. . Pants and Spring Overcoats
" gepoelaityof Childmn’e allthenewandlettet
,.:: m: miofmiorthclr 'their‘omren'e mflwml'mlm
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BENEDICT AND COMPANY
; ' mphorsted Goose
V“ end 100 bottles.
Nervure, 70c.
We bottles for 25c.
Knit Outlet; for 5c.
" Oemphor, 20c lb.
.V, 10c m, 3 o. for 25c
m we give you a 250
' licpiece of Adam’s '
WASHINGTON STREET.
m WINGSEWEL
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com non-.11.: m Anni.
lie! a-Oorner Washington and North Main
strata
Box e—Ooruer Day and Raymond streets.
Box I—Orom street.
lion I t—Weat street. opposite l'renhlln street
school.
Box lS—Conomdetmwwflteachoel.
Boxfl-OornerNorthNalnendAnnetresta.
florid—corner High atrest nil Bayvlew
avenue.
Box 10~Norwelk iron Worhbuildlne.
Born—0on- West avenue and Cedar
Iran.
Box ll—Ooma
avenue.
Box W Ilyavenneendnontcn street.
Box Il-Oorner South Iain and lonrna
West-treat and Taylor
“In.
Box ll—llectrlc Ught station.
BOX 35-20111» of Water and lievllend
sires I.
Boa dl-l‘eiriield avenue antiOeder 'etreet.
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Ilnlatnre Almanac for 'lo-merrew.
Sun Blane‘ Bun Bela lflighfivle Low We
at lizlill ht ens It 0:7! It ilhlii
law Iorh Herald Weather Ioreraet.
The weather to-day promises to be from
cloudy topnrtly cloudy. preceded by snow or
tale in the morningon the coasts. followed by
clearing. with light temperature changes.
Tomorrow it promiem to be warmer'and fair.
A,“ ‘M.\
Iawlet Pol-h of all net-omelet.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four inure ending at noon to-dey was
.1! = shove- earn: hiuheet, 92°.
SOUTH NDB'ALK.
the
'lllf People of Our .clty Are
Being and laying.
Contractor Arthur Waldron fies the
addition to Otto Bartbcl's plank shop
nearly completed. ltis 27:75 feet and
one story high. M
”Waverly bicycles. .85, m Secley‘s.
The new horse purchased by the city
for the fire department, was put in Put-
nam Bose company's house. yesterday,
for the first time_.w m
-Collat S. Tlilobon'e for the Iateet
styles in Spring milllnery, eleo a full
line of stationery, hosiery. and ladies'
underwear. No. 201 Washington street.
liner Post, (i. A. it,oi Stamford,
will holdecamp tireend heanbahetov
night. to which all Norwelh veterans
ere cordially “BEL”
~Wented—ehoemahere on'i'orn Cache,
Bleleield a Bpahn. Apply at Henry
Bleleield'e. 12 North Hall street.
0., Conan A Emmi Washington street,
have rented the basement under [leery
Bieleield'e clothing atore on North lain
street, and intend to start a wholesale
fruit hotter.
«medics made every day at Perry's.
The members of Court lishschelne.
AnetentOMeroi Forename" arserreng
legions entertelement and sopperto
be held in their heedtinartere in the
dwarfed Corbett hloch, neat Wednes-
dayevenlng. “A...“
-'l‘he Norwelh Boson store will be
elceedelideyl’rldayforthe purpoeeoi
mathilgdowngoedeloetheateet April
eele.whtehhegiaeoalietnday, April“
Wlhehriehweltreterforney-
nondllrothennlraostloltoeeoihie
80m NORWALK.
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Come and “e
W YOU CAN BUY A BETTER HORSE FOB sphere-resettlement» this
W Till HONEY All
BRKSIDE FARM
H- TBAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISg- mmwllirbwell relight *9 will“
['1' MENT IN CONNECTICUT ' «
I fill L.” if 2! ll 1’00". Will“. ”III. 3
PkRSONS.
mm,um. Belleya
weather is favorable.
. rucn‘tnnm Perry's formic candles.
listen, Bailey, a: Do. have disposed of
five bolldiaglotefrotn their large tract
oi land at Dorian, four to Clarence Sco-
tield end one to William Sellech,
lather If. Wright hae awarded the
contract. iorhienew here inthe rearoi
“residence,“ 85 Cedar streettoAr-
thnr Waldron. It will be 25:!) feet,
two star-la in height, with three gables.
«A cahe of toilet soup given nwey to
every customer Saturday April 14th, at
the N. Y.'(l. Co. new store. [honoree
Building, Washington street.
On Saturday eiternoon there will be a
sweepstakes trap shoot at seugetnch.
given byA. D. Sanford. Be has invited
the Norwalh sportsmen to attend, and
several will go over and tehe part in the
shoot. w___
The tug Western Union. belonging to
the Western Union Telegraph Co., errlv-
ed here from Northport, L.l , this morn-
ing, with a force of men to repair the
cables of the company anchored in the
river at the railroad bridge.
The prayer service at the Congrega-
tional church, this evening, begins at 7:40
o'clock. The topic fordlecnmion is. “The
Duty of Uniting with the Chords."
Ephuianeflln lkfldblflafll; 18—31.
A hearty invitation B extended hi all.
Charles Wiley, who was tene’to sell
from Scuth Norwelh. and who has been
an inmate oi the Elmira reformatory,
says he would rather male in the crun-
ty jell a year then in the reformatory a
what, such wretched treatment did he
receive. m
The Young Women’s Christian Tern.
pounce union will hold their annual
meetingfor election of officers,» Fri-
day evening, April id. at the home of
In. G. l-'. Waters, 17 Day street. Be-
portsere expected from the superinten-
denteoi departments. Iienthere are re-
quested to come protnptly at 7:30 that
there may be plenty of time for theboei-
neesoitheeveniag. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
-—ilonnd steak, 10c. spotted. at lieyee’
market.
NOI'ALI NEWS.
A Irony W of Ila-a Front lit.
Upper Ind of Ma.
The water comm-toners ere extend-
ing the water mains 300 feet further on
Ward drest.
The Ladla’ Anxililry will hold I
specielIleetioglntbeY.li.C.A.ynrlor
etBo'clochtomorrowafternoon.
Captain A. A. Bette, of Company D.
has notified members to have the etete
property turned in at the arnmry before
Friday evening. _____
Kebaoee Encampment, independent
Order of Oddisllows, expect to confer
the Golden Rule puree this averting upon
David W. Raymondm
—-hhonlder eteehJ eenteepoaud. at
Beyee' mallet
The fourth of the Y. if. C. A. district
championship e contests takes
place at the N aeeocletlon’s syn;-
emitter. totnorrow night.
mending”
rowstghtwlllheheidptllel‘enebers.
renames-om ,
m J
an entertainmep
nmtnt. Ad dmimlon,lflc;tuppeilm*
were made floppy yesterday by the
birthoiechlltiw
Co‘siectory mmwm W from Beoohlyn.wheaeltehed heel at
W8 *0 mm W t! “‘9 eeediogtheiNewm Yeti Eeet conference.
Junior Endeavor meeting in thecbepc!
of the Norwalh Congregational church,
retirements
mu—
“will!
9‘ .______,__..
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David Kelley and wife. of Norwelh,
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt' returned yesterday,
33.. 'l‘. K. Noble will address the
Friday afternoon at 8:!5 o'clock.
«They're at iterate. doing the work
they like beet oi ell—myth; you menu.
We have reference to the Home": Boe-
ton store.
C. Ford Barley, of Novwalh, and Eben
Biiloitbiecity,erpect todoeometoun
lug. end we should not be surprised to
see then in a few races this summer--
Denbovy News.
win Austin‘s window.” the badges
furnished by the Gazette, for the Elastic
Web Weaver's concert and bell, liner.
mania Hall. tomorrow night
StPhillpe chapter. Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, held eeoclel meeting at Grace
church rectory. last evening, end were
bospltably entertained by the rector,llev.
3. li. Watkins. There were genera and
rermhmente. .‘
—-Tbc Norwelh Baton etore. is above
ell others in quality, quentlty and style;
below ell tthen in prices.
In the Superior Court at Bridgeport,
tomorron, the ceeeeoi Blraut Cobleigh
and hitched Fehen for violating the
liquor few. will comeup Pruecuting
Agent Boonecher will repreeent the
state and Attorney Rot-ell Frost the
Fahene.
~llon‘t forget the l‘Jolly Farmers" to-
night, at the Athenteum. No postpone-
mentonaccount cf the storm. Admis-
sion, 10 cents
The funeral of (henna lieary, oi
Greniteville, weelergeiyettendrd. Rev.
P. A. lawe,e former rddent oi Nor-
welh. officiated. enabled by Bev.l. S.
Sandmoi theA.ll. E. church. Aletter
ofcondoleaoewae read froInthoA.l.
5.30m! school. ”W.
-—Armour‘s white label mops will be
served free of charge etileti'e d Earring-
ton's until Saturday night oi this week.
Beenee‘end cell and get a ireernmpls.
Hmmlvee especially welcome.
iicv. A. ll. Wyatt, pestoroi the Nor-
walk Methodht church. will deliver at
series of Sunday evening lectures on
“David and Ne Titus," the Billioho
given next Sunday. They will he illus-
trated by maps and plans to lmete events
end sconce _fl_____
m—tliergeln ‘l‘woatyleeoimen'mtsheld
sewed Oil ehoee selling for 0t, to make
mm fornewetylee. Ladla' finehid
shoes, patent leather tips, welt, “-50-
Dtheeetyleeeteemsonebleprlceseeoen
beionndlnenyotberstore. l)..l.i-ihee-
ban, 5 liein street. Norwalh.
Evening prayer and service will he
held in (trace church. weighted-meno-
inget e o'clock. An addrd will be do
timed by Rev. 8. ll. Wattles. loch
interest is being meow in thesemid.
weeh services oi.iett,ee¢dte rector he
concluded to centlnue then a few weehe
W _,.,__~
lites Berle liken. oi the Broadway.
New York. 'ihbereeole, and eeacreelni
teeeiter of voice calm. wllibelueni
the scoot-pellets at th’eileeheell mean
at the Norwelh Iathodletohareb. Ila
Mere-EM
inattentive
Monmouth-om ,'
. ”mausoleum“ ea with I?
lewa and ooeetp er the Day to last
. John Bhopal! a Boil here just coni-
pletd Ill-Ill” altelltio-l on n carriage
belonging 9 Dr. Fl‘rl’l Gotham, of firew-
M, N. Y.
Beet Nor-elk post office et3:lll g
ymtsrdey, did not errive until use lym 5
‘ Sunday.
as flrsteopreeole
Mimi-l} «new «mum‘s lei-idle
Norwelkyesterdeyeedxotdmk 110 the First Congregational cherub come
we locked no no this mentor no time since. in whlehlreAnneloelee
and it end contamination”. Cary-Boyhood" mm
Bepehi. pert. Reserved-eat wlllheopee
wifyonwent to m. M “I“ ll m ”Whfimbw
”Masthead-heeded chore boy in '"i
ill-"Jolly Plan.” It tin AW!» «equaliser-set he lee-ermine
weight Admission. mounts. forthelowpriouetvllfll they willie
nothwoidherlmleyetoerlochwcod, WORM
ell'mteveeeetweepcstpoeed, yester- mmuturmws‘ii-J‘i‘dteh
”.meosomtnl‘theettq. ltteeb mmmmnneewltlneet
1"" Mat-0- tonight a the memos e s.
Phhted. it West street ‘l'hne wee
Marciano-
mssphtrteal m. it is espec-
tellydtsltllthtteverymenherefthe
“willows-aim
e
“meanwhile-tailbone.
laehtlytlnnahweshroeghtto a step
Muesli-Melee“. 'l‘he
1m
OVER THE IIVEI.
I‘m.“
The mail from the east. due at the
o’clock onacoount oi the storm
Ill. J. Sturgcs Kendall. who fell in
the prion o! the East Avenue Iiethoo
d at prcopel church, recently, and re—
mived severe internal injuries. in very
mnehimprcved._
Beginning next Sunday. at Advent l
C min church the evening prayer ser l,
vice will he held at . o'clock, Instead of:
0:30, ae formerly; preechlng,” . :30, instead
oi 7 £0.1'he subject for the evening will
be"anonltlons ”
~‘1'he “Jolly Farmers" of the Athe-
Imum, tonight. under the auspices of flu-
Bmad River Sumlny school
During the storm. yesterday. the top
oi the flog pole in the school house
equate was blown oi. and fell ecroes the
trolley wires. it was removed by the
mortorman and conductor. with the es—
elem of two pmengers oi n car which
wee nearing the point when the pole
fell.
John Tryon, the genlel chief of records
oi Uncee Tribe. 1. 0. it. it, went scalp
hunting in Darlen. yesterday, but eiternn.
spending considerable time in vain. he
museum end was taken to Cook’s
drug Ito", where he soon recovered. Be
is supposed to have been loohing for
Butcher Ben fined, who visited Darien
He went to his home in East
Norwalh. and at lest accounts was doing
nicely.
A circular to the East Norwslh school
district committee, is being signed by a
number of prominent citizens of the
piece. requesting the committee to cell
a epecial meeting for the purpose of
changing the term of the present board
of school visitors, and all succeeding
boards. from three years toono year.
“petition mustbcsigned by ten repu-
table citizens before the mos-ting can be-
culled.
”As the Twig le Ilene."
When it is necessary for little children
In leave the tablebefore their elders have
finished their repeat, it is very nice to hear
them “beg to be excused" in a polite
manner But when they are a little older
Fern too often theyseem to forget. when
n h to leave the table. that the more
ngto be excused does not justify them
ill leaving the table inforelt is really prop
mthet they should do so. unless it is ab-
eele aestheery ry.
Now
nice table manners than at home. and
what they are taught there end medet to'
practice becomes a sort of second nature.
while that learned later in life is not an
easy to motion and is more like an ill fit
lit. garment
When we see young people uneasy and
rmtlese. hltiiltul they have to remain seet-
ed at table while (there ilnlsh eating while
may know at once that during childhood
they had not been fought arigbt in this
one point of table sitcoms. Some parents
delta that they see when their chil-
drmarethrough wt their muleandere
glad to have them leave the table as soon
aapeeelhie. Yet If children are taught to
behave properly at table this feeling would
mgr-retreat.
llnhnetl. named med,’l‘intorette trough
in till, spoof] of Titles, but
his instruction only
2':
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3.?
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' Bums]! Frost, Captain A. J. Croiut, of
can children he better taught N
they had finished some time before. we -
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V lawns oftwneede who:
colleEl. “011's Willi! Ah.
It wee nee-sly Stressed In Greenwich,
' - \‘eeterdeyAiterneel. ,
Funeral services in connection with
the’deeth oi (‘Jolonel ll. W. R. Hoyt,
were largely offended in Greenwich. yes.
terdny afternoon.
Theollicers of the Fourth regiment,
who attended in a body, were Colonel
.1
South Norwelk; lejor Sheriden, of the
First hettalion, Bridgeport; Major Ben-
drle, oi the Second battalion, Stamford;
Captnin Gilbert 1.. Fitch. of Compeny 0.
Stamford; Captain J. J. Glennon, end
lieutenants Juries J. Hurley and Ed-
word B. Joy, Company E, Bridgeport.
The officers um met by curring“; at the
spot.
A large delegutmn of representativm of
the Fnirtleld County Bar nmociation, in-
cluding two ex- speakers of the House of
Representatives, J. H. Perry and Allen
W. Paige. also attended.
On account of the storm the lmria!
services were held in the church.
Taylor’s: Golder?"
BealEslale’andinsurance
wasnnto'roe m.
i or house and)
will "field aretnvtted
Persona look! of,
BOIMAKIRS on turn Wench. BIRMI-
S FILD & SPARE "July at HENRY
mam-s. 1‘: North
Gilt eerhambermatd. and nnree ior——
chi ears old in wire of HRS.
RUSSELLFW "rthou and lace all let
A Gilli. to do Wynne! housework in a family
of two. Apply at 9? last avenue. “East
3'0le
” ”Til—ISBN? ” .- _-__.
“7E”. furnished room in private house.
running water end nearre railroad etc-
lion Address 0. £va . 24 Monroe sneer.
South Norwalh. m”l lt
HOL' BI near Elm Grove store 7 mourn
it), 3 rooms. No b Toile- street. flint
floor rent“: house)! n. can. street. rent I12
lhave water in. endure nt 1221;?”
order t «runabout JOliN [Lb P. tit:
West street.
I
mt
Ne. South I'll“
liD.
Apply to ME" A. WOODWA
AWN hicwerntromfllllup Alltheleed-
I t h .l ldtn fheleeternitl Oil
54‘“ “3.1:“: "m4“: ' hilede! ciphtl efi
M)
t
"NW“ “4! H‘D‘W (30‘:‘ ”South hiatn mogul.
h t knives. er blade bend
I it“ isn't: mm 5314 onwuar
il‘ D'W o., ”Sou Amt!
A CHILI“? tricycl . (‘ell at
blankets.
ply he
Ioalh
eerf
Inelneeii beetle good
wit. cahiu. “ME
BACK thetermotor.whlchwtliheaold
cheep for want of use. Apply at this
mice.
h nehNovwalh. fort-«5mm-
038: l!
ringworm harnesses
W o.-
uneh 5‘ cach'r
robes,
beep for cash
.10 Weill
orw
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Norweih. Cone.
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FUNITU RE.
j Sport's! Sale of livans and corner lha'rs,
At $9. $l0.$12. $14. FIG:
end with wh
Mullet
everythl
in: W
do him reverence. 'l'oe
ll Mi “flit 000M463“ 48 Ill! Si. "melt.
Marked down from $12, ”4,: .18, 820.
. , ‘ d7
DEAR BUTCHERS.- LISTEN.
Know! the intense lntereetererytb uhrteiuin totb l ' Market h
andhaetlefaotlon will" this to? you) 5.133" nto I34: :33.
oblong». are, every Illfor stock, up les. in feet all claims for enytbi and'
the We larhe hewt. Aeneid loocente humble
“Memos" i,ll".u°‘.t.°°.rr'mlcl°°nlzmm "we" “‘3de ..
o er. eror ee
dose peyevevybill hi flagellum“? ofnese. wewi willslleerfc ullytek 'bg‘: :6 Maya
eeere onrsn w w .
finial.“ mu Dressed Beef. Lembs.‘ vmah‘ficf'm ’ ,enneee“
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor
rennet Iliii‘i'. firestorm.
i8 North Hall It, Be. Norwallk.
W,
FURNITURE.
28 80. Main Street 80. Norwall.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR sun's,
Silk Brocntelle Fringe Parlor Suit, 835. 00
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit 025. 00. ‘
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
A Fine Lounge for $6. 50.
Wilton Rug touches, 311. 50
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Couches.
All goods sold at hard tune prices
D
DAVID STOW. .
OATS! OATS!
The Value of Oats depends considerably upon the W eight oflhe graiu,for the
reason that the flasks oi Light Oats make up a lunch greater proportion oi the
grain than heevy Oats. Thus a bushel of Cars of the weight of 21 lbs. will have
fifty per cent of hosts, while e 911le weighing 40 lbs will have only 30 per cent.
of hushs.
The weight oi the Grain is therefore the mentor e or lost of quality.
Our Oats are carefully screened, end the dirt, dust and chef sifted out.
which removes the prime cause of heavy end wind broken horses.
The value of Oats thus eiftei should be appreciated by horse owners.
Orders left or Solmen’e livery steble will receive prompt attention.
Manuel T. Hatch
Dealer in Hey. Flour. Grain. Feed. etc. 15 \imhallefreet South Norwalh Ct. e7
PEOPLE 8 IIIIET‘
21 Well at. ., Norwall"
l'elephene cell, iii-3.
Satieieetiou guaranteed
THE lEAO|N0 DRY 00008 STOIlE
Tristram & Hyatt,
2 Gazette Building.
--cAPEs--
Capes have not been so universally worn for many years as
they are this season, having won their way into favor-especially
for use with the more elaborate and dressy costumes, as they do
not disnri'ange the full sleeves so much in use at the present time,
and yet give that sense which is always agreeable to a lady of
being completely dressed for the street. One result of this condi-
so. tion of things is that when selecting our 8"!“ ISSOITUEIT of
“DES particular attention has been paid to the special needs and
uses we are mdeavoring to supply. Our assortment includes
“If!“ MILITARY ant! lllllllllll BIPES, in broadcloth diagonal
and moire silk, with trimmings of lace, inserting, jets, braids,
and ribbons, ranging in prices from 52,50 to $10.00,
--JACKETS--
Jackets in latest cuts, English walking jecirets. nobby linlf
fitting refers, umbrella skirts, in ten and fancy effects.
Blazer and Eaton Suits.
We shall be pleased in show you this season 's style In those
goods.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk.
Lilllil.‘ EllilllL! REMOVAL!
..,.lhe New York lrocery 00.,
is North Main Street, will remove to
Tim Illlllll William Washington St.
and will be ready for business of the new store on next
Saturday, April l4th
We will give “WHITE“ FIE! to all of our customers [In
”Til!!!"
l large lake of Toilet Soap.
be. You will the best goods at vices un- ~
heargog‘ugrrglfo maintain litmgh standard of quality of org,
Teas and Coffees
end will how a lerge assortment of beautiful and useful m.
to give sway with them.
Snow-flake Fluid” 345‘ 9"” per glam!
Norwalk Chronicler