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r museum! __.
. hashlvedostto e
forlhseoflngss‘esae.
’l'hsaausal meeting of the lorwslh
lfetbodlstehsrchoaelsl board will as
ksldWedassdayeveeiag.
nun Cherries. . .'
. F. D LAWTON 8:00.
, 22 south Main Street.
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”m; n Til! run at it: rains.
PATTERNBthatnre catching. A
CUTS that are new and fashionable. .
FITS that are faultless (as near perfection as it is pos
tibia to: a
wwwwwzumum“ ~llsedsd.todsy. a. 1. ma. BEST 'AND Charm. NOET RIVER M, 1m tain.)
mommmb seat mm" um” mm! M- EVERY DAY. We will sell Roe Shed thisweek for to per MADE RIGHT. i;
”some in the 0/ the w m, mound...“ m a, m Jb. Buck Shad. be per lb. WEAR to your entire satisfaction (or your money back), main. _
hummus!“ . on mm.“ "m “a ”m n b w ”.53 has..." run and Ifthnydonot pm: toubs the ”ii” that you taining our reputation as strictly reliable merchants.
1‘ ”'80 m M ‘WM 0 m ”J” W mtg 0;; m 1% 3% M [gmnggeflg 43:35:: When we advertise our Black All Wool Cheviot ' ' ' ‘
sensor of l(nth-to 0! Herr Ann M i“my members of the Arlee Mi" m3 m%”o¥31‘r‘iif°dt 33‘9“". 0”“ mm me W m V '
, . society out so to mmm. Wt FREE All) room DELIVERY.
ontbs‘lm train,end‘ sttendthe belief
theConcordlasec_i_st_y__.___
............................ FRANK s. AYERS,
E.(iusowshl.on Ilaln mm, liorwalk. Militias 0F “IE NEW YORK MARKET-
whlchln to b. "mm by him, h. MOVAI'SBLOCK. WMEINWI'OI STREET. BOUT}! NOEWALK.
m m r “.1 v: mm cw
Itisrsportedtbst there wesafourteen
Combine the 14""?le AID VIIIIII. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
round prize light near the Hair Granule, and to rsrslsn teen with the um productionnof the rnorounarmo am.
last night, between Tobey Reilly and
e LAME COLLECTION 0! CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
Thomas Cook. it resulted in a drew.
E. m. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 7. We Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwelk, Conn.
' $6.00 SUIT
Do not expect to find one equally as good as our 10 or 12 dollar
ones, for you will be disappointed, for they are not; but we do
HONEBTLY BELIEVE that the equal is not sold outside of our
stores for less than 8 dollars. ' ,
OUR LINE OF SUITS *
AT I0, I2. M AND I5 DOLLARS.
was never as strong in Blue, Black and Grey "Borges, Chariots,
Worsteds and Cassimeres as the present season.
COME IN AND LOOK THROUGH. Glad to see you, any time
Daniel a. Ball, elm William Knapp,
Norwalk. has been granted an sddlv
“pension.
" Illnehaba Division. lie. 15, Sons of
Jib-persons, will hold a sociablsand en-
tertainment Wednesday evening, lay s,
~The purest codes at lane's restaurant.
, bert D. Kelley and totally, of 5 Con-
co street, who have been residents ‘
‘ 0! South Norwalh for some years, are to
move to Tremont, N. Y.
. s
‘ Ifr. and lire. H. B Gleason, Charla
Galeend wileand ll. B. hleueon, all of
tilt city, attended the funeral of a reis‘
tlve yesterday. at East Woods.
“Hod” Saunders and "Captain Jack”
James. of Harwell, wheeled to Danbury
and back last Friday, calling on a numo
Albert J. lioyt’s residence on Elmcrest
is nearing completion The house is
commodious and well arranged and
beautifully finished throughout. The
sltslsons of the mostdesirable in town.
BICYCLE SUPPLIES. 3;.
PRICES DOW. STOCK NEW.=
-Devrllllo Whistles. 10c; best,Cheln;Lubrl-
cater, 10c; Nickeled Bwyclfyviézfohmsoa;
_ on». also up; Lamas Carrier-Tran?"
Guards, inuterns of ell kinds, at prices be
low competition. You need a new tire.
‘ Wecantquip you. If you rent a bicycle
An effort will be made to have the
recent entertainment at the itorwelh
Opera Bonn, for the benefit of the
Y. ”.0. A..repeated fortbe benefit of
i'
‘ _ Paul Chuvath (2), Rev. J. w. Cornish.
the lorwslk hospital.
-Wsarsssiling candy very low. I'
L. Lens.
The King’s Daughters’ Circleof‘l'rlalty
church will hold a sociable Wednesday
evening. attheresidenceof Ir. audlrs.
Samuel Cometoclr, .lr.. Beyview eveane
A musical and literary programme will
be rendered and refreshments served.
Adisturhsncsoccumdinllevidlhi»
ly's saloon on‘ Water street. hstnvdsy
slam. during which one of the brleh
mesonsemployedbyContrectorThomes
onthenswdepotpnshedenotherman
thmghthnnnthplategia-wludow.
it will cost about .100 to replacetha
glass.
Large delegations of members from
Butler Lodge. of South Norwalh
and Our Brothers' lodge. of Norwaih.
Worcester Lodns.of New Conan, will
payavleit to Samuel llarris indigni-
Brldpsport, tonight, leaving South Kor-
walk on the “kill train.
her of their cycle friends in that city.
A two-story addition is being built to
the rear of the Nelson Taylor apartment
house, corner of Clay and Franklin
streets. The building has just hssn re-
painted.
, Thesummaryochielllecufll
foslest wash shows twnlve real estate
salsslnNorwalkaudmortpgesemouut—
in. to 085,826,. against flatten sales
andmortgagesofWM for the norm
spendingweeklsstyser.
Foliowlngiselistofletters remaining
unoalledfor at the Norwalh Mona:
Ilsa Kate Drew, Miss Floris Elwood,
reterIeIsaec, lliss Fiors 8. Northrop,
Fred 1.. Ruble (2), F. G. Williams.
H. 8. Halo, who occupies the Alex
Weed place at Union Perl and Franklin
. Balehas notyet decidedwhsre he
—Coffee with errant, 5c cup, at We. '
'1. horse owned by Samuel Kruleusky,
of'feylor avenue. got away lrom him
yesterday morning and wandered around
Norwelk and vicinity all day, visiting
among other places Wilson and Call
Pasture beach. Mr. Krnianehy followed
the animal, but did not succeed in
capturing him. __
-Do not fail to attend Court fishnets-
moe’s sociable in Arlen Bell, tonight.
Enjoyable concert programme and good
dance music promised by St. George’s
orchestra.
Samuel Tweedy,who was appointed by
theDanbury Council to be corporation
counsel for that city, has declined to act
inthst capacity. Judge Brewster, who
has represented the city or Daubury in
auroral recent legislative marten. is act-
lnges counselpm tem., and will probe
lily accept the position permanently
Thvpay'b small and few lawyers went
the place.
Friday's Dally Eastern Argus, of Port-
land, lfe., in speaking of Thursday's
ball game between the Portlands and the
Bowdoln collect teem. resulting ins
victorylortheformer.bya score of It
tbs. says: "Lauderls presieg up to
thlspolnt,etleast.tkathscau look out
for sesnud bees, . all right. left hand
all thrower that he ls. lie plays remark
ably well,”
The Yale team defeated the Brown
Univerdty else In New Haremlamrdey
mus sense of nine to sight.
William Lauder. onset the players in
the latter club, spent Sunday ethb house
Thefew warm days which we caper-
icnced leetweeh have worked wonders.
Alluaturcbas felt the presence of the
sun's welcome rays, and the buds and
leaves on thetrees have echnow new the
fact and made their appearance. The
grass has fairly jumped into prominence.
and in another week, the himm of the
trees will he casting dewy fragrancy
over the whole country.
The ’jrtyasvcnth anniversary of the
Sundayscbml of the iiorwelk tfethodtst
church will he olxerved on Friday after—
noon and evening. There will be a roll
call and literary and musical pro
gramme. The primary department _
exercises will be hell in the aftrromon at
one o'clock. and m of the school pse—
perie the evening at 72m. Refreshments
will be served after the exercises.
m...”—
flarry (temp. clerk for Finney &
Benedict, of liorwalk.too|t a spin to
Dorloe's yesterday morning, on his be
cycle. flearthel’oint hersnotfansnv
haukmeet,ceusedby his wheel slipping
intllemud. Bstoohahsedsr.coverln|r
hlsclmhesaswell es hiehendsendfeee
withmud. The tire came oflfromths
rear wheel of hiebicycle.sed it was
sumsllttlutlmebeforehecould gas
tkisgamshepetoridehome.
—Twsntypercentreducnon on all
nudes of wall paper for spot cash.
The J. T. Prowltt company.
best night, while the members at
Union Castls.K.of(l.E.,otduutb lov-
mthsmwmaooeelathershisls. The
Inward mus-wired
I. pmtythudrovethshosesrellol-aei
commenclogatepolntnear the Bsptist
church.
(irons Church (iuild will hold a cats sale
at the methane of lies Lizzie Hoyt, 69
W
cox “ eve...” co .
‘y engage it ahead. Big stock, but bigger
2 ELIZABETH sr.
William P. W. Allen is very low at his
home on Wat avenue.
Therswill he a special meeting of the
brlehlayersand masons, Tuesday night,
at the Warwlch Hotel.
Contractors Foley & Coughlin worked
yesterday morning at low water. laying
the retaining walleestof thecorset fec—
lery.
Thecity heron the work this morning
of macadamizlng liorth Iain street,
Wednesday afternoon the ladies of
Iain Greet.
~‘l’wsuty per cent reduction on all
padre of wall paper for spot cash.
The J. T. Prowitt company.
The receivership case of the bees Man-
ufacturing company. of ileugstuck.
comes up in the Superior C..urt, armor-
row for a further hearing.
A...“
The third urinal reception of the Nor-
walh Pelican club will be held at the
Ashesuauns, friday night. Smy she's or—
ensure will lurnlah music.
I". Joseph Reagan. of floraalh, has
been called to has; island City by a die.
patch stating that she is the ”and
mother to tw ins, a boy and a girl. horn
yesterday. _
flies Maris Powell.“ 80th Sorwalk,
wu siao one of the graduates at Herrill
Minoan college. lltemford, last Friday.
ill-r name was inadvertently omitted
from the list in llaturrley‘s paper.
(m of Jams ii. We bases was
being led behind a team, yesterday after-
noon, when it broke away and after
running around uptown and eluding all
attempts at capture for eahils, went
m to the atahtce on Smith street.
Dwysr’sbund will give a moors in
frontal the Nurwalk Opera Balsa. at
1'ch this «suing. and afterwards,
upnuluvumlouof Ir. Russell. manager
at the Lyceum Theatre comm. the
me-havs of the hand will attend the
shr-
Aderriekwssrelsed this morning in
the freight yard, and the tweutyvflve
splits driven a few days ago for the
fmdetlouof lhserauswill be cut oi!
unaudouevhelffsss below the surface
enhance-d.“ the space left filled
in with eelld mssuury.to which the
areaswillhclssllsd.
The annual meeting of the Ladies’
dualllusywlllhsheldinthsh’.l.c.
A. reams W alternoon at 3
latest. ByarecseteotsoltheAea'e
hwyshunaeldnssofmemberssrs
psyableetshismssting. Reporlsefthe
year's wash willha given.and ofllcsrs
ferthesnselagyearwlllbeslected.
Patrick Eugen. of skeschoneer “Pier.
a. ndssaystlspwhsaths “a "mm m
“flwhmmfifi'mrzlenuseru no.4";
sense-r Is In flalmmsresmstlreestya.
“bungee-dense.
atll‘erylel. watts-unswts tatecksrnsot the
runs mfldanml’h
“unpleasant. lamina here
ssnfanwetlonthflerwslkgotoflone
opium sight. lie west to the
hospital to net his rapper. and upon
being refused be determined to stay
ism-likens fol. Olcsr Kearney
paehlmklsuppsrinlhslocksp. This
“Wine-lead him so and
r
“WWW“-
hmellahul'sdslrtksas years.
ndhsfirsesnsdsntssthfastlea. Be
“stomach lsvsrpesl. lisp-
Ilstslsgshlat W In
illllllll Sllnwooll. noun.
0001!?!“ a ion of E. Gneowskl's store.
cornerof all and Water streets. Nor—
welk. liailandseethelatestatyloa in spring
hat-maps. etc. e23 lm
"Ben “ester, of New Canaan. gave a
dinner to Grace church choir. at his
home in New Canaan, yesterday.
-Lowcstprices. N. Y. Ifarket,
Samuel Roscoe. for a number of years
employed by DsKlyn. of Norwelk, is
about to start a bakery in New Canaan.
Samuel Gorhem, for sixty years a cab-
net-maker and undertaker, in Westport,
died in Iflddletown. Saturday. The re-
mains were sent to Funeral Director
Gnome ii. Raymond, of Norwalk, who
prepared them for burial and then took
them to Ilr. Gerham'a late residence. in
Westport. The funeral will be held
from the house at 3 p m.
R. H. PLAIS'I'EI],
llflllGGlST.
We are still making prices on
Patent Medicines.
llood’s Sarsaparilla, 600
Green's llurvura. his
2 grain Ouinins Pills.
250 per I00.
But we want you to remem-
ber when other remedies fall
that
Pleisted‘s, Sarsaparilla
will cure, and only costs you
Silo a bottle.
B. H. PLAlS'l'Ell.
43 Washington Sh,
it’s most convenient for you. We’re agents for
EARL & WILSON’S
flflllARS AND BUFFS
BEST IN THE WORLD.
BflMSTfltK Bills.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80. NORWALK.
LL -—rr ...., ,
'7, All THE {rum “"5?
m.
MASONIC BUILDING,
r; NORWALK'.
in the world is not needed to find out that the III
who sells HAY, GRAIN and FEED in clean unst-
dition and of lull weight is the man to buy of.
Common sense tells you that.
It is in that way that I sell, and that I outgoing”
sell.
I want the trade, but i want to hold the trade too.
and taking great care in selling honestly and giv-
ing goods in line, clean condition, is what I think
will do it.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
“The Leading Grain Dealer.
Bay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt. etc.
'Blllliilll OFFIBE. SOLIIII' lIVEIY “IDLE.
The People's Market is still doing rushingbueina-at the old
stand.13 North Main street.
REMEMBER
We always keep afresh line of Vegetables and Fruits. AI
kinds in their season.
REMEMBER
That Beef la Muller now than it has been in twenty years.
but we cut the best.
REMEMBER
1th Is and always has been the most popular Iarkat in tin
c 1y.
REMEMBER
F. H. BEADBURY.
An 0ft- Repeated Phrase:
“WE AIM TO PLEASE.”
film i aim amounts to nothing. People often "aim” all of their lives
and dis K {allergisWe not only "aim" to, but we actually do please, and the
BLACK CLAY
DiagonsISultsthatweersnowmaklngtoordsrfor
$22.00
tell us we are aiming just right. These Black and Blue Ribbed CEIVIOT
................. $8.0
shouldeotbeovsrlmkedmstheyasaeatrepood veins.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UETIL 9 O’CLOCK.
Davis, the Tailor,
CLOTHIEB, HITTEB and FURNISH“. ’
‘ ' in. unwell. Bl.
Norwalk Chronicler