tor ladl _ .
corlscd ‘
and D ..
s In all the
.. In Oxfor ~
MA A "M0 H-T L BLOCK,
noun-t NORWALK.
: I I l, V
slightly with r Ioulglvit tiIiII chncsdny.
Tiit tltorin thiit was (I‘llllul III tItc tip
por hlluisslppl VIII
Iui; hits mum-Ill
v. ”littugfi'rrm
is no“ central um Imit- ()HIIII'LO It
will pnus oIi um I190 \Illl‘"
tonight. “‘2“: lily :il artist If
pltuutiliit we a has IoIiI'I tt nipt- iutui
Ironing ttn saw osmium.
muth as 30.0ng “Iain“. (otidltltiih
from foi this i’YI-itilty Ilcarlng lull-this
aftcruoon. fo MIN by fuif apd slight-
ly toolci we tItI'r Wodncifsd by.
._0..._.._....__..
A sou was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
ward Conic)". of Woodward iII'cniio ilfit
wool:
Edward K. Morton: or how» street.
Fpl’alned his Mt III‘lst' one tlay' last
week. I
Mls5 Clarissa Tendon. 0% Down
street, is suffering from an a tack of
measles
Miss Mildred Sniffon, of New Ca-
mian. is a guest of her gi'uiidparI-uts iii
Norwnlk.
«Don't forgct Rod Men's Dance,
Lockwood's Ilall. Friday night. ‘
A regular mid-week service will be
held at Iirscc Church. \l’ednosdity
evening, , ‘
Milli! Jt‘nhlc Barnum of Da bury, ii;
the guest of her slntor, Mrs. .duard l..
Bears. (,5! Lowe tam-M.
Rt‘palrs are being IiIiIdI to tho root
of the Municipal Electric light plant
In Madison str‘coI.
'75” MIMI McClarsn In Show Acres
and help the Toacboiis', Auiiuity Guild.
LockIIood's llolI. April 13.35 cents.
Miss Grace M Seymour. of West
atrccvt. has “turned from It visit with
Mittsfuarr Miller, ID'GOOI'QeIOWIL ,.
The Patriotic Ord'fi' of Americans
will hold a meeting Wednesday oven
lag. in lit-d Mons hail In \I'ashing'ton
Irtrcct.
opulr Chapter Oidcr or the ,lzn5tcrn
Slab. IIIIl gitc a “lust parti lli
ilroun's Business Colitgc rooms Fri-
day night.
«~Fltin photographs from 50 cts. to
at. pardon. atlwwis'. .
.I'.‘ AIt-Vandcr Hamilton yostcrday
att dcd the April {pooling of the Fair
field, County Il‘oiicus. hoiIi- III.- I‘hilst
(Murcia Wo’stport: .
Miss llamillou and Mr sistcr Misti
If. M. Hamilton, aicIiisItIugtthr aunt
Miss Hamilton. Iii-17 West. Twentieth
circuit. New York city
Mr and Mrs. A, ll Jennings. oi
Greens Farms. Spent. Sundai IIIIh Mr
and: Mrs. H B. Cbléy. Mrs Jcnnings‘
parents. In Norti'nlit.
i Mrs. D. l.- Alion has reluiued to her
home In South Noi'walk. alien a “cell it
visit at' the home of her Mother. Dr.
l'utiioy. III Millard , .
The llat Fliilshei‘s' assOcIatlou will
hold list monthly business meeting
Weducsday cvcning, at the usual plat-Ito
of- mating In South'MaIn street. in
.Iudgc and Mrs. F. M. Thompson. of
(itscnfield Mass. hate been making a
stay of a few days with ex Councilman
and Mrs E. II Pox, of \Vcststroet
A women's-0: Paiohuno. M
L “5‘0: tho Mystic Chain. WI:
hold 'ctalnm Mmit. Dbala lIaII.
busiinss up than macaw:
Over to Ridgeileid the summer col~
only is already beginning to am he and
most of the handsome residences are
being: renovated and prepared for the
season. .
. he annual ballast!l the V. o. Branding»
S ioty No. 81,. will be held Monday
ctenlnx. April 25 In Arlon hail, Llux-
wells?! Orchestra will I‘umish music
Ior,dancing.
'(liiraa Tribe, Nu.
er 'ol' Red Man, IIill hold a
meeting tonight. The adop a do
5766M!“ ho captured on a claas of
Iit‘t‘co'u and s: *
1'6, Improved 0rd
'5
\
w.Mlss Ilium Allan. of South Nor
itpgsncrly, Be cl. but real ed.
her position int 0 Norwalk Bo: on.
pony, and taken one as nurse la Dr.‘
W
Git'ons' prIIm
ford.‘
{ iwfl’by Mwthrs. Frank S. Coulcs
"V noon. at :ipiuptk. with Miss Elizal‘mli
- moiety- building In bu be laid. .
mun .,
.nuti
kjralbownhdaammmt.
Tho Nth-wall 0|”, acll will hold
ti session noxt Monday Illhl.
of Norwsllt 146030. B. P.
old tomorrow night.
Quintottc Ii. achodulr'tl
i» an oiitcrtainment this cicuinit.
«- Norunlk Baptist Church.
n 000' W ,. ,, ~
0‘ t ‘,
' "R. in Iflr
a“ or
.10.. 'l, a;
dab? ho
I'll .
fibrosis Acriv of ,,
,hiiztillr multui \I'cd "
New \Hiiiit ( Iub edit with .
to l’l‘uuatiay I'i'cnliig oI‘ lull
IEim stroot
Guild. of first»
I Wednesday after-
iit iIit Ir home"
‘ 0min”)! ll"-
lll ('L’
iIoIt tit lit‘l' homo Iu \lalu strcct.
tn important adiouiiit-d motflhly
misting of Homo llosov impiin).: of
No i‘wiIIII “will lidlflil l0 Inciting.
“llt'n important bus specs IIIII Ionic
.Aii o'pcii Iiiécling 0t \VqsliIngtg
Iodgml n. (i'. #0.: «(I dra‘hbsry wit
llt“llt‘ltl this; t-Iculug. 'lIIt-rt will lll'
Illl ”Wilililllllulll phomm Mario-uh
moan. still ho tit-nu. I“ .i : i . .i.
any III “'IIir-waalks hm. rcccliot,
«d- Invitations to- gttcsd tho lino!
ccptttirt of this season of Prohiaho B.
A. Stanton" 6 Stamford diluting t'lilmi
at the: (Janine. dlu-m 6“) Th‘INilll
(rising . '
Qompani I" wilIrIlrlll at the armory
this hurling.” Coiipuuf‘,’ hold a final
di’lll Ias‘t cieulu’g bctort'f tho Inspec
mm of the IIIolocsI companies tomor-
ros wetting. at: um {moral} by a Uni,»
od Slatts Rcsiliar Army' olllccr. ' i
”any l’tipktn Miss (leitl'udb Limb-
n't‘llf'l', M81 0 nél' ,JOIUDhMQ'NOHL'
Mnbcl Laubs ohcr had A. Williams
have volunteered their scri‘lcrs for
thc second annual concert of tho
Britlsaport .Lrloimt" Giulia—Bridgeport
TolI-grztni-l'niou.
A bow and arms sotlal, under "10
auspices of the Opportunity Circle
King's Daughters, iIlll ho hold W ed~
nts'tIay owning, at Ilic' homo of Min.
“'0 Iain S. Barnum. Harriet SlWlL No
admission III” 00 charged. (‘akc and
Imam IIIII be BCIIM during the lei'eu-
"8
Jacob Stha b has tho foundation
laid for an a ditlon he III to build on
the south side of his barn lb “first
\ValihingIon serII Mr Schatih lii~
tcnds to brniich out to the IIIui-y bust
ucss. this summer. and with this in
\Iew he has purchased tun Irv“
horses. ,, "
Mrs. 8am T Kinney sill loam Colt-
Iicotlout the cud til the week for \V-anp
lump. D. C. to attend the anntiaican‘
Icntion oi the national society In the .
l). A. R ‘limponrcntioii- will be: them
tho track of thc lath On the 1th at
the month the cornerstone of that ncw
i
l
(.‘ourt Narntk, of Norwalit. in plan
nih'g ho halve It, big time on Thursday
cvcnlnk'. A dmrca loan! from Britten-
port will be prdimut'md Initiation»-
tho, court. tinie- ivill also hit a supper1
and sit outbrtsiiiuieiu tor the main i
bets and Iislting friends. .
A Iegiilnt- Insulin: :of'v lilo; arrive
bocictt was hold Iastmvcninir, at thi-
ventral (‘ItIlI hour». In .Wcu mutt-
Tho regular martini: night- Isi'l‘tieuday.
but tilting w Ilirv‘ttiro plays to bo given ’
thrown-sting by the nuns ladies of tho I
thurch. st lmkwood'a Hall Il ans dc-
cidqdiiv'bfltl. m Friendly scum}
meeting,- last night. I i.
«tits: gloom 6000mm Will It tive
Iii-xi. Doubt"! M' Wilt his lilo hi i
pursue—three of- showman-4m 2:1 ti.
and Mm par'orc wild :22! 0mm toi
oldie May 1. under this III-ritngcmtvht
oilinl‘ls of promising horses are in no
dangcr oI' boiniz' ddprlt‘tfd of fun In the
fall by going for everything in sight
.:.,~._
, rogurdléfi of record at the spring and
on 030” II a 480 o of s
32%;?OTHI‘ ‘w bfl film gm noel
Mbrurszai' ‘31:? [“13“,th Ml It
eras n2 “as Is adamant“
soc. rdlngly~rttln or shine-«Browsttu
Standard. .
WI'H. Wheeler: .1. (5'. Donut-ll llos
ton; H. 11.- Miller. C JR Rowe. T H
Moan. New aycu;.l F. “Wit? an.
F “00am. ll'sdsl phls: sox.
Bubklm‘. “.8 .‘Vle‘a
lord; H. Satin, P. A8 Conroy Wiluum
hioBltIIuny. iii it II-iii Wraith.
W. W. Bostuick. A» 1
WW?
Ripp. L. L. Pll‘hrroll. ”tramps
I3. Inuit: ”DRAW
“gluing” begin. owh' MIC
qDIHI. D “Wadsworth
WW .. 5.
hymn.
comes from
nIsh Floor Paint: costs 6'
"W
13078 8.
Mt-
‘THE FAMotis It. c. HAMch‘ured
el‘Q'
A It-KIIIII‘ ‘ _ Emu-(lily: of tho ‘
IIIIcItIIIs It! ”1‘! , Milk Hospital
\Iill be lit-Id this“ ing. In the parlor " ‘
Isl tht- Now. K‘lub. tr' i; ii
rcpt.
tact: éaudids'wr-iato the mysteries (III V
I‘lttirt-h Bta‘mh of“ tbo- Girls“ Friendly: , _
’ms‘l‘l’g‘l’m s Var. K.
thwt‘ifihs .,
‘ occa-
,, unrated
of usual price,
. Just that very
- . aI-Icrc tomor-
_ ago. Sims.
s a Chicago
.doing a large book business.
our it is but a mqory. a bank-
lts entire stock was thrown on
tho market and our ndicatc
raw liberally” ngéjkbm-
l
gills} parliligtwgf ‘5 1h tile
wanted icon—recent fiction. illus-
irate'tl booIts ’stihglard ficfion.
This isn’t: at all a com cte list.
but it will give you a idea of
the oppurtiiuity that era:
ervopuitE s‘boxs.
The Picturesque Mediterra-
nean, beautifully illustrated, rub-
lisfidfl’ a; 7. 50—- 31. so
'31! Ass by Paul Du
Cha llu. with‘ many..illustrations.
pubII'shcd st $7,50— $1. so
Pictorial History of the United
States. by Henry Davenport
Nortlirop. 34 morocco. published
' $2. 50
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS—5c.
Souvenirs of popular plays
finely illustrated:
The Chinese Honeymoon.
chcr & Field's.
Brother Officers.
Edna May.
Regular price 25c—
BOOKS AT Ioc.
Tales of Our Coast, by Frank
Stockton.
Face to Face. by Robert Grant.
The Last Meeting. by Brander
Matthew.
A House in Bloomsbury, by
Mrs. Oli'phant. ‘ '
The- Splendid Spur. by Quillsr
Couch.
The Herb Moon, by John Oli-
vcr Hobbs
In Hostile Red.‘ by J. A. Alt-
shelcr.
The Bab Ballads. by W. S. Gil-
bci't. ,'
lit Frichdshi p’s Guise. by Wm.
Murray Graydon.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO
IsttIlncIammtT.
J
-1_.. __..... ._.-.,,
A CHAIN LETTER FRAVIR.
For a few weeks past them has been
a chain letter prayer in Circulation
among Catholic people in diflomt
par-ts of tho- puts says sJVatcrhury
story Thorlottcr Includes Instructions
to slur the prayer thinly QC” begin-
trip: the day of the noolptmilt." and
then Md tire copied Io‘ prisons. the
last letter who sent. a would after“ I»,
“ceipt oflthc 4002:. Writer-dismount
'zsays "Ask'ror thrte'c things. same
cicri dav. it has never been knosn
to fall A little cripple bOI “as sav-
ed and cult-d by saying lhlfl,’
'Ah tinsl Instruction nor to makitrhn
'raln isspp arid Spqaklng «as»
mm ddlwpraycetg sac at 008.5 al
priestoéhaii IdvIscd against psyliig any
amnion to’k 1‘01”)me
slim-atoms. "si- ' ,
5c.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME luau.
In Eftsct Mini. 14 1904.
Lssvs count mam Iron
A. .—l.2:' 50x, 5: 2n. 5: 50: all,
swarms. 7: 40. a 15 3: I5 0:.05:
0:201. 9:40, 10:24:.10:40, 11:35;
P. M.—-—12:65x, 1 18 2 .aai 3: 20:.
1:95. 0: 50a- iii-'10 6:?1, 6 885 6: 551.
7. ll, 7056s. 0:005:61” 501. 10:30. . l
A. Malina.) stitxi 550x. 8:,“
D
:0. .com K. P. 40:10 also as.»
p _3 30, '5: .40 55%;“. 7:17,, I-lblothst somotsthsoubol saws dais-
'0» it.“ two.- still!- will he «00er Is- 43 game
05733133 ”"h‘" solicits»... will“
A ‘ WAT!" roman sou‘ru --l I. aid“
A. M—12:003, 5:00. 6:..00 7.00,
PM. 330323“, WWII, town. 190'“.
u- 00::g II: 0019}
105; Will's.
:: aggfi 4.4 09:.»
37W:
9:30,.11zzm008.
fifil. ~12.lk..l :1 1: 53x. 6: 1-8
‘W
.I.Iii.s..xsl
can-10.0.1
#000000th m...
tron-11:40 '
III. is mm». in 5 Now York store
- Ind I.Iv0s Ian 11in Flat.
'A New York pitpcr prliits It story
nlioutw-Muymo vO'Uollllflll, IIinuhtoi- of
John “O'Donnell. sit-rhlcf or police of
Now [Britain for about It‘atlioi I't-toi
J QMIIIy, of St. Mut)‘ ti Il'huitii, of
that piste. save up tho bilosthood and
Wilma it 000mm. ‘
liiiIiIIIig and happy: i’tht list-lt- 05}.
hiuihi Hiattltur‘ wIth Ii itroup at. lilll'ttt-
girl» Ihvlhc wonuui‘it dopiirlmI-nt of II
lilrfl‘ Sixth MIMI"! shoe tilIll‘l', and tho
youniriinuntwho bittnu low “'(‘flltit'bfi-
tore with bar pitiitor, was at iii» lamp
limo Milli)! idiom III II inttili sttiio ii
few blocks distant 'I‘hc Itil‘tllnl rim,“
"With. tho hint of tho busy shoppers
Iiurrimi from tho tiriinrtmcnt utoro to
ioln thc- throng on tho Itt't-nuo. the
humor Mimi O'Donucll darted away
from Im'icllow workora to join her
husbtiiid. waiting nlouc just outsitic the
door. And arm in arm tin-I walkod
together to than titty Iliil iit No. 2J3?
East Titian-BMW!!!“ ntrwt
"‘Tiilis‘I-hds. nppiirciitly. ll story
which furnished II 5ulth“It {Iii nintI
duya' woudI-I Ilirousliout the stain of
(‘Quutcticut and nhith i'lt‘lllt‘d .I dis-
tinct all: In linrtfoitl arid the iIIibuIbIIn
quu of N‘cII llrItHiIii who-rt llltl motor
and tbt young woman. purlshluucr who
litit'atno his bride Iwit: Iiidt II IIIiouu.
Au the change tllatippwtihuco Is no
Ion or II Ini'stciy
" 'l sin happy and my husband Is
iispiii." said Mrs. ohmip Ill lho (l0-
pnrtmcnt atom ,i'l'lllcltlll}. Olli mar
ilaso “as“ a Hilll'tllifl lo ciw'tr) one,
I-IIII to my family and di'itII‘st ll‘lt‘llilti
OI Uml‘lfiu.’ I know that It was out of
the ordinary. liiit Iould It him- bocu
anIdod‘.’ I loved him so dl‘lll'ly that I
could not give him It .iind he Iowd
me quite as much. te Iilthout each
other .ii'pultl have bcsn worthless.
“Thom aio,.or course, many who
say that. they would have dunc this.
oi they. would hate done that, but. who
Is It thatr has been in my position? The
rcitllwlon oi m srctit situation of the
was now my husband came suddenly.
Not until I thOIlfillI that. I might lose
him. might mayor see him again, dlu
tho lullraslisntion o! lilo [not that my
life was his Isrrikc 100.. And he felt
the sonic. ‘ \ . -
“ Myaparen I know would be
inflated over I" step I was about to
taka. had my husband realised that his
act. wouldlhcruic cause at much nits-I
annals-diamond bitterness. lie, as.
it priest. belovod tuid. rciipactcd, lllld’
I. so a young .IIoInari brought up In
the faithtshich taught that a priest
could hot mom by our actions worn
to be held to cIitIcisIu that had no
sympathy. But at) counted thc rosti
and how paid Iii. penalty: Irt we Mei
happy. Wc arc aInItI my husband
and l, but III; 'wili stand together IIn-i
til tiiefibd.’
“‘l’iithcr O'nRIiIIII plain Mr.- RoIII) .
among his fellow clot-ks nos astonish- '
ml that the stiiorcabbiits pf hlniscli
and who had bro onto hnosn.
‘I am cv'omintiuitig my life ancw,’ I
hm mid “ion cnn It‘t.‘ that i am sim-.
ply a alcrk here In this shoe stoiio. Of
course i sin ti. Inn at business. but all
my strength Is IlIvoIId to providing
a homo and Its comforts for my wits
Ii'uo. banal! is writhing now. but in
was it will riot be was“) (or her.
to do. so. " ~
“When Father O'Rcilly Vlt‘nl. from
hurt Wavno 100.. to t. um (harm of St
Mary's Cburnhwhs met Miss OfDotlnoll
for l o‘mt'tlmt‘. and their friendship
soon ripenod into low. The young
pastor was morotl to Willimantlc. One
afternoon he and Miss 0' Donnell
“allied Into the ofllcc 0! City Attoiiiey
andIJustico of Ilia. Peace Joseph P.
Tuttlc- and. were Inarrl
The account concludes:
" The fact thgt tho trclssiastitnl law
says: . ‘-.Oncc a prlcsl aways a priost.’
does not. altci lite happiness of tho
bride and bridegroom. 'Alltl the church
lnw \I‘hlch ho I‘InIuIt-l M not rvcolt~
also the! marriage. although. tiw civu
law door. In the ecclesiastical low the
bridegroom ls-still Minion-it'd."-
«mom’s or; i=v'riIiA'a SESSION.
Delegatioiquroi'ii 8°th Noi‘walk Goes
‘ . to: Iridgeport. Tonight.
The most Important meeting or the
Knights of Pythias hold in Bridgeport.
In many months II Ill be the district
meeting qt Cltlzvus' hall this etching.
when thatch lodscs In this district IIIII
be represented, lhc in and omcsrs will
be precast and the rank or, Page will be
Ionian-ed on a class hilthra lodge. No.
II. meets on Tuesday CI culngs. so it will
Brldneport lodges or Pythlans Joseph
Dwd i . No. it). P.‘ 'I‘. Barnum
ions, 0. “‘1‘"aner City lodge, No.
69. andd‘lmn sail Smith company
No: II. .32; 3... “till. iI'lII assist.
it. is expat: that the grand omc‘ers
will“ met Iii? the railroad station soda“
hlll by ’i‘. M. Solidi
radolso ramming ‘ w
ovulation “U! ”in“ “TE.
such Iii-ans stomp. rec. Its
tho ‘I‘-Sol “.fl‘33m3 759;.
which II“ “to haul moron the
fll-n- «a NV. -
In a In). be the host. but the other .
no.0.
“been. «con
m‘hmf owindi,
- Ila-mi.
.0
’ rouwuti MCKIOANO. .
Timon THIN” Aim tho «mm!
m “.mm NVWCNIIV and
II wuit li‘llllll'tl Iotiui that tho Tar
rliigtou ‘l \vllll‘llt'flll‘l‘ I‘lll‘t‘t'l. Railway
Company II III lllt‘ l‘ouiiticllcut mllw I)
& Lighllux (‘Iuiipnuy urc to Ilult their
tiollcy lliint loco-that III Nt-II Ilsitin
and Littliilvld ('(IIIllllI‘N, so IN to form
II “III from Waterbury to Wiiistctl that
‘ will practically parallel tho Nuustituck
dlIIslou of the Now York. Now Haven
and lluitinitl Ialltoud and touiplctc
with llll‘ llllli'l‘ l'ur lot-iii pursuant-I
truilltxt
This si-I-nis to lll' mititlitir stop of tho
troilvy in competition with the steam
rutIII lll t‘uiiiit-oilt'ut.
Th» liglilliii. company It appeal!
Dltilmitt 5i iihoilly to I'Alt‘llll Its Oukvillc
bimitli to Wnlurtown, with tiio llllt‘ll-
Ilim of continuing it' still furthtir to
Thomas-Ion which Is on Illl‘ lllll' III' the
Naugaltuk railroad.
Tho "Earthly.“ up I W lllt lll' -iIItIr oom-
Will) which optimum It lIoIlI- _\ llllt' from
Wiuafrd itb Tool-liigttiu has command
to ”loud "at llllt‘ south through the
Nausstuclt alloy. 0 distance til ‘11
hills». to Thouiaiuoii, iii ciiso tliol 'Iit-
iiig company- sill build to lung I
pull“
Tiu- v'iimiug out of this plan will at-
tracl much cunntlon among dtudciits
or ”10 mutant botsscu tho trolley and
lllt‘ stvamprouls for iiiipi't‘lnauy.
SUPERIOR? CIVIL OOURT.
Session Opens This Morning—Cases
Assigned for Trial.
The April Ht‘siloll of tho stipvrror
tiIII court opuut II this morning In the
criminal shit on amount or the «It'll
iildc bring mtupiotl In tho supreme
court or crrors. Judge ”A. thorn
back will lll' Int llicI lli‘lll‘ll, and tho
following (‘L‘St'ii lIIl\’t‘ bccn assign Ii
for trial: Kittiv E. Nordnby ’ II
George II. Nordaby: Amanda M. Laue
VH. l-‘riinkliu P. Laue; Julia Alexnn»
tlITVS. N Y.. N. ll 8: ll. ll. ll. Co;
I'utrltk l). Lyons Is the N Y. N. 11
(I). ll, II. R. Co.
Wednesday 4‘at‘horinr Stillltpf- "4
tho N, THIN. 113.: Ad
tilinc Brodvrlck Is. the N. Y.. ll
(0 ll. II. II. (30.: .~\dcllne E. lloiitlcr-
sit-ii rs. (Ynnnoctlcut Railway (0 Light
inc Po, all Jury (‘IISI‘SL
Thulsday~-Emma
grr vs. tli.‘ N. Y., N. ii. & H. R. R
00.; William 'I‘. llnltlwiu I‘s, Dclin
“oils ct AL: William balling, Jr; VII
Joseph P. Bludlc). n , .
weaves claimed but not assispod lor
dius— Andrcu l" WaIIIImmI Is two
of Brlilllt‘pol’l ct III: Jump \Vngnvr
\‘II. “'lllitui P Kirk; lit-Ila M. Raid
,'.III lrby W. Roid: Mary 0. 0“?th-
cm) rs. icllori J. McPliclemy.
'l‘iiciidttv. April 19*-3lltlilll\V.Nlch
ols' appeal (tom probate.
DELEGATES TO GENERAL M. 2.
CONFERENCE. '
Al. the Now York East toulcrcncc of
the Mclliodist Episcopal Churches the
scum ( lcrictil Ilolcxatcs to the general
confcrcncc of the church at hos Ange
It's Lal, “(‘l‘t.‘ I-Icctod as follovis: Dr.
1, ii. liiicklcy, editor or Illt‘ christian
AIII’ocIIItI: (lotirgo M. Mains, of ill"
Methodist Ilonlt Cont-cm; IIIII. II. II
Dowucy ot. ilinoklvn. l‘IosId'mI: Eldet
t‘lmrlos E. W tug. at Brooklyn; Dr. W.
V. Kcily of tho Methodist Revlon; A.
.l. Hurltciibvp
's c~iiatit£teit amid. a. santozc.
The is} tick glitch chosonorb: “tom
as l. .Iopts, E B, Tuttlc of lirookl. h:
Franklin Burton. Animals: Professm ‘
C T. Whichostcr III Woolcyttn iiIiIIcr-
sitv Middictouu: J. M. IIuIIIIukIc.
llrooitlyn: Flflnli Moss, James N
Brown NP“ Y‘mk.
'l‘hc coIIfcroncc has Itctoptcd an Invi
talinu item the Firit M It. Church of
Watcrburr to hold the mast annual SCSI
Slop at that placo.
EARDLEY THE 55TH LIFE PRISON-
,' thn Joscph Eaidic} of Bridge
has committed to the Oonncc itIIt
intatc prison ls‘st “00k It undo the num.
ber of life prisoners 58. During the
resent calcndar year three murderers
mo boon sentenced for lilo. The) are
all from [Ii-.idizport and thclr names
had the dates oi their commitment are
as foIIoII-zs Joscph Stout. January 11.
Pctcr Kelly, February 4: and .loscpli
Bardlci, April I3 Tho number at “It
conticts Is now grcater than at any
preilous period In' the history of the
pi lson 1110 total prison population Is
sat, and (msmuently mar 12 pcr
cont. rcproscnta Illa prisoners In low
prisons in the cousin may 50 Im 30 a
mtio of life c-IniIicts he found as In
Conuccticut. , -
r0 INSPECT» NIAOARA.
IAmt 80010 N. Y. 8. M Americas—The
writer's Titlp
i Goternor ambcrlaln and the other
members of the stats arsenal and ar
lmtmmllm" :thls altos for
mild» . 35W...” '°" “ "l‘t’
. mom.
Willis In Mk) tho Guam-salient
ty, will be the recipients ol monastic":
from the military and civic authorities
of that. city. which with Include a to
ceptlon at the Budslp Club and 's trip
toNIs‘aro rolls byIspchsIIosr. ., 0
party will insist-II by this way or. this
Yorhl'll' magnum at some new or-
morics In Brooklyn; and arrive homo
pi-t'Ib’obly‘MaQ-‘tiit'lt. ' ii I... I r
W
m WW PATENT?“
.i “titan—nus:
or altos so Witt-eta atm’muiw
sight Is to team or buoys
black!” Ii WW2".
tIiIilwd» blouso fronts, largo bishop 0i“-
slcavou, Oi.
Ladios' Whlll‘ lawn shirt. waists
culls. $1.50.
TH! EASTER SALE
‘ NEW HAY: J). April 12 “.70th ‘
the 19 year old son'pf Robert mills. .
‘5... Extra has
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
EASTER Aleiits OPPORTUNITIES.
The IIImOIleI‘l'fl of Easter pcrvndos Ilic wholo about the “003%!”
III your EmitI-r Iitilllltint you Hill 00'."
to talic it I-atcful look through tho out by lint-ii oi the now man's Whit
You II had prices vary tomptlnt. you'll _
Ilnd courtcsi and prompt attention. In a Iiord you 'll ilnd this flow lortllled
Spring Goods Ill'IIi most compltitu.
disc. You'll Ilud t‘U‘l) Itcin Night.
at. all points for tho timcisl opt-hint; ol spring businocs.
WOM‘N'B WASH WAIBTS
Tho new season's Ilrat allowing of
those Is ct-rtsiniy lion, and the |ll‘ll:(.‘H
arc I'I-ry modnst.
badlcs' whitc Iuwn shlrt waists.
slzcii l‘yOt.
trimmed with hnavy cmbroidery and
Mc’us uncut
lusotcd large bishop slot-vol, tucked
Lutiloii' whitc lawn shirt waists wIIh
Val, lace fronts and lat-o collar and
culls, $1.09.
OE KID GLOVES -
Tho lIlIi glove Importation: are alli
III Qualities right colors right. sizei
range complete, and prices as usual
absolutely fair and just.
Ladlns' Hlslop kIII gloves in modes.
tans. browns, grt-ys, white, also hiacII.i
Every pair aairuntctl Prion 81 pair.
Ladies'
lacing kid glows. In black
browns and greys. Every pair
wanted. at 81.25 pair. 2
Gonts’ Mocha glows, browns and plain white and
tuna all sizes. at. 81.50 pair.
THE EASTER SALE i
OFMENIS WEAR :
Easter has Its drt-ss demands for!
men as well as women. What man to $3. 50.
or taste is titers but likes to prluk up“
proillaliic.
tho newest.
Women's ‘colla
litt e
tans“, Top collars iu
w-ur. ltroIdI-rcd slfocts.
59c. u
in; can be done IIIIh great economyI
licrt‘ 590 and title.
The aim. angina scum 6:?“
hand tics, all colors. locum
III 3v champagaei, stlIioc. ‘
tir nos spr a; no 0 maps
goo shirts In plain and plostltl!I
A complain assortment of -fll
seasons choicest fancy iluund
stripe designs also pIsIn srm. All
Ilici'Iot shirts in slrlpcs, choc. Ii!"
plnlu wiritc, all sizes, SI. .rg- .
Mon 5 faticy hose. cxtru lino quilt?
In mlxcd grcys and stripes at 250,:
SPECIAL HINTS FOR IABTII
NOT CLASSIFIED
You ll Ilnd profitable reading hull“
‘Tho buying you will likewise and?
thaw item noted is pp.
Iicmstitched
extra line quality Fostcrlllncu, (rout lllc to 890. ~
Full line of wash soft stocks
ilace. lrom 19c to bite
lI‘uII assortment of lace collars tron
Liberty sillt nI-ck riii‘ls from “‘35
Ladies“ girdles and crushed
a bit for Easter Sunday? Tho prlnk iwlth or without feathcrbone back, in
poau do solo and taffeta slilt, at 500., ,
I
5nd! _"
quality Madrid ‘siitt
*1!
lit-fill? “l.
,5 ,5
rs and pull sets “it!
and 5.50:0th
'IIH'I r‘d‘di'"
lace Persian And 0110..
{ruin lite llp'flmi;
figured madm,
boll '
83:85 Washington Street,
South Nat-walk. Conn.
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s -.s ’TILLOTSON.
80 Washington Street. ' '
RADIANT NE W MILLINERY. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
" FINEST QUALITY. LARGE ASSORTMIIIT.
AGENTS FOR BENNER PlTTERNS.‘ a?"
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. NEXT TIME
“Johnnie Comes Marchinti
II'Ith big holes In his stockings, don‘t scold him. BU
not hate so much bother In the luluro.
N. E. RYAN,
86 Washlngron Strut.
250 THE PAIR, or our excellent thi-fOl‘-:l~flllltl‘lci' school hose, and you'll -
South Haring}
Hoiiie”
Y ONYX HOSE AT
0" s
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Match the new Eats!
msux't—and- the m that—1 .
. and the «italic-and ill:
the" other freshxspn‘nqslfle’
tgacry with a mill A
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our famou
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Medicine Co .
orwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler