lien Alwaus Have
and Alwaus. Will
11111.1 Admire a Hand-
some Foot.
1, [In IlyIM In liidlos' shoes sro the srlstocrscv of tootwecr. We have
'tor- all 1111111101111 and occasions. Our ldoni K111111111. or hutton,sr11 very
' Ladies It you take pride In having your test well dressed tiring
'ofe. Prices to please you.
‘ " SUITS. worth $8.00 and $9.00. will sell at $5.98.
'34-'45 13161811 Bargains in BOYS‘ SCHOOL sons. 3 pieces. '
"'33“. 9 10:15; worth $4.50. will sell at $2.75.
'TWO-PIECE SUITS. ages 8 to 15: $1.25. $2. and $2.50. '
" (CHILDREN'S FANCY, 3 to 8. made in blouses. latest
istyles; $1.98. $2.75 and $3.50. - . - i
D Go ttleib,
11 North Main St.
my... ......_ ,. . . .
ADDITEOML LOCAL NEWS A regular rotitint- 1111-1111111: of 0111'1.
Brant-h 1.0.1111- wtis 1111111 111111 11111111111:
3 we“; 01‘ music for 2.111 31 Cole- l'lnns Wt‘l'i’ 111111111 for a trip to Bridgt-U
.- mun! Wu ’aud Monday. port lit-xi Vim-k l1) \'isii tilt" iiiiigen
~Chickons ' 161 ound. Hny "we
r 05,. '
p —~\iuttintzs oil 11.111111: window
. A regular monthly meeting of the
Catholic Club was id 111111 owning
routine buoln'oss bein trsnsact 1111i.
Carl‘Scliauh‘. Jr.. had 1111- misfortune
, to break his little too sciornl days into
He did not know 111111 it was broken
Ior some time, which will render It
somewhat difficult to haw lilo frat-turt-
properly reduced. .
«Chickens. 101'. pound. Ilnyos.‘ 1
- - The Iiult. 11f D. E. Lirewv 1% (‘11.. \'s.l
unrtin luuwlor, 111 aim, is down on 1110‘
short cuiendiir list tor totiuy s SIIDI' riot
' court session in 13111151 port (or argu-
Mcnt upon the mdlion to \[Iiki out' tin-
names of the non wit-31111111 ilt-tienditnts.
This motion was 1111111'1- 111111.11 tut-its
. ago. but has never been zimiiui.
d ,Goodvmest at rt-nsoonhlo prim-s 111
rachsuh's.
lb" General Manager Higgins 111' the
sham-11,111 grout quantities at 11111 low-
01-11 prices. Mm .Smith & Co.
Silvoi'niinv (311111111. iii-x1 'l‘iicsilny 111111»
the church.
in- sovmal Silt-(lions liy lilillor's Sym-
phony Orchostro.
Au 11titi1rt111nm1nt will 1111 111-111 in 1111-'
1111:, under thi' 11115111111111 of tht1 111111115 111'
0111- oi‘ lilt'-f(‘2lllll't'1~‘ will'
StylishClothing’
URI OI ' -OD HEALTH.
‘ tin-Irv-
Btu Drummlna lee'i‘n‘e te he Condu-
ERTAIN Ni
oi ve LOnwlty. i “CMGD'IKM "
Perhaps it is not. uonorsliy kllOWlliTUIlday Evening April th we
ihst ilio bass 111'111111111-1'111 11 band In a undor the auspices “the
good Insursnco risk. Perhaps it Isn't LADIES ow GRACE CHURCH,
so. but that basis tirumminx hut c 11111- ‘ “.m“ by \
dent-y to prolong life seems to be 11' , ,
1111-1. '1‘1111 old Ridgi-iit-Id lli'sss 11111111 H°P9°N3 Végi-EigT31UDEN1-s OR'
«111111111 113 long into 1111 1813. Tim onl)’ '
two IIIl‘IIlimI‘H'uf 1111111111?“ [1111101111 or- TWO PLAYS,
gsnlwtlon w to are v 11: now or» n
.ioniiih N. (11111111111111, 01‘ South Nor- "PETTIGDJT PERFIDY
wslit. 11nd Joel Lawrence Rockwell. ilhd
both of whom bounded tht- sheepskin
with 11 vigor and vim that brought In
to play till their must-1011 11nd illt'l‘PLUL‘d
their heart action. Mr. Grumman is
about 110 years old. He played from
111118 to 1311;. Mr. Rockwell is In 1111-
70'11. 1111 was 11 11111111111111 of 11111 11111111 c -
i“ ““7455“ District 111 Noi'wnlit. 1111. Probntt- Court.
’l‘ltu b11311 drum or 11101111 days moi ttl mm.“ 24. A D 19111
dim-rout instrument. to tho pin-1111111 11311111111 of Jun“ A ltogorn late 0,
drum. It w“ "0‘ so his: around “my \1111111111111 1111111 Dislrli't, (1111'1‘11111111.
was honor-«~11 “0"" 0' b0" “”9“” 'l‘Iii1 (f'omt of Prohntu for tho D111
somewhat larger. No 11111111. mall“ 11-11-1111 Noi'.wiillt 11111.1111111111-11 and 111-
buy ol'ft-l'ctl ‘“ curry "'- "“' i io'ued six months from 11111 (111111 hart.-
hilt‘liti ui‘ lilt‘ drummt-r HH Drum! (114 II "f I'D! "ID l‘ll‘dll'm‘fl of suld EBIBle [U
W'M‘Wk “'"h n“ ”l” son-ad. instead exhibit their 11111111111 to sottloment.
it was hung by " broad strut) “m“"d Those who noglt-ot to 111' out their 111--
tho di'umini-r‘s n11rk, Its weight rost- comm“ pi'oiit-riy 1111111111- 1. within “m
'"K "W” 11111 abdomen. 11 gave m" limo, will iIt' iiobnrrcd n ocovr-ry. All
“WWW" ‘1 1111-111 “MC“ W“ V“"" pt‘t‘itmlh Indobtt-d to 1111111 1111111: .1 are r11-
1‘“i’”""”"“ “"1“ the 8“"3- The“ quested-lo niukn imincdiutc payment
tho 111'11111111111' 111111 tuo drumsticks and
111- bluysd on both 110111111 ot the drum. JEREMIAH ’i'. BROOKS.
“A VIRGINIA REEL "
TICKETS, 50 CENTS. on sale at E. P.
Wood's store. . .
SOLVENT NOTICE.
FAIRFIELD SAVINGS
ole MIM
Mil
l
Wt
Box Bay
, . . _ .
IN THIS AGE OF LUXURY ON THE ONE HAND AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
19in.
50c yard.
WOMAN WHO WISHES TO BE NICELY GOWNED. CHOOBEB A BILK LINING FOR HER NEW DRESS.
AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THAT A THOROUGHLY GOOD BILK CREAT EB IN THE MIND OF THE WEARER
HA8 NEVER‘YET BEEN MEASURED AND 18 EXTREMELY REBTFUL AND APPROVINOLY REMEMBERED
BY HERBELF AND EVERY-ONE WITH WHOM SHE COMES IN CONTACT.
'HEAIITEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN 1N THE PAST TWO OR THREE OE ABONS TO CONTEMPLATE THE
to ' PURCHASE OF SILK FOR LINING BUT WITH THE iNTRODUOTION OF THE BOX BAY SILK IT is NOW
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEABA NT TO DO 80. A8 EVER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
THING GOOD THAT is MADE AND THE BOX BAY SILK WILL BE FOUN D TO STAND THE TEBT IN EVERY
WAY. NO AMERICAN MANUFACTURER. HA8 EVER BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE A BILK FULLY GUARAN-
TEED. AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE BOX BAY. WE CHOW A FULL LINE OF BLACK AND COLORS
AND WOULD BE PLEABED TO HAVE YOU LOOK AT iT.
.‘ '36 in.
$1.00 Yard.
THE
1T WAS ENOUGH TO DIS-
FOR EVERY-
No'verteat‘ Silk.
[11111111111133 would 111111;: 11111 drumstlt-k
down with t‘ort-t- «110111111 to knock 11111.
1"1111111111 of 1111- drum h} 11 strap around SENETY
11111 111-1 it. tho nun-unity 01 holding 11111
11111-'-1111111-11111 111111; 111111 ht'itl‘l 111c111111."-“'“'~‘1d ('UHHU' “lll‘lll'ci‘i “"11“. “PM
| km.“ tho muscles in I100” “HAD“ nmi' Iliis tini'.11 (”\itit‘nti .11 ”11- rain of
'1-otnpmiii-s. but they 11111 {not it” 1hr"
‘ Sillllt'."-Hliiflt‘iil'iti 1’1 11% I
1 izi. 111111 The mom 111 111111 April lFI.
j111111 [11111111111 on and 11(11'1' April ll,
drumhoud out if 11 111111111 been 1111'
' bond 1111 111111 Lin-st out tht1 vibration NOI‘WIIK Conn. March 17,1904.
(
'iIl'iIlK gooil 111-111111. Four Per cent
l’iii'l.. 1 111114
[111- \Illlliti Iioiirish his big padded . "u“. 35' 3111.1 h'. Adinlninti'ntor.
l Hlit‘kh’ in 11111 1111'. 111111 111 the tortlsslmo‘ '
Diridend Notice.
[tough on 11 on colloctirs chock.
t 'llit- t'XL'i't'lStf with 11111 arms 11111
11 1111‘ 11111111 on 111.: unlit-1 or 11111 an '---'~
i tlonii-ii 11nd 11111 walking. all 11111111111 10‘ M ‘1 "11‘““111! 0‘ ”It? “llW 1“” 01 ll!"
1 ’111111111 rut-ts may not ho at't't‘plod by
'th11 Ht‘lliiliii'n of the 1111- 111111111111101
1111 nnnum wns iletiai't 11 from ”11- earn
lugs or 11111 sl\ months 11111111111 Mart h
.\1 11:11:11}. 1.. J. Rodin. '1'. .1. For liriiti.
:i.. '1‘. 13111115. |.. 11. 1111111. W. 11.
1:. J. Richardson. is. It, limit. I'. \\. liywrtli-rofilm Ilonrdoi‘llirt-ciors.
l'l‘til‘t, A. (l. Mlllii’Jl'Il. 1'. ’i‘i'itinaln. .\‘1-\'-'. ' HGEYMOUR CURTIS.
lI'oi'it; .i. ll. 11111111111. :1'1-11- 111111-111 Treasurer.
1.1111111151'11111'111'. iit'oi'ktilii: .\. l-I. Silivi'll. ‘
tI'itii'ti'oi'ti: .-\. .l. iliti'tllnor 111111 \vii‘o.
. 1’1'111'1111'111-11, R. 1.; W. '1'. Arnold, 11. \’i‘.
NO. land 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Prepayment of Debenturos
THE MIDDLESE X BANKING
COMPANY.
Middletown. Conn.
Ciiil'h'. I". it. initituon. lioston; (‘ W.
' . \VI‘h'ilii'iii: 1'. 11‘. Nit-1211111111111-
{lti\\'iiiti..Pt It 1.; J. \\. 31111111. 811111
£11111]. Wm guitars :11 1111- 11111111 1‘ iii? no
\"th‘li‘l'iit’H.
POST OFFICE CONSPIRACY. : Will pay upon presentation at par
\\'ASIithl‘l‘t).\‘. April x.~—<.liistlt'111 and scoured interest. the debentures of
l'iltthnid of ”11- Criminal Court has .
‘ , . . . . , ., 1 Series J1 dueOctober lot. 1904.
lil\1d Min 1.1.x 1111 11.111 of th- 111.11 of Series 017 due October 1". 190*
torrid-r .:\:.<.~'.IHltlll.l ‘.-\tltorrn‘gi-trune-r111g Series A72 due November 1“ 1904.
.\. 11111-1 .11111 foinii-i 1.111 Lit-r1. “or, S 1‘ 01211 N b r1 1 1904
trison .l. llni'rt-tt, or 11111 Post ()illt'o l)11-‘ e 'e. ue ovem e ' ' '
Series 018 due N0vember 131.1904.
COOLIDGE & LYNES.
AGENTS.
lllll‘llllt‘lil. for t-ovisoii'ni-v to iii-i’i'uuii lho‘
uoi't-t'nmi-nl. ’l‘ht- 1111:1113 grow out of 11111
'l‘_\'u1-r \Vilh 11111-1“
postal invi-nllnution.
' post111.1511-1‘1g1-111-r111.
The Best Coal in the
B. Hershtieid &
r; i n 1'.
Sea-view Ave.,
Concord 81.,
Tel. E. Norwaik 97-6. 80. Norwaik 54-5.
Market
(‘1111 be found 111
SOn’s Yards .l
Will 1111111 11111 iill‘rtt'r‘t oliln- buildings!
:111111'1-:<1111-111-11.~' ntiil 1111'1- 1111-1111111 ot‘ s11I<
f isitii-ilon.
\\'1- 1'11111'g1- tiolliini; [or rur-
i'tllli 111.
TWO YARDS.
East Norwaik
South Norwaik
is New York. New Hint-n and Hartford
a railroad company annountw Ihnt Int-re
after the title 01 l-‘ 11.0mm} will 1111‘
‘ Lstip'erlntend’eht of parlor, 1111111111111 npdi
‘dininx'csrs. M1.Ciiu111'11 heniiqimru-rs
will be, 311 hcrtxtotom1 at (I11- (iriintl
. Central station, New York.
-'—-A11y;i you may want in ruined
On Easiest Terms
curtain 51: Ipalr‘upwurd .‘1i.s smith
“.3"
_ he Oompunious or the For: theld
their midst- meeting last evcging, in
Red Men's Hail. "l‘heri1 was 11 l 1'39 «'11-
tondanoe 101111111 part in the 1 1111111111
at four _m'émbet'1~1. Two ire-1'11 'hiilloled
and four propositions wore mud
mtmhments were ser'.\1-d l\Sttir of
601111115111 Circle is doing gt'tat. Work 111
the timeout time 1
.4001! Rich I-‘ood is a revival and
improvement or the once popular 0b
W 111111 of rusk. No bolted
m starchy loud but rushed flour putt
www.1ioroiis grdnules. That’
11- no 1. Try 11:11 111111.111 m;- 11.31111
' partitions for the. gout-err for the -
bottom at the Georgeto 11 Village im-
merit Association 11.. he 110111 at
H'III‘.“ -st Georgetown 'I"ui-sdn.1 111-1
111:. April 19,11‘1'11 neitrly itinipietpti.
M iii Include chorus sing-
, you! some and 111111111 and piano
Many inc-1 talent and violin solos
Miller. 011 Norw.slk
, BtYIes,WaJk1ug'skirts, and
tutti Just.’ received. Slfllal
91‘ my. 1M. 8. Smith &to
W.
‘ I
Denim who is gazetted In
1“” York morning 'press, '13s
19316111“ arrived on' the N
110111 ‘Enxlbnd; comes hitherl t
0% her son. the heir .pr
tho: Mo‘touiince or Water'-
. n. 't’hrough her hrst’huii-
_ tinting“ 131. Idirectide-
m .' word [11.131111
m 111. did he striking-portrait o!
.m mole of the game myth
“Film: the 118111 or the
LADIES’ SUITS
The swellest. prettiest Suits
arc oiiercd on our easy pay-
ment plan in all the very iat-
est styles and weaves. Al-
terations free. Don't defer
buying because your purse is
empty. We supply the cloth-
ing and you pay us in small
amounts. Simple as it's easy. ‘
$100010 $35.00
While you are waiting for the
woather to make up its mind be-
tween Winter and Summer. you
need a fire in the grate. and to
have a fire that does not need
coaxing you must use CANNEL
Coal.
We are having a special sale of
this cosh-311d the pricé is so low
you don’t have to think about it.
Be good to yourself.
MEN’S SUITS
Every man needs a suit to
welcome the Spring. But not
every man has the ready cash
to pay. Our easy payment
plan solves the problem. By
its use you get your Suit now
and pay for it as you wear it.
Simple as can be.
$7.00 to $25.00
. which occupies
{a 11191 district. .01 the home-
_ oflt'lnll' “Ylnheo
Glover’s the Place
F01 l‘lch‘. $5. 50.
ForWo
PERFECTA’S
1‘"
“was $5.50: '0‘.
‘m. 11H. " "
8110181111 311.
We Sell On Credit
Because We Know
Honor is Not
Dead Yeti
II' it were there could be no credit systems in the land.
Business men are getting credit daily, manufacturers and mer—
chants get credit {or immense sums at our banking institu-
tions, and why? Because honor is still worth something.
“A good name is better than riches!" saith the wise man.
. eyes .are made for. fl _ J
You rows 'r'nus'i'so US! WE CAN "rRusr votii
Riches“ is good; a good name better,—so think H. KRIEGER
& CO.! We know the good people of The Nor-walks. 311d
knowing them.‘do a credit business with them; just on the
same principle that banks do. We help people along; so do
banks. People arctic-med by our. Methodp‘ot doing business.
and PAY AS THEY WEAR!
mending age. Time goes on wheels, now, and H. Krieger &
Company's is the GRAND CENTRAL STATION for proper
changes from the old to the new era! Cut off the darned old
This is not the patching and
clothes, and pitch the patches into the rag-bag. sud take the
modern coach for the land of Somewhere. A poor, mean ward-
plc to look at. add that is about all we see.—and this is what
.;
COME SEE OUR GOODSIL
11113111 11 & HYATT, Norwaik,COnn.
./
robe never made mmutkyet. and fine clothes do make tine peo-
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