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Mandieddnsueedwork. ‘
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«comm-mt. m s.nrmumw.mnnmmr turns! on. w. sellltowhad this week for 7c per HAD RIGHT-
tsse'aoak or an afternoon of
‘ «amt-dame.
onaecoustofthereeotheing a quorum
present The meetingazjournedtc lay
2’1.
The yacht'fiwcrdfirb,"Ceptain Charles
E Woodward, was yesterday hauled out
on Captain Joshua Jenninp’ runway,
and will he overhauled for“ the coming
season. '
Thailectric Baseball club will go to
Word Saturday afternoon and play
fit Boytvillee.
I, The latest thing out is Chris Larson’s
paw butcher wagon, which was built by
.W Wright. .
p '83. Peter’s German Evangelical church
will hold a meeting tonight in the edifice
on North Main street.
Boys playing ball in the rear of Gustav
, Pfizer’s barber shop, yesterday, hrohe
out a pane of glass.
The Iforwalk Tramway company will
have twosultstodsfend in the Superior
Court today, thereof Hormen Keisha
and James C. Sykes. both bronyht for
personal injuries.
John Fitcmsurice. of Norwalh, who
lost his freemau'a rights on account of
crime. wentto Bartford yesterday to
have them restored. Johngot into bad
company, but has now thoroughly re-
formed.
—A large variet of scrims and dotted
silent for drapes et, at rock bettcm
prices, at I. 8. Smith's.
The oyster eating season closes today,
asthe montboflayhsenor in it, and
tradition and popular belief decree that
during months lachiug this letter the
oyster is not in a fitting condition of
psiettbltuefl.
—Diana bicycles. .50; Diana bicycles,
150. Soleagente, Fox Cycle company.
Irt. Samuel Sample, of Baton Bill.
halowly recovering from a three weeks’
sickness with peritonitis.
Kr. and lire. J. D. Jennings took din-
ner in their new residence on Elm street,
yMerdey, for the first time.
Superintendent Charles F. Mills, of the
Standard Oil company, is in New Yorh
city today, inthe interests of the com-
II“!-
—Colfee with cream, lie cup, atgleue'r.
lire. Julia Ward Rowe is to give an
address at the Conventional church
in Stamford, tomorrow night, for the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Itisa public allsirand tickets are fifty
cents A party is going from South
Norwalk. ‘
The P Austin. Iichigen, News of
April as contains the following: "Colonel
St John Lockwood andson Fred, of Nor—
walh, Conu., arrived here last evening
oeashortviaitwithhlsdtolh? Juli.
Hubbard. Woundersttud Hr. 1’. look-
wcod will embsrk in the banking busi-
ness at Bad Axe."
—I. B. Psrsons’ auction select horses
tomorrow. at 10a. to. Eighteen head
will hesold without reserve to the high-
est bidder. Remember the high dollar
gets the hone. Lunch will be served.
_ The choir of the A. Ii. E. church.
Norwelk, will give a concert next lou-
day for the benefit of their emu fund.
in tbt South Norwalk lethodist church.
Union Castle, No. 11, Knights of the
Golden Eagle. has decided to cheep its
meeting night from Iionday to Wednes-
day. The first session will be held to—
night in Swertz e; Corbett's block.
Although thereis plenty of water in
the Norwalk reservoirs. unless people are
economical in the use 01 water, take care
The demand upon the advertising
space of Ta: 8mm. unwitatct a
slight change in the makeup of the
paper, and hereafter local briefs will be
found in about equal quantity on the fifth
and eighth pages. Best Norwalk news
will be transferred totbe that page. 'Ihe
" Went" column forshort advertisements
under the heads of "want." ”to let,” "for
sale" and “miscellaneous," are also
transferred to the first pane.
,hclotedattbeprcpertimenhertlelihe-
Iytobea scarcity ob water before the
merisover.
. The purest codes at lane's restaurant.
Uncut Tribe conferred the chief's de-
gree last night. and received applications
for membership from three pus faces.
J. P. Francis was elected to represent
the Tribe at the great council in Queri-
hsag’s wigwem. III Bridgeport. Ifey Ill.
J. C. Miller was named as alternate.
The meeting of the Democratic State
Central committee has been called for
Friday, lay 10, in New Haven. The
meeting will be held at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon and the financial question will
be discussed. but the duty of the Demo-
cratsof Connecticut in reference to it
will he the special subject for considerr
tion. In the evening the members will
meet with the members of the Monticello
club and continue the discussion.
The shooting season of the Connecticut
National Guard opens today. From this
date until November 1, any member who
has not qualified has the privilege to do
to» The annual field day of Companies
Y and D will probably occur in the latter
part of lay. No orders have yet been
received from headquarters.
~Childreu'a silk and Swiss caps and
ham, at very low prices, at If. 8. Bmith'r.
The value of ’l'rrr Sunrises as and,
vertisinn medium has been Menstrual
Ancient Order Knights of m Iystic ”fl” 5'03 Cycl- mv-ny. who-nu—
shaia. loodey nlghr, fragrant organ 00"“! well-of list-of words tothsir
werepessederonudlnhouor of Elwarh “WOUND sold to tiltpertymahi.‘
Canaries. who mostly bee-mes been "WWW ll“ 0' "Id- Mums-ne-
diet. The members decided to hold Bicycle-BM Brill." not odiyinquan-
their liual sociabls of the m, Friday, “ti- loo-"r. bu Ile- bm bran-nomad
us, 10“., in am, new ball. from New Causal. Stamford. Weetport,
Derien and Antonia. level: Ben I
-Stratfcrd Shad. at Buntd: Zslufl's.
newidee andadvsrthtit lentils"!—
srr.
“Genres it. VauAlstyne is still __
flaring severely from qulnsy. Ir, 5"" ’0" orders for Korean
VII-Aura. who is also elected with
lobsters at Butt d: Zalufl's market.
”thread-better. lies Fannie Davie. mg.“ m.» enterprising lfor-
who lives with Ire. Vie-Mm. I'-
walk dry youth merchetth having a
etched as attsohof tensllltit. “d Wfluwm'm in”
Wild. MN. VIIAN’IO’I filth son. H WWMMMMII ‘
amaathslnvslldslathefemlly. wm”m,m Theaters
JothWllsontoo. have been m. "ggff‘wm‘fim':
the ‘“ m ‘°‘ "m“ n” "' gradllysnitadwlthoathavingmtryelse-
their maht shop at South lorwalh,
Cane. they report excellent sales on
Where. Ir. Street's advertisement an
“Weeknlastilheta, which an mhmttlt-laad u will be
m. B. I.VenDaaee
I“! rsadwithieterrtthyhiemanypatruns
hrsttatlfrstaresdfroma very satis
lathelcvwslhtawdatjutaiagtnwue.
raw theWest. snarl— a I hf cits-t
I.” ' mater, Crawford masseuse,
alt-assesses. InOalltn. soloist are. SeethetWCreseret. YeaCycb
”mum W. Cc.
”Malawian-retaine-
internal harmony. address its.
Amnethcveprsssatat the hseqaet
filamentthlem setsaatrsvssrysstshrattetchddtsl-
'l‘hfelrlrld
Inwahlpcflamtdfl M W.
mmummmmnaw
”in IelMIdWsrwilt
aadwthstrm.
At the meeting of Palestine Cattle,
{hull went at passphsrsale was use! b
at mites“. werethslsllswlsc
fee-W: ”MAS. I.
MMOM.I.W.M,
W 'mr
Rememberthetthete
momma of Ill new YORK MARKET,
V‘tubine the IA!
(Orer F. Head's WW.) V
J
TON a. co. '
v l
an LA
lb. Buck Shed, do lb.
arefssfiaediftheydototprova to he the best that you
sassot.eeeeseptyeurmottyhaer. lie-Iotofllluel'lsh.”
cerlh. Bestliaeofl'reehl'iebia the city. and remember the roost-expert
fishermen in thetowetowaitotyos. ”Wand flame,l2lc per lb.
Sugar Cnredfihnuldmheperlhnhle week.
rm LED mm DELIVERY.
FRANK S. AYERS,
have had this
DONOVAN'S RINK. . some NORWAUK.
JACKSON-us “Erro't‘méanapus
mmswnvrrusw. can-num- utiel‘aetlon toonrpatronr.
, )toturnish rm mmm Wefthtl'flmlanlo m.
MN! MW 0! Chill-0m motes.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
‘ ts wall street. Serwalk. Ceaa.
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BICYCLE SUPPLIES.
PRICES LOW. STOCK NEW.
Dneline Whistles. 10c; heat Chain lubri-
cator, loo; Nicheled Bicycle Wrenches. 30c;
Belle. 35c up; luggage Carriers. Trouser
inertia, Lanterns of all kinds. at prices be
low competition. You need a new tire.
Veansqnip you. If you rent a bicycle
mitehead. Bl; etock,bnthigser
EDWARD STREET
IS HAVING A
SPECIAL SALE
llllll’ Sllllll illl "is,
AT 500, 75c, and 980.
VARIETY OF STYLES AND LARGE STOCK.
EDWARD STREET,
no r aszn'rnn surmise, NORWALK.
Sillllm Slam”. “Tim;
“couples a rtlon of I. Grmakl-‘e store.
corner of allsnd Water streets. 5. r ‘
walk. l all undue tuelatest styles in spring '
hate. cape. err. an inn
-
o -
”.67, r
.H. PLAIS'I'EB,
lllllllililST.
4—“
“tiring“...mg’n m.
some Interesting easel, seem the A-evlo
ee- lattev [or April.
As the season advances it become!
more and more evident that the full
crown in still here is tote the popular
style. This. while it ha been forv
shadowed, was not so thoroughly an ac“
cepted fact at to preclude the possibility
ofsome other shape coming to as the
last moment, but ell the billion leaders
have adopted the gamut features of the
full crown and its popularity treasured.
it may be fairly assumed that the fall
style will follow out thistraiuol' thought,
andthe very heavy curls that were is-
rroduced for spring and afterward modiv
bed will be In order.
Thebunlapderhyis Wee is its
fancy edge hand. detest trim and lint
curl.auditishetfslr testy that it has
met with immediate and asset favor
withthe trade. We are ether etylse
theta". W. prettier talisman.
moremful in contour. to: they lack
the distinctiveness of the Dunlap. They
may hes-d probably stealer hate for
the M tradt"eed wifl he selstle
when the Dunlap is a thing of the put.
Ruthie; is saith; in soft hate jut now
but tourbI—thtstnpb sad adrenals
shape-martian with but little demand.
is tourists than is a my townie
wider and flatter stt trims. The mixed
hats. with mind «My are—tie;
with fever with both howtd and turned
We are still making prices on
Patient Medicines.
Hood’s Salsapslilla, 60c
crew's llunmra. 70c
2 grain Ouinine Pills.
25c pet loo. F
But we want you to remem-
her when other remedies tail
that
Hand's Susaparilla
and only cents you
50c shuttle.
ll 11. PillSTEll.
Wdflspmldsshywdd
“iterated-earnestness!
hhwwfiemtehrresltehset,
"madame-sans
vsryasasl‘ttseslhaeht-tneftrlsr
PATTERNS that are catching.
CUTS that are new and fashionable.
WEAR to your entire satisfaction (or your money back), maln-
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
HONESTLY BELIEVE that the equal is 11
stores for less than 8 dollars.
OUR LINE OFSUITS "
It TllE Klllll at its stunt.
so"
taining our reputation as strictly reliable merchants.
When we advertise our Black All Wool Cheviot '
$6.00 SUIT
ot sold outside of our
IT l0. l2. I4 IND I5 DOLLIBS.
was never as strong in Blue, Black and Grey Borges, Chariots,
Worsteds and Csssimercs as the present season.
COME IN AND LOOK THROUGH. Glad to see you, any time
it’s most convenient for you. We’re agents for
[Mil & WILSON’S
' ' countsrnn cum *
BEST IN THE WORLD.
l
lllMSTilflK Bills. ’ i
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80. NORWALK.
'7 ALL mills...
in the world is not needed to find out that the me-
who sells HAY, GRAIN and FEED in clean can.
dition and of full weight is the man to buy 1.
Common sense tells you that.
MASONIC BUILDING,
nonwamr.
It is in that way that I sell, and that I am going”
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.
NU EL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
““0“ OFFIGE, BBLIIIB' lIVEII SMILE.
WMA
i
iThe
iv
e’
‘s
we,
The PM le‘e Market is still «10an ruehiolbualuem at tilt nu
stand. l’ North Alain street.
REMEMBER
We always heaps fresh line of Vegetables and mu. AI
kinds in their season. ‘
REMEMBER
Thai. Beef la hl
1332' now than “gill. been In twenty yams.
but we cut the t.
REMEMBER
'f‘hls is and always has been the mat popular hiarhtt in th
1‘ lye
n
F. II. BitADBURY.
An Cit-Repeated Phrase:
“WE AIM TO PLEASE.”
ill alml amounts to nothing. People often “aim" all of their lira
and nitration?“ We not only "aim" to. but we actually do please, and the
BLACK CLAY
Diagonalflultstbatwsarenow mahingtcorder for
$22.00
tell us we are aiming just right. These Dink and Blue Ribbed 0W
.m............... 8.0
shouldaothsovsrlcohedmtthayareeatrayuod rain.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL ll O'CUOCE.
ill
“W St.
Davis, the Tailor,
cumin. illl‘iEIl and Fllllllillill.
momentum mo
Norwalk Chronicler