tor iadtea‘ with ‘ii’é; I 9th e‘w
cerlsed Btuils in Oxi‘ordI Broendos
no
and Denny
[attired ‘ "‘
lac tofiatW'é’ “" mti
mkmhknld
”‘ifl‘t‘ii “dimly.
imbibe his
WEATHER ,FoREcRs'r. 1
ans—o " ’
lIor News": and vicinity;
tied weather and probably light
ers late tonight and Sunday
trough of low pressure. extends from
Undet-
9V:
DI
the western sections. This vicinity
will be on the southern edge or the
disturbance late tonight and Sunday.
An area of high pressure with low
temperatures and pleasant weather lit
in the extreme northwest. Conditions
favor for this vicinity unsettled weath-
er and probably light rain.
*‘vm . .|
James or, Maples. or New York
spent yesterday in Not'wdilt.
~Canes and mourning hands. 0' Brien
A meeting or linear Haymake‘rs' As-
sociation Will be held Monday night in
Red Men Ilflaiiw .
wCornodthoeltI So to Hayes:
Miss Eloise Byington, or Bolden ave—
uue is the guest or Miss Florence Fris-
bio. in Hartford
-—Speeidl‘ values in [Adles' Muslin
Underwear. Night Dresses. Shirts. etc..
at 49. b9 and title LB Smith & Co
Buckingham Post. ht}. A. R... or Nor-
walk. held a session last erentnnraudt
transacted routine business.
wuabler upright piano tom price
3350 now $125. atJ w s’tuaweus'.
A smoker will he' held by the Klon-
(like social Club, Thursday evening. at
the headquarters in Cedar street.
Master Seth Gregory and his sister I
Both. of New Canaan. are enjoying a
visit with relatives in Norwalk.
~8houldcnsteok, ville, at Sohaub's.
Mr. ltudV Mrs. Louis Hubbeili wh
have been living for several yours n
Cos Cob, have moved to South Mir
walk. .
Miss Helen ‘Bamum, oi tloIF‘ranltlln
street, who has been spending eleven
weeks in Woodbury. Coun., has return
ed to her homo. 1
~Now Dunlap derby. O'Brien.
There will be a meeting of the
South Norwalk itire Police at their
rooms on Washington street. Monday
night. at 8 o’clock. -
The memb rs; or Illylsloh N10.
0. ii., of Norwgilk,..lwlilweceil'e holy
communion in a body, at St. Mary's
Church, on‘Sundny. March 27th..
——The latest styles Straw Shapes now
ready for the Spring season. Mllilnory
Dept. M. S. Smith in Co. \
...
The entire c‘hoir ot' the Knight Street ‘
A. M. E‘cnnnlihMili m‘tn Brldnellbrtu
tomorrow morning to sing at the quar»
tcrly contor‘enoa to be held in that
place ..
~Loin Steltk 16e13ntterys Mkt..
Mrs Stdn'e’y ‘Bourndi who has been
quite ill or the mea .at her home
in East avenue has entirely recovered
and the quarantine has been removed
from the house.
~liverythlng for the trout fisherman
at Ed Smith‘ a. Mnhaokomo block.
[it the Epworth league service at
the First Methodist Church. tomorrow
evening; the young peoples chorus will“
have charge of the music,’ and render
several selections.
--i.argcst variety of Fresh Candy to
be found for We lb. M. S. Smith 6; Co's.
‘
John T. R an. of the William M. Ter~
ry it Co 3! beer house. in Norwalk.
was suddenly called to Bridgeport.
yesterday.
his father was dcad.1
~Jeddo mat for furnaces at Ray-
mond Bros.
Martin Bates .lr.. & Companv have
had the new addition to their Spring
street factory equipped with automatic
sprinklers. Faskett & Bishop Com—
pany. of New Haven, did the work.
f—Uiilbrellas. Umbrellas at 0".Brlens
The Men'sV’Blhie this of. titer-trail!
y,
Methodist Church. at then-"session tol AA“
morrow, will consider the miracle of
"Feeding the Multitude.‘ All men oi
the congrkation' Ire inplted to remahi.
..___.__..._.,,_
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
comes from the “infirm-Doves?
nish Floor Paint: pastas cents more I
Quart W M
kins & Dow and E. E
1. IA; .»
upon receipt of nears that
1WAKFI8H. ............
“I ”KNEE: , In I I I
newtcosrlmtls.
Fine and inexpensive are alike.
tutorial 111they~comean
like flasho this” , ' “t"
The stock away. so fan“. and
sees new costumeI at every visit
and on every olden a
How line? To 890'. to ‘65. even
higher—if you would judge by
Iprtce.‘
Ho‘w inexpensive? «To Q15. to'
31156-4! you mounts in the?
same way. 1
iBuVi it needI more the the
H..
A
i
t
- pricciscale to measure Inch cos-1
tunnel. The cloth, and the malt
ing. and the taste used in trim-
ming. and a-dozen-and-one other:
thingI all coupt. 1
Best to come and judge in sea-
son. l
t
3
Second floor
_ .
hiEW INEXPENSIVE HATS.
’Ali the more imminent: b1:2
Needed of their simplicity. Half
their beauty is in the graceful
curve1s and lines: the other half
is gluon by the taste with which
the tight spot and in just the
“fright way
mes as to am it! you.
from' that down to $2. 50 are
pleasing sorts.
“But." you say, “I want a hat
to trim as I please.”
Very well. Plenty for your
dhooningl ‘
. Chition with horse- hair crown
--$I- 95
Hated-hair with tucked chiffon
brim+—$t. so.
Alliover lace wtiit tucked chif-
.t'on brim—$1.65 and $1.95.
And so on up the price-scale.
Lots of new shapes of course.
Street haté‘of‘ rough Iii-5w are
eady too. Some of the new
thapes are very charming. Light
:olors and dark are about equal
favorites and burnt straw is as
good as either.
$1.25 to $3.
Right corner. rear.
I
'v A ll
; mamas»
' of‘R'Y oo‘bnsco.
namespoam
l:
' -—3 lbs_ odometer; stcsR. EEC.
tery's Market.
Mr and Mrs. Anson Forbeii of Not-
“walk and George A. Pnutey'. in. at
1 But-
New York an t Sunday at1hocust
Greys. Smith on; Pan loy- is at
nresent traveuu r til that or medit-
I'er ES
spices
Charles Zorboia a South Norwallt
hatter. who has made his home {on
some time with Jacob Schaub is at
present in the Norwalk hospital under
going-.treatmont tor stomach trouble.
Mr Sdiiaub tools Mr Zorbola to the in;
stitution weoir.. t” u.
' “All tie on “declfiflthi
i“ stagnant litigious 0
north... Meant '
III. tllfl'l
WON-a
into. 01118.1 importers or colleen; teas,
V on
pi-
FRESH FISH
éiH mm Viz‘c.
ROWkr'ON . .. ..
NO
FL UNDIRB. .........
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-11°°
or
H”! CD! I I; naIQIQ—fi. ’1“
Ragga ........
"' resell“:
HALIIUT. . ..... ' ..
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LI.
LONG SLAMS. OPE
ROUND AND SOFT
1' ii»
. m “1.83”.
t said:
flowers or ribbon are satin just ~
Fixie dollars hti I such pretty ‘I'
And '
n HANDL so
YgFSRRH'FtIHénLADCI .-
'Vl‘HE IJONVEOS & HOTCHKISS
Is (“53%
t‘ . .11 V1,.)
1.7»; . ‘ i
Iii. .‘ .‘I to. ill 3
\
state of ottlp pity oi 't‘olédo
Ce uty.lll1 ‘ '
ult J Cheney“ r'niiuii ti
Ier ‘part'R the lirm of F J.
WT“) business: an“ moi
Ind.” the “1mg“
l ONE ll UNDRID no: Arts.
to; ,‘Ioh and every case of (intent:
that cannot be eitrndhy the. use, at.“
iiaii‘s Catsrrh Cure.
t, . FRANK .l. CHENEY. ~
Sworn to hetero no and subscribed
rm presence“ oin 0th day oi DO:
'lccmhbr, A1. 1).,1
(scan 1a. mum on.
Notary bll'o.
iiaii's Catsrrh Cure is taken Intel‘-
unity, and so" directly on the blood,1
and mucous authors or the system.
Send tor testimonials tree.
LCHENEY I: 00.. Toledo 0.
Sold by all Druggtsts. ‘lbc.
”rake Hall's Family Pills tor consti-
pdtioii
~.
.r
60ml
'. I.
a
iii itiiillt .iitil M Mill.
iron 9mm riser -
HOT WATER BEA-TING.
Insurer a Wartime”; Day and
lit . .1. is i
Send for Catalogue and Investi—
gate for yohi’Ieil". '
V lil.-‘~Goveruor i
sued this all an
East. Day alien: "nilpol
Good Friday. April 1. a day or tasting.
lteuee Ind prayun 'l‘lto proclama-
ii? lollows:1
also of Connecticutw By ills E up .
Rnron's reflsRn9. ' w 4' ..
"it lAbll‘lnl Charlie, .Go'ver or-— . . 1 ‘ @1inth 13::
noel mutton . Q . 1 11 1
v ~14“ I» l I-
1y” (i “mug“. 1,, 1%} ill 11 11 11.11. we‘vd dons with winter mi its wears its. All our min, then I“
011 and .I " ,r. Wu g.y is new directed toward the exploiting or treat: Ipr
" mm the supreme atonement or our ORV HEADACHES, NERVOUS- ;:l‘:.a:lmfly1:llm;hmtl.rl;fl M1!" muzm’wmgimmm'
1 t i 1. . . I I o I o o u a
iillg'i‘liit‘niui-ftli: i’t‘ismdi iii): :1: 1:":1‘11'1‘319 uses nAND L088 0? SLEEP. tions for the CNN?“ season. "vi... 'Tiltnd tyhe trw Eile- melt 2:11.011 110‘ 1:1;
and the prmnl1i'nfi1tl11l as wh‘t‘éoiw . 81111111111111.1111 “fl” 1,. :1 i in over! why. , WI ll introduce I low of the trnih vat I. 11 1
herd :iiilyiiil will lift round?" i stir til .l 'il ‘0'" new mu“. m 1m "01, to M “iii“, risea iii:
Gur God-tearing modelers" midterm T W .T “1" er‘ drums. | Want w market All“ IMO! d V" In. “vi,"-
every pIir warranted.
Ladies henvy waiting mantel!”
tees and browns. wamntodi term;
flrlt~clm duality and priest
which is or great importance and
em to the purchaser Price $1.15.
lea Hts Jouvln glove is? It'lddd‘
ciIls We eileve that for style and
honest vain they are above argument.
Ladies bldck and white check shirt-
waists, tucked. blouse fronts large
1blshop1 sleeves. 690. .
Lad] es' White lawn hhlrtvl’aistii. oni.
Rig: custom, inreontluusnctls of which “"‘“
' MI by appoll L ridal’. hr theye . A L DRUGGI .1-
0! tastih petitionA liiid 1 HIT}? Elfin... .313; ..
and“! request the people of this com .
niomvenlth on that day to abstain from
secular pursuits and. in their homes and
Erato you a tow waist spe-
”iii
Love mity make the world go round.
hroidery tr rmmod. blouse fronts, tuck-
'v'nrlous places (I worship contexts thei 1 b k
sins. and in anplrlt‘or humility ennui °‘ 8111:1151 d “1110 check "“1 an since kid tor dress treat.
_ , -a I. ta tuclt- "
tho continutd layer of our HWCI\0M¥ Dd ydiiwdut a1" "M‘s or 11111101111 1.11 and trimmed with narrow black W0" A the NW Bhldel “if;
1 3 clasp. Price slurs -
Gents' dog skin gloves in than" first“ . ‘
browns. all sides, from u to under. to
LACEB—A nuurrrur. showtii-i-t‘i"
Today you may see the newest' dill?
signs from the lace oontera Mott-W
Father.
‘Diven under my hand and the seal
of this state this eighteenth day of
March in the year 'ot our third one
thousand nine nd o and four, out
or the lndepon of the United
Sltates the one hundred and twenty-
wssh braid, very latest style: 81..”
Lndiotl' bide Ihd grey ‘cotton voile
shirt waists. blouse fronts. large
sleeves. 81.60
Ladles' tan lawn shirt waists. been
“fully locked and trimmed with
0th medallions and lace 81.50.
Vouu at the
Impeflelqufe
trim ”win. aim it" bill ‘ [.3
IMPORTED PORT AND
_'—.—-—
e lhght . lwoitldi’l New gleeafiomharusaellmd“ ,
Abirnm‘OimnbetItln. um . ggAu-ngm, WHITE 9'00 an auen t I. you In '
-—-—--— Do 1 5 1R? glut: h 111 3:03 WA .515, 0‘ inghnm. Here are all widths and.»
"El-E," POT'i'gMALL GETS "0.0001. 5°“A '1 ll "3“!“ "'1' 11f: ° c Tito early sale of white waistings “We“ Variety 0! designs in Ben
Valenclenhes Clary. Oriental.
do Paris and App lque incur--i
lions. edgings Ind galloonl. -
white. exquisite black and dainty .
ored laces. A long story to print-'1
come and gather the particulars If "
the counter. . 1.1
EMBROIDERED STOCK DOLLARS; . l .
Very popular is the stock county:
and its truly wonderful how those
dainty tritilcs can be sold so low
Nev-lest nattcrns in the Marin stock
(the best 0! Std
Do not mind lhlt nriilicttct meal is
served in the town than‘ at our restau-
rash cqurfli Lent... .4. 1
last season ~Wan no satisfactory that
we have largely extended the assort-
ments and you are invited to I first
choice.
27 in. mercerised pique. large welt,
also in ilgtlres and stripes. 26c. a yard.
28 in. cotton voile. warranted yarn
.. rulerecriaed, a very silky fabric, 250
w
28 in. mqrccrized madras beautiful
Ry detained in all the newest cliccts.
. ut‘ V
To Avoid a Fight the Heirs Pay tier
$20,000 in Cash and 340,000 in
DIltli‘ili“ . :t
:Administtatots or the estate of the
lam George Francis Uliman tho mil-
lionaire tea more hunt. willed yesterday
the claims of ilclcn l’l‘itts| Hull-.111“-
lortcd wile of illnltclyf.I
000. They paid her 3331 iii WSW
840,000 in seeurlttnsgi the em Atéii
mute and Pacific Tea Company, or
if .
i
CARL 50!” U8.
' I
. . u. . 1 . t . .32 in. memorized cotton poplin, ex-
‘it'liiit‘c! gridiron at Vxflgmahe" r i “a: i bY:‘()!l1lll “9.111“ #11 1 ." n 1111111, 111111111. 3110 yd. «filings: be cmbroidered,15e.and
of tho "a“ m iO‘This bi‘it enlcflii gin. eic.V N ”'0 FRESH “'0 GLOVE J Ce a ”iii "0 filock couars 25° .
and applied to Suronatc Thomas in 8'11““ 55 Osborn nvo‘tue. 3‘“ IMPORTATIONS. 1‘ one: D I ' ’ .
Wilt- “Wt with load
oil and nine hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by me.
i list! any pItentrpaint to show
January. for permission toflidkt'fi 110
essential and the Appellate Division
concurred lust l‘riday. 'i‘hc adminis-
tors ear the estate will be settled in
tuo oi thrermfmrhtt. "' '
Stool: 't'eilars ‘ot nppiitiuo with
beads and ribbon trimmed, 59c each
a} I
We call your attention to our eelc-
brated lllslop kid glove. We gnnran
- a
V1 impington Street" - MI r
“on“ 'Miltitm i . . «lust body whhmpwb our 33.8 1.111 1
1 Ghana l‘ra‘trt' bonotssus. , ‘ ' ,
meBRTYrmm “11 Wham Margit l «111:qu govern; “W” EKOWI. o t... . 11. “91.9.3?“ glut-walk, COM -m wee-gr Isl!
. men 0 a Inuouuc to new 0 .. 1. . . 1"
“DEW YW.... .;. intention in on rent stock. mint" ,- - ,.
. ._ , rated. updpr the hi Land Act of 6! “11111 ”.111 Street. , 1 .1 _. . . 1 ,» ; ,2 it
; no The “iii’pr‘iiw s 88’ Tum“ I! too ...t,15.¢, owe-Isa ' .. V “ ~' .. ‘“ i
closes Oil or ore Arch 2i» . ' M.‘ ' . 1 . , 1 ' .. , .f '
...... . xamlne 9 ex u -
POPUMReAMUSEMENTS '- . ' . I,
‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ the cut, the make and the hatch of our Muslin Underwear. Compare the
""""'~'"' “"“""""”’7'""“»" .. 1 H 0. Y T S T EVE A T R E garments with these offered elsewhere and you'll rquickly note the illiter-
"m m!- «‘i' '2!th look?“ a”. «it?! .a 1°ne WOO“ ”‘01" » ' CIICO.
we, ”v‘" 99"; voua "”2‘5 MONDAY MARCH 14.9
Moss caiis‘ mo A'TTVENTICN
now :rHAN WE. can DUN”? 'rHs
EXCEEDINGLY sosv seRson. roll
THAT linden” rats to sentient;
{Lear TIME To Have Way. QA-
PEQINQQDQNE. countess How
'MUCH HEATER AND FHESl-fifi
and seem“ your: House
wanton urn-r wens escapes
so lN§lDE.
lT II A racr' THAT oua woaK
also an: NEAT.
I,
CALL US ON THE PHONE 1352.
it“, on“
liq titans;
East. Nor-walk.
Tamworth". edit“,
1W7. M: 2";“3: i « tt- i t? (T . ‘, . 190‘
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HWGIJL‘ i'l‘. "- ’ '
. 'HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR RWNW
STOVES ND
stays Indxniii'dgl‘rnto,
Can and steam Fitting. l . a
GII Fixturne, Metal Ceiling. Etc.)
Rah". them our steak at
one nations?
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a 1 1.11
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Curctul tanking with lull aiid unshimped cutting marks ctcry gar-
N. it; RYAN
86 Washinmo‘n Street. South Nor-walla
The Meat Po ulnr of Last. Season's
Popuiao rieed Attractions,
The Fenberig Stock
Compare
“Trash, the Bandit”
HOYT' S THEATRE.
""""".
one NloH‘r “Run/.11 vwnnNEsoav,
Sherman 5‘
Mouse Pictures
‘ Presenting:
v‘i'hq Great Baltimore Fire.
The "couple Theatre Fire.
Thé JaplhIIe-Ntmian war.
30 Scenes of Bloweardzr- -
The motion-art Mt. Pelee and many
othel‘d. also illustrated Bongo.
Prison, 110, .20. 39c.
_ Beats on Iain 15 days in advance.
: it.
Br'nulrlast~ without walling
Luncheon withoothurrylng
S. S. Tiilotnon
Here you will find the Newest Spring Styles in
RERDY- TO-WERRV HITS
South Norwalir.,Conn. 1_
Dinner on unis. ., -
86 Washington Street.
FAT OATS
LEAN OATS will tilt, and alley the gnawiugs of appetite; but. the horse V ‘
rennin get from THEM nourishment necessary to do his best work for you.
OUR OATS are SELECTED WESTERNS. and they will make your horse
feel like a coil and pull like a locomotive.
For hard work and endurance feed our genuine
FAT OATSli
i“!‘t‘.ti iho horse with Data that's {at ‘
And you 'il have a beast that willo' or stand pal'
Gas Range
gives prompt. quick ser-
«4' ‘
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r.»
m...“ ~ 1 .7 ._ , . Ray mend Eros
’ 1_ ’.. 1 .1: I'dV1 N1:
.2332: i.-—-.;;: $5.12.. container with g; "r --
‘ -t.'asr rims-4' pudenda on rocks for. 1
Prior to {:6 ”waltz: ltt‘aEflgiand
V? 1 Drama
rosin.
n l. tvnogd um i-l. Eddy.
onllnotly II Played-
227 Niel-H's lN NEW YORK AND ‘25 '
‘ NIGHTS it! cchAIO. . I-
York hII never seen I better '
oi” rural lltn.”»—New York
er I
"it outclassed all other country.
iatayfipm hogether ’wonledgo inten'
“p‘ .Ii
EW AND lNTIRBETINGI FEA-
WIS..-
Mr , 1 .
Ild moons-on AND MSW -' .
All sartorial!!! pflm carried ‘
Shoes that are lotto t
. and ilirlsn wCanuoi be inst for tit and
tort , ,;_,
x
125
The Little ladian Shoe for miss
children i3; better than has been“
. \
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m‘V
... .m- one,
x gih't'nr more likely "to bonito unit .Wl‘l’JKViUT glasses than is
4 lttle fellow whoaensyq annotation timely and proper attedt .= 1
i the finaturnlly Mmeg“ yopth and you are repaid with the sire
lentils. rare eye and it will necessitate glasses. not for
1. rev sportsweamarru villains... .. ,
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unmet-«Ital ‘IIW
TWWuunmeumm
Drilled.
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domain , Futures
. Addie :i rim
intending
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