Illicit wsoom'a suulvnunv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charm H. Smith, or
Mudpw .trut. Entertain Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith cli-
tcrtuincd a company of friends. Illlltl
evening. at their home. all Muldowl
street. in honor of the first anniversary I
oi’ thcit‘ mul‘rlagtl.
The. eveninu was very pleasantly}
llpl-nt with nluaic. gather. and otllcr all~1
proprilllc thIllllt'nl. William JIlIIII‘H‘
and Edward W. Lucitwoud'Iurored with
Tut'iil'NUIOE and Mills Maud Bray rcll-
dcrcd piano music, Ono of the (culture
or till- creuing u'llzl thc game “i'it.” .\ l
llllulllitul supper was served.
Men Alwaus Have
and Alwaus Will
. MM Admire a Hand-
‘ some Fool.
|
.
. a romancc has resulted from the glimpse of a pertect lilting- boot.
. ‘, styles in ladles' shoell are the aristocracy ot tootWenr. We have
, “r all reasons and occasions. Onr Ideal Kid. lace or button, are very
a :"Udies. If you take pride in having your feet well dressed. bring
. Prices to please you.
”’. D. LYON 8- CO.
Indium-0N eraser sou-m NORWALK.
Mlillvr. Mr. and Mrs. Iddlvllld . Lucit-
ilrny, Mills Margaret Rl-ynoidzl, Mlsa
Anunn Tompkins, Miss Anna .Itoucrs.
Mllul Margaret Burns. Messrs. Wiiltluu
.ialura. l"l'(‘tl01'lt‘li Stootn, Arthur ll.
ilruldl. Illugctlo 'I‘ucltcr, Wultcr lillyzlll-s
and llcxtcr James.
The lilillll’lllt‘fi clinic to an on:
iatu hour. cvcryonc having had .l ICIV
t‘lljl)_\l|l)l0 cveninlr.
of I . ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
l
I ‘ Ruthcriurtl ll. licoier cntcrtuitn-d a
party of clltht at the Amherst Ulla).
(‘lub'il l‘Ollt'L’l‘I. lllHt night.
‘ \Vclatport anlclt. caught today. at
l t‘utbili'a Illlll'lu‘l. Many Ollltl‘ kinds of
I i fl'loh fish. Sec all.
i l illluclncllt bul'lctlills tlrc
Ethirllgll llillil zit llowillllll'u.
. Manillaciuleis SamDIeS» ?
high Grade Goods at Low Prices.
Lina
-_.. __i ”.4... ._._......._ . ..
No
muiilnlt
Itculi Illu
'rnclll-cd “'Ul'k mulling cilantro-s in the
gtyllcwrul'r (‘Ulll'l‘l‘n In Not-walk.
‘ i Illdtl'iu S. .Ict’frcy, thc dllucitll: touch-
‘* arms' :10 suns M 37.50. .
' MENS' can vmvzrrzs was m ‘ ‘i‘.’.;.vt‘.“.'.’ iiifili‘dii ii"‘i»'f.§’"él§illzr‘f‘ NO.
‘12 AND S” ‘1' $9.00. ' Y.. on Thursday evening, April 31.
'I‘Iltl llcv. ll. ll. Carpcntcr pastor of
‘ «(all "no of Gum Furnishings at law prloas.
.D. Gortleib,
I! North Mensa
llgaiu' this evening, was accompanied
by about twuuty mclubcrs of his own
PONASSUS COUNCIL INITIATION.
l‘otlasaus Council. Royal Arcunulu, of
Norwnlk. hold a mooring last night.
wilcn‘ urrangcmonts Wt‘l't' completed
for the initiation or n. large class at
caudlliatcs Into the ordcr tomorrow l'\‘~
4.~,.
at (JAPANESE WERE KILLED.
ado a-sklrmloll wall all-nan Volun-
vf- p Tee" at leu. I ‘ous injury material mil 9. a 1 unit
8 ET}? SBUIIG. Apriit:.m“.\l lsl - ' '. l ', t s 'o . Pi
moods thIg report which ticn. Kucir he in limping“ today. Mr. Gregory was i Tm :EIILfDIfiE ill/illifilfill'tifi; til
.' r - . ‘l. , , . 1 Ii I' ‘.E‘.’,i"., '_).
mull: . fighio‘l'wfifdéli g.tlitt? liltin- at work on a road mathlne. th om illillflliltitl )‘t‘r‘lt‘l‘ddy nt'lcl‘noon at the
”male lampet‘or ‘ foot ilccanlc tunglcd with tho SDOliI‘L‘lE‘lltlllli’ of Mrs. ll'. st” John lillt'hwilod.
h“ report added that an exchange of one of the wheels. He quickly . in East lit-critic. ' he first price was
limits occurretlhctwceu Russian cav- shouted to his horses to stop. which i slcul‘t'il by Mrs. (l. W. (from and tho
.1th Japanése gmrmshergmar WI» PM." vary accommodatlugly did. or Mr. ‘ sci-0nd by Mrs W. i). Vcrnum. Tho
' - ' ’ Gregory's 105' would lltl‘u‘t‘ ilccn brllltcn. ; ilt‘xl turning will be two works ilcllcc
{will be ll program or cntertaiulncut.
MR. GREGORY’S NARROW ESCAPE I in which the council orchestra Will
Contractor 'l‘llomas Gregory. of Cran— ; have a proluincnt part. and there will
bury had a narrow escape from gel-i. l bl- bountiful rcfrcshmcnts.
. canto
Iii-red lllll‘l'nl‘l iqurit-s.
. COLLEGE BOYS IENTERTAINED.
'I'hollc lll attendance includcd Mr. and . . .
Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L‘lltll‘it'n E. i"M“|°°V"°" Pl"! at Mlfil 30“" I"
Wood, Mina Bertha Miller, timid Mauli‘
buildinl'. to ho. occuplcd by the lll‘WI
CHILDRENS’ SUITS AT 31,25, :2, $2.50, Ithc South Norwallt Baptist Church.
w, ’3 50 . prctlt-hl-d in the Stamford lluptil-tt
’ ' . ° ' Church. last owning. The. Rev. Mr.
(Yul-ponicr. who will oiiiciatu Llltll‘EI
church. .5 tinglllsh a brush fil‘t‘. which lilrcatcncd
cninlz. A big time is anticipated, Tiiorc :
Broken and suffering From
Interact Injuriu.
DANBIIRY, April Ii.-—Clamnco .l.
Willctt. tilirty~tIVc. a clct‘k ill the our
ploy of Oscar ii. Mccllcr, a (red deal-
l-r in thin city. was ruultht bl-twcoll
the high scat of n til-llvory Walton and
the top of the door Il'lllllu oi' ll shod.
into which ho latte Intcd to drive tilltl
luol'nlnlt, tutti his body was bcnt tlUIi-
blc. Iiill buck wast brollcn and he cut
Ilia condition
His look
iii critical 1th lltll-rnoou.
m
Honor of Harold Seymour.
Miss Clara lit-Its entertained a party
or trio-ads at her honu- in East utcuhc.
Monday owning, in honor of her colts.
in, Ilnrnld Seymour, or East avenue.
- who is a student at Columbia Univer
"lly. Now Yorlt. The unveils Included
iMlss Eloise Ilyiugton, Miss Annie All-
drcu‘s. .tllua Alice Ellrlc. Miriii Kathar-
lm- llclls. Miss Kiln t‘lilrll. utui Htcwr
Tart Moore of Columbia, Howard l’cur‘
isuu of Princeton. Wlllianl S'lcitou or
1 \‘ltlc. William Hat-on ot' Yuic. and Third
llilltts. What lit known up a “Muscu-
‘\‘li.€" game was inlilllltcd in. and thc
winners \t'crc Miss Andrcws all Mr.
lllllcon. A collation was normal.
DANCE iN SILVERMINE.
A nlusqucrlldc drum» was given last
night ill thc new ball, In Sllrcrluinc.
'l‘ilc ntl‘air was lludcr tlic unspiccn oi’
lelc Sllrcrulinl- Dramatic Society. Mrs.
William .I, Wilcox. of South Nur’thlk.
’tuluiaillld music for dancing. .~\ carry.
all load of Nor-.rtlik IIt‘tlIIlr‘ Wits in at-
lcnliaucc. ‘
T MISS VERNAM‘S RECEPTION.
The closing amnion ot‘ Mitts Marion
S. \'l-ruatu'il dancing class will be held
.jIl‘rilIay altl-rnllon. at “W town usacnr
lily hall. \Vltii strcct. Parents and
.t‘ril-ndll oi‘ the Illt‘ll‘lllcl'i'. lli‘ lilt' clans
.ilavu hccn invited to bc prcacut on this
Tllcl-uslon. fl‘ilh afternoon's program
fwul begin at 3:30 o‘clock.
I
i At ‘2zi0 this at‘lr-rlllmu. l’llocnix lION'
{wagon was scut In Spring Hill to tho
in house in that nuiglliml‘hoooll.
ORDER OF NOTICE,
District of NQru’llllt. 5a..
ICtIlll'l, April tlth. A. Il., 1904.
i thl‘cas. written application has
lam: unulc to lllir» (‘l l‘ll tor adminis-
ilration of tho t'FliilL' lll‘ t‘Iara ill. Mar-
Ivln. lair of Not-unlit. lli raid District.
llccl uucd.
E (llllt'l't'll. 'I‘ilat .xnid application bc
litiill‘ll and (Ictcl'nlincli :lt tllc i’l‘ohtitc
Itltlicc lll Norwaiit. on tho lith. day ot’
IAlllil, 1904. at ill Il'cllll-k. i' rcnouu; and
film! public uoticc llir‘l‘t'ti hr- given to
'all persons illlllxstcd llll‘l‘t.‘lll by pull-
; Ilsllilll‘: this ordcr in a’ 'ilcwupnpet‘ hur-
‘inlz. a circulation in said District. at
Iitzfil Il\(‘ days lmlm'e said day of near.
lull,
I’rolltltc
' r'bai'ued by a detachment of Japan-
' infantry. numbering 300 men.
Gen. Kachtalinky also reported that.
opposite Turmitchcn. on thc island of
Maluueo, In tho Yaiu rivcr. some lull-r
Gian volunteers hall a Skll‘mlsn with a
17!!)ma outpost from Wiju. 'I‘llcru
were no casualtics on the Russian side.
HI! Jopanesewcrc killed.
slylis
'a ui . 0 1 MPH. . , .
I“ gigaztélgllwlérlfishfinell x'l‘heonuhl- As It was, he only sustained qulto so with Mrs. lloxua' Hitchcock in Ween HENRY W. IlIIISGORY,
wounded is not known. . WES' avcnuv. ‘ no it. .iudgc.
,e slidrps of a Russian village near ”'7" “M ‘ " . ' " "‘ M " I ‘ _"“ *- ’ * WW -—~ - ~< —- .
' m . “south so! .Wijuhog... tboiI ....‘ ' " "J ,ll. "2-. , I; . _ 1..."; ._ . ‘ f l» . .
invadi- wKoreal‘th’ been wréahéd-l r -- . . 4 ~ : . ’ . .. . . . Ar. ,
4 Japanese Officials Canter,
VTOKIO. April 6.-—A conference was
held“ the imperial headquarters he-
tore the throne today, at which Lieut—
Gen. Tersur’hi. Miniutl'r of War. Vic-cl .
On Easiest Terms ‘
. I H
. LADIES SUIIS
The sweilcst. prettiest Suits
at: ofiercd on our easy pay~
mcnt plan in all the‘ very lat-
est styles and weaves. Al;
terations free. Don’t defer
buying because your purse is
empty. We supplythe cloth-
ing and you pay us in small
amounts. Simple as it's easy.
$10.00 to $35.00
. miml'Yanlatnotq Ministcr oi the}
Navy. commanding ofllmrs in the army
mid navy. Major-Gen. Iahimoto. Vith
chine» Bandits Killed.
111(ka April '6.——ln a skirmish be
'théirontier guards and Chinese
_ April 2. at a point on the south;
section or the railroad, three
I were wounded and ten bandits
killed and twenty wounded. Ai
ii.
.jtlrtter’nf War: Rear Admiral Saito,
Joe-Minister of the Navy, and a num-
Ebr'of the Elder Statesmcn were prea-
tin ,. it ill understood that the recent!
ill! campaign was discussed and de-
. had-been despatched ill pursuit}
material‘s. .
winded Mon at Vladivostok. i
‘m‘lms'rox, April ll.-——.ullny
‘ Smelt from Port Arthur have
room were read by Llcut. Saito.
‘ Where. They are receiv-|
llnrs suns
Every man needs a suit to
welcome the Spring. But not
every man has the ready cash
td pay. Our easy payment
plan solves the problem. By
iris use you get your Suit now ,
and pay for it as you wear it.
Simple as can be.
jnnamn
tions were read by Lit-ut. alto,
In a participant in the lirst. at»
milieu attention from the nu-
Woer sisters of mercy.
0 block Port Arthur. and who
u ntetl , in detail this particular
tidrl."ziving his personal experb
and views: it any conclusions
ins fituturc operations were
-. Antithe conference they were
: BURG, ’April 6. 12.49 p.
‘ction of the regular cred-
7.000,000 which will go to
him land, falls the heaviest
W departmaut which loses
MM. Including $25.-
”e'Itt' foam. The church
$7.000 Including 87.750
[church at Seoul. Ko-
Mon department Is a
7853 Aid the Foreicn
» *3 .‘ I..
iiE LEADING ”on 0000's STORE. “
TRISTRAM&HYATT
, _- ryiny; coal in.
4.» Box Bay .
lNe‘vertear Silk.
IN THIS AGE OF LUXURY ON THE ONE HAND AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
WOMAN WHO WISHES TO BE NICELY OOWNED, CHOOSES A SILK LINING FOR HER NEW DRESS. THE
AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUOHLY GOOD BILK GREAT E8 IN THE MIND OF THE WEARER
HA8 NEVER YET BEEN MEASURED AND IS EXTREMELY REOTFUL AND APPROVINOLY REMEMBERED
BY HERSELF AND EVERY-ONE WITH WHOM SHE COMES IN CONTACT. IT WAS ENOUGH TO DIS-
HEARTEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN IN THE PAST TWOOR THREEI 8E ABONS TO CONTEMPLATE THE
PURCHAEE OF BILK FOR LININO BUT WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE BOX BAY SILK IT IS NOW
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEA3A NT TO DO 80. A8 EVER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERY-
THING GOOD THAT IS MADE AND THE BOX BAY SILK WILL BE FOUN D TO STAND THE TEST IN EVERY
WAY. NO AMERICANRMANUFACTURER. HA8 EVER BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE A SILK FULLY GUARAN-
TEED. AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE BOX BAY. WE SHOW A FULL LINE OF BLACK AND COLORS
f 19 in. 36 in.
$1.00 yard.
.p
50c yard.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NorWaik, conn.
5 oazrr'r: BUILDING.
dim
K.
NO. 2 and
Tile Best Coal in the
Market
(‘an be found at
B. Hershiieid &
_ Son’s Yards _
\
\Vlll lit-at the lamest oilice buildings}
and rcailicnccx and give thc host of sat.-
islactiou. Wc charge nothing for our
We Sell On Credit ‘
"Because We' Know
Honor Is Not. -
' Dead Yet
* rt. w not"
. .,A w.
.'.
TWO YARDS.
Seaview Ave.. East Norwalk
Concord St., South Norwaik
Tel. E, Norwalk 97-6. 50. Norwaik 54-5.
i ...
If it were there could be no credit systems in the land.
Business men are getting credit daily. manufacturers and mer-
SOMETHING NE W ,!
A BARGAIN SALE OF COAL.
Through a blunder of the
shippers we have been able to
secure a lot of best Kentucky
CANNELjCOAL at an un-
heard oi price. We r: 0-
ing to sell this so low t..1t
every one can aflord to have a
grate fire of Carmel. . Did you
ever hurt: ,it‘?‘ Nothing else
makes a utisfsctory fire in a”
grate. Try a small quantity.
A quarter or half ton will last
a long time.
$8.50.”; hon ingtoad of $12. 1
chants get credit for immense sums at our banking institu-
tions, and why? Because honor is still worth something.
"A good name is better than riches I" saith the wise man.
. Riches is good; a good name better.——-so think H. "KRIEGER
& C0.i We know the good people of The Norwalks. and
knowing them. do alikedit business with them. just on the
same principle‘that‘banks do. We help ‘pcople along; so do '
hanks. People are helped by our Method of doing business.“
and PAY As THEY WEAR! This is not the patching and
mending age. Time goes on wheels. now. and H. Krieger &
Company’s is the GRAND "CENTRAL STATION {or proper
changes from the old to the new era! Cast off the darned old
- 9 .
Glover‘s the Place
I clothes, and pitch the patchesdnto the rag-bag, and take the
modern coach for the landI of Somewhere. A poor. mean ward-
robe never made a} manvvychvand Tide clothes do mlike fine peo-
ple to look at. andfthat islabout all we see.—-and'-~.this is what
eyes are made' for.
._ F
I - "hour's“ ona‘coonsl -
YOU HAVE Talisman usr we canirausr Your
‘ ..
t.
‘ For a... mo
.4 .1 PEREEQTA’S . ,
roll-noun. $5.50 new ...
g:
I O’NEIIEEJ», II ' ', I.
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