MIM‘QI“
”Dim-I
”mom-w
WNW” ”it.“
' district, to-tll cloudy Io
cloudy ws'ather, sTlgbI thermal
Why higher tempera
rats, lld ireah to brisk variable
litistly aoutheasterly to mull»
WWW: towasterly, inllmved
wash-lg upshowers. in the Middle
”warmer, cloudy to partly cloudyI
will mail. Ivvitlt rain and lies
ytosouthweaterly
ng to nolr’thweaterly, follow-
t:
4 ,. - new...
rib}: worth-tits :asds
MW thin . 0a hnrsday
in this motion and in New England cool-
ars'm to fair weather and limb to
M westerly to northweltcrly winds
wtliflhbshly prevail, preceded by rats
an mm'lahes and the oltllhg,
. y airlopsrtycouy
weather, with slight thermal chnnges,
(allowed by rain in the western portions
: or this section
III. II. Crunct, dressmak1r, has re
mu 9 lion Avenue.
’Tha‘lhnbury Ice company has a lorce
«mitts; ice thirteen inches thick
“WI-s.
, . .__.__.
r - -‘-a [canine picnic, hams 10c per lb.,
about” do per 1b., at T. B. Guyet a
Smil- _ __
Frank, Sherman will entertain his
youngthricnds with a party at his home
ou'thnlteruoon of April 11th.
» hula Goldschmidt’s Corsets at J.
L Antler It Sons.
Gt" ._._-___.. .
A , delegation of young pzopte
ironi city attended the reception 0!
Prohifidslall's dancing class at Bridge
port, hatsveaL.
* -—Have yolt ever used the “Island
Gun” flour? It's the best made.
Litbt. Col. James C. Crowe received
his appointment yesterday trout Adj.
Gen. Enabler, the 890appointment dating
from larch 29,1
Juliet Broom at Plaisled d.
- . 3m Carrlgan,.daughter of James H.
mm B. (hrrlgau, died yesterday
at Cranberry Plains, aged live
yeirsand seven months.
l!"
_‘r-Belore,pnrchasing your millinery
goods for spring, call and examine my
stock. It is carefully selected. Miss M.
Cavauhgh, No. 4 Qlay street.
flout-on 110th received a despalch tmm
Datihtl't'y yesterday afternoon inform'l-E
hill thathcis the owner oi a bran I,”
coltutjssat promise.
W No. 4 Clay street it you want
the styles in millinery. We take
Waltowing our goods. lilac 1!.
m
Alta: ppanding about five weeks at
his:hpms in the borough, F. Gordon
lumbar rejoined the company playing
“Only a Farmer’ a Daughter.”
.~‘Rsadrsaudswaps:Plsisteds
Emm’m colored girl arrested
_ night Iotdrunkenness, was not
1’ mmvmthONorthamp-
, Hm hattecimd can fill all or
Bpriugssnd
ssoatorsturatolloswalk. lira.
lehveaforthensstthis week.
. hairs held In rm lllls
“hm. _ what
I“ Mamba-
’ a...“
”swim... your“ carpets mania ‘ '
1w;
" ‘ Myaningsat'lmfittbarmideuce
»- “Wmmm
u sari-Ira was
«fit: ’3:
U
today It Mil ldl Boyt'a.
‘ \V. Milka“ or the water also”
at Witt-ant other. a visiting rem
hi the “mm I
—-Isrsaty- dram oi all stalk iridium
meantime“
Aland. 80;”, AM'Wl BO!
Mwa: Wit;
Wanted“ mm; as
recsivcd'at Bsolald & Hoyt‘e.
Boon-id e lloyipurobased a handsome
"em 01 blacks yesterday lrom Parson's
Willem Pam.
-—Art allboaceorset tor “a. at Dos-
' iislda lloyt‘s. 1’.“
Butler Lodge N). 91. l. U. 0. 1",, will
confer the degree of Friendship thidevo
“'3' M..-
Filly desert nulaundercd shirt-I, linen
hosomv, Mic. at Boolleld & iloy t‘...
Isjor Chas. E. Duty will represent
NWalkat the meeting at the Army'1
all! Navy Club lnflattlord to day, and
at the banquet.
A delegation 0! Lincoln Council, 0
U. A. ll. will go to Ridgeheld thro evvn-
ing to institute a lodge of American Ite-
ohanlos in that town.
I‘ll—WW! ' the Marissa-rand“
' did! 'thit eflmaatlvw
mimetic City thirst; stud as
“for.” MUM. "1 it Aer Mum ll 5.; p.
The city schools will hold not one we.
siou on Friday, closing at l o'clocs. Io
allow the scholarsand teachers to aIII-rtd
tho Gilmore hand room-rt
A bent-lithe" will be given Wm. 1.
Styles by the Norwallt Amusement Ur
cheatra at (larmania Hall to-mormw
evening.
The annual meeting of the South Nor-
walk Library and Reading Room Our-
poration willbe held this evening. A
large attendance is rrquesled.
Johnny Council, aged 15, (implied at
the Western Union Trlt'gl'lph Mlle:- nt
Birmingham. was found dead in his bed
yesterday. Paralysis of the heart from
excessive cigarette smoking is supposed;
to have been the cause.
This morningatramp took a pair of
rubber boots from In from oi J nbn
Scbaub’s store on Washington rirrtt.
Henry Schaub saw the man commuting
the melt and followed him. The tramo
gave up the goods and coosrquenily
made an apology. He was allowed to go.
Captains Weaver and Hall 0! New Ha
ven yesterday closed a contract with
Beardsley &Son oi Bridgeport lor the
construction of a new [our-mailed
schooner. Work will begin mt the v s-
ael as soon as pomihle.
A. 0. Collins, president 0! the stale
iishand game preservation mociatinn,
says that marketrnen have a way oi
dodging the law which prohibits the
calling of trout under six inches in
length. it a fi-h is too short, his back.
bonersaevered and he is pulled out It
the legal measure.
Scofield d: Hoyt‘s show windows in
this city, are marvels oi neatneso and
naturally attract considerable attention.
Charles P. Taylor has made a fine dis-
play oi dress goods which show the fine
rinse materiel-I that can be found on thi‘
counters oi the store. erlrs sly ulvl see
the patterns before purchasing spring
dresses.
Thebesriug beiore the County Com-
mimioners on the rcmonstrantm against
granting a license to llr. Wolfl for the
sale of intoxicating liquors on Railroad
Place, which wasaet down tor til-mop
row has been postponed till Monday
next at 10 o’clock, at the Council Room.
flaviland street.
—Fine Mitt soap at Plsisted's.
The Boston Store cornea out with a
stylifi gray before its bright-colored de-
livmy wagon, making one of the most
attractive turn-outs in town. The con-
cern whl hereafter do its own delivering,
employing a man for that special pur-
M‘ __
John lclahon, oi this city, president
of St. lary’a '1'. A. B. society, will at-
hendansctingol theOatholic total ab-
stinence societies of the state to he held
in New Haven on April 10. The object
of the meeting is to establish a benevo-
lfllt fund.
Masses. almonds. the.
oil“! ,htllhcrsdtasutulr.
ave Dmitri-astray
invited in at—
E
Wright a Flynn have just finished a
‘ vsryhaadsumesodssrvlceabls lsewagorrr
onerIBarchsrd. This is thaaecoad
oashailthythlailrm isrlnlarehsrl,
”thirwcrh
“hilt; Mi! Niki avert a
“hatter-lacking wagon thanthalrst.
lsmrs. Wright a Flynn are enterprising
rm II the
dmaigsyfialq implyln [>qu
; Thsmthodistllplscopalflcciety of“
W meal will hold services on Sun-
Ml: A‘ID
rs. Zlnhfin
“ffd'l'tt
rstrrsasas glvn.
oaswlllta
gram“:
neutron”:
FOR; SALE
ilasa,lltma“¢.8timasflll.lwmhtlg “‘5
SIDO‘VAID.“ DBNlIO 0A0 OLIVID‘
shelves. plasma c em
sa.ras very cheap. callorad
No A Md” not at betwton Ghoul at sud
ave, loath spent
our: AND 85!. MID “Null 8 Alli)“
oodhrl street laces tick
t|.ntt
oilstovs.
wulrln tut Initial:n train oi lg: inquire d
I: ha Lavinia. Werlporl , (1. split!
‘ ,II ““810","!!! will? wanna Wl'l‘ll
twoseate‘i owe heavy Basins-a we”. with
Wtw‘r'fi Quad-n
allstwom sale at har-
meshes
as!"
on, t bsection h a can,“ buggy, the “hay;
annumnhlla sheet. Iollh horwalt. mt
SKEW“ BAND 'Umll ITOVIh, t' It!
“or told on mmlrr
Mm mynsw haslaavs under the llal
Army Eurasia.
tors l‘orsnlr 'rrr Pod-
Alao so acre» of oynttr ground up to W It lln
Island 19 Illa-beta ill. m in I,
open; surmise um no sans: A'I'
unionists rotors sun on IAhY
'rsnrrs- smtnvssraasr stuns. MIAMI
nwninsn rarwu a uosoaa It'll"
s__nee Agents clot!
TWO choice building rats. h and so I Jew. front or:
West avenue Apply In W (Leaning or
m tl
Removal—ll rs. (tract-r.
\IRS L. CHUUI’I‘ {WESSIARIIL DR "ng
to Inform her customers and lltv‘ pub. to gen-
erally, that she has removed D No 0 Most avenue.
and wilrhe pleased tour on at, w (I may re.
quire horservim up 'l 3t
ASNOUSCEIBN’I‘. A-
W. LWIID I’ll,"
IIA9 waned Dental Rooms at it Orchard street,
where he villi per om Deritlstry in all its
branchr s ap'tlw
GEO. COSTELLO,
Dealer in Foreign and Benefit:
FRUITS!
Wholesale and Detail.
fl“...—
B mists a. SPECIALTY
l5 Rgilgoad Place. South Norwslk
h l
A. S. P‘El'illlti,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Rewiring a Specialty.
39 South lain ll». - Dru-Ila lnrwalh.
SOUTH NOBWALI saunas BANK
Isl Washington Street
“Dallylro-Dto nam..andlroar l to: n .m
a: When at to &
“tarnished?“ es Deposits.
“1081‘ who 8 VicePrcm;
Emlltmsseanu'l’rme
NORTE.
)._.. .’ h
3%- .
onmnam’s‘mcmnss
..__A_.....
”Successful Specialty,
NLNNINNTNN Milli”...
oasis-anagram.“
7 Id, Mist-Ind.
“$th
MW Poultn a my.
Order-snail
,l
Wmoash 'P'"’LT"J.W'”" em :"
Fulfill?!) magnate.“ on ”’m
Wthwfid
a tr 5 pint.
answer”,
"til!!! 05!! LI.
amplsroum. sl'a'gw Y ”wow“ '1"
A
“misfit-steam
1‘00“)l 03 '39! IAIN fil’l’lII'i'.l
“7&2:va "m- an?»
LAROI Hill”
not... No. I'“ “MEWS:
res rtitr or cons
p... Wu merge. ...v....
Olt hoarse! armrsa.
a... senor. iri.__ aqua Ilia?" notions»
Horns out oratrin rites. s macaw
13'-
Two“ on rails:
"my“ aw,“ title
811:: accused rim“
srds mm' Norlaslwalh.
WIN“
\ ll llsit tilt (ioLDlll human. ”All
I Dsyrlnw are" rosialal seven rooms and
bathroom. blood nap. flute terrace station-
a- y tabs, meat calar bottom, “Eu-creams“
aatsres tarnished. Posmwtoa ”h
a month Apply lava.“ '. latter. Cram
n'apprNo lattes. orflllsyvlewavs. mam
lil-
Ichllm i!
“W‘—
Fl"! Al'lllll la. 01' BIYIOUR FLA"!
manna nmomaudt tworoo-ala attic
ll __._ flit
[Intuit norm AND BARN on cltods
street Ind Wilton av-maa Norwalk.
or sun saith ' I “t?
.h‘. “I A PLEARANT norta iii A CONVINIIN'I'
Dllltil‘l'ith‘l'olii HALE A DWILLIIG W“! bofidwn-s-vhomllseto
ti.mndahoatnacreammd oaaI Neel Ml Wan-Immanu- dwhklha winter or
road. in south Nor-walk Irelnethnhomeetea laIsly mm WINE-ltd Mu'éwm y.” Ila. J, l.
bylmlaml a Pilot defeated Inquire "’0'"- lm‘ll'l-t 3- Wu '.
IltlamnlaeAAdmts ”or! ..-. .H__«_~_ --__-_A..
court [trio m. It ruztsa'rn til‘ithl’i'. Ilium”.
1 south llorwsla. Ito-mural as beats and _,___ an,”
atomic"? tetra“ v" ..
x onw a gut variety 0! hull. Go To
musrc nan.
Tuuuluu and Wednesday Niall:
APRIL 8 and 9.
m was
Buuuusu iuu’u Carnival.
The newest and best thing out.
50 YOUNG LADIES
larch an 3, and Becks.
Admin-Ion 25c . Rnerved Bee's tic. Reserved
arrive lur rsle at Hoyt's drug store spit it
Liliane HAL]:
FRIDAY, APRIL 11.
lGBAND MATINEE.
fillMNNE!
leadersaed
Maia-dull] Baud.
'l'halneat is ID world.
whhlls many renowned
tastrsmsmalsololstsw be
are the mom ahilfsl In
unmanned by
IDA KLEIN
from the Helm
Opera lioaee new York
‘3):an Ilotl, a
a young German
Tsunr.‘
sowann duration
the nut h—Amsrlcaa
lasso.
flaleatssstswillopcnm ,A tatflot‘s
andGregory‘torsdrsga I! F“ p’!
FOR SALE.
ilorses,Csrrloges,Slelles,
Harnesses. he.
Harley sold at Livery Stable Yropert i now
:flxol‘oru'ethcr’atirc stock oi’ the stablefianuh
I!
m Dorsal
7 Mons.
9 Village Carts and Ernest.
s macho.
s. w. GREGORY,
sum summations.
ones is hsashypvmthm
mam-arms“ visas
giant“ casual“? I“...
'f'miLuI-u
m
{ii to?
it»! 3%
g:
u
Til? j“‘:§tct-lfmmi;
’ mot. .. our 5"
lNNI'l'Nl'INN
Is extended to one and all
to call at our store and look
Over our new and handsome
. GLOVES.
This department is now ro-
plea etc with all the latest and
st styles of Kid and Fabric
“Gloves, for Ladies’ Children
and Gent's wear. We are per-
"fectly satisfied with the line of
"goods we have to offer and we
know that you need only coil
and look at our stock to be
convinced that we nroreall
".t l’ . .‘l‘f'
mvicinitg ’ ‘
EW SPl
Gloves in Tans, Browns and
Black at extremely low price
of 490 per pair.
An extra good {I'lmllon Kid
Glove in Tune, Browns, Slates
new and Black for 79c per pair.
All 8-button length Tun
Mosqnetuire Suede Glove for
790 per pair, Would be cheap
at $1.00.
For $1.00 we will give the
best Glove ever offered for the
price anywhere. These gloves
are all make from selected
skins, are fine, flexible, perfect
fitting and very durable, in all
the leading shades of Tall
Mode, Slatelemwrs and Block
—cvet'y pair warranted and
fitted to the hand if desired.
Be in time and secure your
favorite shades before the sizes
are broken.
We also have a complete
line of Misses Kid Gloves in all
sizes at 79c per pair.
HOSIERY.
In this Department will be
found all that is desirable in
quality, quantity, variety and
'price. Ladies’ Fast Black Cot-
ton Hose from So per pair up.
Ladics’ Fancy Cotton liosc
from 50 per pair up.
Ladics’ Fast Block Seamless
Cotton Hose, rlmrhio soles, for
150 per pair.
An elegant line of regular
made Fancy Cotton Hose, im-
ported goods, at 17c, 250 and
37k: per pair and upward.
Children's Ribbed and Main
Post Black Cotton Hose, ior 8c
100,12“, 15c, 19c and“ 24c
per pair and upward.
Children’s Brown and Gray
Mixed, and Plain Stockings for
8c and 10¢ per pair.
Gents’ Plain and Fancy Coir
ton Hall'Hose,from 5c a pair up.
,NIINS’ FNINLSNNNEN.
Everything that is new and
stylish for Spring wear will be
found In this department.
Gent’ Silk Neck Ties at 24c
and 482, over 50 styles to
choose from
Gents? [Ilium Wltmli for250
ME” *tlente’ 4Ply Linen Collarti,a
cognate-Mme! W” 5'“ UV
enls’ Suspendcrafront 12k.
to Slpc
Gents’ perIFIlannci Shirts, all
new goods and desirable spring
patterns, at 39c, 45c, 55c, 65c
and upward.
Gent’s unlsuudried Shirts at
u w
pGellt'I Laundried Pique
Shirt, open front and back, for
title, worth $1. 25.
Gent’s aFancy Percale laun-
drted Shirts from 49c up.
Gent’s Silk umbrellas from
$1.98 flip.
heailqudrters ltlr gloves in this '
writable} .
dictl’ 4 button line French Kid ’
26c, 350, 39c, 59c each and
69¢ per pair.
I :H ‘
Havafluthsslsasytorths
GLENHAM MILLS cancer.
Owned by the late A. 1‘. Stewart, and will otter alullllas o! lull“. Al’l’ PAT'I'BIIP Ma]. MOD anew line oi
- 'Agrua Carpets just received. All the new styles of
Hartford, Lowell and Sloanea
Extra Super, Axmlnliten. Hrqnetteu, Vslvcts, Body and Tapestry Brussells Our stock is four times larger and cheaper
than any line over oflered to the people out Norwalk and vicinity. This week we shall cit- -r a hug drive in Laos Curtains at
Slum uuuu luuuau auul Thursday uulil 8 o’clock.
South Kuwait Stun uuuu uvuu uiulu until 8 o’clock.
DON’CIN' M188 THIS QALE.
m a." -“
Suluului until 10 o’clock.
Saturday uirllt until 11 i'uluil.
SOOFIELD do HO‘YT,
MLENTS FOR BUTTERICK's PATTERNS
U
l
800 Yards
st momm-
ll.
At 10 CENTS PER YARD.
Splendid Values in Choice Patterns from 10 to 950.
A. DICIKERMAN & SON,
84 W \SHING'I' 05 S'I‘llli) Sflll'l‘fl NIDRWAIIK.
FHNasuiBuu
"or. .‘nln & "l”‘l 'ilu.
PLUMBING,
Sluuu uuu Gas Fuliuu.
STEAM HEATERS
AND
“01. Air limiters. ~ .
lruuluruuuullulsnlut
LOWER THAN EVER.
III-curated 'l‘r-is Set, 56
Pieces 9| 8‘3.
Tm rtrw
[Dress Culling.
Ills prune v lire M charge. flur
“one wtes. trout tmt method or r intro
darted. Very-l sswellas accurate. loom LI.
Old Well floral. th Harwell: I”.
FAWCETT’S
Ito. 3 Water Street.
NORWALK. — - (X1318
EASTER NPENLNN’
—————0?
Pillfll‘N Hill NNN NNNllll
WEDNESDAY ANN THNBSNNN
APRIL 2 and 3.
Ivory lady stimuli the opening will be [lei e t
ed with a [lunch or to as All are csrxlally lla-
Vlld Inuit-ltd.
JOHN ll. FER!!!“
Wholesueand IntellDaler in all aims It
LNLL ANN NNNN
Brick. Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lolrigh, Lackawsunn, Lot-nut
mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Goals.
Wit , I hill
...:m~tmriuuu
Drug Store Mint
Norse Buyers:
We arc °°W“§“{;,:;
coking m. o
cauited to all purposeal. ‘
You will and the I'll-
tamer. n:
3%....“ vanilla
and also ashar this
Huuuuuutuu fur uuuuu.
llll MISTAKE
It in tho testimony of don-no of
Better Tea
l
irate-rested [st-ream.
ATH—
uuuu & luuuluul’s
' for less money than at any other
store In lots-rt.
'I' R Y i 'I' .
50c. a POUND.
m»
'a'IIIOM 3HJ. Nl sauna .lshafinI-u
tdrninistrotor’s Sale.
"(I ‘i’. AND LOT, .‘l” ' lNQOUTfl IAIN KL.
':l‘hr hvn Help I .onl repair; haawaterin and
um» hail! til". Ilia «or» Loci hot—n l'rontand
war, 'nll’ Irom 5mm; Main street to Woodward
aver no. P» r pa! it“! are Irqr re 0!
5w. il. iloyt & Son.
III-t- Ir :I:Ml t‘hzimlir- -r ‘cl‘. 83 ‘
Gt b’ets, 40c to SI doz. , woman 5 fiXChange
(rilltaa Ill-Itc- IO".
‘l'l‘lll'l-IS and it t‘til'.’ S
*Eim't lv 1, Walk.
Manicure Shamporinrz It up out and curled tor
ladies and oh; orgy. I pm Thursday April turn.
WIRE. E. C. SMITH,
; So. 7 Railroad Plat-I-
> no? its
WALL PAPERS.
Spring Styles
Thelarge't and meat remrtmmt in the town of
Norwalk.
Alice 0!
Gulls at 25 lllli Iluuulu Bull
PAIV'I'I‘SG, PAP“ BAFGIKG. KAWIIFING
l A ‘D DICOIATIXG.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper
31-!!! 8 Matt’s New lad.
79 Washington St. South Norwallr.
luau & Wluulusuy,
mung tamed and Idtted the stored
36 Main Street, Norwaik,
7 mm“ 0W
ormerly endravurto ucymmuyucnmh’a-ndm: aloha
Furniture.
Bviblrd-llacwa to lathe
bepaflicldaltasewtl ”m
ureaso-bte
...-,..__,, a .
913L331! ow;
n, . u
‘Puillll if all nus»
Rool Bails,
sndlat
533V” II 1"! am MIMI.
it want the choicest In“.
mu
olirolhieorosst. you willladlh- 8.,
ll [798%
r. HAYES.
Wanna: rot-III rotwita
amount 1s
trounce
Alto GUI-Pllllllr
m
Norwalk Chronicler