Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 6, 1904 · page 3

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witA'rHaR FORECAST.
For 1”Eiders“?m—WTAIrd vicinity:I
lyc local

showers ’labo t lit and “'Fbursday
Buggy coole'r tl'r'd ght A ion trough
praisure extends trons. 1 Late
region southward to the Gulf. it Is
producing cloudy weather. with local
sho‘wdvd in the Mississippi Valley. and
is ”western portion at the Latte region.
bottomporstuscs continue mild In all
tOoaditIons tsvor tor this vi-
ell-ll. >illsiiliiiit weather, ioilowod on
sunny with Insecticide cloudiness
ball probably light local showers.

. ,liyatt. '0! Smart avenue. i‘rac-
minim at her wrists by a tall. last

General

 

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l‘iulsBols it Is eon nedto his
lib e Fit Lowve greet wit: an attack
W Igna'xha 'beo brolt in
s n on r. a new
bugle Which 'iiarry W. Mat or will
order“ Climbed:- street.
umber of Norwalh military men
planning to attend a shoot
., "0,9,. 9.0mm"
'itlcli Food has made a hit:
grocer for It. only the.

“sadly in holes placed on the

 
 
 
 

Isa orthan Quittner, corner
05".. iii: and on streets . .
['i‘h adios or (it-ace Church are re-
bliss? ”a play. which will be given
in {w poll’s “All. on April 11th.

'A' lunch wagon has been stationed

at the square in Main street. by a
Kuwaiti party -Nsw Canaan Mensch

“Miss Sybil C. Merriam. of South
Main street has been visiting at the
home of Daniel Hamilton. New Ce-
All“)! ’ -

2 «Fine photogralihs from We to $7. 00
per dos. at Lewis. -

Ellis: Illsic Wai'r'en, of Norwalk. Is 75c,

Ing her Easter vacation with
ad. Charlotte Johnson. in Oronoque.
traitord.

Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
oi the Sancho! America. will hold a
means: cantor-row night In isystic
Chitin Hall‘.‘ “'l

hilad Cecile CFAw, of East Temple
ton. Massachusetts. is visiting her

gsugta‘tbprim Francis Boyiston In

snub-s. C 1. rent. returned to her
home In New York. yesterday, after a
visl1 with Mr. And Mrs. John H. For

r'ghagmé hisstcrklrii it..- hit! is ill
with an ulcers tooth at his home
in Revisiting; Y Iricnda hope for
a. My NYC”.

JOId Well finch ahd Ladder Company
will meet Mabdsy night at which time
the question or: having an optimum
moat will come up.

Utrecht Couit‘rJl. Order of U
America Mechanics. will hold a

ey night at w ich time several‘
con idstes will Fin In tinted. ‘ .

.Ianaded trucks that may be seen on
the streets at any time of the day show
that there is the usual amount or 1de-
lug going on this spring.

.;.Mrs Amelia L. Raymond of No. II
Henry street. Is a rlousiy ill with grip.
and other comp cations. Mrs. hll'ay
sound is nearly ninety years or age.

.“ mm? 'm Eu brood

Mist.“ Eleanor Inrehouee, or Fain
field, who has been spending several
days with“ hilsijiidtile Far or. at her
home in' Mad -' sect Norw [has re-

turned home .
has resigned his {in

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Harry Jobushh
sltic'n with Ellwood Brothers In New
suth He started to work with his
gratin ether. In men Norfolk, dicti-
day.

 

PAINT VOUR IUOGV FOR 7y.
to ,8'1.09. with Devoes Gloss
Paint. it weighs 3 to d
:8 piat‘t‘hban othnhrsmweai-s m Bold
" yes a as a: new w

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' .N'o book ksé

‘- good coatum‘os’. he has its. rein '

’ BASEMENT BARGAINS

L ordered to warn the

.i-swmsb} music

”new“,

city sash a
Lugs cotanr miwenty'l ousand
and are tusted trout to to to £10:

west at Mount St. [bliss and about Ili-
tsen miles inland from the coast oi
Controller my. The purpose Is to
employ the coal for inciting unite to be
used in a steel lent to be a'l'eoted h!

‘21:?" ”loll «Filthy. 128:3;

Ember 1“!“me .- cn c are P
Mr. William Anderson.

of Winnlpauk. "

Writes.-

Dr. chii's Medicine (10..
' South Norwallt. Conn.

Ile's‘r Sir: «Attor- suliering foillltoan

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en a store '.lt can

uaimohfiwgivsm

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This is why this store con sell
better suits ata given price-
118 suit buyer gins" his w ole
attention to his uinth-l
have to bother wit anything else.
ping. no rent, no war-
ry. Just buyingaad selling. It
is strap is: at get the most value
and soil It at clove ma, He
has plenty ci’ tithe to for

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

to search and bu 'a' dozen where

 

years with rh matism I am glad to
“‘0 ”"14”“ “i" 9M Id my testié in to tour valuable
Oi course. its us ' s In]. ad my test enter to

ur vaiughis

and am now convinced t I hsv

““1 “d i“ ‘9‘“ "‘d’ -.' m“ last tound rate: In or. Dicks Meal

 

llcy. lie sells At a goods |
Pgofit Hav‘c' we we 1 plain? WWW e'fi’é'é’u

ave weh altar ‘wh the gun March 28. 1901. .
Willie" I— W
nlficentiy? ave “has. a own. .POPULAR Abimm'rs.
"'“u‘m'mmm nov'r's rite TRE.

Those advantsdle‘: all work to

our advantage. ey are work- wsonsens AP IL 01'“.
n now. too. Implants res
gI'licrc are better his suits here. "afi‘gfifi‘ '3‘“ °;

better 320 ones. betthr has ones-
and all are better because of the
better ability of the store to buy

and; sell
women have not yet 5
found 1 how good a suit stprs
this is. If you are anion
lid on:

FARM”

BY EDWARD ‘1 Kl dust.
I' Relation."

' Author at “A
As Pia pad
6 Months In lesion
150 lpht‘a In N. Y.¢i1.
paints- mm and 0 .00.
HOT!" é, TizEATRE
FRIDA
MATINCI 'Atiii~ HT.
The Greatest Play or a ads,

All American Hobo

I
“A Pbcr mtagiegfuwmsiul Valley."

A ”LIAM TJIUMRH ~30
AMRI‘ucAMn agile (:ng

has htar fit. en mi Mllsll
”Illa rfll fill: xyNovsli
Rspiatsw :rltiin tuna-amigo ysnd Ian
nations

SPLINDID “COMP
Np art'ss'shraricu.
Possessing all the" diamante or tests

 

this is a good time to
for the spring collection is
large vsrl cs are what

this A , tn'. gives you a
g ~ ,
film 9“ “end floor.

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Here is what we've spread out
to stake till hunt In the
downstaitt mum dsphrtm e‘ht.

Outing plum

fancy stripes
and checks.

and “blue,

worth 8c. yd-—- c.yd.
Crash Towellng. bleached war
ranted pure llncn'——~ toc. .

Table Damask. ”bleached pure

pink

 

 
 

 
 
 

linen and two yards wide-g worth Citation” hand and Orchestra.
d' " ' 9““ 95%|:me "13's: 2“: “V's-7 j'uIMI'n
Piflow C1000. llcmstigtcc'hled g“. m maxim” n N ' '
either 42 or 45 by 36 inches, worth
i5c.-— . sic. HOYT' 8 TH ATRE.
.3:ar Rouruivo “'“h‘it'iti'.‘ "H'
INANKIVILL '.
DRY GOODS CO. ”“3”“! wmswhobri':mtne
l
BRIDGEPORT.
-- The mi se Person.
company D will drill at the armory. J F95“? 9' ”‘0 ‘0‘
this even ing. A' .1 la:
Th Mi OolihtlhllAll " .. ~ ‘ -
will lie iroihmtlieufl‘nd aheadah. pr” ”flunk.” . g. “p.519.“
meter at West street. ”nigh.

bail mach vlflllng in New York city

hand hits. '1‘. iii Stocking are mov-
ing from South Norwailt to George-
town.

Superintendent 'I‘. ll. Fenneli. or the
New York blew Haven and Hartford
Railroad Cd'iiilisny. Inspected the prop-
erty in South Norwaik, yesterday alter
“000.

mar cum rent
sun Elissa

To lie elven under the auspices or the

in may SICK stirs-r17

il.'

~—0rdlhar household accidents have ' ' s
an tomna'ien there's a bottle or Dr. 39""? ‘1'." SVECS
réaonss' EFT on In th: sizedi‘cline Elfin

w a B 1111!. w m 9.. . a": 3‘."in .
fun. we. 2 er MUSIC Hut.

The nunusl meeting of the Golden
Rule Circle of Kins' shoulders, at the
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be held Friday, April 01in. at I 9. tin.

Albert's to u. INCLUSIVE

Band Concert each waning from O
. to I: 30.

i iii babel. Aral tten'da‘i Issa-
g'l'uaf' c ,' . nee Casein Veog’hzslmensm and Hunt-
rPhill .w. Ior ‘ "W" " "“m"
fig, m “a co all on use: {hell (veiling. ‘ .
sud Inisntry. firm can. Ii‘y run. and and cross-m.
embcrt or the

Grand. Nor Prizes.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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items l'ihat Ant.

'1 :gigJ,

than snap out she sat.
owtnmrcmar. IWIM; nets.

can—Fu-

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nominate a captain and , f
3°... .13.: . spinners]! - - 1:...
bits. Eli‘sabbth Wade. who has been '
stigma "it‘ll winterwwtiit‘h her “5631.111“ . . _
n s ns.bi u I 2“
lie} “What? . colonel John ii. . "”9 10!. ,
llyit‘dg‘mhi“ri W tsti‘sbt. returned to ‘ 2 .
er a.~ abstract. ‘ ~ 2 m m m
.-it you "Mamas? up?!“ . 'Y ,,
sultainin'g toad onetha ii a lies-cpl and
from any other. try “thex Good Rich .,
F011]! Your m? ~GAILOOK PACKING
Ilsa Sara Valentino baa xtoured tron
Mod in Choir.

inn. II '
“5&1“th l“ ” in: on
an it once.
wli least-elicit! ii it t
pondered.“ ”mecca trails the

“WIN ”everywhere.

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lie—#1 mini: in (room 1...;
‘Wril. ‘dear, you ioldfme' It was a wire'.
duty

cum with her httsbnlitlm"
l'onltcrsB

Batesmhi.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

John D. Rockeieller once said, "Any
one can make money; low can save it.”

Here is u truth you can hardly con-
tradiht.

It hits added weight, coming from
Rockefeller. It makes us think.

Wii with YOUR iiAvmos es-
CURill and give them earning capacity
by bar'lns

Four m Cent
Interest

compounded semivsnnusliy.
my on; CAN MAKE MONEY.
FEW CAN 8M ’3"
‘ u on: or Tits rsw.

The" $0.77 Norwalk
Sayings 2‘ Bank.

UNITED BANK BUILDING.

 

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The smears 3991114118“ Mddtoirics is
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD

50cm ..oo
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sets secure.
. so. NORWALK.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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YOU'LL Gni‘
THE. NEWS EARLY.

it we deliver your papery—New
York or, local. ,
, i have the most prompt and
trustworthy group of newshoya in
the city. and lor rapidity, “Mercu-
ry" isn't in It

Our measures and periodical
list ls complete. Orders for spec-

 
 
 

 
 

alpuhlications (thinly filled.

H.Low£

Wnlililpgtoh dire-t. , _

in'Ii PLAcss to RENT on FUR
cases.

WENTED !

 

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wa Hess GALLs FOR srsALI. our.

Full particulars of your property you

 

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to we...

Civil parlor Court.
allowed the custody at her a‘sm
old daughter. The divorcsiproc
themselves were not tested.
though the claim for slim ’1 «its. Mrs
'l‘IiiulIiuioii was represented by the y“
of "all & illil while (.lomlcy & 0
My uppcurs for MI. Tomilnaon.

l grout many 0! the iscis In the
date are already known to the public.
Mr. Tomiinaou who was necretury and
treasurer of the ’I‘omilnaon Lumber
Company last September suddenly icit
town In corripany with Agnes 'l‘eseb
Ville of itii- bard Teach. They remain
'ed away until the end at iiecember.

Mrs. Tomlinson: yesterds said
that she had not seen her 11st
since he went away except for a brief
interview or about live minuics' dur-
atiou. She testified that he was
worth about 821.000. The. court Mind
her how it came about thitt she had
chosen Hall a Hill for her counsel
when that ilrm was formerly her lids
band's counsel. She replied that it
was only because she was a friend of
Mr Hall. The court asked her a num
her of questions about whether or not
she but any undeflihudinx with her
husband about the suit or the alimony
and it more was, any collusion between
them or their attorneys upon the mat-
isir. She replied In the negative.

Interesting testimony was given by
Fidgar Beers. who said that his once
was next to that of Tomllhiion at the
lumber company. lie said that Mrs.
Teach, who was emploired next door at
the Connecticut Web factory misgiéwm
come to the oilice and sit onhi Ili-
linsou‘s liip utter the day's work wts
over. hir Beers said that there‘ was
a board partition between his 001cc
and that or Mr. 'i‘ou‘illnson and that by
tipping hi chair bitch he could see
what occu in the next room. its
aid that tone time Mrs Teach saw,

Int d c lied out: “Don' t you hit
opens to go home when you' re not
wanted?" He inId thst they ottsn
turned out the light In the room 2

Quite a number or other witness
were examined ongnmw .w horns
reason he went away with To?”
was that he made an appoipttheii

mar or in. rain
meet her at a certain pines and, ti? he

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

Tomlinson 301sz or
said that the deted'dant tol

 
 
 

she would.

ores and he gave the attorneys a
chance to settle upon the amount or
alimon. They agreed upon the sum
or «,0 and the court gave Ir. ’l‘oin-
linson 30 days in which to pay II.
M

positivist“ Aisussiiaiira.

THAT BABY IN “SKY FARM."

Li-ttie oneruooId lsastsr George
who Is playing the port at “hiarigoid's
Baby" In Joseph it. Grlsmer’s big "so
Farm" production is perhaps the
youngest salaried actoron the
today. The intant is certainly dost n-
ed for a great tuture oh the stats. so
Dmbhssidi Frank Hartwell who.“
Orsndiathsr assess. unwillingly re-
ceives usihshv tron Marigold in the
Iast‘act. buttheoid nah- bard nature
relents as the sonttoaah or the halls
lingers. becomes. reconciled tabla soa' a

 
 

"Mm , mlnrroutuurmu ,
THEZEHTUSS PHARMJUY it. At the very first dress rehearsal

of the play. baby evidently saw
through the ugly. cross makeup, for
the little one never hesitated. held out
his chubby hands to the stern grand
pore. crowed and laughed lust as It
be had been told what to do. and from
that time on even Introduced new llnés
not in his part: “da. da: da, do."
Everybody on the stage lust worships
Georgia and the sweet raced little
mother who brings him to the theltre
Is very‘ proud at her darliag's success.

churn“ at the lion‘s Thahtra
n I‘-

. AN ANERlOAN H080

Comedy, pathos. wit. bright
brisk dialogue clever specialti
charming soubrsttcs. ahistic vaedejil.
liana. and. above all. entrancing music
with the latest songs are stints or the
good thingb saidot "An American Ho
he" at the det's Theatre. ,Frldhyll
April t.nia‘tih‘sb nisbt -
" "laugh and the world laughs with
you ls'atruehxiotit. ’i‘onbeilurejou:
laugh with the world. see "An Ameri-
ciit Hobo? ‘ 5‘

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W 2 class

here
' The court said he would» allow the do

The big pay Is now announced tor pg” ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

EASTER All

The atmosphere

 
 
 

pervades the whole store, the stock at
Spring Goods are mos . in your Easier outfitting you will do
to take a casehii look the many lines or the new season' I iaerc
disc. You'll tlud every item right. You‘ll Iind prices nah
tlpd courtesy and prompt attention. in a war you i'i tindt
lit all points for the ohicial opening oi spring usiness. 2

WOMI'N'I IILK ANi'i
Th WASH WAII'i’:1 h '

,. 0 new season's rat a owl a

“do Is certainly line and the gloss?

are very modest.

Ladies' white lawn shirt whats,
had blouse fronts large bishop
ves, bl

Iwies' white lawn shirt waists.

trimmed with heavy embroidery and

tasoted largo bishop sleeves tucked

culls. 01.50.

Ladies‘ white lawn shirt waists with
Val, lace fronts and lace collar and
ends 81.09.

1111' IAOTIH SAL!

, 0' KID CLOVII

The kid glove Importations are all
In. Qualities right colors right, also
range complete an prices as usual
absolutely fair it'nd lust.

lelea' Ilialop hid gloves In modes.
tans. browns, greys white also blseii.
Every pair warranted. Plies .1 pair.

hadies' extra line quality Foster

”loci? hid gloyes, El: hla’tfi‘t tans.

nsand reys. ery r war-
wanted. at: “with; hair.

Ladles' lilie Joutln ltl.l gloves In all
the leading spring shades. Every pair
warranted, nt 01 9 pair.

Lsdies' heavy walking gloves Iii5
[Alli] antiiabrownslat 81 ii Zesdand 81.00 to .50 “rd M
pa r. very no r war'rant or lol 0.04 c s 1

Ladies' white washable kid, gloves. a

0219 pair. "7"" 9"" “muted "Em“ Mill“ '7‘}???

Gouis' line dress kid gloves, nil '
shades, all sites, at ii and [125. .

t“(heir-It‘s" hioeitat slugs, hmwns and

tans a sea. a pa r 2
were: sear as s Ls

. OF MIMI WMR

Blaster has It's dress demands to .
men as well as women. What it ‘
o! taste Is there but likes to prinh
a bit tor Easter Sunday? The pri
lug can be done with great economy

tacit do 1...; .
ties in all

colitis in as: lac

urea and stripes. at the. .
Men‘s tour in hand tcclr and Asedtl
starts, In all the new colors also in

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

tench}: %t W "
“use drains. alts “slat:
sites 80c.
hte'n's hasstq
chariot shirts Inmi , it“
piala white all hm". ,2
issb's' resort 2

”colon" 6, _\
...'.°“.’.l.l'.‘.‘ "‘2'... new '
pgom liable.“ gory! tails Wis ,,

Women's cones and end “it.
issii hematitehed

$339“...

elects, train Isc u
line or want soft ‘
i’i“ unscrew .
”fig assortment of loop calm

ty silk heck ruls fro ”~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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as Washington sirs'i't’.‘
RADIANT NEW MILLINI'RY. ”CL UIVJ
FINEST QUALITY. LA at
sat-m ran asnirrit slimline
FAT OATS ,
LEAN oars will mi. and allay the ghlwlnn of appetite. but the.
cannot get from THEM nourishment n ecsssary to do his best work for

OUR oars are SELECTED “Institutions they will ibaite your
feel like a cult and pull like a iocotnotlrc.

For hard work and endurance teed our genuine
FAT OATIII
‘ Feed the horse with Oats that's (at.
And you ll have a beast that will e'er stand pati

Raymond are

181, WAUHINOTON 01'. .“fi'

Shoes that are touch on rocks to: ,
and girls Cannot be bait for fit and .
loll? Price

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airlezhs
Whittle indium Shoe for mii’sess

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2 l"'I‘be Village Parson"'wlll be strong-
Y‘ll ““0300 doflusdhs coating. an-
gagenient at lion’s Theatre. Saturdaym
April;9v matinee“ and night. it lb .
on possibilities

'tbssa manila” Warm the. hut thatl
s to have been written

tor ”the artist who-dew
it. so. carctsiishas
selected. The pull. “away;
or the most. powerful and interesting
otthepresentday. ltmsybosasnnd
only to that beautiful drains "Human
Hearts.” but general. ballot has been
Wmtitahosddbepisosdsrstl
The interest gradually inorasosa as the
plaoapraoasda. and thou Isnat
moment or a wash am
Who Village Parson" rod
hum production and In tilt. the
ant have been strongly cor
nlaaat tom's. .de Ithe entire sultan
for each act. .._i
is.

LCCATION OF CLO!" OMS fl
Ms,

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been tstsrcstin's 39m” in s sissfi as WMI-IINOTON crush

Children is better than his been sold
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Clearing Stile—Prices Cu ~

Itattrsflocherfinandwintsrsoodsinusthoaaldrdhrd
orcosthnaialaroomtorthe‘comlhs artisans-ea. 2nd‘hatlre
at this unm moss and chasm or new cloaks.
III-en’s Jackets. taunts long and short M menu
lilllldary‘. itwinaisohstomumlslbtooefid
wanieoddflaihthbfurhmottbls “bloods.

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