hlbnclf‘Ddhoh ‘
been the truest o , . .
H. WWJMWH . i.‘ ."v‘trtb Mimi iii:
u'i‘flltiNMI‘ib-‘ci ~ ii‘flaiuln and non.
[toilet-tyiilmltiliteu alumna“ g), tho
Hotels Citloni Ml‘flthiim i-g‘s’ix .,,, it
Miss Paulyno Di or, or New .l‘uflt. 1.
hascboen Wendi“ alert dull with»
Miss: yivlunjiodors - om. Bayvisw avsg
litigant. it .-.=l3-ii. 7! :l. 7.» . T..- w.‘.; A.’ .‘,l.
Mrs. idohni-iiiub l. oi Smrthi'Noru
walkg-vllab been the host of her daugh-
ter, M‘rs. Frodoric- Braves, of Wei.
port, ‘ “ . ;‘. ‘ ,; .v.“’
Mr. and Mrs. P. 1. . Bull’th,‘of Shay?
view avenue, have i en spendln Mow
days,,lp,,lttdgellold, with Mr, gm
i'clatli'ns. “If .‘ '1 ‘ N v.
smamaiieismi urine Wild.
division ot the New York. not veil
and Hartford railr‘ ”in movinghls
axiallylrom Whtorbry Nahum!“ to;
ii)”. i let ‘t'i. if; in; .m-
' J col a. doctor. on military,» .and melt
island. who has. nt.iil—lion-..sevoa
.nonths, was so to rccoverod yoatop
day, as to be tibial to so outdona
.irlve. » i' ..-v.v.....v.l..,.v.vvi 3,
Mrs. William Olnoatoad. 0i Norwalkd
with her daughters} the Miasssu‘liadva‘
and Edith Olmstoad, have been visit-
ing at Mrs. Eckbart's. in North Wil-
ton. i ., ' . ..
All entertainment and ‘roceptlonlwlll
be given by the. Tuesday Evening
Whist Club, in Music. Hall, on May
.0th, for' the benefit bf St. Joseph's new
ectory fund. . ‘ ~ ‘ _.
‘D. E. David, E. M. Koelcr. II, ,B.
Mallory, ,H. ll. Wiidman were touring
i from Danbury to New York in an auto-
mobile. and stopncdat the ilotelClii-
'i ford 1101'_,iiiiiii01‘.'yefii.el‘lifiy..
A‘son weighing. twelve pounds was
born vlast, Sunday to‘ Mr. -. and ,Mrn.
Charles'l". liaulor, of Mariner's Harbor,
Staten .islanti,..lormerly ot’ {this city.
Mother and child ,uro doing woli. ‘
John H. liaillcrltd former resident
hore,1.bascvielt thc employ.;:oi theNotv
York Evening Post. to accepttan ad»
vanccil lloslti ith the John' C. Ran-
ltill Printing C
cos ‘ upon;
You ‘ ' .u‘im ‘
- 25 CENT
E. grannies;
immaculate Horst‘snocx.
' court-l uoawaut.
-.-.- ”-1. ........,...z, ,flmwww -
lutalluttiiilo.
I) it
IS
WEATHER FORECAST
i'i‘or Net-walk and vicinity: Rain to-
night. Fair Thursday. The storm that
was central in Kentucky; yesterday
morning. is now control In the toasters
)lOl‘llOll‘Of Virginia. Rain prevails
alohaithe coast from lllattcrus to
Maine. The storm will probably move
up the“ coast .tltis afternoon, and be
followed by clearing and slightly cold-
or weather tonight. Sto'rm warnings
are displayed along the coast. An
area of high pressure and. pleasant.
weather prevails inltho central sec-
tions. Conditions layer for this“ vicin-
ity, min during theivday; followed by
clearing weather tonight. ‘
William P. Smallhoru continues lili
at his home in Taylor avcnuo. l
Norwalk lodge. B. 9.05m. will hold
a reguidr mastitis tilll’ovelitng.)
Stephen J. O'Brien, 0! South Nor.-
walk,‘ amigosteldayhin bridge-port.
improvements arc‘bcing' made about
the .Sonth....hiorwallc Congregational,
Church. ‘
. »
l
. ‘ ‘ '9
Miss Bertha Van Scoy. of North Ci‘li'»
Main street, has returned from a visit i harlot: M. Amh 3% :wiio, '0!
in Stamford. , j N rib-,Wllton. commit :. over/Bonn;
(but! thtikenoi East Norwalk, is . day ‘valalldiMls. W. R “Niel“. BM'
(ii-ornaulm‘gttud sluopyachLowned 1,, I Miss Nina 01mstcad.iot Itidgotlcld. and
John Cubamla, Mi‘ikahtl i-Mi'ii: 'Wliiliiim‘? Olsen, 0f Nor-
wn . . .--. ‘ ,,;
The ’annual ntcctiu" oi the Pine
indigepntingclnb wi ll bc held Mon-
daii ototstiteeiiv 1' 'f t..(3.
dilution ,for l-Ior!‘
'r't'ié, colonised. tau
”all “9.“? ”‘9.“ =9“ demoed.
.i 09» CDWIOQJJ 'v'i: 'E-t‘Li’J”
man ‘Qultt:
avo‘lnhbiinifl ( .
anon.- amnion sail thirdly-am mow
ingli'mmlifimm strcot to Middletown.
\vllecohirmctiosaioriohas been employed
Charion Pouncll. tiitj Union strco't tin,
nor, who tell and injured hibiseli,.t]tlitc.
badly at. the Gregory Point notch in
abledttb‘c out andis slowly recovering.
but hoornot‘chu abio tp resume his do:
ticaasvyct.‘ , .f . , g
' ; alphad a runniuzoilcbing. note-on
my leg. sutured ..tortorcs. Dana's,
Ointment. took away the. burning and
v itcllinmiinsnlutm and quickly offuctcd
permanent cure.” C. W. Lcnhal't,
Bowlingflrccn..n.l, ,
L P Ngriglk lodge. Gfiii. ,Q. Fupnd tho
, -_ .. , U ‘ " . i. vlliyitl‘orlllil tlg prrnngctuclits
i Mitiwfiemiidc‘noiinrt. of btalen is- .to hitvc‘a“violntgi-olcbrutlon of the an-
‘f‘li‘i""¢i“f“°-m11m ““3 oily, “’35 “1*": i nlvel's'ttrl'os of the organizations ' in
“Gill-"it'd it Womanizivwfleorsc,Minor. ‘ item-Men's Hull some time next
ol‘;hlai;itlors_l-larbor. B, i. v ,‘ month.“ . ' . . ‘ , at
Mrs. Henry R. Fitch. who has been 'mm m‘.
ill for a long tilt)“. at her homo ill Wcst plflfi’jé.‘ otxi‘i'sl‘él‘iiui , N. uJ...;wlil ho
strcci..a.nd has had several. i'clapscs,‘ 'plcaaoti,.to hear of his volatiles. as,
shows olightjigns of improvement. mayor-oi that towu.l st,wcch.~iic‘\vas
Samuel .Arlnour. the he lot: of the. the only. or ii cloctctl on Vthc ,Itoiorm
outer, lighthonscv at pNowvilvlpvoll, .ac- Ticket. “ ' ' v '
rolllpanied bi" Mrs; ‘A‘rmomz‘ spent {pp Cuigounsbury
ycstorday afternoon in South Norwalk. land'Ordor 0f Prat, . 0mm. ,a nicer.
Mrs. Alvsh Langstr‘eet and daughter lilg.‘..lailtt'nllgllt.-.auditioned for tho.
{till/lyognqv.timc.,1.,i ,1 m, .V
[indenting-2 of , the cWost = Side ‘ Demo
cratichi'nb .wlli‘~hc hold at the Klon-
dildelcmbrhouae. in -,Sonth Norwalk.
tomorrownightu ' . 1
It l'.,.i' ”l; "
sanitation .li.
have 'l'oturnodio Pittsliciil, Masts. af~ reception to the stat .ofiicorofiund enl-
ior a short. stay with Mr, and Mrs.
George '1‘. Rose. of High street, Nor-
‘Vaik. 14...! “‘3“ y; , ‘ ".
-,You git-dam so surprised; how
cheaply you can wll'o. your'house‘. Toto
piano, gooey will. Ferris. 115th sitar putt:
1]! PL". .,, i, ....‘.,v,.:...." «‘ 2
Division Noni. otgnwws’ik, will be
tendered» or oompumentorywdnueww»
the members of the Ladies" Auxiliary.
Ancient Order of liibcrniolls, tomor-
row night.
George L. Rockwell of the Loans-
bury and Mathewson Company is
spending today trout fishing in Ridge-
ticid with Rev. William S. l‘tainsiord.
limit; in ettwitll
of Now York“ "’91"- Wt cite a I lont‘u.‘
‘ ' . Mrsfmam the about“ Hoyt
sircct. Thai-sully vwnlng. t is~cx-
ected‘tiulboir this ., unto .
.v noon. Minions than, mile warms. :wiilg
resign a govllresltl lit, owl “i,
to
i
iciniflfliiifii-JIN on airmen .. osday,
evening; ay iOli. .43., . . W 1 v‘ .
(loomed-‘1 Beams has. placed flit!
iannch..f‘iiclon,’_’ vowdcdm by hiss, son.
Gemizii‘lr hoarse. 3.11.; who-1m nova in
thormtptin “tilt? sisterhood thus bsr
muore'd til...]obn'fl. lc'stiout-2 'co
the bridgeslat. Shut ‘ (Norwalt
"The-imminent: Bmthm opened "their
now: store at the, oi "tand,..Npt;tll,,,Wil-
ton,‘on M hyx’imo his.“ lenfimf‘itill)
v-o ‘ n's
young maili‘atsf'
Business? ‘ car‘sllt
the new (garniatpi .
all politic shah m t
The. members of tie Woman's‘Catln
is
. our YQUBJWGV. w 7
to 3139‘ with ‘vD‘a'voé‘s’mbsb‘ C's gs
Patntudtwweigho‘rii- to»*‘8~ozbfi atom -
the pint-than others. wears longer, and
gives a globe equal to new work. Sold
——.—-
lg; 0
fact that s sin rc‘lovc to _ ki‘i'll-
by Comatock. Watkins & Dow and E. A numboli‘iiri'mt‘lii‘tléy boo .iilavo
1“- . .. o»; mirror aim; coca-3» beenlniaittnlgaud. outbactooalatoral
days homo _ so ., W ,in ’.'.
seeds, . which were. ivon ‘ hail-Si) [go
fricndmrsd‘lratriond ~ ‘lltilidtirlih’ti 095,11
. _.lokct:._aail,.tbc.‘.‘$ ,
Small pledcit of’tnr, ‘ from tllo’sldhit
of sti ,hats ill maki l; ulr holes. , ‘lt is
, punch wary to sayvl t~.the-,§eods have
* not, renowned,- ... ,' -1
_ -.. tit-«local grocer viva much surprised
yesterday totilld that a own! 0883 ha
ad 1 t purcllascd \ re it‘ll “cooked be
. , , _ glued,
, 0 ' -. cos ”a
theta islands
w
shades of cilaluptlgiit‘t tWo shades
. 7.. g} '., ; t .
edge. _-New 31mg?
edition with .
tilt:
.v '...ttl‘t!,utoth.§uz but.
,iving' at his torcfiwfltcr not?“
More is ti'bit‘ol'go‘od fut-tum-
lbilt wc are «ready and glad to
share, wilil‘you. ' ‘ . '
Wool voilc lllaiic of clear good
yarn and oi; cxccllcnt color—~50
cents Stunts“! ‘, gm" 3'" " ,
""lilié‘c‘olors include thicc good ‘
iii bloc, and brown anti iii‘ity.‘
‘ Width 44 inches; price is w
repcolilig«- v
' Loft , aisle; roar.
NOOL GRANITE-inc.
There hasn't bccli'u SeasOil for
live yours when ‘ riluit'c, Cidtillilalé'
bccn'vqnt oi fasliou. ' It is as ‘
slaplc asbroolicloill or crcpc dc
chine-gain] it is so solely b‘c‘
cause of its: iii'iilily anti illirtlbil-"
my and' suitability to practically
:tilystylc.‘ ‘ ‘ w w
‘ This ‘gl‘oui‘tcf is of SK‘Ciiti‘fll;
traction. Forty-six inc too wide,
handsome as a granite can be, in.
good 'slladcsoi blue, brown, tzlu.
green and gray—- ' 75c.
- . Lcit ilifiid‘yi‘c‘al‘n
WOMEN’S LOW SHOES. -
Alicr such it long hard-dying
winter. cvcry woman is glad of
the wcathcr’ti‘iat makes iow'sliocs
practicable as well as comiortablc‘.
All lilei'lL'W hurts are ready.
Narrow tors are backwbtit they
arc llilud‘somcr and ”ctt‘dicr "than
those. of old. Tall lcatlicr is back
~ililti‘ folks al‘cg kid of it. '
Gibsoil'iiés'bi tan or patch
leather. ribbon bani-$4. . =
' Calfskin liltichcrs, stout and
allractivc,——$4. 1
‘, \v'ici kill iiiucllcr with supple
wcitcd solc,o«$3.5‘o. ’
' i’:li'cilt-lc:ltll01"'buttcin Bluclicr
with doll Lkid‘ flop-4:53.50.“ .
Fine pitiful. kidskin, rich and
quiet .-$3. v ,
'i'un Rtissin‘cnlfskiil with \vcll~
:tl solc.-$2.5n.' '
”Vici kiil"'\t'itll \vcitcd soic. but-
‘luli.—-'$§.50. ” '
Light patent kid, dressy nor-
l'ow toc,—~$J.5b.
Shot: storc.
ma HowLaup
osv.oooosco
BRIDGE-PORT.
Hui". 31... ‘vi
now is‘i‘liciihsaro not: 5 up
voua‘ ovum Juno i;-
. vou‘mnlm l “
Sta-origin, coil and Gatlaphte at My ‘
IMPORTED veon'r. onetime AND
.t’ 5‘ -- TQKAY‘WiNEaxt'M"
i Mala.“ the naa'rcitsoonTMENT
Don't. yogi?!“ ‘
ortll
soc.
t
w. . all: can'f‘aiWi‘ii‘
, get a good. nofltyagt’houra,.wth
yeverythinn‘in ”“0”." t till! 1
"/‘linmfi’fi‘i'i‘é‘TCafe
9 Railroad ‘Place, 80. Norwaik.
CARL , SCH‘UB.
H 'V H. 8-“: Pickering.
all till.
(J. (Br. Ra pumar .
2 ’ i "
J. L, McFarland,
l
l
Successors to
g:
..
.l. it. his anoint
James Morchoad
and 'Promp‘t Service Daiiy"Guarahteedi
. , ’
Thirty Cents Per, Hundred Weight at
,fletai 7 .
OFFICE, .NO., 5.» MAOIWN 2‘ STREET.
I:
tin——
‘ ., o. .
itll. lat-idem '
. ‘.‘; MW“:
Richardsoanatei-b" ,'
Mrs-donor!» .. - _
Wt?” “iris...
. . ally aw .
‘y'eam‘dir it-tho’l!”
.
ii..- ' ,. Bitter qua .~ Bites ‘ .
{imwmywu "P ‘ based thn‘i. “6500 : NSF Q ‘53:; . Ufi'anpgrhad'r 1g:
_ inhllmsi and placed {a 3)] Eggs; “$1113”, 5 LBS} 25°,
;. -- ate-r. .‘ w ere. a some way, e, fill“ a, . '{ ‘th . 108.5 Large“
slacked and thu' cited-thongs”. v . , ‘« «. .
. .. sultry f _. .. . 1 _. ,fifiififihw 5”» ,3»
Al‘l'Ned 3' ”mid” 6' s “Chm“- ‘V- F- Roast-inn. " ‘12cL's.
‘ . sit _€‘t{lles.'C.-_L, Valégh: . HWJ. Leh lint . g ' ‘1' .
;-~«, i1. - o sorrow is new: ' " ,. ' ‘ Although
-‘ 7"“ " ‘3 ' W“. - monumental.
‘ A E a ”masonic“:
Mi
.. 8 . ‘
PRICES.
' Wig)
. ‘K'
‘I “ " M in: It
eat ”Win" :‘o'ul‘m: i out and
. put out before the l'cstlliaworc sort-
Absoiuteiiwture he. ‘
um 50
, . ‘ W .. and», W.
.. . _ .. .. Order-.01.. «tattooed-catholaiggos
W calling y Dayfilfladi'raotlcl.
. “ ‘ W ' ‘“"‘ "'” ‘ Foliowtlll ls-tbu ordur of 'Adililmi'“.
WOOLVOILEHOQ‘W i it ~ ' . Scanning!» regarding tho Coanaotliv
l
m? ‘ mortitlnthf
locum litts’i
haveibcen iuiiy proved dining at pin-loll
of uteri:- niirty you-slant! they are rotor
nimdns the, '
Til. W Iiitlll'nc'tory (Williams of the
universal esteem ill which Bl‘iECllAM’El
Pibiflflreheldlitfoundiubllufaotthattho
um “I" min In“
iga‘mcew- “1‘“ ‘ ’
motorway"“incision: .
{on chi. mac Inuit-find. alumina-in.
OM CLOSET.
m
BLAZE IN BEDRO
Rat Cause: a Small-sized Fire in AGI-
. , my West House. .
A rat came near causing a dismal
trolls jiiroi' yostcrduy. at the home
of G r30, 13. Manor. at 16 Acatlcmy
street. Norwaik. and he paid the death
penalty for his trcuk. ,
The family was awaitonod by the
smell oi s‘moko at 3:45 o‘clock in tho
morning.inordinately, as may would
shortly have been siliiocatoil by the
smoke and tilt-ll incinerated in the rc-
lllalns of the honor, .
Wiloll awakened the found a, lusty
young llrih intone of «the bed. room
closets, , A n p her of cloths» and oth-
er ciiecis' we 9 on fire. bill by'pt‘ompt
action illld‘llit'iily of walcr thc tire was
«
ous.
After the i-xcltcment was over Mr.
Mailer started on a little investigation,
with intcrenting l‘l‘lilliili. On tlloviloor
of tho cloaothe found it dead rat. and
near him wore the remains of some
matches. There is tilerciorc hardly
any doubt that tho rodcntnlbbicd on
the head of tho match and set them
oil'. the collsoilllcllcc being that. he
startod a tire and lost his own lilo. its
well as otldangerillg tho lives and
property oi tllosellriult iii tho house.
RiFLE RANGE DANGEROUS.
Shooting Power of New Rifles Too
Great for Present-Butts in West.
. , . portAvonuol. . . .
The. motion of scouring a suitablc
riilc rough for Cotilliunion ‘it‘ and D is
bothering ,thc glut-ill Connecticutuo-
tiaaul Guard otiloialomnsiderably. it
scams probable that Nlt‘ rangc‘lll West-
port nvclluc will haven) be abandoned
owing to tho {not that the greatest dis-
lilnco isnowfioo yards. and ,at loust
1.000 yards will he nccdod tor the. Krng
Jorgenscn r’lilos. 7 Tho incroasod range
oi‘ the missile, owing to .lhc greater
power and this iiattct‘ trajectory would
emu”; tho ullnsilouso antlwmild pro—
bably muim it not kill some of our East
Norwalkt citizens. .,....Gmunda in Now»
liiu. Wilton plidCranbury have been
luoked'bvor, hilt as yet with no dcilnlte
result/.2 somousi tho officials wore out
Sunday inf aptomobiics. ,,but there.
search has‘hoté’y‘dzl.” bizéii‘fittdc public.
Peoplic‘ in. Wilton-Minted .thoir lands
coi'crod \vllitgf.gl'ocnhacks.,, ,and that
place is out i tho nitration.
.‘vli-i W. - .
MANY ,STEERAGJE PASSENGERS.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Jl‘llc North
Got-manlilloyd steamer Neckar. which
attrivod today from Nuplcs., brought
”3 Cabin and 3.497 slccrugc panach-
gollsfitho inmost number brought by a
single sloalnor this sczlsoll.
”~—
r'l'he orange shades are very fashion-
uhiu both in millillery and dress.
;
Every Time
takeiggt‘iérops at
v... ,‘fnmnl. .
braillla‘ngfiaim
99399.25?
ii'
Ti
ji writs:
otfliiski
. . 4 ,_ x theirs was.
r museums-2mm . _
nil Dr. nick's )l
i. .
P
Dion Medians haw-i- mu m. .,
miniature usual ,1
Mm‘mtmmocoi
“sustain . '
01'”. T13 ., that:
YW “ no man.
out National Guard doing osoort duty
owl‘somcc. llarttordulillril 2th 1904-
E
a. .Ctlurilyiavharcby revoked. and in lion.
, unnotitlloithrisado Commander and
. oxidant .0! the Naval liaitallou
ill'e
manila in thaoity of Hartford. Ma
D
puma-lo. lesions. camlialsn hats,
artisans and blue oapaJor. tho Naval
Battalion. , .cnntct-lla
Corps. will report for.- duty~witll or:
gaillxatlous to w
ed), to. act alt all oscill-
ty of the Army or the Potomac. Do-
‘ partmont oi Conucctlcut. Grand Army
oi tho lit-public. and surviving veteranii
of the Civil War. who may ossomhlo
and-parade in tlloauliy to! ,Hitrtfot‘d.
May. 19. proxlmo. thcrc‘by according as
their hood, all honor and glory. to the
lights . Iovoolnmolnornto.
- commanding Oiilcc
probably mako things warm in tho vb.
. . from, tho groundsmn the edge of For-
est park. . -
stantdel iel
n llartiordMov iii: .
you. it:
(~-
statc ct Connection, Militant-Gon-
icuaral Orders. No. 7
Vi
scam son play Ma
1 i
throws PATTERNS. " ,
(ioiloral Orders No. “NA. G, 0.. c. ii.-
0 fun as it .roiatou to the National
trotted to assemble their coats. v
y 19h
blue
roxinu).Jor..ouo day's .duty. 1
r tiw
it.
havoi‘aackt!
thwliitui
and
(all .mcillcal oflloeru and
lush thoy aro anoint»
I. to the SOcle«
horocs. wliusc iortitudo. dovotlon and
sacrifices for. the preservation oi the
union. a match” commonwealth do-
. . . 1’
ii. Commmldants of tho different
organizations .oi the Connecticut Na-
tional Guard will niakc rooulsitlon tip-
on the Acting Quartermastervocncrai
for trousportutlollof their commands
to and from Hui‘tiord.‘ Tho Acting
Cmnmlaaary-Gonorul will not issue ra-
tions. Company Commanders are. di-
rected to provide subsistence for their
commands at a coat not to exceed forty
cents ($0.40) per enlistcd'man.
ill. The Brigmlo Commander and
r of“ the Naval nat-
tallon, upon receipt. of this order, will
communicate with Colette] Jacob h.
(lrccno. Grand Marshal oi the parade.
Hartford, Connecticut. for instructions
as to time. place and position inic01~
umn for parade. Bchodulc'for movci
meat for troops will be furnished later.
iV. Triplicate tiny-rolls for ‘ duty,
dilly signed by such member parading.
and sworn to by 'the commanding of;
door, will ho required: oilo copy to be
rotaillcd by the commanding mtiloor‘.
and two (topics to be forwarded to this '
olllcc within two days from date of the
parade. .
By order of tho Commander-iii-Chief.
“SURGE M. COLE.
, Adjuttlut’viicncrai.
(Oliiciaii) " v
Will. E. l". liANDERS.
Assistant Alljlltant-(ionbral. v
(
NOW oovenuoa woooaurr.‘
Hon. Rollin 8.01 New'Ha‘venL in
, Charge of the State.
Senator Rollin S. Woodrufl. of New
l-lavcn. prmident pm tom. oi tho sen-
llto. is actillgnovorlior this truck. as
Governor Chamberlain is south on a trip
for recovery fromhlsvsripptuick, and
Lieutenant Governor Roberts is going
to tho St. Louis exposition.
The Connecticut stato commission's
special purtyvv (or the. Louisiana pur-
chasacxposltion loft liartiordou its
way to St. Louis yesterday. it ,hasa
special slocmngtcar ,ttnd .ixpccts to
roach .vtha Missouri citythis owning.
Governor Chamberlain is at 0id..Polnt
Comfort. and will rcturnto Connecti-
i-llt ill ,il ictv’ days. lilclitenant Govt-r-
uor Roberts will l-osptinii'for indium
at thovdcdltiutlmlv ot the. Connecticut
building, at 2 p‘. m. May 3. Ho and
President Frank-ii. Wilcox. oi the com-
mission head the party. .
Other mcmbars oi themparty', wet-o
Mm. Roberts.;r.ex.-Attorncy ,Genoral
Charles Phelps and. Mrs. ‘ Phelpswol
Rockvilic, alt-Mayor, Edgar J, Doolit-
tic, . and . Miss .Doolitticg of Mormon.
General ..,thlps Mbntgoni‘oryf, Mrs.
Montgomery and Miss Montk'pmt‘ry..hi
New Haven, ,Dr.“ George 14.. K gilt.
Mrs. Knight and Mil-3s ‘Khilili'fjbf', itkcg
ville, and Mrs. and Mrs. John $53.95:
combo, Mr. and Mrs. E. ‘i‘x‘iiitmtomiil
Charles Noel Flags and Mrs. Flags
Captain Charles W. Burpoc, of ilart- '
lord. .
Nittlonal Commissioner Frederick A.
Betta, Mrs. belts and Miss Butts, of
New Haven. Secretary J. H. Vail. of
thestatc commission and Mrs. Vail. ‘ol’
Winutcd. lsnuc W. itirlisoyc and. Mrs.
Birdseye, of Bridgeport. Miss Annlo ii.
Chaplldll,,of New London and Mrs. C.
(i. Monson and...Mlos Manson, of Now
Haven. {its already. in Si.,LQlii8,Lliiii will
meat, the exposition party them". Act .
cilmaiodatloushavc been arraugod for
at Washington hotel, a short distance
llati'iinisllcd a catalogue of
Connecticut. artists . to be Jrcprosentcti
at tha..iair. Chinese-there rd thirty.
In addition t ,the..namlng.o ..theli‘ git?
biliits..M;. E has,“ made notospsllow-y
ml; the connection of.- oachgrtist rwlol
the state, and” mini
Mr.- Flags
angina, honors. ‘ot
thmfii‘ghQihflggyrmjvw holsgps'fiw‘fi ._
different
"tucked and lace trimmed. $1.50.
Ladies’ white lawn shirt, waists with
Vol.1 lacc fronts and lace collar and
cuffs, $1.69,
80MB ITEMS OF STYLlSH
as Washington street.
and 4‘
No concern can do
BEAUTIFUL WABH WAlSTS
FOR WOMEN
Wash waist productions this
son are mom artistic than ever and?
tho prices cause one to won
is done, but done it is, and here's the
moat: ‘ ‘
Ladlcs' whitc lawn shirt waists, cmf
hroidcry trillimcd. tucked and plaitcd, '
81.09., '
der
Ladies" wlil‘ie lawn shirt
styles and makes,
, oases oooosv
Youfll have. no reason to compluln‘ oi
the price.
in fancy profits in anything, ospoclally
drcss goods. '
27 inch White Pongoe, special at 39c.
36 lncll Natural Color l’ongoc at 500.
‘ This store doesn't
l
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83-85 Washiilgtxrl
South.
You Call
the weather mun. Ho's apt
Umbrolia is the only Safeguard. ‘ ,
MEN‘S UMBR
EXCELLENT
, iii. .5. “WV
‘86 Washington Strut. : " "
. Nesta Putin
smart MEN
. NEW.
: 't . . ,i ' _,
BIDDINGW .3.th BUSINESS
.. This store makes its bid for your business in it liiaingvvoommonéuulmw‘.
straightforward manner. it doosn’tv offor you good. reliable merchandise not
the hdginliinz’oi a now season at half what it costs to produce that ‘me, limo ”
disc. , Such offers are absurd and are rarely believed by aii‘into
int; public. ‘
do offer in the best the market altords at tho vo
There's nothing wins ill business like good old-fashioned honesty:
35 w TILLOT OM
is showing a lino line of
linear-ra- wean 1141's ,
come. in and. sec thempprices irom
980 T0 33.48
Agent (or Banner Patterns.
women's umssentas, WORTH $1.25. AT- .. 95 first;
CHILDREN'S umansuas, WORTH 65 ore. or 45 era
tilil Album
militants:-
iligeiit buy-
businoss on that thousand two. Diwnatll‘wbll‘
ry iowost prices pounibte.
l
20 inch Cordell Wash Silk, in who: .
and black at59c yd. _ ' .‘ I. ‘
36 inch Wool Etamine. mailer.
enlng‘ shades. alsfo'ih biack,’at‘2lifl.‘ 'v’ f '
38inch Mixed Sailings in tl.‘ hteIt’.‘
novelties at 49c. ». a W“
36 inch All Wool Albatros in all t
spring shades at 50c. ‘ ' ' .
50 .lnth All Wool Broad Cloth, ill‘: ‘.
black, navy. browu, rcd. tan and my ‘
waists. 1 at. $1.00. '
PM“: irate: NEW season's OPENING
' . SALE OF HOSIERY.
The stocking stock is at its very
:bcst. We'll throng this section with
pleased buyers by such auction to
the following: ' ‘ ' j,
liadl‘cs' last block hose, Misc.” "‘ ,
Ladies' lists and cotton nose, inst”-
black, in plain. also iancy embroidem .,
ed. at 25c. , .,
black. ,
803'
how it i
.W‘
bcucvo
Ladics‘ saute lisle boss. that ’
ill plain and fancy lace, at 506 phi .‘ '*
Children‘s inst black. cotton hone,
in fine and heavy rib, 12%; pair. . ~
tr
NOI'VMalk. UIIH
South Nor-walk.
‘t‘ Trti’St
to ringin a. shower tit any moment. 'A good
. v. as
ELLAS, WORTH $1.50, AT side" .
CLOTH,FAST COLOR. STEEL ROD, LAT-f
EST .ST‘YLE ”motes. ‘
‘-. "49m. i»... .
South Not-while
L‘ . rp,2. u' « ..o‘, -. .
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i. onlalas nether
, militia nor
or NARC o'rm v.
PASQENGE;R8..ON THE. .vncav’rahla
NEW YORK, Aprlll'im-Amonx tile
passengons who arrived .todayon the
steamer .anatan ironl Colon were the,
following .incmbcrs or the, ‘United
Status (is. ill commission: nominal:
J.-G.l€Wai or. ?rof. j; M. hurt. Gen
0. MIDavis. $2,, .Gruaaky. E31,} . _
er. Afiébunmoa. Maior r. M. Black.
Col. ..,_c. oo'r
Doctors L. A‘. ,
tor and .l. W..Ross. Mr: (titan
that the coin ioltcr‘awbhdgjcc
plishtfd’ tho bills-oi votithoirv vtoiLIHe‘EMd
notion; tostlit in thejsictttemmtbi air.
Parsons. l anoint-mullshomsiut new.
sci mew—M r .,.e*..:;..~;.
i RHINO!" v.Wii.udfilN.Fl\iil.,-.,
Wilh‘
which shitll open charms; road
no Exposition. cataract ' ago-v mans
agérspl' the company at. mt‘wm
orato'ctrouit- will inc roads. tor the ow
bonanza-that there
mm and 95393," at interference Immoral-mm ‘Ajold. '
‘ telegraph instrument will gen-00$; , j
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