Also a large assortment of Farley
Bel-mm Istahletsiaafluh W“
E. K. BANKS.
(is a 47 wnsr wasmuorou or.
Mahaeksins Nets! Iioek.
death Norwini.
WEATHER IFORIOAB'IT.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Wednesday. The dis-
turbance that was in the northwest
yesterday morning has moved east-
ward, and is now central over Lake
Superior. it has produced cloudy
weather with local storms in the up-
per Mississippi .Vailey and western
portion of the Lillie region. A secon-
dary disturbance hastdeveloped in the
southwest and produced light showers
in Texas, Oklahoma, Rosamund Ne-
braska. Thunder storms were re ort-
ed from Dodgeui‘ty. emails. on no.
Molnes. Pleasant weather continues
In the eastern and southern sections
Conditions favor. foeuthin .vicinlty
pleasant weather with slowly rising
temperature. Possibly Sight showers
Wednesday or Thursday.
M
Bishop McMahon Cgilnail. C. B. L.,
will meet tonight.
Fewer gallons: wears longer: Devoe.
‘ Miss Alma E. Hamilton is at her
home in Newtown avenue.
. Mrs. Alexander Hamilton is in New
York city for a tw0 weeks visit. '
Ladies are cordially Invited to in-
onset Shnetman's ladiss' tailoring or
tabiishmcnt at 47 North Main stre'et.
Mrs. Edward a. Pierce and daughters
due and Ethel of Hanfcrd Place.
ave gone to Derby "WilVifiitl‘m
Robert Saunders.
‘1 Sunday Rev. Alexander Hamilton Iot-
sci-ted at St Johns Church, Bridge-
port. had sent a supply‘ to 'Christ
Church, of which he is also in charge.
Heusecleaning timeds here and you
can find evil-wining needed for the oc-
casion at Sturtcvanths
Old Well Hook” and Ladder Com~
panys house is beingC painted. The
work imbaing doneb Cn‘tractor John
WBeatty, of East or alk.
'Ii‘he isteat penalty is a telephone for
ten cents.w whi ch you can get at Cole-
nian' a news stahd.
Walter Jennings, of West street.
“ who has been ill with pulmonary tron.
hie. is now living out Bf doors in a
tent at his home. and this lite is prov.
ing quite beneficial. Mr Jen ings has
recovered trim the two pa fill tis-
tulas, and is now able to be about.
Women's ribbed vests worth nine
teen cents for sight. at the Boston
Store. Friday afternoon and Saturday
morning,
Archdeacon J. A. Biddle. rector of
St. Mary’ 3 Episcopal Church of South
Manchester. will preside at the Easter
meeting of the Hartford Archdeaconry
to be held in St. Jane's Episcopal
Church at Glastonbury today. effort-
ford Contact.
wualltlie latest styles of Ladies' and»
Children's Rats in be found at M. 8.
Smith & Co.’s.
Mrs."‘iiyiin. who has hen the guest
of her daughter..hlrs.vJanrea :‘l‘. Hurley
of Quintard avenue. returned to her
recently.
9,.“
Hurleym and family Ywill Join her Mfor
thov-sonrmer in anothervwaek. ----- with
Mr. Hurley, who is a‘ bridge contractor,
will go to Springfield, Mass” where
he has received a contract to build a
structure for the railroad.
Jackson .wiii reduce artp photogrwho
for you in spec al designs. Sittingkcby
appointinenti.
The Tuesday Night Class in the
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church. under the direction of Seth
Remington, will be held as u lgto.
night. The Junior Band of t mat
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Ghouls
will be present to assist in the ser-
vice.
no"
“V ..... ,.V.. .vi l
eatsrandleanenonghtosI
«Mmmbobadbsrcataii
on his Auxiliary boat.
. has beenasriousiy ill the past week
'Vu‘r
~. event will probably take place next
Barnes. of last Norwalk.
mat undayin midtown. .
James Hoyt. of South lain street, is
overhauling his sleep. tbefloos
Taylor A Golden hrh distributing
thoinmlophons cardsidc “summing
quarter.
Frank Hortonintends to movotbis
week from Main street. Norwalk. to
Bridgeport. ,
Wedding l in plain. oval and
’Tiifssry muf- I.ral‘t‘il. S. dined' s. .
new. Remiiiy Humphi‘les has gone
to New Canaan, to visit for a week
William Rosa is overhauling his
blueprint s Shaffer Oyster Company
and. hr small-set.
Edward McGowan. of Clay street.
with an attack of grip.
Vnaynion'd Brothers are unloading a
oplig iron for the United States
Sales and Foundry Company.
The United States Sales and Foun-
dry Compnnyuof Waller street. have
received a car load of coke.
'ocorge Wicks, of South Norwalk.
barresiggied his position with R. J.
Cutbill‘ s tamford fish market.
‘Miss Marguerite Taylor; of New York
city, is, guest of exddayor and Mrs.
R. H idea. of West avenue.
A mass of requiem fertile late Tho.
maa‘ Fsgan will be celebrated at St.
Mary’s Church Saturday" morning
~Vory few brands of Cigars hold
eir own like the imperial Crown. it
been sold trite-iii years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands. . ~
The Hospital Whist Club will hold a
meeting next Friday afternoon. with
hm. William H; Hoyt. at Elmcrest
ii‘ Lyon & Comm give a piece
ongong advice to the ah’nlous in their
. t \. is . .,
Court Narruk, Foresters of America,
hams committee at work arranging
for a dance to be given in a few weeks.
Frederick S. Ambler and William P.
Haitian left town yesterdAy for a two
nfiksflbusiness trip through Long Is-
Arthur Pearson, of Spring street, has
accepted a situation with the Bllck-
snsderfer Manufacturing Company, of5
Stanford “
ll‘bo Hairball residence in West ave-
nue is undergoing a general overhaul-
ing. DWI to its occupancy by a
new
Eureka Rebekah Lodge held a re-
hesrsal instiniglit in preparation for
the regular work, which is to take
place Friday evening.
Miss Grace M. iSisvenson, stenog-
rapher for the Locke. Steel Belting
Company. of Bridgeport, spent Sunday
with Alisa Duisy Govern of Brookside.
Howard R. WBWIDIHZJW who has
been in Stamford‘m s. rlohfii ,left
yesterday to resume his duties In the
United States signal service near
Washington.
"E. ii. Griffcn, formerly ot‘Danbury.
who was until recently clerk in the Ho-
tel Clifford. in South Norwalk has tak-
enwa position as clerk in. the Windsor
Hotel. Bridgeport.
—Oppcrtilnlf'y to” secure desirable
property at your own price. Attend the
Auction Sale of the Osborn Estate.
East avenue East Norwalk. marrow
at 3 p. m.
Ready-towel" tailored I‘clothin‘g can
be found at 1. Davis Av. 80an They
carry the Washington Comps”. final
of clothing
Uncas Tribe. linpmsed Order of Red
Men. will hold a regular meeting to-
night at 8 o'clock. All members of the
committee on the May Day dance are
requested to be present.
IiissiMary Graskua's. the popular”,-
young lady manager of F. A [lane's
confectionery store in the Mahscumo
Hotel block, lcft=town last‘nightfor a
visit with her mat;- in has Hates-
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Raymond
and daughter Rowena" will move from
Hanlord Place to Danbury, this week.
”35ng Ram and will spcggnsdverai days
31 o and ar-
rie‘ mu... “$3M” .I‘
'- it is imperative that very one re-
ceiving ticketii to": hilt/emission“ all
Friday night. given by Ophir Chapter.
should return money or «ache tickets
by Wednexvdnyais rs. ISIH CV
heroin-19
. w. I) 3Parltiar." or its
earsWashlnlton 3D. 9.9
to. attend the anti
shoPhureIati caters
statusdiibsnnpl'esentsd
W
convention
n‘tiiat' city
. «manure-gm“ ..
mtwssdiscusssda lengthsodtbe‘
¢$M
with relatives. .. .. .
WWI”? n31} inward .' with “‘
44‘s.; .I
‘q. $4.;
.3} “'I" ”L;
Here’s a music‘sbors that's tip-to
tho-minute. it's prices are Mays
“when” soon as music is published
'1! i V i 1‘ ' Hi
'r'i‘bsse this week It‘s special pricsI:
was or the sparrows-«by coupon-
er defiance of the Honsybass. ‘ »
Down bit the W “mood liked
production of Harry van
Darkies' Dril'b-Ja companion to the
favorite creole Belles. 15c
'ilhirdI Door.
FANOY COTTONI.
Some of the prettiest printed planes
went into the sale of fancy cotton fab-
iios today at two .s yard. Most. are
on white ground and mocha loud!
or stripes nblue', red or black. 12W:
' it's quite a .bit of luck. to have such
wash fabrics as these underprice Just
when every woman is making summer
dresses and waists. -. .
Silk mull in soft shades of color,
bright with the lustre of satin. Worth
50c and bile. ”a.
Corded madrns in‘ charming corded
figures or stripes between woven
stripes of white. Worth Ilia. 1h.
Dress ginghamb in checks and
stripes light as well as dark colors.
Worth 12%: De
Center aisle. roar,
GOOD SHEETS LOW-PRICED.
Some of she , sheets made.
sheets know 'uy‘iia e and excel-lance
to hundreds of Boidgcport housekeep-
ers. at attention-compelling prices.
New Sanford ..
81:90 inches-JIM each.
81:99 inches-490. each.
M199 inches-48¢: each.
iioiilos obelisk—81.10 each.
New Redford,“ hetiiltltcbed
90:99 inches-«81.16 each.
90x10! inches—#8136 each.
Wamsutta . . .. ,
8f—99 inches—790.
90:99 inches—89c
Wumsu'tta hematitched
81sec inches—tic
81:99 inches-45¢
60Other good iiheets, ZMXZ'A yards-
is.
Basement.
BPRIADPA BARGAIN.
One caseful of crochet spreads that
were slightly (rolled a the mill. worth
(you can quickly so) Much more
than the price .. ”a.
' Basement.
Some fine values in hosiery yet——
but be quick.
Stockings at 100 and 19c worth 19c
and auto. Some at lite worth. 89c.
These for women. but some equally
good values for children. » .
Right aisle, front.
was Howaaup
m cocoa co.
Bridgeport Goon.
.i wé‘t
you“ tir'l‘l'.
ohm “Maxim i '
“”4"" Miami:
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.. ,;’g‘7‘:’:~.-m' 6:3
Wflflm
DIRECTORI:
John N. Farris Henry Ieymour
imm- H. NH“. filli- anlwarts
Josiah VI. “my:
LWlllsoerudg, ~
Accounts Solicitor!
Iichief . I
clerk of the state labor bureau. left
mammal)“.
rim W.
i; i s ‘ OODO ..
«so “" cum ‘ ‘ 5n Bahama 1g
“‘4’!” -~ ““W'” swash arouses .‘c.
tsi Abstinence. ed: and literary
Society was held last night in the OPEN GLAND. - 35c st.
700.0%!!th «Ill: m m ”a dos.
6. [00d attendance 0! themes: and A large “gnaw of Boiled Donne",
held“;
not
n‘oh alias noon saw
an cousins-eighteen; 9‘.
voryré‘afimflilipric‘es ‘”"
’I Dmddctiiiii‘of
_ was givsnlahmo slam Bali.
Join w beau.
' . Illness «in.
I‘ Vanna—f Ii
Atwava sssov ? '
replicas yous scam.
We are so well equipped that we
can comtmence papering {fur
rooms a a verx
Gill‘s“ 190in ruthengsfi
Igna we have. s are con
Mt that they in surpass ..
‘ large proportion at much higher
prices. ~ . t
The New Lacquer-st,
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else In the
town.
are an lIaahinates sass.
W
“‘ EKTERTAINMENTS
s
HOYT’S THEATRE.
TUESSA’I HAY Mil,
' MR. HERIIRdT KELGEY
Miss EFFI “SHANNON
Management. sniel V, Arthur
in the great play:
Sherlock Holmes
By Sir A Conan Doyle
and William Gillette.
Exactly as produced for 800 nights in
New York and 10 months in London
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night.
SATURDAY MAY 2nd
sucouo aucondsruo snasou
Of the powerful and thrilling
Comedy- Drama, entitled
MAN T0 MAN
Headed by Whitman l: Davis.
An Up- -to-Date Story of Ted,»
CARLOAD OF SPECIAL SCENISRY.
ENORMOUS
ELIGTRIGAI.
EXPLOIlON
Singing and Dancing Specialties.
Look out for the Dancing Bear,
lay. Don't You Miss “Ind."
Matisse Prices. to and :5 cents.
Evening Prices. as. as and Me.
Sale of seats opens at 0an Then—
tre. South Norwsik and ’s drus
store, Norwsik. 5 days in advance of
all attractions
Thomas A. Edison's
”30ch 70860?!
Under the auspices of
arms asserts. N0. 52. o. s. s.,
HOYT’S opens «cuss.
FRIDAY Iva. MAY 1st:
misses: the latest“
Motion Pictures
from all parts of Néhqfects world. Over 300
Also Mr. Ian Forrest. Mr. Howard D.
Argos. Mn w. honors nose. on.
Chas. N. Plumb. and other
Entertainers.
ADMIQOION. 26 CENTS.
soul-m hosts a Messrs.
Box oiiics oppns , thel2 stint.
The Social Hit of the Season
May Day Dance
4! Will be Given in
ltcdnrin'sillaiisn
Washington Street. South Norwalk,
Friday evenihg. May tint.» 1993. under
the auspices of Uncas Haymakers As-
sociation. -;No 30% and illness Tribe.
No. as improved Order of Red Man.
SPICIAL FEATURIS.
A genuine May Pole dance. and a re-
ftlw firihl larch which
.9;
Mistrial-leafs Orchestra.
”Haunts markdowns. '
Agi-aadthiieisaasured u
Righter-upstream eth obiec on-
salsparilss. m1
Waller
Baits Bleed
an: -
233V
‘8.'ai.
s
v
I
Taylor'IGoldcn I“
W
meantim- an pru‘ia
enema, so
twill be
A grand entertti
“l?“ . South
in In Hofl'sO oo‘o‘rs
walk. Conn, l‘r ay vening. May lat.
under a auspices and
of Op Chapter. No. ii 0
have made aI special contract for the
first appearance in South Nor-walk of
Thomas A. Edison's wonderful inven-
tion. the Pmisctoscopo, absolutely the
.. marvelous and most perfect
vlng Picture device ever ‘sedn In
this country. The pictures are is
or. steadier and perfect. in mom
to over thirty moving pictures that
will be presented. which will be the
very latest there will be seen Sir Tho
mas Lipton. and the launchingof the
Shamrock. The Nursery . Rhymel.
Gulliver on his travels and many oth-
ers should be seen on this occasion.
Special engagement ls announced of
Bart Forrest New Yoik's famous bari-
tone. comedian and entertainer. w h
all the very latest illustrated son
The admission has been placed at 26
cents, with reserved seats 85 cents and
50 cents, and from the large demand
for tickets. a large audience will no
doubt greet the first nppeiirance in
South Norwalk of this wonderful en.
tortainmont. Reserved seats were
gianodtn on sale at Hoyt's, Monday, the
Iv-
SHERLOCK HOLMES.
Everyone knows the great popularl-
ty of the entire “Sherlock Holmes"
stories and it is a matter of current
interest regarding the wonderful vogue
attained by the dramatization of the in-
cidents in the Doyle stories into the
play of “Sherlock Holmes” by William
Gillette. its popularity is seemingly
unbounded and it achieved a continu-
ous run of ten months in London and
over three hundred nights in New
York. its advent her at i-loyt'a Thear
tre on May 5th by $1
tints. Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shan-
non is an event of no little local im-
portance. On this occasion the entire
scenic. costume and electrical environ-
ment used in the London run will be
seen. Mr Kelcey will essay the part
of the great detective and Miss Shan-
non will appear as Miss Faulkner. The
supporting company is selected from
among the most capable in the drama-
tic profossion. Altogether it should
prove a red letter event in local amuse
ment annals.
FUNNY BOY lN MAN To MAN.
Several novel posters worded "We
is Bud?" "Say Dont you miss Bu "
ate. how; excited curiosity around
the city for several days and it now
appears that "Bud" is the funny boy
in ”Man to Man" a comedy-melodra-
ma which scored an cmphaticsuccess
in New York least Spring and repeated
it with an "encore" a few weeks ago.
"Man to Man“ with its wealth of spa»
cial scenery. novel electrical effects
and company of unusual merit will be
seen at Hoyt' a Theatre Saturday.
matinee and night.
RUSSIA ORDERS GUN BOATS.
Twenty Vessssl with Turbine Engines
to be Censtructsd.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 28~The
war minister Gen. Kuropatkin start-
ed on a special train today for Man—
churia. He will possibly go to Japan.
A farewell breakfast was given in
honor of General Kuropatkin yester-
day at the Chinese iegstion.
Lieutenant General Shskhsroff has
been appointed acting minister during
the absence of General Kuropatkin.
The latter, who intends to make a
thorough inspection of Manchuria. will
be absent two months and will visit
Port Arthur. Daisy and Vladiyasaock.
Although the genersi's intention to
make the trip was announced public-
ly some weeks ago. his do has
excited speculation in view of the re
cent news from Manchuria. The ma-
trina minister has decided to order the
coustmctiou of twenty gunboats (which
will be furnished with turbine engines)
for the protection of the Russian front-
ier at the Amour River.
RAILROAD Y. M. c. A. CONVENTION
TOPEKA Kan, April 28—The ar-
rangements for the international con.
vention of the Railroad Y. M (1A
from April 30 to May 3 in this city.
have been completed and visitors and
workers are gathering. President
Roosevelt will be an honorary guest.
mm a few remarks at the corner
stone sylng of the new Y.M . Ops
building and later in the event
more extended address at the Audit-
ofillilli‘. one number or n residents
present will be at least 2. many
colonic iron Capella, and
ropean countries. Dre's!
l I of
Us Pacifi . Wt . —
kumef the ’(IIi‘Irtsco ”Alain;
Nickerhaip. of the Atlanta and INN-
rary of the religious word do meat
of use York are among tam who
willheh‘me '
(2'5th use; rash-rancid
ifrdm rain the
vcsnkmil’xi {tries-vim
r t c benefit
of the
. On this occasion tbs? “
ose famous ar- Q
- [2 to Id North Main St.
«“4:
IAgent‘ior May Manton' s Pattetttli.
Summer Underwear
0 comm with. _
rmm‘n‘
Tab much emphasis ch’linot be gIVsiIi this ies‘liirc «if our common
Just the underwear you winIit here. Just at prices that you want to ply.
Women’ a Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless. nicely trimmed. at 10c.
‘ Wamen's Jersey Ribbed Vests. Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, six dif- .-:
forest styles to choose from. at lZific.
Women' a Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed Vests lace and silk tape trimmed. i»
at ibc. I r
Women‘s extra size, fine quality .1 oray Ribbed Vests, handsomely li'ltu
mad, at 25c. o I
l'
i
v
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vests, from 260 up.
Children’s Derby Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, at 10c. VV
Children’s Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests V Neck Short Sleeves, at 160.
Boy' s Bnlbrlggnn Shirts and Drawers, 26c quality, at 19¢ each.
Men' 8 French Baibriggan Shirts and Drawers. full line of sites. at 26c
Men‘ s Forest Mills Balbriggnn Shirts and Drawers. Shirts LongI’
Short Sleeves at 89c each
Men’ a Best Quality Forest Mills Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers SliIh‘III
Longer Short Sleeves, Drawers Double or Bicycle seat. at 49c each.
SUMMER MILLINERY
Rudy-tows" sort of MIiIiIinsry. Hammond prettiest shapes In dainty
straw novelties.
5535 Washington SIIV' So. NCIWaikIQI
rt‘lIi
When you‘d-ad prIdout‘e shyihingsuc Werything’fn the line'of‘a who. one '
meat; also Miillnery with It saving of at least I‘ ‘
Tori Per Cent
Every Garment sold guaranteed a perfect fit and of the latest spring
style. Call and convince yourselfdf these facts before going elsewhere.
::i:| no:
68 Was gtori Strata,
N O R W A L K
“ HEILTH
SHOES $3 50
umois Mirna.
THE GREATEST COMPLIMENT
(bar width: human foot.
Come in and let us slim you why.
Good as any $5.00 560:.
Olsen’s Shoe Store
iisumeros s'r. "” recurs NdfiWALK.‘
l a.
o . II ‘
a,” .
-,. “uni munch. . r
”‘5' 'i .,
2f!”
81
r
I! :I-l.
This is the time of year when the baby needs plenty of fresh si
have the line of "Go Carts which-will insure pleasure for the unlike
es. as well as for the baby.
They are easy as well as pretty made for long one and don’t cost
We carry the well known makes of Heywood and Wakefield
F“. A. Whitney VVConVipanVy and Hailey Brothers. .
Rémamber the voting contest.
A J COLLINS & 00..
‘5 hFiJNhlAiV. mngcro‘ss sup nussagaann.
nods-mm
. ”knows”. Inseam go far wrong at present .1 ,
: Mufinmupotdearmuttbat is all we ask for NOV. 11%.,
" u. Wm ;
WWII—fiebuthaws Dressing. auger-phi.
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