rinses
zeal”
house in' to
Gum C
' keeps pace will our forum tat-ck.
terns attract
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‘qttiélt sales.
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wimpmyyw can always find winnrtgt noyoi‘li’er
beautiful and the large number of exclusive dc
II an Icon Middrlonrehmm .Y5u wpl .11pr find W prltes mOre than
oilins & Co
, i
about on” it spill W?” 531- iii}!
we are oIn ng, and tells pin nnLy that
Youw
Department
The linear and most fascinating pai-
tin
i dinneral Director: and Embaimers.
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Optician '
Wham
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5! WALL STREET.
I t
Bit Elle of sheeitmuslc. tomorrow.
at Coleman’ 2. _
Henry and James uglass, of Wi|~
ton are dow‘hIw'lth t e.mensles
'Attorney John .1 Walsh of Nolwalk
spent yesterday In Hartford on busi-
ness
Warren P Smith has moted from
Madison street to Chestnut street.
South Norwnllt
The Norwailt liigh School baseball
team will play the Manor School at
Stamford at that place Saturday.
Captain Smith Northrop. of the
Phoenix Engine Company of Nolwnlk
is seriously ill at his home In Main
street.
The Misses Ruth Riley and Anna No-
Inn, of Brookiyi, N.- ii. are spending n
few days with Miss Elizabeth liarklns.
of. Franklin uterine. Norwslk.
Darien constables were reported as
at: wool: with their trap for motorists
as late.“ 10 ocloclt Tuesday night.
Several who womb held up. but not tor
molly arrested. do fared yesterday that
it would be about-£10 pretend that the.
Buried obstinate anything In the
world but. mil. 5.. .22.; s I.»
—Msn‘a Caps. O‘.Brion
Banner Council sawing Circle. 1). of
IA, met at Mrs. Lillie Merriam's yes-
terday, and n~soclal evening was spent
with games, music and songs until a
late hour Thirty- three sat down to
the Millie per "iii h. ,. 6’ next meeting
”will he held yr .‘Iinrvey Ackart.
nowayt‘nn. on May 20th
There. is always an attractive fresh-
ness reboot the stock "shown by A. .l.
Catlin: a C0 each season that is In it
selg diggestivtl of the big business
they a lining. and their prices are
the kind thntflake quick sales ThelI
carpet dept“ eat with the newest
and best pattern in rpets. rugs, mat
tings oIL ninth ’Wii‘tlms. See
adv.
—.a—Peerless Flour. 90c bag; $7.20 bbl.
F. i). Lawton & Co.
A fulfills Issued today for n spe-
cial city mastic. (or next. Monday eve-
ning at 8 o‘;cloclt It hit-ion Hall. This
meeting is Yet the purpose of compiet
ing the plan to5fupd $61 0 worth of
water bonds and to non the floating
Indebtedness {Signs city to the xtent
or $109, 000. {€515.11 passed the cgis
lattice with s’ e that It would not
become valid until submitted to a city
meeting
"’—-—There was a good attendance at
the Rummage Sale of Visiting Chapter
of Trinity Church. yesterday,' and
thrduxb the generosity of the many
Mndfl'iends of the chapter, the tables
were ver attractive. .Mote contribu-
tions are desired. especially of child-
ren' s clothing.
Sunday will be observed as Mother s
Dan. 813m“ bout the country too great-
er or less ”tent ’l‘he flower commit-
tee, or the rebuilt Not-walk Baptist
ChIIrclr,~:ol Which Attic 1...: Beatles is
chairman. has arranged a pretty ties
ulna In2the form...“ a large .ral
p low, with the more. “Moths "
iii W5 in attetidonc
evening service will. be preg " . iith
armeficarpation.1‘ho choir of the
sinlgfigl‘e'limbi 3:1 been r nested to
the
1' Hi Be '1‘ ere," Sun-
E: ”MWSIMM”
$12fiim 5
W s '29
~:.‘g'[\,‘i ‘i
snort; es.
085 ,
1
. Just now and In order taumest that
- vice that Gateiy 'and Brennan offer
: advice which they will sell you on
' 5 pay all at once. .
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cal .Line. i
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ree
NORWALK.
opp
in”
r. Mgmmu‘fi
' ‘
’l'here‘twiii’be the usual Saturday.
sale of sheet music at W A. Bugger:
man’s tomoIrow.
It Try a box of Saturday chocolates at
theStIllson-Powell Corporation Only.
Twenty-Me cents. '
Read 1. Golden's udv., and see what
be Is offering us specials in ehe line.
or waists. Don‘t miss this sale.
-——(}rnu. Sugar 19 lbs. ti. i‘.l).L. it Co.
In the ndv. of A. F. Bookman 8: Co.
you will ilnd some Interesting cut
prices on fresh groceries and provis-
ions of all kinds.
The two piece suits that the Copy
right Clothing Company is showing
are the kind that particular men like.
The ndv. will tell you the prices. etc..
Ernest C. Gregory, the popular
young law clerk of Hurlbutt and Day
vis‘ oceiil in the Gazette building, is
seriously ill at his home in Westpori
uvanue.
-~Grecn Soft llats. O‘Brien.
.l. J. MeGinnis. who was iibntlonist
at the Hotel Clifford for some time. has
been spending a few days in New York
city, but will return here the last of
the week, .
At the Boston Store tomorrow, your
dollar will do the usual good servlcc.
’i‘he adv. will tell you what they are
offeling and the reduced prices. as well
as the values are. gIVen. ‘
A dance will be held tomorrow eve
orchestra will furnish music.
dances will now continue each Satur-
day evening through the season.
——l’eerlcos Flour. 90c bag; $7.20 bbl.
F. i). Lawton a: Go. '
County Commissioner John Brophy.
of Ridgeileld. was in South Norwslk.
yesterday afternoon, having been able
In tw0 Weeks. owing to a slight attack
of pneumonia.
Large magnolia trees about the town
are in full bloom and they fill the all
with fragrance and give a touch of
slimmer to the eye. At a distance they
resemble huge bouquets of pink and
white flowers.
The measles. which seem to Dr
reigning supreme In The Norwulks at
present, have another victim in Miss
Mildred Gregory. daughter-of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gregory, of Newtown ave-
IIIIe, who is very ill with the. disease.
—-:Latest In Soft Hats. O’Brien.
Adolph W. Dreyfbss. the Mnhacke-
mo Hotel cigar dealer. has had one of
the windows of his store display a
number or original newspaper cuts of
the railroad drawbrldge accident. of
ilftyslx years ago. :
Judge .lbseph R. Taylor has not ,st
rendered his decision In the case of
Mrs. Sarah Larrigan against George
W. Everett. The case Wamtried. out
before Judge Taylor at the town court
in Havlland street, Wednesday.
—-Nutmsg. Dance, Friday. May 7.
Lockwood’s’flall. Speidel‘s Orchestra.
Admission 750. ‘ ‘ '
Judge Joseph R. Taylor has not yet
made announcement of his appoint-
ment as, rosacutor for the Norwalk
town cour’t, which office is now being
held by Leo Davis. but against whom
a numbermf people are making a tight.
Mr. Romanian condition for. two
days phat has been very encouraging.
The improvement. which was pro-
nounced Wednesday. coitt'inued yester-
day morning. and the patient seemed
to be in good spirits. He had a long
talk with his.»lnw partner, John F
Keating
——Full line Caps. 0' Brien.
The demand for stylish footwear at
popular prices is particularly strong
demgid Flynn and Ryan have an ex-
cept nally large stock of all kinds
and maker: or Oxfords. pumps hand
shoes on hand. Better call and look
them over“ ..
——Smoked Shoulders, Ill/go lb. I".D
Lawton &. Co. ~
Buy now‘, pay later. That Is the ad-
you In their adv. ’today. and they have
a full line of clothing whack up that
the easy payment plan and let you
pay them later. 'l‘neir liberal payment
plan enables the whole family to be
comfortably and .seaspngbly, dreamt
wgthout the disadvantage othayisg to
‘55:“me I. .5 «‘5 ”f
:. —--y_--~I—-T-—-——-—e
—Most1 dlsnghrin‘g tiltln eruptions.
scroftils. pimples ”fishes, Swan
1
“this in: chumps oi;
.you clear-eyed;~ cl:eii_i‘; rained. clear.
skinned;
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nlng‘nt the Country Club. Spelllai‘si
Those l
to go to Bridgeport for the first time :
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Miles
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For Womdn In all the new Sleng colors,
twlol‘mw ........ . ...........
neitALit EVENING s
. , 23c pr.
new"?
. ‘9‘! it“. -
w
5L 3. t... .52
50c Silk Poppies,
«1.99 ‘
Just l0 dost-II indbisimrw lot on sale on
thc main floor- all colour.
row .......................... 19c bunch
Limit ii to customer
Smart
Tailored
and '
Flower ‘
tumor.
31400" “New Sailors.
99¢
50 new
(ill Hflll’ lilillOl‘l‘OW ill .........
Street ealwsf Instead of $1.00, I
....... 69c :
Trimmed
Hats ,
$8.98
amas, 97c
ers; Instead 018125
82.00. Tomorrow, all sizes
$1.25 Children’s Pan- , Unit)!
Neatly trlmrt'te‘d with large ribbon at reaIIt-
tomorrow ....... 97¢
$2.00 Short Sleeve Tailored and Fancy
Waists, $1.29
We will place on sale 75 short sleeve 1
Walrus, low neck, made from the lineal
quality of Lawn; never sold less than
..... 121.29
VALUES UP TO 86
list Like “Cut. $4.98
. Jr in.
I
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The. most (omplcte showing of llnlritumed llnls In the NH and
sonnlllc You may choose from 100 distinct shapes. in full I
(I'I‘Iluns lll' 1‘0 $4.00.
5W II'W '
2.. I.»
92" WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
We Cheerfully Exchange :‘Goods or Refund Tonif Money
Dressy
Flower
Trimmed
Hats . .
mEd Hat SéctiOn
’AGE THREE.
“TINEL
nrmm
.. . MW
()dd loin and samplép," éveyy bagn now
nnd fashionable style; all the new
colors. Tomorrow .' ................. 95c
Values up to 32m
121- 2c “Langdon” 76
“‘Muslin.’ 7e yd.
liiilu ynids new fresh i'IoIn the mills, go
on radio turnout)» at ................. 7c .
Instead of i2 'éc
$1.25 White Skirts,
’ ' “ 98c '
,r .
We will place on sale our 31.2.5 stock
White Muslin Skirts, it big assortment
to select from; Instead of $1.25. to-
on Bill? LOIIIOFI‘OW.
Designed for summer wear
$493
, mot-row ............................ 950
VALUES UP TU SN ‘
29c Silk Mull,
19c yd.
at prices that “""' “3' This HPllflOll'fl most wanted fabric for
“"g" ”1 “mm“ m ~~~~~~ 93° ’ evening wear; regular 29c yd. On sale
tumor row ........................... 19c
May Shirt Waist Sale 7
LOOK AT THESE EQR
$1.75
WaiSts, 98c cacti
Tnlloi‘ed and Fancy \\ diets for tomorrow
with the very
a big line Io select from. On sale to-
morrow ............ 9.. .......... 98¢ each ins
$1.23
Iligh nt-ck, long sleeves. neatly trimmed
snlc tomorrow.
VALUES
Waists at S2. 25 Short Sleeve
Wrists at 319.8.
82.25 short sleeves and low neck. and
long sleeves and high neck. We in-
‘vite ynnr'ciose Inspection of these big
values. and you will agree with us
they are fine. values at ............ $1.98
best quality of lace. On
all sizes ............ $1.23
load of $1.75
omen ’s Lightweight Up
a": 4'
erwear
so.“ an...
Jlr
with this department and look over the inducements
Silt l‘ MON Sl' l’l‘S neIItlt trimmed with silk tulle, wash-
ablt- him all sizes at ........
Why pny fancy prices for {fitn- Goods? Visit our ”Boar.
We guarantee all or our Hair (loads to
We will match your hair to perfection lNl-‘ANTS'
Goods Department.
be real human hair.
........................ 38¢
WOMEN‘S lfic PlNr‘ annu‘n ( i) I‘ 'lth neatly tr
the not k ...................................
row tor summer wear .......................
BONNETS, on sale tomorrow.
at special prices this week. to get yer; acquainted with this front ....................................
department. Bring samples of your Hair. All big values
an 2f 1.." l :1” i
Prices range
burned at
l$1.00 “HARVARD MILLS" BRAND UN'IOV Sl' ITS, silk
.......... 91:
and cotton regular 31 00 gnInIents. tomorrow .......... 79c
..5 wt.
Hair Goods Delis Bonnets and Sacques
\' It AgilKliLi: AA‘II Bl AS'l |(‘ REL 'rs on sale tomor-
- 390 LAWN DRESSING SACQUES on sale tomorrow at 254:.
25 m 31 :25 Visit this department if you want a big assortment to height
. c
from. KIMONO§ and DRESSING SACQUES. 19c to S2500.
'-:-~‘~-...t .. :5..‘.
25¢: to 32.00
ODD FELLOWB' LADIES NlGHT.
Newton Baera' Recital Enjoyed by But-
ler Lodge Members and Friends.
Odd Fellows‘ Hall, in the Donovan
block. was filled last night with Incin-
born and friends of Butler Lodge No.
97, l. 0. O. I".. to listen to the dramatic
characterization. “David and Jona-
than." presented by Newton Beers, the
noted Impersonator.
Mr. lieers' recital was a treat from
a dramatic standpoint. and was thor
oughly enjoyed by nil. ills preseuld
tion of the. scenes and characters in
tire incidents that prophesied the birth
of just. such an order as the Odd Fel-
lows, was truly remarkable. and held
the audience' a close attention from be
ginning to end.
The committee in charge or the en
ierta‘lnment Was composed of Prof C.
E. 'Hlpeliey. chairman; Frederick tPitv
zer, George Keating and James ()ertle.
They were congratulated on the suc
cess of the evening.
After the recital the floor was clear.
ed‘of‘chalra and dancing was enjoyed
to music furnished by Archer.Benger,
violinistrand John McMahon. pianist.
GETTING READY FOR OPENING.
Busy Times at the Norwalk Yacht
Club House at Hickory Blair.
‘The bduée committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club is getting ready for
the tormal opening of the club house
on Monday-May» 313i. and requests all
boat owners to take their vessels out
ottbo. club house, where they have
been stored all winter. by the 15th
inst. so that some needed work can
be done on" the interior of the build-
ing.
‘ The dock at the club house has been
entirely rebuilt by Contractor Jacob
B. Raymond, .and the ‘work will be fine
ished this week. it Is expected. Janitor
*Willlani M Young and his assistant
hare rebuilt and. tart-ed the float and
it: is now
Some changes-.will be: made in the
electrical wiring and the lights ex-
:ended to the third floor of the build-
ng.. . .
REPORTED CRITICALLY ILL
William'd. Hamilton Failing at a: Hoe-f
pltal In Orange, N. J.
'Willinm'd. Hamilton. a‘
known employee oi the. ‘rofut and
Knapp Company, was reps ted at an
early hour this morning to be dying at
Orange, New- Jersey, where he'.- has
‘bten Ill 0: pneumonia for several
w oaks;
Mrs. .linmllton and their son. Wih,
wen there l'ong below he was taken of ChuIch &. Miller, was honored at
llain B. Hamilton, have been with him
for several days and at 3 o'cl0clt this
morning a telegram was received or.
ill“
.-
.5 r 1 r' . Iii
in excellent condition.‘
Mg out" i .1: 11%
rmer well- ,
. of the Tumble-Gloss list out 's
5 arm 5 _
Ladies Cleans, Spits
We have no competition with our prices. Others will ask you for the same
goods from so to
on’t Overlook This'
Don’t Miss It!
Lndles' Ribbed Vests,
regular 10c. -
Ladies Gauze Lisle
”Base 2563‘
.7..c
19c
w»“g“n" "a.” ..
Get Your 5.6:
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memm—vnwfipgw M.
.u— .m .2 .. 2.2 .m..m.—.u..
,5; 915:: my 3
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“Intruder “restate -.;
Wands and Millinery
35 per cent. more.
50c Corsets, -
C. 15. Dollar Corsets. 7.54;:
10c Wash Belts - - 7C
Come with the assurance of getting here for 75¢ ‘hand 85c the same as you are accustomed to paying $1: 25 and st so for.
All sleep, short or long sleeves.
cnIkasN's cows. in a Sin... covert
cloth; sizes from 6 to 14 “regal -$20 95
COATS, tn all colors, regular $249 38 - $1.98
i
LADIES’ COAT 394mb in a “very fine pane
atria or bored clitth, regular $6559:
on 5mm" sour
iu.l£:-s..u 5. it I;
in 55,; 151i“ nip-1t!
.‘ la x.» ‘..,L; Ir... .m;..l I": win?
Ofllcer Johnuli. smut; or “II-Isl on}.
roguesting him to have Mr. and Mrs.
nudity. he who taken with a relapse,
‘ Hamilton’s other somfismuel B. Hahn lamp“: flip the critical condition
llion. start for Orange as soon as p-os reported this inornlng.
sibie. Mr. Smith awoke Mr. “amnion .
in time to have him leave on then GIFT FOR GREAT SACHEM
onlook train. .. I . MILLER. 25 : ~ ..
Mr. Hamilton went to orange 2 unm- —-'—- ‘
bar of weeks ago to become foreman South Norwalk‘ Red Man Honored by
‘ the state Council.
Deacon ”William Miller. of the firm
stilt bat nnfsbl'rtg room. and h at
sick. He. seemed to be recovering the session“ at the great council of
nicely, 'bpweyer. and had been planning Red Men of the state of Connecticut
F t ,
rm ftfité this week On wed
heir! In use Within this waste by: “Ltshhrefig ‘ " . iiiiliilain bottmirfrdm
the gift of. a handsome emblematic Liverpool for Spinal, put 1hW 5
ring. ‘shitably Inscribed. and containing W mildew
lit
a fine diamond He was also iven 2 M1 ylgg 6g . ‘
sash ot the order denoting thn‘sho had «may. 1);?er are about 2%“: 9!
held the highest posludn In the gift passengers on board
of the Red Men of the state. ' I W
Mr. Miller. who Was chosen great PARIS. May 'lefi‘encliman with re-
moonlit hi this session. In side one of and King Edward M the bait «fluid
the great representatives to the nation- man In Europe have has Wed
nl gathering next year. in noticing since bib males y filth than
in Paris incognito that he wears. his
OTi'i. LAKE CHAMPLAIN INJURED. trousers creased down the sing, in-
51' JOHNS N. a. May ‘l.—-'f‘helstead of down the ppm. 5 5 5r
y s. . . :nxqg; ,
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