am,
to, ms Cloth.
,Vaiiinu and all, the m labile! in
wall ..‘, "
”-1:
Will than comma leaving with The
Sentinel by toisphoila plans do it in
this Hoyt—with Marti to busiaaaa.
call I”: with regard to rim-can
“-2 I] thorium kindly do so. it will
UNI"! convenience this villas anti ss-
ciira more prompt attention. .
3’11"! I550! for Easter at Glover's.
The adv. will tell you more about
them.
C. Ii. Daniel haa recovered front a
abort illness at: his home In Chestnut
street, Norwalk. ~
Mrs. Clarence Knapp, of Taylor ave-
nue, haw returned to her home after a
visit in Buflalo. New York.
The Knights of King Arthur will
hold a banquet at the Marackemo Ho-
tel, on the evening of May 2.
Curtains and window shades and
bungalow rugs are among the specials
in the D. M. Read adv. today.
The quarterly buaineua meeting of
Court Mahackcmo, Foresters oi Ameri.
ca, will be held next Tuesday even-
ing. ,
Mina Jennie Clark. of Ridgcileid,
paused several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Knapp, of
South Norwallt. '
Daniel Cort-.ornn ha» secured a pool-
tlonas driver of the Boston Store de-
livery wagon, and will begin his du-
ties Monday morning.
Get you new unit in time for Easter.
That's the time for new clothes. if you
lot it at Koppcil'a you will look rltzht
and ice! right. Read the adv. in this
issue.
Mrn. Simu' and Miss Jenningii' asu-
ior dancing class will hold their clos-
ing reception on Wedneatlay evening.
April 22. at lied Men's liall, Washing-
ton street.
'Jack McGruth. of Winnipauk, and
Louie Kellogg; of Plant xttrwalk, are
out after trout today. The firm had
better watch out. or they will come
homo. with the fishermen.
W. l’. Ennilah. of Norwallt..iormcr
elation agent. at nodding and now
wlrclt-aa telegraph operator on the.
llatnbura-Amcrlcan ateatnahlp line.
was in town recently calling no
friend». .
llct'atttte oi ilil intiiapoaliion Antima-
Matlnr Tukahiru hurt been compelled to
decline an invitation by the Bridgeport
t‘hainber of Commerce to be protocol.
at, a banquet and make a speech on
April l0.
«hoe Shad. lilo ib., at New York
Market. fi
William ll. Hurlliutt. or Cannon sut-
tion, heiebrated his ninetydhird birth-
day, Friday. April 3. Mr. Hurlbutt is
the father at Lowia R. Huributt, oi
the lounabury. Moihewson (30.. South
Norwaik. and iii hale and hearty for a
man oi his advanced years.
Douglas Fowler Pout, Grand Army
of the Republic. has arranged for a
big time this evening. the date, April
ttth. marking the surrender of General
Robert Ii. im- to General U. a, Grant.
There will be a camp tire, with an en-
tertainment and refreshments.
The local Teumatrra" Union oi Norc
walk. No. 89!. hold ita regular month
ly meeting in the (l. A. it. Hall a Wall
atrost. last night. There watt no boat.
nesa oi special importance done, and
the tier part. of the evening watt dirt
on to vocal anti inatrumcntal ac-
lecilona.
Eureka Rebekah Lilillll‘ will hold ll
lull rchcarral at their itttii Friday
night. at which all members oi the
team are recounted to im lii'i'iit‘lli.
There will also be it meeting of the
aerial committee to debate the quote
tion of giving a minairei by the tnt-nr
born of the lodge in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Earle anti
Mimi Alice llarlc. who intro been
attending most oi the winter at that
Antonio. Tease. lenv» ihat city tor the
north tomorrow. They are i‘lW‘i'lttd
to arrive in New York next Tuesday.
They will take up their rcaidrnt-r iii
their list avosus home about May
liit. '
Ml thou inioroaii in having a
gate placptl at the liel island Itridtto
for the ct koouing enough wa-
ter in arm Creek to cover the llllltl
tints. should attend ills mini meet-
ing to be hold litths Town Hall. Nor-
walli. ilaturday alteration at 2:".
o'clock. It Harry Taylor. oi New
ldilltlilll. wit to at to hear the
claim put iorth y those in i‘avor or
illuaii objecting to the project.
war. nick's sans grip.
The ttusatliy at lease paper which
in scattered about til. streets iii no-
ticeable on will” til! it as we
hard at this t ”of. d
in not only . “it In V~
tint-o to drivers, , who m i .
rum to ho . .. nan
loci. Therais claw mitt row-
ing articles of is kind into the
airtittil. or where they can blow into
the highway "We who one
ioaaly throw ' should rit-
member that the! tails lo armt.
The day W U m M"
at the armature Justin i Wast-
orn tlivlaion ill the I" ”Ivan mall
nm in mam. la suite to so mil
and forth to h work I. sass a rail.
road hilly”... in ll “0:” M"
a thud-M ' * siti-
n mam with
which is who on
one rail. w is
two the
Mercia run W roll. ‘l‘lme
iroa mot-gag. shall wheel
I v0 :1
Wins. «Q.
Will .
cash
“In” .
m innit round trade. 4
hi. Will. it.
DRUMIOT.
I NORTH MAIN STREET.
, Tlla-“l—C.
Seasonabie spring 500da at c. E.
Dow's. Read the adv. ’.
if you want any hard or aoft wood
the adv. of A. Carmi Betta will give
you prices in block or split.
Miss Anna. Sanka returned to Weat-
port yesterday from a vialt of several
days with relatives in Norwailt.
The lsthmian baseball team baa ar-
ranged to play the Norwallt high
schools next. Wedneaday afternoon.
Miss Rebecca Moody, oi Cannon Sin.
tion. entertained her friend. Mina Marv
Everett, oi South Norwalk, over Sun-
‘0’.
There are a great many dancoa
scheduled to take place in The Nor-
wallia soon after the Lenten treason its
over.
The confirmation clasii of Grace
pariah meets the r for Instruction
thia evening at 7: in the Guild
room.
Mr, and Mia. llotchki’aa. of Norwalk.
hith been gueaia at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. int-reuse l’nraoll, Greens
Famut.
The Overlook liztaeball team will
play the lrthm‘iana on the Hunt art--
nue diamond Saturday afternoon at :2
o'clock.
——llnck Shad. 12 Hr 1b.. at New
York Market.
The baseball team oi the Norwatlt
high nrhml will play the grmntnut' '
achool oi the Center school thin ni-
ternoon.
'I'hoodoro Smith, the yottng mu of
the late Bev.Wt~ymutt SmithJa able to
be out again, after a long illnoau at
his home on the Norwalk Green.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mra
.l. A. Richardson. i6 Wettt avenue. kri-
tlay, at 3 o'clt‘ick aharp. Any interest-
ed in temperance are invited to attend.
The Norwalk Baptiat (’lturch watt to
have held its quarterly meeting Titer
day evening. but it had to he postpon-
ed and will be hold title evening atI
the church.
The liverloolt baseball team played
a last game with the Norwalk High
Iichoola. on the diamond in l-laiit live-
one. Tuesday afternoon. anti defeated
them by the score of 20 to it.
Work was resumed today cleaninl
up the tiobritt imm Sunday night‘s hrt
in the South Norwalli freight yard.
(iperutlona wow unattended yesterday.
on account of the ruin storm.
.iatncs Mulhollanti, who baa been the
guests of bin aiaters, hira. Mary Gulli-
tor. of clay street. anti Mrs. John J.
lilggina, of Burritt avenue. haa return-
ed to hia home in Orange. Now .loraey.
fltand Viva Regent William F. lioyt,
Of South Norwallt. paid a vlttit to
nitttufm-ti Council. Royal Alcannm.
Tucadny night. The rand council 0'.
the Royal Areanum w ll meet in Wai-
t-rbury next Wednesday. .
l-‘rnnlt i. Wildman, a tumor rcai-
dent of Norwaiit. who has been ihtt-
beam in the choir of the Stamford
(‘inigrogaiionll Church for several
ycttra. will return to the Find (lone
)gragnilonnl Church, in llanbuty. May
at.
The iltnuh Nowulk fire department
meal will. probable have no turther
trouble with the fire at the freight
yard. for the heavy rain thoroughly
wot. down the rhino last night, and ii
iii believed that the that apart baa
been mtingitished.
The regular illllinfllil ttmvtlng oi ills:
Philuihaa (‘laaa of tho Mtiihoditit lipitr
maul Sunday whom will be held to-
morrow evening at the home of the
vice president. luaaii hormosr. All
mttmbsrs are heated to be present
a» businaas of luminous will be
transacted.
The divorce cutter oi Ethel hi. ii'liill
voraua Winfield ll. Finn and oi (trace
Ii. lmaa vstaua .latnott W. lama in
which the plaintiiiii are realtleiita oi
Norwallt are to mine up. tomorrow. in
the Superior court on motions by
Keogh 'anti'Caatios. or South Matti.
tor further order of notice. The un-
mini” divta'oa suit of Anna (1. liter-
. m . vat-tins Alrttatttlsv
3. Iisrwoad w caste tip nitisy ia
Clot your Spring lull in little for
Is- i. That is the titty oftlowm lilltl
guns looming“: mutiny Iof :‘ew
moan a a. a all its
with tho Miss.
We can have your nail may in
that date and you will lot-l hotter and
look boil" it we dress you. .
'LEO S. KOWEL
moon.
1'
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“it CLOTH, .,
Floorcoveringoisiiklnds‘arcinbighdcmandnow. House-
‘ cleaning anticipation discover many
litter Wand the My“ a new Carpet. Matting. Oil
Cloth or m if this describes your Mom, remem-
ber our Won ior large stock‘and small prices. and you are
onwthe right road to bargains. It is our intention. that every coo-
tois'ter shall naive lull value tor every dollar, ’ ‘
roof for Million, etc. .Pstterns‘ the
prices the W.
l
"MIMI. otaccvoas awn mastitis». .
ms m wait; hits-t.
Dmiay Waists. Stylish Beitii.
bul lllhboas. Chantilly Yelling and
stop for your selection.
Oi course you will want a new pair of Gloves to complete your outfit.
We have a very extensive she
French Chamois and Fabric Gloves. Besides all the staple colorlngs
there are many new, dainty shades for street and evening wear.
There is no doubt but we can
N. E. RYAN 8t 00..
M WASHINGTON "IIET.
.......
Special at $15.
You will be interested iii/"will ltwauw- you will Ind
lly coinparlaon with an
n-liing at Slit to .f'ii. tit
price. .
Modela of the z ,
tailored. iinlahcd it t. a
weaving ‘Mfl‘lt‘l. W on
Sack Salli. you am will
Willis Eseneck,
48-50 Wall Street. Norwali.
SPRING roam
“£1“ BUSINESS COLLEGE
aural. 'l'lieltigltiTiiactogetthe
RIGHT START.
liay and Night
Scarioila.
‘ IOU?" NOIWALI.
I. WALL "W.
StsittheSessoakight
Pair of
They willwbe Ontario. to lie lili'tt.
if you an a woman and really a
tilt you r.
, Re'q
antitroao.
O. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
lye- llaamined Free.
,.
auctions.
' .s
in‘tlicprssant
00;“! under this
newcat.‘ quality the best,
f‘" til it“! ,I'
.‘l
loath Namath. m
unites.
Dainty Necltwnr. new Ruching. Beauti-
Fashlonable Hosiery areberc in profu-
O
wing of all length» and all sheath Kid.
till your Easier wants to your satisfaction.
, SOUTH NOIWALK.
a
"a no ._- - W-....
. ‘ s .1
Newman Bmyth. of New lisvon. has
written a pungent book which lamina
that Protestantism has passed into
decay. and lit to he succeeded by n10-
tierniaed Catholiciam. A be is a W
tor of Center Coogre unal Church.
the oldest church in Connecticut. and
it is a member of the Yale our ra-
tion, the university governing 1.
his book baa made ’a great stir. it
is divided into three parts: Panning
Protestantism. biatiidting Modernism
and Coming Catholicism."
While he trees the beginning of the
end oi the Protestant movement. Dr.
Smyth, when it aomes to the future
of Catholiciam. by no means takes
around with the represemaiivea oi
the litanan Catholic him. The tilti-
integration which is at work infra-
testantism is. according to Dr. Smith.
appearing in another form in Catho
licism. that of modernltim. Of this
he gives it lucid and interetiting ac
count, which doubtless will challenge
the criticism of leading acboIars oi
ihe Catholic church.
Ali to the future of Protestantism.
this quotation In typical of Dr.
Smyih'a general views: .
“Facing the plain facts (k life. in
view of the .awful urgency oi many
conditions of modern civilisation, can
we hide from ouraelvea the «main
alert that a church disorganized and
without unity of ciiort, waging a
brave guerilla warfare, with ac
grand strategy. cannot be expected
to overcome all in righteousness or to
bring the peace of Gotl'a iovo among
all classea and conditions oi men?" ,
—Cheapest accident insurance —-ili
Thomss' Eclectrlc Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. Alt drug
gista sell it.
MINOR CASES DISPOSEOOF.
Judge James F, Walsh Sat ior Irici
Session in Common Pleas caurt.
.A number of minor cases were ditt
tioacti of by Judge .la‘tnea F. Walah it-
the common pleas court. criminal aide
ycwterdny morning. 'liarry Frank. 0!
Bridgeport. charged with theft. wait
lined 8100. Ijatriclt German, who wait
door from town farm at frequent inter
val-i, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and
was sentenced to Jail for i5 days.
Other puniahtnenia handed out in
Bridgeport. priaont-ts were: John hind
3' hiliiii' Milli» ililinltlt- of [hill hiufl'.
at they tutnnoi bu Hilltillt'i] for the
adianctai cilia olquliitcly hand-
ltlt-itt liulliim. and "title 0i 'flili’
you come in any: Show. me those
mi rental at 815.
i
Sold tor t'ataittguo
and lamilmcnt lilaait.
PORT CHIITIR.
aoawaui.
rat rot With a
1908 Shoes.
Tait. patent leather, black calf. that
ate aorttathiag band.
titansf a so iosumsi a pair of our patent l r portion or osiortia.
an the Haitiaa
towa. Timon" ,
area. This low cola are we
They’ve M "to shape and iiiy t
ed with seats at then how arrive .
' may
haastaoi’
Vt! 6““
i kiss in shorts that over tram tats tale
a with that an out tan osiords for
a «ad of any tan shoes we hav- ttvsv sash.
right in theta. (Scale in and set acquaint-
"& RYAN.
to William- Street.
Strinutt "warn hesitant.
. it
t
i,o
berg, small. line of 850; John Mc
tinirc. thett. 30 dayii: Jacob Ruberil.
aasauit. 850‘ line; Antonio iiagio, at
malt, lb day»; Gustav Dutnbruakl. car
rylttg concealed weapima. (our mouths
DEATH WA. on HIS HEELS.
Jesse P. Morris. oi Skipers, \‘a.. had
a clone call in tho spring oi 19M. lit
aaya:"An attack oi pneumonia icit tilt
no weak and with aucb a icariul rougl
that my friend» declared consumptlot
hail the. and death watt on my heels
Then i wait pcntuutietl to try Dr. Kiill'i
New Dim-ort-ry. it helped me immedl
ateiv. and after taking two and a inI'
boitit‘ii l what a well man again. i found.
out that New Discovery is the her
i‘t‘llli‘dy for conghaand lnu disease it
all the world." Sold on or guaran
too at F. ii. Baxter's drug store. {tilt
and $1.00. Trial, hotlie tree. "
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sunsonautu ~
Garden’l‘ools.harrows.l'lows.
Barrows. Cultivators. Paints and
Ola. Fishing Tackle. llost and
Launch Supplies.
Call and get New Catalogue
of Launch Fittings.
Charles E. Dow,
' HAWAII.
ii! WAIHINGTGN STRICT.
Phone “1.
, 3x6
AtESC.
r. A. Mitchell.
con. WALL aao Martini-s.
’ ammo aorta.
Have you tried some at our
fresh cut Smoked Boot? From ‘
go up.
lie liili't' and get home oi our
Sweet Cider. itcah irom prcsii.
(Bet amine oi iicltta'a i’lcklea in
built. Little better and cheaper
:iiiait in boiiicti
Full line at
ttrday.
"WWW!“ “Hamill.
Val-MM
l
Ventilation [or Sat- .
, b
ocause, -—they cost
{ no more than other.
clbthes, and are
‘ accepted as the
I Standard of Style
! everywhere.
The price is always
right.
lose/oh Davis- meg-,ggwa.
, 85 Washihglon Street
EUW'FESE'?
CL
HOTEL ARRIVALS. r'
Cliflord~llenry ii. Sears. .l. 7.
. . xnit-e. John J. Deary, ll. N. Waiter,
Enjoyabi. Reception arid Dance Haiti . ll. Creamer. William bi. Quinn.
. :tou: .l. 8. Chase, Seattle, Wash:
in I” Moria Hall, , . _
. , . , lerley.,l-.dward Schillu. H. 8.
The Young Peoples Htcrary Cittbib" llariford' Edward (l. y"
Kaye a very enjoyable reception Mtl‘mie Ellwood, Grafton w VL'i‘
dance last evening at lied Men's Hall, William Mcllurnham. k",
Tamar
Circaaav
In Waahlngton street The attendant-e - ,
wan so large an to till the hall. and gine'llaoh‘Illesrnli‘t‘lyl‘gh'tWI
there were viaitora from Norwalk 8‘“ J5“ ”am“ ”£1
igrldggr'mrt. Stamford, Dtthbitry and New York‘ 0 8 '1“. Rid
on water. .‘ . . ' " ' " '[m
The twinimltteo of arrangements in» .ti‘oalp'h 'J‘ alumbig;£:. J. . , ,
cludotl John Still. Bernnrd hiiller,.,ow‘ l-‘ort ”myth, N. y'. J Cr
Matthew Pitt-la n. Samuel Abraham- 3",}. V", "n.4,; ll '6 '
son and Jacob .loaem. Ham)“. 8 i‘. Saytnoh m“
Music for dancing watt playotl by the 30m“ 'Mrti itcnry 7.1”" ,
Pastime OfChQflu'I. 0‘ Eli“ Nor-walk. 'h'il2 A: L. w‘lll‘gflll. liiica. *' '4'.
mm 537m“ mmcrso. acplt .t. billion. Philadelphia. .
ootmt Initials. Pleased wait am- .l,"2,'l"';,‘c'(',',',“°,n: figfiffi";
ins mas by me and lem- ’ker, an "oven: a. N.
The Sixth Company, Coaiit Artillery. .
watt» inspected last. evening at the ,Edwards. Bridgeport; l. l'.
armory by Intipeciili' General ColonoliWaldron. Id. id. (lorhain.
Edward Schulse, of llmiorti. Fourtwnlk: it. Henachol. Now not;
full squad» were proaent. there heingiGroenateln, Bridgeport;
a very few absentee-t. The guard duty-.5 ii. 1‘. Franklin. A. G.
on which Colonel Schnlse it; very par- ; York: Hilton Elwood. A
ticular. was good. and ibiti pleased the i city: A. Thompson. Omnwisi;
inapeetor very much. The booka oiEChaac. New York. .
both companies were also inspected:
and. aitor the impaction was over iAN INGAGIMINT AN - . '
Colonel Schulse rspreaaed himself an; Mrii. ll. Wick hail ohm
being well pleased with everything. engagement of her . . . y
’ ----- Miss Mimic l.. into. at M‘ _"
OLDIIT HARVARD ALUMNUI .Parlt. west. new York Cit .» to
DIAD. iAltred ii. Walker. at 206 (Baa ‘
BOSTON. April flwChnrloa tit-urr iwest. Mitts Leela has may
Parker. ’2 years old. and the oldest 'l‘he Somalia» and vicinity.
Harvard alumna». died at biu homo tit it» the past. eight years a t e , ‘
Chestnut street. today. He watt it‘lIOI'SlII Norwalkaad balm.
member orthe cluaa of man. Mr. l'ar. .Walker is one of New York'o“ ‘
ker wait the tattoo of Fire Committ- ‘tiucocsahii dentists. The we!”
alonar S. 0. Parker. italic; place in the early fall. .
ssmhamutiiouamnom
Sale of fan}: Suits
m golf: earlyhaad solrut‘gmbrogasirr I‘d: wm' Ililrt arm
a a repetition n a hang a yoam .
more time tor alteration, it necessary. about our mmhsadiaa
praise-now is not noossaary. asytiu hosts by thin time that we
the best in towntdha others are trylag‘to Initiate as. it you in .
bought of as yet oak your neighbors: i sy did. Avoid the «radii ,
as on would it again. bsoaitsa they are keeping you your with
tiol ar ligand ,1!" plan. Y can sea iot- yourself that»
uraditaiauliin y hogan by you. it. ooiioetoraaad had . 7
it is on t t t good custom pays for the haiiowa. ,
cash new ladensstisat. in bars you hrs in tits vitris liars ‘
pnrohaai . Q .
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