may for that day's issue
‘ We: as possible
W
In. trim t, iN it i
lam. {fol neon:
mm in ltldgeileld
you Easter greetings
. won groceries. std
' _. «ll it"!!! have bronlht two
$51. will hold it sociable this even-
It the home at John Knorr. oi
One ’ Haymakere Association.
. “1‘2. will hold a regular meeting
, evening at its toll in the (Janette
in idle;
‘n‘n. Reed Flynn and daughter Doro
cal. South Norwnlit, ~have been
I the week past :t Mrs. Flynn's
1m home.
Edward ‘J'Briennpi Elizabeth atmt,
m t'alten a position in the oflce oi
home oi E. H. Hoichklla &
y, in Ann street.
.6. T. U. will meet with Mri.
Richardson. 10 West avenue.
at 3 o'clock sharp Any tutor-
in temperance are invited.
'7'!“ P C. degree will he worked at a
i communication oi Old Well
No.108.l".and A M., at its
..» flondoy evening at 8 oclock.
"W Nellie Sieigerwnid of 23 River
:iraiei. Norwaik entertained the For-
‘ ‘oi America at her home Tues-
toning. A line time is reported.
George L. Rockwell oi Lotinabury.
Mathewson & Company. was elected
chairman oi the iiidaedeid Republican
town committee. last night. for a per-
iod of two years.
The employee at the it I 0 corset
factory will have a three days vaca-
tion on account of Good Friday. The
factory will clone down this niiernoon
until Monday morning.
Tile annual spring cleaning oi the
Fairiieid County home in Weatport
avenue. will he commanded next week
As usual Deacon John D. Taylor] ill
be in char aniline ion will occu y
, note the 5th to tile son. oi the
monthw
~Bteak Cod. "1!"ch lb., at New
York Market. .
A regular meeting at Eureka ite-
bekah lodge, l. 0. ,. Fl, will he held
Friday evening, altar which a lull re-
hearsal wil he held ‘ All the mem-
hers that ice exert are requested to
prdnent. u t ere will he work the
hm meeting in May.
-—Baaebal Friday. usement
Normv out Ends.
Purlt. ‘
undone .
Lincoln Connoil.’No. 4. Order at Uni-
tud American Mechanics. will hold 7a
regular meeting tomorrow evening at
s o'clock. all which routine huainena
will be trenaacted. and further ar-
ranutnenin made tor the authoring
oi the state convention hero in May.
«in liters. sures arre-
Two bankruptcy hearings are sched-
nled to come before iieieree John W.
Banks. on Saturn . One will be the
application m Pauline. oilionih
Norwnllt to urged from bank
roomy. and the mud will he it went
in: or the creditors at J. ti. Phalen. the
tobacco dealer. who conducted it more
oi the corner at thin and Golden Hill
streets. iii-Hm
. p... it Cl“ 3.2.7.“:
tea a or y
Nadia mar tile. values up to the.
0m evening. ii. Germain Co
'i‘he aervwss at time church tor
the real oi Pas-Mn Week are an on
low: Tonilht. Haunday Thursday
night. the on , retiolotdhe iioly (lotu-
» . .7 n: '7
ii], W” . I
timid: on three konn' devotion ionin‘nn
l2 ii. or H i-
"trig. W the Infing'm
of the mammal oi baptism at «I. .
—-iliua flak. lid lie. at New York
Market.
'l'hrouuil an arm made, at the Nor
walk police
W‘Iil planted” in In. eel “nation“;
a out w venue a
drilit or .Wm % t
the new
houses where
imminill
unions were
but ill!
ad today in greatly re-
uymnnnin “M”
|'lora to tbis city to aasiat . '
ilor in the liaatvr mill. .
Tbsiutohontiagcinhisecwamat
for at memory The list oihciai act
in connection with the organisation
was periormed this morning by Tm
aver Inward B. Smith when he mama
to the moors oi the old club checks
tor 02. it this amount being the pro- .
one share oi the club’s assets.
At a ’ap‘stridl meeting held at the
I'lliaekeino Hotel February 17 it was
voted to disband tile club and a eom- ‘
mitten consisting ot the governing - .
board was appointed to sell the
erty oi the club, anti pay all nuts and.
in: obligations. and to distribute the
aaaets pro rata
I‘m
iiie ta an ioliowe:
l. 1908:
I'll i, 1908:
5'0
“(inched (tom
Transportation
Telephone . .
«in.
........
iinlamse on hand
. ;
laborers. 33, on
trie ii.
”I‘ll 0!
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retirement
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ed in thee
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(‘lnh
on...” twine new.) two... Dent
um
Since the diebanding oi the Knob
Dating Club the Knot» Club has been
formed. to occupy the grounds.
new organization also bought the old
clubs equipment. paying $250 for the
Statement from Jan. 1, 1907. to Jan.
l
‘ Receipts.
Cash on hand from last an-
Statement irotn Jan. l, iiiilil. to An
lac .
Cnnhrt on hand iroru inst re
...................... C 505. 07
slots»
The
Diaborosmente.
.....
resale
-- eav-
lame it Connor (2 meetings,
Mahacitemoi .......... . . . .
Collector ...... . ..............
......... '1
Balance on hand. «an. divided
pro ruta unlony'zliii members.
EDWARD ii. tiiil'fli.
Treaanl'cr.
strewn?»
Takes the Inna out at cats
WNW Palaeaov
MW
#Iflkfln “NORM-C Il’flll.
”Chow
fluidity invalid. The three one." re-
and are entitled to wear
or
e dispatch were. with
la la the
mmleueiioa h"kiln M
“My
little
prescriptions
to an and know that you
will get the fill and: not,
pay too much for it either.
.q'...-.-.-u
Repairs and adoption ..... . :
venu-
Stationery. printing and poet-
' coverings Ind
root for summon.
prices the levees.
rm.
sion for your selection.
French Chamoia and Rail riot}
there are many new. dainty s
I. WASHINGTON OTIIIT.
ND"
The
The financial statement oi the last -
year oi the old Knob pitting Club's
7 50
i". or.
“it"
w—wm.‘ y‘vrw
a fill.”
i 0.~—‘l'hn
Dressy Wattle. Stylish Belts, Dal
hill Ribbons, Chantilly Veiling and m
iii...
* WEAR.
lied Clothes'
_ . B. Jiaélt‘eon.
nut-mono theOptioal Lino.
thiprésmt
'ty of a new string, Oil
Cloth or Lindrum. It describes your predioni'arnt, remem-
, ‘ stock and Israeli pricemmnd you are
it in our intention that every cus-
f 4 tot every dollar spent under this
items the newest, quality the beat,
«LIES ” 8: CO
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. one Carlo consistent.
Neckwear
looable lion 'iery are here in protu-
Oi course you will want a new pair «it, on... to complete your outfit.
We have a very extensive showing oi all lengths and all aim in Kid
es. Besides all the staple coiorinas
ior street and evening wear
are is no doubt but we can till your Easter wants to your antlsiactinn.
y. E. RYAN s. 00..
$007” NORWALK;
‘ l v
Our clothes ior droaovnp mullahs express a dignity
lt'a II pleasure in wear
You ii and
'II correct; new styles. new cloths. “
liifi~ii hilt stock «spatially selected for
good things, in MI you
Willis H. “SelleCk,
48-50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
nuai statement ............ i 3."
Received iron: dues and in-
itiation . 4,613.15
Received from bath houses .- 180.00
Received from lockers ...... 30.00
Received irorn water mots... 10.46
Received from telephone .. . . 4.
Received iron: piandard Oil
Company‘ .................
“£45.25
Diaborasrnants. and elegance hart to duplicate.
{‘le .. ....... .l... ..... $1,853.00 them; you knowi. ., re iimli‘i'
W . Corrie to our Lu einr our Easier Stilt!
Entertainments ............. 81:. 55 we hare everything that ’
:fIMPOrtation ... .......... (mail new patterns. truth the best clothes makers in the land.
Tmai'ruam and suppliers . ....... 53:?” Furnishings
“mam: 777777 7 ''''' "5'50, our Easter trade! Too many:
m... 1...... I... .64. ' 7'7"" W “"77 'n m 77" .... w"
...................... 55.5’
Lighting .................... 248.38
Collector .............. . ..... ”5.00
Balance on hand ........... 505.77
”No.35
Easter Models
Arc now in. Mid We imply
that they will mum the an
prowl oi am most dint-rim
inuliiig clientele
We invite yonr oimw lnapeeiltlii.
All shapes stylus and rice» in
"inn and (int ii‘I wear.
Ryan.
so wesnmcron ar.
e
.733} 35‘
New Minx. Beauti-I
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countless WILL nor rash Laws
mun—o.-
Roosevelt Neg Aeted Upon.
WdiijiINii'i‘ON April
than.“ or Congress hm. no
president {hut mwornl inwa
I'ongreso will proirnhiy have mill-d to
was main of tho most importnnt
removes rotorniiwilded by the presi-
dent. They are as toilown'
lieutr
ronrta in the issuance of ininnrvilnna in
labor disputes; sounding the Sherman
iIllHi’lilt law so as to estohlluh u aye.
tent of tederai licensee tor lnier~atutn
torptn'niilma: io'enuhie tho. railrondu
to iorta crane mmtutinna so all in
limit! [miller Mobility of "thin and
returns: to remove some of lilo i'iil
tricliona irotn combination. or lotion
to prohibit railroads iroul blur-Minion
union employees; empowering the
intervntalo (tolunwm- t‘oxunlinuinu III
ventral future tenure at moire nnd
heads of railroad prupaitv; to permit
lilo alimony general In uumv "no of
the receivers tor insolvent rnilmuda:
to remove the duty on wood pulp: to
firm/Hit {or the :2.»quanqu of tour
hattlnhlpn instead oi iwm to numb-
Iian will! envl intuit a.
Theme nreiilo ensures which lentil
are have name to put through it pos-
nihie: linkina mum elastic the our
many: grantinl (fiiiiiill'liiiiilltili lo gov-
iiegovernnwnt eerv .prohlbitlna
child labor in ll? «of colon:
MI: loom
nommittee l em»... a the dri-
«line “Mitten oi the unhaio to give
hearth“ preliminary to n I‘evinon oi
II. on rialipn as auto uni
Integration l Will. this hot waterways
committee In dentition the worn on
which innit slatted inst nor.
.Aflmaw
Invade
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1LVPIN ”NTINIG
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m It mom
flew” lot libel“ fimfi'
Ivan mini iii WM illi
. no"... v7"".l:.......... W"... .7.
WWW a.
d swam V”!
t a i
Mimic b"ironic! miller
hm
H
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IT.
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lciine the power oi the toner-ail
«ruinous onlnluyuve la tired while in
9!.
Many .leecmmeodlilnna oi President!
1'
i
ld.-'l‘lm theatre-goers. it one may judge by the
lid lllc‘ lam»
ich ho periurmaucoa all along the line
desired to have enacted «I inn. mulch one til the some classics. which. with
will not he put through. A mepihuia- nth.» smincnlar electoral ‘l'reniures
Iion shown that when the oesaiou ends nliiilt'ri it appeal strongly to all classes.-
DON’T put it off till the last
minute; pickoutyottr East.
or Clothes now. You can
it here economically, Realise
we can fit you out in a smart,
high-grade Suit, for
$12, $15, $18 or $20,
that you can’t match in town,
in equal quail and lit, for less
than $2 to 3 more than our "
prices. These are facts; they u
mean better Clothes for less
money, if you’ll investigate.
#1
Exclusive Easter Necitwear. 25c to 50¢ ,_
New Negligee $1 to $2. 50.
Extra Good Enact yes. 81 to 82. ’
Men s Easier Hats, :2 to st.
Men' 3 Fancy Hosiery. 25c to 50¢.
OYS' EAS’I‘ER CLOTHES in the neweit
ityles and fabrics. it butvery moderate
~«not cheep Clothes. bntgood. , W
. One never tires of the sorrowa
beautiful Marguerite or the m ,
“ cinution of Mephinto. The dpiny
wcllltnownto ncnispemi description
An added teatnre on route this '
soil with Porter .i White's ”not
trained choir of seven "deed
grout cathedral mono. The
anon will be given here on em
iioit's Theatre, afternoon and
“random." W
' PAINT.
l-‘nust hover loses its attraction for
audiences that tire greeting the
it is
mus own venue. its ”new... «is rum.
7
ATM: MAN (it run Hails. .my armour: it have linen
mildew millimeters immune be time "aMnunlnriIrmighhut
loam “Wilt? "l”.l".i‘" g?" 33; .352.“ Mr. firm? Jill...
u Mil fl rm ' a ‘ .
Wilmer. This initi- r ' 7; ed. and Morris on "within to i
“We
non Wodilliidii ill tin vie interim”:
to. arm'u rim?» Jmmg
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