. “any a romance has resulted from the glimpse of a perfect fitting boot.
ing styles in ladies“ shoes are the aristocracy of footwear.
or all seasons and ogcuions. Our Ideal Kid. lace or button. are very
. Ladies If you take pride In having your feet
D. LYON o1 co.
DOUTH NORWALK 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
and'Aiwaus Will
Admire a Hand'
some Foot.
We have
well dressed. bring
W NDERFUL EASTER EGOB. }
n 1‘ .1111 I‘- a Mystery—Tho Tyroleae
. Pentium: Shell.
apneat holidays of the year are
‘od excitement for children. and
atom not. an exception. The Easter
tcomés to the children i111
nd some marvelous eggs for.
re made nowadays. One of
' hi. I eifhtoeu Inches long and pro-
Whale y great in circumference. it
made at a stiff material about as
u pasteboard and is covered with
list satin of beautiful design. But
‘ ystery of the egg is the Interior,
hlb‘abell In only a cm or to contain
the. regret The child who receivesf
‘o an egg on Easter morning imme~
Whit becomes filed with a curiosi ‘
11 35‘ at to‘ thaw how to open the egg
. then to discover uhnt is insidep
3‘3? litter Is often a startling reve-
.67
fimetlmes the new Easter egg con-
III w‘hole set of doll furniture
packed so that it will not break Some ,
times there all within the 11111111 11 11011
Surrounded by her wal'.drobe The
one": “In fact may be filled with any-‘
thing that the fund father and mothcr
desire? and the smaller eggs ate usn- ‘.
Ii candy boxer But a very strange
Easter eggis that which contains a pic. 1'
‘ttire and In called a panorama egg. At i
we end of the shell is an opening ini
‘whidh is a. t11113111" magnifying glass.
'Iihroua/h thin. you look on a picture in-
aide—of 'I’yt’bleap lads and nlaldenfli
Dancing lil1th‘e Woods. of children pla\
In games on a green lawn. of boys
ailing." 11111.1 boats on a pond or of a
hundred and one other scenes The tie
ures‘ are made of paper and are glued
by their babes into the ponitlons Whith
they occupy. -Tom Theme in Leslie“ 11
Weekly.
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AN EASTER PARABLE.
Lesion to Be Learned From the car-
. donor and the Flower
Once in a sheltered garden thcre1
loom a beautiful fiotver so aweetl
and pure that the south wind fotsook
Ill other apota to sweep ceaselesslv
caressingly 'nround it whispering soft
Worth! of love '
But one day the dimer tadcd 1101‘
(Wild the soutix wind. with warm
kllflEB.-l etive its drooping head.
Then came tht1 gardcucr Linuugh his
grden. “be. seeing ti11 dying floucr.
plucked it from Its stem and. towing
out its golden hehrt. buried it deep in
the. black earth '
south wind. bochuse ii understood not.
it winter long the cold white snow
ay on the been of the flower. and 111111
I! the south Wind sobbcd its rage at
‘ he 111111111111 gardener.
But when .the spring came. behold
p flower more more beautiful than
fore!
wondrous kind is the Gardener of
U arse. though man foolish and
the south wind. ‘11111lerstands
.and' as one who loves all
In“: things will stoop to brush a
from the humbleat flow
, stoop: he to remove the smallest
0131 the tiniest blossom in his
as d: PAYS His FINE.
' Mont“ March 31.-—Augus~
WIoitizglpretddent of the Montana
.. In; Company; A. L. Frank
adept of the Johnstown and
. superintendent of the Rap
an‘ld their lines today for
fifthe order of the Federal
joining Heinze and the Amal-
interests from mining in the
a“ ”w...
reputation may depend to some
" die war you 111ess.To have
beat clothes" company.
. L. .-.-.u. .,
,ton & Montana and the suit brought
. spectacles to look for work.
.'l‘l1111 on the ulnciwulh ditv of \Iarcit
ted the south w‘in‘d. understanding.‘
~ od‘the'uhronaed check of the gar-S
xflrd‘pn 01 light. petaled stare—y
our reputation buy your clotha;
‘ s and Stevens' and be1
FEDERATION OF .FRANCAIBE.
NEW YORK" March 3l.-—'I‘he Feder-
ation of the A liance Francoise in the
United States held Its annual meet~
ing this nfternocon In this city. Sev-
enty-live citlea. including Boston and
the following colleges and universities
were represented by .ieleaates:
Harvard. Yale Princeton. Cornell.
Univer'slty of Vrgiuia. University of
'I’ennsyivauia Smith Radcliffe Welles-
icy Mount Holvokc and Vassar. The
aim of the Federation is the propaga
111111 of the French language in the Uni«
ted Sluice.
Officers for tin1 ensuing yc'ur were
elected as follows: 1
ilouot'ni'y President. Dr. Wm. ll.
lint-per, president-of the 'li'nlversity of
Chicago: president. .I. Leroy White, of
Baltimore: vice-president Prof. I1‘. [)0
Sumicluaal. of Harvard University;
Paul Fuller. of New York: Alphonse
(iautlu. .lr.. mayor of Woouaookt-t. it.
I.: secretary and treasurer. \1‘. (lolliol.
of New York
FIVE DAYS WORK PAID $200000.
iildl [£1 A. Mont. Match 31. “The 811'
pnmc Court in an opinion by Asso-
1i111c (Indulge ‘.H Milburn has tneteraed
tin.1 judgnicnt of Judge William Clancy
ot the distr-itt c'ouit of Silver Bow
County whith allowed Thomas R
Hinds $2li(liiti0 as compensation and
$31. “6 as expenses for illt‘ five iluVS
he wae r1-1oivor of the Boston and
Montana pioiii'rtiea in the case of
“master & McGinnis against the Bus
to recover the amount claimed for
compensation and expenses will be
ti'icd again in the lower COIII‘IB. The
Supreme Court states that the evidence
in the records in not sufficient for it to
decide upon a just and rcasonalilc com-
pcusation for,.th11 1'1-c11ivci' and for an
expense allowance.
You seldom ace a tramp who beconica
so earnest in the quest that he puts on
CLASS A. XXc. No. 82193.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, to wit:
B11 it rcniembermL
1:11.11 The Banks Lau Publishing Com ‘
111111}. of New Y'otk \' .Y. linthdepuslt
cd in this ofiioc the 111111 of 11 BOOK,
the title of which is in tiu- following
Words, to wit:
lit-ports of Costa Argued and dcicr
mlu'ctl in 11111 Supcrior Court of the
City of Non Yoik in Samuel loin-
i.1nl.lnmc (' S 11-11c1r. R11 miter-1 of tilt ‘
“Cruel cluel mau‘” siirickcd the! ‘ K I ‘
Court. Ncu Y'oilt Sillit‘lfliill (‘ouil R1
1porta, Yol. Xi. Johns. and Spencer‘s
lit-ports \‘ol. VIII.
The Banks Law Publishing Company
th-w York. HIM. the right whereof It
claims as proprietor in conformity with
laws of the United Slntcs respecting
1 Copyrights.
Office of the Register of Copyrights
Washington. I). C.
Herbert Putnam.
ldbrnriun of Congress.
B) 'i’horvald Solberg.
i licgistet oi Copy rights.
Written M. B
Revised .I W. C.
iEutered A. l
iMaIled L S.
In renewal for it years from Jluly 27
1904. ' mL’Sa lit 15
SOLVENT NOTICE.
1
1
1
District of Norwalk as. Probate Court.
Match 24. A. D. 1904.
1 Estate of Julia A. Rogers. late of
1 Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
i The Court of Probate for the Die-
“ trltt of Norwalk. hath limited and ai
l lowed six months from the data here-
i of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their so
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to .
. JEREMIAH T BROOKS.
lunar 25. apr 1. 8. Administrator.
. _.....q.‘..........._ ....- ..._LM.-M
names wears
nth an at
New Line of
mg Salts
0'1 _ . . ‘
dur In e 111 91111
uritlbreccdentcd 111113;) 111i 1 the
a ii a r «1 1
111-1111 Willi Win11? 1 time 0n
11 policy of retrenchment and a mm,“
number of men In the or» «want
the 11111111111 will be Illd 0 ,
war
1.- ‘ 4/ ‘
. )1 Mr.
Kimono.
WASHINGTON. lamb 3I~A new
olll for the ”remnant and no trol oi:
the Panama (lanai none was Int taint-ed
n the Sgnate today by Handler Kiti-
11111311 from the oommlttes on inter-1w.
1anic canals t'i‘he 11111111111111 is the £0
1111 or comider‘athm given by 1110.00!!!
minor to the various mcaauree which
have been proposed for the govern-
ment of the canal, and It will hc re.
ported back to the Senate and Its enact-
ment urged at the ilrnt favorable UP
portunliy. ‘
The bill in general follow» cloael."
lhc original Kiltrcdge bill, though
many Important «hangcs have1 b11111
made In the form of govcmmcnt and in
relation to sanitation or the tone.
Provision is made for 11111 1113111111111
lion 01’ ll lxiiice force and the commie
.don is authorized to call on ilto Hair
1111 Iitntou for military or naval I'ol‘1'11-1-
to maintain good order. .Army or 1111
vy officers or other persona in 1 2111'
crnrncnl service may he design. 1' ‘ 1
enforce the sanitary rcgulatioua enact
ed. The president may appoint out’
member of the committee as governor
of the zone.
Provision In made for tho establish-
ment of one Judicial district for the
canal zone and for the appointment at
a Judge.
The extradition treaties bctwcon tin
United States and othci 11'11111111111s n11-
t‘XIilltdi‘Il to theranal zone,
'v v
filer. Wood. of mallard.
wrlfu:
i gucas not nii'd'liuve my name in.
lion. Yes. you may have the 1-n111~.-1._
i will not reuui‘te them. No sir. I did
not 11:11.1 anything but Dr. Dick's Modi-
1~iue and I how no rhcuninllhm now.
ALEX. \\'l€l¢li,»§".
Marohgfiriitilt 1 ‘ ,.
11.;1.\
popuma AMUSEMENTS. {
HOYT'S ’I'H EATR E
ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY. APRIL
FIRST.
A Stupendous Production of the Big
Scenic Melodrama.
A Hidden Crime
Presented by a (‘o'mpnny oi ll 11111111111
Excellence.
A Superlily Stored Ptoduciloii,
A Drama of Thrilling Heart inter»!
and Comedy.
SEEI
The Breaking of the Suspension
Bridge.
The Opium Den of Chinatown.
The Rose Garden In Full Bloom.
The Golden Gate Harbor at San
Francisco.
Prices 25. 85 and 5°C.
As soon as you an bent thi- other
man‘ a game it been 1011 your game and
he quits. playing _
1':
.
'HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. APRIL 2ND,
Matinee and Night.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT '
Sherman’s Movina
Pictures
. AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
PRICES-40c. 201; and 3°C; Matinee,
10c and 20:.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
one NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY, APRIL 4TH.
AL LEECH
EASTER JOYS.
are enacted by the children and
don't disappoint them. A small
gift from our choice assortment
will lliilh‘t’ the day a happy o'nc.
TOP TIME
is born and “'11 have some licnulios
that will plcaao I111: boys; also
lumping ropes. hoops and marbles.
M. H. L0 WE
76 Wilmington Street.
1 and the
3 ROSEBUDS
Ir.
WM. A. BRADY'S
Splendid Production of R. Melville Bak-
I.“
A LA RG COMPANY
and
35 HANDSOIME SINGERs.
HEAR the Latest! Song Successes, the
Up-to-Date Funhyiamo the Talking
Game Cock. .
SEE the Great Cock Fight, AI Leech
Climb the Stairs the Funny School
Room Scene Marvelous Electric
Dance.
PRICES—509. 75c and $100.1
”.4.“ w
HOYT' S THEATRE.
.4...
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6TH.
J03. R.ORI$MER'S
Bountiful Production of
THE GREAT SUCCESS
"SKY FARM”
BY EDWARD S. KIDDER.
Author of “A Poor Relation."
ArPllyed
6 Months in Boston
150 Nights In N. Y. City.
PRICES-45c, 501;, 75c and 31.00;.
CONCERT
of the
IIMHERS 1' COLLEGE GLEE.
BANJO AND MANDOLIN
' CLUBS.
Tuesday. April 5m;
1 AT
Norwalk Conn. March 17,1904.
At a nicct .111: of the Ilire1tois of the
Fairiicld t‘ounty Savings‘ Ba11k_ hcld
this day. a dividend at the rate of
Four Per Cent
nor 111111111111 was declared from the 1111111
inns ol‘ the six months ending March
:11. 1904. The same is 111111 April lat.
and payable on and after April 11,
11104.
li)‘ order of the Board of Ditcclors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS. .
Treasurer.
./
“It
“3—
I";
l 4‘4 .
lei"
GA TE 1'0 HEALTH
The Standard of Spring Medicines is
an. Hquaalzsi aLoon
REMEDY. Hoyt a Theatre,
THE ZEITFUSSPHARM‘CY Under the auspices of
50:. $1.00. 301.: seems. COMPANY D
3 NO. MAIN 811, DO. NORWALK.
111.1111: Infinity. C.‘ 'III. 0.
«1 Tickets
50 6'3-' 7'8 on. 51.00.
we we CALLS roe emu. out
sine PLACED To new on PUR
cuaaa.
.__—-.—
Wanner) 1
Reserved seat Ehart opens April L.
, at 9 a. m., at Wood's drug «on, or‘
Full particulars of your proper-Q1 you w.“ and Box Office of Theatre.
wish to sell March 15 181
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
fewest-11nd?“ at. s. NonviaLit.
has: ramp rim
Allin 31121111111 ‘
from. 9113...“.- the“ earpiece or the
{1... 24:21.11. 1:.
all the papers llcd to arccomnwntla‘. ‘
_.,.._- er‘s Musical Abaurdlty.
Dividend Notice. GIIISYW" BB‘GIIISV
O E H A T.
FAIRFIELD §§N:TY SAVINGs The B'I9§:::.d§|er?ptl‘§ng:st Muiical
1.5‘
.a.;..t.=’l"
IN THIO. AGE OF LUXURY ON THE ONE HAND AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
WOMAN WHO WIOHEB TO BE NICE LY OOWNED. CHOOSE. A OIL-K LININO FOR HER NEW DRESS. THE
AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUGHLY GOOD SILK GREAT E8 IN THE MIND OF THE WEARER
HA3 NEVER YET BEEN MEASURE D AND IS EXTREMELY REOTFUL AND APPROVINOLY REMEMBERED
BY HERSELF AND EVERY-ONE WITH WHOM SHE COME. IN CONTACT. IT WAS ENOUGH TO DIS-
HEARTEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN IN THE PAST TWO OR THREE 8E AOONB TO CONTEMPLATE THE _
PURCHASE OF SILK FOR LINING BUT WITH THE INTRODUCTIOZ OF THE. BOX DAY SILK IT IS NOW ' 1
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEAOA NT TO DO 80. A8 EVER, WE A E HEADQUARTERS” FOR EVERY~
THING GOOD THAT I8 MADE AND THE BOX BAY SILK WILL OE FOUN D TO STAND THE TEST IN EVERY G
WAY. NO AMERICAN MANUFACTURER, HAD EVER BEEN NILE TO PRODUCE A SILK FULLY OUARAN-
TEED, AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE BOX BAY. WE CHOW A FULL LINE OF BLACK AND COLORS
AND WOULD/BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU LOOK AT IT. ./ . . 1 .'
36 '
1n .
19 in. ,
500 yard. 1.00 yard.
TRISTRIIM & I'IYATI Narwalk, Conn
NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE aoiLomo.
THE WORD EASTER.
Easter is named from the feast day .
oi' the goddess Ostara or Eustrc. She
has support} d to hr the personification
of the opening of thc your. The Anglo
Saxon 11111119 Itll Aplil was lahutuo-
unth. and it In still known in Germany
Kiri ()aiol‘fllolidl. '
.. ~1c@"
. _ ‘ ' ‘ or WAJHINGTON .11 .11 Now 1.11
11
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 WATER STREET.
DOUTH NORWALK
NEW AND SECONDHAND I
Electric Motors;
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-i
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEEO.
Weiss” On Credit
Because We Know
'1 Honor is Not
DeadYet
\
II it were there could)» no credit system's in the land].
. 1
I
l
i
I
i 1 .
i
. 1 i Business men are gEtting...Qt-.redit daily, manufacturers and mor-
SOMETHING NE W I
ll BARGAIN SALE OF CURL.
Through a blunder of the
shippers we have been able to
secure a lot of best Kentucky
CANNEL COAL at an un-'
' heard of price. We are
big to sell this so lo. 1/ t at
every one. can afford to have a
grate fire of Cann‘el Did you
ever burn it? Nothing else
makes a gatisfactory fire in a .
grate. Try a small quantity.‘
. A quarter or half ton will last
1 a long time. .
$8.50 per ton instead of $12.
010111.115 1111111511,
chantsget credit for immense sums at" our : bankingri‘nagtu‘o .,
tions. and why? Because honor is still worth somethihg: '
"A good namc‘ia better than riches!" saith the ‘vvise man. .
Riches is good :1 agood name batten—so thinh H. KRIEGER
‘& COJ Woknow the good people of The Non‘valks, and.
knowing, them, do a'c'redit business with them, just on the
same principle that banks do. We help people along; so do‘
banks. People are helped by our Method 0! doing ‘b.1s loose.
and PAY AS THEY WEAR!
mending age. Time gee; on wheels. new. and H. Krieger &
Company's is the GRAND CENTRAL STATION for proper _
changes from the old to the new era! Cast of! the darned old
This is not the patching and
\
clothes. and pitch the patches into the rag-bag, and take the
modern coach loathe land of Somewhere. A poor. mean ward-
robe never made a man, yet. and fine clothes do make’fine peo-
1 pie to look at. and that is about all we seep-and (hit is what
eyes are made for.
COME SEE 01111 11001381 . .
you Have Taverna 1.131 .3111: 1.111111%
411..
Norwalk Chronicler