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wall: repay herdaeand
MummdMaMIau-
Quadrant-r11".
to Boyt'a Theatre. Thursday night of
M Reilly “4 “Mt thiaweehppeaeiathestudioofthethtee
mw'm“nmormmurnmuun
0'“ "l m '1'“ Quarter. Trilhy.8ren¢altand0eeho are
3M“ MW“ introducedfleweli .- ring. the Laird,
. [1“me and Inna. Vinerd. Here
I mmrm“ 3‘" the flrat intimtion of the ‘hypnotic
M‘ motflmgall mahown. And the
”W 1'deth ate-dd not either with the declaration of lore
h dbnawdnbhouaeto betwneauttleBilleennd Trilby. Ilany
" firmindfiafmwwhmn innidentaareerowded into thin act; the
Mm. - rule-urinal Svengali and Gecko: the
' C. Ioreofthethreepaintersnheawahaning,
my. Milne"...
Luxuriouqeatwdaymaaeenantd “I'm" "WM!“ II: model—alt
w my, 3,1,3“, “smartly and oonnectadly developed.
:j‘cbellhnh-y. The noondaet abowa the wedding ban-
quetzthearrivaiol Billee’e mother and
fit Y. I. 0. A. club will play a tampon-Inhilbynottontarryheraon.
w - gu- Yale,“ m, ‘Iaeaeatnct the dance, a imputed elope-
atrbmrur. I mohandrightherela the em marked
mlmdnetory. Triiby‘eonaenta
fie w league ofthelorwalk tomawaytonelgiurn. bntie leftalone
M M will holda birthday forawhile, during which time Svengali
pat, i the church, Wade-reduces!» umthmwaberinwahypnotictrance.
”1.12.. and. whilethaaindoenced. ahe write: to
1 _ fulfindltled awayby Svengali and
“Wigwam! manta. mum m. which in by in
W “m and 1.!" wiiatortetiwatorymeoeasaryhytbe
““0530“ “ohwwadaptationoothe stage. The death of
Somali and the mueicr‘ fiasco of Trilby
m m, & Lewi- maneuadetotaheplaoe in Paris instead
abomination-M
WK” allot-don. Trilby sing: the first eon
dwmmmmth‘awmk. ‘ "All Claire do Lune." the voice Icein
‘iwill Ito-oehnphmdin yr ration_h'3fl|ilth0diet1n :.
Then follow the
Ina-ea fro-manager.“ them“? “'09“ Sunni-ll and Tefly
m m. H. Y.
andtiaedeatho! Svengali. 'I‘helest act
I it tbedeathwe, in which the hypnotic
“150m echool Med with rflectofthephotographie utilized.
the W airflo- at tinting-
“with alternooll for thesau-
nar. WWW unaw-
dunteleemeudate at the do”
CHURCH CALENDAR.
39¢an lea-ma er Society fleetlnp or
the Coming Week.
‘“M' m I South Norwalk Cmgregationel—Tue'
oi I' | I em _| day, t p. In, prayer meeting Junior So~
“In!“ mm eiety or Christian Endeavor; topic,
jam! on the “How Can we Help our Church.” Lead-
er. let. Gerald E. Beard. Kedneaday,
v" fru- m in mm. : 7:5 It. monarch prayer aervice; topic,
It. . m “the Great Object o! the Goapel—Char-
M ; new Building.” lender, Deacon Lewis
I n. I“...
, loo-alt Congrenationel—The Forget
‘hm Althewhmw'dflfl mm Uncle of King’s Daughtera will
.flm‘ m“ meet with In. Noble at the parlonege,
. on deay nt 3 pan. The Thnraday
Wmmmnmemm meeting will he led by Ir.
“m M; . n 4.;am,m of the Y. M.C.A.;
' ”with“, “I'M Hand , eubjeet, “Religion in the Home." Junior
.W ”eh- m‘ . . . Merton Friday at 8:45 p. m. The
m —‘ M to m 1"” King‘a [laughter Union meeting on Sat-
urday at 4 o'clock, in the chapel.
d d hill» There 3 ancient lat-ting. 7
Spice opal—~Tbe lest regular mid-
liingfaeilitim. Firehou-
m Grace
: week evening eervice will he held Thurs.
the Mid” night. The Daughters of the King
will meet Saturday, alt p. In. tn the
mar the littleVep Guild room.
.— m which ml» to m sinu- Nor-alt lethodIet-Tbe official
aria-Id! at the M Wm will meet tonight. The own
“I! I‘d! "1'“! M- mudguard prayer aervioewili beheld
‘ “I W I” M W at7zton'olock on the regular evenings.
A- m macaw-tum 5w“, Norwl'k Hamill—Tho singing
lonrnnlletto Enterprise.
What In tho mmi hiriklrm Imtmxcn of
: jimmulivstlo virtvrprimcm rwnrril’ lilllll'y
is. M'uuld be hard tn Io-nl IIm following
mo, which I nmwmlur IM‘IIlK told mo in
Antonino: A rt-ymm-r Willi tilnlinirlwil Irum
Keir York to tho diatom, ecunu of my mun-
(author. (in urriml lm fuurul that the cm
mtim WM lira-«I for twmt—~~u Ilrtuw juet
Mil iwur Im Into for him to not nil‘ his illu-
ymtwh in thorn Nutlritm tinunml. Iw wr-nt
tailo- emu rtml inmluml Ilmt nillrini I'u
rm fiw l-xwuiluu {m‘wnrrL 'I‘Iu' «In-riff
rimm‘nlly rI-Iumd, lmt \uul ultlnuttt-Iy no
for 1.31ka] rmmll its to promirtu to nutltur-
lmliw chance "If lltu pl'l'KtiII t‘Itla-lly vou-
nmmd Ursula no objection.” The nitmt'tvt‘,
in lltwurrluitr‘uwilil tho murtl custom In
Arm-rim. was admitted to tho mmlumilcrl
«‘11. “‘Ili‘l‘i‘ Im «tyriuinvd bin ormutl to its
uroyximt. brink: Wt‘l‘l' frociy tmrmknn of,
and tin- ”1:0er rmulv Iilnmvli‘ no "grumble
that the priwtwr " woe huuuml II ho mimi-
etd brim harmed an lmur lu-i'oro hie time
Meridian m pimimut ll follow." The shor-
lll mu nu good nu his wrml, nml the rw
printm- got on In wuxl limit a full. live and
mine mauut of timermutlon.—-lmr
‘w—a'eweaamawroIou.
flbmmw tar
firth-nth
[was me on mmrm y
,
' ”museum W
“ya—firm tit I‘m
“3.3.”.p—chl— anal-at
“nu-amateur! mot
fiuw-IMMM
man-r lathe and... “'
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mallow-In.
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m. turnaround-thunk.
'raonmmorurrirby."wuctmu my
m‘omw rnoott
HINTS BY MAY ”ANTON.
neweat aprinz styles for girla.
nation to match.
under inaertiun. The full
entirely hiding the name.
I'alllng over the ehirt.
with ribbon and lace, or completed
plainly no desired.
if deatred. to be worn with a gniltpe.
6, ii, 10 and 12 your
Six yearn old, 3; yerde.
Ten years old, {it yarda.
Twelve year- old, 4 yarde.
EVEIIIB IEITIIEL WIII'DI
SIZE. 0' 80. “I?
ll null or lake to
Sunmtfs Bargain Ilcrst.
ADDRESS . .
PATTERN No. ”1 7
pattern at mom-era. North lain
rm street». South Romain.
Ilww'a This!
by Ball'e Catarrb (Tam
Mthalrlrn. .
"ailment“. Mine-blah“.
mmr' neuron.
Ammmat‘lflem
”romaine-tumour-
We have made special arrangement-
‘with theanntsot the celebrated BIIII’
Glove-Fitting Pattern, by which we can
Mtoonrlady reader-romeo! their
neweet and oholoret pattern oi
ta. Full And explicit directions
for putting mother the printers an
This pretty frock. with the fashion. _______..
able yoke blouse other, ie one of the
Pretty Ignred challie in old pink and
pale blue on a cream colored ground, in
here shown. daintly decorated with old
pink satin ribbon and creaoy lace inser-
tion. The blame portion: of waiat are
atyliehly adjuatrd over a comfortably
titted body lining, the opt ‘r y utton, of
which are covered with the maternal and
exported toaqunre yoke depth. The yoke
is outlined above the fullneee and owr
the shoulders by a drzornt‘ton of inner-
tion over the ratio ribbon. The atand-
in; collar in covered with ribbon and in
Full pods are becom-
ingly arranged over titted eleevn that
are trimmed at col depth with ribbon
shirt in
authored at the top and eewed to the
lower edge oi the body, the blouse alrnoat
“Mitch
waist decoration here ahown concur of
a crnehed ribbon belt, with roaetlzr
placed on roch aide of front. aingle and.
The waist cloees
in center back inrieibly, or with button- _._-- -
and buttonholn I: preferred. The de-
sign in at well adapted to eilh or woolen
rnateriale an to the pretty cotton fabriee
now being prepared for the coining en.
eon, and can be handeornely decanted
an
The yoke and mud
lower portion of sleet-n can be omitted
Pattern em in cut in four eizee, viz:
The retail price of pattern i525 cents.
Quantity oI uremia! it inch“ wide:-
N’I‘ITLING 70 OS! PATTERN ANY
Cut thin out. no in your name and addran
”21...”...13
Thin mom and I2 rte. will more above
We oiler One Bundled Dollar- reward for
any can or tfatmh that cannot I:- and
l’. .l. 0115le e (30.. Whit-la. 0.
Wedhe Inter-kahuna" known YJL'IIII-y
for the last It yearn. and believe hint perfectly
honorable laatl More: transaction-sad In-
WWMWWM
0.: Fania. Ila-an e ”In. I'm
natt'eouwyhcanletaxealataraaflr.»
incur-ethereatheblood and m ear.
Manhunt-n. Wiley-ratio.“
minimum
A W -
A hand-mm mun, whole annotatin-
I'alluvorito-miuuy of you Would know
hlenutuo If Intentional it—wua talking
about reputations tho other night.
Ho sold:
“I hhi'on't much left, I am nlmhl, but
the fault Isn't altogether mine.”
“Why. whose is it, "Wis. looked.
“Well, In u snort. trust ire, my fricmlu
and acquaintoucou urn rceymuuible,” he
laid, ”Mill 1 will oxplulll why. I lutvu lio-
tiwd In tho but low your» that the sisters,
thI'lllt‘ttrlri. \riws, lilttllll‘l'ri, of. ul. of my
men Irit'iltlrt lum- uftcu Irmml me with a
Inmlltwau that two- “mulling.
"I couldn't umimzdmul II M nil.
“Um: night I “'3'": intuition-d to tho
young and y Mty wife of urhup Ilmuw
wry \ro-li, ttlul elm me. e: um-ly rn‘ii.
“hilt-r lit IIm I'lcililtu hilt, hulk Ifltlalielun
to ally;
"‘l’urduu In", Mr il--, lllll it due»
urn-m to rim that .mmm-f ynurymry. might
br- ltt lmtlvr Inzuizw w than kl‘l'lIIIIK young»
or men out I‘iilii uii Imxlr.’ of tho mulxt,’
"till, uht' tw.‘ iii“: u lowly Mmpplnu tur-
tlv, l ikwIII‘t‘ you.
"Nor rym llzulml um] elu- WM lu tIt'iuIIy
wfllt'nl,
"Now, I hurln‘t ill . Intel. i-In-zt how I had
ofirmlwl lirr, but I lu-pt my trmtn-rus 1
will you.
“ 'Wlty, Izzy husband was out with you
until 4 u'rtlm-k thin morning,’ I-Iw criui.
i “Wrill, thin “as u Inn-r.
‘ "I hadn't own lu-r hu-Jcnul fut-u nmmli,
and he hurt pimp” um] um run at mun-gum,
"I wuuugry, 1 can tell you, but with!
oouhl l Ilu‘:
“filtnply grin and hour it, of mums.
"Hut ttmyiu: I didn‘t 111.1er In low fle-
marker to that young than win-n We met
later?" ~l‘olly l'ry in New York Recorder.
””Ehrrareii’cry r3;
Pitcher's Gastorla.
Witch Baby was sick, we gave her Custorin.
When film was n (mild, she cried for (Satori; .
When elm Inn-time Slim, she clung to Custom
When the bud children, ahe gave them Commie.
FOR SALE.
The Good Will. Ice In t! haunt.
endecuerd. Addreae
C. 1'. WEEKS. Executor.
rnZ') lw
”NOTICE
Town
5A1 If
A. “L. I
o‘clock p. tn. .
.N'oltWath SAV’IMHI ml 'Itm .
y I"
'AIR'IEIJ) (:(lltg's'n' sat‘lsus MNK.
SOUTH SORWAB
ml! In
.K t-‘A‘i'lNliri HANK
c. It. IIIIIVEI‘s '
City Employment Agency.
the above agency.
WANTED IMIEDIITEII.
two revert-need your.“ iiwrdiah um: t n farm
weehl . Ironing or lulu-e clowning. _
w , c. H. mm at.
neurnt'u ttlltll min.
70 $0th Stain mes-t. tioutli Norwalh.
um I!
WE
BROOKSIDE FARM.
anereatetfioedwardmymr-
Man Math Karim: eleo .
adv-drau-
ateadof Imadse avenue. For
rattlealere APPLY 'I‘O
Taylor 8 Gan-Iain.
UM
¢
Children cry for
Pltcher’e VCastorIn. ‘ “fl
Wagons
ll men. Iinrneeaee. etc. of the late 6. l Keil-
Iate retitleru‘enf (in). I. Keeler. Paton “III. or
I’. 0. BOX fill. IUU‘I'II NORWALK. 01'.
III SAVINGS RIIIII DIPOSIIIJRS.
Aw, blelothe prowl-lone of the new law.
the nil? hours or the r-‘avinxe Benton! the
or . urwth. nfler Juno let. 1M5. 0n
IIIDAYH will to rrtren from It In ldrt‘clvwl
nd inetead of bring open on BA'I‘I'R-
DAY evrulngl an heretorure. will be open on
MONDAY evenings of each week. from 7 to it
It H n. I-‘.. MILLER. 'I‘reae.
JAIV" II. HAII.EY._TIQAB.
7 Jonas ii. usarr. Tun”.
[Allen and gentlemen denlrlmr r‘omlmcnl
help In any capacity can obtain the strum at
I’otIIlon for two vulilmt. four limiter-pore.
two lair-amen. l chef. tr’u cook -. tuttr waiter“,
hand...“ tlvruumvn In no out by the day
I
. momma muvmx
fiflitiu'v ”Wiltliilltfl. muom tx-
nnr w.
M. II. PARSONS,
,WLW
BuildingWLots
hore Lot
I. I'll“. II Initiation St.
W
Millennium.
‘ if
IIIIIWllK % HIST
MONDAY EVBISING,
HAY 27th;
lITTlE VBIIIII MITRE”.
Pits moraine! a.
Milan 1. They-Inn. W. «lino... m,
The} rive n (3erqu latsrtaiemeut.
ADIISSION 28 CENTB.
NI) BIATH RESERVED.
Concert at It o‘clock. in!) lw
HOYT’B THEA-FRE.
One performance Only.
Thursday, liar 30,
DECORATION DAY.
Grand I’rmlnutlon by Mr. A. M. I‘alrner'e
wrupauy. In the Kl’vulenl of commerce.
“'I‘RIIBI.”
A play In {our M'Ia, by Paul M. Potter. based
own Iimrue IiuMuurinr'e non-l.
SEATS now on sale at i’IuIr-ted'u and (Brez-
ory'e druu stereo.
This is the Ih'umntic
lvlvent of the
Season.
_ 1
”u” __ ,—
VVurrarlt for 11
initial
Sorrn NORWALK, Conn. }
1'03]va Ttlyflul‘. Citric of flu: City of South
A‘Ul‘ll‘rlil'i, Conn.
But:
meeting will be held In Arlon “All. on Madi-
fore amid rimming.
du)‘ of Mny. A. IL. lsm.
Higned. Milli I IMER M. LEE. Mayor.
A true copy. Atlusl:
JOSEPH 'I‘AiI'IDR.
(' Iy
Pltcher’e Gastorin. , 32:53. mentnmjé
Children Cryfor SK'FFS F0“ SAL
AT ROWAYTON.
—————-4.——————
mounted.
One Working Stiff. It last.
line Fourteen-Foot 8km.
line Twelve-Foot Follower.
(int lint-Foot Sccw Follower.
line Eight-Foot Follower.
Ilne Six-Foot Follower-
tlood serviceable boats, at low prices.
M>-—-—
CA LI. ONzOR ADDRESS.
m... E. F. RilE. Rowayicn. ti.
"fill.
0in Meeting. “
By authority vested In me as mayor
and by order or the Board of Councilmen. of
mid city.l hereby direct you to give notice to
the onal voters of this city thnt 3 special clty
sou street. In mid citvmn Monday. (helm!) day
of MILAJL, lhil'l. at 8 o'clock p.m., for the pur.
yxmuufvoneldcrlng the resolutions of the two
electric railway companies now pending in the
Hem-ml Armmliiy, and to talre such notion
thereon as may be «loomed advisable: also in
ll’llIIt-M‘I any other buaineee prover to Come be~
llnml M the city of South Norwalk. Ibis Sill:
line Fancy sun, It feet, but:
Int I“
m
I»?
It will on you to vtatt Bridge rt and do
your “ongoing [or tunnel! or boy? You have
a larger etwlr to easier-t truth. You have lower
nrirmqvirpmt.qunltty and nuke considered.
on have will r-ar fun *I.‘d you on nllflpnr-
chance nu over. l'mi‘. ruin the nutlnn'and
we all llm .‘tewM-t t'p-u». Ills Sprinu
hummer (:iothitr. l-‘urninhiwa and Hate.
MEIG-S & CO.
BTURTEVANI‘ BUILDING.
397 Main nor. ltunh ilt.. llrldlepnrt. 0'.
CUP AND SAUCER
WITH
SOLID SILVER
‘ TRILBY SPOON
75c. '
H. S. ROOD,
III South. laIn Street. So. Nor-walk.
nit!
“MUSIC HALL
osmium].
more, .. w
.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lensnne can be Manned for. Pur-
clxaters or wheels receive Inntructione free.
[IIIBIILKLEY iii].
52 South Main St"
AGENTS FOR
Sieams and Keaiing,
Elmore and Ixcn Bicycles
Bicycles from 850 up. Wheels rented and
repaired. 127
0. WI RAYMOND.
FIIIIERII nlnicmn
AIIII EMBIIMER.
93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, MAHAOKEMO HOTEL.
m7 lyr
ROTON
Memor
one hand tool: the first prize nit
have been engaged for one week
pavilion.
The
Vilma“, 01‘le PM
PROF. SMY'I‘HE will lead the orchestra in
.. __..,__ NW... ._. MW.
EKthWAYe THE BEST,
IIEAII’S IRE IIREIIII.
lo, strawberry, Coffee, Benetton.
POINT
0PEN|NIi
ial Day
This famous resort has engaged the
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BAND
Under the leadership of PROF. PURISUHOF‘F. This font-
ho World’s Foil-exposition. They
, commencing May 30.
the dancing
dining room will be under the direction of n superior
chef from the Union League club.
Fire Works in the Evening
Boron Point Improvement company.
all.
W, Piataohio. «a or klnde aim.
Norwalk Chronicler