and moans-Ira. button-
15p tn 31c A yd
‘9 K3. Funk“. .
nannonnnp; “0le ILch.
scum uoawaut.
Lied News Notes
Fail: to-
Friday increasing cloudiness
EAT
~ For News“: and vicinity:
nlaht.
and probably it t showers In the al-
ternoon. A disti rbance of considerable
energy is central this morning near
Denver, Colo. it is producing cloudy
weather, with ideal showers between
the Rocky Mountains and the Mississ-
ippi river The- temperature continues
low in the northern sections. Fr'osts
«tended aaiar south as Virginia
Conditions” favor for this vicinity fair
weather, with slowly rising tempera-
ture. followed on Friday by increasing
cloudiness and. probably local showerso
by“ Friday night.
—I-——~—-—-——.
(is! is being installed in the resl~
dence of Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Byxbee,
in South tibia street.
.Mrs. Samuel nybee. of Cross street
who has been quite seriously ill. ia a
little improved today.
Edward F. Smith the South Ner-
~ walk cigar dealer. has gone to Dan
b'ur‘y on a fishing trip.
i-i‘ it if. Fitch's delivery horse fell
th Main strait. yesterday. and
intake, the shaftI of the wagon and
theiharness.
Th6 r
Ccu c.il
not“ tiles,
ill tilt
Christopher Fay. clerit in Heyes’
0,: in North Main Itreet.‘ to suffer.
iii; in an attack of blood poisoning
‘ lit bio left foot. .
it c: 1». Smith and Mrs. n. 0.
Sin! are supesta of Mist Maude Mar
tilt, of Staten island. who has been
visitlnn- in South Net-walk.
ICharies Zerb'ola. who has been at the
om:lk Hospital for several weeks.
to J cob Behauh's board-
it Web Washington Itreet.
Ville; Boul‘du I and Alfred Hop-
ins rowed down to Stiefllél zon~ the-
nd. where they spent the abt the
girl.“ of Arthur- Wicks and Georieo
hey.
"Thomas F Rid. formerly with P.J
Earth, It the North Main street black
tligsho tins entered the employ
of trying .Taylol' the Water str‘eét
blit‘ksaiith.
’i‘ha hyqt-Ints along the line of the
South NorwIili water system have need
shed this week in anticipation of
he'fiwartn season and a desire to have
the Water as clear as possible.
Charles F. Bette formerly of South
shorwalk. who left for the West last
efinor. and who has since been in
$6 redo and Utah. is back Igsin in
The‘ cilmlte there asetna to
with hint but and he reports
ti'iIt he is in line bolus-.- "
N'All the" traina coming into South
p'waik. yesterday tram Boston In
lar meeting of Lincoln
rdar of United American
will be bleld tomorrow
dtiib‘r points in' tbnt section bore cor-a
tried with snow, some of the early
morning trains having a white coating
three or four inches in depth on the
roofs. The sight Was an unusual one
for this time of the year.
Chlldrena‘ Day will be observed at
the First Methodist Church. both morn-
ing and evening. June 12th. next. in
the morning the sacrament of infant
BIptism will be administered. The
pantor desires to be informed in the
meantime of those who desire to pro.
sent their children for Baptism it that
time that he may call at the home '
and make arrangements
Just Arrived
Another. as or mean pauc- °$W
intiI lunar.) Hans sup ”66:4.-
.. (IPIGIAL)
INA/LL W0 .. - “a LI-
Inoousrsia... ..........1s:i.a.
I: Iouth- idols. corner Havtiaild' Street.
d that
. whim gathering at o
.Natbofthabu
PUBLIC MARKET ‘
Miss fl’i()s.t‘thewl" 33%;? Chestnut
“mt. it or a " Vil~
Iting in New York. ' w-
Thomas K. Burns. oi Norwslk who
mums is able to be about stain.
Ills; Maude Kintell who has been
visiting relatives to iiiiroraJi
turned to her home in South Norwnlk.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Myth
of Gerard Place. are entertaining til I
dauabter. Mrs. C. A Paarsttil. of Yon-
tiers N. Y.
The Connecticut Military Academy
baseball team is scheduled to play the
Bank Clerks this afternoon. and on
‘Satiirdny afternoon the Snrtaln Bun-
' Incas College team.
A number of young ladies have ar-
ranged to glvo a leap your dance in
Norwulk this evenlnp. The young
. men who have been invited are called.-
ed to appear in shirt waists.
The Rev Charles C. Hall, 0.1).. of
New York, will live a lecture: this
afternoon.‘ in -ths'rootna or the. Nor-
walk Club to the members of the We.
mea' s Club. Dr. Hall's subject to 'in-
i din. "
" L—Flour 65¢ per bag. Roodnpra
“Peter In the School of Christrcnll.
ed, Tested, Rebuked. etc." it) be the
subset of the prayer ssrv ce t the
Son 11 Norwaik Cpa tlonal c arch
tonight. at ’1: 45 q'c1b9k'"$.9"lf’l
will lead.
for Ada Walker entertain
at her friends. SIturday mains.
atr her' home In Water 'Itreei, Southport
with‘ I pit party. Gueptsm were resent
from No'rwaik Weatportii‘al the Md Ind
Bridgeport At a late hour ai dainty
lunch was served .
NoDialepot'lons frOm Lincoln Council.
of this city, and " Mada" Coun-
all No. 16 of Stamfordm 'wlll attend
ncaa" (‘ounuii' a big time too h.t go-
ing over on thefi‘l Ob train and turn-
Ing on the washinpttin eappds.
Mrs. William am. of Siyn'tour
Grove who was Inn to the Norwdllt
Hospital several day's Ito. inia c rglti-
cal condition. and' tin meat I opera
ntlon, is recoveringu the good
care of the doctors and. nurses at that
institution. ‘ .
ONAFF WAN" T9 GIT Fllfifi
Olalma He He: IIIn‘ at Liberty dim
y'fli 1992.
CHICAGO," ”Apl'il '21. — «3......»
Craft. convicted two ears ago! of-o or-
tsihlng' money by fnl'a' pretender. it
died a petition for a. writ or babes
corpse based on the élatin 'that new:
been at liberty without valid sass
since Maybe. 28, 1202. and that nine
tartan oi the almost court have pane
so without the ”gorillas 'tt'emlitlnt
to ttke him inm‘b (M!
or order 'of Judge Glbhino. wars relate-
on bond of $16, 000 a be hearing
alb‘ahe‘a‘e corpus pet Itlob was set
for this afternoon '2
.(lran was convicted June 2.1902.snd
since that time the case he been pass
{lid through the mom.. ebruary l?
he Sup scout-t Idlrméd the‘ finding
of the cri that court and yesterday
Graff's bondsmen surrendered him: He
at once filed a petition for' 'a writ of
habeas corpus.
Croft's trial attracted touch attention
because of his wide'acuuaintancn. *
nannisiriouroa Manx.
Sheriff Jackson Waiting” to Icing AI
taped Martial-Ir Ham.
concnna'rdit‘. April 21. -sheria
Jackson returned from New York yes
tsrda afternoon and it was expected
a would Question Mrs. Marx In
regard to the action of Marx shortly
before the body of the murdered farm
hand was discovered. and it is proha
hie that an effort ewill be made to get
a statement from hart today
Sheriff Jackson will whit until re-
quisition papers are made out and will
then go aftr Marx” No attempt was
made yester ay to interview the neitb
hot when Marx accused of' mothering
Pavol for a compensation of 820.
.——w-—.
HARRIMAN’B PA'RTY iN GALll-‘Ofl
L08 ANGELEB. Cal. .. April. 21 .-E.
H Harrimdn and 'party have IrriVed
if”? “Noll-l. train wf‘rom l‘Ariaogs.
r arr In rel en tr a
Julius” Qttncbai Ia'Id
lir.'- Hen-flaw aaylsttto “taco: Ansel-n
cials of the
in this today has
no special significance and. that no
t {stating of specinl importance is to be
. ,. Mistaken in Point.
The usual why to bhy liIlnt is to take
the lowest price by the ion. Lila-
take; the buyer loses syn: ow much?
. “figudsmthepaint itia‘oofnueha
,orso much a year. now
much a‘ gallon or year. “do you think?
AI much perhaps. as the total price
at. rtho' Wat. it may take twice the
. number of gallons.
N. Avery. Delhi. N. Y.. owns 'two
houses. both exactly alike.- its painb
ad one With Demo and one with In
other igsint. Devoe .tl tallops; the
3...: m be": not
t‘.‘
thirst nettle; defile] a ’ not
finadnm I It Ill. 130* light, lav
Rooatnottopaintat
swam
”mt-tan
'W‘hat “his poor pa'iat worth.
Dbn'tkaowanddda'toarey
what it. dole new
WU.“
shipment;
select saith. '
diatflprihglufi " .
«amass: divest jnmy'
to be found in with“
has stock.
was: been laid up by film for wine’PRICE FOR THREE DAYS.
hp. ".7
: 2-«Inunlriaii.' i“'-~*% f.
I»
new: sheila “Vanities.
We will pay my man in the
city.” or 65 cents for buying I
‘i‘ pIii' of sheds liore‘ within the next
three days!
Such is the substance of title
special-price offer that is made
only to men—an offer of
$3.50 Shoes for $2.95.
$4.00 Shoes for $3.35.
The shoe store is after men. It
has a lot as customers. but not
enough.
The. men's shoes sold there are
better than the specialty store's
shoes—4nd if we don’t get plenty
of llit‘il 'to show '01" to. that
doesn‘t amount to a row of pins.
Ordinarily it would take a lot
of costly advertising to get close
to men generally. Some of the
money that would be spent that
‘way is to‘ be ‘givrn to men in-
stead. It will be given through
this three day special~pricc offer.
Will you note this particularly:
This offer is not of one or two
styles. but of all $3 50 and $4
shoes for men .in the store.
Chrome patent caifsitln' lfl but~
ton. lace and oxford. '
ideal patent kidtkin' in lace and
oxford.
Vial calf' iii lace and oxford.
Vici kid in lime and oxford
Chrome finish calfskin in lace.
button and oxford
And .even the. very newest of
the new-.tan Russia calf lace.
Every regular $3.50 shoe will ht
. $2.95»
Every rexular “on altos will be
. .. 33d; .
We think it will pay and we
expect to get. the men
Shoe store.
m ROWLANI‘
DRY GOODS CC
BRIDGEPORT
w ....
f...
TH! PROPNIITON OF THE
LARGEST FACTORY 0F "’3
ngu IN ANSRICA
limo: . _
"l havoc 'iwlfo earner.
foreman and employer. I have bad
a Ihounnd man on my pay-roll It
it time, and PH tell you shit:
'l‘hI man with the SAVINGS
BANK HAIIT, lo the one who new
or hot: laid oft: Add the ena‘ who
can got along without you. bill you
cannot get along without 'hlm:
the SAVINGS BANK HABIT
means Iound sleep, good dlgattion. ‘
3 pool Judgment and mahly‘ indepen-
dence. The most beautiful thing
I know of la a SAVINGS BANK
NONI-there are no microbes In
It to steal away your peace of
mind. It is I guarantu of good
behavior."
The way to acquire the SAV-
INGS BANK HABIT II to curl I
ssvmea BANK account.-
A Y one: o . it NEY:
Fem .ciitTWn? an
, ONE or. warm ,. .
THE scum tinnitus“ sav.
ltayibohd
Buccaneers to (J. is. McFarland
(James Horohaad
Absoluteln Pure ice.
Add Prompt Service Dally Gourmand.
u-nu—n.
thirty Cents Per Hundred weight I'i
orgies. hora" unison It-saar.
'ra “Amour.
”an.“ arm am or radii
rise.- sumac A1- ”EAIONAILI
FRIOIS.
will? iill'l'l'l'o'
sun
.9. .2.
l
61
i
If 1
I. ambled « 13w
mw‘. W.
%”m he's“ soul”.
“I“ ’I G
of -.i:’..':°:§' of 'gl'iraalo
trouble
. Ipapala
Hdw ~ thoaaaaf
I'M fl. W
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rug ’Cblfgqbf.‘ rusauacv.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
\‘J t
HQYT’S THEATRE.
SAYURD‘AY” APRIL 23. 1904.
asrmaa Ass Niel-tr.
nature Inplndmant of on
EdlSOtl lilojectoscope
Co. .
Showing the. Latest Moving Pictures.
finaludln
Dorothy's am
The Eigndsriui Hair Restorer
\
he as
A filda Through
“The Japanese- “glint“ war.
TWO GRAND ENTERTAINMINTS
AT 2:16 AND 8:15.
PRICES—Matinee 10c and 20¢; Ivon-
Inp, lot, 206 and 306.
H II.
Royal Gorge
..
nov'r's 'rnaa'rnn.
..‘...—
oNa NIGHT ONLY,
wannaaoaw Iran. 21m.
The Effervescent Frolic
Rehbeu in New Yolk
All Star Cast . "Funny Comedians
I'raartmo isosmc srrscrs.
A Merry Jingle of Mirth and Melody.
PRICES—250. 35o and We.
4......“
Hov'r's Tnnhrnn.
..”—o
3 NIGHTS AND 3 MATINEES.
commencing Thursday, April 28.
Claire Turner Co.
filoulton. Thompson A Moulton.
Managers.
REPERTOIRE:
Evenings,
Thursday—Threapphlre.
Friday—Midfilp M In Chinatown.
Saturday-Why Man Tempt Woman.
Matinoea, ,
Thursday—My. lrothara' Slater.
Friday—Madam on Earl-l. '
“buddy-Sherlock Holmes.
PRICES—Evenings, loo, 20a and
300; . nitrides, '10s and 20°.
Ladlao' tlokota Thursday night.
m
. RED MEN’S
Bill MIIISTIILLS
GWEN IY
Uncas Tribe No 26.
,. Jim's nuns.
mum and Friday.
‘ spur signal as.
[IMAM-'2 FIRST PART.
tie-prone.“ .
martin-'1’ 222.2 alga-12.
I Ila Ml‘ and Offs f
Including the finest professional talsnhf
pnotII'INI
“(magmatic-as
iii: 9 till”
W mmd
' n'igitggswima
rash nunntav .
“autumnal!”
,. it.
A; .v. e
in)
. somatbia
,g lindml.
w°“mt“'WWMN“W new . it iamadwbr an entirely
as” We, softens the M finick-
ly always leaves the fade soft and
' . lun'ijfi "a
“» ..-‘ ”i‘
-. "Alf ”kit-fits," 34- If .
cadmium: comm quribiduliddt
the Arbiter of the Road's 'Faahletis. .
The dress of Consolidated railroad
passenger trainmen was decreed
terday in an order issued by no
- Superintendent 0. M. Shepard no ting ‘
. the style for it for the cabling year.
One marked shall til you will ll.
the substitution of map as visor caps
for the brakemeii in place of the h ri-
Iontai visors lob are now wont.
change will an o the brsksaien'a at I
like the conductors? as
for all trimming in the hiace’bi
gold. and will protect the trainmens
(Wt? from clnders better than ill. old
tinned kind.
it is specified that homage masters.
brakemen and station porters must
keep their 0. oats buttoned in hot weatb
or. it is specified that these men may
not Wolt‘ a vast, however, if they do-
sire not. to.
The new summer uniforms innit be
donned June 1. The winter dress goes
on November 1.
The uniforms for station masters,
'traih callers. policemen gate'men. pas-
senger conductors and ticket collectold
must be single breasted. one- button
cutaway. with dve brass buttons on the
front. During the heated terin fro
June 1 to September 30 these men wi
be allows “to' wear a four-button track;
The vest“ If ‘bo cut single breasted
with no collar
Station asents will wear a four-but-
ton. sack. cutaway from the bottom bub
on
Bauegemaaters. brakemen and sta-
tion porters will wear I single breastv
ed straight front sack with four-Inch
turn down collar. Ntcltled buttons
The clothes will be or the Con-oil
dated conductora’ or trainman' I stand-
aid. as the case may be. w hjch clothes
are made by certain firms designated
by the company.
'The order further says:
"Uni armed employee must wear
clean c other black shoes. well polish ‘
ed. bright bodes and buttons. and pre
sent a enaral neat appearance.
“Uni orm cost must be kept button
ed Ind standard can worn straiiiit.
“Station masters. station agents.
train callers. policemen. gateinep pu-
senger conductors and all ticket coi-
lectors must' wear white‘ shirts white .
collars. dark- necktie. either club bow
or small four-in hand.
"Baluse masters and brakonien
must wear white collars. and band
masters and station porters. if dbl 1‘-
ed. when engaged in rough work. in
wear jumpers and overalls if ma 0
of- small blue and white checked denim.
loose ht.
“Conductors will be held respondl
bio for the appearance of basal“
masters and brakemep; station malt;
era and station agents for the appear
once of station emplovoa: they will
report the superintendent any eta-
plo'ye f its to comply fully with the
regulations ereln Innouac
"The superintendents must Inspect.
from time to time. the uniform .of
the men under their charge. and at
low only standard to be worn "
c. a. HoaoLIv its-ILIcTID.‘
la Retained In on Position of dread
secretary. Royal Arcanurn. '
At the session of the grand council,
Royal Arcanuni. held In New Haven
yesterday the following grand olilcors
wefie elected: -
f agent—Edward B. Boynton. Hart-
0rd
VioeRegent~Dn Charles E. Bray
ton. Stonington.
‘Ogator—Walter E Canticld, Nor-
w c .
Bristol
Secretary—Carleton E. Hoadle'y,
New Haven.
b Treasurer—Burton 0. Bryan, Water-
ury.
Chaplain—Donia M. Young, Merfdeu.
Guide-Granville H. Fuller. Dobbin-y.
Warrior-William F. Hoyt, Smith
Norwalk.‘
en'sronia
rs: Infinite and Children
llii Kind its this Alvin limit
our: the
01mm of
. couuac‘riour Insure
190 The following were issued April 10.
List furnished from one: of A. H
Wooster solicitor of patents. Bridge-
' port. Colin.
Vernon C. Tanker, Bridgeport. Auxil-
Pflé'lhai'. Nevr‘i Have... Ill?
toner. “
Fr eri'ck B. Cia'rh. StImfor'd; pdckr
ed Joint.
Warren H. Taylor Stamford. four
patents; Pln- tumbler lock. key for pin-
tumbler locks: pinrlock: pinlook.
Thoma hf. Wood. Stamford non- ro-
dilabl’a bottle. ,. '
James J. Burke. Hartford, reducing
valve.
Oliver D. Cornell. Hartford, gas.
burner.
Joe. E. Lewis. Hartford feed water
heater. ,
ma '6. Craw. South Norwalk. list
'ti-Ihui'dnk machine.-
Fred Geodrloh. New Britain. bottle
.to’h’ “a D pom
“gees: o “All? new. Erltais. lock'
8th L.- Thompson WIte'rbul‘y. anti-
septic attachment. (pi: telephoned - .
Dart 00010 d A. Shepard
“gigolo. all“ «isthmus "i k'
or, etown, p c or
motion for their.
iII'Ic E. Palmer. Niddletown, ham-
mocksbody.
Edward D. Mimi. Eli-tot. halo
, . TRADE-HANG. .
' James E Hamilton. Hartford. [nut
1% barrel tor. breech WlnS suns.
raav or no Nata.
uvan“. v‘a- 1°th Snapper:
.' "fiyd
Y“
uarly inspection
d Sill'Is-i-Slilrt' Weinbe-
s—-While Goods.
The above sections are especially amphdsised in this Id. because they It'd
important The reasons why they are important are: First the equipment II
cord into: second ovary item advertised is fresh
ahal make it much to your interest to make your selections new by the
economy of the different offeringsi Self interest should prompt you to make In
“ i
.A‘.
. new and orispi third “I:
“0.
A IPICIAL IILLiua or’
pasta eoooe AND SILKI.
Could fill the entire all. with tempt-
Ing items from this section, haven't
space though; In will have to be con-
tent with a hint or two as follows:
2'1 inch White Pongee, special. It 890.
88 Inch Natural Color Pongee. at We.
to ob corded Wash Silk, in white
and 1) act: at 590 yd.
6 Inch Wool Eismlne, in all ev-
en a; shades also in black, at 26c.
38 inch Mixed Suitingr in the latest
novelties. at 49c.
36 inch All Wool Albatros in all the
spring shades. at 50c.
50 inch All Wool Broad Cloth. iii
llxila'ckbonavy brown red, tan and grey.
WOMEN'Si WASH WANTS.
The new season's first showing of
these is certainly line and the prices
are very modest
Ladies' white lawn shirt waists.
trimmed with heavy embroidery and
fagoted large bishop sleeves, tucked
cuffs. 81.50.
‘coIoi-inas. some oi them costins but
.“Fou'
t a;
‘1'“ p'II.
Ladles' white lawn shirt waists with
Val 1;?” fronts and lace collar and
on I
9.5.111.
~ls?"5l§;;n Icons in and III"
Past Regent—Thomas H. Patterson.
86 Washington limb
is ”I?”
[w Its. d strlposdn
83-85 Washington Street,
Booth Nomi“. ¢Jonn
_ ~ isahowinn I }
i ' RE 207- T0-
agent for small-
rns wstii deans. ‘
‘ Almost sudleu in their variety and
little more than common calico. You
should choose while the asaortfitetltl
III large, therea pleasure and profit
iii it. .
at iii. oxiord Cloth in stripes, polka
dots anti 2 so. its Iar rloo 156.
It 12548 ya‘riif S“ D . .. '
Bates Seersucker. gingham in
stripeii. checks plaids and plain col-
owning c.y
a but its. or orgdndies in plain ..‘.
org Excellent duality at 15nd yd . f .
(Iin'. imperial Chamhrayin Other '
bluI pln,nlt also black. Ihtli
it. or ed Madras =1
and flg’u ‘,s at 16c yd.
l ii iii u Dai'iiltm Iii-i gr
' I
at“: estateml 1.9.6 y “M ‘
clinemen in troy. .
tripod IMISI'II is in“?
s bro id Ins title is
‘gmih gruddi‘s'! at ti c ’31.:
WCIVBI.,':\
maul:
:5th .
In “an: " ‘
«will. priest train
Talk About
LADIIB’ wont. 'a darted.
style. periect 'sha ,Iawero
04.50 GARMENT AT
Never before have money and
values.
nobllr sprint Isl-meats
66 aluminum Strut.
The quantity is limited so come early and get one of the“
iv. 5. Ryan, -
Btu Values!
ltd Ind navy. vs at» ' .
S‘h'lv ” list.
LAnias' IWIA'rli'ta. white only, all titer fancy weave. our regular
It“.
.3. .
quality talked so loudly aI' lb these .
South am I
Match fl): new Ema
salt-and than!» flit-é.
and the new tie and Ill
the other {mail apatite-flu %
faggery~ with a unity;
pair of our famous .
“Keith's-Konqaeibra"
For Man. 4'3. so out! 33
.é'.
poIltlons.
" ' Bastian snail BEGINS
GOLD EON YROUTING.
—-—I-
Fisherman Ara Complaining of the
Cold Weather.
sob lI- touchy-instills some." The
trout. down in dusts-dams; appear to
fan!“ cold" weItber lusts as much
at
halt no matter how alluring.
catch“ of host have
bosom eonsomeofthacompaw
depend
manner of fishermen are out
a
light albatliidfaca
by the daily nae of “lay China," the
today.‘
Bracelets 15:: Get
Sarfafn :‘ Business Culley.
. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The school that educates for business and places its graduates in good
Special rates for balance of the term.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED To COMBINED COURSE GRADUA‘f' _
Day and N Ight School.
EGOKKEEPXNG~TELEGIIAPH YoSHQETHAND.
The perturbationof the trout fisher-
men at the cold whether of yesterday ;
and today is great. The season is on " .r .
ahdailouid bo‘uitnbaixtitnow. but.‘
the cold weather holds on ”and the ass. .
tivdy. warm days. but on a day like to-I
I about as weiiatay some; “Math. ell? and not aims
for auto: In that ass be calm A. IMPQNTID roar. Iiia‘aatf
'i:«'i
MONDAY. Iran. i'rtt.
— YoucA'iiIead a womlaitq
eowiunter but you can't tanks”?
’13.
a dwefldrs on land and they ' .
ihow‘ this by firmly refusing to bit It -' ~
new is run 'riua
. . you R13Y83Tkttha
Tfiio tr
TOKAY WINI'.
Don't you know that you our ‘ .
got I good meal at all board}.
Ivorythlnp In won] at
Imparfa
[Railroad P'lIoa,
SO.
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