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I' WEATHER FORECAST. ,
For Norwaik and vicinity: Gehei‘fl-
ly fair tonight. and Tuesday. Light
rain has fallen duri the paint 24
hours throughout the like region and
along the Atlantic coast north of idli-
beras. Considerable cloudy and un-
settled weather prevails this moronic
northern sections Conditions favor
for this vicinity cleariag' weather 'thl
upternoon and fair Tuesday. .
or
The offering next Sunday morping
at. the Norwalk Congregational Church'
will be devoted to the musical experts»
as of the church.
.Wiilard It. Gregory, of Brooklyn.
spent the Sabbath at. the home ofihis
mother Mrs. Julia C. Gregory, lam
France street. Norwalk. =
Fewer gallons: wears longer: Device
Ministering Circle, K D., of the Nor-
alk Congregational Church will hold
eir monthly meeting tomorrow at-
oon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. A. P.
I rs. 3 Leonard street, Norwalk.
rAn adjourned meeting of Grace par-
ish. Will be held tomorrow evening at
the church at 8 o'clock and at this
, eting the acceptance of the rector-
ip by the Rev. J. B. Werner, of
Stamford, will be brought up.
«'The following persons were receiv-
ed into membership on confession of
faith yesterday morning at the Nor-
w‘hlk Congr tiouai Church: Miss
Iii! Twist. ith E F ter. Miss
livaieen. H. Elm.- as Mary M rtin
Miss Jessie E. Poyvex and Edaw
Austin. .» l. j,
v—Sgflugction guaranteed when Va
nllla Crystals are used.
A service of unusual interest will
be held' at the Norwalk Congregational
Chapel Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
when a repreieutatlve of Tuskegee Tn:
stistrte will deliver an address on the
merit of his institution, to be illustrat~
ed by stereoptican views. The addres
promises to be both interesting an
instructive as no intelligent person can
afford to be bgialormed concerning
the work 05 “liter WWW listen
and his connection with this institu-
tiop. A otteripg will he received.”
A. A-Norwalk lady lost a pocketbook
containing about $14 at the South Nor-
walk depot yesterday. The purse was
picked up by a man in the vicinity.
He was noticed by several boys and
they gave chase to the fellow. and
traced him to a house nearby. The
mail abstracted the money and then'
started off again. Constable Goodwin
was called, and he succeeded In getting
the greasy restored tb the owner. and
them rdiqppesred .
Miss Agnes Lindeberg. who is study-
ing in the Backus Hospital. Norwich.
to be a trained nurse. is apendi g two
weeks' vacation at her home it ivy
Place. Norwalk. As soon.psI Miss
Lindeberg learned of Sadr ys rail-
road accident, she wentcto he Nor~
walk Hospital. apd, volunteered her
services as nurse. Se was told.
however, thatI re wou d hemp oper-
tions (mu (patty oy. a'nlLtkoregulsr corps
at the hospital cauld Care for the in
lured
—-Dr. Rosco. eye. ear. nose- and
throat 52 North Main street, South
Norwaik, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur-
days from 1 to 4 p m.
Frank Cheney. Jr.. a member of thudi
corporation owning the South Mg?“
cheptsh’ roiling. it provided a hind
alcdllrseof ‘.t l etion [or
ii an SI. ”flotilla“
marten“ t in lllé interest of :he
project. Miss A. Agnes Chapourian,
of South Norwalk. the talented more
no recently eng'agbd for the com
year“ at the Fourth Congrega 1».
Church Hartford. will be one a t.
:rrere’iiflrgwfilg Ia Hartford vocjl in-
- other instances; but none so a
is list all fissile W'ifid
1 Mi: wot,“ (”W3 %
thatarsfat
we“... WW“$’
«gag-e. assesses” n sllIII
i tor! choose to lovers of that article.
Idimonpa'lnt. “I” 3train misfit:
‘ ”fml‘
”WW“..—
atroll Mela. we law vim
rental. or Robert van nurse.
in Iltleataysoue, is being repainted.
Our Broilers' indent. 0.51. lb. of
Norwaib. is scheduled for a meeting
title dfliiilq.‘
ii ll Sailboats me well»
kuowb librwalk hardware man. was in
town Saturday
Miss C‘sr‘rle Lailin, of Hanfordtu
Place spent Sunday with friends in
New York city.
The confirmation class of St. Paul' of
Church will hold a meeting Tuesday
night, at which time further instruc-
tions will be received
—-Vaniila Crystals guarantee delici
ous desserts.
Paul Berg. Jr.. of Meadow street has
real his position with inunsbury.
Mlt ewsond dCompany, and is now
mioyod at the Lockwood Manufac-
tui‘. pg Company' a plant
The Hospital Whist Club will bc'on
tertainod Friday afternoon by Mrs. W.
S. Sturtevant. Elmwood avenue. Last
Friday’- meeting was with Mrs. Wil-
liamll. Hoyt. at Elmoreat.
Intense Dibble is offering rich, but-
Read his ad, and see what he has to
say.
The several companies of the Nor-
Fire Department will hold their
gammy meetin a tomorrow night. if
weather is c ear the tire apparatus
will be taken out for practice.
M . and Mr, rederick Lauder have
l', gthefrs‘k s‘ketch "Detained by
W" in Bridgeport the past week
and a number of people went from
Smith Norwai‘k to witness the act.
. '--The South" Norwaik Baptist
Church will hold a rummage sale,
Thurs. Fri. and Sat. of this week in
the Harvey Block, No. Main St.
Peter Marini, the well-known shoe
shining artist at the Lauder corner.
has installed two new shining standsw
at his place of business. ‘ They are
among the most handsome of their
kind in the city.
The young gypsie lad. Peter Mun
ning. who was lost and picked up by
Chief of Polioe.Bradloy, of Network.
Saturday afternoon. and taken to the
W ter street police station. was later
on led for by his friends.
Mrs. Gerard. of Norwaik. will give
a lecture on Forestry. at the home of
William 14‘. "Taylor. in Westport, on
Friday. May 16th. The proceeds will
be for the benefit of the Westport i l-
brat-y and Reading Room.
—Milk Crackers, 7c lb.
East Ave. Phone 141-3.
'Tthe'Tue‘sd‘ay night-class of the South
Norwalk Methodidt Epiacopal Church,
will meet tomorrow night with the un-
ion class meeting tuxthe A. 11.11:.
Church, Norwailt. The South Nor-walk
people will leave the Washington
street bridge in the first car after 7. 30
o‘clock. .
J. L. Phillips. New York; J. S. Mit-
chell, Philadelphia; George ‘Parsons
New Haven; L. Holllngsworth. Pitts-
ileld. Mass. . E. 0. Cooper, New York;
W. S. Butter-held. New York; lamesli:
DeKay New York. it. A Lewis. Bos-
ton. were guests Saturday and Sunday
at the Hotel Clifford, . 4,
The New. York Grocery Oomplny is
making special prices on stage: snaps.
lemon cakes. eggs. butter and Osone
soaps finned their ad. (or further intor-
motion. .
Many Daabury people. as well as
many from Stanford. South Nora!
and other planes, attended the tenant
of Miss Margaret Sermon. whiob was
held at St. Mary-’- Church. Bethai. Sat-
urday morning at 10 mm.
Father Flemming olloiatod. There
were many bountiful floral tributes. .
——Bsd blood and indigestion are
deadly enemies to spika Bur
dock Blood Bitters estroys em
The annual meeting of the Worn
an'e Association of the So Nor-
walk Cohgrégstlonal Church will be
held Wednesday at 3. 30 p. m. This
is the last meeting of the ladies for the
summer and it is earnestly requested
at each one attend There will be
M! hodr. ‘llh its! a“ ryIIIlltel‘I
age rfigular m Ilsa:
- utriputor so
come and hear 6'an othe In”final?"
year.
Latter Ito AW Q Grew. .
loath slim-Ill.
Dear Sirs: Everybody considers
.... co. and you
fifisbly rte-giant
I it. a
powwow... no;
figsgaffiglmeols Mini Putt?
blood“ a
‘l .. ,,
town _w . -- v -
teen ‘. .‘Sl’fieg
been repainted. aruIiII seems to be well
. NIT.
u;- use in} were fired. a.
convinced, we can send you a in
drag
paints. ltis e‘T‘ewq ,:wears
hm“ ‘ ' 9:3: a: a?
hon—mat was me Dow. ‘n'
in”. & Staples
Hardware Co sell our paints.
S. S. Tillolson
Sprinn Outline
Fine Millinery
MARCH ”if! mm -
. fabric with such“ on
'l’Hl l EA lies.
This apgflvsgerradaierps til“ white
atbilah ye; We“
it'd:
go): of”: W t ed
0 MthéI amass 0:?
wTheus is firm. in
pattern- n's thud-
cotton mixtures in g orioua patterns-—
qu sort 1! vii oewonarl.
ll. «fill. or... r .....
sity expensive. net- are butb 75 cable.
Frog) that there are my. prices down
to c. .
Damask waistlngs gain favor contin-
ually. “GiorlMlahia linear" one we
man called hem—slid 'straightawsy
purchased. e patterns now that
have not been shown before. inc. 39c
and bile. Plain linens for waists too.
The linen waist has come to stay for
the season. 25c, 35c to 95c.
Brown linens from lbs to 500.
The store is thiuki g of Graduation
Day already. There aflhecbliactios
of whiteIstoIffs for uatiug g-ghowns—
and amp n me u: to she t p.
indian ‘giinousA-c meg. 915. ‘l
Persian lawns—40¢ to 50¢.
Nainsooks—vlalfio to 60¢.
French lawns-25c to 81.
Iglmitles—izliI'Iéutco 25c.“
01mm '90 0
Silk mulls—25c to $1.
Dotted Swissesé-dhe to 76c
Swiss mulls—123‘s to .Tbc.
Front basement.
WHiTl. wool. Gi-DJ'HS.
First and foremotlt of all comes lux-
urioua crops to Chiba: How one loves
its “feel": how ha. some the purity of
its whiteness. 'yd. .
And Isaadowns; that silk-and- wool
W. dantitIoiusiin:
beauty. omen gm on are tesc
season: 'tl'a the Qilaen of s'ilk- and wool
yes. 81. 25 yd. ,‘
icilienne that doubly- strong and
doubly good fabric so like mohhir. 81. 60
and 81. 25 yd
Voile the fashion princess of the
season is particularly bedutifui in
white. 81 yd
“There are white mohair: of several
weights. all with characteristic luster
and charm. toe the ti and 31.25.
White scrgg of a good weight and
nice ilnlah c.
Left aisle. rear.
COLLEGE U. 0.
New collsbtions 0 songs and
glees. Complete official. 900,
Carmina Princetonia—Ol‘d Nassau‘ s
songs and glean-490.
Pan-Collegiate songs and glees—all
colleges represented—49c
Al the progressive music store on
third floor. ,, , .
Take elevator.
GRAPNOPHONI CLUI.
Two dollars is the initial expense of
joining. The graphophone you select
is delivered at node. flesh of coal is
met by easy hematite. We’ll gladly
give you full informhtion.
Basement
rue _ ROWLAND
any opens co.
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is notable
Lou, it namely. 'Thc hep it needs.
to digest your food, and until it gets it.
you won’t have any payee. Statuselto
double u' veryIII dis obstinate.
very din the most
Worn limes begins. ”with simple in-
We. The rested is that indigestion
t(II-or-ciigwdou, m bohrlthment) wukehi
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shackle The Monroe uniting,“ 3st I syrup.
marge. items
indigestlm audm repel?! st’renfith and health.
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John W. Benita.
Phcna 141-8.
ALWAYS, nanny
ro Paras voila locus.
We are so well equipped that we
on cemeteries balloting your
rooms at a very short notice.
Come in and look over the paper
designs we ave; we are confi-
dent that they far surpass
large proportion at much higher
prices
The New Lacquerat,
I. you.
Luann
canto-m r if”.
Idmyaa.“ or we will
a vamisb and stain combination,
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
menswear-smarter.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT’S THEATRE.
TUEScowuaiv s ‘
Mil. HlaAs'l'ilI‘l' KEL iv
Ml” EFFJ SHANNON
Manuement, Daniel V Arthur
In the great play:
SherioCk Holmes
By Sir A, Conan Doyle
and William Gillette.
Exactly as produced ror‘soo nights in
New York and 10 months in London.
eof seats opens at lion's s'i'bea-
t u Norw k and Wood's d
' 31o Nh‘walk. due in advance
all‘attrscticna :-
l 4
rrorfr's rhesus.
.‘ :Wlliie.
RIcIaIgM locum to: is. fl _--
All obiIar kinds of Flats at very low . .
_,,. l‘. ._ ...
2'? ‘Hldllon Square. and for a i ttle over
.r hours 0! ve-
J" .
aerated lock weapons rickshaw.
“In Recemhacsiebr
‘1:th sa'a'nw is th cit.a
yl‘a'a Ia.gre‘a'll.‘pidlv,"‘%h
1‘ ”a 0332”“, unique latipcl ion
flit fadolmh tlfim ”its
Ir r .
m’fi'vhai‘e d it”! 0t
rni
in. man at that "glossary!” Ly-
estre. for two" ye at the
two yotraand in re at Wallacii's. Some
years ago he printed a partnership
:éth lilac Edie Shoauon. wh o is very
heraliy regarded as the 306i mariti-
ful ingeuue on the Ame can stage.
and together they hava met with- coh-
apicuous success. This seagull, how-
ever, tinder the management of Daniel
V. 'Arthur they are eclipsing all pre-
vious records and in every city so far
visited they have played f capacity
houses. Not 0th is Mr Ks rey pecti-
lisrl'y suited physically to the popular
roguiremsnts of Dr. Do we detective
h to and the delicate bonds beauty
Miss Shannon imparts to the char-
actor of Alice Faulknera chsrin which
is irresistible Altogether the appear-
ance of these talented players in what
is the most sensational drama of ro~
cent years. will be an occasion of rare
interest in South Norwolk. 'l‘ueado'y.
May 8th.
"MAN T0 MAN ”
» "Man to Man" was the attraction at
Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday afternoon
and evening. The play was a meio-
drama in four acts and was well am;
ad and acted by the comp Y
goofing Bird, whiptled by art
arrell was goods]: and calledII Tth‘ltl
Itch d v a e a n‘IgI
I” and dancui” of the milling. ch id'renn
ii and tile, the latter in the role olf
"sci. lLiwttie German Man." were ex.
tremely clever, and they were obliged
to respond to numerous encorea. The
post all tion will be Elna Shannon
and Here Keicey in th'e well known
drama ‘Sheriock Holmes." tomorrow
night,
THE BLIND MI‘KAgIS THURSDAY
The musical and humorous entertain-
ment at lloyt a Theatre. next Thursday
night. by John and Marty McKay.
brother and sister. both blind. promis-
as to ho a delightful and interesting
event in the history of .Norwalk'a ab
:ractiona. This wonderfully gifted
New York and other states. Miss Mo
a rich baritone His humorous concep-
veiouaaince he has never been able to
look upon the actions of others. He
never fails to provoke laughter. bio
loss amusing are his specimens of lriah
wit. Brother and sister are both ex-
cellent pianists. I The program com-
bines concert with amusement. it .is
stony.
LOVERS OF TREES.
ry Association in Hartford.
cat Forestry Association was held in
Memorial Hall, in Hartford, Saturday.
Major B. V. Preston, president during
the-pear. presided. The attendance
was not as large as at the meeting
your. were elected as Toilets:
Hatch;
Vie'e-Pmaidenis-T. 8. Gold of West
of Hartford. and Willis l. Twitcheil.‘ of
Hartford.
Corresponding Secretary -— Mlle
Mary Winslow. of Weatogue.
Treasurer—Alfred Spencer .lr.
Hartford.
Auditor—Appleton ii. Hillyern
Hartford.
Advisory Committee—The oiilcers and
Dwight Loominr P. Henry Woodwardl
Maths 1'". Peck, John is. Dehisoh, Elev.
John Huntington Miss Antoinette
Phelps. Theodore W'lrth and Major ll.
artford. Mrs. Jessie
Booms Sou Norwalk'. Door
R. Griswold, ofiOId Limp. and Dr.‘
Iii Institutional
Titration rd modem s. ‘ik descdpv vs
at the w'ork that it bei done in
interest or foreitr’y by the Connecticut
Feller-n of Women‘s Clubs and Er.
Mnlfp a state forester; spore of
this well: n is being done with
appropriation of i
received’ ' '
M3 9‘ tani 9mm
y'tho' ”norm.
A bemoan” at the ipIEropriation
new“... a... -
of
of
l
couple have received many. flattering a
notices from the press of Connecticut. 7
Kay has an exceptionally good soprano
voice and her brother is possessed of
tiona of character are regarded as mar- .
two hours in length, and free from men *
Annual Meeting of Connecticut Foraat-
The annual meeting of the ConnectL ,
one year ago. Dilicera for the ensuing j
Mont—waiter mirror-n of New ;
Cornwall. Professor Henry Ferguson. '
0|S‘Iecretary—illverett S. (leer. of Hero
his. survey
about 0'0- ncres of I
or “‘0.“ "
it .,I
fclcnt styles to choose from, at 12%c.
til. 1 Po.
med. at 25c.
Short Sleeves at 390 each
Long or Short. Sleeves, Drawers Double
straw novelties.
Tao crush" Omaha-Ia" vinmt be dive.» on.“ fusible of catamaran-W «
Just the underwear you want here. Just at prioea-that you want to ply.
Women' a Jersey Ribbed Vests Sleeveless, nicely trimmed. at 10c. . ‘
Women‘ s .lcrscy Ribbed Vests. Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, six flit-I,
1
Women' a Fine Qllniity Jcrscy Ribbed llcste lace and silk Itape trim!“
Women's extra size fine quality Jelay Ribbed Vests handsomely trlmItI'f
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vests from 26c up. 1.. 5
Children' s Derby Ribbed Vests Sie eveleas or with Short Sleeves at 100.
Children’s Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests, V Neck, Short Sleeves, at. 150.
Boy's Baibriggan Shirts and Drawers. 26c quality, at 19c each. 1
Men’ a French Balbriggon Shirts and Drawers, full line of since. at the
'Men' s Forest Mills Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
SUMMER IlLLINERY.
Ready towaar sort of Mlilluery. newest and prettiest shapes in dainty
’2 l‘Il
r'
Shirts song or
. i
or Bicycle sent. at 49¢ each
Ammonlnted Ilorair ‘
is f? 1.. .:- ...
\ 010V" 3“ WI. WITH!
wainNdPo can};
Clothes watched with SATIlti GLOSS retain the
sweet odor of the soap. 1
300 ELEGANT PRElllIlUMIS WlTll‘
Write as for our 24 illustrated in, H , . '
W‘ W. xiv til-mt, I
a of SATIN
David S. Brown Q Cc.
: (“f‘
we give free for.
i» .fi ..
Slot“.
NEW
sealous TURN m satiation
Now 15.090 Juliana Out in New York
City and More Expected.
NEW YORK, May 4—Thc strike of
ltallan rock drillers and diggers took
a more serious turn in the Bronx today
and 60 policemen were sent to keep or-
der along- -excavations for water mains
where 1.200 men are at work in the
strikers' places. A rumor was circa
I‘d‘ldll'd" ii“ “iii? "‘1'." t
a at! w mare on
and try induce aware-5s
so were picketsd along the excavao
lion and all Italians near it and noted
Wking were ordered to move on.
Eds of ltsliaus. however. marched
and shouted harshly at the men in
1.000 men on strike in the city and
thaguailiI work in the Bronx soon wool
made .
y-instance of its appliohfiona is in.
y'Hsven. where the» term have.
well: was
r places. Agent La (1 of the lithe Iawaitueonlymana
an Labor Union. uni: {fine we'rel state can be sum from waste of.
Highway Commiaaidner
Meano to Enforce the I.
There is a claim in the h
law which provides that .
which state money has been ex
shall be kept in reps”, it h
always been enforced; {fill it is
eating to notice that the moat.
been observed with
highway commissioner, who h
1:;th
ground that t could not
Enforcement of the repair pro '-
by M
large sum it contributes every
to roadbuilding, says the H
Times.
Norwalk Chronicler