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WEATHER FORE 1‘.
MN» m mun—u—
FouNorwnllt and Vicinit air to-
night and Wednesday. Pl t welt-
ther with low temperature ttlmtcs
in all auctions east of Rocky
Mountains. Fronts Wore . ted an
lair south as Savannah. Ga. ditlon
favor for this vicinity fal -ather.
withtsllghtly higher temper 0.
George H. Rice. a wall—k
York traveling man, spent.
in Norwalk.
‘Uncas Tribe. No. 26, llll
der 0! Red Man, will hold
meeting tonight..
New
night
d 01‘-
egular
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, The Rev. James B. Worn t' Nor-
walk, preached in Chriut Chu West.
port. Sunday afternoon.
Mayor and Mrs. George = uxton.
of Norwalk. have returned .m a
short visit in New York.
Mrs. Frederick Rowan a child
ren. of South Norwalk. h been
visiting trienda in Westpolt.
. Misa Margaret Mixtklor'. n South
Norwalk. is the guest of Miss nic l..
Shalvoy. or 48‘ Austin street. bury.
The Yale and Hitrstroln : > was
postponed last Saturday all n on
account of Yale people harl noth-
er engagement.
Ralph Burkett. of South
spent Sunday as u gtlt’a’t
Meeker, of 100 White
bury.
walk.
- amid
sir ilan-
The foundation has been A lclod
for Frank H. Fitch's lit-w gm more
at the corner of South M 'trect
and Woodward avenue.
E. C.
Sun-
Mrs.
Mrs. C. H. Jennings and .
Willardaen. of Southporl, a)
day with their parents. Mr.
ll. B. Coley. in Norwalk.
A number 0! local llltlncht have
their craft hauled up on the re, at
tho lower .ond of Smith ntrc- 'lli‘l‘t,‘
the boats are being given n go at ov-
orhauiiug before being placed t‘olli
intuition for the season.
Arthur Wilson. lormcrly ol' 'alk.
is now a pitcher on the Yonkt New
York. High School blii’it‘llall it," '1‘th
in a very strong school nine has
rmclvod chnliongvu from it till r of
college freshmen tcums.
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A special communication
John's lxwigc. A. F. and A. M..
walk. was held last. evening.
row night the llli‘lllbl‘l‘s of th lgo
will go to New Cannon and vi iur»
molly lodge. of that loll/ICC.
Ht.
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Mrs: Rudolph Killmllt' and so 'ilill
and Rudolph and dauglttcr Lou illi-
vd this morning on the steamer aer
Wilhelm ii. for (iel‘llulny, who hey
will rmnnln tho grotltwr pttrt the
summer visiting relatiros.
The public schools of the to ill
cloao Thursday. not. to rte—ope nin
until after Easter. ’r'lu- pup viii
not enjoy the usual week after tor
vacation this year. as tho vac: at
the close of the winter tcrm w is.
hratcd several woeka ago.
Although the law on trout ot
all in New York state until : ay
many Connecticut poopln have en
fishing in brooks over the lip co
the law Was on in this tilllto a t~
plaintu that have been rurclvui m
New York farmers and fish in
tillUW.
.itldga Shuntwny has tlh'h'lgllt‘ tc
ruttcroi'pigarihyi lut‘wior against i.
Merrill. & Bolts. of llanhury. to at
in tho superior court May iii. in
in tho care in which the union it a
claim that. G; H. Merritt. & Banal t-
ed and comll lied the union l
and ask dnmllfifl.
A. Rood-tilled“ ‘Ewm‘npscoit. .
dory. tho Donnie, owned by i
l.. Woodwortl’hhliPHfiihl‘ttur (til i
being made in msdlnootsr (or th
non by Captain"
yacht hospital in ator street. A
the changed are u new floor l
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if
hoot. Tht- craft in a'vory tan
0! its kind. ‘3
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PMNT YOUR IUGGY FOR
to 31.00 with Devoe'a Gloss Car 2
Flint. lt'welllis 8 to“8”onl“mo '
thpplnt than others, wears lonter
glm a lion count to new work}
by anyhow... ; J ,
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THE Blast uni
innit lanai Pri
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WM‘ Angus, .
tertiary from a vl it. in New York.
Mlfih‘ Lucile Clinton, 0! illinola. in
visiting Mr. and hire. Charles M. Low-
rondehof, Lowe aircct. . .
The schooner Lucy lame arrived you
iorday with it cargo of sand tor the
Ferric Coal Company.
' A. J. ’Coilina and Company ultlppt‘d
two loads of furniture to Stamford. to- ’
day." , .
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The regular meeting oi the Board at
Direciot'lt oi the South Norwalk Club
Company will be held at. the club
rootno tonight. ' r .
The monthly meeting of the What-
rtoevcr Circle of King‘a Daughters will
he held tonight. at. 8 o'clock. with
Miss Sarah Paul. No. 6 (trove alt-cot.
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A delegation of the menthol-a of Mn-
sonic Lodger-l in Bridgeport will come
to South Norwnlk tonight. to wllneaaI
the working ol’ the master nlaaon‘u do-‘
tree by Old Well Lodge.
i Charlea' Bush. a cigar maker, who
was looking for work, was arrested
last night by Captain Pennington on
charge of drunken‘nosa. Bush‘atimlt-
ietl thht he had 'had'two drluka Ho.
Was lined $5 and boats." He worked in
this city thirtytseven years ago.
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. M. A. Ready, of South Norwnlk, tho
well~ltnown pool and composer. has
Just written 'a new song. entitled Thai
Dying Soldier. The music 'in arrang~i
ed by Protessor Alex. Gibson. oi Nor-
walk. Mr. Ready has sent a copy of
the song to Washington to he copy-t
rlghlcd. ' "
C. H.’ Willis. Charles E. Legato, a.
S. McOwen. E. 'Elgner, Thomas
Fleming,’C. Riddle.
drewa. E. A. Paradise. New York:i
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South l
Brooklyn; J. L. Burkhardt. l
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Kent. Conn: W. H. Ellis, Buffalo; W
tel Clifford.
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George R. an, H. .-- -_
llaln Turner. ioulsvillo; A. F. Leon»; given at the Dr
ard. Detroit; H. E. Stanger, ‘Phlladcl-i day evening. ‘
phia. were guests last night at the Ho . entitled “The Scarlet Bonnets." Danc-
ling will follow tho program.
t1.
:tl'c priced
unipolar
and gun
l!!!
tT
a 3‘.
arcd
succualduily with’a remedy, now pro
ldrcn
Mother i ray'p Sword. Powders for Oh
dill. Bid -
HER“ GRAY’S
T PoW‘r’liiis
ran are: still.
.zt 'f l"; "t ‘74? is :‘w‘. if
CHILD BEN.
Mother Gray, for years a Nurse ill Cldidrsn’spflomu, New York. treated children
and placed in all the .‘Di‘l'iit Statues, ballad
. They urn hurmlew tis unlit. Plcumnt to
take and new (all. Attenuation» )‘Fovutlalmlttll, Constipationfiiéadaohe,‘ Teething
and Bioluaoli'TDlhortlois and remote orlnu.
testimonials of ,onrot. ‘Baad‘vwhat a few
Powders For Children; ‘ .
“1 Into nornano to“ Water
with splendid rennin.” magi! thanlrsewmlggf:
tnodlt‘iuctur chiidmwhonc un {avor‘lnoril
conetlpatcd or irouhlud with iarrhtuuo \i’orms."
-M.rllt 1}}. MW“. W‘mmflm Conn.
“ 01‘ ER GRAY!!! SWEET I’OWDERB FD)!
cm are emolth'om most children's
pro on. as they are corrective, curing Diarr-
oea or Constipation. and regulate tho stomach
«although. “may recommend than to .61
mother-9,. g—llin...‘ michimlnomynsunMic .
mitn'trrltrlttiit rt‘t‘t trial!
nsmaouomtnnan not thought! «outdo;
them antler my little girl». 1m Wolf powders.
audios! ”aw such no any: lnachld. She lu
Donnell I that. 'chtt started for school this
31:3! to; tilt” and limo ‘ltb’nurg a your“: will
mammal am an no r. —-
Mrs. , arid (irimn, ilornoiluvillc.N. i
“I enclose?” 0 cc lilonn;0rd rior'glmtcr
moreoi'vyonr M , 11m 011A '8 S E POW-
onus on CHILDREN. 1 found the last box
moat hancfidol..not.onlv {or baby. but. for othrrs
tn the flotilla. and I \Vllll'l to conutnntly haven slip-
82 on him . My dau hm aim thinks his the
WW” M c 't'nl"be i'lu‘gfi hfd'
caution» , can to — rs.
M. B. Scott. Idaho, Killing: ~
Break up nob din‘M XIII. 0vcr10.tl0it
moiltara say wont :- Gmy'a Sweet.
“ For the enclogcd llo cu. plum road the two
emits a! Mo'l‘iiiilit GRAY'S MEET 1'0“"-
lii FUR 011114011 N. 2.4” the magnum...
,mlm drainer: novol‘ ll my Child the gun your
powders navu done. Two mothol‘s item know of
tho cure of my child and mount-t nut to not mallet-a
tor illoln."—L. (lrtteubutger. Port linmn, Allah.
with man 0 or mothers that
Y'ii 8W .T ’owmcna work
I gladly mainland them to t-xpel
an deathly Wont)»1 and» an cxoollant gonorsl
cltlidnn’a modirlm.’ -Mrr.~.'i‘. M. Kelly. No. cant
Shelby 8h. Worcrstor, Milan. .
“1 write in thank you for the trodwa harem
Ct‘lVNl from uxlnkyonrMmER (ERAY’SSWEET
Powuilllilitl 1’0 tilllhgamii‘l‘; b: millnltmuy busy
are on mama so . m . v a
train mint id} yearn. and 1 think their «quill -
not to bought. lllnvoftnrchased them re Ill y
from my Dmggiatmnd nnd theydo than ildwn
more “and than anything l have ever given them.
I will recommend your formation to at Manda
with nlcaauro."-lilrs. . Oltol‘triitcr. lKedonll,
New York. , ‘ .
“I have used the MOTHER GRAY’E SWEET
POWDERH lion CHILDREN. 1 think they have
done my little ho unrest. mount of [mod and!
will recommend tour to all mr iricnds."—- n. A.
M. Brudatrcot. South flyflald. Mash. , ,
“I can
ntt'rntttt ll
like a charm.
Do Not Accept Any Substitute tor MOTHER GRAY’S SWEET POWDERQ.
Sold by Druggista everywhere (or ill? cents. .Snmple sent FREE. Adm-em
' ‘ "ALLEN S. OIMSTED, LE ROY. N. Y. ‘
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The South‘ Norwalk Trust. Company
James A. Harding. 3. S. Burr. H. M.t loans monoy on real estate and all-
Drew, Thomas F. McCarthy, Bost_011‘,ipl'()\'otl collateral security. .
.l. R. Putin."Danbury; W E. hewim cations tor loans are investigated and
Glenhrook. Conn: Royal W. Raymontlfi acted upon promptly.
All abpii~
An entertainment and dance will be
The entertainment is
U‘
The tiny ('tlllllllh
What is your situation .’ l
,i’ct'llups vott arc (llHt‘i‘lllilllililllg nutl tun-d to suit. or you are
bothered by a slim pursr.
in cltllcr casc don ’i put off
make your sclnt'iions from our
and Hills. for Mon. Women and Children. and at"
account and reduce the charge by weekly payments. li’a
nhic to all persons oi" lltlllt‘t-ii‘ hlt'cniion. The host quantities; the
largest stock and lowest prices.
LADIES sulrsi
SMART and STYLISH.
Tailored Suits which we Show at $10,
In nddl’ ion we have suits of cxtrnortiitnlry lwnuir. which post-loss
the traits oi’. distinctiveness. individuality and cxcltlairoucau, and
to engage the attention of persona oi‘ luoticrntc lllt'lllll-i.
Pttlltulul uud Serge illouac
Blouse Suits;- SilkȢ~illil'i
. Shepherd :(L‘llcttk Worsted
Suits. Broadcloth Rodingotc Stilts, Silk
Waist: Suits: in lililil)’,iiileS at prices up to $30. Get one and
it clung-0dr Pol'llape you \vott
pair of Shoest.,',.'1‘hcy may be charged, too.
MEN’S 5
mm and parlor.
We know jiitli‘. the kind of material which enters into the
thin! of our suite and we, know, too, that for Wear, style, iii.
oral alllal‘tncua they cannot he excelled by any ready-to-
wcar home in this city.
Our léafide‘faii 310, list it won
Top Cloats‘ 913113, ‘15, $18 an
nothincaaottatyle comm as w
These: Suits comeintsintzle and _
polar fabrics; Make your selection and have it charged.
a Hot or pair of Snatch you wish, to your account.
” it on
ltl like our of our Spring
(1 $25,
4%
1: rs. Fannie Wilcox, of West street.
' in very sick with bronchitis.
-«r»
was a visitor in Southport Sunday.
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Ponasaus Council. Royal Arcantun,
or River School Mon' ofNorwnlk, will hold a regular meeting
this evening. The Council is planning
to initiate another large class of candi-
‘datoc on.May.2ntl.
Thomas Colo. of South Norwalk..
HEINANJAYERS 'FlGHT‘.‘
t ’anirrday' wart tho fill'lytlll'ill aunt.
. remary ‘ot‘ thc‘ moat meritorious
i light on record. hctwc-ul .lohu ti. Hill’llr
l till. the ilnnt‘ciu. (Julilorniu, lllivli'klvtllllill,
l and Tom Buyers, tho ilriuhtuu. lt‘nto
} liillil, hrickluyt-r. which toolt placo ltt
l Fumburo, llt'lil‘ tho cunll) ui Alilt‘i'tilltll.
hlglnnd. April ll, itllill, ll wan l‘or
$1.000 u filili’, tor the championship oi
the world and tho champion of lint.“
land bolt. The rct’crec and ulnkoholtl.
or was Frank 1.. llwlng. i'tlllOl‘ 0i
Bull‘s Lilo in l..olltloil,. liconttu’a colors
American caglo in' the center and rod.
while and blue border. with start.- at
each corner. in tho onglc‘a mouth
Will-i u scroll bearing tltc motto "Mull
the Boat Mun Win." Saycru banner
was whitl- silk, with n rampauy lion in
each corner. and in tho router tho
British coat of cirrus. They fought. ihil'v
ty-acvcn lounda. nearly all in favor
ol’ tho Alucricttu, at the and of which.
while liccnun had Sayers lliiiithUlidtil'
his left arm and wall pcttndlng illtn
with‘ltiu right. hanging on tho ropeu.
nontoouo lot down or cut lllv ropes at)
that both Wt'nl'to tltc ground. When
tho. refereo‘lt‘i'i hilt pout. 'nud ”my 6011'
United lighting. live more acrnutbllng
rounds without it reicruo. The stakes
were eventually drawn and each man
presented with a facsimile of the EnS'
lluh champion hclt. There are only
abouthall’ a dozen people living who
were prominent at that tlntc. and three
of these are well known in the United
States. namely .iantcu Mace. Goorgc
W. or Porter Moore. tho Atucrlcnn no-
gro minetrel and Ed. James. While lll
England, Keenan council to he erected
a handsome monument in Wichcatcr
church yard to the memory 01' Charles
Freeman. the American giant. who
fought twice with Bill Perry. holler
kuowu at; the Tipion slasher. but. was
cheated ottt.oi' the second light. in
1869 Mr. James erectcd a monument
1 over the remains of iioenau'u wifc, in
Mont. Parnease cemetery. Paris. who
was better known 21 Ada idn Monken.
the pact-actress. T c Bulletin boy has
been dead about thirty ytutrs. and the
Brighton champion about forty. They.
were ncnry the same age when they
died, about iorty-two.
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A rehearsal oi' the Rough Rider
Glee Club was held last evening» ill
Quartet. Club Hall.
HtAS'l‘l‘IR promises to ho tint "f_;'l‘i‘lll'i‘.\‘i uror" us :ill out-union [or
ill(‘ display of spring ottl‘llu‘ttis.
so unusually into and tho lu‘lg‘ht \\‘t‘lilllt‘l' llii\'C
continued to suggest lll'tllltll‘nilttll.
lm‘c you ])lll't'llilfit‘tl )‘t‘l .’
any longer. hut. visit our stores and
cxtouuivo stock of (‘lotlllnpg Hhocs
tinge to sin
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Suits.
in'rs 3
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Maui‘s
nrail~
are stpicl‘ttiiti \‘lilllOS.
linis or a.
tier. Bull ya \it' have Suits and
‘ which for workmanship and
car are the standard'oi'excellence.
doubiobrenstcd models ill the
rt on
have
Add
were a large nillt handkerchief with an ‘
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TH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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AGENT non MATMANTONT PATTEENB. . _ ~
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,, . will? i... , ,. l, ‘ ‘ ,
llli Printout Btiiii ill Pruitt ”
THE rooms: MADE snouto aaruazpaomsa meow: WAu¥itt
oun auvma PUBLIC To FEEL THAT WHAT True Monument. .
rrs ADVERTIBMENT rr MEANB. WHEN w: EMFHABIZI‘. A «tumult
TV on A STYLE, WE. WANT you 1' o FEEL THAT BOTH an: woman?
or EMPHABls. WHEN we PREACH LOW PRICES YOU CAN north ‘
oowN' As A FACT THAT THE PRACTICE “Ans OUT TH: PREAGHW‘
mo. THI8 aTORE's OUTFIT or NEW ammo oooos tNVl‘rlis ‘
voua CAREFUL marac‘rtou. . ’
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The Dress Goods News is Good News
Never was our dreas goods section in such fine shape to be useful to
We've picked the best and the dinerent lots are priced to please. ‘
36 inch Novelty Dress Goods, solid colors, self dot in blue, green, red '
and brown at 29c.
you.
an inch Wool Shepherd‘s Plaid in black and brown at 450.
36 inch Novelty Wool Mixtures with silk dots in .brown. gray and blue
at 500.
36 inch Fancy Mohalrl: in pin dots and Persian designs at 59c. .
45 inch Solid Color Mohairs all new shades in red. navy, black and
brown at 590.
50 inch All Wool Broadclotha in the new spring shades at $1.00.
36 inch Natural Color Pongee at 50c} ~
Our 36 inch Special Black Tillie-ta Silk, wear guaranteed at $1.00.
83-85 washington Street.
" "REdi’liSlTES.
NEW NECKWEAR.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS.
NEW GLOVES. I
NEW VEILINGS.
NEW HOSIERY.
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EASTER
All at Popular Prices.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. - SOUTH NORWALK.
u?" s. s. TILLOTSON.
BE suns AND ATTEND o‘ua
Brant titanium Still all illllllilil iii lull,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
.....V m ....-2-,-.L_ -M.-w£_.ww.m .1‘
“”"ErluNG PATTERN-5
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Lace Curtains and Portielel.
WEEKLY.rAYMlles.w §
A. J. Angevinc 8- Sort.
I34 Washington Street. South Norwalki
.. wave”.-
Well Fed Caitlci
that cut» up into prime beef, luaciolu'n
juicy mutton. lamb and veal lowhat
we handle. We are expert Salim-Qt
meat. and know how to cut sndzprov
pare it for your table so that 'ydl.
tempting. tender and delicious. ' ..
will iind cvarythlns You need to j .,
bio in trash “month. tat, cttl H ,
Spring lamb and royal aitthis mark“;
'J. W. DODGE?!
Successor to Jacob sellout). at; .
22. Washington sum. .. Phono‘fllta.
a». Huge... .. .t ,L .
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B ‘8 l ' Li W I, P .y 88% W
Ana vcu PIM‘ICTLY “mum. wrrH TH: coAl. Y9K."
cm W NOT. now-r THINK THAT ALL coAL Ann ALL
outaas ARE ALMS. . ~ 1.: -.
luvs us AJRIAL.
The Harris it I
' moan girl‘s?”
,, ,, .., Nottioc, _ . . _.
Having climatic! my mui mark-H whim mm my mom" until
in tho "way. barium ml allot: I shin of your astronaut. ‘ ’
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P i > I t ’ .
.iW’D‘FW haunts. «5., turn sit at reasonable rum.» ‘
i it» buy and salt and will how a nuojlllsr at Mm for alumni or
little! at all titties. 7 , . p ’
fichsaub.
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