:rdtutu' wammmsc
15c to 66¢ a yd“.
Es x0 ngl
uAuAcssué Horst. stock.
“ shunt NORWALK.
lull News Nttes.
our was roancAIr. .
For Norwai and vicinity: Moody
and rainy tonight: clearing and slight-
ly colder Sunday. The stand that was
central near Des loiaes yesterday, has
moved slowly. eastward. decreasing In
energy and Is now central near Chica-
go. it Is producing cloudy and rainy
weather In All the northern sections
east III the Mississippi river. The
storm is Ioliowed by an arms of high
pressure and very low temperatures
for tbs moon or the year. meetings
temperatures extend an Ia: south as
Kaualul. (loudltloas Iavor tor. this v1<
cipity cloudy and rainy weather todsg.
followed by clearing and colder Weath-
or on Sunday.
—Flne photographs Irom We to 87.00
per don. at hewls’.
rm. Jennie hittell Nash oi Bayview
avenue. has been‘ lli'.
~New Bprlhg derby. O' Brien.
l-‘r'afill Middleton caught a large
meal at hounders yesterday.
cottage! the i‘Igaratakers Union
will A*Te held next Monday night
-Ialt Pork. 10c. pound. llayc-s.‘
A meeting of the South Norwalk Fire
Polite will be held next Monday night.
Will I'll T Farrell awn: Iamlly has
move rota south Nor lit to «)2 Or-
and direct.-
——agsét .llutchinson is showing some
extre sly pretty creations. In spring
mllil'llery at M. S. Smith 1 Co' I.
The. Brown' I Bluebell team practlc
ed yesterday afternoon In the Frank
lin street loI. ,
Mist Alberta narrow oI WeIIport, ls
attending Sartain's South Norwalk
school or shorthand.
,~Rbast Pork. lilac. New York Milt.
‘ Frauk'Noack Ind Stanley Muyhew
went. ducking yesterday morning and
secured one large crow.
Allretl Hoar. a Washington street
boy. tell on the vement yesterday.
and cut a gash In hi head
-—Newest styles walking skirtsraad
shirt waists lust. received. Special
prices Ior today. M. 8. Smith ll Co.
Someone set the meadow grass on
fire yesterday afternoon lit the. vicini-
ty 0! Ull're'n Marsh, in umltlwilie.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Illoason. 01 A
Bayvlew avenue hare been Ipendlng
a work In Wuahlngton D. C.
~Chickeus,16c. pound Hayes‘
Mrs George Kellogg, of New ’0‘
main, has been visiting most 01 me
week with Mrs. Enos Kellogg, oI Nor.
walk.
Mrs. George I-‘. Puma and sun who
have been spend he winter In Flori-
da. are sum to arrive in South
Not-walk, tomorrow
-nerutes. Del-bios. Derbies. OBrIen
Hilary Oberlihd .bf Woodward ave
nue,. has secure a position In the
launch works oI his Inihe., John Ob
eriander, in Rowdy-ton.
Some b I set‘mre to the grass on
the west sde oI'iJBeiiI Islnnd Thurs-
day afternoon, andvtllere was quite a
ha mleas blaze for n time. -’
Mr and Mrs. William Hamilton at
125 East avenue have returned from a
visit with Mr and Mrs. tester Bur
ncite, oI 30." North avenue, Bridge
port.
~8alt Pork. 10c. pound. Hayes!
M F. Smith, M Smith Grey 1 Co.
New York, one of e owners oI Shel!
field- on- -Ihe80und who there yesterday
In conlerence "with Superintendent
,Wicks.
The engageme of Miss Ophelia
Chichestcr Taylor-d; lighter of Mr and
Mrs. William H. 4Taylor. of Green:
Farms, and Edgar Holmes, oI West-
port, II announced ~
~F‘or a real nylon hat call to see
Miss Hutchinson at M S. Smith E.
Co.’ I. .
PAINT YOUR BUGOY FOR 75¢.
to $1.00 with voe' s Gloss Carrion
Paint. (welt surmise»;
the pint mum wears longer
gives a gloss cal to new work hold
by Comsbck. uatk‘lns a bow andhi.
E. . 4
‘ comm;
. ‘ 3'.‘ A'
Go carefully over %%l
question and you'll dsc
tsrlsi is in many a poor-locking
costume. lt' Is pkill and tarts and
patient work thI- malt
costume distinctlys.
sg’oo'd
There are many .fitls‘lfh Nikki‘s};
this now r dim Taln pity of tho
finer costu PM! l
at them. See howt are stit
ed Into just til!b gap/gym
how osmium"!
thing is sewed
closely at th'b b
there you will see the same ca
for on the p Ifimmwt h)
depends the beauty '0! the part
that does. . " , ,
The nope trill-tunic I'll.-
Ierction' ts large at present. Wheth-
ou choose finest at $50 or $60.
Inexpensive one (81 5) {non may
rest certain that it Is
style. of fashionable maternal,
made withrcaru‘ I . t
The store’s reptitauiou Is cod
only as it sells merchan so.
it cannot she to sell poor suits
or poor goods of any sort.
Second Floor.
HATS CHEAP.
News of Import to every wont-
an who wants a hat to put right
on. and wants to save money.
Read!
Chiffon hatl with the new prd’x-
oline crown. hi this and brown,
worth 3mg and 1.59—95c. .
Trimmed street lists, new tur-
ban shapes. black. bills and
brown—95c.
Street hats of rough straw.
black. brown and blue. trimmed
with cabochon and straw bow—
75c
Rose‘s. tfink. Whito and yellow.
fashionab uses-roe .
Rose foliage. good full sprays
—2 9c.
Just the lovliest lot of children' s
hats! Rough straw-trimmed In
ever so many pretty fashions-—
It. 45 to 33-50. .
m Hawaiian
DRY Goons co.
samcapoar.
‘Ilileitln dam to." V '
walk, her! skill handling? '
night and transacted routine btlsinsas.
~Lcok 1h O Brien' I window and see
A” DOW h.ts. I "‘ '
’i‘he nine my hdtii at till south
Norwdlk Congregational Church, next
Thursday night. will be conducted by
Frank ll Gleason. . .
-5 lb. pails Pure Lard. 50c Hayes.
Company D will drill at the armory.
Monday evening. and make final prep»
urations Ior the inspection next Wed-
nesday night. by a United Status Res-
ular Army ofllcer. '
~Canes and mourning bands 0' Brien
Mrs. Agnes Huvlland will give a song
recital on Tuesday evening, May 10th.
In Norwailr, when the accompanist or
the occnidoh will be isadore Lickstone ‘
of New York tlty. ’
~Bargsln sale of 81.50 umbrellas
980. each. M. S. Smith 1 Co.
“George B. Wrifiht: ‘v'ihb has been
employed In the New Canaan Messen-
ger olhce. for two and a hall years has
Nomlk. has gallop his lilacs.
The (unit: gathering of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church. next
Thursday night. at 7: 16 o'cloc,k will
be led by the pa or. Tbeubject will
be "The iinlty Bellevera"
~5 lb. pulls Pure Iilll. 60c. Halal!
There will be special isvlvsl services
at the Granbury Chapel, tomorrow ev-
ening. At the service at I p In. the
Rev. Mr. Cunningham,“ odor pI the
Built Avenue Methodist Church, will
atheists.
County Commissioner Charles H
Pelt, Jr.. and' Mrs. Folk. 0‘ Dummy
say. gone to New Hatred far a villi
with relatives Mr. Pelt Is Isai: recov
left his position hudi‘. W. Mciuule 01*
MMCIUI.
a.OhV.IALK1LCADIIIO ”it 3
tiring from his recent operation for an
on (Honey emit a to lo Ills. up In.
rrt'a rkttbtls it; e. Mai; cill‘sfl
by the only packers In no list not In
the trust Mo lb.
rustic
mu: :=.‘
mm.
lllt' umcrvite II III be ormstbol vol.
unicorn Irons ‘th land-
err who are exeln miter-
. yum. dViceroy Ales
, “infirm 21le
W Four gs;
Him: hint Am :- “
aaoAt. “annuals Alto sac. 9
data Ludovico sit-s. «lac Is.
Inuit shes. ‘ 10¢ 1h.
. Orson saint, 14: lb.
Willa HaIlIut,‘ 18o III
a llard struggle. the crew oI s been
the shore. The schoon-
ln the darkness.
3. Mass. last year
. was valued at 80.-
s and by her captain,
Manuel Domingos. and a number of
Bolton men. .
cAucAsIaN clvatav' thIIAoa.
ST PETEMBURG. April 9. —'l‘he
War Ofllcehn I 0rd ghhrlruou
r so
of a Caucasian bav
tad M 0‘ prohi‘bItf‘
er a a
'sale I)! minivan“? Wflilm nt
$3.1“ In his viperayalty. -
connects
FAI IFIILD COUNTY SAVINGS
'IIN
. '.'I.I
Norwaik, court, MIMI ".1904
At a meeting"! the WEI of the
rail-Item County ssvlass Bank held
at the rate a!
or Cont
per annum was declared from the carn-
Inga on the sis months ending March
31 1904. The same ls due April 1st.
361% payable on and slips April 11.
By order of the Board at DI entorl.
SIYMOUR CHAT“.
I'm-um.
Prepayment of Datum!!!”
THE MIDDLE! X BANKINO
00" NY.
Mldd’flowrl'. 69M.
Will pay upsIt mutation at par
and secured Interest. tits dehsmurss of
Sal-lab J1 this October,» 1st. ”0‘.
serial 17 In ‘Oslbhsr 1st; 1904.
Builds {tilts svs'mhsr hsr'iss. 190'.
80 Pill {idol '1 gimp“? M. 1m
“rips 01: dog. N: Miler 1st, 100‘.
counting" a truss.
Adults. .
Charles 2'. Sirloin" of So.
Namath Writes :-
. sotIIh-Norwalk Conn.
' April Bill, 190‘.
Dr. Dick's Meulcino Co.
South Norwsllt, Conn.
Gentlemenfi~
i (so with pleasure add my testi-
monial to the merits or Dr. Dick's
Medicine I have used it Ior tn‘aisria
with most grstIIylag results
To}? sincerely.
”curtail“ “d" Invuot 1.
NOW ts rut 'rltl's To "antic u I
voua Ivar-sub AND I
Strength. call0 and :st toms 01 My
IMPORTS?“ PORT‘WOHIRRY AND
i have also the IIQT ASSORTMINT
oI Liquors.
Don't you know that you can always
get" a good rw'ssi at all hours. with
everything In season, at the
Imperial Cafe
‘94:. Nomlk.
11;. l"
s endows,
'Pllsrts. m.
Jelltlsshmvuvss
and
' dAhLock‘ eAcIt’lrto-
Carried in “oak.
wow:- I me u
“ when:
Flaws so superior. Can show them
In opsrstion.
IIW‘I Ilium uni! lbs-
rlns WHO.“ and Metal Mach-
‘ lwl’r‘l ‘3 till}. it inlflumqtl
THE igfim CO
heaviest-e OQNONAIflc"
practiced.
km. M, tile lb.
lowly ailltinds or sea ruin.
yrs
L
try to explain. IIy oIIIIva.
learn Ior yourseir. At Drusslais. lac.
AllllllllSBll Bllilllll
ml Draught 'or bottled at the
Violorlat- . cm.
I: J. suntan; Proprietor.
i
FINEIT IIIFI PLACID ON THE
MARKET.
All kinds 01 III Food‘ cooked in the
best pssalhls manrm by an ex-
psrlsncshohsi. Mall- at
song
Money
John D. Rockereller once said. "Any
one can make money: few can save It."
Here Is a truth you can hardly can-
in let.
I has added weight, coming from
RookeIaller. It makes lll'l think.
WE MAKE YOUR SAVINGS alt:-
CURIC and give them earning capacity
by DUNK
four Per Cent
. Interest
compounded seml- annually
An ONE CAN MAKE MONEY.
CAN SAVE l.'l‘
.' II 9N! OF THE FEW.
The . So. Norwalli
Savings Bank.
UNIT-D BANK BUILDING.
“11' 70-111". TI!
The Standard ot splint Nodioitihsgls
DR. HUMBHRIES’ BLOOD
' REMEDY.
THE IEITFUSSPHARMJCY
Us, ".00. 30L! AGENTS.
8 NO. MAIN 51" 80. NORWALK.
aw“ glylwgvab
walla???
‘(2
I?“
YOU'LL GET
TH! NEWI EARLV. ..
it we deliver your papers—New
York or local.
I have the moat prompt“ and
trustworthy group of newsboya In
the city. and Ior rapidity “Mercu-
ry" isn‘t. In It
Our magazines and periodical
list Is complete Orders ror pec-
Ial publications quickly nlle .
M. H. Lows.
76 Wishlnpton Itrsst.
ws nave ems roll suALL our
sins moss 10 arm on sun.
coast.
It” ,
wzsrt'rnn I
Fall particulars at your property you
Wm TOW 2'"
TIME I lllllllllll
, rsgwssmrio'rou'h. s. “MIAMI. _
«wigglrrfr,
. M .Zi. H
Mr. Msycock and Mr. Lewis at. their
, thles are strongly portrayed. but the
lion was taken ls
ohlce Inspector Ob
at Burton. The not
to be a "”311” of
malls: 'II mod bat has Wart
ionstve'ly slivd till-a by e'IIflII, III
that a doll will be sent to tile phrsotl
selling four boxes of headhch‘a powders
at twebtv- Ilve cents a box.
some persons In Malaisbssowr
made complaint. and the mattsr was
looked up by lnsnector‘Pen’dlstoa. He
asked Ior a warrant and went before
Clerk a ll. Marvin or the 11.8.0er
In HariIord and secured till necessary
papers. They were. given to Marshal
Parmeiee at New Haven and be round
nudist”.
manned
[riled Blah"
undertaking places in New Haven.
They were taken to Mr Wrisbt' s ol-
llce and both furnished bonds 0! $1,000
in cat: case for appearance at I hear
lug ore the commissioner.
. MesIrII. Lewis and Maycook are men
of highest honor and integrity. There
Is no doubt that It the laws have been
broken It Is merely a technical matter.
Commissioner Wright sot April It} at
10 o‘clock In the Ioronoon as a time
(or a hearing. The hearing will be
held In the U. 8. Court room.
....
SECUREI DEGREE.
c—é—u
Carrie 'A. Msoutoiisrl Obtains Divorce
and Charms III Home In hupsrior
Court.
Carrie A. Mecutchen. 0! Bridgeport.
was granted a decree oi divorce and
chan of name to Carrie A. Marvin at
the s on calendar session of the civil
superior court, by Judge Roraback yen-
terday. Thc grounds on which the di-
vorce was granted was dcasrtlon. al-
:3th Intolerable cruelty was alleg-
Whether the marriage could be at-
tributed to the bicycle or not, is a
question. “Billy" Mecutchen was a
“Rambler" In the days when he and
Carrie Marvin rode bicycles together.
They were married on June 13, is”.
and they became sulhclentl estranged
so that on January 13,1 9. William
IeIt his unhappy homo and has never
returned according to his wire.
says he treated her cruelly. choked
her. struck .hsr In the mouth. kicked
belt, throw a fork at her. and did div-
ers other cruel things. She told Judge
Bornback the reason her husband left
home was because he quarreled with
her struck her In the mouth and kick-
ed her. Her aband left the house
and never ret IIlie Is a bicycle
repairer by noon
Mrs. Henrietta Nichols grandmother
of the pisintlit. and Special Policeman
Joseph Marvin, lather oi the pialntilf.
testified in corroboration 01 her story.
Deputy Sherid Peter lloolan, .ir., iden-
tilled the signature of Mecuichsn on
the return card sent with a registered
letter by which the, notice was served.
He also stated that. Mecutchen. had
spoken of the divorce proceedings to
him, and when told that he could con-
testlt. Mecutchenssid Iomethiag un-
compilmaltsry about'hls wire. »
m
POPULAR Aid UCIMINTBI
“ THE VILDAGN PARSON."
“The Village Parson" aims high and
aims true to Its wont: - It certainly con-
tains all the element. 0! success: The
piece Is not only a well-told. story
wherein human emotions and sympa-
plsy hall a high moral tone, that should
commend it to the most sensitive‘thea.
ire goor. The play has been sealed
with approval stamped upon It by both
press and public. and contains Intense
heart Interest Add the story In good
and pure, leaving a lasting and Isvoc
able Impression everywhere present-
ed. The mounting Is new and beauu-
Iul. and Is a picturesque production
away from the conventional, and tho
oughly reIreahIng throughout. The
company will be Iouud a most capable
one In only respect. each member be.
ing especially selected Ior his or her
part. “The Village Parson" will be
seen at Hoyt‘s Theatre, tonight.
AN AMERICAN HOBO.
There was a good audience at lloyt's
Theatre, last‘nlghi. to witness the pro
.duction or An American Hobo. Th.
character a! the tramprtaken by Wil-
liam 1.. Baker, was true to life. and
Miss Gertrude Lang. as I-‘Io Barrett.
was well liked. The company plays
at Nichol's Opera House. New Canaan.
tonight.
TRACING OUT MURDER CLUE.
WESTON Mass.. April 9 ~Whiie
tlaued Investigations in connection
with the Mabel Page. murder In the vi)-
a other members oI the slate Iorce
were at work tracing out some deIIIIs
ofthe statements mule by person who
Wore near the Page house on the day
of the murder. Although wltiissi‘a‘s
were bound yesterday,
to ‘the other-rs knew be
fare I: Chla‘iihad. ot the state rot-co
Immediate arrest.
Edwin Page kIntbgr oi the murdslgstl
to of W301!!!“ severe atralhwoh he his
out It.
‘ tans all aims. at 01.50 pair.
Shot
on mu. That I; new In unset Phgfi,
ll.
State (linear-s Neal and Hammond colt ,
two
31"”;
Anhu'r roa learnt A “m 31]
lEASTER AND Its orronlumnrfi.
The atmmpbsre or master pervade. the whole store“ tacit oi ‘
Spring Goods are 130‘! can .In youi master outattlag will do at -
to take a careful loo ohm-egg many lines oi the ash .
disc. You ll Ilnd every lie 't'l You'll tlnd prices vary “autumn
Ind courtesy and prompt attention. In a word you i'I Ilnd this "are
at all points for the atheist opening at spring business.
Woman's wnrt WAIsrs m such mun unli-
The new season's Ilrllt nhowlag oi Mild II“ I“ colors “0|“ I" IN
thesadsamriainly an. and the prices not mph-no. at lac. - ' . . . -
are very modest. Our new spring has oi atsu'd
ladies white lawn .nm waists, In shirts In vials and also“!
tucked blouse Ironic large bishopoomi- A WIN“. MIMI“
sleeves ll - It's choicest lancr ago
‘lacte'd- 31:19 lawn nun waists. It 90 oestrus. Ibo I'll-In , .
tr tame w envy embrolde and ' - 3 ~
Iagotcd large bishop alcoves l.{ucllod .31“ .539“ quality IMHO .
nulls, $1.0 chevlot shirts In stripes cbeokI.
tallies white lawn shirt Whlatil with I nlaIn white. all sizes. ti
Val lace fronts Ind lace collar sndl am. i-ncy have. Extr- am «will!
curs, 81.39. . In mixed greys and stripes at III.
THE IAITII CALI sI-scIAI. more roll IAs'rsli
0' “'9 “WV“ nor cLAssmap
The kid glove importatious are all , . ‘ "
In. Qualities right colors right sisal You’ll 11nd profitabllc mail” I
rang. complete an prices as nsual.1’he buying you will llk ew
absolutely lair and net profitable. Every Item noted is
Ladlea' Hlsiop k d gloves In modes, the aswsst. .
tans. browns greys, while also black. Women's collars and null
Every pair warranted. Price 81 pair. isce hsmstiichod and emhro am
IMIes' extra line quality Foster linen, Irom 19c to lie.
lacing kid gloves. In black. tans. 'I‘op coitus la lace, Persian and sat-
browns and greys. Every pair war-:brolder elects. from 19c upwards-t ,
Pull inc of wash soft stocks I!
browns and‘pinln white and ii urad Inadraa, filo
lacs. from 19c to6 6c: I
Full lAssortment of lace coilai‘s Ii'olh
women, at $135 pair.
Oenta’ Mocha gloves,
rItII IAsrsa aALs
OF MEN'S WEAR 59c
Easter has its dress demands for illbsrty silk neck ruiIs Iron: 01:6
men as well as women What man c 33.60.
of taste Is there but likes to prlnk up dles‘ lrdles and crus h “1%
a bit Ior Easter Sunday? The prinbw at w Ibout Iéatlisrbons' dbl
tag can be done with great economy in do sole and (shots stilt. at ‘0?“
here. , 0c. and ”c. .
(I.
‘.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Namath. Conn. “
'* EXthsltion
P "d
Hasie "‘ y
roe MEN, woman Auc‘ hurts:
ass.
in the line will be Idund beautb
Iui, snappy styles ,Iu;, stilt, iisis
thread and cotton. We have solid
colors, silk embroidered and? strip:
cd eflecis, as well as all over lace.
drop stitch. ankiet, and line game.
We matte no pretence at selling CHEAP Stockings; but'llil order that ’
everyone in The Norwslks may know what excellent Hosiery we have at, ,
popular prices, we make the Ioiiowing special oIIerings Ior Saturday and
Monday:
“Twenty-One Canal ,.
'I‘wo pairs or our shilling Holster Men. Women or Chlldrea,_s iarg she ‘
soriment to choose Mm, and we guarantee that there Is” nothing better
on the market at 16c the pair special price for two days, 21c.
- - Oswouran take your pick trout a big variety M ,Sc
. famous Onyx brand. at 21c.
Stockings. out ,
l ” oI Weston today, General-Whitney .
111st their evidence add- .
says that the” is i.tle prospect or an . A
and" to ”the ”him, having“8 sodas-ed ,
sale—ml III: mil:
ant! the m lie-and
.t. or; c; "l" --
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