III“
4 ed the proposed name for the boat as
personal attention given a. or
prescription work. .4
Chairs for our: trolley patrons.
Come In and wait for your par.
unmet: pharmacy
' I,- «.39,
fwmeM-a'm I, 4:4,. W m, .,,1 114
we‘ll-dressed wonrlcn are
Ptices,‘ $1198“
4’." PARKENl"'MInIP9r
Mrs H. A. bailed,- Ell
is visiting friends in 139
Miss Aulis Tuthill, 0: Rocky Point,
has been visiting Mr'. and Mrs. N. P.
Nelson, Fort street.
Arthur R. Morehouse and family
have moved from '31 Cove avenue to
34. on the same thoroughfare.
Rupert H. Horton, of Port Jefferson.
N, Y.. has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. N. P. Nelson, Fort street.
Captain Moses H Wilson, of Bridge-
port formerly of East Norwalk, has
sold his house in Seavlew avenue to"
Thomas R. Lilley.
Henry Gebrmann has demolished
oyster scow which has been located at
the foot or Third street for a number
of years. The recent high tide dis-
lodge the scow. 1'1
cap ain Charles Rerpsoms planning
to set out. in his sloop ham Gerber for
Bi‘ldl’é'port, Tuesday. He intends to
work “under the rocks. " as the oyster
territory oftSeaside Park is known.
TheodoreJiatchman, who has been
rst street,
seriously ill for a long time at his .
home in Seaview avenue, has been go-
ing through a bad turn for' the ,II'orse‘,
and his condition toit‘several daIs has ~
been very ngmaIe
The windows and doors of the new
Christ church building in Grfegory
Boulevard are being boarded up. it
was‘ hoped to have this church opened
last summer, but lack of IcadI funds
has' delayed the work.
It is expected that many friends of
G. Lewis Price will cross the Washing-
loh'strect bridge tomorrow morning. to
see the launching of his auxiliary
yacht. . No 0110 has successfully guess-
yet.
The dredging of the basin for the
new East NorwalkI Yacht Club is
steadily advancing. The mud is tak-
en ‘,by the dredging boat, the Hum-
phrey Toomey it is understood to a
point where In new dock is under con-
struction;
Inquiry among prominent members
of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
patty' shows that the proposed 500
piont pool tournament for the crack
pla era has probably died out. Very
litt e enthusiasm is now being dismay-
ed over it.
A little work about the East Nor-
walk'Cemetery, in East avenue, would
add new considerably to the attrac-4'
tiveness of the vicinity.
many or the plots were neglected the
weeds and grass giving a very strag-
gling appearance .
Some one says the preposed Public
clack; schedui‘ed to be located over the
entra'nce to the motor generator house
in seaview avenue, has been hibernat-
ing‘; and that if the .warm Weather will
only combine a little while. the time
piece will come out of its hiding place.
Manna Mrs. Leslie h Fant. the
youn bridegroom and bride who were
men ed in Port Chester, New York
Wednesday are residing at 21 Seavlew
avenue. but the groom will return to
Boston today to resume his duties in
the United States navy, still baring
sevéral months to serve.
Baseball enthusiasm was rampant
among the boys, yesterday, especially
in view of the fine warm weather. At
Last year. l:
‘3
Children’s Sailor
' Hats
in a full line oljcolors.
day only 1
390’
REG. 59c VALUE.
89c
11 Value $1.25
INI’IIILIM M or is)?“ int his use”
King} Tailored Wars
' day that a fine Tallowd Waist possesses more com- ”'7'
“:iort style and fit than any other Waist.
Trhnmed withbands of ribbon,
Satur-
Neatly trimmed with lace and
fine embroidery. Saturday‘ 14 .89c
realizing more Every .2
l
to $5.001
.,..,11,,_, .1 M4, 4
We: law.“ Wm Mm
soars
‘lri‘t
WE
play of Trimmed Hats.
Offer for Saturday
TABLE N0. 2
Large» Single .
Roses
orily
19c
REG. 39c VALUE
196;.
Very heavy and large
‘5
With foliage. this. season's
newest trimming, in a large as- a little different than y 0“ see
sortmem of colors." Saturday m the ordinary Jhops. Satur-
kish Towels. extra line, limit
2., Saturday. .. .....
TABLENO. 3
$844.00 Not Wais‘ts,
$14.98 ,
25 Sample Net Waisis, just
day only
$4. 98
AcruAL vapor: $8 00
2 ’ " 1!.
size Tul-
......... Igc urday '
I, ,5. as hymn. .»4. _._ 1.
$1.25 All Linea ITable
Cliithi‘fl? 25 yd. ‘ '
The very newest patterns, Sat-1
. . . Q I a . ..... 89C y'd'
” TABLE NO. x . 4 ' 4 4' ' 9'
TABLE NO. 4
$1.49 Waiéis,
98c
'Wc will place on sale 50
Waists, not all sizes in every
Waist; some sold as high as
$2.00. Saturday, while they last
989 1
We will
avenue-4 .. II .4...44 II ,- so
NDRWALK
19c Poagees, 10c mytly
of the very newest Pongees.’ In
all the new colors. Sat.
1 Instead of rye
u
homes.
We take pleasure In inviting the attention of dis-
criminating dressers to our new Easter display.
n... my Is» 3300
Willi! Reloaded on Anything Unsatrsfadiory Fownes Gloves fur Em
I...
l
I
TAIBLE NO. 5
3% Dutch Cellar,
230
Just 500 in this lot. so you
will find an assortment to se-
lect irdm. Saturday
23c
u
“14.13.39?
place on sale soc yds.
1.1115; yds
mm. a '1'1u'4a 4(4 .y. .~ .,
1,..41 4.111; g 4 412,
Interesting Spoolals Around the Store
$1. 25 Muslin Gowns, l 21% Turkish Towels,
men
limit a glimpse of. our. .
TRlMMED HATS
Q4- Htw «.
”5.5, "l
n. 25 Hair Pails
All shades. but you must hurry,
‘ as there is bound to be 'a big
business at this new» depart-
.Saturday . . . ...5oc set
Instead of $4.125 ’
.. ,1};
PLACE on exhibition, Tomorrow, a special collection Of”
typical New York Styles, which we invite you to view To:-.
marrow. Nothing but compliments are heard around our dis-
Every nine out of ten women, who have
'so far seen our Hats, at our- moderate prices, were pleasantly sur-
prised, and had Something nice to say about them. ill Every Hat
possesses an original touch either in shape or trimming, and is
gym a class by itself ill Visit the new department-ask questions, inn-a
spect the many beautiful Hats—we are bound to please you. [2:
Five Very Specral Offerings Wthh We
“the. Prowitt lot in East avenue the .
Oriole Juniors and the Raymond
streets the latter from South Nor-
walk. battled for twelve innings, the
South Norwalkers finally winnig bya
score. of 20 to 18.
The Bridgeport Real Estate Invest-
me‘nt Company which announced last
yearIIthat it proposed to erect more
than a dozen concrete houses in Greg
ory Boulevard. brrt which closed down
operalions‘ late in the season, has not-
{WV
Hommedieu Mrs. (Syring. Mrs. Har-
rlet Tate. Mrs. Margaret Friel. Mrs. H
V. Carr and Miss ida Tichenor. The
members of the mist Avenue Metho-
dist church alwaya take much interest
in the conferences and it is expected
that many others will attend the con
i‘e'rence.
A reader 0 Tile Sentinel writes as
tollows in pr out against the actions.
of a gang of young men: ~“What a pity
yet done anything toward resuming.
A proposed concrete block plant was-
partially erected, but none oi the
houses were actually started. 3
William and MelIin Waldron and
Stanley Waldron, three East Nor-
walk young men, took a trip down to
Mount Vernon, New York, yesterday,-
for; the purpose of looking up jobs but
were not successful. They had hopes
of- getting positions on the trolley
cars. but did not find the prospects
bri ht on account at the trolley War to
co the fare to New York to five
cents instead of the present ten cent
0
The entertainment committee oi? the
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
have arranged one of the popular dan'~4
cos fogw‘lt‘lob the company is known 4
ion Ithl evening, at the truck house in
Van Zandt street Chief F. M. Wheel
or was busy this morning, looking at.
ter the installing of the new electric
lights, which Will be used this evening
for the fi'prt time. Benger' s orchestra
has been secured to furnish the music
for the dancing.
A grating has been built about the
front or the new Podeletsky building.
in East Washington street. A little
filling has also been done about the
base of the building. Thus far 1th:
stores in t e strut: are unoccup e
Gaptaial‘lob lltlgllwood who has
been working on the Southpoi‘t oyster
beds returned 40 ins with a
load or oysters: och oystermen
whit are at werk there b'riog' the re-
suit’ or their citor‘t's back ’to south Nor- 4'
walit for disposal. 4
East Norwalk was well: r4 presented
yesterday at the shirt Yo Editors
. District Methodist cleaner-ease. which
I: being held in: eastern: Athens
those who went over. fr'drmdrenew were: ,.I
Mrs. E. J Simona Mrs. (2.
rd
soIIIICIMrs. J a. Wheeler, Mr". and WMI‘I‘IIl‘ ‘5'
Beyinour,‘ Mr and Mrs odious. 11
we have no police over here in East
Norwalk. for the corner of Pleasant
and Fort streets is badly in need of
an oilicer to look after to gang of
young men whb apparently have noth-
ing better to do than to destroy oth-
er peoples' property. Their ages range
from ten to eighteen years mostly,
though there are some little chaps as
w—
: A
youngas eight items or age who‘ are
following in their elder brothers' toot-
steps. Some 014-4 the young men sit on
the Epstein‘gr’ocery store steps until
midnight. Thhre is hardly a whole
pane of glasinn the windowa of one
house Two panels or a door have
been split. and other damage has been
done The neighborhood has put up
with ”a good deal from this gang in
the past year " ‘
illiiillflli.
The Kindly Club is planning to at-
a session of the conference in Stam-
ford, this evening. ‘
Seth B.."I“o s, eta-Hartford. has been
spfending'a. f
-
every. woman will on
New York Herald
AISection in Color: ply.“ the, Very latest Eight
lag maker-4a of. Ear-in ”andfi41tlIére are many special articles that
Inlet-sued In,
m... from the lead-
among theta:
A NEW; MAMNNA
A beautiful composite photo.
graph made from eight
turnouts masterpieces
AonEAT armor mo. hi J
WORK. 4
Chase made»a.~§2.000Ii1flG
. .‘4 ture in A daV-
‘ 'Irras. tastes”. can. '
is" she losing». her charm}
W
1EA$TER s:IUNBHHIIE AND
Telling how Mr. William M. . '
THE rrrL-fio4 unifies '
ERAFTE‘RI“ . .
THE Wd-llJ'E SHADOW
A charming tel: by K. M.
R
ADGW
"A dainty poem by Ethelyn
Leslie Huston. Strik-
i4ngly illustrated.
today.
4.4An slimming gtp'
by);
my} sIsII-IEII
ORDER TODAY FROM.
, la a. harmful rdproduetlmiy in. coi'ora of a characteristic picture
REPU BLICS
fi
nerves. 4 4
YOUR N EWSDEALERD
days here. in connec-
‘ *1 .
11am up‘ at her lid
‘It'l’on'wtth the probatlng of the' will or
the late Mater. St. John.
Mrs. Charles H. Stevens. of Belle
Island, who was operated on at the
Nor-walk Hospital. tor- apendlcitia, a
few days ago, isgetting along nicely.
Mansfield W. Duty has” disposed of
his cottage at Belle island to H. W.
Plant, who occupied its last season,
and who became greatly attached to
the island. I
The popular. classic, The Crucifixion.
Rowayton Baptist church Sunday eve
ning, April 4th. Seats tree and every-
body Welcome.
Farmers are remarking on the: pe-
culiar spring weather, cold, late and
wet beyond the average. Sca'roe a seed
of any sort has been but in the
und,land veryivfew turrows turned
as yet. Carpenters and painters are his
so much delayed.
the village serenaded MII’ and Mrs.
Harvey Jarvis aghin last night, but on
account of a case of sickness nearby
desisted from-making any demonstra-
tion. The groom’ invited the company
in the house in Crockett street, where
refreshments “wese=seIIved and a jolly
time enjoyed.
.MA
3d!” Gold Medal Elour if
‘ pernickity about their victua
llllllili Alli ll
. .4
Mrs.- Wéitervelt' 'alld broiliir. of Da-
BALLI' Arm
cenfiln
. cured a position in the plant. of the-4
Grotut J: Knapp Company in south II "
.‘ Norwalk.
"been away on a wedding tour.
says he has not been so luckI as that.
He is still. in a state of single blessed-
wlll be rendered by the choir of the .
your folks are I
rien visited tripods la Springdale re 4"
Theodore flashes: of Dorian, 1138,58. ,
peas and fancy tree.
John
space for storage room. He has been
having the {place wired for electric
lights I195." 4 4 4
Andrew Taylor took a party' of
friends. correlating of E '1‘. Bates J. JUMKFD A84 HOW HAN AWAV.
C. Klinefelter and two others to Er ”st: (3. Glegoryhog'; Westport ave-
Bridgeport in his automobile yester»
day to attend the state ice dealer's t
The day being so mild,
the trip was a very pleasant one for
conveuiion
them.
street. Darien, and her: merchandis
has been movMed upstairs
apartments.
largely influenced to' make this Chang
on account of illness The vacant stor
has been secured by Drugglst S. M.
Allenr who has Occupied the adfirininlg
r A .-
Store for it number of years.
Mrs. J E Davies, has glren up her
store in the Noxon block in Math
into her
s.’l)ay4ies has been
paella ad an‘ experience. yesterday at
oon. that he won bacon tdrgétI Mr.
gory engaged 4a tur ttI‘p 0.H
Banks, intending to ‘
When in front at Jon and
store in Wall street,a therliorsé- sudden-
ly4 shied at sump passing. object. and
started up Wall ”street. a; a; terrific clip.
At this sudden occurrence Mr, Gregory
decided that the best thlni' him to
do was. to jump,- which it id. at held
onto the reins. The trl tened. animal
dragged the runabout skin and when
in transact Mitchell's turn tare store,
threw the wagon against the curb up-
setting it. With the assistance of sev-
é.
e
e
A party of the young residents of . .1144 M. 1
ItiTRSIQS'GQQClanCI
Creates Strength”
~. Mrs.. Louis E. styling, nap has prism : 3'5
Mali) atheist lo
About a. week by ' 'attr'tcit or gri
.Earl Vosburglr. "son. or George Voa€11
Iburgh. of Darien, .ls enibying a shot-
13 filrlouxh: from his duties in the United
States navy at his home here. The
309513 man's rarioush airlines next
psday.
”John Eisner-tr. who war II on the
r rowhrid‘g'9. pinup, dollénd r's Point,
, was erroneously reported as having'
4.7.94 and horas Vidol
was 4
MXTER.
.1 FR NK‘2 H.”
A random
fimslsh' 14
end (It the trolley men. who happened
along at the time, the horse was stop-
part without further damage, and Mr.
Gregory proceeded on his way to Wll~
ton. He is the recipient at cougratula
lions from his many friends, this morn-
ing. for his pluck and cool head.
IIIIIII ilillillltils
' HO'Y'T'S THEATRE
With the change of program for the
last three days of this week the new
tions. Lee Brothers and Allen, with
ever presented to a Scuth Norwalk
. i"; audience; their dancing on roller and
‘ ice skate's is positively an attraction
. not to he misses,
the price of II mission alone. Sam-
44 aflowal'd, ouII44 Hebrew friend, vies with
4 Italian. Rose, the noted Jewish come-
' titan for gotId stories and correct im-
person'ation of the Hebrew. Ruby
Caldwell, the dainty toe dancer, who
I had the hard position or opening the
show. made an excellent impressiou'
with her dancing. Williams and
Deromond and Company. presenting
dnrrgleland, is held over for the to-
nIainder ot the week, on account ot its
drawing quality .0!» which the au'rlieace
can’t get enough.
lelI 'prepdsesgtio use" radiocarbon
acts aIe certainly box- odice atlrac-,
which is well worth14
' 1. their novelty dancing act is the best-
I
4.
birthstone
Woulen 4 ..... I. .120;
DEFgA'lL' wwlsltifis ’
The Crescent howling team defeated
the waverlys teat: night for the fourth:
consecutlyfe time!» The games were.
rolled attain the Norwalk Alleys. The
scores made last; night were as fol-
lows:14 .
-. Fig? Second Third
Crescents. e*"gatne. game. T't
II. who“ his 157142
R0991 .1132' 1148 14124
Buster. 1.155! 129» 1048:
Peebles ...I .,.162.‘ 168: 1-08
Baningosa. .4134. 175 116
‘ ’ finial :33, $3.
Wavel‘lys, .4 . .‘ 6
Grindrod- 445,129 118 116
WeIerhans'er. .131 109 133* v
IBrundage .I.....149 119 143I
Meeker ....... . 149 142 173
99.
155.
‘ona‘mé‘
everywhere.
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8 MOUTH MAIN STREETI 4
The .ORRLINE treatmeatrtor
cure. of the Drink Habit: Icali he.
used With absolute withdrawn. I
destroys all desire i'or whisky
beer or other alcoholic stimulants.
.,Thonsands have successfullymsod
it and have been restored to livep “
ot sobriety and usefulness“: , I
Can..B4e4 le'en' Sega-914m
co's‘rs ONLY or A BOX
'Guarantee in Each Box; "
Write for Free ORRINE Booklet I
‘ (mailed in plain sealed care
to. ORR'lNE CO. 933 ORRINE
Bul ldiag, Washington. ‘.D C. _
Rl E is sold by leading druggis
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