2i mmummmm. s,
deb.
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west M“ fie» " “M5396”; 3‘“
‘ustaoluauctis.
Thstriday Aternoon Clnbelaed its
‘flifl “myouenlay by giving
srscsptionto suntanus friends at the
woe-or In. I. s. Jennings. West
m Mathmembu’softheclub
- nhoutlixtyiuvitedguatswere present
begusdswsm rscu’vsd by In. Jen
C. Palmer, vice-Insideut, anistsd by
lb Iary Palmer and Him Joe Geller.
,‘l'hedorsldecorstions were very hand-
some, and the dining-room parties
Iarly wanting a charming appearance.
The following More of exercises
was given:
Vocal Geodetic—Fairy Song.
'Ib-OoucLWood. Punch and lllaOrllch.
- Recitation—Definitions Music.
His Julia Stow.
Plano Solo-Nah: .................. Hoskowssi
Hrs. it. 1. Sawyer.
Realistic-11» host Chord.
HmLEKunwlth nianoaccompanlment by
Mrs. Sawyer.
Vocal Solo-Ammo Deem... . ...Combs
It. May Punzelt.
Piano Solo.
Him Kellie I. Biahmw.
Vocalflolo—llapflest Days....loyer llelmund
lil- nn Orlich.
Vocal Solo—0 Promise Me ............ DeKoveu
Kiss Aimee Wood.
Vocal Trio-0's Blooming Meadows.
Ilisses Wood. Couch and Orllch.
‘ Recitation-Selection nun Goethe.
Mrs. Leslie Smith.
At the conclusion of the excellent pro-
gramme, a live o’clock tea was served.
Thetableswerepresided over by In. F.
B. Quintard and In. 1. 8. Keep. assist
ed by Ibsen L May Raymond, Fannie
Stow, Lina Conch and lay Punzelt.
The Euchre club held a very enjoyable
meeting lastevcningat the homeot the
”Getter. 81 West street. The first
rims were won by Hi- Iinnie Rowan
and Thomas Benedict, Jr., and the booby
prim by lies Mary Palmer and F. El.
pesentwerelr.audlrs.‘l'homaslleue-
dict, Jr.,lr. Ind Mrs. II. B. Holmes,
Hr. and Mrs. I". B. Quintard.
In. Joseph I... Jennings, Mrs. Man-
nel Willis liay Etch, Miss Char-
lotte leiont, Ilia Bohsnnan. Miss
fim’ , Jennings, liar llary
“ Lockwood, Miss L. May Ray
mond,o!thficity: InAndrnwmot
New York; lil- Pesrl Whitaker. or
Wendell J.: Dr. Charlt- G. Bulim—
nan. liners. John thvassgh, W. A.
Coley, B. B. Iowudes, Walter Jennings.
2. W. Fitch. G. 6. Golden and C. B.
Idler.
A low animator-turn. Paul's.
Prob-nor John Whittaker, who next
week takes charged the organ and choir
flamingo! St. Paul's church, is so so
oociate of the College 0! Organ'wts, Lon—
“,mdspnyfilolthecelebratcd Dr. J.
P. Bridge, at Westminster Abbey, loop
thin. We are informed that Prtrieesnr
Wet expects to make Norwalk his
home, and devote his entire time to run»
dealcoltnrr. His location here will be
quite an acquisition to the musical cir.
duct lorwslk, as mmic in all its
branches has in him a master. In.
method of teaching singingaud the col—
tivation ol the voice is on the Italian
method of the renowned Lamparti. The
motorol Holy Trinity. South Share, En.
.hld, write-ct him: “lir. John Whib
talenpvnltmorotmnsicsud A. C. 0.,
laden, has tilled the odice of mail!
iamyctnrrchtor the tire and a hall
years last past. As an organist l cosmi-
srlr.WhittsBerrsrytnocb above the
sveransiupointotsaecutim, taste and
M ability, ct which playing will
I”, [or lull. As . hav-
msofstsllesthslhlssrvlsssnd ones»
donaflyuthsmaeamlaadmtoriomn—
do. ilehearsthsrepctsdheings
mummdmflc
II
’l’sr
:Iswhwaursalarshtar-sted
street. ”.506.
“We! millennium
Lockwoo
¥ N‘ Real Estate and incuranceh
"0.230% Main 8!. 7" , s. ‘
‘ :ntns BFIDTE
. sinuses saints
Orders Issued by colonel host. or
numb Wt. ‘
.s'l'hqlollwlnwdsm-nsdbr
loud chonstitutcds'battallon.
toaet as battalion adjuhnt ands non—
commimioned odlcer to notes battalion
sergeant major. He will s-smble om-
cers for imtrnction and will hold drills
of battalion companies orot battalions
temporarily tormcdtroru twoormoreol
said companies as treqnmtly as will in
his judgment best subserre the instruo
tion of officers and men. ' ‘
This order is in sccordance with the
new code or military rules which provid-
ed that tisscompsnies or each nginim
shall bedivided into battalions at {our
companks each (or drill pnrptwes. Gom-
panlesBandEareBridgeportwm ' .
Company I is o.’ Winmd and Company
K is of Strstford. The remaining tour
companies in Norwnlk, Stomlord and
Danbury will constitute the other batta-
lion. ,
Y. I. C. A. Nil’I'ES.
‘n-e Aaslrerssry lamtaes or the Asso-
ciation to be held 'I’ovlorrow Event-g.
Thesnniversary exercises of theassoo
cistion will be held tomorrow evening
in the Norwslk Methodist church. Ce-
plms Brainard. of New York city, will
maltesnmidress. There will be special
music by the choir. Everybody is cor-
dially Invited.
A. ll. Wilcox, general secretary o! the
lieriden association, will conduct the
young men’s meeting tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock. Subject: "Model
Young lien." Good singing. All young
men invited. .
The annual meeting oi the inoculation
will be held Monday evening at So'clock.
ltishopedthat every member will be
praent.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ludierf Auxiliary will beheld Tuesday
atternoon at 8 o'clock. A lull attend-
ance is desired.
l'alrflslti ”County Teachers.
The annual mtlvuntion oi tln- Piill’llt'lll
C'munty Teuvzhers' neurciatiun will beheld
at the High School hull. Bridgeport,
April 29th and filth. Alter the mini
routine is disposed of, papers will be
read, and discussions 0! important topics
will take place. A lecture oi‘ the
meeting will he an gilt-bit of drawings
by pupils of the public schools.
(in Friday morning an address on thr-
. subject 0! "Arithmetic" will he made by
(i. l. Aldrich. of Newton, limo. A
taper on ”Writing in lnttvrulediate and
drummer Grades." will be read by El
win Shepard. of the Oliver litrwt M'lfllll,
Newark N. J., and on primary work by
bliss l-‘nnniebt-Ile Cur is of the Slate Nor—
mal school. in theultemoon Supt. AL
tirich will again talk on ”Aritlnnetir,"
followed by Dr. Jerome Allen of the
University School!!! Pedagogy of New
Y. rrk, onk'filemehtary l’n'nciph's Under
lying timestul Teaching." Saturday
will be taken up by the reports oi omn-
mittm, election oi oflicers and disenssims
on ”Arithmetic,” led by Dir. Aldrich and
on "Winfby Secretary Blue 0! the
state [ward of education.
Cs-lootkat'a world's ran saint-e '
Thebuilding committee oi the Board 0!
World's Fair Mamm—lieuutor Read
at Bridgeport, John ll Earle of New
Have-n, and C. M. Jarvis of Berlin, have
gone to Chicago to perteet arrangements
tor the erection of the Connecthmt build-
ing. Mr. Brim. the architect, will ac-
company them to Chicago. The struc-
tureismbewlnpleted loss to train
readiness for the initial csiebvstion. Octo-
wwwssnesutlyinChicswsod
nectimt building is a very desirable one.
within a stone's throw oi the lake shore.
nonwhites-(bassoon.
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when in new you.
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day.hswsstsb‘sabybr.l.sslis Keeley to
ltajchhaidsnispppointedtoccmmaud Ithsstorsometimsbeenevldent that .m
“MWM'Vlfl‘WIlmi the, “a...“ Mom“. W a“,
lr lac-Man not as conveniently n. m
ranged {or the accommodation or the
publicandthe work of the clerks and '
carriers as it might be. When Postma-
sterBubhelltookchargcoftheodlce he
made variom improvements for the
benefit of the service and then applied
for better odice facilitia, and has so
diligently followed up lib cause that an
an investigation
arrived this morning and, met Ir.
Kubbelland Ira Cole, the ownerof the
building in which the post titties is locat-
9‘9'“ ed. Theinspectorsdmitted that some-
thing oughtto he done toward enlarg-
ing the office. As there is comidcrable
space bsckof thebuitding it will he no
didicult matter for Mr. Cole to erect an
addition. Dir. Hubbell’s desire, however,
to have the owner of the building fit it
upinfirstclstnshape and then lean it
directly to the government (or a term of
years. It has been suggested that the
oilice he moved into the vacant store in
the Norwallr club building. As Dir. Cole
has theJeasinz of the‘store this may
prevail. The inspector was shown about
the borough and was very favorably im-
pressed. Helen town on an ntternnon
\, >_
‘ Mamie-om.
1:“th to a means
"lawman-what] saw
saith-std, stDwichtthatDr.lsrlsyissss
drummer-muss, that
evsrlivsd. Eh Wham
finiteness-m nae. Dnlsalsy's
Mbsnthss‘rwld, and l shsudoallia
Inlnrphy 1...... in
msuthatbe would bring suit WW
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nsctionwlththeflflllfi.
MURDER IN Tl‘iE SECOND DEGREE.
In. Anal- Walden (ls-vino! or lilting
Nsw You, spun—1's- trial or Ira
HERE AS” THERE.
Import-II NewaTtl-n County not! Stats
Chmlchd In a Condensed '0'.-
NewCunaunhss raised “10 toward
purchasing a m town clock.
The statement has been made semi
otiicisliy, that Judge Morris ll. Beards-
ley, of Bridgeport, will retire from the
Probate Court in that district at the end
of his present term.
By direction oi President Harrison,
Captain James S. Pettit is detailed to
succerd Lieutenant Totten as protensir
of military science and lactic at the
Shellield Scientific scliool.
City people reach [tidy-field on every
train hunting [or bonus and boarding
places, and the prntupw‘ts seem to he that
there will be more city people in Ridge
field this summer than any other season
if.
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audhiswilslearuedthathewasfrqasntly
urniutheccmpauyototh-rws-smthn
shesphnidcdhi-hssccasedhsrdantaitb
false-and otteu bother severely. Thh
condition tfl slain continued and In
Waldensswherhme the sight ol
Catalytic-nine owtnttbehouneotawo
William L. Brown, for 15 years ass'ut-
unt postmaster in the Birmingham post
whemerhepls-sd. She thendrwware
solver, which do had mind is hot
Mmlredthntatalshota.
bettsrresalteoaldbelocbsdtorr'
' mews-and Insanity.
“Doyoabrhevo’ in the theory that the
geld can toads topmdnse insanity,»
ntternuon in the "manic river by the
npsettingot his best.
eight years 0! age.
H, u, ”em, THE "esteem is saviour.
is» trimmed“! “a" "I?
new we»
‘. ” lid-I l,
'mamnttotweu nominations-at will
M”msihod&tuhcontrihnt0tilln?xt8shndsy,wheu war-$231»
.mmsflsr‘nsw
mam. tnho'y «435'
0:!" linenF lWhnd-ilbil-hcu‘s Wain; checked and mixed olptlu '
wettest retinal Wuréshowhixistmw’ Mimic”! t"
stably Review in naryblse 'snd
innit: iamflonbw. 5! ll
is mm Box ‘- to
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We
’ «'r‘w'ydsy .Orostttut
. out the
“isthmus!
83 Washington Street.
BIG DRIVES "
In our Kitchen Department for Saturday and Monday.
100 Clothes Pins for lo.
100 sets Cups and Saucers, best Ironstone China, 39c set.
500 Mo Soup Plates, best Ironstone China, tic each.
500 7-iu. Plates, 66 each. Same quality as above.
50 Decorated '2! quart Water Pitchers, 250 each.
300 gloss Vinegar Cruets, 9c each:
7.5 Spittoons, mic each.
10 doz. Buckingham Tea Pots, medium size, 190 each.
2 doz. best Ironstone China Bowls and Pitchers. 690.
.30 Panel Pastel Pictuges, size 14x2)”, 81.15 each. worth $3.50.
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Don’t forget our address,
83 Washington Street.
it (I My , .fi:
. I. «r M4 ' 'v‘
.. , . '. ”1 kw .42 )f-ri‘.
V BE R'BEBAT‘URS‘ H "I
B. F. Stevens, '
communal.
77'. it
.3,
In Hard and Soft Wood, '
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
Theonlyplaceinthecitywhere
~ clover Faun Bitumen Butler
18 SOLD.
:32... "M W W w
‘ 19 Washington Street, "
mimics,
Paims Oils. Glass. etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der reduced from $2.00 to 81.75.
Pillllllii, Pll’ill Hillillili llll *
DEIIIllIIIB.
7.9?W35hiflfl9l3't79 ,
Columbia Bicycles 1
“0.00
.\_ml upwards. some rare burning in Colum-
lmnls cues. which have been used but little.
A better investment than lo purchase low
grade new wheels. ’lhe old firm.
JACKSON BROS...
> :6 Wall Street. Finite.“
D. P. MORRELL.
vlvwfiuofxflfifltfi: ~N“"’..'§“i’~'¥;
insurance. Furniture insurance a specul' t .
Ill Washington street. South Norwalk. airlift
D. P. MORRELL,
“BET AND BIA“ THUUKIXO '
Pianosand W furniture Mum
. and packages called f
rdcllvmd. Dulce V . -
Wm” scumxmm.t'm‘°n.mwam
lessee, at the White louse Conan-ll.
the III. Inns Caron-co. ‘
The tkmstdidated liailrutul company
Was-moron, April iii—While it b as
hasrlrttidol to erect a new building in
New Haven at the corner oi Columbus
awhile and Meadow strwt.
lure will be three stories high, my feet
in length and on feet high.
John Cohen, who went to liartlortl in
January and started an association,
promising to give 33'» tor every .lh sub-
scribed on the get-rich suddenly plan,
has skipped town. leaving til-mt '20”
victims, from whom he Mt‘l'nlblllul
ilatewctthetashould find their way to
tasltnlry imitate-r They dcm‘t under»
tahetocnre insanity than; they only»
lanthanum-”Hind. Than
sssnsaymsswhoan saved tro- drunk-
.ddyav-bythsuaesot (tombstthsrw
mothsvswhcasadsusuetbis‘ more. Dr.
Keeleystrud the keynote when has-id,
"l'hbevilissd’weass.’
“thnpeopioare sick or typhoid they
don't ask torthe walnut; they send
urn-
Andwhyshonld it be diluent
Mddruhsusudwhichlsmfir-ly
Whaleelsyhssfoandasovsrsip
reared ."
Dr.';almspsayshsmetwithausatbfl—
mum-to. mart» W
thesdver questionJhsclmest reticenoe is
regardtothe whole abject h maintained
attheWhitellon-eaadthestateawd
held early-«at summer and that iavita
tionswilbshasdwithlustewweeh.
Henstortltswsstisootspoken inhuman
actertsatimotthepiauasanelcctioaeering
dsviee,absolateiydevoidotanyhoueatpar
p-sJoearrynntthssapre-dedsrationoi
mistavovotthsfalln-uwstisatius
stilsrdoasaotssehow the en-
Ats meeting in New Haven oi the
executive committee of the Knights cl
Colmubus, appointed to arrange for the
Mb anniversary 0! the diswvery at
America, to be held in ' New listen,
October ll, it wasdecided topnrchase a
tutor: statue of Columbus.
It is expected that there will he a larp
uttendanceat the annual banquet of the
Connecticut Press association at the
Hotel lleublein this evening. (Monet
John A. Cochefill, of the New Tort W
Advertiser. General Charles A.Tsy|or.
at the Boston (liohe, Senator liswlry
and Charla Dudlsy, Wm
pile-ll nil dolivsrsdssaddrsotothem,
durwltchhswasbssispdbyhoadudsct
appliestisastorhbsstopaph
W,I.Y..s
n-«Atthatrlal
inerJndsun,cl
brrtl or me pleat on. Governor ,.
' ’ firewalls-toot ovpnisstiow at
MymlvedliewYortaBmm-la
lead Railroad Company It. hora Ilsd
withtbsststssscretsry. The capital is
“0mm in mono slice-ct “Ne-eh.
‘l'hsllewYorhchstnn Ispid'h's-it
mum at new Jersey subscribe tor
mummselsctmtoth {.mshsmaadtwsaty-dve individuals
fitstesaddhtristeosvsatimho been sol-cribelcrthresshar-eseh.
callsdbydnholLWLehsirti-snotths yum 5. W u”
» moor-Inhaler wean-day mil-s tasks-milliliter pate-.tiusstov
elem industry or out wnk,atthchsnciIChamber. mwfl’Mlorsuset light»
lashest for tbsThsltepahtws-oltheflrstaad’l‘htrd ins. m (“m“gnm
wheel-shun ummmmeummmmmmum
‘ bonds and MflMtorahts-
‘l'hsnsmoeratiessac- tor the First mammoth-m sewers.
snd’l'birddistrists willbeheldWsdaes- fimtorndsaptioanfcltybuadaswd
dayev-ls‘ Thenconddistrlctnento- ”incubus-“WM”,-
ante mkcallsd tor next Friday 1'.
mmmmlorthem
Elites; st‘pricss gamma.
Inns-amounted.
mar-tutu“ eight fight. ltb
ditch tbs mas-rm Ilshtsrst
l
'l'hsitepnhlicaueanc-tar tbsflscond
latrsordinsry Bamainsin all the l
Jackemmmhestmandmassrs.
wast-swam
Mouser tits hasten-use b
‘M. S.SM,ITH.
W.—
This Season are as followe:
KID GLOVES.
We have always been headquarters and are at the present W" ”M“ ““‘d "“5
time ready to supply the trade with the best grades of Kid Gloves magma womerlllsd. a"
to be had at prices asfollows: '
Allsim,stylessnd shades at 01.00. 81.25 01.32., 01.50 and nus-mum oa- Generalis-
8L7bperpnir. m ‘
HOSIERY.
CORSETS.
JACKETS.
Dress. Goods.
Wearddaily additinbwstylestomralrssdycomplete stock "
:gllstlford (lords. Broadcloth,
madden mmmm all
cry, Which we; are, ,at
ending nylon of Spring fifirm
Csmel's Hair Stripes,
the newest springtime.
8min! 'Apntgtrncemenf.
hoopssdvsrysnnhcusmso’eioct. Wendi
saint Intent slum stir.
‘1 Washington street.
Upendaily trnmltouadn and trout l toil
p. m.,andontlatnrdaysvni&strom etc b.
Mnmwoadmtts. '
ALDIX somsxs first.
Juuh' n. rennin. Vice-Pint.
mun n. timer. Second Tress.
' at 8. storm:
Ititllllll Sillltfll.
‘ I
on Railroad Place. South Xorwalt. and
Gregory's Drug Store. Norwalh. list-
3‘. n. BAY (as; '
t3 Sorth lol- Street. South lorwal
Practical and We flptlslss
“it?“
t'Jncob M. ‘Lnytonf
o and decides .
no... water'-
Wewould ull call tie t' _ _ .. . g y
.. m“! ll ,’Wu,u5 1:2; 210:: mu to our extensive HOMER B. HOYT,
' "Why“ A t: r
ul’hi's'thhyfinallthb o...“ WMWMWW W' mid m
t importstinm or qualities and 2 insomniac: alarm .
Repairing or Imml rmnplicated wen-ho! I
totally. Kay r tasters. Ivory
ility for first rims woe , and t mach, -
teal shims todo the state. b .
MUSIC! MUSIC! ‘
and
Thisseasonweare displaying a most com lete assortment $531!?"me " @i
and it i. with pleasure we call your sttention t: the following: ”Wméwbfi
A run line of Potent Iouldod Corsets. All the popular grades of gran-4mg 33‘ l...‘ 033m:
the celebrated P. I). Corsets. Warner's Coraline, Health d Ab- Lm'im'mi‘mghw -
dominal, Thompson Glove Fitting, French Woven, etc}; ’ fl}
flyIHOIe “53. for“ em cit-raw
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memento;
Norwalk Chronicler