bring. has appeared. ‘ L
Miss Grace Brothcrton; oi Hoyt
street. is conilned to her home by lil-
D9331-
M an evidence that spring is near
"many roblns and biuehirds have been
seen.
~80“ Hats, Bolt Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs David Beers. of Elmorest, left
New Was
m For apnea and Summer
I complete W . fill-Ii at elud-
HAMs“. MAMA” nitric-rs. om-
Irv, rootsu’os Ann shrouds
5.44..
lsinuous. , ;’ ‘. V - . ._ V . . , . V ”gamma:
The Rev. WI Ilam N Acidity. rector L " . _ L . ' . “ {in Winii ' l
, .. .- . L. , I» eld eat I orwslk. as
”I lit Am" w a “pump“ chum“ “I”, made arrsn‘gelltedti whergby worll gunk
Wurth liven Ci amoklyn. died an Mm"; he 90‘1“”qu ‘16 the. plant“ Donut,
day': in the tinctor's certificate-cause fihcrilf Thomas A. Skelly who served
first"? “£1”: glg‘he";f:¥f;°{$$ the attachments on the the It
0r you ‘ e an r _
assert that he died at a broken heal-t... chicory and “he" and P
itb ill. will»
I: -‘ was chili} .
‘ gunfire Essie last events
they were as thoroughly-
‘ were the audiences o! the
E K; BANKS
‘ Iceman nod-at. annex.
scorn seaward:
i. ' - _ ‘
ainIIIIIo sanctum. rstsanous
6W; *9“ 8 VV
Nb“ apartment“
3’ , apnea Department
Iranian Niles, Norwslk
coop—ushers Maidens.
729-6—0lty Editor's ResidOnco
Mrs Voorhees, of Norwalk, visited
recently at Mrs. C. Luud‘ s. in Spring-
dale.
Mrs. Charles Hotcbkiss and child-
Ien, of Norwalk ale visiting lelatlvos
in Falrfleld.
Miss Katherine Grogan, of Glen-
brook, has 'been visiting Miss Anna
Nesry. of Lowe street '
Mrs. Fred B. Scofleld. of Scott‘s Cor-
ners. is very Ill, anthehome of her
brother. Fred Byxbee, III Norwalk.
Ilka Pooley. of Monroe street, is laid
up with quinsy sore throat. His
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Look for lieckmann's adv. on page
:I. You will find some very interesting
prices quoted. liutter will be sold at
28c a pound on Saturday.
-—-New English golf caps. O'Brien‘s.
A‘ stabedcommunlcatlon of Old Well
Lodge. No. 108,.F. and A. M.. will be
. held at Its rooms, Tuesday evening at
. kinds.
yesterday for a visit to Washington.
, l d ‘ . “
L Easter cards are proving just as
humorous and saleable as the other
Algle II. SeaIlcs, of the Bryant «it
Basso Company. lsqulie ill at his home
in Harriet street.
MIs. C. A. Harstrom. of 26 Prospect
avenue, entertained Mrs. Beckwlth, of
New York city. yesterday.
wiilue thel Soups. large can, 10c.
F. I). Lawton E: Co.
Philip Gerhardt, or G I-getown. has
sold an extra line ton of Heinlein
oxen to H. B. Coley, oi‘Norwaik. "
The public schools ot the town. will
esume their sessions on Monday
morning. after the regular spring va-
cation.
The degree team of Eureka Lodge
will hold a rehearsal tonight. and all
members are earnestly requested to be
present.
Mrs. Jeanette E Ferris. of Not-walk
who has been visiting with Mrs Archi-
bald or New Rochelle. has returned
to her home.
Francis A. ~Parketon, of Orchard
street, who'has been ill since last Jan-
uary, was ableiio be out Wednesday
tor the Ifil‘ItV time.
~l)o you want to see some new.
clever, snappy Mllllnery. In large as
‘sortmcuts? Then visit Mlnts's tomor-
row and you won’t. be disappointed.
The baseball team or Harstrom
school is already practicing and will
open their season shortly. They will
play in Amusement Park.
«Lima Beans. 7c can. F. I) L. & Go.
There are some atoms In town that
you ought to know better than you do.
There are some state ads. In the paper
ago. it I; said when live members of
the véltry or his church voted to oust
him. Dr. Ackley was seventy years old.
and the vestrymen. all MOON. two. said
he was too old to make pastoral visits I
and attend to the business of
church.
that you ought to read—not merely
8 o'clock. The E. A. degree will be
worked.-
Miss Myrtie F. Sculley and Miss;
Natalie A. Sculiey of Monroe street
and Miss Alberta B Comstock, or
ilanford place. have been apendinc
their
New lien en.
mi ima iieans, 7c can. Fl). l. & (70.1
A meeting of the Town of Norwuik
lioald of Estimate and Taxation will
be held In the otllcc of thc sclectmen.
iovm ball building, this evening, for
the Immune of consldetlug appropria-
tions {or sovorul departmel nis in which
tilelc are deficient ice.
«The approved house for Millinerv.
The new shapes. the now tIImmings.
the now blinds and the new Ideas. \\ e
have them. Mlntz‘a
All manual of laces ale being used
in the construction or waists, dlessos
Ieal linen laces are at the top notch of
fashion. and the demand ls so great
that the supply is rather scarce. The‘
N. E. Ryan (30. hate an especially good
line of both hand and machine Inudo
linen laces, and carcanpply your hoods
at very modem cost. Sec adv.
At the Lenten noon day services
which are being held in Trinity
Church chapel. In Bridgepon. every
week day from 12: 25 «until 12 45 noon
the speaker yesterday was the Rev.-
l". A. Coleman. of South Not-walk, who ,
supplied III placc‘o! the. Rev. William
ll. Lewis. I)...D 0! Bridgeport who was
called out of town by the death of his;
brother. The Rev. Kenneth Mackerr'
sic, of Westport conducted the ser-
vices today instead of the Rev. F 8
Kenyon.V of West Haven, who is Indis
udmmnlossvt-s-nI-ass’liscg
list-stslavnnlss ‘ ‘
Ill!
luster vacation with friends in
. bridge work.
a L. .‘.
I’IV‘LWIIOIIII‘Q
look at.
K. F Carpenter. of Harbor avenue.
is preparing to lllllnt II his boat "Mary
Ann' The boat has been thoroughly
overhauled and a number of Imprme
Iucuts lune been made.
posed pinocblc touluumcnt of
them plcscut Indications, the pro[ ‘
ihol
His health began to fall six months
the
Bad Dr: Ashley lived a few hours!
longer he would have gained one ofI
the greatest victories of his career,
for the light of the vestrymen against
him h’ad been taken Into the supreme
court and Justice Mareau handed:
down a decision upholding the old rec.
tor and setting lorth that they did not
have the power to oust him or to harV
him from his church
in January the vostrymen appealed
to Bishop Burgess to remove DI. Ack-
ley. but the bishop upheld the rector
after hearing both sides. Then the.
light was taken to court ‘
Dr. Adkley was born In East Had-
dsm, Conn. He graduated from his l
ity Tillage with the degree of A. B.
and . A. In 1866 he was ordained a
deacon. and in 1867 became a preach-
er. His Ilrst‘ charge was St. Albans
Church. in Danielson, Conn. He went
from there to Trinity church in New-
town, Court. and in 1874 to St. Mark's
church in Warren. R. i. In 1890 he
went to St. Peter's church. Narmau
sett. and from there to St. Andrew's
in Brooklyn In 1894 Dr. Ashley was
twice married.
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FATHIR O’BRIEN 'ro PREACH.
Premlnsnt Stamford Priest to Occupy
Pulpit Of a. Joseph's Church.
Sunday Evening.
The Rev. J. C. O'Brien. pastor of'Si.
John’sChurc-h. Stamford. will be the
preacher at vospers in St. Joseph's
Church on Sunday evening.
Father O‘Brien is perhaps the best-
known priest In Flintlcid county. hsv
lug labored in Stamford, Bridgeport
and New Milford for the past twenty-
ilve years. Wherever he has preached
he has invariably drawn large congre-
gations because of his soul. earnest-
nose and the practical and convinclnit
way he treats his subject.
South Norwalk Is to be congralulnl-
430th Norwulk Fire Police will but 3d In «curios the services 01 Father
given up. on amount of the approach
of spring Actual playing has not
boon started. The ni'i‘air was to have,
been simply for the members oi the
] IqupIInI.
I L~L~\\'onderful! Is the verdict of all
iwho have seen llw Aladdin Lamp at
, Stllison & l’owclis. Wonderful. bc
cause It aims (III (IllNlli' pouor. coals
one (out for all: hours. and is a whiter
lligbi than use. and is the. he“ in the
I onid. The demonstration closes Sat
Iuday night.
. George Brothel-Ion, of Main street,
the well-known bricklayer. met with a
slight accident Wednesday. which
proved quite painful. He was passinga
store in Main‘ street. and he stepped
on II More of kale that was on the aide
walk. He slipped and tell heavily. at
the some time wrenching his back. Al "
present be In unable to work.
The members or the new Washing-
coulercnce last evening. at the home
of Dr. A. F. liesrd. the ch rman. A
member of the committee
that the gathering was not in the
nature of a regular meeting. but was-'
simply for the purpose oi diacusislng
some suggestions made bv one or the
contractors who put in a bid for the
Stacked» Meats. Caused Goods. Wines and Liquors
vofiww. FIND rIIa ’Voas'r stocxso sroaa IN THE uoawauts
‘Brlen and his many friends as well
as those who wish to hear him should
till the church to its capacity on Sun-
day evening.
The musical program of last Sunday.
whlch was to troll muttered Ind so
lavorahb‘ commented on, will be re-
pcatod. Exercises begin at 7:30
sharp
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ROAD HA8 NOTHING To SAV RE-
GARDING DECREASE iN SHOP
WORKING HOURG.
"Nothing to say.‘ is the answer is
sued through tho, press department of
the New York. New Haven In Hartford
Railroad company. regarding the re
port ihlt soon the shops would no on
.l manner.
ton street bridge committee held a;
aid today '
bio of res nation.
a working schedule at live. and one-half
days a week. the men to have Saturday
afternoons off until next fall. The Boa.
Ion at Albany is rctrenchina in Ibis
and It is believed that the
'. New Haven road will soon take similar
action.
.CANNOT REALiZE PEACE IDEALS.
BERLIN; March 3i.—l)iscusslmt the
.llroposed extension of international
arbitration In the Reichstag today.
‘(lhsnceiior von ilelhuIIInn-iiollwogg
classed universal arbitration and unl~
tarsal disarmament as ideals impossh
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7 great lactorles. A guarantsqthat protects yonahsoiuteiy .trom- inter-
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY .
now accumulation our live immense doors for the timing trade has
come trom the worlds host lscwrles. Factories that have achieved
universalreputatlcns tor reliable goodaund right prices. Most of
these large factories sell to one store only in each city. We repre-
purchase bears a guarantee backed by both this store and these
lor and defective qualities.‘ If your I‘arlor. Dining Room or Bed
Room need one piece or complete reluruishings. you can find what
you want hero at prices from onc~third to one-half lower than else-
where. c
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Optician PHONE «as.
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Eyes Examined. Free
The Man of the Hour
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Merrill business College
South Norwslk Wald Port Ghetto?
SPRING LACES ,
li is predicted that the world has never seen a
lull-season such as this is going to be. (Inc. of
Fashion's emphatic edicts is that waists, dresses
and muslin/underwear shall he most elaborately
irin mad with Lace {or spring and Summer.
Llucn laces take the lead. and you “Ill find here
II good assortment from the real hand- made (lam.
* to the so Linen Torchons
We also haw some geod designs in -dctuestlc
made. heavy thread. Linen Lace. rlnw so much uscti
hy- mails! manufacturers. These Incas come In (‘IIIIIv
patterns. but at It much lower price. and make II
tor) effective and serliccahle trimming for articles
that have to be Irequcntly launder-d.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
‘L 06 Washington Bout
3%-
UIIICHUPULOUSL METHOD.
are. notion kind“ to increase a
barium or make people popu-
law For those reasons. it (or
no others. we would not prac-
tice them 80 you can safely
:‘y depend upon the genuine hon-
esty or all our mix. You will
and that we use good materials. .
* do our work Iklltully. and are
sou-lib in all dealings.
W. A: Hanfcrd ..
42 NOVl‘VlV’H MAIN VOV'T.
indium-Ml 3‘ .I Wt.» v
I..’,..« .I‘
3, onceru, has sedentary
"Company claim that there In another
‘ not due them.
, long lite. !again this evening.
'.‘ ' of good music. We are only too glad to ‘.
Themes than Fannie nights was evidenced
ted-m.
Westport. su clout to com the which the Insult
amount or the attachment of the Von play and y the; enthulti
Baron and New Yorlt Bill Posting Corn-
piause. The piece a Inseam
Daily elaborate scale and e no W
The editors of the New England well handled it monuments ‘-
Mr. Elwood Bostwiok i ‘, ~
the title role and gives such.
srlul performance that hem
be living the part rather than
giving a clever chiracter imp
tics of it. The excellent Worm ‘
The matter is scheduled to come up Caroline wake. in the chars?
In- the Superior Court the llrst Then '0: Diana is also my sued in
day in May. and It It is not adjusted nothing but the greatest praibov
satisfactorily to all parties before that other members of the excellillih:
time will he tried out. all handle their respective parts
W imost clever manner. 0n the .
—Can't look well, out well of feel :the show this steeple the boat .. ,I ,
well with impure blood loading your I Music Hall Stock has yet . L L
body. Keep the blood pure with Bur- land it Is worthy of the patronag
dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply. take the mbst exacting theatré-dnofiwti
exercise. keep clean, and you will navel l ”Bile Squswman', .lell be
tomorrow
-—-—-———-——-—-—- noon and again tomorrow . v
PROF. aMiTH some T0 BEBLIN.iwhich time it will pursuant-Idiot
CAMBRIDGE, Malia, March 31.—-Ofo ' last time at this popular the. L
nclal announcement of the appoint- The attraction to be am
most of Prof Theodald Smith as Har- week in Miss Matilda Homo!
vard exchange professor at the Uni- play “Camille" . Mics Moises
‘ emit: seen In the title role- and Ma?
Q. . .' th is Bostwick will play the re
protessor of compared“ 9’ Do 63y Inllluval. Prices within the
the medical school. He receiy hlal ery one prevail and tho who
degree in modiblne trout Albany Medi- l good seats had best Mouth-iii-
cal College In 1883 and has since won‘ BURGLARB IN BRIQTQMI
distinction in his chosen field or path— i " -- L:
ology. III 1901he was made a dimtor i BRISTOL. March 31 .—.~'l'hl3
in the Rockefcliel Institute for Math» I w. K. Sessions and Jud e
cal Research In New York. ~ levlell were entered by unis f“
.. lug Wednesday night and I
SMITH WHIST CLUB. ransacked. 'From the. 1 .
The Imith Whlsl Club held a meet-I however. were taken on
lug yesterday ternoon with (Vloorgog pantry being pretty well
H. Weeks, 12 harles B. street 0 At the Nowell home seen
first prize was secured by Mrs. Frank 330 were secured. Therafs noV
Smith. or Meadow street. The club is stated that there was s w
will met again next Thursday at each house.
side to the case. and stated today that
the Bill Posting Company did not lul-
till its part of the contract. and that
the amount of. money they specified is
The
Wagner
Music
ls so lull of chromatic successions that It is):—
almosi unplayable on ordinary pianos. This
has been proven by. artists of note, who
have tried various instruments’both__p‘in”
concert work and in the studio; ‘ Wagner?
used every known trick that the piano (If
his day could accomplish. ‘
On the GABLER PIANO Wagner
music can be reproduced as it should be
It has the genuine lulucts of tone, and the
power to hold Its notes as long asthe finger
stays with the keys. sending forth a Jacl-
odious echo that rebounds into ryt‘lllnic
harmony. A most enjoyable treat to lovers
shew this superb instrument to all callers.
We sell them on easy terms.
M. souusnsaao
. 194 Washington
I ‘ ,V .12} ‘ I‘.V.v_“.*.
I. only way of mm our it
thswhoigosmily ‘ 2...... 1......
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