mye 9L (:9ng oduce ill th 9 ”viii please their With cool nights for two or three days. disturbs. lI llevelo‘pi In the 'ex- trpme n ', west: FIFO Were ported as r- south as Sit mule. Butler Chapter, R. A. M.. will hold a regular meeting this evening. -Hear the Odd‘men Quintette at Old Well iFIil‘. Monday niuhti ' Harvard Pierson of Princeton. is spending the Easter vacation in Nor- wulh. W Miss Lillian Haring is spending a law days who friends In Pougltkeepsle N-‘ww A meeting of'Our Brothers' Lodge. 1. 0. 0. E, of Norwalk, will be held to- night. a.— County Commissioner“ Charles; H. 4 Peix, Jr., of Danbury, was In town this morning. The Norwalk Bird Club will hold a special meeting tonight at the home of the Secretary. 43 West avenue: ' ~flummage Bale, Tuesday and Wed- nesday; also Onitél sale, 4'i‘uesday after- noon, in new Smith Norwslk Club house. East Washington street for ben- efit of Trinity Rectory Fund. A monthly meeting of the Hospital directors will be held tomorrow cve ning‘ at the ‘Ndrwalir Club: The monthly of the board of school visitors will he held tomorrow at the Norwalk office of the selecrmen. "' kw“ ' Take Hollisters Rocky Mountain Ten this month. prives away spring tiredness, gives appetite and sleep, makes you well laid keeps you well. Great famil tonic; 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. alum Drug store The annual meetiné'of the Episcop al Churches of the state will be held tonight in theqarlous churches. Edward Austin. Who is empl edFF in a 9 New York bank is spending a law days vacation at. his battle in” Norwslk. W The Norwailt City council will hold a semi-monthly meeting this evening. at the council chamber In Wall street. m -—Don't misd'lhe Oldltlme Qualifier- gest, at Old Well Fair, Monday night. A Birthday Social will be held to- morrow evening at 730 oclock at the chapel of the Norwalk Congregational Church. Mini Ma Bloomer has been I log the E e‘hdfltiofi w harp p13?“ outs. Mr. modalirs Edgar loollier of Arch street. -John H. Dakin, piano tuner, being unable to do all thy; t wash, will return to South Norwak early in May. Orders sent to The Clifford will receive attention. D. T. Murphyl4 who recently removed his b stones to South Norwalk. has purch sod a sight for a residence on Seavlew acenus, in that city, and will build on it the coming summer His property on the corner 'of Fairlieid avenue and West Main street in this city is now for sale. ~Stamford Adov- cute. ' Letter to Outlook i: Price. DOE! w?” gr“ paint lb! 4 . it don't: turn Weather and water or not; and goes out of fashion. wear clothes for? Did ybu woveipthm' lief It? Ditto soils have . but one pa' Willem“ in the fashion. and keep Fashion says paint. , 9 n r993! 28?. 8.~40. E. Dow and iii. E. Cortisol sell our slut. rei- . - lfit'lutll Main street Ml, obloclr the pastor. Rev. Gum 9 Christian‘s ly pruyoi m ‘20 .i. . «no y P A new hduschold cleanser now be . Portland Mull . Charles Adams. I ll played at Coscob. ii Bridgeport, was fined V3, and costs for4 being intoxicated Satulduy evening. New styles In nutm- Hurlhuts Writ- AFing paper Just received at'M’llllam P. re it an moi t . 9996 M It Samurai? (greet. .n—.I.. Merrill Business College baseball team will play the Overook Academy team on tho Overook grounds Wednes- sy afternoon. A good game ls ex- acted. 44 " ; The Misses Smith of Seymour, are milder 4a short stay with their moth-4 tir. Mrs. Eugene Smith. now staying '. with Mrs. Lena Briggerman, of Fair- field avenue. .llw The Farther Lights of the South Norwulk Baptist Church will hold a ' meeting tomonow night at 7: (5 oclock. The leader will be Mrs. John Tryon; subject, Alaska. Nowis the time toi‘take Hollistcrts Rocky Mountain Ten. It cleans your system of all impurities. A wonder- ful spring tonic. A family benefactor 85 cents, Tea or Tablets. Plaistcd‘s Drug Store. Charles H. Barker and family have moved from East avenue to their new home at. 20 Wall street: Mrs. W 1) Verona: and family have moved Into the house vacated by'Mr. and Mrs. Barker. George W Wishom. of strntford. is acting as relief man at the 80th Nor . walk railroad station, tailing-ithe place of Max Rogers at the eastbound sta- tion in order that Mr. Rogers may take a racation. 444 —-Cau't look well. out well or feel well with impure blood feeding your body. Keep the blood pure with Bur dock Blood Bitters. Exit simply. take exercise kcep clean and you will have long life. ' A meeting of the Further Lights'So- cleiy will he held tomorrow at the South N- rwalk Baptist Church. The meeting sing postponed from tonight owing to the rehearsal of the Unl0n choir this evening. 4 - 4» Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 4M. Ailer, of “West street, haVo been entertaining Miss Kate Brinkeroff. sister of Mrs. Alter, and the Misses Turner, of Ruth crford. N. J.. also Mrs. Kcls and Mrs. Voorhoei9i, sisters to Mr. Aller. - Professor And Mrs Alex 8. Gibson and young son are guests of lrie'hdil and relatives in New York and Brook lyu. The Easter organ music at the Norwalk Congregational Church was pleaseingiy rendered yesterday by Prof substitute, FLBL Andrewe. Gibso!‘ Sue s. has crowned our shorts or untirillg endeavor and We printout to the public with a. confidence never be- fore held by any other medicine, Hol~ iister‘s Rocky Mountain “Tea. 35 cents, Tea. or Tablets. Plaisted’s Drug Store.' " ' The South Norwnlk Fifi and Di um Band was out on. parade. Saturday him. advertising the fair of4 0l4d Well Hook and Ladder Company. which opens in Music‘ Hall, this evening. Large transparencies. telling of s of the attractions were carried ove‘i" line oflmarch. The on: ement of Miss Grace Bim- mons. of ew York city, to Harvey Crew. of South Norwalli, Conn. was announced Tuesday evening. at on in formal gathering the home of Mr. and um; T. lan Bigelow. of this oily. v1 re Mr. Orally twho was; I chi-u legs to of Me rril9 sclowiv'ds a“??? i/iillt.Ing;~—Coiuml’iui.l "tenchahfie. " mam-w". At the Thursday eve in meeting of the You: We s‘ the Nor wulk Congregational Church 2;, 'l 12:0 hurt. will give a talk on "A thung uscniems." in; placed- on the "Scrub iii-E.“ a scour mp “Wit" liii‘llb 4 ‘44 uncommon The holisbtll'o will” . 4 . and thlsiivery udvantsgsoflfifim farm oleanin'g greasy pots and” t,ubii steel knives. paint. uwood work marble, and many other ihi ”Scrub Ill-Z" Is- oue of those easy t Iii which Ileana, F who‘ll; and tall Infla‘fomsil‘wzrth I trlm‘ 4‘ 1‘ Edgar A. Mill“? 0. WIIIII. "A. 0 ~ ' Char- 4' Short. 2‘. G. Porry, Hi) Shred; les ll. Coley, New York; F. 'l‘. eilsiier. ntthtlFlls. on. also £11th Noifwfllt’gmtfiodg lluffslo, my” in. and lira. Cornwall. Erosion , Charles A. North- ‘ my animal“ ' 9 trie lemongrass nnmnstord south " ,, Flriimtwhi nun 'll'iirt'l‘ subarea“ 40%...» and lower mauyutlv hill rut-oils lit; amt while factory property has . Fri: lie lid-4 on Whereas ng (firewall; ' ‘ , 4 landslide it lies “Til i- ll miller Isl” it umhiurtn WWW l'tisiilile New: the memo ad! 'iilli pp Iii 2hd‘4 fiill; tlh his” , rum-4, dhtah- water comm quick y tolls time. 4" places‘ have been therhsaha of adding materially to“ the population unscient- l‘ug‘ a‘ demand for rents which has ali- has resulted strange to say. in tile building of ivoiy M new house for renting poi-poses: - wd’iiopelliyg in both places has shown it general lnérease of from rs to“ 20 per cent: in the last two years. in East Norwaik lihe decrease has beentaliout ill“ cont? “4» A-uhmber Of houses have been44biillt in‘ the latter ‘plhce, most'oi’ thcm' cottages, rentln 310 to 14‘ a month. and noted largely Ions factories. 4Shore property in this vicinity has developed very‘ rapidly. particularly Bell daland and Hickory Bull. in 1882 Hickory Bluff hud live cottages; 1111902 67. ' 0! Will ms there are very few on the market. This class of property has shown some -remmkable increases in value. and there is an Increasing de- mand for it for country residences. Central “property is now held at about $800 a front foot where unim- proved and from $9200 to 27090 inipiov~ ed. ‘ - The real estate dealers rogdrd the outlouk as bright. Both cities hsvo many industries with on aggregate large payroll. and the money distribu- tion of these’ alone warrants an ex- counties of active prosperity. accord of Mortgages. Volume of mortgage loans filed dur- lng it) years: 4- 1898 ....................... . 390,597 1‘ u»; ’1 catamaran triers Minivan- snow ' Mr. and Mrs. William Chamberlain Enter-tallied Large Company of Friends. The fifth anniversary of the mar- riage or Mr. and Mrs. William Chum- lierluln was observed last Thursday night. at their home in Hamilton ave- nue, whe they entertained a large company friends. The evening wus sedt with music games and social Iercburss'otl’s ve‘l‘y pleasant nature A bountiful supper was rlitlf‘ved before midnight. Mr. and Mrs Chamber- lain received a number of handsome gills. among them an easy chair from employees of the lpchwood Manufact- uring Company as remembisnces of the ochu'siohf Those present were: Mr. and-4 Mrs. WTillignl Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeT roll and daughter. Mr; [hid Mill. 8a lullolmes. Mr. and Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belt- ser daughter, Mrs. John Alley. Miss innie Johnson. Miss Marie Bea- lld‘EtW ‘Coiltll. Wilbur book- wood. malt Hayno- Joseph Evanes- lii, Jesse Taylor. Ell s Taylnr, Daniel Beardsley; Theodolol Byibse, Albert Dunn, all of The Norwalks; Mr. and Mrs. Edward FEdwardii EMrs Riley. Mrs.a Ch Fills Knuckles. 23,1! Eugene ofineu on grit .Stelnert, There is more Catarrh in this section of the country’tildiivsll other diseases out together. and until the last few msrwwsupposed so be incurable. For a great. many years doctors pro- ii'ounced it a local disease and prescrib- looai remedies and by constantly Calling to on at treatment. renounced it . Science has rovan catarr , I constitutional disease and th t9 _ requires consti- tutlonal treatise by 3‘ Jr Cheney a 00.. Wisdom I' did only constitu- 9 ‘10“; mhgn 4 , r ps 0 Wu ii “mimmctiy 3n the for any can it fills to cure. 8am for ‘ tors and testimonials. Hogan: il‘. .ll CHENEY & 00., To- o.‘4 4 , rill travelers pinched Ill-poll’s ass to offer Florian- .4 What all the available tenements hut’ All ““5"”?! from . ' y men employod in the 'vur- 4 93894.. ...................... $223933 And Make a Pristine of Attacking 1203 Iliiiliiiiiilliiiiiiliil 4991792 “m" WM“ "" "“w" 1902 ..., .................... 324.438 A ninhiicr of Norwalk dog owners 1901 ........................ 3:71.785 who have complied with the cause or 1900 ........................ 484.092 the Justlces of ihe peace that all l89l) ........................ 4 426,092; dogs must be muzzlod if allowed to i898 4. ....................... 381,561 run In the carrots have had decidedly 1897 ... ..................... 356.123 unpleasant experiences during the past Mrs. Robert Dosieus. Mr. and Mrs. 1m 4 liail's Catarrh - metro! tho saw of one mhundmd dolllm . shouted the depot oiliclal, ' Wiveshpupowiscmm 9 ‘9‘? l s also gained in astonish- ‘ has him sure that ii 1:: ’ ‘ ' merino ‘ turnips Girls. lli'ni ‘ . ‘9 nib-.4 “1 3' h‘ gird tolls. Winner of eil‘ stoic or shines, she lot empli) slit. «Mail I) 'her-i» symptoms of y litfllfosili by ”mots, ‘pIIp is the fish of the on ‘of transect rlodI become dwirroéhihh a mammal M Ire flint “(2141!!in spells. wit loddlof‘i swell“; illflill-‘dih‘ls urdsri. éhinh to a‘ (le- rangemenilrt 4 male organism which can ‘ has}? had promptly cured by Lydi a E hainsV Vegeta- hie compound. a Nelsonville. um Abby r p Athens Co. .40 to; hm what this great FF ll 9. _ Elle" Writes. ' 11%;? me well “Ind near 444a d till-than“ I arer w and ”MW? detail Ulvrrhfld your ill m who slider." , it is ‘to such girls“ that Mrs. Pink- hsln holds onto elplngha dd (indes- undasuordlal imitatiop hoot-respond with kiln She is 4da hter-In‘dsw of Lydia g. Pinkhslli and or twentyhflvo yesrsw ssh Manson icing slot: women charge. oasis-long record of success in treatingrwomoa'I ills mun her letters W misled ohuntOId value to every ailing working Address. lira. Platinum. Lynn UNMUIELEE E0¢E RUN LQOSE. w raw days. Two cases in particular fivero noticed by a large number of people. ' A Well known physician was driving up West Avenue}. his dog, propelly muscled running alongside the vehicle Suddenly An unmuszled dog pounced on the defulcelass canine and would pioliably have blade short work of him but ior iii‘ei'iuéi-r line of the owner. who in maize con Ions equal prompt» . ly dominated his dog 4 A Norwall‘i owner of a prise Boston blill dog was fig tilrmiah Wall street Saturday wit his dog, the animal be- ing munldd II prescribed by the us press. when a troublesome setter. un- niuzzled. jumped at the bull and sank iworows‘ of sharp teeth into Its neck. 4 When the initials was owned from the hull‘ it was perfectly able to take care of Itself. 4 TH: moi-i827 MAN IN ‘i‘HE ORFLD This richest also lath the Word not have his kidneys replaced our live without them, soil. is important not to neglect these organs. if Foley’ a Kid- 4 my Cure is taken at the Ilrst sigh of danger, the symptoms will (lisuppeiir and your health will be restored as it uneasiness slid builds up these or- guns as nothing else will. os'csr Bow- man. Inebahd «Km. writes: "I have used Foley's idnoy Cure and take great measure to stating it cured ms 9 ermanentiy of. hi ey disease. which ortaiuly would an PlalIted'li brnr'sim. 4 9FIG99U9RBB 90F“ HAT 9I9ND9UE9TR9Y. ”-1.4. harps incl-«II shown by “mus Bu- ‘ has my»... industry in the United States is shown in a preliminary summary of the cen- iius bureau issued no y '2 oil was cover the calendar ya no are compared with 2.900. and shew nail in- crease in lull number of establish- ments of 26 per cent. own 1900'. There were no such establishments in 1904i. with a capital Invested of all - ' 258.104i. all Inflow-m of 32 par salarIId soloists, erlt etc" 1. 2?; amount “Irish aruounting9 to $91,429:: 232;wage.mrl122.tiil2l-w I31 302. 237. The total value ofp oducis was “2,229.2“. not dIncluding $322,441 by- produa sport old «from other line (lustrleil. Owns“ one of felt hail it used was 442 $11,375, an increase all ill) per cent. or F 1200 F W T ‘ thorn Piles that ItiWr‘od Ir" 10 y l was adviull impunity double (in salve. _4 when u a; unit ht luu J cost me lny lite." I1 A substantiaiiiilul’hus in the felt hat “9 y hit number of has tlouoistute‘a‘ 9 former senator Jamal Haven, who hu resin of. ill health. '1‘ sun at . d and the general all ' any. nation clinical: ahead up hill» lilo rlyl portdrn‘luilca of their?“ Amen those who the ’po lt‘lon iron div ’ y Brock unlit. Attorneyi ‘ . 4. Yeo- mans. health outlier f 1 Tot tin or: coun- lin' 'l‘homtt‘s l. Reilly. mu ro den. J. N. States or Newe nvdu, lor- moi-1y general iichet risen of the Now”, It“ Guns. of New even. 1) Ward North- rep. or Mlddielown. formerly state secretary. Attorney Albert 3' Welles. at New Haven Millwirter Commission- or Edward 4t. Smith. of New Haven. W ‘" ONLY CURI‘. FOR DYSPEP A. Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New fissile. Deli, says: ‘41- suffered for years With dyspepsia. used to have great distracts and belching. i tried everything i oouidlhssr of but nothiny heinsmmo until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60 cent bottle cured me (iliii'lplotelyi’l4H 'i‘or sale by R. H. Blalshed.4 4E Banner and The Cliffordd'hnrsnaoy “ W 2M INTIMPIRATE STILL. “Yes."maid the volatile moronic "i used to he as had as you. but i made “023119999913! mind to 'quit smoking and 1 “You don't say?" replied the cure generate man; "i guess a man who can quit- smoking could quit almost unytblnxfl" - 4 ‘Oh yes; I—~” "Except talkini‘. dolphin lfidxfm A 1.0ch roe erases is Mrs Alexander; of tiny, Men. who has found Dr. King’ iii-New Life Pills to about li."———Phlln- he the host» remedy she ever tried for ‘ keeping the Stomach Liver and Bow- 9‘ .You'li agree with her if you try these painless part ' sis in perfect ouster: tiers that infuse new life. Guaranteed by 14‘ H. Banter South Norwalk. and EMF. Wood. Norwalk. diuggists. Price THE LIMIT. the Worst pessimist in town. " “His is the weist alieudy. " "Oh no, he'anonly trying to bc.’ "But he decldres he knows it will just be his luck not to succeed.“ Chicago Tribune. “ . BTFO ADI-t AND LIVER ’l'lFlOUFBFLE 0' no Imatiye Fruit syrup c'ur'es stomach Wtroubles as it aids digestion, ulsios the liver and bowel without irritating these Organs like )3 lie and ordinary cathartlcs it cures Indl lion slid sick headache and chroufmcousupdtlon. Orin‘o Lax- ative Fruit 89min rupdoes not nauseaie ol- 'gi'lp'e and a mild and pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. Flaisted's Drug Stores ' "l A owswssck. The trouble with a goon many peo- ple who hope for the best is that they are always ready to believe the worst. —9-9—9C9hi9cugo Record Herald. fresco, WE , is with us again. The nights and ddys stll' have a decided chill with them. Dont throw off your winter overcoat now without any; Distinctive Top Coats that have style to them, ilfllliil 25th film”? "Wfig asst-Ii} alumna " Alli? stoves; 99'; f4 We begin mandpfi this is or line cm W $19“ wiloi p ed for oinl opening of the new assidui and your presence is usu- . Haven railroad Senator dailies E. lilo-9a .lild store values for this Easter sale 4 Our men's ' Wblilck also white, 750 and 890 Fa pair. “He‘s ti yinip to get a reputation as 'an important sale of last those items which are m 999.999.99.3191999 9nd fie evsiue of (ivory item collard” ‘ t m is this pro-Easter shill whim)“. It. “whit! hri ht; trash and new All it mean ' c store to r y teams w til newness. This Easto or sale in r unit . 4m: Noll salami Plain or fancy weaved cool find of“? this seshbn‘I and "modestly prism that . hound lei-impress you it you'll ”5 Investigate. 86 in. wool cashmeres in colors, special at 290 a you 88 In. wool dress goods are or Nun's veilins. al F oashmcres, also novelty mist -' white and novelty checks. at . 9 Millie untrue rolls 3 . l’tirnlshirig de 4- ready to «till your master who neckwesr. lillov'eu, hosiory shill-ts 4' lounge assortment of pa light. medium. dark or plain. ' or white, tour In hands. for 28 ' en's overséalu or our 3 . .F slicing gloves for $1 and . l3" Iidnui. SPECIAL CHIRT WAIST SHOWING. Ladleir white shirt waists. embroid- ery trimmed and fuelled. at 2 . . willow white lawn waists made buttoned front or back, lace trimmed. t'Lllllieiii' shirt waists, tucked. lace or embroidery trimmed. buttoned front 3:50. back with short or long sleeves. at Isgdies' lawn or batisto shirt waists. finely locked or lace trimmed at 52. Eli l-Afi'l‘lfl KID ELEV“ '4 wh‘ortifled with a kid 45love stocll and that will wipe out} all former glare records for a l.ike period or time4 Ladies and misses' llsle thread gloves in all shades. at 25c a pair [WV Ludies' silk4 gloves, 16- button Ludies' Illslop gloves. in tail and browus, greys. black and white every pair warranted, at 31 pair 4 Ladies‘ mosquetaire gloves, glace kid. 910 button, black 32. 75, and $92.26 on r polrr :New line of negligee shirts, spring and summer plaited orh h white or colored. for iiDc,' 5 *3: each. ’ 83-85 Washingyon Street. 2." ‘W‘ 4.44! 411' April is a rainy molt _ h' A 'y ” simian insure stomach it But yréqmpiliu ‘_ days, and the need of hahlli'gia it a(pliers you can reach lthdl‘c becomes urgent. ‘ We have an Umbrella stock to suppl all demands f' men, women and children. These Umbrei as are not th iinary kind but are selected with a view to originality of is F .4 In many cases there' is only one handle of a kind. Our p, are no mere than those asked for others less artistic. NEBYANGFCO 86 WASHINGTON STREET, soul Norwailn 3.1 1 OLD KING COAL l8 . HAVING A LIVELY. TIME inst now. and II alloying aileron fit over the country. but he: will settle down to business bye and bye Mean- while we are doing business at the some old stand and are supplying the needs of the-people of The Nomallts with just as good and just as clean and satisfactory cost as we have ever sold . before, and if you need a new supply, just send us vour order and we will deliver at once. '19 Daniel licpqli Coal Go. .44 Beaview Ave. 'Iihone, 548 . BRANCH OFFICES. Loary'a News atom Railroad Place: Bridge Drug store, Washington direct Ermine. 4 that Quality and Good Value in very foundation of our Fpu _ we try hlways to customers merchandise ' iii‘oFH'ssr council and to charge most at F everything wéi‘ sell? ’ i We hh'le 'just received stock of Baby Canines an .flg Every carriage in the store ‘4 annoy: style. as would no mt from last; season (tom the small folder a‘ upholstered do Cart at "limitingeo. J maEm & 89“! tions History, Easter “'Attrao M S film'l'fi .2 99195.3. ‘ now no “ ms season. so HOBIERY AND somoimCompare psi ”FANCY NECKW Chi VES—ll‘resh rain the Millie your soibcuo s at once timber of doll- . cent the o Flier
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