iadhoi’l'lus’ I
(iorM Covet?
lOc..i§c.-nnd 250'. ‘
I «A‘s «I In A:
5;. KIIBAN‘KS,
45 c It immutarorc—u
nominate “0th Block.
.I. I"; "\»10.'
south Newslk, Conn. , .
3l
WEATHER FonncAsr”
For Norwslk and vicinity: Rain or
sport tend slightly warmer tullillll
Clearing 1.Iresdria '1th
disturbance
that was in western TIIxus Saturduyi
morninfi. .htu moved slowly rIortiIIrIrIItI
ward. and is no“ ('(‘llll'ill in tht south-
ern portion of the Luke- region and the
Ohio vs'llry The front edge If in“
storm ettonds as far Inst tll' i‘ittsburg
at 8 It In. it will probably reach this
vicinity late this afternoon or tonight.
The temperature continues low .Ii the
northern sections Conditions tutor
for this vicinity, min or snow late. this
afternoon and tonight, with slightly
, higher temperature, folioIIIId on Tues-
day by clearing. nIIIl slightly low'IIr
temperature
James Scale, of South Norwalk. who
a visitor in Derby Friday evening
Douglas Fowler Post Grand Army of
the Republic. will hold it meeting to
night at 8 ocloclt
1‘ o tinnt‘utl meeting of Old Well
Hug and h'tddcr Company will be lit: id
toni ht nt 8 ocioclt.
Colonel Albert A. Pope. of Humor-,0
will lecture at Bridgeport April 14. on
“ The Uplifting of Grant. Bimini-Its. "
A meeting of the BirdClub willdre
held tonight with Mr. and Mrs. Red-
dington Dayton 40 Elmwood avenue
01d Well Hook and Ladder Company
will hold its annual election of ottlcsrs
tonight. at the headquarters in Hart-
lond street. ‘ ’
A meeting of Palestine Castle. Au-
cient Order‘ Knights of the nlystic
Chitin will be held tonight at tho bull
in Washington street.
Orrin S. Barnum formerly of iIIII-
bIIry, and more. recently of New 1orlI
city has become. secretory, (If the Don-
bury Hut Manufacturers Association
succeeding Benjamin Deland. ,
lchI. Kenneth Mackenzie. I'octor- of
the Memorial Church of the Holy
Trinity, will address St. Paul's branch
of the GIIIII‘ Friendly Soc-lily, at the
Tomi Assembly hull. iIII sday ov.tIulIIg
Hon. Samuel h‘oI-Isendon left Stum-
ford Thursday. tor California where
he villi Join his family, who h we been
touring in California for some time.
Mr. lI‘IIssInIden goes west in new .‘ch of
rest.
Mrs. MI-Iiy J. Frost, who has, been
spending the. wintn' with a daughter.
Mrs. Williams, in New Haven. has re-
turned to South NurWalk to reside with
her Ilhirghrcr,‘1itIs. geor‘ge W Harris,
Lowe street.
Dr. Stephen Kelley. of New1‘ork
city. w,lro with his family occupied the
handsome residence of Captain Alvah
Tntlrill at iiiII'lIon Bluff, his: summer.
is to take possession again in n few
weeks and remain throughout the com-
ing summer.
Pimof Daniel A. Stanton will give tin
infonnnl dance at. the Casino, in Slums
ford next. Thursday evening, Ittmhich
numbers of his Stamford class and
thI' ll friends will be present. 'l‘ht tooth
NorIIulk class is alt‘mdy making ar-
rangements for the final reception.
IIhich will be hold the first Vi odncsdny
after Lent.
Town Clerk Scott has completed the
footings, of the grand lust of 1008. and
The Press prints them herewith satis-
fied that the. people of Ridgctlold will
be pleased with the showing their
grand old town has- mnde in the year
just passed We have. grown in wealth
nearly $120. 000 and in II town of
Ridgetieldr size, with no manufactur-
ing to speak of. this is a very satisfying
and solid growth. ~Ridgefleld I‘rcss.
A number of Norwalk Knights of Co
lumbus are planning to go to Washing-
ton. D. C on the Knights of Columbus
excur'sion in April on the occasion of
the presentation of $50 9 to the Na;
tiorrnl Catholic University by that or-
der. which is, to- take nlseo April 13,
The. fare which has been announced for
Georgetown Shad, 120 lb.
that trip will be full fare going and one
dollar returning a-conitlcuto. Bie- amongst! Trout, 1°01”,-
sides the formal resentstloit examines. WeakIFinh. 10f: "I
the Knish“ Wilton—mimosa“ spasm: and Bonita Mackerel.‘tloc III.- .
g1: follotvhrgg gut gill btg gecelved by. Clsooes, . ; 10c lb
Hoflteient .3 coder I a ;:tlre fWhite White‘lilaltbut. . . . .ific'lb
{I
VF;—
.IIIIIIIIIIIII III-I- III .. II
' moot Wotltlt‘lidlll’ evening. ft! [it‘d Mtul'.
. Afii’ltW spasm onions A‘r
be
led to be mneld t rrow rushing
Our brothers Lodge ~30, 0 pit, or
NorWllit, our [1010 It dutch IIIII Iron
int: ,,
Mr! J. Milton
0““ng- ts spending the day in Not.
York clt)‘
'llto Norwrtik Aerie of Eagles W“
Hall, Willi street. , ‘
lob‘ble Vii-NIH” I and _ FI‘IIIIIII Wendi.
of New York, hIIII been Innklngu stior
May with lI-.IIInIlI in South Norwttllt
tiles lilIInI-iIII Gibb; It. Now ion.
lIII IIIIIIIlInsIIti Ii piece of pIonIItI l.
IIIopiIII i'tuirrs through W B. tit-darrno
there will be on basketball grunnr it.
the Norwuik Armory, this evening. tli
I-IIIIIIIst with Stamford having “(in
I- :iIIIclloIl. '
A meetlriu of the Norwnlk l'liiilditr
Loan and Investment Association \'.’l.
he liIIIIl tomorrow night at H Willlillilh
inn HlI‘CCl.
IIII'IIIIon No. l. A. 0. ll.. of him
II IIIII. IinI hold II dance in Hibernian
Hall, Wail sweet, on 'l‘iiursdsy II'I'III.
mg of this \vait
(‘IIIIIIIIIIII i will drill at the. armor)
tIrIIIIIIr'oII IIIII iii-.Itg thII the no.
I;IIII;- Jorge IIIIIIII rides writ probably b.
used [Ill tllt' Drill time. i
tistholic t‘rtion CountiL Knights 0
Columbus. wlrl assemble this eveninr,
'ilre matter or Iouferring tho . .II'tl dc
I'm on. March .tltlr, will come up. .
The Whatsoovcr Circle of the. Ititig'.
Daughters of the South Norvinlit Con-
tzt‘ogtttioniii Cnurch; will most “In
Mrs Frank Gleason. 87 llay‘vww on
true, Tuesday, at 8 rpm
‘ —-1’ears of suffering relieved to in
night. itching piles yield at once u
lhc Ctll'tltlie properties of Donn 3 Dim.
IIIIIIIt. NeIer fairs. At any drug
tore, 50 cents. '
Proprietor Timothy J Sullivan he
just had a telephone installed in III
I.‘ il.' tot-in Hotel, at the corner of Roi.
Ioud IIII-Irue nird Monroe street 'io
Hill is 390-4. .
The train leaving South Norwaik to
New York at 010.6 p. 10., in dlsconttn
IIIIIl commencing today, and the trait.
leaving nt 4:07 w it her'oartor lilill‘t u.
:.I 4:. o'clock Truvolers— should rnI-IkI
note. of thisdnct.
Orville H. Swift mail clerk. is ugnii
ill tit his home in Hitvilnnd street, on
is now on sick leave until April 1. MI
I-SIIift was ill for some time. tndn rc
srtmed his duties for a Single day, bu
it won too much for him.
1‘ hot IIIIIiiIIs' Weekly Whist Club wil.
I.;iIIIt with Minis W. L. Blasctir. OI
lIyo n‘ II t lllt’I‘, on Wetlnesan afternoon
of this deck, instead f \Iith Mrs. 20
run on Priestley, as nnouuced prc
IlIiIIslI' i‘ll these I‘oltimtts'
The Commercial Record gives tlrI
weekly summary for Norwallt as bola,
three. real estate sales. with mortgage
of 39000. For the second book it
Mnrclr. last year, there were tell sale:
and mortgages of $5, 800
Mrs. Catharine Brown, widow 1! AI
but 8. Brown, fell on the porch of be.
home at 120 South Main street, last
addition to injuring herself generally
in R M. Wolfe attended to her lnlur
lost. ‘ .
”Best msk'e pianos Weber, lfranict.
8: Bath, Chickering. Golder, Stet-ring
Whooloc'lt. liardnfltn & Huntington
pi arms tit J W Stud'welis also It Shoo
iuger piano for half price.
Mrs. Cnrl Schaub and son i‘hilli
Built-00d merino, Went to New iii
Saturday, where they spent the hub
built with Mr. and Mrs. Charlts hither
Mrs Miller was formerly Miss i‘nIuII.
lichtblnu of South Norwalk. ’l‘itc
\iIIliors intend to cull upon Mr.» Mair
Iille during their stay in the City of
Elms. ~
Five Waysto Cheat.
There are these five, ways of indirect
III paintr' , ‘ ‘ ‘
it) stufiod out with chalk, or some-
.hing like that;
(2) barytcs. better than chalk. but no
cm t‘l‘liii. to it: nobody knows its
there; ,
(It) benziuei n the oil. or water, or
other such stuffing.
(i) too thin—too much liquid. what-
ever it is. for the solid; '
(5) short measure;
l New will you buy the price per "gal-
on”.
,We. have a state chemist II certificate
of analysis that tells what‘s inILtevoe.
F lilibli F180
5 lbs. for 250
5 lbs. for 26¢
Fresh Herring. .
Bllver'i’ moron.
Steak Cod sud all other kinds. of fish
, soil at renla‘o i
‘n’ 3%“. . :93: ”lifted...
1
Sea
cm oneness
uh Wort I
“53 JEIzIm‘i'figIIm. f;
BOHAUB’SI NOT FOR SATURDAY
fibril. '" I-I
Pork Tenderlolns. ,
130+t Pork. ‘100 and 120 lb.
Wide Ssusnse. ": -
.0.th Rout Beef, . ,. rec III;
- 100 lb.
Bironlder Steak ‘I-‘i‘
. rim and Brisket Corned Beef, III III.
. ngot‘n 10c lb.
sti annexed 1%,120c in.
(until
grotto cAtiENDARI'
Dublin, Iii Colonial ‘
“wk. and fractured two of her r.ibs it. ‘
Inc In.
100 III'
Sale collar-blatant. ,.
Sale guaranteed rings.
Sale china. glut. etc
Sale sample costumes.
Last day of Domorcst-ciub. .
i . I «#1 I” “
.I‘HE RAGE 'FORVOILIES.
it seems as though almodt more
.nan nine of every ten Werner:
.vct‘e going to have at least one
mile dress this season. There is
Iot gorng to be good voile cnougbn
.0 go round. My! how It Is
viirsking away. black and blue
.Ird brown—wit is the. some with
.ill.
Handsome volles in fine or
.oarsc mesh at $1. Three or four
Iistlnct sorts in black and into:
Iought- -for colors. 'l‘bcrr excer-
.cnce is apparent to any woman.
rincr ones (some in black,
.omc in colors) at Six. 2'5. $1. 3.) and
.0 $2.50.
Every bit of voile in this‘store
.s of iIrcnch make (the finest in
he world) and can be dop'cnded
Upon
Right now is the time to buy it
me would be sure.
left aisle rear.
I‘ANCY MOHAIRS.
For shirt-waist suits these new
Iictty mohairs are going. to be
treat favorites. No: atone are
.Iicy pretty. but they are .brimful
,1 service.
Here is the liked champagne
:0101' with bright dot. her: deep
line with white pin dot. here a
.mall, bright plaid. “and So we
.Iight continue the list.
III/omen wanted such mohairs
ast season. When they are seen.
.hey 'il be eagerly bought this see-
too
50c to $1. 50 yd. ‘
. Left aisle. rear.
SAMPLE SUITS.
This spring's styles and fabrics.
Selling at wholesale cost or
.css.
Late in the seasons such suits
It such prices would be atttract-
:ive Now. at the beginning of
:he season. they are irrcsistibic.
Worth $t5 to $37 50.
$12.50—$t8.oo.
Make choice without delay.
SocoIIIiI ioor.
THE HOWLANI
DRY GOODt‘ C0
BRIDGEPOI‘L“.
, .
The first. insurance money to be
paid on tho Stamford Town Hall was
turned over to Selectman Mooney But
today morning, by Frank H. Hoyt. it
was It draft for $5 .000 from' the Liver
pool and London and Claire Company
for the full amount ,of the policy
There. remains $62 000 to be paid. The
ompnnies have sixty drive In which
:0 settle. Mr. Hoyt paid the. insur-
lllcewflll the post-oilice fixtures the dill
after the fire-So. Norwnlk Sentinel.
lint-eh 7th.1904. .
trim Hoyt represents the Liverpool
tillondorr it: (llotre ins. Co. in Stain
for d. This company is represented by
TAYLOR AND GOLD N
iN
‘SOUTH NOR WALK.
Ask for A fire insurance policy in
the Liici pool London 8.: Globe Ins. Co.
tho largest and strongest irrsurnnIIe
Itmpir‘ny in the world.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT' S 'l HEATRE.
One Week Commencing
MONDAY MARCH 14.
The Moot Popular- bf Last Susan's
Populate-Priced Attractions,
The Parietal Stock
compare: '
Moon” ,5 g the 6 mi of Sen-
“£16m comedy ram“.
. IIIAIMANOF MVCW.
Specialities at A s kitten.
MlBBIM Eh M‘NB Ligkmerica's
it.tZIII-occ Sclol
mfifigggfigafi shngélécgaogsilocallst.
O . Munic-
in it 0 rice s.
"18.33%;5'82 HALLIOAY.
'Mru‘ emf" mm... singt in
mm W
My. I. .I. ..
WILL .I. KENNEDY, Parody Singer,
mfim r. excellence.
PULA'GR RIOEB. .
:vnntngo—toc, 200 and 300. -
tampon—Wodmrldly and Saturday;
“museums III III ‘IflVi- 'I.’ .I.
mmg ficfiflm out be lit-
for Ladies. Monday night only, it pro-
“may“. Into heron 0
p. wanna”, March 7. . .
igtgt‘rao 1‘0 200 1315818.
3 06th. It“! 1W." your, “9}!
0%?
action lm continue by to“ of rcI‘i't.
lit: by {0‘70“wa fir! “Whig.
i " N030
om Reserved Sent, . ,
ISIYRW ‘
is not 3 union! MN” Pit:
whole-om ”will“! «it I .
t
and Chicago. I‘
married?"
“Do i think so?
hit; at it and "()1le for twenty mirr-
utIIs before It furniture More IIiIIIlmI.
......—-- t
I
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
SPRING STYLES. ‘l
Oxfords 3
I
it is It and comment on tho frailtics
of humanity that hospitals are iIocII‘i-
IIIII'y. Certainly every one would we].
come thI.I day when they were no lont’.»
er needed. Wei-o nil remedies for hit-
lll'lll lib: as efficient Its in. llick's Alt-Iii»
I-ii II is for malarial, l‘lrt‘liillallb‘ul and
grippc. then the hospital could
"lid.
South Noru'alk Union
School DiS III t.
.‘Notioe is hereby elven that In as.
mum“ of ther "(ll null rumble on. Mt:
“th lrirr the Mild till-Itiitt has bIIIIII mode
on the mun-list of l'iit2l, .'Inft thzit stud
list has It: is. (my been In posited by the
clerk of suit! dist'n II! .It the otltce of
Jacob M. Layton \II I not. mad Pinto
Sou h Noruwaik Conn” tor examination
It :Id that the boom or relief will or IIII
.’l' the offing of suit! .lnIIob M. Layton.
No 5 Railroad Plate. on tho lI‘ItiI day
of March A. it, littii. III 3 oeioch p.
m, to hear and «lrtorrrilro all appeals
mode to them for tilt“ Iotrrrilzzttioir and
perfection of soil Ir: III .IIInont-I
Dated at the t‘ in; of South Norwia k
CIIrIn.. thia, the: d (LII of iiutrhr A.
11.1000. - .,
Signed.
A PLANO HARD
JOHN ll. thlll'f‘
MATTHEW oouhurr.
Committee of the South Norwnlk
School District.
Notice is hereby also given that. an
assessment of the real IIIrd rstnble. on
late of the sold district which is so
situated that there was no lisalnct and
separate I.oltro bus been made by the
assessors and this tiny filed by the
clerk of said district til. the 00ch of
Jacob M Layton, N0. ii Railroad Place.
City of South Norwalk Conn
Dated at the City of South
orwalk
_ Conn" this the 3d day of March 1904.
A.~BLANCH HARD
JOHN H. LIGHT. l
MATTHEW CORBETT !
Comttrittée of the South Normllr Un
ion School District.
‘AJA .I"
new"... lts most t’l'mo to look up the Shelter or
PAINTING
Wp' afifihudquartm for Devon’-
toad und‘tt'm "phint. and Louymhit ’0:
Mart. ongoing. Hi?! I“. '“cit‘ Ire fut -
1y wart-tit“.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
emnmrwim
momwwm "
M wayward,
The Continuum "worlds. 00.. of’ 9‘:
‘ Ii: summons miter. i
I
5;
Idiots
Mi! . .
February. Number of Hetttrs‘ Journal.
Ivtw.
The infill“ annual report of tho Util-
IIIII Hatters of North AIIII ics, Ion
stood in tho l-‘obrnIIII mm or of c‘ .
Journal of the United flutters. contains
more Very llrlololtlnu Htutlstldl rIIgurItI
lot; the trade and tho some of wit .cli
concerning illillbul)’ und Dnllbtll} men
lIIIr lII IillelIId its i‘IIliIlI\:;:
number is un iIIII'IItIIIIII II‘IIIII- tlIo in“!
I!" . x
"”0 3'0" think ”ll" “l“y Will 8" apprentice makers IIIIIl 2:1 opprorrtico
l Zillihlltil'H.
W0“. UNIV lIHRIII‘d III’ :‘I in tho lllliullt‘i‘ of matters in the
an ice cream sods IItIntl without look- tlillil‘m
,. - IrII trinket .I 207 mt,» tinirh‘us, 26 ”PM
ItIIpI'tIutlce InnkIIII nut 21 are oppfen
‘Glover’s the Place ‘
has been It decrease of ill in lll'.‘ llillll‘
traitors iii the “fluidity llln‘ll‘itl hurt.
tied slow the lust, report, and two
lit-tiIIIi district. The]
title III .III iIIiIIwII: lIIIiIbury. .‘.1I‘.i‘..
'liti‘utloio lthodc. 15.
I . I‘
L I I E ‘IIIIIe died in tlI-I
l 3 ~ ' 'II '. '
t‘uuninghuni
i‘uust,
tr-ihnr tinge.
l’. iilclIJlro William MICIIII‘)’.
‘H.
liual John B. NII this. Frank L. i‘ 'Illoiv
.inniou it. .inezers. Lyman Sililltj‘h’ . ll
' .'l‘lrc two Bellini liiiiicrs who tllcil
were lit-my (ldbor‘t and Eliwurd Mc-
lIeroy.
ii Nichols. iI‘divInId lI‘. Benton
$11065 an d (the distribution of union label.
Itrirnl of tho reiniion \I‘liiIh it bears to
distributed in
Iiiltt‘t) the l.I.It report/us follows:
NOW READY. llIIilII‘l ..................... 450.000
llosioir ..................... 175.000
TEL, 157-5. Brooklyn . ................. 035.000
, lflricn'ttr ................... 75,000
, ‘ iinnbury ................... 2.025.000
Wear 8110 I; That Fl Newark .................... 3.500.000
-L i « Norwnlk ................... 350.000
thence. .................... i.800.000
Philadelphia ............... 500,000
_, - A Hun lI‘rancisco .............. l0.000
.‘li Louis .................. 10,000
Wabash ................... 150.000
THE NOR WALK hOSPITAL "WT“.
, To I'll ................... 10,950,000
To BE SOLD .7 live. :11, l“tI:i. III‘IIIIIl total
to date .............. i77.012,0i3i
lie I:
Hrs-l John B. Williams, bo‘l!
tin its fall struck Foster in the buck
l‘(‘ here quoted.
The report says tlrnt the number- oi
lllOli IIIIIII IIIIIployI It ill the uniting In.
:Intry in ilaubury LII :.-tl-t. ’i‘hls IIIIIII
Makers, 1.-
IIIIpI'IIIIliII- IrritlI-
-‘II.IIII1il"tilI
2;, Ni‘ iFlll'W‘rl, 1,053:
In, iii; IIIIpIIIIIt “I flu.-
IIrIiIIIIIIIIIIl IIIIIIII of ii tlrrisiirorii. 11
Then» has been It IlIIIIretIII
the report for the llelhel district
;;III -I n to at ot’ ’IliI lill’ll of whom 170‘
he finishers. in that district there
llt'l‘ of lllllkCl‘d and (I in the number of Black" II white check wnists tuck Iron
ilrrlshoru. 'l‘liIIrII oro ii more flillil‘Cll- ed find linmod with Iini'row'block
icon it! IlIltlIIIl limit their were. fit the wash bra 'd, vory lulu-St Bt'vli‘. $1.39
Itst sorni-orrrual l‘i'lltii‘l. 'i‘II'IIIIty union
.iIIlIIIl‘. i\IiIIII. Jillilt‘fl hither-
IIIItl,
Patric-"II Stimson. lv‘rnnk
George
John
Layman i‘lriiip ii. 'l‘IoolII:.,
The number of Itpirroiitlcm register
:Il since the lust report were: Dnnbury
ill; Hollie] H.
(lire of tho most interesting portions
If the whole report is that rogurdiu;
on no-
)d.
be number of liar-I which are made.
i‘tic report states tliu: labels have bJC‘li
the several dstricts
has
lion! to? ill. coming season.
In every III-Y-
sell: new WAISTS.
Went to quote you n n- -w waist spe-1 market
rials. We Willow that tor style and every
ho Inviting
los’ block and white ehIIclI. shirtI
b10'9:“theiroIi.69tIlouso fronts
l heme-s c
broldery trimmed. blouse fronts. tuck- .
ed bricks,
Ladles' blue and grey cotton voilo"
waists.
loot-co. 81.50.
Ladics' tnn lawn shirt waists. benu- ,
tli‘ttlly
ccru medallions and lace 9150.
Albert ltIIIltIIIrt Hugh Knapp. JEAUTIFUL meE 00003
FOR WAISTS.
The early sale of white wuistings
last season won no satisfactory that
we have largely extended the assort-
Inents and you are invited to a first
choice.
27 in. mcrcorized pique. large wolt..
also in figures and stripes. 250. a yard.
28 in. cotton voile. warrnntod yarn
niorcerlzed, it very
n‘llll‘t
28 in mercei Ilzod mndras beautiful
ly designed in all the newest effects.
the. vd.
32 in. mercerized cotton poplin. ox
‘rn silrty lustre. 39c yd.
FRESH KID GLOVE
IMPORTATIONSI
We call your attention to our cele-
brated Hislop kid glove. We guaran-
IT’S GOOD NEWS NOW.
..wa~. done with winter sun
omruy is new directed toward tit
wearshm.
othcy tlrl‘ ubovo argument Ladies‘
3 white lawn nhirtwaiats, em- I
"-25- i, on
blouse front-I. largo .
tucked. and trimmed with
silky fabric. 250
each.
Stock
.._... ~..—-...-I.I...I..I
iI‘Oii MAY M AN "i‘ON 3 PATTERNS.
All our time, thou M and
up oit ng of tmh spring more nudist.
Hoots f curly buyers wlit‘ Io‘hrn w th pleasure that every scrotum of the store
«ion the brightness of spring. Many of you prefer making early uloo- . ,.
You' It find the new lines much to Win ttklnmu ‘
We'll introduce a few of the fruit arrivals. .. .I..
too this glove to be the belt Ill! tit.
All shades and trim. on“...
oair III-.Ittinnted Price. 01,, .
hoItI y uniting tilt)!”
tars and browns.
large liII-stclnss quality and perfect fll
. II hiIh is of great importance and new
out to the purchaser. Price $1. 85.. ,
Ladios' Hts JouIln glove in shade
glnco kid for dress and 001,936
All the new shades for spring, '
,3 clean. Pr,ice 81. 59. ’ ‘
Gents dog skin gloves in tons lud‘
browns. all sizes. from it. to 01. 50.
. LACES-A BEAUTIFUL SHOW. .
Todav you may see the newest lot
bit-{ls from the lace centers of
, world. New laces from Brussels. if:
‘ land Pinucn St. Calls, Lyons and N .
i inghnm. Héro are all widths and It!
endless variety of designs in Brnslehtyi
Valencionnes Cluny. Orlentnl. Point.
do Ports and Applique laces—dolor»
lions. edziugs and galloons.
, white exquisite black and dainty car
A long slot",
come and gather the particulars If.
the counter.
EMBROIDERED STOCK COLLAROI~
Very popular is the stock- collar-.I.:
and it‘s tr'ttly wonderful how thBIbI
dainty tritileu can be sold so low. .
Newest patteins in the linen stock ,
cotton; to be embrodered.15c. and,
lie. each. “,
Lace applique. stock collars, 20¢.“
orel laces
collars of
heads and ribbon trimmed. 59¢. each.
. .‘I.-.“
warranted ‘ot
Snowy
to print-
AI. '
I
applique with
83=85 Washington in trcct.
Smith NIH-walk. ( «Inn
I
TS BROUGHT FOR 311.030.
TV." 0 SUl
.Itcssrs. Fetter and WIitlams. of
Georgetown, Claim to Have Bccn
Hurt. ,
TII-II :Iiili . llllVC lit-cu instituted
:IIinst the New York, New lluvni and
Hartford Railroad by Frederick iI‘osIttIr
ot‘ Genre
What You Pay
iS NOT BY ANY MEANS ALL THERE IS IN THE GAME OF BAR-'
GAINS. BUT WHAT YOU GET. THAT'S WHAT REALLY COUNTS.
IT’S THAT “WHAT YOU GET" FEATURE THAT KEEPS THIS
STORE BUSY.
N. E. H mm .
86 Washington Street.
S uth Norwalk.
.. -.- I.,...—
town, (Jr-Ito. Foster bilt‘"; for $1 000
Iiid \Vliriillllfi for $1,000. The cases
will be tried in the Superior Court of
‘IlIIs Iti-irttsottis in Springfield, liampdi ii
county.
iln the sixth or“ last September, hos-
iIIr :Iud \Villzunm cum: from tleorte
.’ml‘ii. it was Sunday Inoruin; Itrtd or
h'lilltlLl s the baggage. tar on the train
i~t the lust car. $1.0 that it may bsI switch
it”: ‘3'.
Came .’I:
(I WAI‘Ihmqum Street
Tiilotson
and see the new Veillngs
Everything In the MILLINEF l’ i INEaI about
your own price
Qrufh Murmur“. [‘p'l'lh
.0 oil‘ on arriving hero. 'l‘h I two men
or oil the train and started down the
steps toward Monroe street. Who;
.I‘I'tirin n fIIII' steps of Monroe sire-It the
IItIIpiI'IyrIIs of the defendant. company.
who were unioadln: the baggam Iur
throw II largo ihmiricul trunk from
the In upon a truck which stood along
«iI‘nI the car. The big trunk toppled
In the in“ k and fell to the steps below.
it Slim". it it idioms on th . trend. causing.
till IrIl,I snip wound, and (Gillliiulu';
Williams recovered in ill low thus but
Fests-r had to undergo Il'l opIIrIIIIIIII
.Ind will remain permanently injured.
The stilts were brought through At
iorney John Keogh, of this city.
‘Il'v‘itster, ’i‘nft I'trzd Tlilcy, of Sprr
tII‘ld, are emaciated with After...
Keogh in bringing the suit. 'Il‘i I: so. is
it": retitmnbAo to the March term or
the court.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTSI
THIS WEhn‘s ilEi‘Elt'f‘OlRlI}.
Beginning . tonight the Feriberg
Stock Conrpntty- will commence a
week‘s engagement at Hoyt's Theatre.
this company will he remembered
from. last‘oettson. as it was one of the
bust neon her-e nt popular prices. Th II
sense!) Mr. Feathers hits a hour and
better company. The open or: bill Will
be the great. sensational to itch Iii IIIna.
The Man of mystery with Mr. Will
I...t Kennedy, the comedian in the vrri'
funny role “Noah Lott." The lenti-
ing rolrs- am in the hands or Lau-
IeIIee Brooke. Aubrey Noyes and Miss
Virginia Zollman. .sit»clevsr proform—
era. The. enormity department is very
strong. consisting of such people as
Marie McNeil, the famous lady comet
soloist; Moltm Brothers and Brooks.
singers. duecrszund musicians. Iirseo
Insulting that. clever connI. shooter;
Eva. W A. singer, of him close but.
lads; {Braille Car . l, sanhrctte. The
' rooted in follows:
In'
i‘eolnstltritno:
10033391,, ,.
Wodmdsy. fithtlYgt‘t geI; tour-s-
“1.3508! 3:100 Cross Nib-Ia. Friday
wore a
Bottoms-g Mull Wednquiu :I‘9r n
‘WOW‘S mnorlg‘ W? minim
l"Metre“. .. I. ‘ -
Ind girls
loft.
“A FRIEND lN NEED Is A FRIEND rooster; .
. Too mnnv peoIIié never come to g losses.
1 come to thorn. These sic the people who talk about bad eyes in old
Blessed are they who die young. 3 ,
Death and glans
tied. When in doubt about the 0600
3mm“, T the are they who use glasses “hen nor
an" time. or ignorant of the proper kind, come IIIII war.
HOMER a. non. Ramona; Oprrolan.
Room 9 United Bank Building.
“lit Appoinbnunts‘ at convenience of patron. ..
03.15 «I tin Quiurflav Iva-«Inna Y—Q
3P
norm tam!" NI V"
Ma on W ix’if’i I: d 3.
CO 1.
will keep the house warm. an I prove ecnamioal
Hickory. Oak. Marla and Birch
W001)
sawed aad sum to suit customer. . ‘ ,
Flayrrioc d :lros
Site 5 tht are tough on rocks for boils
Cannot be beat for fit ard. cont
$1.25.
The Litiieiirrsilan Ih’Ie for missess' Int.-
cridnu is bullet iii II has bIn sold be.
fare for the price
$100 and $1 25
Olsens Shoe Store
Price
come to oil.
005 Elsw
Jeddo and Old Company's \
They wait. for the slum
m
i
South Norwnlh.
old
he had but caught
in we. .
its died Microbe. medial aid could in dash;
that. corner nid. muscle was
hixb the Average
summoned.
was due to Ientlity. Barnard being 89
your: old. , ‘
Prion
it‘d]! during the lust
liver-trig.
“ an: a Raise lit to.
of trendy and Salary 6608:.
price of tlotfr has gone up for:
few weeks ind till
Ito the 00113th
3. little morgin added to pity for
The wholeso‘e price of am
blnature is about $6. 25 not
r.
o chaper then that but
, is is A rise of nboutl
in! 100 $0301} at six ricotta, and at till: ,
noise their point to the probability of I I r
By the garland it _
«resistor mg. install more or toot! being our rtrt
that. then {ii-flit him price and comm llfiiflm
are up or rapidly tor-rte
0!!!! of thereon!
and thst whenidnr t‘l honour!“ Immune
grocer sells hit! flour uniting pin
torture about what it cost; him with, the price
is 3 001mm I
brad {£00 to 'r
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