the‘2 27th. ' The Social Hit of the Season May Day Dance Rchsa's luvs- Wasbington Street. Sector rNorwallr.» Friday evening. May 1st. 1903. under the auspices of Uncns Hsymalters As- sociation. No. 76% and linens Tribe. DONo. 80,1mproved Order of Red Men. SPECIAL FIATURES. A genuine Nay Pole dance. and a re- production of the Grand March which was given at the annual Mask Ball. Ionic by l‘recmen' s Orchestra. Tickets. 26¢ a person. A grand time is assured Rights reserved to reject objection- able parties. We offer Butts Island for Sale. This is one of the most desir~ able Islands iii ‘Nhr‘wslk Harbor. and contains about live acres. acFor lull particulars and price in- Taylorvao‘iden ' ‘ mam can. iota-e. new Hampton p he multimillion , . gamer”! date. Celsius cancelled. hates it. perdsy and upwards according to rcoms,‘ bible baud very renewable. Cabaret. Motor . use I. emcee. O LUNCH. 1 leg} handgun .w shad. ‘ ‘0 iii WNW ' : no law impugn renovated nit apto mum as ha a. “may w” .. cat-sat to; *Revisw or “tile Pe-Tm In the Con- colitis tAsssmhiy y. HARTFORD, April rte—The week just passed has new the important re port of the House committee on con- stitnttaiai amendments in favor of the socailsd “Chatdeid plan" defeated, and ‘ .the way cleared for Nrttter action. it any is to be taken by this legislature. on constitutional reform.» The Chat- field Plan, which was a com romise .betwoen the principles of to u and aptilution representation. was defeat. by an overwhelming majority. the e standing 188 to 32. The vote wed without question that the anti :oform party in the House is much stronger than was expected, and shed- ows to some extent later votes on the other reform measures. which are to be placed before the House. From wh t can be learned from the commit- tee t is leaned to bombard the House with to arm measures until either someone of them is adopted or all are rejected. There are new four amendments re- vising the constitution before the com. mlitee. including the governor‘s “slid- ing scale" plan. the constitutional con- vention “Blsaei plan and two others along the same iines.‘ These will be reported to the House in all probabil ity one after another until all are de- cided one way or the other. The next few weeks at Hartford therefore are likely to see a continuous tight on con- stitutional reform something that has not at all been expected by the oppon. ents of reform in the House The light on this question will come up this week ween the “Hubbard Plan" is tak- en up for amendment to the voting ma. chine law. On Wednesday the labor committee will hear the ogponents of the very im- portant Tracy ill for the incorporation of labor unions in the state, This bill was supported last Wednesday by some of the most eminent counsel for the state representing a number of large manufacturies and trolls reads it provides for severe penalt as for boycotts. intimidation of strikers or strike breakers, and forces trades un- ions to give 16 days' notice of an in- tended strike and employ re 16 days notice of an intended a e and em- ployee fifteen days notice of intend lug loo uts. The hi i is vigorously opposed by all of the labor organisations of the state and their opposition will be heard on Wednesday. One feature of' the bill makes it a misdemeanor to interfer- with a member of militia, who may be a member of a trades union. and is the first utteumpt to meet the condi- tion arising from the Waterbury strike that this state has made. 80 late are the various, committees in finishing their hearings that the tin. aladjournment of the session is now, conceded to be fully a month way. in. stead of two weeks as originally plan- ned. To hasten business Friday ses- sions will begin this week. NEW PUBLIC ACTS. List of Legislative Documents Signed by Governor Chamberlain. Governor Chamberlain has approved thee following public and special note of the general assembly: Public Acts: Concerning insurance companies and their agents; concom- ing fees to be paid by foreign surety companies for the transaction of busi- ness in this state: concerning the catclung of eels in Niantic river; con- cerning the survey and staking of ground for shell tlsh; misting to the fees and tells for power vehicles; con earning anchorage of house boats with. in the navigable waters of the state: concerning the support of paupers; concerning trespass by bee hunters; concerning trials‘hefore Justices of the peace: concerning Junk dealers: can earning annual appropriations to cer- tain hospitals: concerning cloctions; concerning harbors in Fltc is home for the soldiers; concerning the pollution of trout cinema. Special Acts: Providing side walks for West Hartford: amending the char- ter of the Hartford, Manchester and Rockville Tramway Company; amend ing the charter of the city of Hartford by providing for the continuance in of- tlce of the charity commissioners until their successors are appointed; allow- ing the New Britain club to hold real estate to the value of $60,000; restoring forfeited rights to James C. Stoddard; incorporating the Hicks Reality com- ' pony; appropriating 3192.000 for the support of sick wounded and disabled soldiers: amending the charter or the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company; restong forfeiwd rights to Charles B ompson. of Bridgeport. and William Keenber. of Hartford. mastered“ the Decision]: Cluh, of rtord amending the cha'rter of the Bristol and Plalnviile Tramway cow 9‘”.- CASTORIA grgfnm ”Wattgg‘AMN sedation he‘d a largely attended see , a, hexane-ms .. asp. Whitman-rehab mud- sioa, in Concordia Hall. last Muddy , Just the underwear you want here. Just at prices thet you went to ply. Women s Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless. nicely trimmed. at 10c. ‘l\ at lbc Women's extra size, fine quality Jcrsy Ribbed Vests. handsomely med. at 25c. Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vesta, from 25c up. Children's Derby Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves. atlod Children's Fine Ribbed Shaped Vesta, V Neck, Short Sleeves. at 130 Boy's Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers. 25c quality. at we each. Men's French Baibriggan Shirts and Drawers, full line of since. at Ibo ’ Men's Forest Mills Balbriggnn Shirts _and DraWers. Shirts Ind} Short Sleeves, at 390 each. - Men’s Best Quality Forest Mills llaibrlggan Shirts and Drawers-yin Long or Short Siecves,Drawcrs Double or Bicycle seat. at 49c oach.’ SUMMER MILiINERY Resdy-to-wssr sort of Milllnary. Newest and prettiest shapes in ital straw novelties. \ 85’) 85 Washlnuton St. 50 Norwalk.3_ WHV. PAY MORE When you can procure anythtuga'nc everything in the line of a taster obi»: mcnt; also Milllnery, with a saving of at least H." l on Par (2 ant Every Cement sold guaranteed a perfect fit and of the latest spring style. Call and convince yourself of these facts before going elsewhere. " NORWALK HERLTH UNION MR DE. THE GREATEST C )HPLI KENT ‘ elm paid the human foot. , Come in and let as shall! you why. Good as any 35. 00 Sboe. 4..- N. This is the time of year when the baby needs plenty of fresh are“: have the line of Go Carts which will insure pleasure for the one who as, as well as for the baby. They are easy as well as pretty made for long use and don't edst We carry the' well known makes of Heywood and Weltedsld t. ~ F. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers.’ Remember the voting contest. ’ A. J. COLLINS 81—00.. FUNERAL otsscroes AND meanness. i2 to ‘8 North Main St You Need A Ton of Coal? “ You will never know all the good points about our coalrm scndnsanordsr. ' H ‘ i Wemwyniuagm for next winter'suscfmlw lookaloagwayebead. Yoacannot go far wrong at presut Coallttbp-‘mhnotdnarflntthatleallweaekforNoal . the «slits. , i. - WOOD-ACHIU-Jl'hehalthwn Dressing.“ Superb“. 3i i l
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