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j WEATHER FORECAST.
...—....—
ts‘
r Norwaik and vicinity: Partly
c dy and probably light. shown; to
n in aud"Saturday. A trough of low
p are extends this morning from
Bfiflalo eoutbeastward to Hatteras. it
is‘lproducing cloudy weather with lo-
crk showers in the eastern portion oi
t Lake region. New England along
t Middle Atlantic coast. Pleasant
wgather prevails ill the central and
wgtorn sections. Mild temperatures
prevail in all sections. Conditions tn-
vor for this vicinity partly cloudy and
unsettled .woatherg ”probably [allowed
by lair onlflatuulay; - .
l . W
h J. Collins was in Bridgeport. we
may.
Wailac Brown. of Weston, is engaged
oligcoutract work in Norwallt.
‘ {ye—New Spring derby. Oj‘Brlen.
‘ThélMcrlden pollcelhal'c caught a
htq'llwayman. Now "soak him".
. J; O’Brien was, in Newvllaven.
y torday. on insurance business. -.
“fresh Eggs. 15 for 25c. 13‘. D. L, & Co.
lilies Bertha Starr, of Danbury, is ris-
itlug . Miss Grace Seymour, of West
a t .
.if‘red Gilbert, or Norwalll, spent Sun-
d with his grandmother, Mrs. John
at hen, Wilton.
gamucl W. Diabrow. of Newark. l\'.
J.»-‘,bas been visiting his brother, .John
Ufbrow, or llariiand street. "
-~._,resh Eggs. 15 for tho. F. D. L. & Co.
; Mrs. Frederick Bravos, of Weet'port.
h' been entertaiuiugber mother, Mrs.
J§n llubbcll. of South Norwalk.
‘: WWII“!!! tmtfl' Gr Apt K; M Nor»
Walk.,-ylll..hold a session .this evening.
a ghqxoct reams, in [wan 'Strcet. ‘
‘o—Uoo'k in O‘Brien‘s windownnd sec
til new hate. 1‘ ' 1 ., _
j; lies Lillian Nelson,_who’has been
vieitlnghll‘ss Grace Seymour,has rc-
mitneaito ref basic in. Matures-
The. Monday ‘Altcrnpo Whilst Club
will be entertained on outlay alter-
noon, by Mrs. A. J. Meeker, of Mott
avenue, , . . . . ' ~i
'e“’lre me and i“il wire you.
i’ercy n. commune - u _
The Household Guild. of thoNor‘l
walk Congregational Church. will meet !
illthe chapelMSaturday morning at!
lOfo’ciock. '"‘ ' ‘~ - ‘ ’
Ml Elliott .oi Markd‘ale. Canada, and l
Mrs. E. N. F ilow, ot‘Bethel, have been a
visiting Mrs, John Disbrow.‘ol Havi-
land street.
#For salcf Steinway ‘ upright piano,
sii htly used. 3-225. No interest. _.At
J.:’ V. Studwclis‘. . ""
The Rev. John C. Fogarty.‘curate of
St; Mary’s Church. who has been on-
loylng a few days' vacation, is expect.
edln Nomiaikt'tomorrow. ‘ »
g—Cremaple, 25c. can. ‘F. D. L. & Co.
Henry C. O'Sullivan, or the New Ha-
ven Register. was a visitor in twin to-
day. rile bad a centel‘euce with Fur.
met 8,6 eswtatiredmnoraa. _ ~
. eilnton K. Cutbiii has returned tram
a trip to Boston and Providence. R. l.
While in Providence he. met James F.
lilayesplormerly of East Nomadic-
Tel. f:
!
l7 1'?” amoral}. games. V,
c 3.91%. 9,?an It nyoe’s “ti-r-
nt‘ Mot-faint: “cunts 5 ‘centalnorc a.
(l rt though. Sold by “laminate Dow-
.oxcluslw styiewar‘c rulidospth
Corset covers—49¢, 25c. 39c
,50c. 75c and to $2.50. ‘
Long shirts—39c, 50¢. 759 mil
.$r.’o5 an “define.
When a lull round third is clip;
pcd right all the price of Mildrf
some muslin underwear", tho‘Word .
cheap is j hardly streamline;
enough. Tiles: wouldy'b'e chéap‘
at the price if they were the usual
son—but they are better... are in
particular care. are far ‘hnelt than
the usual run of underwear.
to $8; ... " - 4 ,
Lons‘i'skirtrvsso one no to.
and to $1.35. . “ " " ' ‘
Chemises-vase 39c. 50c. 75c, $1
and, to $3.25. ‘ ‘
Drawers—19c, 25c. 39c. “soc.
75c and tows. .. l “
Night: ans—39c. soc. 753;. $15.
' Eycry garment in the lot is
worth halt more.
__ ”Second floor.
monolcrcws. ,4
There is no other bicycle we
know ofthat is sold with sucira
guarantee for such‘a'pri‘cc.“ “ “ ‘
The Lion bicycle is aranteed,
i‘o‘r thé'ttvhole‘riiling Season'ln'
every way and in every part. The
store will make good any defects?
And its price is $2“ or ‘wlth
coaster brake $25!
Bagcment.
SOME COMES CHEAP.
'Rarcly Kare perfect goods
worth lo and 25 cents sold at 10
ccnts-but this is. Sacha time.‘""“"
These combs are exact‘duplh
catcs of some we've had in stock
at those prices, but they will sell
at ten cents.
Eve‘ry‘shhpc-bnck, side. strav:
lock ail'd neck} “ 1
Worth l‘ocand 250-—
Center, front.
my. ROWLAND
.l. .40 south 3 vii/Iain Sis
narroooos ‘oo.
BRIDGEPORT. -
: ”ESH :F 18H.
3 ' ' .
owl-grieve. .109 ta.
EELS": " add (.3.
a‘rEAK coo. 10c LB.
llaooocx. he to.
jam; HALiBUT, free to.
ESH HERRlNG. 5 LBS. won 251:.
nos sHAo. ' 12c LB.
Elliott HAD. .. .19; he.
NATW “FLAT stat-t.“ segue.
.‘iGERM'AN on'ae‘r‘mo ALL’orHER
KINDS OF FISH *BELLING AT REA-
SON/ABLE PRICES." ‘ '
- , til-4w“ .. 1-. were“
clam.igscsa
am End 0: Washington Street Bridge
Old Solution Army Bmtdino.
a ‘ 9111.15, Gorbam. .34.; l.
., “d“
i
‘ 1‘5“ is a? '
clinic: NA'nve’oHtoKens ......
fiction cALlro‘RNt/l HAMB
an hoax. (mall), ..........
spams LAMB .. ..... .‘ ..... .
‘ y -, ‘ ,JSPRIN‘G Lama
clincher ...... ’
C Socks cuaeb mute. on
nearer
convene:..............,14cl.o. '
. w. .33.”... _..-....
TELEPHONE 166-5.
suoocans
ran “militiamen. ; . -
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we sou. NOTHING our TllfifaEfi’F
lac LB.
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..... .1693».
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5 o .. a. ......‘M -4 ,.
10C. ‘
. o 1315'95'2
M
fBoys' caps. boys' cape. 0 ll..olls'. .
(lockeuoe Tribe. I. 0. R. M.) chiller-l
walk, will hold a'session this cvenhzzfi
at Rori‘hicn‘s, llail,‘ in the samurai
building. Ropresentatlves’to the great .
council will be chosen at this time. 1
Next Sunday eyeniug at the final}
Methodist Church the pastor. the Reta:
W. Wollord 'l‘. Duncan..wlll begin a?
acries of twenty-minute sermons. First
topic. "Jesus. and the Common For)
we.» _. , ‘ .
Mr, and Mrs. George;h_‘.‘i«‘oote harog
rented: their residence in‘Taylor are i
one to“ Mr. and Mrs."Franlr Lauder.
who haverboen boarding at‘the home
of Mr. and Mrs.- A. F. Hathaway, Cres-
cent Terrace, ' .
‘40-an Saganzg lb.§l. , F. D. L. ,&,Co.
' The. Roy."'.’l‘lteodoce 43., Henderson.
or New “York, speaksdhlacreaing-fl
the Norwaik Mdthodisttihurnh' at the
mass convention col Entrorth League
and church iworkers.“ gilswtppic will
he "The *‘Key‘lo, . the Induction."
d Esottarexpwokfifiefigtfig and fifteen
0 33'8' E ’ hi ‘. J .’
, o.-w. Waterbury...tor , many more
managoomcgihe. Wardens. ulou Tele-
graph Configured if ranch. has
begun lapp _ ted“‘*'t Ifgrapn "operator
8.31 . (let em... U: 0i. .19! am-
b‘ouud mtg—Sitfmgordgfidvocata’
wk
hit
gthere will also helnn entertainment
and supper. ”
'TZItBPlenigant
WI er”
Vfi‘everyday kind is—
”Show“. tiny and comfortable no ‘
. r. if...
Our success is due to Good Clothing.
We buy of the boat manufacturers
who employ Union Wol'ltlnen and use
good material resultlnc in excellent,
and troll-made garments. Our policy
“, embodies all the benefits and advnn‘
lanes, or a regular account enjoyed
generally only by. the rich. Our libcr‘
nl policy is enjoyed by over a million
customers residing in the cities
where our sixty-aercn stores are locat-
ed. Tile system in simply that you
buy of us and pay us in easy weekly
payments.
Our Spring Stock of clothing is full
of the latest and awollcet novelties in
Ladioa‘ Suits and the Men‘s Suits are
shown in all the popular patterns and
weavesn No letters of introduction
are necessary before you calf get cred~
it. Just lgivo us your word. and this
will be aulllclent. .
We Will Clothe the Whole Family on
One Accoltnt.
in many inhtances we have one ac
count which takes in all the purcha
use; of the family, for» the Husband.
Wife” and Children. it's an easy way
otbuylng. Paying a little every week
enables the whole family to be well
clothed at all times. '
M
new ou'a PRICES.
Ladtu' 'ttults .............. $10 to s
f)
5
Men's Suits ....... . ...... 8 to 25
Boyc"3uitq ................ 210 5
Mllllnery ................. . 5 to 15
The entertainment and box opening,g
which was tovhnve been held at tho
Norwalk Baptist Church. this evening. _
has been postponed-until further not-
ice. ‘ ’
——~Grau. Sugar, 20 lb. 31. ED. L. & Co.
Washington ,Camp. Patriotic Order
of the Sons 0: America.‘;held a regular
meeting last‘ night; and made arrange-
ments for the annualwroll‘call, which
will be held May 12th, at which time
Robbins Brothers are erecting two
‘llew' dwelling houses in Reed street.
i'i‘hc houao‘oiwili behmcdern in every
irospect, and a credit to the neighbor
hoods? They are progressing rapidly.
Both are to be equipped with all the
latest improvements.
—-"l had.&~l‘ll!lllll15. itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Dean's
,Olnttment.‘took.away the burning and
itching instantly and quickly effected
permanent cure." C. W. Dcnhart,
Bowling Grm.~0. . 4
A regular moctingof Olive Branch
Lodxci :‘Kuighla of Pythias, votes. held
last. evening; in l’ythlauuall. Con-
siderabie, routine businefis was: trans-
acted and reports-tune, ed that the
work of organizing the new lodge at
the. order: in Norwalk; is progressing
nicely. . ‘ .
7!? “3.“? this"?
rector
rri'r- .."‘“i$iz‘?1r75? “ ll _
Konquerors
f more
.t' ~
e
hall-7
"ti-4:173 '3. .5: t ...: .2” i: at {a} .
Washerwomen-moo
more for a special ,
‘ss—or m
i
and com,
, South Nhrwalk.
POPULAR AMUSEMEyNT‘Vs, g
"TH
J i
' B, C. Whitney‘s production of Rice's
beautiful "Show Girl‘flor "The Magic
Cap" will his seen at the Hoyt':
'ihnatre on Tuesday May 8. The piece
is brimful of lolly music hilarions‘run
to situations.
tions, while at; a show piece its specta-
cular featured, are declared to ho bril-
liant and elaborate.
handsome young ladies is notable.
fBiucc its thrice
"lack a Theatre,
ly new scenetryand‘
been provided and there have been
many additions to the cast. 1 Fred
Truesdell is the leading mule hinge:
and is said to ,be possessed with a very
magnificent voice. Hilda Thomas and
Sam Myiioalle the principal fun male
ers. R. E. Warren. the well known
acrobatic dancer, is also with
company, as well as Charles E, Power.
the noted rand remarkableanllnnldm-
personator.
company are Miss Fern Meirose.
prlma donna: Josephine ll‘loyd. Ada
8i: Clair andtthe Three Faust Sis, rs
together with a large cherus of. til fly
3
has a recor
, per lot-manned ‘
which is that opportunity of the piece
it mas,
retty girls.
re all popular successes.
d
ititulmrt Royill
ya fpr. Quincy Quirk . . . . . . . . . ;‘ MrtPerry
, ‘ . in " :nlm'pleto. *Sl‘l’ .......... Mr. aBtemun
dlfiercnce between "Keith's-Kon- My Rolland Misstvl'o‘lllard
. ~ - "_ Verbertt’fl'an‘ Dyko ...... .> . «Malaioyd
shoes and the other .Isfitokesl.... ..... .... Newman
,, .M"t’
”or the a
e Sapphirt
.7 Fl"! _ k . ‘ ffiaatacceptd
glides. ‘ This .
stance in ;oulh Norwalk. and there
that-she created or meat ‘
‘ no’tvlloubrf
cho .
, uhbling over with
its. and such
please. ‘
era Rolandj .....
r3. ......‘.;.,..f:hllaa Bengt;
‘Pemilnmons i
t
.,...
...-up—
muddle CAP.”
and complica-
ite display oi
months run at Wal~
New York city. entire»
costumes have
the
Among the ladies in the
the
The songs in the piece
. "Psyche"
for at. least six eneore‘a a
”Under A Puma)"
is a coon song and
big “hits or . theihruduc-
ER’S‘CO. d’r llor'r'sI
tad . . .. . .. Mr. Hammond
. Miss Randall
ranger}:
......
vetting s periormance _ was
._ and was presented“ a
hie manncrrthe molt. rav-
Ts‘lDDlNogril
. stralgiltlorWal-d manner.
do offer is the best the market
disc.
hoenryrpanarn‘anron's sarcomas ~
OUR BUSINESS
This More makes its bid for your business in a plain, common can!»
it doesn‘t offer you good. reliable merchandile it:
the beginning of a new season at hall what it costs to produce that therewith
Such offers are absurd nlnl are rarely believed by an intolllkelit lilti-
ing public. No coill‘crll can do business on that basis and live: P
affords at the very lowdst pl‘lcOtl possible.
There's nothing wins in business like good oiddashioned honesty. I "‘7
Whit” Vt
BEAUTIFUL WASH WA|8T8
FOR WOMEN
Wash waist productions this sea-
son are more artistic than ever and
the prices cause one to wonder how it
is done. but done it is, and here‘s the
proof:
Ladies' white lawn shirt waists. em-
$1.00.»... ' t
Ladies' white lawn shirt waists,
dillerellt at ice and makes, plain,
tucked, and ace trimmed. $1.50. ' ,
Ladiea' white lawn shirt waists with
Val. lace fronts and lace collar and
cuffs. 81.69,
' SOME .ITEMS OF’STYLISH
oases eooos
‘ You'll have nor-earlon to complain ol
the price. This store doesn't believe
in fancy profits in anything. especially
dress goods.’ ' ‘ '
27 inch White Pongee. special “39¢.
36 inch Natural Color Pongee at 50c.
broidory trimmed. tucked and plaited, '
, ed. at 25c.
and black, at 59c yd. . ....y.
an inch Wool Etunine. in 9mm:
culng shades. also in black, at" 26p,»
38 inch Mixed Sailings in til. late” ‘
novelties at. 49c. ,
36 inch All Wool Albatros in all the,
spring shades at 50c. ' "
50 inch All Wool Broad
black. navy. brown. rod, tan and any
at. $1.09. . .
THE NEW SEASONS OPENING}
GALE. 0F HOSIERY. ’. .'
pleased buyers by auch‘ollerinpa no
the. following: .‘ '
Ladlcs' fast black hose. lzlfic. ‘, "~
Ladies’ lisle and cotton none, rm
black, .ln plain. also fancy . embroider:
Ladlca' gauze lisle hose. . métfibl‘aék. ,
in plain'and fancy lace, at ‘50c pair.
Children's last black. cotton hone,
inane and-heavy rib, 12%c pair.
86 WASHINGTON STREET,
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
86 Washington Street.
1i A‘rhgetable‘Pl-eparatlonforns.
.. announcement: the
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: rmmoes'otgesuntcmrn
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5 turbine norlvfineral.
or Rance-rm.
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a “mogul Reslpedy for
: “no “r on“. “1, mm -. h
. Wormtionvulsronsgevmsh... ._.
accountancy SHIP. ; '_
clinch}: or
am ‘b‘élfig’llé‘fit‘d‘ M'Wll "
ls_ Miss Turner‘s first so?
It ltm 3.45
lite and root tlpir-
: personality can outfall
”were
her India A“ the
‘ mpmy‘ fifidfifié’:
. s
\ng ’3 We! . '
' causation that counted to;
a
WHAT A WONDERFUL
DIFFERENCE.
a dainty hit 0! Neck Dress does make in 'a woman's appearance. You .
can’t be well dressed without it. it beauty be gauged by price. you'll
be surprised at the variety we show at L
’ 256 AND 50c.
N. E. R VAN.
Sarralnfsfgtggmow’Chile
'~ ‘ .aomtlehmmcoau... a
mutation. places a: more;
" " it???“ WWI
South Norwollrf
The Kind You, Halts
"Always Bought t
Bears the
L“|fi are
l. 3‘1 1‘... 3
loamy. spam 4m. 1
20 inch Corded Wash Blill. Jumble: } ‘
dicta; io- ..
Thoictocklug stock ls at he. :ymj‘ ‘
1beat. _ We'll throng this section with
,l,
4.
All the LATEST swcss oi’ rm amen MILLINERleaoaflno unort-
meat 01 asaovro wean HATS. a GENT FOR BANNER PATTERNB. "
s. s. TILLOTSON.
sourn NORWALK.CONN. 7
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