raperlcs
s. scrlms and Madras in white.
corn and colored designs . "
\
oi le cal-mus with colored oor- ‘
d
Li component Motown)
E. K. BANKS
A ii. complete assortment or Dotted . »
lino Ruffle Curtains at 39c and 500 .
WM r1. BEERS'
at 150 each .
Don’t: Miss ‘ In
Book and Itationory atom. ..
South Norwalk. Norwalk
s,.i..-.im iioioi urges. o6. Hamill.
El
‘l . .
The schools 9: the city will remainl‘
hlosed until April soul. ..
Miss Emelie Nash's dancing school)
held another session 1th night.
——Only dress hat, the derby. O’Brien.
A daughter was born, Wednesday
evening, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen.
Masher and child are doln nicely.
Miss May Forcier, of the nglli
tlchool faculty. will spend the Eastel'i
vacation at her home‘in Meriden. i
The Ariston Club or the downtown,
(Congregational church is arranging
for a play which will be presented
lloon.
Tile Post Offices in town arranged
for one delivery and one collection to.
day The office will close at 11 o'clocid
flbr the day. l
._._...__.._. .i
~‘l’he regular weekly dance lit the
literal James lnn will be omitted Sat-
urday evening at this week on. account
of it being Holy Week.
There are only seventeen patients
lit the Norwalk Hospital up to today.
this number being the smallest in
some time.
The industrial department of the
‘Norwalk Chamber of Commerce held
an executive meeting late yesterday
illiternoorn
The regular meeting of Court Nar-
ruk. No. 58, F. of A.. was held last
night and routine business was dispos.
rd of.
l
The board of relief are hard at work.
jAnother meeting was held last night.
“These are executive sessions and the
hoard sits nightly until 11 o'clock.
.~ Kabnosa Encampment, No. 9. l. 0. 0.
it. held its regular iii-monthly meeting
late night. The second degree was
worked on a class. ..
, Members of Court Cecile, daughters
of Csstile. held a regular meeting last
night. There was a good attendance
alind routine business was transacted.
East Norwaik commissioners and
ammo conferred with the street com-
mlssioner and corporation counsel ro-
garding the 'Seavlew avenue loyout
last night.
Mrs. James T. iiuhbcll. of West
Main street, left yesterday for Tryon,
N. 0:, where she will spend a couple
.lli weeks. Judge liublicll. lior hus-
{linniL 'went as for us New York with
fiber.
Among the students who are spend-
"‘|ng Floater vltciltion nit illcir respec-
‘tive homes are Charles Taylor, of
anrtmouth: William Tracey, of (lo-
i‘iumllln Medical School; Jlicob Pitch
son, of Cornell: Loo (loiillcb, of Yale
‘Sckllitiilc; 'li‘rnnk Wynn and Joseph
.di’iillard. oi the New York llcutiil Col-
lege: iiiarry ll. Tove. of Columbia
f Journalism School; Gibson Smith, of
the Packard Commercial, and Joseph.
Blames, of New York Dental Col-
liege.
EASTER EGG
.DYES.
is. commission's -6: M...
Wilson-Powell Corporation
shores;
CARDS
Large Assortment— From
1c Up
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK stone
is SOUTH MAIN eraser.
Household“
Utll'ties
Tomorrow, Saturday
Egg Poachers with three cups ,. 10c
69c'Giass Coffee Millsv will hold one
Heavy Wire Pot Cover Racks. will
lhoid eiic covers ..... . ...... 104:
600 inside Dustless Clothes Lines. 35
feet long .................. . 39c
100 Spin and Spun Metal Polish So can
250 Malleable iron Garden Rakes 19c
10c Brass Extension Curtain Rods 8c
29c Earthenware (level-ed Cham- .
tiers ....................... . 10c
Albert F. Gehebe
2 5 West Washington St,
‘ South Norwalk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
FORMER GOVERNOR
illiflPEil l8 DEAD
(litiilldNViIsliE, N. (3., April il.~Ebon
chusctts. died here into todily. Mr.
Japanese Baskets ~.
Specmily Priced H
Kim Colliers .Slluipc hunch iioxos 19c .
'8. Drupcr, former gouarllor of Masses '
Mop and Polish"
Especaiily adapted for all m at
kinds of wood work and turn!-
ture.
With its seilLadjusting handle
it is easy to reach the hard to-
MANN-I
getat «places
if ,Reirulsr price $1700. This,
, .Weok. speciali with 125mm
Q-(Jedar Polish
/ i 5 '1 \R\\\\\\
// liliiii 'H‘
75 Cents Gorililiolilmvousfl KOPS
A. J, Collins 8. Company
FUNERAL nines-rose AND EMBALMEBB
Telephone 747
WALKS
CEMENT CONCRETE. ASPHALT. TAR ASH GRAVEL AND FLAG
WALKS" RE- LAlD, REPAIRED 0R NEW.
{4...}RAYM0ND". BROTHERS
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 458.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Electric EVERYTHING . mum“.
“$353M ELECTRICAL .....r:::i::
You want your, house or store wired
You need an electric motor
[F You want an electrician in a hurry TRY US
we will not overcharge you and will éuarantoa the work.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC 1C0
(lust stored)
ELECTRICAL GONTRACTORB.
PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
IMPRESS your iriends with your ARTls'rlc me.
Send Them Selected Eas' er Cards
“e do not buy cards at random. WE DiSCRlMlNATE.
astudy of ELEGANCE Prices the same—4: ards different.
LANICE’S Cigar. Stationery and News Store
We make
MAIN STREET, NORWALK. (Formerly J. T. Hayes.)
“THE STORE THEY TALK ABOUT.”
The ‘llilily exclusive features that ure found only on
76c Steel Garden Forks ...... 59c
25c Dustless Dusting Cloths 15c . z.
390 Green and tillue Jardinieres, oyer 0 0r ars
seven inches Wide """"""" 296 A t l tulkln int " b t cti l “inc 3 that l
, . ' re no mere y “ 3 no s u pro on up) in: love
$250 Bisaells Carpet Sweepers, oak ipmven their worth in the Moyer factory, and on the road.
or mahogany finish ..... -. . .. $1.98
Price with Complete Equipment
FOURS, $2.500
Demonstrations on req ucsi.
oscilll ll. BANKS
River Street. Norwalk, Conn.
SlXEs‘, $3.250
Distributor for Falrfiold Coun‘ y,
1‘
he was prominent ‘ln obtaining the been serious from the time or the at
passage of the famous ”Gold Stillld- tack. His entire left side was affect-
iird" resolution. lie was a presidentiy‘. ed by the paralytlc‘stroke. in addi-
clector in 1900. ilion to physicians here and from At.
The loss a year ago of his wife. who‘ lullta, who were called on the case
“as 'Nannie Ilristow, of Kentucky. two doctors fronl Boston were sum-
iinughter of a famous Union general, inoilcd yesterday.
was a great shock to hiln. He sought,
rclnxution ill 0. trip to Cuba and it here a few hours after his arrival on
was on the return from there that be his way home from a trip to Florida
was stricken with his llnill illness. 'l'WOI and Cuba. As soon as his condition
isons and“ daughter survive. lwus noted by the physicians tele-
(lhvernor llrnpcr was prcsidollt’oi grams were sent to members of his
the Mallville Company, a mill corpora family in Massachusetts. summoning
Draper .wns stricken "with paralysis tion; director of the Draper Company
here Tuesday. lie was (34 years 01 a and of socvrili financial corporulimls.
and a prominent manufacturer of tex- lilo WM Vlco~plesldcnt "f ”"3 Ameri-
tiie machinery in New England. loan Unitarian Association.
“01.1“,1‘11‘19’ Mass. April 9wlilheni The condition of Mr. firupcr lind
them to his bedisdo.
iiclo today.
The dead lullu was prominent in
both the industrial and the political
life of Massachusetts.
They arrived
Sumner Draper, who died at Groom. "' ‘ ‘ WM
ville, S. 0., today, was twice governor
3—— we
of- Massachusetts, serving flii chief ex-
ccutivo in 1909 and 1910. after a your
an lieutenant-governor.
lie was born here ilitysix years ago,
the son of George Draper. ii. manufac-
turer of textile numhinsry. After
studying at the Massachusetts insti-
tute of Technology, he went to Work
in cotton lnills and subsequently work-
cd in all departments of tile Draper
shops, learning, the business. He owns
made a member of the firm in 1896.
Four years previous to this he had
become chairman of the Republican
state committee. Under his guidance
the campoizn of that party in 1892
was very successful. the Democratic
congressional representation being re-
'duced from sevento three.
In 1896 Mr. Driver‘s!“ chosen chair.
man at the stite’delaution to the an .
donut Republican convention, where ,
Easter
blot-it
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Crepes. .poplins and French
shades
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- buy your 1&3.er Bull. Chem).
'120 Washington ti.
SM
Silgcs null Poplin» in Copolllliugen, navy, tango, mahogany and
All our Suits are divided in those mo lots. Nowpils the time to
M. MoLTAscn & sols
dint
Sale on
do
ii,...i....
. -.$14 98
oei'ges in oil the loading
$19. 98
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low-Few “thistle its ‘, maintain. _.
llr. Draper wns stricken at a hotel ‘
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and lunar. at. an ','.-_
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THE EVERLASTING
In my mind’s eye a Temple. like
a cloud
Slowly surmOunting some invid—
a
ions hill,
Rose out of darkness! the bright
Work stood still,
And might of its own beauty
have been proud.
But it was fashioned and to God
was vowed
. , m,
. .g .. .,
By, mic. their disused. in (Nev;
part.
Spirit difvine through forms of
human art :
Faith had her arch—her arch,
when “winds blow loud.
Into the consciOusness of safety
thrilled;
And‘Love her towers
Hope ha'd her spire
Star-high, and pointing still to
something higher.
Trembling I gazed. but heard a
voice it said:
“Hell-gates are powerless Phan-
toms when we build."
-—Wordsworth.
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, family,
“ [HS Sliiiiiiiifliii
liiiil Ciiiilliiiiii
Douglas Fowler Past and Friends
Enjoy Fine Spread
Forty-nine yeilrs also yesterday (loin
v‘l‘ui “Obel‘t E. Lee surrendered and
the War of the Rebellion cu’ule to‘lm
cild. Forty~llllle yours ago yesterday
men who were on that battlefield Were
young and active. Today, these men
are urged, and in some cases infirm.
but. their spirit. is not dilllllléll and
they love to gather and commemorate
the olden times. ~Lust night Doug-ills
Fowler Post. No. 48, (l. A. IL, celebrat-
ed the anniversary ill the Trust Conl-
pnlly Hull. appropriately and with
great feeling. Many are missing among
the ranks, but there are still those
who were numbered among S‘outil 'Nor-
\vlllk's citizens. The meeting of» hic-
Kinley Camp, No. 9, Spanish War
Veterans. was given up last. night.
given up to the warriors of years gone
by, and they attended the celebration.
of the Post ill full uniform, giving way
ill every particular to the elderly vet-
ernlls. Tile long table was set with
good things, the women of tile Wo-
man's Relief Corps and of the Auxil-
iary to the War Veterans of the Span—
ish conflict providing and serving the
goodies. There was music and there
new speeches. It was a grand old
time l'Ol the gland old men.
Our
Advertisers
Where and What
to Buy
Colored wigs. candy, jewelry, silk:
stockings, etc'f, will be given-away at
the country store dance in Dreamland
tomorrow night.
Don't miss that special sole of has-
kets at William P. Beers“.
Household utilities specially priced
at Albert. F. Gehebe‘s. See adv.
The East India Tea Company have
am especially" interesting egg offer in
today. ()tilcl- speriiils
will also he found there.
Next \vci-k is wedding week. The
Noriiuik Furniture House has some-
tllillp. of interest to say l0 prospective
brides. Heller rczld lilo adv.
\l_ yoiiasrh and Soil are advertis-
ing an l-Zaslvr Silio oll suits. Heller
look over the prices ill the adv.
The l‘nited Electric Light and Wu-
ter Company offer a suggestion for oil
Buster gift.
in
Another big shipment of suits and
cools has been received lli ’i‘ristrilm
and lillltt's. 'l‘lle adv. will tell you
more about it.
Tho ii. Krieg‘or Company invite you
to visit them for a demonstration of
the iiossicr kilvllcll cabinet. ..
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’i‘oniorl‘ou is tilp lust day of the
idilsior Sale lit Flank .ilit‘oby's lily-
el‘ytllilig for clcry
i'illllily. See lldv, -
The Great iiilstcr Sillc llo_\_v ill pron.-
rcss at the Mintz store will close to-
morrow. if you haven‘t attended it.
will pay you to read the adv. carefully
and thou itrilifilil the sole.
*4.
Tile special] otters ill
ilavcy ndv. lire cspeciiilly toillplllllr
i‘liiiN \vcck. lieilil lilo :ldv. i-iii'ol‘lllll‘,
it will ppy on.
tile Alllli‘i' iv
A \lolliiollul budget oi FilSit’i oiliu»
r
I
i
o
lllcllliiel of tho
lugs will be ioillld ill the Boston Sltlltl'
Saturday. The adv. will tell you about.
Home of the specials for tilili tiny.
Full line of lingerie u-uisis ill. .i. i.
A‘lillli‘ili"fi.' See ilill’.
Your order for line furniture will re-
ceive ciil'iii’ill attention at the Auge-
vllio (‘olllpiiuy
Look in llrimd‘s window. Hilllit‘iiilil‘i;
of interest, on display ”10”),
Money saved is money iiiil‘lii’il.
illittol cum some by lliliilllg at Louis
Avrlc‘li s. ’lllo. iidl’,
to accomplish it.
~0NLY THIRTY oENTs.
Thirty cents will bring Smart.
styles, the most up to date fashion
and home magazine issued and
Young's magazine. on up to $110 mln
ute periodical for all members or t ‘
into your home fer in
months. For full particulars read til.
"Sentinel otter" on the bin
pertinent page.
i““1
will tell you how
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