NorwaltL
Wmtpotl‘.
other to the den h
w and Thlsl-aday are
at the northwest corner of Italllld to It. 1, “v9” to m.
3v. nomuly r. and shirts. of strict.
“34!! Christ church
of bat “flotsam feel
Beach.
‘ 1 mwnattmLas d landlord! Wall halll h'ccn continued toi
his room or cavern lays t s ok-
?c o c a y nails. but his friends an 3.1 that he
. is usual improve! and around
11. . , th'! again soon.
I. ..I-9%
WEATHER sartorial"
ti'or Norwallt and virginity: italn to-
night. Clearing and slightly colder
Wednesday. A disturbance of consid-
erable energy is central this morning
in the Lake region» it is producing
cloudy and rainy weather in all the
northern auctions east of the Mission
ip 1 river. it will probably pass out
Lawrence valley late tonight,
“gist?” “followed by clearing weather
datum: storm warnings are dis-
glued along the New England coast.
mdlflona favor for this vicinity rain
tiff slightly higher temperature fol-
ed by clearing and slightly wider
on' Wednesday.
Court Mahacltcmo Foresters of Am-
eri'cu will be held tonight
Lupine ..l Vail NI-ss who spent the
winter in Florida, is now on his Ivor
north.
r Anilmlscr- Busch bottled beer at T.
.l. Sltllitau'sI Victoria Cafe 11. it. Ave
A meeting of P C. Lounshury Lodge
New England Order of Protection. will
be held tonight.
A meeting of the Patriotic Order oi
Americans will be held tomorrow night
in Red Men's Hull.
Everett Iowndes has returned to
Bordon after II short visit at his homo
in South Main street.
Mrs. Frances E Fitch, of 63 West
nicest who has been ill for some time.
is ;_p0w llt‘npro'ving.
uses. Tribe No. 26 Improved Order
ostOLt' Men. will hold It regular busi-
ne'ea meeting tonight. . I
Mill .A. F. Minion of Golden lllll
street. is spending a few days with
relatives in New Haven.
The Norwalll Lodge of Elks will hold
its} annual meeting tomorrbw night in
the hall In South Main street.
A meeting of the trustees of the
South Norwalll Baptist Church will be
held this evening at the church.
'-—A law all wool horse blankets at
a bargain M J. McNerny. Washing-
ton sheet.
hits. James- Glaséott. of Pittsburg,'
Pa; ts ling It, few weeks with her
father, .3330y3'isthn, of Lowe street. _‘
li'ranir‘il. Bradbury. of Bayview ave
nuo spent yesterday in New Britain.
thh‘inlest of his cousin, William J. Lo
lam
John W. Magnet. manager of the
New York Grocery Company' s store. is
ill at his home in North Taylor ave
nus. 3' . ":4 7.23.
Thellillsworth oyster steamer com
manner has started work on the annual
spring oyster shipment to New York.
City. ‘4‘!
Mrs. Edward I! Pélton. of Grove
street who recently tidal-went a see
iov‘ui operation In N Y.ork is in a
critical condition. '
Miss Edith Joyce- and her friend.
Miss mossy Mason. om Bethel were
visiting her brother dwatd Joyce of
this place recently.
The ice of the winter has carried
away the meat of the barrel spindle
which was placeduou the crest of
Round Beach by sonator John H. Fer
rill.
—-A New tsunami upright piano loi'
sale cheap, also Gabler at half price
at J. W. Studwella'.
A meeting of the auditing committee
of Star of Columbia Circle Compan-
ions of the Forest i be held tonight
with Mrs. mic rd of Eimcrest
Terrace
William W. Stone of Orchard street.
went to to
will retthh’fihw hire. Stbile sad theTr
dau h r. who haye been spending
sever: weeks there»
. 'l‘ J. Sullivan haasccured the agency
for the celebrated Anheuser Busch bot-
tled beer, and is disposing of the same
at the Vlctorla Cafe corner of Railroad '
avenue and Monroe street.
~——————4—-—-———
slim voun aucov roll 15;.
to $1.030 wl It
Paint: ”all 117%!“
by Comatock.- -W.atlllns Iii. llow and En
E. Gotham. I - .
wn,N. Y” today and ,
, guest I
Is Plus at age 3, '
to it“ 015.5%!0hi1é‘ to '
the. pint than others. wears longer and mu
gives a gloss equal to new work. Sold
wswi1
Bherman Council unset smash!
will meet 'lhu my?“
Men's Hall.
I Grand kmut‘ x:
. make an little in dym the Goliath.“
The New York d i-Iav and
Hartford road had a N on of
5250. 000 in the Mill-pf y. ac-
cording to reports Justj issued. the
heaviest amount expended in this dl~
rectiou for years.
A month's mind requiem high mass
was celebrated in St. Joseph's it. C.
Cbulch this morning in memory of
Joseph 'i‘aylol Joyce, who died Febru-
ary 22
fort Virginia. They are 0. Munkins
and 0 Patterson, and they left South
Not-walk yesterday.
The. Hotel Clifford was filled again
last night, usevery mom was taken
The commercial men are now earning
out III full force. and they say they are '
always glad to reach the "Clifford."
as it is such ll fine little house.
(‘0. upuu) II‘ will drill III the tummy.
this monitor The boys used the new
Krog .lorgeus ll Iifles for the first time
last week. and probably will become
acquainted with the new weapons this
evening t‘ompuny i) will drill tumor-
row night.
As eggs will be. ill general demand
at Easter time, it is comforting to
know that the [ft-ice of hen fruit will
probably be lower than it has been
for some time being undoubtedly
about twenty-live cents, or III the
most. Iweutyelght cents a down.
”summer-Busch bottled beer at T.
J Sullivan' a. Victoria Cafe, R. ll. Ave.
The toughest winter Norwailt has
The Grand council of “08%“ Ar-
caulilu will convene in New Maven on
Tuesday and Wednesday, March ill and
:lo at the Hotel (larde. it is expected
that representatives from all over the
state will be present to the nudlbcr of
three hundred.
hall for a generation or more came of-
ilclaily to an end at 5 minutes to 7.
Sunday evening. Yesterday was the
tlrst spring morning of the year and It
was a‘ big improvement on several
March mornings although no can or
sunatroke have, been reported as yet.
The connecticnt interacholutlc
eajue has uhafinehaiy voted to admit
the New .llrittila it. 8. team to the
lame to take Waterbury a place. "it
was decided to play the final league
game at the Yale held June It. The tlrst
ledglle' gimo' with Widen will be play-
‘ed on April 22 .IwhenItbe Bridgeport
high school team will play. .,
1.. Elkins, .1. it. Karlene. w Park.
T.Mac’i{e1lur S J. ‘llos 0rd H. l_.. itch
Incon,W .GW. Davis .3J. Page as. 0.1‘.
Shawn-LG . it. Patton, dose b Stuck.
R. 3W. Grant. 3.fi_ Mmeesciu ..J Pope
A”; Wand New York; 3 11.
Miller, ii. 55w rnard .Brolnevule.
New Haven .C.I no s. W. ll. Mc-
Clhilan. A." iii. Boston; Mrs.
laurehce, Irouis.evli '"Ky were arriv-
ads at iiotel Clifford. yesterday
—"'rllé Willing Workers circle of the
Norwaik M. E. Church will ive a din
nor in the basement. Wedn day, from
12 until 2 o 'ciock. Dinner 25 cts.
Consolidated Railroad station agents
have received word. from the oral
passenger agent of the New Y New
Haven and Hartfmd railroad. that all
persons desiring to have their
or photoglaphs of their residence i:-
aertell in "l‘he Manual of Summer the
sorts. ' should notify Mr. McMahon on
or before the 23th of March It has
been customary with a number of per-
sons in this vicinity to tam! advantage
or this often yearlyz'.
I all» but.
DLING A LARGE
we. ARE H
R 3“
IWHOLE SALMON . .
m '
cons-a
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ma
The trout fishermen “It We a hoil- I 3‘”
day on which to try thclr
first fishing day of a.
that and Good mm
same day this year.
Two more of the colored oyster up in
eners from the Rudel shop have start
ed for their homes in Old Point Com-
.. .......I.. 6 LII. 25G.
"’25
15“...
r 3‘ Kcucattv roe manuals.
\ I—a—uv-J' ‘
ulLLlNaalI “some
new In“
. Thee ca‘ will be a more-3
«move but! that
thsnevet‘wwmlwhflbb
it will be worth the of
every woman to 03m and see it.
This you will p1 as c'onaldcf' as"
1px”; personal luvi titioat we shall
t c
newspapers: “instead of for-
mal cards.
......" -.
BE VIGILANT.
This is the motto held contin-
ually before the eyes of our shoe.
malt.
Be vigilant. If there is a good
shoe put on the market. get it be-
fore the other fellow docs. ‘
Be vlgi at. If a customer dis-
covers ta to in the store’ a shoes
ve those faults cured. \
3e vigilant. If a maker “lets
down." and starts to turn out less-
cxéellcnt shoes. throw his goods
out.
Be vigilant. Get the shoes that
people want to wear—and get em
in season.
Bo vigilant. Buy the best shoes
that money will buy in the whole-
sale market. know no personal
friends when buying. got the best
value for every cent you spend.s
Because he does these t
because he goes to market until
well-filled purse. the choc-man
finds shoes that no other Bridge-
port dealer finds, and sells you
more shoe-value for a given sum
than any other shoe-dealer in the
tovvn does. ’ ‘
II The shoes are here to stand
back of these claims.
Shoe store.
PLAIN LINEN SUITINGS.
For shirt-waist suits. linen of
pure white is already in demand.
and summer will probab ace it
as a great favorite- But t c are
linens and linens. and only the
heat deserve place in the discrim-
inating woman' a ward-robe. The
best are “Old Bleach."
Front llusctucui.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..
BRIDGEPORT.
WW
PREB. MELLEN ”LIME PROBLEM
om am..- rulglu' Facliltlca to chl
Elicia-Id Penile. I
An authority on Consolidated rall-
rcad matters said yedterday that the
securing of the Poughltcepaio bridge
route the Central New England rail
road by Prohldeht Mellon of the (Xm-
aolidated railroad recently, was a mall.
ler stroke in the New England rail-
road world as under the new order of
things by the use of this route, the
Cohaolidated would be given much bet-
ter freight facilities into New England.
the, use of the route would enable the
Con Ildnted to save lighters a char-
ges bout New .ork harbor. nd ..le
con ion in the glorious River yards
cNew York divialon uobldv be
greatly relieved thereby. ‘
it Is data ll) be the deter-urination of
Mr. Mellon to "keep the rails of the
Central New England hot. " Much
Pennsylvania. New Jersey and western
freight coming through that section
bound oIer the. C(lnsolldaiad has been
ferried about New York Ital-her, hith-
mo. This Is tediohs anllI unsatisfac-
Ioryeapecially h vrltfipr. The western
end of the big Consolidated railroad
system is acted with business for
witch of the line and anythfii'g' that
can be done’to relieve ’izllla order or
things In regarded as n help by rail-
road officials.
Everything is done to foster the pas-
senger business on the system as Is
wall lmonm and the speaker of the
day said that all freight trafllc over
th western end f the system trana
f éd to ‘eI‘th uglthepifi bridle
route would Wt the Minimal“
to an natal not only of;
-tra‘nsfer changes around ew York
W'with‘the delays "and dlfil'clrltieti incident
thereto but rtflfielthe New York di-
8 I'
Wt! cc! ‘m‘llch' frolsht via
Boughkeepsie is said to be not much
WM" fora "lama share of
than via the New York transfer sys-
rem. ‘* x ' .
V
" l.- loom curt-Illa
pm ”but as .3 "“3
Barn has started 1'
specter Ileana Kencally 5%: 1
f ,. .
”191913 Just
regular and .t c entire
system toned In to per-
blood rich an powerful.
enabling it to quickly
overcame disease germs.
Ali Druggistsw—ascu 5oc..
‘Sl. .
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hcsmbaehclcr.
HARD to do
.c
t
EASY
to get
WHAT ?
l (in Range
LET: US Cfll and
EXPLAIN
chflacntatlvc
\‘t'wi
'PNON‘. II.
Shannan s
Decanting: .
The amt Ialtimm fire.
The tunnel! The“ Fire.
'“ll damn-Roldan War.
as accuse at ltucbeard.
others. aloe illustrated Songs.
Prince. to, 20. no;
tests on act. 5 days In advance.
MM
NIGHT.
—LAIT TIMIS—
of the Famous Rural Drama
The Village
Postmaster
"WON
Herald.
All capillary and
With W. ”P."
HOYT s THEATRE.
on: «tour ONLY. wacussosv.
Mason 23.
fecthcalth. 1 motor
W
When you hear a man speak of a
baby as “it." you can safely bet that
Without
A Postal bringa our
tumultuous
portrait! Auuéauau'rs
Movies Fiddles
The trauma of m. Dolo- alId many
Hov'r's THEATRE.
IATURDAY. MARCH 26, MATINEE
ANDN
Prior to the Production In England
Iy Alice E. ‘lvca anl- aroma l-l. Eddy.
4mm.» cam!“—
227 NIGHi'a'IN NEW YORK AND 125
3 W
"New York has never shot: a setter
drama of rural life. "~New Yul}
I“it outclasaell all other count”;
plays put together. '-~Chicago W
Ocean.
nu. new Alto Taurgals‘rluo PIA
aIc eacaucrlou sue chaise
Insult“
‘30»
pal of the Prospect street school,
. Nu. labs
The Connecticut aghuchora' Anauty
Guild received its first legacy last
llln W‘sw secretary. recolvcll
:1 ch llf from the estate of
Wiley of Hartford. Accom-
panylng the check was It note saying:
1' 'llrs. Day took uroat interest in thel
some .ch upon the school
atrtea " Wolfram?
guild a It V':
Irift. id or ta for a ban
object and the members who have
board 01' it are pleased because it
shows that thcll‘ work is appreciated.
some of effect upon the school teach-
iers cannot fail to react to the advan't
use of the pupils under their care.
- The Teachara' mild was organised
seven years alto. it. was successful
from the. very first day of its existence
and during that period had aid out in
benefits. something over. 11) 009 The
itanlaatlon is lucalcnlable. The Bridge
port school teachers are enrolled In Its
membership in large numbers. War-
ren W. Porter. principal of the Shelton
school on Wheeler avenue. Is one of
the three trustees in Falrtleld county.
The other two are in Stanford and
Derby. Schnvlcr P. Williams princi-
collector of the guild in this district.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Tllcy April-eve Method of Constrocmn
of Suttleld Trolley Road.
1‘ he railroad CQMmIMIOan have up-
moved the proposal method of con-
III-Illlltlou of the ice of the Windsor
locks and Rainbow Street Railway
rolupzluy in tho towns of Windsor and
Windsor locks‘from the green In the
village of Windsor through Windsor
Locks to the BlldiI-ld town line. They
lluve'alao approVed of the method of
construction of the line of the Suf.
tleld Street Railway Company from the
Itown line of Windsor Locks aforesaid
along the Boston Neck road to a con-
nection with the present tracks of the
company at the lower end of 'Suflleltl
Main street.
The commissioners have examined
that part of the newly constructed line
or the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company. in the
towns of Derby and Ansonla extend-
ing from “the Old Town Road" to
the want bank of the river in An~
souls. 'l‘hey certify that this part Is
in a suitable and safe condition for
operation and trawl.
.9
FREIGHT BTIAMIR SIGHTED.
NEW YORK. March ill—A White
Star Una freight steamer is reported
by wireless telegraph" as having passed
bound west.
Do you want any wines or liquors?
Call at the
Imperial 0an
There you trill find the belt.
“OWNED PORT AND
SHERRY WIRES.
Do you need atrongth‘l-Jl‘ry a bottle.
Also the best of "gears. .
Do not forget that no better meal is
served in the. 3town than at our restau-
Iant
GIRL census.
Railroad Avenue.
mm
, , . .. .....u ., I
‘ Bc‘i’td the on."
W‘four Yeara
l‘hc 'rcsldaacc at Thomas
elalth 55 Osborn avenue. Int
Narnia. was painted pith load.
all Ind sine hand mixed. attach
roars an by an
I defy any patent paint to show
Wild W! Hill ll lunch wear
Jillllis iilttiliii
him
52 leash Main on...
Realism: 253 Ilia In
I Instill Nominal finalist
‘ “ ' ‘ (theorist-atoll).
bailyFreIth Line
NORWMI '
3001"» am“
sad any you.
.l
Niallc. iii. llopklnll of ,
31”“th a... m.“ m h", . “051 In every way. IWe'II Introduce a town
Intlre amount of good done by the or- 1
Nantucket ldghtshlp at 3:15 a. m..
smears dilly of Mark
M". II
Wo' vc «bond "1’“ ‘1
Noah of early buyers will karat
Measurable mouths-arm“ Ily cfyouprafall
fleas for the awning canon. You'll
”Ml le WAIITS.
Want to woqgleotc you a few waist spo-
clals. iieve that for style and
honest value they are above at actual.
lladles' black and white choc shirt-
wa sta.’ tucked. blouse fronts large
bl op alcoves. 690 c. ‘
Ladlca' white lawn shirt-waists. ell-
broldery trimmed. blouse fronts. tuck
ed backs 5125
Black and white check waists, tuck-
ed and trimmed with narrow black
wash braid, very latest style. 5139.
3 Ladies' blue and grey cotton voile
ahirt‘ waists. blouse fronts, large
sleeves. 31.50.
dies‘ tan lawn shirt waists. beau-
ti iy tucked. and trimmed with
corn medallions and lace, 51.50.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOOD! 1‘
FOR WAiITl.
The early sale of white walatlngs
last season was so satisfactory that
we have largely extended the assort-
ments and you are invited to a first
choice. V
27 in. mercerised pique. large well.
also ill figures and stripes, 25¢. a. yard
28 in. cotton voile. warranted yarn
marcerlzed, a very silky fabric, 250
28 in. mercerlsed madras, beautiful-
iy designed in all the newest elects.
35c. vd.
82 in. mercerlaed cotton poplin. ex-
tra silky lustre. 30c yd.
FRESH KID GLOVE
lMPORTATIONS.
We call your cilantiou to our cele-
brated Hlslop kid glove. We guaran
. ,
|
. - Its Quasi... All our’itil’t‘
......1mw Is now directed toward Ila captain" or man
hours that m
the m Ilnabmlb'
the from arrivals; 9 t a.
mtbiafliootobctltam in
market. All Mac and can“ and
every pair warranted. Priced).
l'adies'- heavy walhlnb titans
tabs all! browns. warrant
Int-class III llty an .
which ll of (Nat lmpogtl
etlt to the annual-.Prlco .fl.’
LaIIIcl' Ills mu gov. la ...‘a I
and alone loll for race and
wear. All the w shades for a
8 clasp. Pride 1.59.
Gents’ dog altin gloved In tans a“
browns. all um. from 01 to 51. 50. 3
LACII—A IIAUTIFUL .HQW-I
‘II.
. W
TONI you may see the noun do- ,i‘ 3
signs from the lace centers
world. New lanes 3
land. Planes at. W
Inghaln. Here are all widtbtall I
endless variety of designs in ”fl «
Vainacieunes Ciuny. oriental. 3 '-
de Paris and Applique i
lions. all and cannon
wide exquisite black and I
does. A long story to 3 '«7
mine and gather the parti IrI'II‘h’I
the counter. ‘ .33
EMBROIDERED crock couch)“.
Very popular is the stoék ar. .
and It's truly wonderful how tuck ‘
dainty Irinles can be sold so low.
Mt
g!
.3“
Newest patterns In the linen “:3 III
collars to he embroidered. 1
17¢ etch fill i,- ‘
lAlce applique stock collarh,.:‘c‘
each. ‘
Stock collars of 3applidue with .
heads and ribbon trimmed. 59c “43'"
the cut. the make auditlra finish of.»
garments with those Mend eiaeiha
ence.
(‘areful making with full and lln
meat.
as Washington Strut,
' '“ a “a": rm
f EISTER
of Pattern Hats and Millinery Noveltle
March 24,
85 Washington street.
And youui have a beast that will I:
.3?
1.:
p. I
and aids. Cannot be
fort. Price . '
» $1
children is better
aim to
mataamumwaom
W
«mum-mammal)!
drca'a meals. rattan ion: and short
hetoyonr'atl
d; we are giving the‘
sonic K'ualxcsua script-l
no: . -
83-85 Waahington Street,
doom Norvt cons. '
Examlns the axis
FAT OATS ”
LEAN OATS will fill and allay the gnawings of appetite: but. the. horse
(snnot set from THE)! nourishment n cor-usury to do his best work for you.
OUR OATS are SELECTED WESTERNS and they will make your homo
feel like a coil, and pull like a locomotive.
For hard work and endurance. feell‘our genuine
FAT OATSi!
Feed the horse with Onto that's fat. ’ .~. ‘.
‘er stand pat!
Ra mon3d Eros
I 137 waculttafou hr.
Shoesthai are tough on rocks for. bolts
The little Indian Shoe for mislsess .
than has been sold be
fore for the price .
Willi:
m ill-on NOW tn'l ly lawnmwmnaysanon- 810M
lelfalz
llrflusiln Underwear. 0 are the
re and yott'll‘ulcltiy notoltho differ-
sklmped cutting malku every gar
. , Sontl'll’olkr "
LOTSON.
OPENING
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
25 and 26h.
8
South Norwallt.
:‘1
1'
beat for fit and coal-I-
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drum .mmtrcm
WM My”
Goats “dawning"
vantaaotocolncall‘d‘ .3
mason! noble.
rill ..I
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ticklhlaweek. Irma
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