ULadiesoliusliii’
Corset Covers
[00. too. 333.3634
E. K. BANKS
45 A «47 WEST WASHINGTON QT
Mahackama Hotel liock.
South Norwalk. Conn.
tall thirties
3. EATHER FORECAST.
l'or Norwalk 33nd 3Iriuit3: Cioutl3
tonight. Saturday fair'. ‘l‘li‘é storm
tlln central heat St. Louis yester-
da3 the ping has moved northeaatwnrd
and Is now c'emlai near Buffalo. lt
hamproduced snow or rain in it“ the
northern sections east of tho Missiso
lpplfi‘ river. It will probably pass out
the St. La33'.rente Valley tonight and
be ifollowed by clearing weather on
Saturday. Another disturbance- in den-
trail this morning in Montana. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity clearing
weqther this afioro 0033 or tonight fol-
lowed by' fair on turday.
«largest vvarlety of Fresh Candy to
be found for we lb. M. S. Smith & Co. '53
Misti 91733:th Gregory, of Wilton.
has been visiting In Norwalk.
ailmbrellas Umbrellas at 0' Brian‘s.
Miss Lulu Barrett. of Not walk was
in Gunrgetovin on Sunday.
«if! you want an Easter lint, call at
O‘ilrien's.
The third annual ball of the Oliqgo-
n'olla Club will be held tonight. in Al‘-
iontllall.
«All bands on deck this overr-
lng at Arion Hall, to attend Oliogowol
in Bali
Miss Dottie Pltzer of Stuatt avenue.
is entertaining Miss Maud Merrill of
Staten island.
4Chop beef. We. at Schaub's.
Mr. 'n'nd Mrs. Webster Avery, of
Norwalk; «pent a Week with relatives
in Boundllidge.
~II’ecrIess Flour 75c bag $0.00 bbl. iv.7‘
l). Lawton & Co.
Miss Florence Mead of South Nor-
walk. was the guest of her mother, in
llrrrnchville, Sunday.
'ihe article on Mormonism. com-
menced in Wednesdays Sentinel, will .
be continued next Monday.
"New Dunlap derby. O‘Brien.
Miss Lucy Raymond and the Misses
Frances and Eliza lluryea; of 'l.e3vls~
boro. spent Tuesday in Norwalk.
«Gamer. upright plal39, dormer price
8350.13033 3125. all. W. Studwells'.
Mr and Mrs. George Richmond of
Norwalk were the guests of C. it
"ln3glor. in Georgetown: on Sunday
«Shoulder steak. We, at Schaub‘s.
Buckingham Post. G. A, It. of Nor.
walk, will hold a session this evening,
at the post rooms, in Wall street.
~l’3‘clih hams, 3233c, lb. Hayes.‘
isaae Harris, who is engaged in the
junk business in South Norwalk, has
been spending a few days in New
Yolk lily.
~Litchflleld Print Butter 22c lb.
lb 31.00. D. Lawton & Co. '
Misses- Aldo and Rose chtt, of South
Norwalk.‘are'3'laiting with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt.
in New Canaan.
«Salt pork 10c lb. llayes‘.
There will be a meeting of the enter-
Iuinmdrlt committee of the Old Woll’
flock and Ladder Company tonight.
at 83 o'clock. ~
m’l‘he latest aty‘len’Straw Shapes now
math for the Spring season. Millinory
Dept. M. S. Smith. ,& Co.
several members (if the Prohibition
Alliance went to Glenbrook last night.
to attend a meeting of the Glenbrook
Temperance: Alliandh
Rev. Edward (Wilbert D. D. rector of
Trinity Church. Soulhport, will preach
in Trinity Church, qouth Norwalk to _, ~
night at 7:30 ”oclyock
~New Spring derby. 0' Brien.
lilies 1Gladys Str’eet of Boston. and
Mists Morton Cummings of Hartford
are streets of their unit“ Mrs. Arthur
C. Wheeler, of Arch street.
~Completo stock Lace Curtains,
Window Shades, Lambroquin Poles.
Sash Rod's, new open for the spring.
333. a. Smitten 73
l ("is
I THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOOS.
cornea fibrn ilIle vIrnlaIr ln‘DcVine' a Var?l c
ntslr Floor “use: conic-7 5, Moore a
0
quart though. , ,by-. gut k,Wat-
333333. &_Dow and' 5; 33953535..
‘ “ng ‘RIETY OF FRESH FISH. GLANCE
'3 33 ‘- .3 . “It:
HOSIERY SAVINGS {5
Some especially notable bolt 3,”;
chance, 3 Will bcgprcad out tomor-
Mind this iI lac éItory of their
333:, ening 3
many montlra ago one of fih'e'
biggest New York distributera
laced an order With a Chemnitz
abuse for 13$]de of doicnh 6t
clocking's. the time for
their delivery arrived, the stock-
were ‘hmtssing.
was too late; the original purge.
chaser had been lucky on
find goods clce'wllcrc. 3333‘th c nc'n-i
tire lot wins refused.
Another house took them alter
the maker took a generous slice
oil the price.
came by its share.
These are the kinds and prices:;
Lace little in a number of lute-i
ful patterns, regulhr 25c ’ar'ld ‘lzgc
values— 39c. '
All-o vcr and ankle patterns ot’
lace in fine little thread the de-
signs are every one new and
charming. regular so I: ‘and 69c
values- 3 35c:
Lisle thread in all-over lace pat-
terns. iull fashioned and Herma-
dori dye, regular 39c and soc val-
ues— 29c.
Gauze lislc. either p in or silk-
embroidered and line late in lace
anklé or all-oyer patterns, regu-i
lar 75c and $3 values— soc. 3
Savings are shownh re but thei
handsome patterns demand sec-i:
ing.
Lctt aisle, frol.3t
“H. C. ” CORSETS HEAP. l
A little lot direct ro‘m the "H.
C." factory (Downer. Hawcsdz
Co.) of this cit. Onl iair to
say there are so ml «y es in the‘
lot, and that the factory inspec-
tors classed‘ em as “seconds." ,Bpt
sail eyes are not is sharp as ilicSc!
jinspc‘ctors, and many a woman
will fail to see {my imperfectioni
in numbers of the 36:.
White. drab and a few black. .
Very size from 38 to 30 ln‘clus-
l
3v . i
i h and lbw bust: plainv,1 or?
'tastc ully trimmed. ‘
Choose tomoi'row at 59c;
r3333 Howutuo
333337 600335 co-
Barnoapoa'r;
Cornoln Flour 7c pkg. 1" D. L.
Co.
F. 'l‘. Egglnson is pointing the ironic
of Henry Bee on the Connecticut turn i
pike. Mr Egginson is also paperlnn
the home of Mrs. Behlen in Main
street, Norwalk.
~Litchtiold Print Butter,
lb. 83.00 F.‘[). Lawton £7.00.
‘ William Alexander. who is to be
married itr New York. Sunday will
lender his friends a supper tonight at
the headquarters of Putnam Hose Com
pnuy. lll Franklin street. Elaborate
preparations for a fhne finite ”haw been
made.
4Cornod hooks 8c lb. Hayent‘.
+Speeialuvaluenl in "birdiedl Mnalin
Underwear, Night Dresses. Skirts. aim.
at ..49 I39 and title. M. S Smith
Tire members of Eureka, Ito okall
Lodge will hold a hat trimming contest
thih morning. after the regular 'rneet-
ing‘. ‘All the sisters are requested to
bring an old hat and.trlnnraingc. ., All
manner are. urged mmuonudovr
22c lb., 5
“it. {"5335}... Instr " rod.
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3‘5" :35 SALMON; ......... i ..... 1 Or.
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and Nb leh shape. We lln.
ulricra Lamb,
Mmon lam tom of 33
do” ago)! hey Chit-331%”, ‘
New York custom- house. But it
Hint.- of Ohio, City'trf 'l‘uiedo, Luella
County. 3333.
Frank .I (‘heney 'lnalfoa birth that he
is senior putt .eI' 4f the iIInr of It‘. .I.
(ironey 3.- l‘o. tiollllr business in the
t‘lty oi ’iolcdu. County and State afore-
'.InlIi 33nd hat on fir will pay the
auto of 0 E II N I) DO! .ARB
for each and every 'Cil of O iIIr'rh
that cannot III' fillt‘d by the. use oi
Ilnllfa (Britartll Ctrre.
' loRAle’ .i. t ”ENVY.
Slum to before me and subutrilned
ltl n33 presence this Iith day of Do
I't-mbtr. A. l). 1886.
(Soul) A. W ("MASON-M
» ’ Notary Plibl o.
IIIIII'II Calurrh Cure in taken, inter
rally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Semi for testimonials free.
I‘. .I. CHENEY It 00.. Toledo, 0
Sold by all Druxglata. 753'.
Take Hall‘s Family l'llls for Court”
billion.
0 ,I HEARING WADJOUINI
Who I Rog will“ hm. in O
that ooka «my, 7 ,5
‘IIOM‘ ()N. March 18 -,.'i private con-
ftn'ouce between with”! in the Bay
State Gas llti ion and lodge Barker
immediately [laying the opening of
lIII-Iunrt today. all '~Ilonl'rn,tthow
3'.Inrk Who was a witnot‘lu it'lltol tiny and
upon whom nanometre wmt served at
33 Ill remandthI‘t books 3v ctr
rnsel for ”in. II had “mt
produce, uproaredtt'lli InrprIy
ewdinga were do}! by the confer
i‘fli'h‘
'l‘llo “Infarction Infield all hour pull a
hair. Wirgp tile MN. (limit in Attor-
"333 James M: Biol 03‘, cw York. I'-ep
resenting M illlel to the
court that in obedient to a subpoena
Mr Rogers was present. Itnln3 and my
plied to produce all print 3s and hooks
whith Int hi be Irrilt 3hr 33 hethe he
lIllInIr'fo {sues perld 'dt not. r'ifl'
lot It melted ‘huwavor, order dull. tho
unit-Hal might be pr redt‘ortihsm-
ldin, that Ill! (3563,!“ 33 um until Molt
titty ' 8h lupin.- counsel
for liec'eher George W. Pepper le-
, . telrer of the. Bay State (ins Company
And thus. store” . , .,I .F'
It, - '
lilo (lotion Slit Full Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
lnsures a Warm House. Day and
Night.- in Coldest Weather.
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Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourscifs
Union it Litigation Company,
96 LIBERTY STREET:
,. NEW 3103333..
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“.3 “4‘1“",33'n‘ -~-~<.~~«e~~j'
WILL PiPnt
WE CAN GIVE 'YOUR»'WUHK
‘Moac c4333: .AND ATTENTION
NOW TH/AN we can ouamo rue
ancasotuonv ausv snsou, roa
THAT Reason THIS is Auexcar.
LENT TIME TO HAVE yvALL PA
ecnmo nous. cousloaa HOW
MUCH NEATER mo FHESHER
AND nacr'rlca voun HOUSE
4 WOULD BE IF IT WERE FIE-PAPER-
ED manna.
IT IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK3
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
4 2.5; t 23 "
E r‘li 3334.411333,
1g Fleet Avenue. EaIt Norwaik.
3 Telephone Call, 135-2. I
$1374.33 5.3.... . , 3904.
. U , 3‘3 N.D..STEAM
HOT WATERJi-EATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
. srovas mo muses.
33,333: 43330.33» appetite.
a .fitea ,Fltn
on all”? "at: c 3375;}
Have you Icon our clock lit
7 arcano‘nb RANGES?
33,333: 03:23; fiao'rcnxrss
l7 yvALI. Caraéar. Moaw‘ALK.
Etc.
‘3’ i . - » “I" i b.
’ annual-ad 3
.‘ m0!” we. 33
.3» mind" 13'. lac I a co..
”"3?“ «a; in:
‘3 f1" 3'"! “3. 1,; !
of Delaware. the plaintiff in the ease.
agreed to the suggestion and adjourn-
ment until Monday 33333 taken
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FRIGHTFULLY MANGLED.
Man Found Dead on Track With But
let Hole In Heart
NEW IlA\' EN 001133.. March 18.44.-
’l‘h(' body of C (I. ltlx'ltut-li, ol' Dun-
bury. Vials found on the railroad tracks
under tho Chapel street bridge. Inlet
night. badly mangled and uitlr a bullet
wound in his head. Nearby was a re-
volvcn. and the police say that there.
. is 330 question bill that he committed
untoldu. Passing trains had evident):
drpggod the body for some distance.
as the clothing “as l3a4ll3 t.0ln. A
Inalaeman on a freight train discov-
and notified the pellet. When
«Iothing was searched 830 333333 found
and there was also a gold watch and
(train and about it) cartridges ill his
thIllCS.
A membership card in the Danhnn
lodge of Elks, found on his person.
proved the identity of the man. He
has about all years old and well dress-
ed. The body was taken to an tinder-
taker s last night.
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A HAT’TER'S DISAPPEARANCE.
\iimr. Daily Republican of that Saint‘-
Ila3: Walter IInIt:,kett
employ-ii at the hat fattor'.3 left town
Vestertlay under rather peculiar eir
does not intend to return of his own
free will. lie borrowed a fur-lined ov-
ereoat of O E. Wt-rnruth valued at
$50, which he. 33 anted t‘or 'Idny, btlt 33.-
it has nor linen returned Mr. Wer-
mu'lh' Is suspicions that the overcoat
is gone for good. unless Haekett. can
be captured. It is understood that the
young man tried to procure :3 suit of
clothes from several of the eiotlring
IlrIna. without paying cash for the
goods, and also that he attempted to
get a watch from 33 local jeweler on the
333er terms.
have been notified and steps will be
‘3kt3n to discover the whereabouts of
iinekett- 7 ... ~7
POPULAR AMhsanEN'rs.‘
HOYT‘ S THEATRE
One Week Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 14.
Populan-Priced Attractions
Cempanu
TONIGHT.
“IBewate of lien”
Sat. Mat. -“Thc Young Hcirua."
Sat. night—“Tracy, The Bandit."
_ _ ,......... ~—
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLV. WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 23.
Sherman’s
Moving «Pictures,
Preceding:
‘ The amt Baltimoeg Fire.
The iroqhola ‘l‘lio‘iu‘c litre.
_ The “patina-Russian _qu.
3i) Scenes of Bluobcard.
The E
others, aiIo'l uatrated Songl’. ,
. Prion. 3.9.38.9. m. .. . .3;
« Seats on cafe" 5 day: in advance.
47
.?'#«Vlt¢i“3§! my 4%.! “VON . 341-3- ” 1.“.
.
nude
MANDOLIN
;, myth (Mn.
334‘? Under the amnion of.“
Ilt‘d the 3333333 lying along the tracks '
lilH '.
The. following is from the lied Wins 3
who hos been '
I-rrmstaltces and it is flared that he 3
The police department;
. Luncheon wilhoulhurrylng
‘ Dinner onrlmc.
The Moot Popular of Laat Scamn'a
The Fenberg Stock
of Mt, Ptlaa and many,
'65 9.13.553
7
7 '.3i '3‘
l“ W V333 iml i.
ii. ,. . i it. " -
Hflfiafléfignflriklkq
U I!
wry“. bulk. "The lonulno Hillier III
Id to cure or your money Intoo
VWICh
.‘TIIII
“if lg'i'ltyranee is lrlhis, there one fiiiflio
people who must find life one long
dream. of Joy. . 7
Dot finiwuili :Inyiwineu or lillilot'a?
C735“ “1. Ibo
mpmar Cafe
There you Mil rind the best 7,
IMPORTED PORT AND .
SHERRY WINES.
no you need ‘sirr-lrnillih’l‘iry a bottle.
Also the lie I of liquor:
Do not folgtt t that lltl boiler liltltl is
served in the town than at our r-estau
rant. 1 3 _ .
GIRL $61M U8.
7 Railroad Avenue.
L
Bent- the Other
by Four Years
The residence of Thoma
Smith 55 Osborn ave'ura, East
NorwaIlI, was painted with lead,
oil and nine, hand mixed. fifteen
‘yearI ago by me. ,
ldofy any patent ptiirrt to allow
counl body With an much wear
JUlililS J'Bllilllll.
' Printer 5 l.
55:13:” "gunfight" at.
Breakfast without Walling
, The
GaSTRahgfi
ulna prompt. quick ur-
vloc. Sold by
tutti ii 3 3737733333
“ PHONE. 683‘
lhelittnrlilt 373777737773 [33333333
(incorporated)
nailyrrai’ghrune
«77.5.34.
scum NOR WALK.
.iin‘d uptown
and Sauanlum. ,
Loam New Yuri. Ndndtheduman
I and Friday At 5:00 p. m.
inc-m Norwalk. Tuesday, Thur-on;
and Saturday It Ii: 00 p. m.
Freight "9,9,“?! from 7 a. in. to 533. II.
"Flilllil Willi
~43... 0+
min A
Hill; WATER.
7‘55”: ,
m 7 3 7:33
or}; fight}
eialll.
‘honent value they are above nthgllmont
Ladlen' black and white check ahirt-
wail". tucked. blouse fronts
. bialibh alem‘ea.‘69e.
Llliiles'"whlto lawn nhirbwainta, em-
broidery trimmed. blouse fronts, tuck- ‘
,9”ng City of Norwalk
‘“ ”435th roll riilnr‘ itiinrau-s enrraans ~ ‘
Moon of early bu
baa taken or) the
Item for the coming IcIaon.
In every way. We'll Introduce a few of the "'th arrivalt.
SOME NEW WAISTB.
What to quote you a few waist npc- "lurk“-
We believe that for utyio and 03‘3"! pair warranted. 7, Priced» r.
lardlcs‘ heavy walking IIOVDI 4433
ed but ks 81.1.5.
I‘lllf’l waists
Sli'flVf‘H.'sl.50.
Iifully
I holed.-
3d.
370. \'.il
5'.
Black and white cheek waists, tuck-
ed and trimmed with narrow black 3 clasp
wash braid,- very latest style $139
, lAdles‘ little and grey Iotton voile!
blouse
landloa' tan lawn shirt waists, beau- .
fucked, and
.wru medallions and lace 81. 50.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOODS
FDR WAIBTS.
The early sale of white wulstirurs.
last season was no satisfactory that‘
we have largely extended the ascort- i“
Inertia and you are invited to l3 first! 0
. 27 In. mercerirred pique, large well.
nice in figures and stripes. titre. a yard.
”it in. cotton voile, warranted yarn]
rnerceriwd, 33 very aiiky fabric, ZI'rc'l EMBROIDERED STOCK COLLAR!
:8 in. memorized Inadras. beautiful ;
l3 dealgned in all the newest effects.i
it“: in. nrtl'ct-Iizod cotton poplin, ex-i
tIa silky lustre, 39c yd
mesa KID onovz ‘ I
IMPORTATIONS
We call your attention In our cele-
blatod Hislop kid glove We gutrrau
77's aooufiws 430w 7
We'Vc don't With Whiter and lie wearabiu.
encroyia view directed towat‘d trio alipioiilng or tmlr- Irwin] mm”: Indian
rs will learn with picaaura that W.” “More
lghtnala of Ipring Many of you praiar making “Ll!“ Inf:
You’ llflnd the new Itim much to yo hill in
tans and browns.
lnrgo’ first class quality
3 eflt to the purchaser.
and since kid [In
3" car.
Price $1.59
fronts, largo
trimmed
ingham.
tlL‘
na. odginga and
oreri laces. A long
' the eonntet.
Vel y popular Is
All oun'tim. thou
7tee this glow to he the Milt in HID
All shades and Mini all!
' whlth In of great importance 'ailil‘
Ladlea' Hie Jouvin glove in anode
All the new 9ahaden for anti".
Gents“ dog sltln gloves-3 in tails
browns, all sizes from 31 to 51.630.
iA‘i .
7 LACES—A BEAUTIFUL allow. 2, ‘ ,
Today you may see the newest
Will 1 signs from the lace centers of It!
. world. New faces from Bronson;
land. Planer: St. Bulimia/033a chum
Here are all widths I“
endless moiety of designs in Br
Valencionnes Cluny. Oriental}
Paris and Applique laces-- liabl“
w,hlte exquisite black and dainty .3301...
7301330 ‘and gathet the partl‘cullirs at
and its truly wonderful how théiiin
dairri3 trillion can be cold so low. '7»
flewestlpatterus in the linen stool: "
('0 law to be embroidered.
7 1 17¢. each. , 3. , ,.
lance. applique stock collars. 3 250.
1 CECIL , i ‘
Stock collars of applique with
beads and ribbon trimmed. 59c. cacti
.44
errantod to
and perfect.
Price 33.35.. ~
drm Ind cruel.
“ll!
‘9-
galloons.- 873m
story to print—3-
the. stock collar. ‘
15c. and
5--.--- .._.-3‘,,.,,
THE LATEST g
73.43 o..w4tnul=.a's ausr PROOF. AND 0. a. coassr MODELS;
They're. not expensive either for
they possess.
86 Washington Street. '
m-..<I. .....
83-85 WaShingtOn Street,
South Norwalk.‘ Conn
3;, .
FOR 1904
me new here in ample time to be taken into consideration 33 itir the plan
hing of your new Spring gown.
N. E. RYAN.
1—“.
_.S S Tilloeson
Here you will find the New”: Spring Style: In
REHDYa TOIW ERR BATS.
86 Washington Street . . 3,
South
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—~~,~- -~‘ ~——~-—,qr:~-~—y: Wm H
such grace and beauty of lines Is
South Norwallr.l'
Norwalk. Conn.
m “
March Winds Du Blow.
Joddo arid Old Company' .3
GOAL ‘
wllurcap the house warm. hurl Drove economical.
‘ Hickory. Oak. Mapla'and Birch ‘
W001)
so and and 5pm to sun customer}?
Raymond Bros.
3
fort
in after lite
7j;_
1333333: lh input
a few monthi’innb bait for;
LEADED’ W'mcroarrr "ELLEN?
Shoes that are tough on rocks. for be
and gulls. Cannot be
rice :3“.
I $3. 25
The Little Indian Shoe for missess
children is better than has been sold be
fore lot the price
$100 and $3 25
disco. 5.
"34 ‘3
7'77: cairn aura 473435523"
.133 [hr more likel3 to be the adult WITHOUT glassea than is 33... won
little fellow who“ eyes are not given timely and proper all '
the naturally defective eye of ,youih and you are repair! with the urea; 3
o‘eyeyul it will necessitate glasses, not
eiimo. ..
Tth f Children a Specialt
m I.
a“ 3.
. 3 77mm 1. m»: Ron-«ungomlalan.
, . acorn I Ualmflk outlaw."
77.3. :_ 34.. '~
“marlin“ QT lean.
on. Iron "
Ilium M thin
HIV“ _& Hartford!
ubecnaayatrenr
"T mm...
keel for fit and cum-3
mu- mail, 4
oauv matter at Fran
. .. waterline. .3
Raw mm. 33m to»
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