are PrleeI to please you.
I was a lelto‘r- in
5” atom. Bush was a visitor in
HOW ml yeptot‘dtty.
8a In‘ Seymour
.1“) ht' ow Haven.
"l flm'IOhoph R. Tsylbr is in Water-
big). billy (In business.
mp. Dibble has retutned from
a barium trip to Philadelphia.
is
NW,IYi.JI'lt yesterday on business.
p". m Visiting their daughter Mrs. C. F
Baum".
New
Hatchlnson spent. yesterday in
“Ila Vivian Sodct'sttum was a Holt
.0! All New York. yesterday. with'
minus;
.Qllneo, R. R. Place
or At to City where he will spend
hid Epster’ vacation.
land extra large long clams are fresh.
‘al‘rlr‘all It Cutblll's.
‘ . The-annual parish meeting of Grace
Tuesday evening at is o'clock.
The annual Inertial: of the Woman s
Guild of Grace Parish will
Monday, at 3 p n1.
bl! outline merits of DI. Dick‘ s medi-
‘Id; tildhlfi,
3 You should see the pretty Japanese
" silk waists Miss N. E. Ryan is showing
for $1.98 and $3.50. They are selling
1 at a lively rate.
General Russell Frost who rct‘urtr
Oil yesterday i'Iom Atlantic (llv has
gone there to spend the coming week
’ Dr. William J. ‘l‘rucy. town health
clutter. has quarantined the resident-I:
of. John 1". Kelley. in Stexens street.
-owing;tlo' Mr, Kelley's son
of dlptheria.
The rltimillar face and form of En
gene Van Ness, who has been travel-
.inz through the south during the past
liter. is again seen on our streets.
“ .Mr. Van Ness In looking 11'I it. as usual
1-.» v-II‘lI'Ie New Dates. 7c lb. 1’. 'l‘. Cuneo.
"loll ”devious hnd readings.
meats were IoI.ved
[fluorite H Traendlcv, 11lfe and son
hm returned Mint a trip to Boston
. d Wuhlnltou. D t‘. 'lhey had in-
:3“ to make Quite an lxtendcd tout
' at“ at St Louis but were com-
oed to change their plans.
Bond Oops. Boys' Cups. () Brian‘s.
{Hummus R. Bennett. the promoter.
. tad thiI morning that the sale of
. for. 'tlle purpoee of getting the
"ml’lppard Lace Compam to lo-
_ have. was going on nicely. There
HM forty five lots to sell and al-
. téenty of them have been taken
["va that the whole butch can
«out hgfore the. middle of next
Haunt H. .l. Bramard. New ria-
WME. Tully. Fall River Mass;
Reacting Biooklyn; L. H. Dicks,
. Cony,.New York; Wm. SII'IndeI-s
ppgtw Cb; N R H. Campbell.
. i W.Cher'ry, Norfolk. Va.:
'N‘ewporyt R i.: H. N.
'nsteo. CL. . ll. Pena.
‘.‘.D A. Fier. Hartford: ll.
highly. Cari Foster Btidglc-
Baely. S. L. Anthea (‘.
.Shepaiud Waterbury: F.
riden.‘ Ct. were guests
1 the. l Cllitorti
Wm
LoCAL NEWfil 'lhe regitluI Alerting of the Baptist
Hoys' Btigade was held ltist evening.
r
l
I -I..‘.;-.~
lien Alwatts Have
land Alwaus Will
Admire a Hand
some Fool.
I
R romanceI has rolulted from. the glimpse of a perfect lilting hoot.
styloiin ladies shoes are t‘he Iristoqur of' footwear. We haw-
ill muons nnd occasions Our ideal Kid. lace or button. Itre vcty
{Indies it. you take pride itt having your feet
well aroused. brim:
b. LYON & co
OOUTH NORWALK
Miss M. Isabel Allen and Bessie M.
Stowe are spendipg their Easter vaca-
tion with ftiends It (‘linton N .l.
A regular meeting of South Norwalk
“stungit‘omlave Improved Order of Heptu-
sophI, was held last e1.euin3 1C onald
' erable toutine business was transacted
t
l
Mrflnd Mrs. Hubbard. of Allistllilll.:
l
‘Mfléll'elie Hutchinson and Miss ldué
1
i
i
No settlement has yet been effected
in the Schauh- Nash horse case and le-
gal step1' will prolmbh be taken by
touttsel for Mt. Schaub the that part
ll. .1. Th.omaa of Nor-,vtalk was '“l‘” next week
A Iegulut' Ioutltte meeting of Lincoln
t‘ollncll. 0. l}. A. M., was held last
owning, .l)egt'ee' work was to have
itceil exotnpltttcd but the candidates
were kept away by the storm.
Al the First M. E. (lhttt'ch, last night,
“us hold the lust of the Passion Week
.1-III1'ch-s. Rtv. [)I'. Geotxe \'an Al-
{sittte gave a brief t"'e\le11 of the Life
7;?! sweet Naval Oranges tor 25c icontltlcteil by the ptlulot.
. 0|)!"th Bay roe and buck shad l
of t‘ht',ist
A communion servit‘e (allowed
leading to his ctuciflxtlon
being
Members of
the choitl furnished mtistI ’l'hnrsduy
l’rl" hipal W C. Eoote left yesterday? night Rev I. ll t‘asw.ell pastor of
the Tabtt'nacie M E. (.I'htttclt, Btook—
lyn. preached.
Dr. Nowell Dwight ”Hits. 0! Ply-
mouth Church. Brookhn. lectures on
£.lohn Ruskin's Last Message to lht
Church will be held in the Guild room .
be held;
at till Main street .
36.8 whit. William Anderson has to.
' llaptlst Church. Eranton,
clue, in a letter which appears in tlte .
’l‘wcntleth (‘9nillt1‘. at the Smith Nor-
walk Baptist Church, next Monday ev-
ening at 8 o'clock. Dr, Hillts. while
pastor of the Central Church, Chica—
go. delivetcd the memorial addtcss on
the occasit’t of the sct':vi(es held Sep-
ttmbct 20 1896. in memory of Rev.
Henry Adclbrrt Delano. at the F'ltst
llliItois.
A special Easter illustrated set 1'ch-
"will be given iIt the F'itsl Congrega-
tional (‘huIch pt Norwulk toIIIot'I-ou
evening at half past seven The story
of the ct'ttcii‘lxtibn anti t't-“sttttectiou of
Jesus will b‘u'told with the aid of nutn-
'erous views presented by tho sItIt'eop-
when he will retutn with his t".antil1 »
being ill,
Iicon. and the choir concealed will at-
accompany the views with suliiablu
music. By the courtesy of the Com-
pnny. it car will leave Winnlpnuk for
the Green direct. at 7:05. five minutes
past seven. returning to Wlnnlpnuk
III thI. close of the; ser'I.\lIe
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Real Estate at Auction
Pursuant to an order oi the Court of
.Common Pleas for Fairfleld County.
' Cottnectic
. , the Stthsc
A regular meeting at Eureba ReW
behah'laodge was held last evening.‘
., "liter which a social session was held. ‘
. A number of members rendetcd Inns-l.
Retrosh- :
It. dated February 25th. will.
lbcr offers
FOR SALE
at
PllBlJCoAUL‘TlON
To the Highest bidder,
ON the. premises.
SATURDAY, APRII. 10. 1904.
at 2 o'clock p. m..
the l'olowing described
REAI. ESTATE.
situated in the Town of Norwalk, l-‘air-
field County, Connecticut:
A tract of land in said Town of Non
= walk. with the buildings tltcrcon stand»
i
.‘Woohward, Frank Stocknis. Al-I
_. L..-_._....._._.... ‘_ .'
lug, designated as Lots Numbers 25
and 27 (llenwood avenue. and 28 and
30 l-‘erris avcnuo on a certain “Map
of Estates of Mrs. Sally Stuart and
Mrs Mary P. C. Butler. made by W.
B. RiderC E. 1886" on tile in the of
fire of the Town Clerk of said Town of
Norwalk; said tract is bounded norther.
ly four hundred 1100) feet, more or
less. by lots Numbers 29 and 32 (III
said map: easterly by Glenwood Ave
nue, one hundred (100) feet: souther-
l;.' by hots Numbers 23 and 26 on said
map, four hundred 14001.net. more or
less; and westerly by Ferris Avenue.
one hundred tl00) feet.
WILLIAM 0. CLARK.
Committee appointed by and acting un-
der authority of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas. for Fairneld County, Con-
necticut.
For further particulars inquire at tho
oillce of William 0. Clark. attorney at
law. South Norwalk Trust Company
Building, South Norwalk. Conn.
112 9 16
, place Namath. will upc'nd mater in
I
‘lil Easter sermons at the church to.
. ' . T ‘ \.
Ribs rot “frat, ofI Dim!
«It Huron. with friends.
The- Houlehold Guild. of the Norwalk
lonarontlonal Church. held a session
hiI morning. at the church.
The Ordor of the Temple. degree was
cultured at last night's meeting at
'linton Contutandary, K. 1‘.. of Not»
valk. Refreshments. followed the
writ. ‘
0n the evening of the First Sunday
ftcr Easter. April 10th. the Rev. MI.
iat'hy.dt oi Chtlst Church Westport.
'vill preach and conduct the service itt
l‘rinity Church. The Rector will
match for Dr. Van do Water in St. An-
lrcw‘s Church. New i’ot'k_Clty.
The Young People's Society. of tho
\iorwnlk Baptist Church. will him: a
=|I(Iclal Easter program. for tomorrow
~1'cnimr‘s service. .I‘herc will he spec»,
uotvrow hy the pastor, Rev. Dchtt
Van Doron, with special music
The Friday eveningservicsa at Trin-
t1 (.‘hutch will be resumed .-\p i run.
nd will continue during the nu I it If
titty The hour will remain its usual.
'ntll the Bishop comes the confirma-
lun conference will be combined with
his sctvlce. The addresses will be a
'ontinuution of thc confirmation lec-
urea.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court. March 30th.. A. D., 1904.
Estate of William H. Ferris. late of
Norwalk. in said District_ deceased.
Whereas. written application has
.Iccn made to this Court praying for
reasons therein set forth for an order
of. sale of certain real estate of said
.staie.11hitlt is iullv described ltt said
application on tile.
(lldi‘llil. That said application be
heard and determined at the Ptobntc
Ofllce. ltt Norwallt. on the eighth day
of April liltli. at 10 o clock foiettoou:
and that public no: ice thereof be glIcn
to all persons lnthested therein by
publishing this order in a new spapor
having a circulation in said District. at
least live days before said day of hear-
lug.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
at! it Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as.
(‘out't. March 25th A. 1).. 1804.
Estate of Sarah l). Seileck, late of
Norwalk. ltt said District. deceased.
The )ottt't of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from he date hereof fur
the creditors of sat Estate. to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
ptopct'h attested. ulthin said time. will
ht» dchatrcd a rccoycry All persons
llldi btcd to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
ELIZABETH l.. SELIIEL‘K.
2G. apr. 2. it. Administratt'lx.
l’robatc
llilll'.
Saving
' Money
John D Rut ltcfellcr once said "Atty-
tutc i‘ up make. money ;'fc11 tan sure it.’
Here is a trtttlt you caIt hardly con
trndicl.
it has added weight. coming
Rockefeller. it makes Its think.
WE MAKE YOU! SAVIN ls .IE-
(“it“) and give them earning capacity
by paying
Four Per Cent
Interest
compounded send-annually.
Any ONE CAN MAKE
FEW (VAN SAVE 11‘.
BE ONE OF THE FEW.
The 50.. Norwallt
'Savings' Bank.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
from
MONEY.
..... .-.--_......-.»...
Specialty Mfg, Co.
7! WATER STREET.
Iouru uoawaut.
new AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. lNSTALLED AND BE-
PAIRED. OATIIIACTION GUAR-
ANTIID
WI HAVE CALL! FOR SMALL OUT.
SIDE PLACES TO RENT OR PUR-
CHASE.
.———
want-TED:
Full parltlculars of your property you
wish to nail .
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
7‘ WAIHINOTON OT... 8. NORWALK,
f To be than ”IQ! ;
MUERS'. 3810K BENEFIT
Of mullmko ,
Writes:
ch'k 11 Medicine Cb.
South Nor lk. Conn.
Deal Slr' - fur sttuorlntr fourtmu
nuns with rheumatism. I am triad to
add my. testimonial to four valuable
add my testimonial to your valuable
and um non convinced that l have at
last found Ieiclin )I'. Dicka' Modicine
Reap {oily yours
.ANDER80N.
r
1
Mutt-h 2N. HRH",
‘ us'rsn Jove.
are. expected hr the children and
don't disappoint thIm. A small
gift from our choice assortment
will make the day it happy one.
TOP TIME
is here and 1111 llilVi some beauties
that will please the boys: also
jumping ropes, hoops and marbles.
M. H. LOWE‘
76 WlIhtngton Street.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
SATURDAY APRIL 2ND,
Matinee and Night.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Sherman’s Moving
Pictures
AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
PRICES—10c, 20c and 30:; Matinee.
10c and 20C.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAV,APRIL 4TH.
ALLEECH 1
and the
3 ROSfEBUDs
WM. A. BRADY'S
Splendid Production of R. Melville Bak
er’I Musical Absurdity.
Girls Will be Girls
BY JOSEPH HART.
The Brighton}. CleanlIt Belt Mullcul
Comedy of} the Road.
A LA ROE: MPANY
35 HARbso "*e SINGERS.
HEAR the Latest. .9119 Swan“. the
Up—toDate Funnyloms, the Talking
name Cock.
SEE the Great Cock Fight, Al Leech
Climb the Stain, the Funny School
Room Scone. .MarvelouI Electric
Dance.
PRICES—50c. 75c and 31m
_.__..__,,.__._..__
HOYT' S ITHEATRE.
“.4"...—
ONE NIGHTONLV
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6TH.
J05. anmsmews
Delutiful Production of
THE GREAT SUCCESS
"SKY FARM”
BY EDWARD E. KIDDER.
Author ‘of “A Poor Relation."
AI Played
6 Month in Bolton
150 Nights in N. Y.,Clty.
PRICES—25¢, 50¢, 75¢ and $1.00.
CONCERT”
~ of the
AMHERST COLLEGE GLEE.
BANJO AND MANDOLIN
CLUBS.
Tuesday. April 51h.
/' AT 1
lion's Theatre.
Under the auspices of
COMPANY D.
Third Infantry. c. N. a.
.—_——-
Hotels.
89 m. 25 on.‘ 31.00.
...._‘—-
Reserved Int chart opens April 1It.,
It 0 p. as, It lWIOd'I drug store, New
walk. and Ron Office of Theatre.
i " March 15, “i
x mm finality rain.
swift-nun
the Iii-piano of the
somrysp‘svns;
1 sum .
' Ir film ”nut. .
send. a ”iii“ 1. mailman:
WOMAN WHO WIDHII TO BE NICELY O
PURCHASE OF SILKAFOR LINING BUT
THING GOOD THAT I8 MADE AND THE
WAY. NO AMERICAN MANUFACTURER,
TEED, AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE
19 in.
506 yard.
TRISTRAM &
NO. 2 and
l
The things no get for nothing are
usually worth just about what they
cost.
Norwaik. Odom. Mlt‘ch 17,1904.
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Dividend Notice. |
FAIRFIELD couurv SAVINGS!
anus. i
l
At a meeting of the Directors or the
lt‘nitlicld (‘ottttty envings Dank held
this day. a diridl'ttd :It the rule of l ,
Four Per Cent
per anuttm \\ as declared from tho carn-
inns of tho. six months ending March
"1.904 The same. is due. April 1st.
and pin ablc on and after April ll.
lptli.
ll1 ot'dIII otthc lluatd of Ditectors.
SEYMOUR CURTIE.
TreaIurer.
saw: mm: m: w‘ .r
I unaam sue or COAL.
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 0- .
ing to sell this so low t at
every one can afford to have a
grate fire of Carmel. Did you
ever burn it? Nothing else
makes a satisfactory fire in a
grate. Try a small quantity.
quarter or half ton Will last
a long time. .
$8.50 per ton instead of $12.
Glover‘s, the Place .
15m ”131155.50.
it amino from I
:30.
‘ Outing. Voufiuhcum and Ram-
erous m Attraction.
m :mins- ,
.1
PERFECT A S
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEASA NT TO DO 50. AB EVER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
knowmg them. do a credit busmcss‘ wuh them? Just on the
modern coach for the land of Somewhere. A poor. mean ward-
Box _ Bay":
Noyertear Silk.
lN THIS AOE OF LUXURY ON THE ONE HAND AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THI OTHER THE
OWNED. CHOOBEO A IILK LINING FOR HER NEW DRESS. THE
AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUOHLY GOOD SILK GREAT E8 N THE MIND OF THE WEARER
HA8 NEVER YET BEEN MEASURED AND IS EXTREMELY REBTFUL AND APPROVINGLY REMEMBEREO
IV HERBELF AND EVERY-ONE WITH WHOM SHE COMES IN CONTACT.
HEARTEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN N THE PAST TWO OR THREE BE ABONS TO CONTEMPLATE THE
W WAS ENOUGH TO Dis-
WITH THE INTRODUCTION or THE sox IAY SILK IT 13 NOW
son svsnv.
sox any SILK WILL I: rouu I) TO arms THE rear m avssv '
HA3 even BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE A SILK FULLY GUARAN-
aox BAY. we SHOW A FULL LINE or BLACK AND COLORS
36in.
$1.00 yard.
AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE. YOU LOOK AT iT.
HYATT, Norwalk.Conn.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.£.__. - .
or wACthoTos It .19 Now ta.
We Sell On Credit
Beéause We Know
{Honor Is Not
.Deadeet
.V‘tlv
If it were there could be no credit systems in the land.
Business men are getting credit daily, manufaéturers and mcr-‘
chants get credit for immense sums at our banking institu-
/
lions. and why? Becausemonor is still worth something.
“A good name is better than richest" s‘aitfi‘tthe‘ wise man.
Riches is good: a good name better,—so think H. KRIEGER
& CO.! We know the good people of The Norwalks, and
same principle that banks do. ’ We help peoplc‘ilong; so do
banks.
and PAY AS THEY WEAR! This is not the patching and
mending age. Time goes on wheels. now. and H. Kriegcr &
Company's is mammal) CENTRAL suited for proper
changes from the old to the new era! Cast off the darned old
People are helped by our Method of doing business.
clothes, and pitch the patches into the rag-blg.and take the
robe never made a man, yet. and fine clothes do'make fine peo-
plc to look at. and that' ts- about Ill we seer-and this is what
eyes are made for. I
. .corca SEE OUR ooqnsh .j._.
you HAVE memo us: we can rausrfvou:
Audit III III-II. find roam as}... to tame quiet an.
OARTINO Ash moons” of Int studs. mam-1.. 311911 on contract
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