i {I we m!
In I
IWOW‘
W2
balcctlcas.
K. BAN K3.
unlimited
MPkHM' some out»
For Norwalit and vicinity: Fair to-
night probably lair Sunday. The area
of bigh pressure that was in the ink:
Iegon yest r ng b .m ye
slowly Bantams: minis 11533.net:
over NW. Md
pleasant weather in the central sec-
tions and eastern section? It‘ls l'oia'
lowed by a slight dietu‘rbance that. is
central th'fs morning 11 ’the uppere nu -
sissippi .V ~,
produce’d ght I331” shw were in o'l’be
northwest; .licavzy local showers hue
occured on the south Atlantic coast
geringw the bbst t“ lbadgers. iflti is peril:
e tho s cc w ass on
to sea bonnet ,(ti4 l-lttteras. Cognition!
favor for this vicinity ,generaily plea-4
cant weather with slight chalice for
local showers on“. S‘Imdny
Mrs. J. A Stabdii. 6! Spring stiget
has roceiveda r”paper from t or
Frederick Gerhp ar.dt in .11in '
recently which IIcontained an accountt
‘of the hanging of two murderers in
Dawson City.
A good-sized delegation' at Cfit‘llolicII
Union Council, Knights of Columbus.
of Norwal will go to Stamford to
menus: at mean and witness the con
merrlng of the third dagree by St. Ans
tine Council.
178m. Pearl Bolt Hate. O'Brien.
D Gottlieb is advertising broken lots
in suits at a. marked reduction. :10. 00
at 58.54538 Mkiiitnot? 1 i
The remains of. John 4W1. Darrow, a
s .
veterm : yL. _.Twenty-slxth
Conn ut te'era', who died
Thu day at he Noroton Soldiers'
1 ome. were taken to Niantic for in-
tel‘iilbii!‘ yesterday.
~Nstive~ Asparagus.
Hayes's.
' Since Pastor Kretm'ann is éabsenl
1 30c bunch.
attending the confiention’ fofil' é-‘Ea’l
crn District ot1.t Dyan Lat
eran Synod of lssouri. D to and
other states there will be no servi es
in St. Peter‘ 3 German Lutheran Ch'ufich
tomorrow.
Major Wesley M. Niblock. of the HQ-
tei Norwalk who has been quite aer-
lously iii is considerably im loved to
fine major 'ekpected c attend
the G. A’. ”R. Encanipln‘snt in D‘anb'nry
and was very much disappointed not
to be able to.
h —-Vaniila Cryetals cdnta‘ln no airb-
Ol ‘ :2;
Read the adyertisement of the Olsen
Shoe Store and you may save a little
money in purchasing your shoes today
from that store
The McKibbin base ball tend]. rc—
spiendent in their new uniforms, w
play: a practice 1game on the Baxter
grounds. this afternoon. The uniforms
are red and white and the team
presents a very neat and asttiy an
resume, 149.9?er .._ ._.4
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or in
stltutlon supported by voluntary con
tribution will vbn kmrgi quan-
tity of ihe More“ iles1Pure
Paints whenever they paint. ‘
‘ mer"“mvsm W?” midfield
years. Sales: Tens of millions of gal
ions; painted nearly two million hous-
es under guarantee to repaint it not
satisfactory: The paint w
our Agents: Cos ock
Dow. South Nor-walk; Hubbeli & Sta
‘ pies Hdwe Co. Norwalk; W 8 Go 44er
& Sen. Westport: Northrop
Southport. i 9444:»
shall."
"x
.
scaowasrw merge! or.
.1 MM”W"'1M
IsuthN Incline.
it in. mum W
, with .4550 ions at ,anthracite coal for
yesterday tinge“): but us lrs
.111... Mt
.. noes stall
" Mi!“
week and "florist! in tin; Barker Plot
. . a list of b 4
._ 1‘ not your '
I , PT THE APPE-
I' . ‘1 1-1171-
area I.- not» trim» in new
‘1HWhle.’ Yam Borbibs.0'kian.i1
Miss Emma Bysboe. of Union street
mists measuring m an ‘attacit on the
mlloodorc Knapp. of Golden Hill
street. went to Wilton today to Incite a
"visit
-—-LaInb Fores. 8c lb. Haycs's.
The pharpie Mellie. owned by Cap~
tain lit-apple E erwin, In being over-
Miss ”Evelyn Bordon. of South Non
walk. visited friends in New Canaan
Tuesday.
4 —aosi4ery, Underwear Corsets and
Club w? ”db!!! be “loam: ills for the
ith It Co.
Miss Ryan has returned to her home
in Utica, New York, after a4 visit in
Quiainrd avenue . -‘
AStull. the Cottage avenue grocer
is advertising groceries which he
claims are as good as the best.
MI!» E. B. COMM of Norwalk. is vis~
iting '”her daughter. Mrs. “H Jen-
\hx flamenco. ~ "
We}. w.br was of a hold
ion 11 :5 t‘he ”imperial d n. it;
been a or as s over.
351. now conslde lonerofh he stan-
did was "'
Free reopen Light and Lucien Bogsrdus
attehded the Consolidatlt‘in hearing in
Wind yesterday.
if you want to see something inter-
estlhg. toor st (Iterator Hotel Clifford
Sundey Nil“? ”RM: 1 -.
The Mlsses Hawkins, of Southport.
have been entertaining Minn Anna
ileuxhurst. of Norwaik,
—~Vaniiia Crystals, the perlect iiav
urine 1
Mis Nellie Bodkin, of Danbury. is
her uncle. James M.
Crezgh. of Main street.
diam
en 9
at the Decker Field
d ino good condition for
today s first game of the season.
Addie Freeman Art Wot will close
at noon Saturdays (birth the summer
months‘ commencing tody
The Boston Store Company have ar-
ranged to sell Irish linen‘ paper at 5c
per box and will allow e'ach to have
two boxes. This sale will be from
more 8:301.» m. .Mohdity «vetting.
4. «Hammocks and Croquet at right
lit-ion. H. I. Bulklsy, 52 Sb. Main St.
Church Sunday nl ht, May 17th for the
purpose of’écnilr Ink a [large class.
The Nora/all: Fire Police Company
has received a new piano and the mem
bars, are well pleEbbd with the instru
mad:
1‘
“Mons and Boys' Caps. 0' Brian.
Saturday evening at 8 p. m. the Sal
viitioh Army will have a costume
meeting at their hall, 18 South Main
street 4’
-Tho "E. M C." Club. of Norwalk.
will meet Tuesday evening of next
week with Miss Fanny trsyt. of east
avenufi.‘ I 53. m" . .1 'r , .
«10 lb. pail Pine Lord. 51. 20. Hayes's
Charles Finnegon' s catboat “Peek- -a
Boo" is being placed in the water af-
ter going through .143 thorough mer-
bauliilzv
Mrs‘. Andrew Little. oi! anbury. is
the guest of her sisters, Misses Fan-
ge end Kittie filer-.k Merwin street.
orwaik. ‘
--Window Shades and Lace Curtains
are specials for 589.]!155W days. M4-
8. Smith & Co.
The barge William Robinson Is at
the Wharf of E. M. Tolles and Cannon:
that firm.
L Davis & Son are advertising to-
day suits for children. The pri-
ce is 39 cents' per ”it...“ Read the buyer
tlsément for failed- particulars“.
“Suit 'Pcrr.‘ Ibo lb. Hayes 19.
Archer B. J gratings. of Yaiesville
will be owner“ ‘at the session of The
Jennings. Club tomorrow noon and dc
liver am address
r‘it one Irma the wet-
{£35m siroet
3’“?
—New arrival Fresh Candy all do
vars.“ ';'M semitones.“ '
$6 ew‘M this!“
tbvnoston-ysa-
terday, on account of the critical in-
iai‘other. . . 1‘4 or
her. s‘bomgfilbf" DWIIIII”
acct
14: “I .r
Parker.
fivefir
"£33an laid bD fifit‘m
page? so
will
.1 11?;
in
—-Colonial style Derby. O‘Bri
‘1‘ W W
to law an urdgrhin the Hand:
translated and. printed in other lan-
gusgns, and distributed about the corn
“1’".
look
1. sum
1 don
Bilue foulard printogén‘wbita is u
stab o a sum r an
ego be In thfilct is plan
eyei'y' pineal
cindil or are
the fashion.
Other colors in
white M
seasonab
1 Ivory?
a good roundnwmy’
not price at 59 calm. Here it in at cm
saving of 11 cents on each
Ought to sell the entire“ it
though it is in a dub—or t odt In
Would If you could see it in the
as it reallyis.
time
hotc
A
JG
of si
86
late
how
Ufll‘
«it.
John
John
Josiah H. Marvin Samuel Grumman
spam 4
. .1 ‘3 , ...?-1-—-'-——-—
ced ed’ii'aifsu’rbaoms.
m “1'18“. ‘
P
om?-
mrsl n "
“lit
meat-alt. "uni finest 'fabrld It
s and coolness ever woven for ‘
Women are quick to see the value
of such-an offering. The store has had
no such shoe news before
'1 these stream seine} to
Look at what one) ll"! 3 '
Shoes of patent colts 11° or cl kid;
some button, some lace: this spring's
fiery seine with Goodyear melted
Regular 52. 50 and 53 shoes-and in
all sizes to begin with.
55. 75 go 'way d
fancy white vesting.
style, handsome, g
They ve suffered by handling.
each one is about the biggest 52- worth
yeNo need to say: lie quick!
air bids one cling to the laeflet
0f cieth in corset and reefer style——
Voile is an ideal m M‘sbirts for
so light yet so ilm and handsome that
more and more firemen seek it each
week. ‘
These skirts are best examples of
had in many a day. Trimming of taffeta
gives them mortuary:
515 and 816. 50 ,
WLID IND SD
1111...:
JOIN..um
I of 1..ss{lnias.r 'i or"
.7.)
1 i
any waives OILHO- i,
mar wear at ah ilnpcr nt reduc-
in “be?” .‘ ‘Q
as set/thins
ty on
printed in the dotsa
m Wes um are at
...1.
l.
sacs 11‘ well:
on 4....renr'" 1*“
ngioiirie oft ilection is
We wortlratits us-
rd
tity. bigm
t.
rs
r .
Left aisle. rear.
32.50 and “.m'auoaa'pmn.
Will:
01 ..15
Shoe store.
WANTS—52‘.
lot of wpizts that were 53. 50 to
we to "- The?“ of
e fthis ,pring's
but
Second floor.
JADKRTS.
Atouch of frost that lingers in the
new ones here in plenty
lit in blouse sheds
and more.
" Second floor. .1
uswvolda‘nxiara.
spring and early summer. 'Til
nicely voile makes up that we' vs
Second floor
is; trowLANo
nay/Doom co.
Reclamation
I” Jan-ht.“ ‘6'.” 1
bpuru answerer
‘15..“
or mmfimmao 00
A
1-
fihrrla e ‘c‘ffi y%
H. Knapp Christian bwarta
H. Light E. H. Mathewson
J. Wallace Marvin.
WWW: salaried
5‘ he.
er kinds of Fresh Fish at m
5
4_K|NDS, GRADING, ROCK EXCAVA-
Phone 147-8.
-——-
._ .w. .‘sr ,
ALWAYS READY
TO PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
we are so lfinish moored that we
email cam Malice p Karin; your
4 rec in” s ivory. but no.4 tip‘e
M14365; over the paper
ave; we are conn-
do! that they far surpass a
large “proportion at much higher
prices.
The New Lacqusrat,
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
.towl_l. s ‘ X“
2407*” Waste.
mm
4 ENmem ;
2.; 3i.“
Hovr's” ”THEATRE.
SATURDAY. MAY 9 -
' Marinas and Night.
Original Big Double Spectacular
Stetson $4
Uncle Toin" 5 Cabin
Cc. under the management ‘of W
w. Washburn
THE BARNUM- OF THEM ALL.
More Grand Novelties than ever.
figmeyw‘fsm. Mactfianlcai ill!
I “'3 my Bud.
Colored Female Fife I: Drum Corps.
Blood Hounds. Genuine Cake Walkers.
Bueirand Wing Dancers. Male and Fe-
male Quartettes. Jubilee Singers.
Grand Vision and Transformation
Scenes
Which for the Big Parade—it Beats II
Ci rcua.
Matinee. Prices. . lo and“ cents.
25.43511; 691 we
Evening Pr'css.
Saispf asstslohans’at lion's 'rhss-
th silt and Wood's drug
store. Norwaik, 5 days in advance of
all “bacilli”. _
g!» y ray,” ,,
inlaid tumult
- General.1(lontractor.
names numerous ‘counsc
nous. --ws'rnn “WORK or ALL
TIOM'MM NOIK. »
Small or Large Jobs of Any. Kind.
Estimates Cheerfuliy Given.
26 WoodSt. 19 ”email.
. .1 ”Weeds:
Baits island
* 1. i: you.“
For Sale. "
ori
increafi
price in-
.-.v“:lh,1;
£51111: 111315233611.
1.11.0141.
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Ebuifioucoithenmtussu- to
541 Well Si Norwuk L;
‘; MITHO. -
‘ W’ilbl Methodist :111
.W 'D. Dunc
n'r 1"“ I W,
9.11%“me Sine
Who'd“, i
p p'les function’r
"An Epworth Leag ‘
15Wct0ryfl"
WI be:
. CIT
a ..
f0I Tod
ugross
Rd iant Morn
ssrs. P ' t 1
teMfiC‘ome 1min _ ~
how r ~ LL...
anthem, "
s.
orwaik Methodist EpIerpll U h
«out. LK M W
Mongomery.
1355355.“
vice 4.
morning serice wi ll :‘
Sunday school and neon class at 12
m: Epworth League service at 8: 30
p. In: evening service. with sermon.
at 7: 30 p. at. Music for the day: An.
than. “Juhliate in A" Buck; .8010 for
a. "One Sweetiy Solemn Th alight."
3.11:; '
tick: Gloria Pstfiri Nevin;
"Now the Day is Over" Mar :nupr-
tat! e. "There’s a Friend in the Home-
land." Havens
Bait Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Grur h. Rev. E. Cunninghamfl pastor-
Morning service. preaching by pastor,
10: 30 s. or; to o‘flonesty; Sunday
Iw.hpol 12 in; miles League. 3 p. In.:
conducted by, Mrs. Bowel}; poster will
meet probationérs at 5: minor.
League, led by Miss Sadie Randal.
6: 30: topic. Obedience to Our King.
Issuing service, 7. 80;. matching by.
go Newer tonic. “Sinking Peter's
A. M. iii. Church, T. B. McConnell.
pastor—ll a. m.. pranchinl: 15: 30.
Sunday school; 7 p. .m. Christian En-
deavor: ’I: so 1): m., presentation of
Hoiy Bible by Brother .1.
from
anniversary sermon to Grand
Order of Odd Fellows, by Rev. . B.
McConnell. All are welcome.
CONGNIDATION: “
it? '- gstional
rChurch?” st lei lowingEl ethe mu.
sicai onrograms for tomorrow: Morn-
gan'Pdelude. Pastoraie. Mer-
: alibi-bet. Gloria in Excelsis. Wil-
bola: soprano sole. 1 Will Lay Me
Pawn in Peace Ellis. Organ Postiude.
Fools. Vespers. Organ more, Gou-
nod. quartet, 0 Lamb ofGod Miller;
Offertory, organ. Ads. to, Rbeilthemr.
quartet He Shall ome Down Like
Rain Ailen’ nflua‘rt‘ Evening Shad
owe Gently router. “inns
First Conventional Church. Nor.
walk. GeorgeD. Egbert, patch-titer
lug preaching service at 10: on;
log by the pastor: Sunday so 001 at
1215: evening service at 7: 30, "the
tlon'--~' --.~‘.‘is There a Core to:-
Fright t?" Music: Morning. Prelude
Cantabile. op. 21, No. 1'. Des ayes;
"The Homeilight. " (requested). cy;
trio, The Blessed Trinity. Aaderton;
bass solo, A Psalm .oLCcInfont. tome?
quested); Alien; Postiude, lMore
Trillmphal‘e', Lorri. Evening. lude
Carolina in 13- Ball: “be. it is l!"
Fears: “The Shadows of the Evening
Hours." Barri: Postlude, British Chor-
us, on 58 No. 2. Gulimani. T ursday
evening service at 8. monthly dy in
current events; ‘Y P. Stunting Thurs
day at 7: 30. "The Story swaccbeus.”
EPISCOPAL.
Grace Church, Mattias. 10:30 a. m.,
Processionsi 3f21‘Gohnod; Venlte in C,
Jones; Te Damn. in G. Hopkhm‘Iu.
bilete. in D Woodmdgrhylnn 414.
Williams: hymn 485. Hassler: Otter-
tory, i win snag olet‘y Power. or
van: Recession“ 519, Mosley van.
song.1ioo.9.riel; Festival Veraicles,
Talus; Magnificat in F. Toner; Nunc
Divotitls in F. Toner: hymn 408.051“;
onertory. Blessed Are the Merciful.
ililosg Recourbnai on Smart. ,1
SW
4.” .
South Norwallrfilitlet Dev. H. B
Carpenter. pastor—Morning worship
ext 12:4,”? trade of ear ‘ .“Thon
er 9nd Um! No " 9%
ugh-33b1,: 333””
s.
‘ ”enfotgt 011%ng
éofibty :to 6: 30: 'Evening service nth
n Miran to 9°!!! lei-V1190 0'
terminateslaaniayndhvla
D. Taylor, ‘.
Mrs. Charles St. John; 8 p. m...
nlted 1
son; offertcry, organ, invocation, Du- .
third in the series of Burning (Ms- :
”9117.‘1w11..4’
8! WASHINGTON ST»
at 150.
mad, at 25c.
Too much emphasis cannot be given this future. of our summer ”MW.
- Just the undsrwsar you want here. Just as prices that you,4went so pay. "
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless. nicely trinimed. at‘llot
farent styles to choose from. at 121/“).
Women 3 Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed Vests lace and silk tape trim
Women's extra size, fine quality JcIsy Ribbed Vests, handsomely "in
Batter quality in Lisle or Silk Vests from 25c up.
Children s Derby Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with ShortSleevos.at19c
Children's Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests, V Neck Short Sleeves. at the.
We Balbri‘ggan Shirts and Drawers 25c quality, at 19¢ each. I 1
Men’ s French Balbrlggan Shuts and Drawers, tuil line of sites. at 36o "
Mans Forest Mills Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
Short Sleeves at 39c sash.
Long or Short slams brewers parole or Bicycle seat at 49c mil
sooner MittiliERY
1.11. ".11.
Shirts Lo
”4, “4..
on!
or
Erato ii
Reynold! came to
Mind
atrium“ 1a.!
$5
spiders.
NORFOLK
Will-b mask mat
flnfin
more all two
concern - re.
iiit
fl 1*, \ :Quit'
’a‘iaeitwthmo we sell the: m
M“ “A "W to get correct and Morougfily
sfimatdaaikflkm
u
as: N‘filfin udAL.
Garnish Evangeiical ogear-vines are
conducted ebery sunday afternoon at
scribes himseKif as George Reynolds.
an Englishman. wasmrnsatad today as
a result of a robbery f silverware and
Jewelry valued at 5 0,090 and some
78. from August Belmont.
n property W recovered.
till! W y a week
80¢ employment as second
man at Mr Bolmont's country home
A part of the
lewairy is tour pearl studs valued at
and the silverware comprises
The case was put in the
hands of Joanne-m McClusky last eve
hint audits men. arrested Reynolds in
some short end Mandela property in
a imam balm nearby
W
nostaav’mat to one: wdRK.
May 9-Barrltt
4:?! 321105,;
DEW c
Vii 154‘ me ll
991'“ Magi“ title
bxpec
to fist-111%. mind“ so hands. A s‘iiltm mill
is at present the only mauutscturiing
bottoming ciothe‘s so be .
robbed and Serf
exce55iv
9.3-“
cup—.1...
Decided Net to Hsui Har Out ‘,
Owing to line sailing Dru:
20',qu mom Swedish Cong BRISTOL 3- 1 “'4'- it"? 0.
ti Cfibur Mby the poster, Rev. mgfiarles 951.9191 ”358919" ngdmgew ii! ‘
A' re 95'. ‘ day gbt and exhorcdm has
my 1 dawn. Althea everything1
NEW%€I fiflffisfifinflog: 0,, for hauling out the yacht in order
her underbody. mlghtw be cl
brisk nort teht wi 9.31;me
itwdsd Nita. Billie 1‘
a spin instead of putting her on .
ways Soon after breakfast her not
soils were fit up in gtngw
o ’cloch
ifigymggem pre-
0
e C regatta
to T31): do n “the:
hints on board it was twain“
tryingato .get ready togivey
ances brush Thoma! modestly
been unbent was but into ’1
set up; and the crew was a
the canvas of the ”in;
been receiving ttten
apparentiytr tringlv
shipshape be are the Reliance s
out V-ur -
LONDON
wagging; e (gotcha ”4
by filly" rm
Jubilee handloari to! sole
for three year aids, and u
mile sac warmers! Y 11$ , .
first the Duke of Westminstenix 4
second and Hum! was third.
teen horses started. ‘1
of
5.1.:
resume
«Sm; 1.
7"0414-1 a; .4.“
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