twill: Borges. Venetian: and Broad-
clotha.
E K. BANKQ
“first”: 47 "ha
Lttttttl irritates
WEATHER iRORECAST. .21
our Norwaili and“ ‘tdclulty; Fair and
cooldcr tontnht. Saturday fair and
w'.urmor The disturbance that was
central near St. Louis yesterday mor-n
lag moved rapidly. eastward passing
over this vicinity last night and is
now central near Nani; oket. it is to].
lowed by an area of big pressure with
pleasant weather and lower tempera-
tures. The temperature will {all in
this vicinity tonight to about. 32 do-
greos. The area of high pressure iltat
it now central over the Mississippi
Valley will more slowly eastward and
produce pleasant weather with cold
nights in this vicinity.
it is Mr. litown’s intention to orcot
a modern dwelling on his new pr-op
erty.
hUmbt‘ellas. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Clinton ”tommandcry, Knights
Templar, will confer the Red Cross (to-
gree tonight.
~29c Candy l‘or
Powell Corp,
'l‘ho robins are coming back from
their southern retreats in constantly
increasing numbers. .
—-Dr, Dick's cures a cold.
Mrs. Fred Osborne and family lct‘l
Ansonia. yesterday, for South Norwaik.
where they will remain until Sunday.
the guest of relatives.
-—Lstest Spring Derbies. O'Brlcn's.
Big sale. of new music Saturday, 150.
I-iear it. played by Cluttc Saturday evo-
ntng at Brlggerman‘s 132 Washington
street.
250, at Stillson-
-Ottr 25c. Candy is for Saturday
only. Stillson-Powell Corp.
' With the settling of the country
roads and the disappearance of the
mud, automobiles are blossoming into
uctivlty rapidly.
~Mourning Bands and Canes. O‘Brien.
Mrs. William Banning. of Paterson.
New Jersey, is the guest of. her cousin.
Mrs. .iorontc I). Wirt of 12 isnacs
pincc, Norwalk.
~Jonos' Sttpt-t'lativc Flour,
$5.60 bbi. i". I).
The pcopo‘r are greatly in cvi-
dcncc every night now. which is a
sure indication that open weather will
prevail from now on.
——Crotut & Knapp Hats. O‘Brien.
Miss Nollie Bylngton. of Elm street,
who was operated upon for appendicb
tus a few days ago at the hospital.
is now able to sit up and will return
home sltortly.
-—~Joncs’ Superlativc Flour, 7th bag;
$5.60 bbi. it‘. D. Lawton & Co. .
The Norwalk Bird Club will hold its
regular meeting on Monday evening.
April 13, at. the home of Mrs. Charles
Quintard 148 Main sheet, Not walk
Car leaves South Norwalk, :65 p. ttt.
MRogulntes the bowels.
easy natural movements. cures consti-
nation—Dean‘s linguists. Ask your
drugglst {or them. 35 cents a box.
William J. Brown, manager of the
job printing department of the Nor-
waik Hour. has purchased front Al.
tred Austin 11 building lot. on the east
side of Holden avenue. Tito lot is
located just. north of the residence,
of A. Silt-tot. The. deal was made
through the. Horace it}. Damn agency.
~Crofut & Knapp l-iats. O'Brien's.
The pleasing spring weather which
lttts‘chmc upon us so suddenly this
week has induced many people to bo-
gln ll earnest the preliminary work
about their houses, such as cleaning up
lawns and back yards. Matty house-
keepers are homecloaning, of course.
and although it to too early to plant.
‘ partition, there is occasionally a poison
who has commenced the prelltnlnaty
work of getting the garden into shape
so soon. «
ml’eorlcss Flour. title hag; $5. 25
I". D. Lawton d. (Jo.
'l‘ltc Reed & Voik Electrical com-
pany is doing a large job in a rust.
dunes erected by Berger and Company
in Riverside. 'l‘hcy are also wiring tho
home of hi H. Hotchklss in Arch
utrcot. Norwalk, also tho homes or
ionnrilman James A. Brown and A.
Harris in South Main street. This
hustling firm will also commence wmk
lit a day or two at the new house that
Attorney John H. Light. is erecting in
High street.
«Peerless Flour. title box; $5.25 bbi.
P. l). Lawton it: (to.
Hon James P, Bree. state auditor tor
a number of terms, has sent hia' resig-
nation to Governor Roberts. The re-
signation. it is understood, will be ac-
cepted. The continued ill-health or
Mr. Brno is the reason for his dolor-
tnlnatlon to retire as state auditor. He
has been ill tor a number or months.
The term of Senator Bree would not
have expired until July 1 1909. His
compensation was titted at. ten dollars
per day for each day engaged in work
at plantar; £00m”... =5
SPECIAL.
Sugar Curedliams
'0 _ G ' w t
Fruit or Mata! Elli“ 5c lb.
700. bag;
Lawton & Co.
lilil.
promotes L
and poor, this
set: one thtit
nourishing it.
.. Nothin
' alt:
‘malsion.
nourishment.
si on bttngs
.ronndccl limbs
.lii‘hd; one with drawn
Emulsion. Moor nocturnal
no doubt tell you the child' ts
fat-starved~—its food is not
helps these thin,
chil ren
It contains the
very element of {at they need.
it supplies them with a per-
fect and quickly difsted
SC 0' [‘1‘ 8L lit lWNl‘l, 4:19P“?! Street, New York.
out: in" Tao. Bli cents. rt... or 'l‘illln
iota. PlaLittLtc s' Drug Store.
..f.tj M Brantttor‘d. Smith hand. but;
ticbrao 8. King. it M. Blowstcr. lttolt-
ard Martin. 3. Johnson, Hartford: .1.
.H. Keller. Philadolphla; Fred B. Chou.
dot-ton. Dorian; Goorge Ill Eddy. Dotti.
more. Md; Lawton Httrlbntt. Can‘-
non: John Bropby. William 0. say?-
mour. Clem-ca L. ockwell, Rttixeflald:
l1L1.itlttttttLiLLLl ,. J. .Btetttc. Bi
pithy _ .»
face :
bod and you
ace .5. Scotti;
F. $mit 14.110th iii
no ‘ows Yuri 1... Silver,-
. {'Dahr Sun F‘rhhrl'sco; tt‘.
1.. Con. Madison: H. M. Cuttct. A 1..
Brett, F. ll). Hill. Boston; J. I": Addis,
New Milford; Mrs. A. 1‘.Dally. Muti-
like Scott‘ 3
’i‘hcre is one think we have navot
boon able to undcrstahd, why ladies
will buy harmful cosmetics \iltcn tic]
“MW 3 Rocky Mountain 'l‘ett. makes
clear complex Loan. 35 cents Two or
,Tablota. Pia Lted's Drug Slot-c.
Soott’ mnl
dimples and
i York Pr «as ‘
33 South Main 817., South Norwalk
born 3. M. Couch. Manchester; W. mun ”mm“... ..
Rlcc, Nowtown worn at tho Hotel 1'03. nighgtvmflgmm
Chlt‘ord yesterday. him luadboruro at your mutiny
pan
M'Itcrlinl Rcmody C0. .. Chicago or N.Y.5
atttua SALE. mt manor taxis
Most ot the trouble with having
money is that you ltuvon‘l ntoto-— New
Easter.
We have
prices.
Sit
One? 61‘ fihemdst 1mporiantofl‘ers " ever made before
The suits are made of all W001 cloth.
a
a
the Tailored A'btls
J‘
A positive $18 .00 value, special at $10.48.
onlyr a. few.
Come early. as
They Will not: last; a day at these
this sale, $16.98.
sold itt New York at. $85. (hu- price. $40.
Silk Suits
Panama Suits
The New Novelty Princess Skirt, in all colors. silk lincd, worth $30, for
t
Voile Suits at $40
The New Short‘Eton Models Princess Skirts, splendid copy frOlll‘Plil‘lS.
'l’ilfl
Eton Coats with Princess Skirts. \‘t'orth $50, for this sale $22.48.
at its
oats
Conn- and. see our coals. Our
makcs and prices can suit every
body. We carry the largest stock in
town. and our prices can't. be beaten.
bocnuse we make our own goods.
A regular $7.130 Cont, $4.98
3“) floats. $5.98
$12 Coats, $7.48
$15 Costs, 38.98
$ltl Coats, $11.98
Fine Mohai
Panama Skirts $1 98
taSkirtn in“"allL colors. regular-"price “0160. for this onto 04.98..
The New Plalds. regular $18.00. for this note, 09.98.
i
. thins Pfililvqu lilllque.
150 China Silk fiantple Walt-tin, worth I
(tom 34 to $3, at your choice, 01.98. ' ,-
2th Lingerie Medals wotth 31. no for . .
this sale. 750.
Elegant Now Embroidery Walsls,
insular M. 00, for this sale. $1.98.
Stunning at to $5 Walals, t‘or this
3.110.024“ a.
Several other bargains that you will
remember for years to coma, and be
convinced. Remembct alterations
tree of charge. We gantantce a pork
tout 111..th make to older Without
extra charge.
We socitrcd another hit; lot of them. They are Insular Sli Skirts, bttt i'orLthis solo they no at $1.98.
L .
The Norwalka We court; comparison
We sell better goods for less money than any stere in »
Liz“
,. (Hartford ‘Cottrtmth
'i‘bo dcmocratitt managers in this
httdorsotnent oi the scheme or throat
Mprimary nominations 'l‘hoy know that
it republican commission appointed by
a republican governor llllllm' author
nation of a ropnbllcan lmxlslatura is
to ropott on the snbicct next wittiet,
so they jump in beforehand Wo an
plutd their p.rrvlousnoaa .
a hope the republican commission
will advocated still broader policy
than this outlined by the democratic
state committoc. lnittétl‘d of avoidins
the subject the ropttblican party
should be quick to tako it up and total
tutu it; not directly for and odvan
use. bttt. for the mod of the state.
which should mean advantage to the
party that. pushes tor the best things
it is amenable to llnd tho esteemed
llurtt’ottl 'l‘ltncs sltongly
the new method We wish indeed
state have been prompt. to run to uni
advocaLLngL "
n1 .- f
It might be put Into law by common ..
consent and without any ptttJy conflict
on the subject.
The duet-t. ptlnturv amounts to two
ciections: it invtstlvo “t.roublo"'wltlch
is smoothing tho beneficiaries of fire
popular govettuncnt scam to ieilont.
for tltcy want to govern themselves
without the annoyance ot’ doing so. But
the two elections are well wmth their
cost. in time, n‘noynnce and money it
is dtnlcuit to tlud a public- spirited cit-
izen of any state whom the system has
been introduced who is not its vigor-
ous defender, even it‘ he Ware opposed
to its lnttodnction. it; compels the poo
pic to nominate candidates: takes
away that huge privilege and duty
hoot tho potty caucus and the hash
convention. and lays it upon the citi-
[.9118 lllt‘fimlif‘luifl. it is comparatively
easy to “run“ a canons. bccttuso it. hits
Iwcomo .t hywotd that "lit a no use to
go.“ it is not the most dithoult task
iii the world to set up a convention:
but a whole state could not he cor
titled. The ptintttty nominating at
ittit (ottosponds to an clocilon.
full} as .tt caucttsos. 'l‘hoy dotctntinc
who shall be the candidates, and their
action scitlcs things. instead 01‘ del-
ogating their power to a tow people
who meet and vote in sccrtt ballot.
they keep it tot themselves and use
it as they see fit.
it' we ltad such a law in this state, it
would be a great uplift to both patties
and to tho whole political life of Con t
necttcut. in timc‘I it will come t‘ot it is
a movement. that. docs not. go back«
ward. We can only say. the sooner “it"
better, .
BOOK CONCERN MAKES REPLY.
To Charges of typographical Union of T
New York.
BROOKLYN. April ti.~'l‘he New
York East Conference of the M. IE.
(iHlttttth gnu l'otmal torogttltion to tho
tltdtgt s ol' 'lypugraphii-al Union No it,
against
session ycstcrduy. in the New
York Avenllc M. ii). Church. The coin
l‘ctcncc was litctally forced to take no
ticc of the union‘s charge by the dis .
trihution among all the ministers of
cittulars setting i'otth in strong
tctnts the charge that. the book c~on
item has been setting up and making
plates of whiskey cocktail and other
imptoper advertisements and mattet
’l‘hc (‘Mllfl’l'c‘lK‘t‘ at its session ycstcr~
dav haunt the doicnso of the Book
toncctn t’tom the lips of its senior tcp
tcscntutttc RN21”. llomot Eaton.
who camc as a guest and was identi-
ilcd as such. He denied that. he or
management of tho concotn had attv
hand in the printing oi" the matter
chamed
Neithct ht- ttor ht. Mains he as
«mod the C(lllfel“vll(9, know that am
thing 01’ tho sot! had been going on
and had long ago given otdcrs
against suth things.
In Eaton did not deny that the
whisker advertisements had been sct
up in the composing rooms of the
Book Concern. but he. did deny that
the management was tosptmslblc
“if i should tell you or the potson
ttcl of this union.” he said “you
would understand all."
Dr, Eaton‘s oxplnnatltm was rocclr-
ed by tho cottforcttcc without. formal
action, anti routine business was ro-
sunn-d when ho had finished. it is ex»
ported that the conference will return
to thc matter latur.
Typogrttpltlcal linion No. it claims
that its ntetnbots ltavc boon look all ottt
of the [look (ioncctn. and is now total-
idling with its artalgnmont of the
concern for setting up and making
plates of liquot advertlsctucnls.
“Ma—w.
A BASEBALL LEAGUE AMONG THE
HAJTERS.
A Suggeltlon From Newark Meet:
With Favor Amang the Trade in
South Norwalk.
The batters of South Norwalk have
recoivod a verbal photograph or a
baseball chip upon the shoulders of
thoit Ncwatk btethren and they in
tthd to take action and knock it
o
The contention was started by a
challenge tucolved from the executive
boatd ol‘ the Newark hattots, in which
they ptoposo that a baseball league
be fotmod among the batters ot Nor-
walk, Duabuty, Botltel, Orange and No-
work.
Such a proposition was talked about
in Danbuty last your. but it
through. it in thought that this no
ositlon will be cattlod through ul
tight. The Youth Norwalk batters
are any": l'tot tho bay. The teams
will play lot a banner and it cannot.
Committoos will he named and armor
aoutents made shortly.
ONLY CURE GOR DYSPERBM.
Mrs. Franklin hash. of New Castle. "
Dot. says: "I suiterod for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of but nothing halt’nd me
until I took Brazilian Hahn, and «are lit) , '
‘ cont bottle curcd mo com lately. ”
For sale by R atad, F: ‘H.
Baxter and The Clifford “marinara. "
. currapsetnn.
"Alt ” "he cried.
n"I‘lon't: lone your-elf. " said L0 tickle
girl, pushing him awn yt' It:
sing engagement' wPhliadeiphi
when
'\'i)lPlS ttttn out lllillly times as plenti-
thc Methodist Book Concmn “
roll i
at
'now that wc' re on- x
. pagan let me areas you to my heart L-
Underwear Sutt-
in Wills Section
83-85 Washington Street.
Easter
“id amt Fabric 1...... in all lengths and a;
fashionable colorings.
New Neckwear.
Staple and Fancy Hosiery.
The latest creations in Belts.
Beautiful Comb Sets. Bracelets, Necklaces. etc.
In fact all the little accessories to complete your:
Easter outfit can be found here at most reasonabiti
prices.
N. E. RYAN 8': co"
86 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Nor-walk _. «. .1...
15 Comic Pestals (Saturday on y)
5 Local Views ' - ' - - -
250 Garden Sets - - -
AT NEnsoN’s.
Saturday attittttits tutti
Complete Line LADIES’ NECKWEAB. Handwme Styiett, hat.“ N
The Beat CORSET COVER to be found for
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Everything in HOSIERY and UN DERWEAR at attractive pricey-LL
BARGAINS IN KlTCHEN DEPARTMENT,
M. ‘3. SMITH 8r. COMPANY
WASHINH' lth S'l MEET,
m. .._ _...
MODEST.
“‘What is yout pleasure. brothcr?’
asked the trance medium, “i can raise
any spirit, you may desire." i ,,
"A little rye whiskey for mine." rt» . L
plied tho fttddlcd million—«Philadelphia 1
Press. .
Top COAT
WEATHER
is with us again. Tho nights
and days still have a decided
chill with them. Don't throw
on your winter ovebrcoat and go '
without any.
Distinctive Top Coata that
have stylo to thcm,
lttttlltl 2500
SPRING HATS.
EASTER NEOKWEAR'
AND GLOVES.
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