to...
- mam-gem;
,t.- ‘
. Hit aromas seminar. i
m Golden, tlditsr and Proprietor. ,
Ln
““i'thmmgohes. .,
. 1, number 01‘ unique features, and was
.itriirlnx features 'was the picture of
imnttt,000.000, and a descriptions! the
The lingerie hats have both brim
M m . i and crown embroidered with eyelet
. "DAY, MARCH x3! 1905- embroidery. unfd the {W‘O I": “fpflratad
" by a wreath n roses p are 0 used.
gum A???“ for Tumorrew.‘ A wide tape eduo Is characteristic
W ‘ 5434' 5““ 559- of the handsoiner of the season's sun-
fliflh tide 4:26 a. on; 4:54 p. m. and-ruin umbrellas,
.. «W .._. There's a good deal of hand work on
WINING BENTINEL TELEPHO..£ all kinds of wearing apparel this new
‘ .. ‘ CALLm, . son. Even the inexpensive lists vests
thin—Editor's Rasioenee. have very tasty fronts trod cdxes'bi
m -—flilameaa out» real crochctawork.
92.2 ~ae-toriai Room. . Be sure the coaching parallel you
M «transit Office. Namath. buy is covared with a rain silk ii‘ you
" do not want it to spot some time when
you got caught in a shower. It's a
great satisfaction to have it. look equal.
The Bridgeport Evening Post last
week issued an industrial edition, pry.
seating the various business interests
of Bridgeport in a highly entertaining
whither. The paper also contained a
is not obliged to prettice economy.
The majority of men like to wear the
old'i’ashioncd low turndown collar and
will be glad to know they are very
fashionable. The calls for them are
so numerous that leading baberdushors
claim it is almost impasslble to keep
profusely illustrated. One ot.. the
the new depot. and four-tracing im-
provements of the new York,‘New..He-
‘ They say the reason given for the de—i
van and Hartford Railroad. which have
mend in this collar is that the sexual
style Is helns worn by our president.
It was copied from him by college men.
and created the demand all over thel
country for this style of collar and a1
very wide four—in-hund scarf. I
“Few things cost less than encour-
agement, and fewer still are worth.
more.”
it may be stated that the vogue for
the Burlinghum silks is very general!
when we learn that the men are using
It for waistcoats. ,
Automobillsts are adopting clothes
more and more practice], not. simply,
ugly looking, ,but practical and ugly-l
looking, too. Q
There are low items of housework
:thut have to be repentod as often as
cooking. Three times a day something
W to eat must be prepared and ii poorly.
“Tommy." the Philadelphia bartenr prepargi‘i it hast pretlty direct lust: dini
agrees e rcsu s. Every g r siou t‘
tier, who boasts that be h” served learn how to cook. and her mammu‘
more “13“ W0 million drinks, must (unless she has given special attention,
have had 'em coming fast. The hotel :0 the subject) needn't think she can't
In which is e ' < earn. 1
in existed]; abafilfiiffb only been Polka dots and checks in self colori
. - are noted among the new uniprcllas
and a brown umbrella is very apt to
A Springolild. Mass, man on trial havesbrown stich,s greeuonosgrccn.
for selling adulteratod milk, pleads stick. but I notice a handsome rod “9“.
not guilty. blames it onto the cow and l a partridge with gun-metal head lli‘
$9,319. The Post is a live newspaper,
and gives evidence of prosperity.
-Tho.president or the local union of
the New York strikers, in directing
his men to ignore the order of the na-
tional president that they return to
work, says: “Slisll he tell us whether
we'ahaii have supper or not?" The
men are more likely to have their
supper, when atuwot‘k 98.111an 83.50
for a day of eight hours. then when
they are parties to a strike which has
already collapsed.
- tho ensy-to—csriy “club" oilecis. -
0“” ‘0 bring witnesses I0 WOW NS! Furs are getting a bit burdensoch
claim. We hold that the accused but don‘t carry them oft" for storagofi
should be granted the right to swear WI ““1955 Y0“ are Ki)??? 3°“th for.
. you may save your-so om pneu-
witnesses in her (“mum posts by having them at hand some!
' ' ""‘“‘ “" raw, chilly day.
Because rates had eaten into her The elastic girdle is seen again this
gown. a Jersey City young womaniswson-
pastponod her marriage. She either
A .
doesn't believe that. there Is danger in POPUL R AMUSEMENTS
delay, or else she didn't have a calico “THE KING'S HIGHWAY."
This production. which will be pro—L
wrapper handy.
dticed at Hart's Theatre. on Monday,
March 20th. under the auspices of St.
Mary's Church, will be a treat for
those who care to see a play of llicrv:
FOR A GAME PRESERVE.
”—_._..
Robert a. Erwin om 1,000 Acre-"oi
ary merit. The cost will be as fol-.qum.’ Th . 8‘ n n. HM,” w h. a“ nu". decision of n... Circuit Court of
Land m East Lyme. IOWRI Ipriiluindvd if; gluflffi, JIIBi‘H‘u Tigi f Appeals for llli' Fifth Circuit In favor
The “New London Day" has the fol. Vll‘t‘ ................... W. A. liollcw Forum «H.450 “m. addressed by ADJ of Clyati. who was charged with "re-
lowing. Falsehood ............... II. C. Smith. rum, Shower 3. J; ilei Mrs. M. Ar. turning" it) involuntary servitude two
Robert a, Erwin of Savannah. Ga. Riches ................. b‘. D. Powellj dun. Mrs. 1"...” with g...,mmd|ng m neurons nmncd Gordon and Ridlmfl
and of Hartford, has concluded the Folly ............ Miss Helena billiard} marks I... the liMIW- At ”v.3 Own“. The opinion was handed do“ ‘by Jus-
DUI'CIIBSB Of 8. largo tract of land in “'1“de -------- W5" .Hlllfl‘O'SlllHVflIll surriro ilio l)iliil0l"h soriiion was one of ”PoTIrcwri'. and while It u did the
East Lyme. the i‘eiiialnlng portion of (‘Onsi‘irnco Miss Merriam! li‘ollliie. mm (.u..,,m.,m..n,..m hosed "pm, ”H. oouuiltiuimiaiiii or tho law for the
the Rogers estate. This piece of land ldleness...- ...... Miss Josephine liasm' I’lll'illlfit" up an. “0.19;. mum... m m,._ punishment of pronoun. ll hold that
is about 1,000 acres in extent, and Mr. Vanity- ...... Miss Elizabeth l-iarkimii 0“ Monday «ironing 0mm" iionrd as the record tailed to show that the
Erwin has had the purchase in view Humility ..... Miss Margaret Il. Kellyl "no...“ up”... parsmiago' ’l‘ucsdav ev- i'iom‘oest lisd “\‘t'l‘ bcioro boon In rus-
tor some time. Mr. Erwin is commo- Herald ............ Miss May lluckinntl oiling. 1-!an liimllun: \Vor‘lnrstiur (“my lady tho lllll'izii'oi “returning" them
done of the coast line fleet and thin ’l‘ruth ............ Miss Margaret. Kelly Ins: Forum Qum-m“. rehearsalnt murronld not c sustained.
purchase l3 only 0110 Of several like Poverty ,,,,,,,,,, Mliia Grace HRI'I‘IXI'I“ parsonage. 'Siiiidiiv school board; "“‘"“"“"'“'"""
investments. Messenger ............... Gus Bernard "mm“... Woducsdnv ‘..\-c““,g ui Mrs. EDITOR‘BILLMAN DEAD
it is the purchaser‘s intention to Humanity ........... Ullle Alicrstrom ' '
have a large game preserve on this
property, which is admirably adapted
by nature for such a purpose. The
tract is mainly composed of woodland
with sumclent meadow and open
ound to .afford some open shooting.
a entire tract, will probably be on-
closed in such a manner as to retain
whatever game is planted.
The sale of this piece of land prac-
"l‘he St. Mary‘s choir. under the di-
rection of Prof. Hands, will sing the
original music, I
.IN THE SHADOW OI" DARKNESS.. 3
.
An announcement certain to please-
tlii- many patrons of iioyt's Theatre
ly well in rain and shine. oven Ii‘ ons-
enough of this style or collar on hand. .
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
A Safe Medicine for Children.
In buying a cough medicine for children never be afraid to buy Camera
Lam's i ioron Runner. There is no danger from it. and relief is nlmys Fill'l'
to follow. It is Intended especially for coughs, colds. croup and wliuopinu
rough. and is the best medicine In the world for these diseases. It is not only
a \‘I-i‘luln cure for croup. but. when given as soon as the crappy I-uouh appears.
will prevent the attack. Whooping cough is not dangerous when this remedy
is givmi as directed. it contains no opium or other harmiuldrngs, and may be
in deranged.
‘ Insurance Co. ResuL'lZ—A check for
on; j m
OHICBLIR'I VIGTI I IXPDGTID
’ To 'RIOOVIR.‘
DENVER. Colo. March 18.-—-Polics
Frank Dulin, who were shot yesterday
by George Slilsslor when about to or.
rest him after he had ltlllod Mr, and
Mrs. Kay Bill neighbors, probably
will recover. It is still undetermined
whether Sliissler shot himself or was
wouiidod by our of the potion. Shins-
lor it believed to have been temporar’
Man Dld 20 Years £110.:
m
Plan in the Connecticut General Lila
face of policy at old age when most
needed. He says “Bast investment I
sv'errmade." Why don't you dollho-
w as .. . . . , ,
F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
N. Smith Ferguson» Dwight Insulting.
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Tel., 363—4 ' So. Norwalk, Gt.
son*
Paints. Papers, and all In-
terior and Exterior i
Decorating i
(:0 To THE i
Norwalk hardware company
34 MAIN eraser. ’
NORWALK.
Decorating Department In Charge «of
GEORGE H. STAFFORD, of New York
Latest designs in Wall Papers. High
Grade Work. Uptwiats ideas. Esti-
mates promptly furnished. Headquar-
ters for anything else you need in the I
building line. '
'PHON E, 371—4.
._....._:1!... -... W... .-.
[landmines Blood Remedy
it is now universally understood that
in Springtime the human system is in
need of a thorough overhauling. the
same as the house and the garden.
Hero is the ONE Spring Medicine
that will purity the system and build
up the blood at the some time.
.‘l‘ho Medicine is right; so is the
price: ...
LA’RGI BOTTLE. 81.00.
.7”
circa-as confidently to a baby as to an adult.
1
SUNDAY
- ”w s.-.-.._4==a—...-___.--—-—-e._-:-:
SERVICES AT KNIGHT I PEONAGE DECWO“ H‘VIIQEO. ‘
STREET CHURCH. \VASHINGTON, Mill‘t‘ll l3.-—-ln llll‘
In the abortion of the pastor. Ilium runner “ISO 0138111091 M- CD‘S” V5-
Mr. Nichols. the momma lll‘liitiii son! 1'“ United Slfl‘t‘fi- lht‘ Siiprmuo COIH'I
\‘Iro waswmuluctrd by lx‘nion .i. iii,“1 the initial States today reversed
. . .. _ MINNEAPULIS. Minn, March .13.-
John 9"” S“ H “a" meg" lburs ' ltoirbert Billtuan. manulofi'edltor of
(In) Months lilo soars of Stowardess-v . . I t
on will moot‘at tho parsonage. :ihc Mlllllefllitills Titties. Formery o
—- , _ _ : The Associated Press stall In Chicago,
died here today of Bright‘s disease.
bomb. in...
[his is i Full Sized lul iii the
' <1 Olifl‘ord Hotel D-
tlcally clears up the remainder of the
extensive property formerly owned by
the Rogers brothers in East Lyme.
The administrator for this estate is
-.I F. O. Ernestv of East Lyme and it
.;was through him that the sale was of.
‘ i footed.
GTRAWBOARD PAPER-MILLS
‘ s ' 'BURNED. .
BALLSTON. N. Y.. March i.’l.~«'l‘lic
Strawboard Paper Mills, owned by
John Legged; & Sm). at Middle (irovc.
nine miles north of this village, were
burned today. resulting in a loss esti-
mated at $50,000. The plant. had been
,, In operation forty years.
.......—
OANTO DOMINGO CONSTITUTION.
. WASHINGTON. March 18.-\Vhen
l the Senate convened today Mr. Men
gan presented a translation of the
Santa Domingo constitution. which
was ordered printed as a public docu-
ment. On motion of Mr. Cullom the
Senate at mic went into executive
session.
The
TWO ILIOANT OUITEO OF ROOM.
WITH PRIVATI BATH. AT
ATTIAOTIVI PRICED.
hum—u-
JOIII'H L. WALZ, Prep.
Also
. Proprietor Hotel Mahaclisino.
W
Telephone 898.
W... a.-,...........o._,. . . ”a”...
. mom amour. . ...
“rureassr. . ,.
Q‘MaArios A osvatomam co.
"fl ANNUM. '
1.1.. ounces 0. company
It: to Ihn cffcct that MaurICc .l. lI‘ieId- Sentinel , _ _ . _. .-..-..-,-.._._....
lng's “In the Shadow of Darkness"
will be the attraction at that popular. } H O Y T ‘ S T H E A T R E .
house. on Saturday March )8. Matinee - , _.._._..
and night. Highly charged with sau- Premluln MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 20TH.
. g I'.
us have ‘26.: to names or
arena to «Hill COLUMBIA ax.
f Irravt A ausariatv amounts
or run IIA'I'I or a no em.
sationul features and startling climax
es the play is well suited to the style
of entertainiuoni desired lit‘lhlli'lioiisé.'
and is reasonably certain of a hearty
\vult‘omo upon the occasion of its up
pearunco hero. Miss Gertrude Swis-
nctt, a captivating. Illilc comedioime.
in the character of "Tilily True” rou-
dcrs a most llnlshcd and artistic per:
immature and la ablymummrted Ily-l!
company of players who may safely .
Under the Ail-pleas of
THE iMMACULATE CONCEPTION
BODALITY OF‘ ST. MARY'S.
I pAmsH. NORWALK.
THE GREAT MORAL DRAMA
For too of these Cou- .
“The Kings, High-
way -..- W
Fountain Pen.
pans and sixty-five cents.
pretreated it this office.i ,, --
claim to ho bar above thcnrcr agc‘aug we will furnish ‘0 ‘hc “ . ”
societo rust usually found In a p 000 ‘~ .
(If imlr (lumil‘lplltili. rm”. HIOI‘y "f "‘1“ flfldCl'S Of The Sentinel Ullle Akerstrom
the Shadow" of Darkness" in unique. it- y . In Loadin IRoIe Supported by
icrcsilng and liosutitiir’my. it rc- one 5” ”105° HIGH 9
POPULAR NORWALK PLAYERS.
' . PRICES ........... 25c. 35c. 50c
GRADL FOUNTAXN Reserved seats,” usual places tour
PENS. made of the best; “W I" “f?“ p "M --
Vulcanized Rubber, thci H 0 Y T‘ S T H E A T R E .
Iatos the attempt of a mluorly, rrab~
bed. elderly New Emirland m-mmdmi.
to obtain possession of the fortune of
"Tildly True" an Impulsive, warni-
bcsrteil little country orphan Who has
boon placed. as ward. under his run-
irol. To accomplish his object be en-
.icavora first to term the girl into .1 pen warranted :4 kill. ONE DAY ONLth
marriage. with himsell. and failing in . MATINEE AND NI 1".”
this. twice nttoiupui to train his and -solid gold, and fully SATURDAY. MARCH .
The Young Queen of Eccentric Comedy
This effort MISS GERTHUDE BWIGGETT.
In Her Original Caution of
I "TILDY TRUE."
1 In
THE BENGATIONAL SPECTACULAR
COMEDY DRAMA.
day to save your con-.“In The Sh 0w
ports.
of Darkness
Out-oI—town rcaders.I
. . . .. , 3 By Maurie. .I. Violets .
when ordering by mail.‘1 A PLAY ceremonial“.
by killing the lace and thus setting
her out of his way Both attempts
are frustrated Ii()\\'t‘\'t‘\‘ iii the very
nick of time. and Illt‘ um-oud utiI-iupt
very nearly causes the denlh of the
used conspirator lilmscll. A pretty
love story runs harmoniously through
the piece which is an intensely Intur-
eating one from start to finish and
full 0! upsctsnt dramatic situations.
ONE STEAM"! TOWING ANOTHER
l-IAiil‘II‘AX, N. 5.. March i:l.-~'l‘wo
steamers. one twins towed by the nth-
guaranteed.
only holds good for a
limited time. so start to-1
ui Ult' harbor their Identity was vcrl.
lied as the Toronto and the Monte»
video. They came to anchor in .Ihe‘
outer bay. stup- signallinathat the.
Montci‘hlei'i‘s shaft was broken. ' '
Cmmuuuh'atioa with the Montevideo
Inter disclosml the fact that the frac-
iuro to the shaft was in the Intormod»
late section and that It would be neces~
ssry. to discharge considerable of the
siesmer's cargo tict'ore u new section
coma be put in place. The steamer
has on board about seventy passen-
iters. ‘ Arrangements will be made at
once for forwarding Ilinsc pursuits. The
Temple will take on a small quantity
' IN THE HOUSE
[than he‘s. a Stamford Furnace. heat and ventilation are both
supplied-alert it supplies pure, fresh air at an agreeable tem~
parature.
Made by a foundry established in i830;
. That shown reliability.
embodying tho latest features“ many of them exclusive;
'I‘Iiat showu promises. ' ‘
lflfl'blll from all the few other "first-class" rushes;
ilcncc their superiority
. , _ roe BALI!) or - .
.iiO‘RACTII R. NASH 1N SOUTH NORWALK.
4.—
cr. were sighted all this port today. It . THRILLD. LAUGHS, HEART.“ .
is l ollmed that. tho vessel tinder stomp. must enclose five centsi TH on, '
is’ he Toronto. bound lrom iloaiou for ‘ , PR 0E8:
Hall. and the one In low, the steamer. extra for packing and Matinee ........ ~... ......... , use. ass
Montevideo, bound from New York ilorI . . Evening ......... . 350,150. 600. 75s
Cadiz. Hermione and (Mitch. ’lfio tarot» . postage. Boats on “is Tussds)’. March Mill. *
dent to the. Montevideo has yet been. . . l .
nullified Mil?- WWW. . . W .. ....- ..._. .
As the vessels drew hour the mouth . . . _ .
THREE FOR. $2.50.
.Ilie ~leitiiiss Pharmacy.
.SOIiE'KGENTS.
_II NO. MAIN 8T“ 80. NORWALK. ‘
1.-. ,
_ 1-va
A
WALTHAM
WATCHES
are the beat. Mechanical precis-
lou, porloct material and careful
finish are the features that have
made \l'ulthsm Watches the m‘t-II
in the world. In gold. gold
hilt-d and silver cases at
A. W. Austin’s,
40 Walt at. Nemnlk. Conn.
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vvvvvvvvvvvv
. AA‘AAAA‘AAA‘
vvvvvvvvvvvv
glass jars.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Codl‘lelt, ‘Ol
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'- ‘AW
New lonsiau OMah‘,“(ttts ’btist).1‘
. lb‘a “ .
Ol'ttl'aahionpd bouillon. ”but. may.“
Modewauuimeai 1/, In. cans. its
McGowan salmon. 1 in. cans. 20¢
‘Uolon lrand Colman, 1 lb. cans. 17o
Flint Irena Ialmen. 1 lb. cans, lilo
pliant. Ireoir Tro r can, We
"pay Kippemi‘ pg. can. we
‘ , a . '
I- ,
a.» :‘g' ‘ . y. ‘.r _
Camels “chaos and Police Burseon ‘
was: a mmm Carroll!
Simply Insured en‘thh Endowment
SETS ARE NOW SHOWN AT THE NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT.
DAME FASHION SAYS “NECKWEAR AND 351's ARE TO BE WORN
MORE THAN EVER."
moor BEAUTIFUL Assonmsur or FOREIGN AND oomssric
uovatrieernooucso. ..
12
EST BHAPEG AT 26C, 506 AND $1.00.
Women‘s _
cokinear
HUNDREDS OF NEW NECK PIECES AND COLLAR AND CUFF
WE ARE KEEPING AHEAD OF THE PAGE AND HAVE THE
LACE AND amsaomenao's'ro‘oks AT
p
.u
FINE NET TOP IMPORTEDVL-ACE STOCKS IN THE VERY NEW-
WASHABLE EMBROIDERED STOCKS AT 12c, 25: AND 509.
SILK AND CHIFFON STOCKS AT 25:, 50c, 75¢ AND 81.00.
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS AT 25c. 50c. 760 AND ".00. ‘
TUHNOVERS. PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED. 10:. No.23: AND 506.
l
l
BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES. .
LONDON. March iii—The army 923- have been a decrease. The estimates
tlmates tor looses Issued this after provide for a total I
iuoon total si-isossooo. an increase of i colonial and exclusive of iii/dis. of 221,- .
134,915,000 over the last estimates.
l
in!
. Good Things to Eat During
the Looted Season.
We as usual are ready for the Lenten lesson, and have just received a I
new lot at good things to eat in the IIM at Canned. batman. Lobster. New
Jasltlomd cull-Ii. Imlt Trout, Kippensd Herring. Sardines.
WE GIVE 'I'HI FAMOUS HUNT TRADING ITAMPI.
very Best Butter
J’er Pound 290
LEHIGH
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS at arms 00. ..
PHONE 342-5. 68 WATER ST.
L W
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Itho artillery. Otherwise there vents
. home find
i300. The expenditureufar the North
The increase Is due to the provision {American and West Indian smug"
36.066300 for the rot-armament of
is estimated at 83.126.810.I
‘ v. ‘%
Tel. Cali 322-4.
For the Lenten Season.
" with“ prepared to furnish you with Strictly Fresh Home Eggs
brought in daily and can supply you just as satisfactorily as it you
had a chicken farm of your own.
Eggs. '29c per dozen.
We quote today Fresh Home
” F ancy Norway Bloater Mackerel. white and fine. Gorton's Pure
Codfish. Smoked floater-"Herring. z for so. Columbia River Sat.
mon in small or large cans.” Block Island Lobster. Sardines. Soused
Mackerel. Kippcred Herring. Anchovies‘ Boneless Herring in
i
jams, Jellies. Marmdsdes. and everything you may want in keep-
ing with the Lenten Season.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER. SO. NORWALK. CONN.
COLLECT T HEM. GIT A PIIMIUM:
3 to. Can Inked Inns. (withnuse),
‘I too
a Case surprise [rand June «Peas. 25s
3 cans Magnoliavlraml Tembteoa'hbe
Fancy cut Iii-lupin. “Ilium”, too
2 cans mild unlimited Peas. . one
arm Aster tun Jam. par lar.‘ tile
, Cream Aster Irand Tonnage-u. 14c
Pride at Valley osmium can. . . 10!:
llama Inuit sue-rem, lemmi‘,‘
. can. a
. ‘ «mm—- 2 Cam Int Imported sardines for 25s
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Try it.
M... ...........
0
Fancy Ions-ii Mackerel. per can. We 0 s Cam Domestic Dardinn lei- 25a
MAcKlRIL IPICIAL: 4 Choice New maker-i for .. ...... ................... , ........ '1 ............ . 2e.
GHHEDDID GODFIOHI ~ru~ Phone: or 4 Fires. for ........... ...... ............ as.
WATCH FOR OUR CIRCULARI.
i‘IIRNI'ZIl WEI-IT AND MAIN H‘l’ltliilg’l‘fl.
it‘s-n “'1 "WW“
:3 mu m ‘ . am Your ass i
fl“ cool and proceed in Hull ibis err-u»
nu. .
I: aide “fly-w ,Qfi .-‘ * 'Sr‘i'."
”I a, 5. "WWI-gm
. _. E if“ .4 . ,
2;. ’44:
, ‘m yrs-singlet?
THE NEW YORK oneness comm.
so, so. Nerwaik. ; neduiii'si’iuuin
ear 10 “AMP: tiara.
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are... 6.6....
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