Fro Norwulk and vicinity
night and Ssturda A dist rileil Lia
control this tear up :wuuf‘in
see. it is producing local showers in
Oklahoma. Kansas and Nebraska.
Pleasant weather prevails generally in
all sections east of the Mississippi rind £9
Conditions favor for this vicinity
er.
pleasant weather with warm days and
cool nights. ,
Dr. El E. Selleck of Norwalli. spout
Wednesday in" Dsobury wit htriends. .
. Miss Beasié G Gilbert bi Ridgefield.
lie visiting relatives and friends in Nor.
walk.
~Umbrellus. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Miss hei corsets of Norwaik,
has been the guest of Miss Anna Hyatt
in Wilton.
Mrs. Mary Batterson and Miss Hat-
tie pith tend. ct Norwalk. were in
Wilton iissday.
The electric light at the corner of
Stuart and Connecticut avenue has
been out of commission for. some time.
—~'Aspurugus, 25c bunch F. D..L & Go.
Mrs...i,ohn Watkins. at South Nor-
allow a recent guest oi Mrs. M. 'l‘.
nouns uDanbury avenue. Ridgeiield.
“For Saturday only. a special sale
of Trimmed Sailors. at reasonable
prices.mot at Miss Hu’tc’hlnson’ s, 92 Wash-
lilion street
John Nestor, who is now in charge
of the hardware department of a You-
kers. N. Y, store. spent last evening
in town. .
-—'l‘omatoes. Lettuce, Radishes, Wax
Beans, Cucumbers and New Potatoes,
lit I". D. Lawton & 00's.
A schooner load of sulphur consigned
to Joseph Binn‘s Chemical Company,
in being discharged at Raymond Broth-
ers' wharves.
Joseph Muivmlll has resigned his po-
sition as a hat finisher with the Volk
Hut Company, and intends to go to
work for Dunlop.
it health is wealth and money talks.
For so the proverb rune,
fortune you may plainly see,
In taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plaisted’s Drug Store
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Knapp of
South Norwalk have been guests of
Mr Knapp Humcther,Mrs. M.A A.-Knupp
in Ridgefleld. for a few days.
Hauler-ii Bodweli; who recently un-
del went an operation upon his neck,-
in New York has returned to South
Norwalk He, is getting along very
nicely.
-—Laiest m 7LDerbles. O’Brien'a
The com fluid by John Coo. the
New Canaan druggist, which run away
yesterday afternoon, in North Main
street. was stopped at the armory by
Frank Smith. '
Mrs. Herman Quittner, of Clay street
is spending the week with relatives
in New York city. Mrs. Quitiner will
sail, May 17, (or Europe. for a pm
tracted sojourn.
vinlgioinutier, 26c lb. F.D.L. it Co.
Stamford learns delivered several
loads of line furniture at South Nor-
walk. on Wednesday for Mr. Lillie,
who has changed his residence in New
Rochelle for one in The Norwaiks.
Miss ldn Sterling. who recently pur-
chased the Sterling collage at is Buy-
view avenue. has moved in to it. G. E.
Vredenburg. the insurance inspector
who recently moved out of this house.
is now rocking in again
ulASEIALL. SATURDAY, APRIL 23
Grand (spew oi.’ Amusement Park,
Norwlllk vs as second team
A special oonclave of Clinton Com
mundery. Knights Templar, or Nor-
walk. will be held this evening. at
the asylum. corner of Wall and issues
streets. The Order of the Temple will
be conferred on two candidates.
Mrs. ill ..H Hotchklss has purchased
a new home in Florida. The place is
beautifully located, with a lawn that
runs down to the Halifax River and
is but hull: a sigh tronuihc ocean. Mrs.
Hr‘t’rh‘rk‘m into do to purchase a new
automoli e. .-
d-Mdiiril‘i‘ng Hilda end Claus. O'Brien.
Alhro 'i‘ilom son. clerk in the Polo
iicld (doubly um Norwplk.
is confined to his home in Wilton, with
an attack of social lover and the
house is quarantined. At last reports
the pullout was doing as well u could
boos
lentils and dried
.
we d and ,
turn
otli
‘ orld. Hollleter‘s
n so. ill cents. Ten
.Piuistedfs Drug Store.
‘local talent, under
. Sarah 1!. Miller.
Jaw?!“ mainland:
suture at the enter-
the Dobrkeepers'
sire. Tuesday eve-
will bu, s l...
moment
ouch. Thematic also some fancy braids
on sale for milking no your hats.
meeting last oi hi and elected Mann
‘ ice Britt cuptsi
Winnipauks will open their season,
Saturday.“ a guns with the Harsh-om
school team. The contest will probably
the theme for discussion in the Bible
church. The applicatilln or this parable
‘ meeting of the church followed at 8
‘ dance at thousand
‘,
' N
v
a sur Mina; lit ihfllhfli
shapes. children school hats and
flowers there are altered at ten cents
——llllgln Butler, illic lb F..DL. 8: Co.
The Wisnlpaak baseball team held a
for the season. The
be a very interesting one and will be
pleyfid at the Polo Grounds. Winni-
pill]
—-Crotut d: Knapp Huts. O'Brien.
The parable of the flower Will be
Glass for Men only on Sunday next
at the First Methodist Episcopal
to present ddy conditions. and the
relation of its principles to the hitch
nucee oi .llresident Roosevelt in. his
recent address on "The Man with the
Muck Rake” wii be considered.
u—To see a beautiful sight, go to
Lady Forestere‘ Baznaz tonight in Red
Men's Hull. Admission, 10c.
At the electing of the Young People“ 3
Church!) last evening the pastor, .
George!) .Egbert, gave his second talk
on "A Young Christians Amuse-
ments. " The first address on the sub
ject was delivered a week ago. The
Young People’s meeting took placed
at 7: 30 and tile regular weekly prayer
o “clock
~Fresh Eggs,15 for She. F. D L. & (‘0.
A party of- iour well known Norwall
men sailed down the harbor ihls ul-
teruooq on an angling expedition alter
datilsh. 'l‘hey embarked on Council
mun Charles A. Scofield's iiillnCthiI-
lie and will undoubtedly bring back
a large catch or story about one this
evening. Councilman Scofleld had as
his guests Councilman David F. Gould,
Moses H. Glover and Town Tait Coi-
iector Sidney Guthrie.
r—BASEIALL. SAT" APaRlL 2STH.
Amusement Park, two games for one
admission. Nationals va. Pastimes,
1:45; Norwaiks vs. Yule second
team, 8:; ,
.At the . eetlng oi Coma any D. Third
Intantry.f.: . N. 0., Wed esday night.
there was all exalbinstlon for a cor~
poral and several candidates did very
creditable work. There was the usual
drill. and Arthur Way. who was in-
lured playing basketball, was present
on crutches. The matter of going to
New Haven for the May day rifle prac
tice was discussed. and will be taken
up with Colonel Fitch soon.
~Fresh Eggs. 16 ijor 25c. F‘. D. L Av. Co.
The Master Mason‘ s degree was con-
{erred on two candidates last evening
by St. John's Lodge, F. and A. M.. of
Norwalk. At this meeting. also. ar-
rangements were made to contribute
to the San Francisco relief fund. A
lodge was appointed to receive the
subslrlpilons The money thus raised
will be sent to the Pacillc coast for
the relief of any Masons who suifered
Lrom the destructive earthquake and
re
-—Doan’s Roguleis cure constipation.
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver.
easy passages oi the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them 25 cents a box.
Louis J. Neti, New Haven; J. Frank
Plum Brooklyn; B..l. Carroll Phila-
dolphin, PM John O‘Gara. Spencer.
Mesa; P. J. Lyrics. J. N. Colon llnd
wile R. P. Vidaud R. L. Wells. New
York; F E. Briggs, F. iii. Stone. Hart-
ford; w H. Coqney. Albany; W. W.
Muscle. Providence; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Jclark, Boston”! .D. Strauss, Roch-
ester; M. C. Hi a. South Nor-walk: H.
R. McChosney nbury; A ll. Berry.
Newark: F. hf. Weircuu, New Haven.
were 'guests yeuienluy at the Hotel
Clifford
--'l‘omaloes. Lettuce,
Beans. Cucumbers and
at F. D. Lawton lb Co's,
A parliamentary drill led by William
Fools will be u- feature or the in
i ing this evening
the It Church.
the regular bustle? refreshments
' dialled. Wux
cw Potatoes.
and carried on Adm‘flflf lo purllsilien-
”I! MA
u-enisactellf‘d 1: losses. will have
several mummiatilms hetero it
evening tutors plans. A lull ntlcudsn
‘ co in desired. ,
" van—Law Ipl‘iM" Min. O‘Brid'i.
Thurs was on nab-will ms.
~ led , Fm
" in film louse
silica
evening. , oi
all
‘ timed l
insomnDl
aster
' I
:1in "
Society of the Norwalk Congregational I.
committee of litieeu members at the
promote digestion and appetite and ‘
will be served. and than a debuts lnvch ,
ving an interpretation of part of the ,
inspire constitution will he uses up. .
I'I Whiting debate 3
in cm the enteminuluut oumuitioe coils”
me:
Will ml!” 2
.. lmuadmovuw‘crm.
0cm and Bunions and makes
comtort discovery of the age.
, not me)»: any substitute!»
. Address.
PEADE. ‘
“‘You say you Want
peace?"
niariial' inst;incts
country to have enough soldiers n
terliili.”—~Wnsllintgcn Star.
“Yes. ” answered the statesman with
"but i want this iorness:
Jane. louder: "Excuse me. i suppose
battleships to be able to dictate the it you took it of! your hair would come
MIMI!"
~ your
' childsmdnqugnmiomaxg .
salmon'llnysuwmorsors“ sip unstimu-
hyDl‘llgglliloverywhurdlor Sb, ,
“Wk“. n 3
Nervous, Aching, Tired feet, and notice how
and how much more you can wcoropllsll. .
s. l‘d'd'
Sump lusent
ALLEN S. 90131!st he BOY. N I.
oi the, stage.
"No. I wonUft.
nil
Jane leaning forward:
universal please punitive your hat—4t hides halal
Addie-v
.' big of a harbor and
two towns. one oi! which
across a stream.
already has passed . . hi
the company and the buildings see be
his converted into housed ’
nlpyees. {Clerk Jfl ,
srll ostrem‘ity or
moved over lasers}.
to make a pines i‘or a nil
center. . 3
’‘W cuss Nil DWI!
hFrshku n
ed
' uumlh loo
“WA“;
The woman in front with much bit-
wilh list-«Cleveland Plain Dealer.
hair and venetiani
look good.
Pile Eufifirigh
33 South Main
admits
libunums In
. mull u
iAilll is... bliss
lit and Pedro contour
It.“ It.” ‘1’." I?
' My, s u
(lburlel F.
A was also
ill lullnlll us his Bill is But:
FROM Afr COLLAR To raccoons Barron
our suits are deftly tailored by
immtlye tailors, who know how
to give the touch of clegcncc so
much ‘ admired in high priced
suits. It's‘ the polity and low
price of our suifd'thut keep the
best dressed men cornin‘g‘hcrc.
‘Thc season's newest fabrics to
select from in all latest gray ef-
fects, blue serges. tibets. silk mix-
tures, cut on the double and single -
breasted models. lined with me-
The kind the: wear well and
ALL AT 87" AND 310.
No More—No Less.
Get the habit and go to
L‘llllllillg “Looping.
6 North Main Street. South Norwulk.
"AMY abolition. Muses». ’
THE PARIS CLOAK 8r SUIT HOUSE '
St, South Not-walk.
Extraordinary Selling.
my
lssulIuII 4
is :LADiII' coho. '
0.314.”. worth doublu.
Theymust go,
if. ”0- nun“unusunn-nnnsn ml”
s ‘i‘s lists lien or Pony Suits
"ammonium.
sdolutb Baits
salts
n um IdlsulusIlIlIssidllllullllldlllll[lulu]z
l withnouulhbrolduryoollsru..
.silim
urao.c-lvse.mu-snu
uuuublulllf’ul‘llsuodl
nu.lunuaqll-luna,ln-.a.un
us usrial-seunA-leo-elu-onne-us
The? undscmest. the most stylish, the most serviceable and most beauti-
f ‘ are placed 0 n sols. '
.Il ”gill I'M. so. II. 010.“. You ounnoi douliuuis for
Del. buys: u"!
cent bottle cured the coin
IN THE GREAT RAGE
"l‘ls fairly named Goad Fortune and
Good Luck;
But liven this pair always must ar-
r ya ‘
Behind the team culled Worthlneils
and Pluck.
. “Chicago Record Herald.
my set.
For Children.
AGES 3 T0 i0.
‘65::
Easily Worth 906.
We have about 25 of these
play suits and will new no more
when, they are gone. They are
just what you Want in thevobiid-
rod to play In. Mode of good
. wash I material, a dark blue
obombruy.
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Joseph Davis.
TAILOR,
caermsii.
HA'r'l'ss,
susmsnes.
36 Washington , Street.
HOYT'S insane.
one wuss. Assn. also
wsosssosv sun ssruhosv
MATINII‘
iRA w. click on
Prussia the Dela
cuss rosugiifiuo. as con
mi. A
I!" III-
lvunlaps.
Friday—Why dim 0 Wrong. ’
Saturday—Tile Shop Girl.
Wednesday—No "other to Shield tier.
Saturday-Thu PDer email us.
Mstlnuus. “and“
lvu'sflngub...” Muslim
Moods Night ii Ludluu ”Ni-Th.“
ids so this coupon unlit
holder to u as: reserved out?
limited to 800.
HOYT' B THEATRE
INNS»? MNLW‘
WIDNIUDAY, MAY ”1:.
.I
Shelli.
e or 9m it’ll“.
:17” , _ ii 1' them
M A Play" . muggy n and
v” H M J N. Iii
a . .. it... been .. Filo .:
"6.00 Sweetheart bill You.
W "'mluunnloiu' “'0‘
secs on em walleye 6m
dually proud of We open the seems good m
of lawn. in black one
and while; all s
‘ willed. sum
There is a team that all also long to 31 1-98
Sunday evenings. « r -
, HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR,
really is. Nothing uuduLyo rdrawn: notliinw
plated: in a word. iolllh g the out about our war without
list New cannabis seeds. wonnily miles and with M: ‘
isrest to every consumer in this community . To Diwali W
stocked with lust such goods is the mission rots ’
HIHE'S THE. WASH WAIST NEWS. Hm
”Phil: is a waist equipment to be ' it on
t ,
buss eney foam"
with such items as the followinglm
An ext large shb'hiiw
blue and strips
lodies’ colored swig-wists”
black aud‘w
dolls
. . :percales tor shirt wsi
Ladlea' white 1mg“. lid Willa“. yard. \
plain or lace trimmed, buttoned back » 8,000 yards linens. all width,
or (re t. at 98c. . looks, feels and Wars ins ‘
Ls or white lawn or dotted Swiss extra value while it lss
shirt inlets lace or embroidery trim- 27 inch white merosri
2B. routines in new and dainty .
Lsdl‘es’ black lawn shirt waists. 25c yard. 4
“tucked and lace trimmed, at $1. 50. A TUNIFUL TALE
Ladles’ white lawn whistu, tucked . ABOUT MOTIONS».
glues or embroidery trimmed. buttoned Daruing cotton, all colo
efront or bank, at 81. 50. ‘ ' ‘ » for lie.
Ladies' lawn or Swiss waists.*"em em ri buttons, 2 am. aboard
broidery or lace trimmed buttoned rtu‘d black pinscn
(rent or back. at 31. 69. Foultless hooks and ey
Ladles’ white lawn or bailste waists intro quality bone hill
iinely tucked or lace trimmed. a demo. hi to ,
. g y ‘sccn e soaps. 10c ii,
Flowers. Straw Shop
eta, roe each.
This is the balance of Miss Tillotson’s millinery at
and must be closed out at once to make room for our
lar lines. “
so wssntuoros eraser.
South bowels;-
If you want the but soul of h
, ~ordcr trorn us. and all as
best grade.
Prudent people are having .
put in today in cusu‘ ci'
" ' arising later.
A Harris a; ;
7 serious; wnrrsl o
SHEETS, pILLo CASES- TABLE ..
LINEN, .NAPKINS. ‘ .
The best Traveling Truhls- to be found; large ulzI. $2.15;
Kitchen Utensils, Mailings, Oil Cloths. Window Shad“,
Rode.
M. 3. SMITH c oomP“
92 Washington Street.
OLD KING GOAL ll
, HAVING A LIVELY TIME.
lust now. and is playing havoc all
over the country. but he will settle
down to business bye- -nud bye. Moun-
whiie we am doing business at the
same old stand and are supplying the
bros of the p'oople of The Norwulhs
til Just as good and just as clean and
, satisfactory soul as we have ever sold
bolero, and it you need a new supp],
Just send us your order and we w l
deliver at once.
The Daniel Keogh (“cal 06
-i lusviuw.Avs. one “I
chase it curious. '
plus News Store lslimd Plu
mill-lugs rug Store. Washington In-
Iridgu.
WORRY l
Have our wiring brought up to requirements on
per cent. comes on insures
lip flood d Vail Electrical
We ' up All our work
‘. , i
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