.MJ-u‘twiflbemadetoaccomm
‘fldnponmafigmmwpyh sent
.; {pbyflo'clocls in the afternoon of the
I moved from Wilton to Norwnik.
' town court bill to the people.
‘ vice pruideut, Arthur Decker; secretary.
" Services in holy week will be held at
'A' "v
t
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. . ,msss‘rsssr sr
pegs/mm“ srmrsss.
”aloha Irvin. they see and lass
ih . larwalh.
loath Iavwrslt and
Vision: During their Diurnal Jone-ay-
hdl nae-a Down Iowa.
70 ADVII’I'ISZM
1% meat be guaranteed the
Why can is howled in. livery reo-
MW,Mchae cannot be in-
toy before shame to desired.
Hrs. E 8. Fsrnham and family have
Patent Commissioner John S. .86)!-
Inner, of Norwalk, favors submitting the
-—Vocal solos, ducts and quartsttes at
Arion's Easter concert.
0. 0. Burton. of Norwalk. is taking
care of the operatives employed at the
Indian Harbor Hotel, during the auction
sale. this week.
LO. Smith, of Elizabeth street, for-
merly employed by Raymond & Corav
stochhas accepted a business pilot in
Providence. R. i.
—Greeu blue fish, 140, Drescher's.
William Wilscu,a motorman on the
Tramway line, who has been sick the
pasttwo weeks. at his home on South
lain street, was out yesterday.
TheStsudsrd Oil company has again
advanced the price of its product, and
thegrocerswill charge for the present
the uniform price at twelve cents a gal
Inn for kerosene.
—Boys' tourists at O‘Brisn’s.
The Junior League of the Norwalk
leihodist church elected these oibcers
lastnlght: President. Miss Edith Wilson;
Ii- Bose Fanlds; treasurer, Ed. Under-
hill.
The side track alongside the Norwalk
lock company's factory to the Norwalk
Iron Works. has bean taken up,snd Con.
tractors Lathrops & Shes began work
thb morning on the massive retaining
wall to be erected there.
. --Lowest prices. N. Y. Market.
Grace church daily, except Good Friday,
at 10 a. in. Tuesday "The Crucifix-
tion,” musical service, 8 p. m. ; Thursday,
loly Communion,8 p. m.; Good Friday.
morning prayer, Litany and sermon,
10:30 a. m.; evening prayer and address,
4-30 p at; Saturday, evening prayer and
holy baptism, 4:30 p. m.
—We are selling candy very low. F.
A. Laue.
A notice has recently been issued from
General Superintendent Shepard of the
Consolidated railroad notilying freight
brakemen that any interference with
tell-tales or bridge guards on the line will
cause their immediate dismissal from the
service, the offence being considered too
serious for reprimand or suspension.
Conductors are to report offences of this
kind and also missing ropes by wire im
mediately after being discovered.
—Boe shad, 9c lb., at Dreschsr's.
Innis Cuneo. who went to New York a
couple of weeks ago and secured a posi-
tion in that city, returned to South Nor-
walk last night. John B. Abendroth,
the man for whom he worked. thought
that as Innis had such a good home it
would he better for him to return. but he
ststed that if [nub "er came Mow
York city again he would always find a
friend in him, and he would do whatever
he could for his welfare. Louis will
now be employed in his father's fruit
store on Washington street.
---All styles of Derbys at O'Brleu’s.
Thveurreut number of the American
Cyclist so ms the Connecticut Division
of the bogus of American Wheslmsn.
and says that during the past two years
the division has dropped half of its mem-
bers, all of its dollars’ and most of its
. The paper recommends that
thsiimthingtobadone lsto place be
fore the members a statement of the di.
visinn’s secsipts and expenses since July.
1”, whichkasnot been dons as yet,
Id that thedivisiou in the future do
vstsitsvlt to the interests of practical
eyelin-
...Rsa shad, People’s Market.
“following appears in the Wilton
sowscf the sinus-1d Puss: "While
bastion-elk probate ones on Ice
m, w tbs ecstasy of Judge
www.mwritsr was psrmrttsd to
mine a bank bssk Isa-ed by the
”Winona!“ Yorkoi'h
samumahowinaadsposls
uthatdstv of N W W W
“umbmbssamapm
“Mama-Omaha"
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l’atfltflflsthssrsditof them,
W
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“Midway hot list hr ' ~
anum'. 4 its. tightness.
~Issiteaysatms.
Souveasslsnttrsathaveheeaesaght
latheBavauaskvooiMm
A baby boy amber-yesterday will.
andiimlidwavdltrsaasadnstchsssl
street.
~ ~Lambcilcpssa‘diesrd‘s’mvrssebu's.
.6. Economotiiewfsskeitydras ac
oeptsdl at position as any clerk at the
lahschenioflotsl.
I ll). initial trackers.
his appointment.
manshiobndws for m of can. it rims was shit
pany l' MW at thespriagsboot.
John» u. limit will .a.. sit the em-
pic's instltwrs 0' the Govt Mouth (was
evening. on1 “The Mr end the State."
A gnme‘ot'brslllwso player! this more» ~
ing or. the corner of South lllsia and (M, E L
cord street, between em Hill’s sod V E
Christopher my}. and rows Mercer's ”
IKDKOVAX’S HAWK.
BE ON
of Fey and Sey'mom's anew. ll 1U
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4 In. Boston on... *
Yonrfirstehsaesthissessontogstsdrstclass .
.tnmfl'mmllfli Slilll illll Ill 6T8. PER ill.
m This is Roe Shad. not Jack Boss. such as you have been buying. They
Captain Rose has loci-"Ml the merits» m that ii «but that have arrived in the city this season Be sure and try one and if
on why bring it back and get your money.
tell you the? W I. i gm not. The reason is. they do not have the stock which
we have to r it r you. Do not {0!th our special sale Saturday. We can save you
.35“ “an..." at “*9” m, . may, if you do your trading with us. Free and prompt delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
gregaticnwll armor». use wommpmflm of "IE NEW YORK MARKET,
WASHINGTON STREET.
teams. The-smorewaoz’itoMJn favor»? f, GROUND FLOORs
‘ . BICYCLE ACADEMY.
”Rift, 4f Private instruction from 9 s. m. lo 10 p.111,
' 250. ‘
- I00.
F. ‘D LAWTON & CO. . .
22 South Main Street. ‘
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E GREET ‘ you with" a. new and Complete Assortment or
CLOTHING and FIXINGS of the Latest Shades, Put-
terns nnd Styles. With prices in keeping with the qualities and .
the times, you’ll find our stores very satisfactory places to make
your spring purchases. Being directly connected with the inan-
ufscturers, you are enabled, by buying from us, to save the mid-
dle men’s profits. Although
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Do other dealers
SOUTH NORWALK.
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market. Rimbaud Dims; '
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team of that phone This “will! rm. “WEWLLECHQN or
will “R‘EHMMM nin.’ N Jodi-1 ac
new or WM. W..W.MNMM,W« u &.&;W’?30ns
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out malice" meshed corny at the Forsaken up ynvtevdsy.
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The mother of Michael My. New st the ”w...“ lockup. tat
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suited allswysrwflllb avMofbaviM “mm..” for
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bride immflatslly' otter the my, _...._._...__
~iiavs you new the Pike's Peak Put-
A- mmflvmmm Mot W. m? Mist. the Nugflk newsman,
S. Boiler. writtew hr the Rev. 1!. A. He has itch sale.
liltil'i‘, vvlli‘ lit- retail all M 1W M .
rnvm’» ronmw. iinl lobmrfrm M W m mm. M W ‘ oung
mo. sun-cw ammo or on» aroma. M’DW mw‘ "“ b" “d
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—Oystsrest W‘ W 1 fins (burgh ii fiv‘hrllmw and family
10... so. Patrloll‘smf Wow ”arm: sc'm“ ”iffizgfl‘lmlwm‘ “n"
Vinoentm at “minimum! Shiver mm“ '
Dnimeorpfiofmmm W the ‘ mmde Comm“). F and
mm "M M“ secreted mm to D will MW in the Armory. Tuesdsy
attend "‘0‘ M “0m “in “ IPUWNIIN‘ AF“ mt... “BO‘CWks
Dmm‘bamrl‘r tournaments rem limp '
walk. law Mill. .
Howard met-m sprite M with , _. , _
the gripes my m on may, Main' An improvement In reported in the
street. 'cwduiun of Mrs. W. l. Ambler, who
mmmw ill for several weeks
it in said" liliflfl‘fl'flmm “h“ N“ York. N m hm w (Jim Park.
New Reveal anvil fimfafl' MM for ”WW”
the last q-mvm have hows! “Montrl At the regatta: cocci. ve of Clinton
loud. Foliiweing min when? new i'hfl gammy, K. ‘I‘._. last night. the Or
smelt is higher anvil how soil! mm Wile. duct m... [myopic degree was conferred
in New Your ”va iitl hrmsglllt fill WW“ 0, [9 Walnut].
and in “mm? 2.“? . ' . } wl’hm. all wait—Valleei. our Easier sou-
-Chickene.. 1.2% Illit... Ni. b. Mil. ”w“ «‘13va “Little Rosebud." Or. A.
Contractor William sill-1mm «m sol P. ”this tic . it We elm.
begin work tension! down: the him-em re» 1 W"‘”““"
raining wait at the north mil M the WW '9‘” he” “an “0‘” the 0m
Benedict pm.“ brilliant m WW it fmhtysraist lions-us street. and will
eight feet (trailer went. out My. 1M NM“? W W (“Km 9"” “ “3" PW
work will he oomph-tied i'ul tree» or tlbrm “WY “ML 3”" south "I the freight
days. as thefounlMinnl and everything: ”W'
is in readiness hygiflfi. .
Joncoml‘inl hellish“ chum alt Artemis
Easter count-m
"WM. ’6 lb... M Drescher‘s.
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willow M We lb.
“whatnot Jones to iiowhkiss, suc-
Wsm E. K. insckwooddc 00.. has
. Mohawk the hock-mod build-
°“" M "h” ”m “ memo occupied byB s. Blascer.
Bocth'r most. musty neiidvd. was .
. , . and will transfer the crockery business
called fortrinllmxtheCourt or Cm I ‘ New” i. now MM fitted up
Pleas yessmi’siy. lint them went over
to allow the m3 attorney. Join 1m, m6: Willa commenced
J, Walsh. timwtosompwim hereto l W est a, am... 5‘. M, mu,
William Schau b
l'lnvis.
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correct his mount. in! which the m. . W to mwing into more branch
”fut” M W m W“ ms. “as meat store sill he titted
JudgsWallribst no Matted room-”mull.” _. m, m know.“
the adljoumnunt “ that M ‘“ allkiadsolmeqnipmenta. Crock-
Attorney WM...“ for W”ay,honeefnrsisbim,ete.. will be sold
go before some other jlflm I“ as“ submitter-tern
thlswaohiecnily slim.“ it it was . -——-——--
not allowed!” mm arm my. other ~msummud hall.
nonunhythewlnasm would to ear Mwflmmdw'“*mdm°
nrccessary. .
FMWrW but. m 0‘ I
“N“ ”WM sow ”M aw«armchairsmooth-tsound for Nunlk.
temporary snow tor the WM one am lady "q emotive and
Rsllrcadcctnpanymsrs‘ymdayammflm“. ”we may have
dmewhmtmvmmmwmedWmm “Oi. in-
“°"'““ ”W ”WW "’ Mmfunwithmhrhnsiaeu.bothhanks
factory Eighty splihsssoto he Mm, wflbsopeafnomdtolthis evening.
and wovh will! he stemmed Isl-day -~—-—--
morning. 'llliI-ywiw "mum (Mimics WI were held
lum'uammmmmmw «mummmsmmmlog,
ha pushed may mm, as the mmuwrowm. Two
company idssirisns at m ihslofthossplsesntvdid antsppssr. includ-
hnildisg" “‘le mainstream-Mood for
“M W _ snwrivr’spsritias. who took the
' mm '“fimmc.r.m.msm
misstllanyasmp. Wilma“
“mesa-Ii. x.
W at People‘s iiarkat.
1hr MM‘MW.
my the Friday
dihwbiehhdl its annual
bite Women’s Building:
PM In!” a. Iranians:
lankfleflardusers-
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'JXEJKsown PHOTOGRAPHS
r0 to New Rochelle? Miriam» M W h , M w «mm m with the ow productions of the Pan men were our.
to plow guiltymslletftvrthsrfattm 1hr W M the hacking mom. .
we still maintain the some High Grade of Goods and Workman-
ship. In connection with this we might give you a few of our
prices.
Llen’s Suits, all wool and fast colors,
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
CH lLDBEN‘S STUDIES.
Photographer.
53 Wall Street. Not-walk, Conn.
t7.5o to $10.00
1)[AN¥I?. 1:61;:gnorln‘ztirucwn'hbfi‘ Mill. Boys! 6‘ It at H H 0‘ 6.50m 12.w
a. o. no... so. am: calluor 33.2.: Children’s " “ u u . “ 2.50m 8.00
2| est Mainstreeifiorwnlk. noun. 183m
A Good Spring Overcoat, Black Undressed Worsted, 810.00
Other Goals. $20.00
Easter N eckwcar and Gloves; Suite for Easter if you choose.
BflMSTllllll B808.
The public hitching place on the city
lot at the corner cl Franklin and Clay
street, which Street Committesman
Golden was empowered bytls Council to
arrange, is now ready. The north side
of the wire fence which enclosed the
tennlh grounds has been removed. and
eight substantial hitching posts erected.
It should provela great convenience to
people who drive to South Norwalk to
trade. Mr. Golden proposes to see that
the place is kept clean and free from
nuisances.
John Greenwood. of Belden avenue,
has rchased a nun colt. Recentl ' ' ' " ' '
M. 5:, M, .3 0.5“,“ m m}, It South Mam Street. Masonic Building.
and slapped him on the side, telling him ' y _
to "get over." The animal‘s heels flew ' ‘
out. striking John on the leg. just above Soulll llllliiall. “UM“. r
tbahm, inflicting a painful injury. but ‘ .
luckily breaking no bones. John has to “ ~W
walk on crutches as a result of the kick. g . . , -—‘---
..-..___—_—
and it will be several days before he can
get around very readily.
B. H. PLlIS'I'Ell.
BRUGGIST.
, i mum at some lMPlllliillCE.
. in the course of a year, Grain and Feed hills run into cou-
, sidersbls money. It‘s a matter worth looking after, esptcially
‘ “,3. i when it is only necessary to start right. The right start 5
, 9,." taken when you begin buying here.
MANUELT. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
WM“ www‘ ti Hay, Straw, Gruiu.‘ Feed, Salt. etc.
Billlliill OFFIGE, SDLMAIB' lIVElll SMILE.
we PASTE THIS IN YOUR EAT.
Are ""MMWflfl—"M
THE BEST
For , of m _
Advertisement is n well-pleased customer. When wide-awake people not
School lodged taste and shrewdness come here to do their buying. it means something. It
means that opportunities exist which are advantageous to buyers; that a SAVING
Books can be made either in the superior quality ofgoods or in prices. Probably both. ‘
" ’S RKET
And THE PEOPLE MA ,
Supplies l3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Generally . e. H. BRADBURY. PROP. TELEPHONE CALL, 52.0.
, And _..._ -. ... . m “WW,.-.M,.wwvmmwm~.._.m_w.mm
Our —-—————_'_——
Are
fl ii i what widely different garments for male weer
very min “.13, misgnirtxlraman must have clothing: but there are elothn
L :lothet. Thoreau-s clothes that slmplr satisfy the demand for docsnt covering.
ow. nd clothes again that gratify the taste that comes with culture and
ur's are of the latter class. We have clothing for all classeaficilpths‘s torn?“
. W t it tihabl pride in saying that we have noo nr or
Remem bar mountain; thsjttvlll no: in every particular satisfy the taste of the bays!
Th in him that sense of comfort that is never felt save in good fitting. well
3 lothlng. Thorsaresmns features specially notable in this season. One is the
Pl 0 t variety of styles and patterns we are ahis to after for mw
a 8.
OPEN “Bill Hill“ IlITll. lzlom'OllillK.
Davis, the Tailor,
Clolhlar, Halter and Fumlsllar.
B.H.PLlIS'l‘Ell’S
43 Wathlnalon St.
[absentee Hotel Block}, Warmth. Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler