ii. interruption Won 0
\ Milne William iii; Pram
w
vltuhwn banking ilrni
1:. Frontier: was a dint.
w Yorker and won an
citation for bruvc‘ry during
it“. About ten years ago
tho Woodward estate on'
venue and resided that"
the ”time until his death.
ncnl descendant of General
of Revolutionary finite.
ro tins was well known in
k .nnd Norwnik nocicty and
v. l‘tilt‘ of great tnlcnt. who
it tl pictures in a number of
hihitionu in New York,
ll Tli’cr'citlcs. She Win»; a
it her of the Art ineagilo. whuro
ill ed under such prominent ar»
_ 'l‘wuchtmun und (lhusc. Her
3 tiwuii‘not confined to painting.
. Xhihltod itself in other artistic
dictum. .
‘ ‘llynho was popuiur in many
’ idr nmiabililr anti lniollcci
or a most. charming moron
‘ list. She had a wonderful incl‘
.id‘nnsimilnting lnftn'mation on
, 9%th and her \‘lt‘WH of life in
phonon were broad and inlcruntlug.
can ‘Misn Prentiss was a mcmbor
Daughters of the American Rt»
illir‘tinti was a very unoful untl
. member of the Foreign Cliizous‘
ucationul Committee of that organi-
pound a, valued member of the
1F day Afternoon Club. '
”(loath will be dccply and sadly
all the many friends hero who
hjoyed the plcasuro and lwncfii
‘her acquaintant-c.
he surviving lnoinborn of tho falli-
nre‘ hcr moihcr Mrs. Katc Lamb
remind, n lll‘Ollll'l‘_ Franklin 1). Pron-
”on; and noisier, Mrs. V. l). P. Lia.
, JASPER PRYER.
Jasper Pryor. for many yours it Well
known tailor, his uninhiishmmn being
.in the Colcburn hint-k. corner of Wall
(1 'Maln strects. died this morning
til, the rosidcnt-c of his daughtt-r. Mrs.-
Camp. in Moridcn. Mr. Pryor Went to
eMfil‘ldell it short. tililc ago, in in: tho.
nest. of his daughter. and while then-
no; taken ill. Ho is survived by u
ldow and four t-liildrcnwllirs. Prank
(dump. of Moridcn; Mrs. Frank h‘anrh-
fil’ru‘nd Mrs. Edward li‘anclwr, of East
,m‘walk. and William ii. Pryor. of
Norwalk. 'l‘hc funeral tll‘l'iilltl'i‘nlt‘llifi
will be announced lilll‘l‘_ '
‘ Lotus A BARNES.
'l‘he dcath of Louis A.
Welllknown Norwulk shoemaker. oc-
ctll'red this morning at tho rosidcnt-t:
of his son. Edward llnrnt‘s. of (‘llfi‘
street. Norwalk. 'I‘he dammed was
ninety-three. years of age. The rumor-
til“ wan be hold on Wednesday attorv
noon at 1 o‘clock from tho l't‘hltlt‘llt't‘
of his son. The lutermont will hr- in
Poplar Plains Conwtory.
FUNERAL 0!“ MRS. lii'X’l‘ilN.
The funeral of Mrs. (lcorgt- l. llnx‘
ton W'nfi'held from hcr lulu rcaltlvnt'v
on Elmcrem. Saturday afternoon. lit‘v.
.Cbal'l‘es‘ M. Si‘lli'l’k and lim‘. (inorup
I) Egbert (lfilt‘lillt‘il. 'i‘lio lull-rmt-nt
Wan in, Riverside’ (mimicry.
FUNERAL or EDWARD punw.
The funeral of lidwnrti llri'w was
‘ eld yesterday ailurnoon from his init-
residence on Wostpori lll't‘illli‘.
. Derti Van lloron oiilt'iatt-tl. ’l‘llv
interment was in itiw-rsidr (‘t-nwii-ry.
1 .“HARSTROM won SATURDAY.
Defeated Coffin Company Team. of
New York. in a Cotd Wind.
. The Huroirom bust-ball train dcl‘vat-
York. Saturday afternoon. on tho l’olo
Gmunds. Willnipauk, by tho scorn of 4
in 1. 'l‘hei‘t- wan unlio a crowd of
ecutors, who vailontly filllVi‘l't‘ll in
9 cold wind to non llit‘ gnaw.
The visitors' plan was compound of
hers and l'lll]ll(l_\'l‘lPl-i.
Deyitlc pliclwd for ilarnirom
. _ an: and ctnupli-loly nirniliio-d ”10
4 fiowlorkern with twisturs.
.m-‘y.
lllt‘
MILLE R—OLMBTEAD.
hung Couple Quietly Married Satur-
‘dly Evening in New York.
malerlck M. Milli-i" out- oi' the wvlii
, { VIII aiilploynon of tho ('oliiwt'llt'ui;
WW” nnti highliug t‘mnpnnr. and
”“1013 Laura (llmuit-atl. of South Not"
“3M“! and worn qult‘ily tuitrrioil at tho
tory of 'I‘ht- l.ililo illiurrh Around
f," corner. by Ibl- ltt-v. l’lr. lioupliiuu.
frflr. and Mrs. Mlllor l‘t'llll‘llt‘ll yvuti-r
' ’vflmi‘wlll iaht- up tilt-ii“ ronltlt-nrt- in
love manor otter nil. ~
out Ital-i an Account hora
ONE DOLLAR. rind oncn
‘ . you will loko nu lnturont
will; it grow.
to have you «nil nmi talk
mutter ovnr wilth nu. ’
, cent interest Paid
Wt. of 01.00 and our,
1- » our! ll! month.
noun. 0 n. in. to I
, Bound” ”onion
width.
_ nuns and 500mm”; .
liurnvs. a -
ltM'. .
ctl the Collin Company train. of Now ‘
Ever Seen in The lidwalis no the limit.
. - Every corner of our mammoth store
New Splint :Cl‘ot mg
for Men. Women and-Children. g
in
crowded with
r
t
Never in the history of our business life have we
had such crowds of eager buyers as during the last
few days of sunny weather. ‘ Stocks are now complete,
assortments great and everything marked at tempt-
Do‘ not wait until the last minute.
Bear in mind that clothing has to be altered and fitted
to most people, and delay ”means disappointment. We
ingly low prices.
9 . . . .
cannot overtax our facll1t1es no matter how eager.
GREAT SALE OF
GIRLS‘ SPRING COATS AND
DRESSES.
We have the Suspender Dress-
es, Confirmation- Dresscs. Sailor
Peter Thompson Suits.
Recicrs of all descriptions. from
Suits.
$1.98 to $15.00.
MILLINERY.
Most quuisitcstylcs, showing
coats.
$50.00.
i
i from.
i
Voiles.
THE TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Eton and Pony Coat cilects.
not less than 500 Suits to select
Chifions.
Broadcloths. Brilliantincs. Fancy
Mixtures with drop silk petti-
Silks.
Prices irom $12.00 to
l “I.
till the latest copies from French
models. as well as our own styles.
made in our own work room. All
kinds of hats for young and old.
”lit, wont to Now York Saturday Mm
from sec to $15.00.
Call and see our department. It will be
INFANTS' DEPARTMENT.
Everything for the little tots— .
little Coats and little Dresses: all
kinds of Mull Hats and Mull Poke‘
. Bonnets. from 25c to $5.00. .3
i
r
Furniture for Spring. _ w
a revolution to you. in hot ourprinod hundreds
people who have visited it during its inaugural. It's an cnpooitionlnot to be seen anywhere in dd.
town. None but the best aim of, goods sold hm. EASY PAYMENTS to those whow‘ich.
ammonium»
i“. ’
i
of‘
i .
i
added to daily.
..
The newest models are shown b
in black, as well as all the staple an
i .
Prices $500 to $16.00?
gerie Effects. with short, thrce-qunrter
- nos. 2 and s GAZETTE BUILDING. .i.
Annual Showm
We ore now“ chewing our; advance styles or high
by us are very'iittraotivo and very mhcb out of the o
y no in Spring Suits.
0 fancy shades.
. ‘ l , y .
0 ‘ I
g of Suits, Coats and Wants.
clans Suits, Coats and Wuictn. The styled which are shown
rdinury. Our assortment which is very complete is baton"
O ’ I I
Ladies Tmlored Suits.
The Short. Eton Enact; also Medium and Box Coats
Prices from 310.00 to $25.00.
New, Spring Coats.
The intent styles in Scparutc Coats, tlghlniltting, hull-fitting and box shapes. in block and cove
Stylish Waists.
In Loco. China. and Taffeta Silk. Embroidered Liucn. Embroidered Ba
and long sleeves.
Prices, 50c to $4.98.
rt mixtures.
tistc. Lawns, Mull, Madras and Lin-
t
TRISTRAM o HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
a...
COMMlTTED TO COUNTY HOME.
Charged That Willie Turner's Mother
Does Not Care for Him. '
Willie Turner. scvon-ycnr-old non of
Borthn Turner, of Norwnlk. was com-
mitted until sixteen years of use to
tho li‘airflcld County Home. in Wont-
port avonuc. this morning, by Judge
Edwurd M, luickwood.
it was charged in the complaint that
the child was being kept in it place
reputed on a house of ill fume and that
the mother in dependent upon the
town. it was also claimed that. she
won living with n mun named John
Heal, but the Turner woman informed
the court that. ho was only a boarder.
The police have been culled lo the
honor frcqucntly to quell disturbances
llciwvon tht- two.
MR. POPP NO THlEF.
i wont ilw roports in lll(‘ papers
about Frank l’opp stoaling from the
old soldlt-r. Mr. .lonulngs. in Countin-
tit-ni th'llile. dcnlcd. no he is lnno~
com and know nothing of the matter
ihorcforc i wish the people would
first nu out tht- truth holore‘ making
ihomnolvcs busy in other pcoplc'n
business anti ulso lo inform the public
that Frank Porn) is no thict anti
first find out the truth hoiorr lnnklnu
MRS. POPP.
'l‘iw (‘ilfit’ of tho four boys who worn
arrt-nlctl inst .wook on charges of hill"
lug dvstroynd at number of windows
in tho factory oi" the .l. .l. (lush Com-
pany. were i‘tliltlllilt‘tl. Saturday after»
noon. until thin afternoon.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
iiiliildi iii—r~ .1
All Next Week
APRIL 16 T0 21.... ‘
MUSIFHALH i
GIVEN 8V
Old Hook & Ladder 00.. No. l
Matinees Wed. anti Sal.
i “in
CHEER UP! THE WORST
IS YET TO COME (perhaps).
We can supply your immediate
needs in the fuel line and keep
you going until the miners get
back to work (we hope).
Today we want to mention
WOOD ASHES {or the lawn.-
the best dressing. quickly produc-
ing a velvety lawn without mak~
in; your yard unsightly. Made
from selected hickory wood only,
and sold by the barrel. $1.65.
lllfl Ferris [illill llfl.
«m
I“
ruin Lino or
unto-11mm wows.
mtgrday tum
.
i
as wnsnmo‘rofn srh‘cé'f.
-..‘ini;.au
ryi..','1\
‘i
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T e Hatchet Bailey Co.
Lumber and Mill Work. for Ereruthina.
Basie Suits and Top Duals
Especiailu Made, for
Our $7 and $10 Line
They Will Make
Many Friend: For Us.
A timely offering for Easter sure to
meet with the approval of many men.
The Suits at $7.00 and $10.00.
Every cult bear: the stamp of style
and good workmanship to fit every
built man.
The new Top Coats at $7.00 and
$10.00 stand wear and color, made of
black. .nnfinished worsted, whipcord
and covert cloth, made in theme"
popular model. Sizes for cvery.bulld
of man for $7.00 and $10.00.
GET THE HABIT. GO TO
The Cupgrighi Chilling Company.
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
A full. line of
COATS and SKIRTS. Also a. com-
. plete line of MILLIN'ERY.
6 iii: More ,. “
South Norwalk.
-’ I
SPRING SUITS,
*
“0"!"
sourn‘noanALK. Coun‘l" ‘
From a PIggory to a Palace.
1‘th lo the beginning of “Fly Time" and wo‘want to call attention to
Wheeler's l’uttmt WINDOW sCREENS for which we are agents. GUARAN-
TEED FLY PROOF. made to slide. and by a patent adjustment. will slide
easily in nll'klnds of weather.
arliy vacant.
We wish him to cull atiuutlon to
Mhui Florence Cutblll was a visitor
in Bridgeport on Saturday.
puny hn‘a been awarded the contract
for tho lumber and mill work on the
new lighthouuc nt Puck's Lodge.
Charles Smith‘s-humor! with drunkh
concurs. was arrested, yesterday. sin
South Norwnlk. Mr. Smith did not
nppcur in court, this morning. but for-
fcltcd a bond of Ill).
w
A cake and master on sale was held
actor-tiny afternoon by the indicts of
the South Norwnlk Con continual
Church at the homo or m- dyoi- Mor-
timer M. boo. A considornhlo sum was
united as n result. of the attic. 'i‘nn was
ucrvad during the afternoon.
W
Otto Wiitcnbory . who arrived it
South Nomad]: Saturday outfit with a
FLOOHiNG, in Oak, Mupio iind Edge-
tucilltieii permit us to furnish flooring thoroughly dry that will not uhrink.
nn‘olrronA’L ioCALNich l milliudd‘...
rile Hutch and Bailey number Com-
Thlli sumo adjustment nerves as a lock
alno. permitting windows to he left on on while room or house
is tempor-
ALL KINDS OF SCREE N8 MADE TO ORDER.
our largo clock of HARD wooo
groin Yellow Pillu. Our kiln drying
Water Strut. Toicphonoo—Yard. 4o; Mill, 40—3. 59. Norwalk.
Gull) lma resigned her
position on ntonogmphcr for Attorney
William 0. Clark. .
Harry Krncmer, of North Main
street. who is confined to his home
with a. sprained leg, in manowhnt hu-
provod today.
“W
NATIONALS BEAT CATHOLIC CLUB ,
The Catholic Clnh handball mum on»
onod the cannon with the National: or
South Norwalk. This score was six
to tour in favor of tho Nationals.
Thomas Smith. twirlor for the Catholic
Glob. won appliance to Actrildiu' out
uevonoon of bin 0DDOHOI1M.~ Crouch
and Volk did the pitching tor the Na-
llonnln. , .
ON! VIEW. .
“Did youflrond where Mr». Cruixlu
said that. she did not uoo ll. ohmic
irunkcn nun during her three months
in‘ America?" ~
“Binnie, Inch ain’t not no mutton to
bdttio 1hr hill rip-aching ammo
a it; while taking n Will
“to tilt the, hit", so. inlaid. gm '
‘ .uuntolyiaa wanton
hi Mil
000M {:3
W
drink: my all.
1.39mi“? "um
.xit'otcrriblt‘il c. ' i"to drain) W5 I" 1‘
't‘ i no troubldu to
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