Low Piiees
New Easier Goods
Vent Ltiggl ThinilS
Unit's
5! Washington St.
iiiiil densities
For bargains iIt meats, read Schaub s
ad.
Lenten service was held last night
at tlrace Churclt.
Miss Jennie. Scott visited friends in
New York recently.
All that is elegInt. dainty, and novel
in Easter neckonr at Road's. See ad.
National music to be sold in pack-
ages of 10 copies each for 10c at Cole
man's. See ad. . »
Miss Lottie" sum". of Sotttlt Nor~
walk. will spend Easter with her grand-
mother. Mrs. John Paley, itr Dnrleu.
Repairs are, being made to Dr. L. M.
Allen's automobile. the water in which
froze ’l‘uestlay night, and caused cou-
sidcrabie damage.
Mass will be celebrated at St. Mary's
Church this morning at 8 o'clock. Mass
will also be celebrated at it o‘clock
at this church, Saturday morning.
Edward Johnson has hauled his
sharpie out on the shore and is fitting
her tip for a three-horse power engine.
which lie intends to have installed in
about a Week.
The twenty-nine specials offered if)-
morrow at the Boston Store. are worth
Iouslderiug. EIery item on sale is
an Ens er offering of front‘ 5 to 50 per
tent. See ad
3. l). Stunts, a sailor, from illt‘
l'uited Slates battleship town. is truth-
iug a short stay in South Norwalit.
while he is enjoying a furlough. llis
boat is at Brooklyn.
'No ttate of the thieves who robbed
the hennery qt Mrs.. Jane zuIt lure lI
South Main street, one night recently,
has vet iIIett secured by the police
although they are still on the hunt.
See your old hat in Selim-k &
l‘rices' window.
lt‘ariners who are sending their ap
pies to the New‘ York market now
find that the price has fallen \cry
greatly." it its tittiil‘the New York mat
iia'l has been gluttcd with apples for
more than a Week. _
——l-‘teslI hocks lit: lb. Hayes'.
llev. Willlarti Mailer. s. 'r. l).. 0!
South Norwalk. preached an excellent
sermon in St. Aloysluii‘ Church. New
Canaan. Tuesday. evening on "The
Standard of Christian i’iety, the Spirit
of the Cross."
James A. l-‘lagg and totally have re
named from New York city to the
home of Mr. anders. Elbrltige 1.. Mil»
I-lIIll, South Mairt street. Mr. Flag;
\vill commute to atttl from his employ-
ment irt New York,
«W. L. Douglas shoes are sold only
by F. l).-L)’ott & Co. '
The oyster Steamer Jesuie Clayton.
which was .run into by‘ Starticy' H
lxrwrttles in his oyst'o‘r steamer. last
Friday morning, is now at work a:
usual. She tied up It the Radel dock
this week, with a load of oysters.
”Derbies. Derbies, Derbles. O’Brien
The Junior Clttistiatt Endeavor So-
I-iI-ty of the South Norwalk Baptist
Chutcit will hold a meeting at the
church this afternoqn It 3 o'.clock
Mrs John 'l‘ryon will speak and a su-
ilill time wrrl be enjoyed later. with
Kill-1,93 and refreshments.
«Just received. the latest pattern:
\\
‘ I
v. in white memorized waistings. M. S.
Smith & Co.
Company D has received a lane
number of treat pictures. on which are
pictures of the members of the Am
lIerat College Musical Asstmiatlon. The
Association will give an. entertainment
for the benefit of the company.a
lioyt s Opera House on April 5th.
~—A luy liver makea‘a lazy man.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural.
never falling remedy for a lay liver.
Co'ckenoe. Tribe. 1. 0; R. M.. of Nor-
walk, held I session inst night. when
. and preparations w re made—for the
warrior?" degree can eat today It the
armory., The tribe has also made con»
siderIble preparation for the sociable
which will be givenln Lockwood‘s Hall
on Friday evening. April 15th.
-—In our basement you will and
everything in kitchen furnishings.
crockery, glassware: window anodes
mailings. oil clotting“; M. S. Smith a;
Co.
it is reported- Chm that Char-
les 111 Quintard. of t d. has been
married to a woman in Now York. 30
has lately been living!!!) t Chester,
ltwasrepottedlooupeo In
thIt be m tl unarnl with“ Stom-
ford on“ with when his “the has
been 'cottpled and that she find Jon
qd’ . "
“I lwmhuo nil-Outho- unkind ho
III-tho tut noon-Iv. 10m Ind Inc: found?“
auui utt new lama-trial “Iridium. “:00
new.
III hudaoho. ”flay kIu . u “u. u
Ono-nu III who! you Me- m In III.
will '1’" you the privllo of uIlIg III uImo "
MKIOIJuIOIIIIl‘ MW. lulu-polio. lad.
but For
Influx sand him
mad I
NH.:“|HII.¥. mii'dnfld “Trim
£9121"? Tho goon no tablet tmfioggd'zl'
IIMMI Io onto or your many out .
Ital-ling Remedy Cm. Chingo or N. Y.”
llliill. SALE. Til IIlLIOI IOXES
The banks of The Norwalks will be
Iioseti all do). -,
The United Grocery Company offer
a tlttIIIbI-r of Easter specials. “RH“.
their ad.
The (.mt't‘s in the town llilii building
will be I-losIIi today. in observance oi
the holiday.
been m'rdltiicti iu lllUVlllfl‘ i'Ioru ”eight
hours to be sold at great IIIltIci ion at
Stella; II. This is wor'lir) ,Iout cun-
siIlt-Iution. Stt’ ad
lire spring stiles ltt iIIIliIs shoes at
.i.) i\tlll 6; (‘Itirpany s an tlI- aris-
tot-racy oi footwear. "llIcI iratI shoe:
for all sea-sons and occasions. and the
prices \vrll please you.
The Not-walk l-‘ire ilcparlttttnt will
hold it: first practice of tlIe,st-nsoit
next 'l liiiriiiiiy eytttltlp‘, when all of tltt
city‘s iti);ritl'.tlli:~ will be taken to SI-boo
street. 'i‘iI-- various companies of Hit
.it szI'tnII-ut will also hold their mouth
iy titer-tings that evening.
The closing service of Passion Week
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church will be held this evening lit
the main audience room of the church.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be IIIIIIIinistI-reIi and all address
delivered by the ltcv. George \‘trttAl-
styue. i). l). The pastor will conduct
the t'omtuonitm service. and the col
let-lion will be devoted to the local
benevolent work of the church.
~-—t‘ot'rrcd lrock 8c lb. Haycs'.
The most popular subjects of Sher
Irtnu‘s pictures at llovt's ’i‘betttrc, Sat
udny afternoon and night, are those III
.‘atastroplII-s: The Galveston ruins.
the irouuols llrc nntl the recent llalil
more fire, Those of liaitintorc art
the illlial. ill'lilL'. ltlkI ‘I while the \vitiel
was being played upon the ruins itiit
ihowiug the thick control: of ii't
which had formed. The set of .‘Ilt
BltltIla-ard, the spectacle that was be
ing played in tfuieaizo also come in for
much favqublI- ('tIlliillI'Zli. 'i‘ltc illus-
trated songs thn‘ are interspersed are
ilt‘lll'ti Willi close attention and itt-Itt'i
liy received.
.\lttlllt Iluntoussuud has brought stilt
III the civil superior court against in:
WWII, iiclttl (‘. l)ttIItotIs.-tatrti, for t
livoreo lie alleges that -tlII \v.ts liciti
(I. (‘ili‘iiiis, that they \th'l Irtrlrrit-rl til
l-‘cbtuary 21', tsss anti that ht‘twect.
January, itiot. and March i. 1904. sh.-
nu.» been guilty of infidelity. John
But-kit y, of llt‘unl‘ortl. Peter lit-avre, oi
Brattiorti, and Frederick liolkc, of New
liaicu, are named as I-II-rt-spoIIIlI-Itls
“to plaintiff also allege-s that his wife
IlII-tcd him over three years ago
They have two minor children, Edgar
li.. anti Mary A. llutuoussantl, 15 am,
18 yours of age respectively. 'i‘iti
father risks for the custody of the thv
iTALY NEGOTIATE WITH COLOM-
BIA.
o ROME. Match ill .—~Ne.gotlations are
now well on between ltaiv and the
Republic of (‘olombia for the rcestab
lishment of diplomatic relations which
were interrupted when Colombia re-
tused. to carry, out the terms of the
decision of President Cleveland, who
acted as arbitrator in 1894 iii the cases
of the claims of ltaliaus for damages
4 sustained during revolutions ill the Re-
public.
VALENTINE P. DILLON DEAD.
DUBLIN. March 3i..—-Valentlne B.
Dillon. twice lord mayor of Dublin. died
today. He attained prominence as soil-
eitor or many leaders of the irish
Land ague. including the late Char-
ies Stewart Parnell.
to shoots of saw mom
i have about 4,000 copies of the Na
tional Music that i am going to sell in
packages of 10 copies each for 10 cents
a package, as long as they lost.
ONE COPY FREE OF “THE PALMS. "
Saturday and Monday with each
package.
COLEMAN’S
“North Main III-«t. south Nomlllt.
[Apt-Iii": A. G. Spluiding'o OIIODIII
Ind~ Sporting Guano.
* . " ' '7‘ - -
IHID To ours "i nuns-i
WA‘Y.
nocutrsrtcu. N I, Mlli;t‘ll31*-\Vil‘
iiam Baird tt driver. aged” a? years. was
dragged through a dense ‘ wood by-
horse. pluioned under an overturned
sullty and then crulhod to death. with-t
in a mile of his home itr Iroudeunolt:
last. night. Baird's body was found-
early today by it I‘III-IIIhauIl. The horse
was attached to a utility turned on
one side.
in was iairtl's body. The rigltt‘leg‘
was caught between the axle
spring of the vehicle and eat it time
leg was drawn light about the axle and
then released only to
again. The coroner is investigating
the case.
MARTIAL LAW IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Lilttrclt ill.—--.\larlitt| law prac-
tit-ally prevails in the ilt‘piil'llllt‘lll of
the North owing to fire menacing ut-i
tittttle ot‘ the striking textile workers.i
One hundred and sixteen
tnents. iuI-iutlinu various cotton,
InIi woolen mills, and 12
In now iIIvI.lII-II, Anticipating llll out-
break at Roubalx ’hut city was oec-It
pied byI -aInlrv and infantry the (‘ity
ilaii being surrounded. The main
l'rrttier lite wheel of lilo atll- i
and .
the horse walked around lit a circ ie the .
be drawn in! .it‘Im-I ColtlIt.(‘ouL'irl flan'i'bront. Crimp. lullu
l oil/.1. Whooping tong I. lirunellilia and Asthma,
or) ”YOU
.v
1 iii I A"?
A certain cure for t‘IoIrItItIru lion in unit Ilflflm
: Ittti allure relief. in advanced slut-on. i II! It oIrI-I-
establish--
iiill'll ,
.ltlil strikers ‘
i
You will tree llta IIIIeIIt-nt cite. t after initial ”.0
am Joell. Noni by dealer: everywhere. awe
hittlli in more and to coat;
WANT COASTWISE LAWS POST
. PONED.
\YASlithi’lUN. Man it 3!. «A minor
lly report signed by ltI-prI-sI-ttttriivc
liirdsill_ of ion-n, anti l-‘:-.lrIk of New
York, chublicairs, has been filed on
tile l-‘rye trill extending the coastwise
laws of the United States to the Phil-
ippine islands, Jilly l. 1905. The re,
streets were barricaded and several -port urges the postponement of the ap-
Iltirutishes between the hoops and the] pilculion of these laws until at least
strikers occurred, but the sternucss tIl'iJItly
he military crushed the tnuiu disorder. 5 seem to require
1, and later if conditions
it. The minority
iiitlti,
lf mistakes occur,
I We
buy \I lint-I-
if anything goes wrong and
i don't report it, is it our fault? We built must do our part.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
~35:
rill-ii;iiii:"IS‘IIIIII-lei-.ilimitl-Ifll iii-‘idfliii 233:; The strikers, however; I-otltilttte Ile ‘views of lilo Democratic members are
”it”. last I-v- ltillg. Em}... , w ”Ills/Lilied later. -
A new .lcwctt piano, which hat-I .
you
Your money back if ,vou want it. is ours. telling us it
are at fault anti getting satisfaction yours.
Prices just now are high enough without nddlutt the
cost of dirt. dust. and foreign seeds to your oats.
they screen them for you, always clean.
bI-iior
liuy Unis Thais Clean.
«e95..-
tuning for one year,
YEARS from date of sale.
we shall Ieil at once.
EaIy terms if desired.
:5 WASHINGTON 51'.
Private
Telephone 221.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Burlington Arcade. Stamford. Conn.
lilo-bier BII Greenwich. Conn.
This it worthy of your consideration and Immediate response, as
Piinoa tuned, repaired. moved. boxed and stunned at reasonable
5. E, DIBBLE
Broker,
Iranian}: Bleak. 96 Wasblngfon SImI.
South Norwalk. Conn.
ewett Piano
$285. 00
This inatrument is new, but has been scratched In moving from
' "eight house, "it. regularly for $325.00 CASH ha. the tonal quality
Character-lotto of this famous make In a rich mahogany. can.
We will give you a stool to match deliver piano to your home. .
and manufacturer' 3
GUARANTEE OF FIVE
TEL. 165-5.
1
private Wire and
Stock Tickor.
STOCKS, BONDS. GRAIN AND COTTON BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COM-
MISSION EITHER FOR CASH OR ON A MODERATE MANIN.'
, REFERENCES.
Greenwich Trust. Loan and Deposit
, C..o Greenwich. Conn!
, First Nat. Bank, Stamford, Cons.
I City NIL Bank. South Norwalk. Ct.
T V -
:2.
mic, wot-tit v.76 at
‘ia
- man-mot
~‘“Mm “an“
i
I‘ll run: war
II mo.
Great Waist Bargains
JM Ilia warm finite or blank. nutty trim-
mad ”with Wine. Inurtten and Mid, vary “W
31.9}
White JIiiIIcu, suk which. iIIII cut! Ind “lilo .
tau and Miami front and aim. i 7.,
$8.80 -
oral Titty-ti.
.Fo'... w. -
all *
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f-
‘K Eve -- me. “ swans.
“In...
I Dainty tutor Odors
The increased demand for pen
bones that always comes with
Eauittt'lide iu amply met here.
Only those odors in favor with
fashion or approved by good
taste are teprtgp‘outcd ill our
stock (lur llu: "Iran a not-
able one. is ttnt tally complete
just now. You’ are invited to
see the showifi'x and test the
new odors. Wefnction is a8-
Nlll‘l'li. ‘ ”u.
g 'i‘Hi ijl ll‘fillill fiiiiliiiill
The Presidium Store.
All can pl“ til. door.
Night Calla Anoworod.
Telephom Coil. 1&2.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
.\ lllDilEN CRiMl-J.
An old farrmr, when hearing for the
first time. the adage "Murder will out"
ludigmrtitly l't|)iii'(i: ”No such thing.
i killed a pedier fourteen years ago.
and no one t'\"’l' found it out." It is ll
Well-known fact that no matter how
clcvcr the criminal. or how scientific
the I-r-iIuI ultimately the murderer is
uppII-lII-uIiId and brought to. justice.
'lhls is on I lllllli theme of the his
tIII lo IiIanmttI pio-duttiou. ”A Hidden
t‘rlmr." which comes to Hoyt's Thea-
tre touts-bi. The central tlgure in the
piece is an absinthe fiend, a man of
wealth struggling manfully to ritl hitti-
self of the III-basing habit, but who is
lid] on by a villainous nephew, wlto
hopes to benefit financially by his
death. "l‘wo I-nt'iOnIlIi of magnificent
scenery and III vet-til new I-II-I-trl effects
are pronlist‘d. At l-loyt's 'l‘lton re to-
night.
h‘Yl-‘t ‘ llANlI .-\Nl) liATTFRS' BE NE.
l‘.-l'l‘
The entertainment committee of the
fair and bazaar of the liattcrs’ Sick
lietlelit Society and SveI-‘s band has ur«
Iariged for art attractive array of talent
for the various nights. For the open-
ing night they have secured the popu-
lttr vocalist. Joseph McMahon, who will
present several of the III-west songs.
illustrated by stermpticou \‘iI-ws, se-
cttrctl front New York for the occasion.
Mr. McMahon has been in New York
to arrange for the slides,
SKY FARM WEDNESDAY.
Sky Farm, which is promised to
iioyt‘s Theatre for next Wednesday ev-
ening, has hardly an equal of its stamp
among the whole range of rural tiraut
as and comedies and appeals in a par-
ticular way It) well-minded people.
About every type of character that cart
be found in a New England village is
pitltIrI-tl tII iltis play iI;.' Edward it}.
Kidder, iltc author, in tilt; strongest
possible Wil)’ and its many .‘t't‘lli‘h are
such as tutti limits-u in any hustling
little New England t'IIIIIIIInity. The
story centers aruund the ironic of the
tillage clergyman: tlII village post of.
tch- and a big typical New England
barn? While there are some periods
in which pathos rules for a short time,
fun and love are really the controlling
and nil-powerful elements of the whole
piece. {
GIRLS Wild. ill-2 (URLS.
Are you fond of whistling ll tuneful
melody ‘.’ if you are~ ,lllt‘i‘t-Iis |ll't-l‘i.\i‘i,\‘
the right kind of IIlIloIiy itr "Girls
Will lie Girls," William A. Brady‘s
new musical comedy production, to be
Irt lloyt‘s TiIIntre. Monday nlglrt. The
song is a duet. entitled “And That Lit-
tle (“H is You." tllltl it fits itseif to the
aperture between a wltistler's lips as
has nothing else rendered in [install
for a hunt time. “And That Lit..e
Girl is You" is stII-lt a number as has
oftttt saved runny a littd pI-rl’orrtltllrce.
although in this instance it has not the
opportunity. "Girls Will H! Girls" be-
tng. all in all, a most satisfactory eu-
tettniutncut. Musically it contains
more than many less unpretentious of-
ferings. the score. bebidh'n the ballad
mentioned, including "Ask Dodge."
"llow Dye Do." "About Btu All."
"When the Girl You Love Says Yes."
“Be Sure You‘re Right Then (to
Ahead." and several others. ‘
SHERMAN‘S PlCTURES.
Sherman's Moving Picture Company
comes to Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday.
April ‘2, matinee and night, for its re
uptodate line of moving pictures and
also haviuit some new handsome new
illustrated songs which are sting artis-
tiIally by Mr. Mahoney and Miss Sadie
lll".0\\ll Matinee for children. Satur-
day, 10c: evening prices 10c, 20c and
titre. Adults. matinee. 20c.
THE REAL WIDOW BROWN;
The Real WitlowBruwn. It genuine
farce comedy. \vasotho bill It Hoyt's
"I‘heatro; last night, and was present-
ed to a good-sized audience. The var-
ious members of the company portray-
ed to a hood audience. The ur-
manner and were, generously applaud-
ed 'lhe sperlultles were highly pleas-
ing. esp clslly the imitations of the
musical instruments the double faced
dance and the singing by Miss Duly.
the latter being obliged to respond to
numerous encorea. This afternoon and
evening ”i; melodrama A- Hidden
Crime Will presented. Saturday If-
ternoon Ital evening. The Sherman
Moving Pictures will bé the attraction.
'l‘wo excelltlint performances have been
billed so far for next week. Monday
night Girls Will Be Girls. and Sky
Farm Wednesday night
The automobile jolted.”
"l newer g I rest. Ilthmiglt
My charm or got; Ina-ted. "
NW:
ituunrne Buttes
turn engagement showing a new and ..
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SA VE TIME
AND MONEY
EA»- ‘ T
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Do non realize that Saturda’u is tiou'r
last dau to prepare for Easter.
We are readu for iron in event Deb
yous It" 98a ro 3.3.09. .. _
NECKWEAR. botforthan mr. MOI}. ,4 $1,?
FANCY HOSIERY and mm. , p -‘ . “.ii
warn- and FANCY tits-15., W ' ’-
sum and rap cons. , , if, f
rum cons. .- "‘ is.
susrzn straws sum. or mm chap... , ‘
' BROWN ornate-s 32.00. -,'_' " “711'
SELLEGK & FRI '
Clothiers Ind Fumishen. l fit,
98 Washington Street.,South Norwtllt
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DON'T BUY STORAGE EGGS FOR YOUREASTER BREAKFAST.
We have .
Now Laid Eggs at 28?: do:
Best Bullet for Salurdau oniu 23o lb. -
Till] LEE TEA AND BUTTER (30‘ “
l7 fVOR TH MlllV STREET.
Lorenzo Dibblg
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SOUTH NORWIILK
wesr END or WASHINGTON eraser anions: '
~ out. .
CUTBi/Ll. 8 ,
Bridge F;lvoh Mprkoi
n .
FRESH ARBil/ALS or scams
cARP. PiKE, PIGKEREL, oucx mo
nos sHAo con sAotIooio HALI-
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NATIVE FLATFISH, EELS. CLAMO,
OYSTERS AND EOCALLOPS. ‘
Strain. ’
53 WALL STREET. .
Room 9 Unihd Dank Building.
WNW
Ollie-kw. I, "9‘
.FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THI CITY.
Ho Seas Bast
no You REALIZE the serious Consequences 6i Continuoda‘lllyo
Priceless beyond all other possessions la the eyeailht and it do:
serve: your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WlTi-l YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FREE. PER ‘
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED. ' '
o s. JACKSON
OPTIOIAN.
THE CHILD WITH fill
is far more likely to be the adult WITHOUT glance-1‘
little fellow whose eyes are not given timer] and prune
the naturally defective eye of youth and you are repaid with
in afterlife. Abuse tho immIture eye and it will necessitate
I few months only. but for I lifetime. wil i.“ s .
Tho [you of Children I Ipoclllty.
noun a. non: Infra-tine canola -
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no at mm m of. pom-“.5“
mos moo. tumv was!
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wna 3:123 ME.
communists.
roper auctions. ;‘~ "
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