assass‘ seas are cases III
run seminars nsroarrns.
fimuuhs things The! use sad ear
in IarwaIk. 'lontl lorwallr
1W" Darla. Instr Diurnal Journsy-
, is. up and Down ’l'owu.
} Iflsullnnie Morison won Wedbsms‘
' prise roast, yesterday.
~0bildren’s Mull hats and Sarah caps
from its. upwards at It. 8. Smith’ .
Mrs. Thomas Belden and Mrs. lemon]
Denney, of Norwalk, are on the sick list.
The Women’s Relief Corps of Bucking-
ham Post, G. A. R., will give asupper in
the Athenmuyi, “tonight.
-—Nia quaker bread. ht Lane's.
-A new arrival of figured lawns from
So. yd., upwards, at M. B. Smith' .
William H. Wilkins, of Lowe street, is
- ooudnedtonis home with II severe at-
, tack of rheumatism. 1
~Trv our pure vanilla ice Cream.
Lane’s.
Carriage-maker Luther Wright has en-
madam» George Washburn to decor-
ate and lotter‘vehicles.
~0rders taken for live and boiled
lobsters for Saturdays,» A. B. St. John’s
market. ”__~__
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M., will cut
their new goat loose tonight. A full at-
tendance of the members is requested.
--Ladies' calico wrappers for 99c,
worth $1.20 at lll. S. Smith’s.
A. N. Morgan is laying hard wood
floors in the offices and dining room of
Dr.Bohannan's residence,corner of South
Ilain and Elizabeth street.
-—'Stratford shad every day at Hunt &
Zelutf‘s market, Washington street.
The monthly meeting of Grace Chap-
tar, Daughters of the King, will be held
Saturday afternoon at the Guild rhom
in the church, at the regular hours.
—-Floor oil cloths at cost at M. S.
Smith a.
Several members of Ilinnehaha DIvis-
ion, Sons of Temperance. paid a frater-
nal visit Io Welcome Division, Sons
«Temperance, in Darien. last night.
—W. J. Ireland won the box of candy
atlnne'ageaterdsy. Number of candies,
70, gnu, 71.
Thenew advertising wagon Theodore
Olsen Is driving about town, is from the
factory of Henry Tilly. North Main
strut. The lettering is very handsome.
—Children’s jackets, all sizes from 3 to
10 years,for 99c. upwards at II. S. Smith's.
The subcommittee for the Founder‘s
Day parade will meet at the Mahackemo
Hotel, at 7:30 tonight. The general com-
mittee meet at 8 o'clock. at the same
place. _‘ r" #
-—Thc well-known S. Spiro. formerly
inthe furniture business at ‘38 North
Iain street, has opened with a full
line of handsome stock, now and second-
hand, inthe store under the U. A. ll.
Hall, Washington street bridge.
Thomas T. Doraey,of Belden place,tbe
agent for the Ports stone work, is laying
swalk for Mrs. Vanocscsr, leading to
her West avenue residence. This mater-
ial makes the beat artificial stone work
for sidewalks and roadways, and is
warranted for twentyollve years.
-—The J. T. Prowitt company have
secured the agency of the celebrated
Caldwell lawn mowers. They also have
another medium priced mower that can-
nethebeateu by any other machine in
the market for the same money.
Considerable complaint has bIIcn made
recently about it number of boys in at-
tudmocat theOvcr River school who
throw storm and break windows in the
building occupied by T. S. Glover‘s bond.
Unless the nuisance ceases there in II
probability of arrests being made.
~A large assortment of low priced
dras goods aim. S. Smith's.
From 3 to 6 o’clock Friday afternoons
the treasurer of the Women’s Central
“M will he at the Women's
Building to receive dues. Girls who
whit to join the mutton will find the
psuident of the association at the build-
ing every Friday evening.
«Lady's pneumatic tire bicycle. al-
most new, .35. Wheeler & Haoford,
South Iain snug.
. A meeting preparatory to them
mntofthalmd’hfinppsr whiohwillhs
Want” N Congrega-
“Mainland”, washaid in the
“psi hut night, nearly two hundred
”Write-sat. The open
. flwithalnisfpraiss amino, sing.
“Mainline quartsttsehoir. With
_. “Matthew Bou-
_ Widowed,” audanuatherof
’uw-s-Msmvatsstatothsahsrsh.
A...
Imam sauna In lies-Bar.
tire.
The diphtheria patients at the 001me
morseassuarereported
Bis members of tbePig Iron elnb
wenttoNsw York city last night and
visited Harrigan‘s Theatre.
~Finest Elgin creamery' butter, 210.
N. Y. store, Donovan’s building.
Asonwasbornto Mr. and lire.
ward Sheehan, this morning. Mr. Shee-
hanis manager of Mrs. Lowe‘s grocery
on Main street.
-Beautifnl variety 'of geots‘ and
youths' outing shirts from 25c. upwards
at M. S. Smith's.
As the spikes have not yet arrived,
work has been delayed another day on
the News“: Street Rallwaycompany’s
electric system. _
~Handeomest presents given away
with teas and ooilees in the city. at N. Y.
store, Donovan’s building.
The hydrant in front of H. R. Hale's
residence. on Union Park, which the
fire steamer burst the other night has
been repaired.
About twenty past masters of Our
Brothers' Lodge, 1. O. O. F., will attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge. in
Stamford, on May 16th.
—Fine Elgin creamery butter, 210.
pound Central Cash Grocery, 15 North
Main street. .
Rev. 1). M. Seward, T). 1)., of Fair-
iield avenue, will preach and administer
the communion in the church at Green-
fleld Hill, next Sunder .
—Chickens aIe l2l centsa pound at
Hayee’ market.
A very enjoyable sociable was held
last night at the residence of Agustus
Buckley. in New Canaan. A carrysll
load of Norwalk people attended.
The condition of Dr. ('. ll. Coolidge
continues about the same. He is very
weak, and it is with the greatest difficul-
ty that he can get about the house.
--See the assortment of parcels opened
today, at M. S. Smith‘s.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
Over River school graduating class will
beheld at the school tonight, when a
musical and literary programme will be
rcndcred. :
The choir of the" TI‘irst Methodist Epis-
copal church will hold their rehearsal to.
night. Mr. Selmeitau will be present
and especially requests every member of
the choir to meet him.
The music committee of tho Founder's
Day celebration are D. E. Disbrow, J. i’.
Treadwell. ll. 1’. Price, Prof. John Whit-
taker, Stephen S. Hatch, E. E. Crown
B. M. Andrews and Frank ConIstoI-k.
Chester F. Teller and Franklin A.
Tollesareattending the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Lucretia Sherman, at Wood-
bury, today. Miss Lizzie l. Tolles. a
niece of the deceased. accompanied them.
~CIIll at Perry's Candy Kitchen for
velvet chewing kisses. All flavors.
The regular monthly meeting of the
King‘s Daughters will he held in the
Norwalk Congregational chapel, Io-
morrow afternoon at4 o'clock. Business
of interest will be transacted after the
reports of the circles have been given.
——|lr. Blackman, the piano tuner, is in
town for-a few days. and can be found
at the City Hotel by those who desire
his services.
Attention is called to the grocery bIIr~
gsinaoflered by Charles E. Seymour In
another column. lnfallihility may be
questioned at all times by the wisest and
clevsrest. but the truthfulness of Mr.
Seymour’s advertisement speaks for
itself.
The Center school is closed today to al-
low tho teachers to attend the teachers‘
convention at Bridgeport. The school
willhold its Arbor Day exercises next
week. At the Over River school the ex-
ercises will be held in connection with
the commencement exorcism.
mm"
«See specialtylin our north window
S's-than afternoon and evening III M. S
Smith’s.
The schoolshlp St. Marylms arrived
at New London to remain until the 20th,
when it will leave for P‘ayal in the
Azores. Ths‘lnterval betWeen now and
boys in seamsnshlp and boats. and
probably the ship will run into the
Sound and return before it leaves for the
foreign trip.
E. ii. Fonts. who formerly kept a groc-
erystorestthe corner of Center avenue
and this most, timalk. but who is
now sepsis in II like team in me
put. loan! today for Maine on a fishing
tour. mummmnvmmmn
Waterford” stand the oelsbralon by
his trust aunt of her one hundredth
birthday on Holiday ‘
.wggm msvary cusubmer outlet
Wealalststssfli
W) M,” “It” Mil 0“ We .
ammflpomu
M’Tlfl ducal
MM ”Whitewash
Ittoduy.uttudingtheNnuaalofuudae
Children’s Home are improving. No
the 20th will be spent in drilling the
Another car of hoysps
horses to select from;
price are very attractive.
A large number of young ladies and
gentlemen of the colored society of Nor-
last night. . .
——Bluellsh,, 4o lb. People’s market.
The men who are to push the work of
construction for the Norwalk Street
Railway company are quartered at Wit»
nipauk, anxious to begin work.
The Norwalk Butchers Protective “1‘
Ieociation, at a meeting held last night.
elected J. E. Wixon and A. A. Aan
delegates to a meeting of the state asso-
ciation, in New Haven, May 7. W. F,
Lockwood was elected alternate
flow nose... Copkllng Ate.
Roscoe Coukling usually stopped at the
Fifth Avenue hotel. lint no matter when.
his rooms were he took his breakfasts at
the Brunswick, his lunches at the Fifth
Avenue and his dinners at Delmonico‘a.
When political affairs were in good condi-
tured, but. when things went wrong in
the political world nothing could please
him and nothing was just right. His
breakfast all the year round was oatmeal
and cream, broiled h'nm und fried potatoes
and coffee. Only this and nothing more.
kllng during the time that the Garfield-
Arthur trouble was waging in Washing-
ton. And when Scnntor Coukliug en-
tered the breakfast room there was ascowl
on his brow thatwould have scored any
waiter in the house. When the waiter npc
preached the table where the senator sat.
he looked up from his paper and said:
"Make it deviled. ”
That meant that the ham must he dB'f
put upon the table, and the waiter walked
away and stood at a respectful distance.
The senator poured out his own cofl'ee,
himself all through the meal. Whenho
had finished, he got up, tucked his paper
iiiid lili bill. Never a tip to the Wallet.
1 apokeahout it to thecashler afterward,
for I was curious to have it all explained.
“no wuitcr dares to approach hlm. liecom~
plained of a waiter and asked to have him
discharged for turning ov er a glass so thatt
water could be poured into it.
” ‘I tell you X will waltoumyselffl said
he. ‘wlthout any assistance from those
d———d waiters, and i will not eat here if
they can’t let my table alone’ "--—.\'ew
York llerulll.
Us orplons Are Not Sulrlrlca.
Scorpions do not sling themselves to
death with their own tails when surround.
ed with fire. That silly and on the very
face of it improbable fable has been lu-
vented by savages and repeated by people
who ought to know better, solely on the
strength of the curious way the creatures
cock up their tails when attacked, in the
proper attitude for stinging.
Some years ago, however, a so called
inherited his methods of iIIvestigutlIm
from a red ludinn ancestry, subjected aev
oral hundreds of these poor, helpless
brutes to most unnecessary torture for no
other purpose on earth than to establish
the truth of this negative result, which
sounds to me like a foregone conclusion.
lie burned the unhappy animals With
the and acids, he roasted them alive on
hot stone, he scolded them with boiling
oll, he lavished upon them every form and
variety of torment that a diseased me:
diaval imagination could suggest, but in
the end he found no ingenuity of the in-
qulsltor could make the constant scorpion
take refuge in suicide. l merely mention‘
this fact here, very much against-the-
grain, in the hope tlIIIt it may save othea'
——Cornhlll Magazine.
Ilsloe'a Sense of llnrnor. ‘
Heine’s sense of humor did not leave
him until the last. A few days before his
death Hector llerlioa called on him just as
a tiruoms German professor was leaving
after worrying him with his uninteresting
conversation. ”l lllll afraid you will and
me very stupid. my dear fellow," he aid»
“The fact is 1 how just been exchanging
thoughts with Dr. M”.— " On one occsulon
when the doctor wns examining his chest
he asked him. “Can you whistle!" lie
replied, "Alas, lick—DOT.» even the pleca of
M. Scribe. "~San Francisco Argonaut.
BHTTAGES Til lET,
11-- AT—~———
Bell island".
Cottages of 3, 5, 7, l0 and I! rooms.
by the month or season.
WTrolley road I-onneI'tlons wlllI rloulb Noru
walk every 20 ml nu . connections M
Smith Norwalk by N? N. li.arul ll. it.
it. to all points east, west and north.
For terms and full portlculsrs. address,
T. H. FOSTER.
Bell Island: or, Danhury, Conn.
ml 2m
* """éh’i‘fii‘v’éfé’r‘yToi-M
Pltohsr’s castorla.
Children Gryfor
Pltcher’s Oastorln.
meme-acnmwmm *
WheaahawflaChfldshucI-ladform ;
mamauamom‘
“moored-suns 1
Chili"!!! Of!
walk attended a reception in Stamford ,~
tion and satisfactory, he was good na- ,
One morning I sat near the great Con.
llsd barn. The order was brought and '
covered up his own platters and walted onl — ~-~ ~
under his arm. walked tothe desknnrl. .
“When Conkllng is out of sorts,” said he, ' ‘
"man of science," who appears to have; .
helpless scorpions from needless tortur- at .
the hands of such amateur investigator». .
to some this week, at
Brockside Farm. A good assortment of seasoned
Our line stock and low
QM. H. PARSONS
ram races
Disflgured by Eruptions
All ("l'lilll BY
Avrss SABSAPABILLA
“Some years “
ago. I was in a a
terrible condi-
tion with a iIu- °
mor. or erIIp- o
ilou, which
broke out all 0
over my face0
and body. Ses- .
log the testl- o
mouy of others 0
as to the efll- 0
IIIIy of Ayer‘s :
Sorsaparllla in like I- 1er l concluded o
to give this medic-bu .I Mal, and the 0
result w as :I IlIIIIoIIgII l"ll|". no sign ol 3
the complaint making its appearance 0
since. I how- no luwllntlon III recom<
mendingy AyI-r's Slll‘s‘illlill'lllll for any 8
kinder skln lllsl'il'il‘." .l. W. DEAN, 0
Moss Point. Mid.
lyel’s Sarsaparilla .
Only
Admitted, at the World’s Fair
l. H. Plaisled
i
Druggist.
. Wehave just received a large invoice
of W. H. Hasbrouck's.
FIII Sallllllll
and will sell the lot at 25¢ per box. We
have 200 boxes Golden Fleece, 200Crush-i
ed Bond, 50 Anethiat, 50 Sea Shell. It:
won't last long. (‘ome early.
‘PlllAHIl
The water when freely need is a positive
re for Klein‘s), lLiver and Bladder Diseasesi
pe Itllgest on. Rheumatism an
that. In lrnlst, Typhoid and other levers it
id neysln free acti on. Adeserlp1
live” book will be mailed upon a pllcatlou to
I. Kicker and Son's. Prop., saaau street.
New \ ork.
PfllllHll
sow BY
H. PLAISTED,
scorn NORWALK.
AND DRUHGTSTS GENERALLY
HORSE illlPPlHil
-31-
WATER POWER.
lfyonw want your horas slipped oniekaad
W. “McQuhae,
68 North main en.
"ti: South Namath--
WW
sears-rarer rlahtt Brsnlastisafrss
mummmmmm 1 1
l
l
l
l
HHMSTHBH HHHS.
Charles E. Seymuu,
WILL. BUY 'A
SUIT SUIT
Much better than you have any idea of until
you call and see What a good one
Will sell at that price. N 0 need saying any-1
thing about the better ones this time; you
know you can get them here as well. 1
Outing Flannel Shirts 25 cents ,Negligee
Shirts Stiff Collars and Cufi‘s attached, $1;
Colored Shirts, Starched Bosom, 2 Collars
and 1 pr. Cuffs, $1; Good Balbriggan Under-
wear Shirts 25c, Drawers, 250; Children’s
Eaton Suite with Silk Shawl Collars, $4, very
New, Cool and Pretty.
Money back if purchase 13 not satisfac-
tory. Stores open evenings.
Straw Hats Ready.
ARE YOU?
HHMSTHTH BHHS,
”80ch BlHllllHG.
HUHWilH;
u souIII IIIIII smith
sum llllllllilll.
.3...
Telephone Call. l3-2.
Till IIIIIIII lllFEll YET.
We offer you the most of the best goods for the least money
of any house' In this city We have nothing to give away, therek
fore you are not obliged to pay for an article you don’t want, not
are you compelled to use a food whose qualitylhas been cheapenl-
e'd to make up the cost of those so-called free presents We offer
reliable goods, sold at their true value, with satisfaction In both
in quality and price guaranteed. Our fancy Creamery Butte
can 't he beat; 25c lb, II} lbs. 81. 0H. Northiield Creamery in halir
pound prints, :IOc lb. Fancy Home Potatoes, 55c bu. Fresh Arl-
paragus, Lettuce, Radishes, Pieplant, Pineapples and all other
kinds of Fuit and \ egetables that the market affords.
W80 WITH THE WIND Tl)
Imus 1
starts
33 WAIBINGTOI mum. DOU‘I'II NORWA’LI.
we RISE TO"EXPLAIN.
[contracted with H. M. Flllow, of Wilton. to receive slaughter and dollnrm
Iulvsumnd to sell! e sur lusts tln butchers. lielnforms marble mornln
't solito Norwai hutI veal t at as been 00an natad
STnNIl . Whatia themnasqunnm? swlll relall veal at wholesae prices.l Listen.
unattenllvts. lb; lIlnIlI uarter. lbcta.lb.; breast sud ice. 0 eta: breast l ct ; .
In ill cts.. l.llI-t tilt-ta; ca veshralnsIbuy them butchersz. ll) cts.: to “.3122: Inim‘m
heart. lI'liIts. livenwctnzswsst breads. films. The pub is hi “to Monet thr
alive every nesday morning. quality of goods we lead both NH”. if you object to
mod. bum lIalr. etc. lei IIsI sliver your orders. Sensor w one. tight as a house, and w
atomic...autonomy" "Minotaur‘wr' P" 3.3““
I reuse: . . . w . r
«my; blue-nah, t I ts.; L'odilsh steak. this. Finest goods on earth. ‘ 0 var 8b ' ,
. E. J. WADHAMS. Proprletor,
stories usurt'r. ”FIE! ottutuv,
PEllPlE'I mm
l8 North Main st., 80.140"! 81 Wall st., N
Telephone call, 52-8. l Satisfaction guaranteed. l Telephone call, M-
- W
J. D. JENNINGS- NOTICE! Sillilllll Tim.
Undertaker. I... ... . ,
i KNIGHT noun. NORWALK. 00ft! golfimffifi'mmfig ‘
Wumnallwsrw. 2%.”! "#flngffm t m -
Y a
W» ........... me: e: We...
1. II. lElllllllGS. gr .. mil-i
Pun lamtrlrhlutl’rm a, m" ....,.. ....... it“
at Hon Norwalu, April 10.106
IIIIIIII‘tT In: nuns
ills. lilo radicalism lIItIIIrIt1
mm '22....“ “:2“ “II ml m"! mo mg HE!
“museums-s on. rail
.n-..
Norwalk Chronicler