a
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t .5 i .
. attract, Monday night.
been repainted, iltt
m IEIIE Will ll ill!
mum.
Iran a wm‘fiwhuh
amumum
Mann mm
Hope Homemupauy holda uncharte-
niuht. MW
Jonas Worden. uf hicrwalk. is on the
rich list. ~_M_
The Norwalh pilllw are wearing their
aummer nuifornla.
w
The uloetmau will pay no bills for
nleualca quarantiuor.
The Daughters or Erin sociable take!
place in tho athenlwum tonight.
«if (i. s. will call at this oillce he
will find answerll to hill ndvortluemcllt.
Peter (iuigue is setting out acrnc troll
on the little park at the head of lain
street, Norwalk.
David Finnegan. who diodut Weat-
. Tmlay, was an uncle of E. J. Pin'
mail, of waalh.
in. Elizabeth II. Dian", of Mutt
avenue. contemplatcll moving to New
York city to up?”
The Colm'ed Social club of Norwalk.
will give adunce at its hall in Water
-—Dnnlap and Younlan atylca. '00. a
U'Bricn'r. ..
improvements are being made at the
. residence of Councilman Charles 1". Trip
tram. in Berkeley. strut.
Col. 1". St. John Lockwood to letting
out a row of tmcll on his lot at the corn-
er of Morgan and East avenue-l.
The Chautauqua Union ’will hold ita
April meeting. Monday night. at the
home of Miss Bahamian. of South Main
attract.
-—l~‘re::h hum, 10c. H, Y. M'k't.
Th'mwl Saunders. of Wilton. was
tried before Justice Rm, of Norwalk.
yeatenlny,:nld lined“ and (snafu. lie
went to jail. '
The flag pole on the fire company
quarterlliu‘gluiu,” ’ . “Kmart“; lulu
mu. halyarda,
and is again in poaition.
’ Walter B. Bolonlon, mprclne deputy
orgapizer of the Ancient We Order,
is in Nerwnlk endeavoring to organime
a Subordinate lodge ill town.
—Gct a woopuinting and frame and
the greatest bargain of your life at (I. ll.
Harvey's. '
The J. T. Prowitt company has been
awarded the contract to paint the build:
lingo on the property of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert S. Craufurd. at Compo.
walk in front of his building in Main
street lowered toconform with the grade
of the other walks in the aictnity.
--Il'resh pork, 9c. 1!. Y. M'k't.
Gaterer F. A. bone has had the fin
terior of his confectionery store in the
Muhackemo Hotel block thoroughly
renovated and handsonurly decorated.
The fire alarm gong was restore], to
Pioneer Hook and ladder cmnpany'»
quarter, yesterday. It was taken out
while thehouoe was being renovated.
——Chickens, ”Ego. N. Y. M'k't.
John B. Hemhich. or West Norwa 1k.
a. son of William A. Hendrick, and Mira
Mary anfney. a daughter of John Gail’-
ney, were married by Rev. D. )1. Bow-
ard. last night.
John H. Hoyt, superintendent - of the
Western Union Telemph other at Nor-
wallr. baa gone to farming. At Wt
he has one hot bed. six hens. and newt
a dozen eggo.
~Youth'e Alpineu, at O'Bricn'a.
The entertainment of the South Nor
walk. Athletic club will be held tonight
at the gymnasium in Worthington
street. The programme ed crenta is one
of the best that could be procured.
—-C.H. Harveybas a special mleof
1‘. '8l'-.P' l I 125”
eent.helowanyrulre intown. Picture
andframe'almentfree. ’
. mm Bub-c. at n uni-r
atroatdavoryaluk.
The regular meeting of tho Daughter:
of Rebekah will be held tonight.
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nataurantof ilouth Horwalk. Private
diulugrocuu up stall-a. Beat of table
lam. ti per week.
Officer Bartram, of Nurwalk. arrested
Janice Couvcry last night for vugruuey.
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~Blueilah. Ito. N. Y. H'k't.
Dr. W. A. Lockwood hull moved to
the reaillouoc of Gould Seymour. Went
avenue. _________
U. C. stimuli. the drought. has been
ill for moral day: part. but it now ro-
choriug. ‘
-——llourninu booth, at ()‘hrlcn'e.
lit. John’a LodgifA.’ F. and A. M.,
conferred the Icelmd degree on select-
lnnn Frank Merrill. last night.
—8hnd, ilc. N. Y. M'kt.
(allot of Police Bradley armahxl John
1'. Wilson. otherwise known. on "Tug"
Will-on. this morning, for intoxication.
-Spccial prim. at the ti. Y. Grocery
00.. this Saturday.
Aloia Kcehler, who lxvught the bulli-
neaa of The Norwulk Wine company,
from lament Jacobi,- hnu sold out to
Chrla Larsen.
~Boy's golf cups. at ()‘llrion'll.
Mr. and bin. Frederick Gorhum. of
Elizabeth strait. will give a reception
tonight to the curlers ill (.‘rcfut a
Knupp's No. i factory
Treauuror George B. Miller, of the
Norwulk Baviugll society. was at the
bunk thia morning for the first time
since his recent illneac.
-New lnillincry gmdu just ill at H. S.
'l‘illotaon'u, No. 16 Main strmet.
Charles Barnum, who has been one of
the popular clerka in the Norwalk Boston
attire, hull ul'cured aposition in a large
dry goods house in Waterbury.
-Vory bind butter, 210 pound: 5 lbs.
for 01. this Saturday. New York (iro-
ccry Co.
m-.—
Lieutenant Colonel “IOWO, of South
Norwnlk, will be one of the judges of
the competitive mluad drill to be held by
lepwyp, of Doubly. next Tuegduy
evening. A I'ociablnwilllho held after
the drill. y ‘
~Sugur cured shoulders. 8c pound.
N, Y. Urinary (30.. thin Saturday.
A class in practical millinery will be
alerted by the Young Women's club. in
the shorthand rmm. 78 Washington
rtrmt. Wmlucluluy, April 22. at 7:30
o'cbick.All the club members who desire
to join are requested to be present.
whee i}. ll. Harvey's new advertise-
ment in another column.
ELEVA‘WIBITHE IIIOLLEY TRACKS.
Alterations to tramway Carr Irradiated by
the Changes at trader's Corner.
. By the elevation: of the trolley truck
:mmud Inuder’u corner, it will be nec-
caxary for the Norwulk 'l'rmllwuy com.
pany to alter the, open curs, lowering
the apparatus to which the trolley
arms are attached. The truck
was not not quite as for under the
bridge na was first intended, and it was
neccmry. this morning. to move the
board to which the trolley wire will be
attached a foot to the outward. Con-
tractor A. Bach lll furnishing the ma-
tcrinls and men for Contractors Ship-
nntn & Duly. who are doing the work
under the bridge.
ivllllllriuli.
Ml.“ Eva lilwkey left Winnipnuk yes-
terday for Dorian to visit her sister,
Mrs. R. Hockey. who is seriously ill.
Mira Mackcy expects to be away about
two month. '
Mr. and lira. Benjamin Whone. oi‘
l’iattaville avenue, are the happy parents
of a boy. born Sunday.
Jolene Burraclongll, who has been ser-
iously ill for come time. is now convales-
cent. .
The prayer meeting of the Y. P. S. C.
16.. will be held thin evening in Temper-
ance Hall. loader. Mills Eva Ross.
There will be an auction sale of the
residence of the late Mrs. Esther M. Bis-
hop. on Thnriulay. April 23.
60“ Evening.
-Are you going to smoke an Imper-
Ccvcund's ‘
ial Grown cigar lifter supper?
BAKING WEE.
“l have mid Cleveland’s ”Baking Powder exclusively for
several
beaurelhave fonuditwhat itclaimsto
. www‘l’h “I! a“ a“ 1y, Ian I r."
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The Norwalk chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the Ame Revolution met
yesterday afternoon with Mn. 0. 0. C.
Betta. of East avenue.
The «Intuition on locating the graves
of Revolutionary soldiers in the Norwulk
cemeteries made its report. Seventy-
aix graves were found. and a joint com-
mittee of Daughters and 80118 of the
Amerkntullevplution will decorate theae
graves on Memorial Day.
It was voted to buy a regent‘a badge
to be worn on all occasions which the
chapter regent attends in her official
capacity. The pin in of gold. lettered
with blue enamel.
Miss Angeline Scott read a paper on
“Miss Juliette Betta; Her Lineage and
Personal Reuliuielxmcce."
It was voted to hold the chapter meet-
ing» hereafter on the third Thursday of
each month. instead of once in two
months.
The chapter accepted Mrs. M. H. Par-
sonll‘ invitation to meet on May 2hr. at
her home at Brocksido Mrs. John H.
Ferris flllil Miss Helen Curtis wore up-
polnted a committee to furnish convoy-
auces. Members intending to go were
requested to notifymue of the committee
by the dug of the meeting.
lire. Noble read two memoirs of (ion-
llectlcut Work of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. The society
now has L800 members in this state.
-—Veul must. 12'30. N. Y. M'k't.
WEB A ”EWING COIN“.
Much! by Ernest W. Jacobi. ol South flor-
wait. lo Recover use.
There was filed yesterday in the Insur-
nllce Culllluiasiom-r's office. in Hartford.
notice of a suit uguimlt the Connecticut
Breweries company, of Bridgeport.
It is brought by Ernest W. Jacobi. of
South Norwulk. to recover H50 and is
returnable to the Court of Common
Pleas on the first Tuesday of May.
The United States Fire Insurance
company, of New York. is made a party
to the unit.
A Weslpori Youth in Trouble.
Hurry C; n- is ill Bridgeport jail await-
ing trial in the June term of the Super-
ior Court for criminally assaulting ll
Hungarian woman, Mrs. Julia Callas.
Carr, who is not over twenty-three
years of age, got acquainted with Mrs.
Cilllili-i and her husband through an
ancient horil who worked with Carr for
the Westport and Bangutuck Street
Railway company. Last Saturday night
Mrs. Callus took a train for Norwulk to
purchase shoes for her children. and
Curr followed her to Nor-walk and back
on the “:2? train. The woman left ill-r
lantern at the railroad station and Carr
altered to accOlnplmy her home. On the
most lonesome part of the read he us~
saultcd her. The woman broke away
from him and ran to her home in the
Matt Bennett place. Constable Edward
Allen arrested him and he was taken
to jail. ._... _____.~______
-—:i pound can Bartlett pours, 10c;
fresh country eggs, 150 (102., this Satur-
day. N. Y. Grocery ()0.
Wheelmen’s Road Booll.
Chief Consul P. W. Westluko, of
Bridgeport, has been compiling ll new
road book for the Connecticut Division
of the L. A. W., and he reports that it
will be ready about July 1. The twen—
ty-scveu maps. on a scale of two miles
to the inch, are completed and show the
connecting roads of the state that would
be used by wheclmen or drivers. The
book will be illustuted and give descrip-
tions of the roads.
Laniernless Bicyclisis Fined.
James Robinson and Adam Mutturt.
bicyclists. were each fined $1 by Judge
Frost, this morning, for riding without
lights. John Seymour, who was arrest-
edn few days ago. was out lust night
with an immense carriage lantern at.
inched to his bicycle.
—0pening of "The Fair."
Today and tomorrow are opening days
of The Fair. at 7 Main street, Norwalk.
Conn. _
“Talk of presence of mind," said
Frogg; “did I ever tell you of Pullyhurd.
the dentist? No? Well, he was down
in Flordiu,nnd, falling into the river,
new mode for him. In an instant poor
and in another moment the life would
have been crushed out of him. But
when Pullylllu'd saw the creature’s
iteeth.lle pulled out a probe he :11-
ways carries with him, and pressing
it into the ‘gutor‘s gums, he asked:
“Do you feel that?" Of course the rep-
tile screamed with pain, and of course
_ he spat Pullyhard‘out as quick as he
would u but potato.”
j'Yes," said Buss. after ruminating
upon the story, “but I shouldn‘t call
that presence of mind. butn slavish
devotion to one’s profeasiou. .
"That’s whutI always contended,"
replied Fogg, "but Pnllyhurd would
have it that it was presence of mind]:
Gadn‘ook—So Miss Nenrutheniu is
married. Her husband is a brave man.
radon, ”W ‘Iomtn‘otl'
. ulguulrwmheul
right/lg; iaaconlpoacr.
one of the biggest alligators you ever .
Pullyhnrd was in the reptile‘s. juw's, ,
unheil once! the most nervona and g
Indium leans,
\ ‘ Dried Peas.
Peter Hondornon a Go)-
Vogotnblo and Flower Seeds!
F..D. LAWTON a 60., 22 South lainStraot.
nlulllill cools.
and have placed them on sale.
good uhm-ia..l.00 a pair. Tllocountcrpuues are hemmed ready for um.
750, 95c and upwards. To those who have been waiting for the hematitclml
sheets and pillowicmu. would any. the stock is complete ill all sizeu and prices an»
the some as before.
EDWARD
5 Gazette Building.
Norwulk, ~ - -
53 WALL svndrnr. - -
Shorty Sherwfifflattérl
Occupiean portion of E. Gusowaki'll
stern. corner of Wall and Water Sts.,
Not-walk. Call and can the labour
stylea in Hutu, Cape, etc. a 2” ti'
‘ R. "Human?
Druggist.
About
This
Time
many things that will be useful to you at
this SBBSOILIHIICll as Furniture Polish,
(illnnlois Skins. Polishes for Silverware.
Dye Studs and all kinds of Disinfectnuta.
Moth Bulls. Gum Culllpllor, Sulpho N up-
tbol and insect powder.
R.H.PLAI$TED,
43 Washington Street.
When house cleaning
Iw'nlnm L'lvlllil'itllin.
there is ll. ll"! ru to
brighten up and re.
new nwr-l'vtllillg about
llli.‘ house.
—--t_iii-"—
MEAD’S
ICE CREAM
All Flavors
Always on Hand.
ICE CREAM SODA 6i
5c a Glass.
The best in the
cities.
Try it I
Tax Collector’s Sale.
OTIGE is hereby given that the under-
. signed. Collectorof Taxes. under and by
Virtue of a certain tux warmnl. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and directed
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy
and collect of
JOHN W. FANCHEB.
and other persons named in the rule book. on
the list to said warrant annexed. their several"
pro rtlonu of the sum total on therein eluted.
rilll sum being a tax or arjsenslnent laid upon ,
the assessment list made in not bythe inhabi-
luntsnf the town of Nlnjwulk. regularly and
legally assembled. in mi. on theistduy of
“l‘il‘i'h- A.D.. lane met for the put-mm ot pm-
vldlru: fur the im ebtednee‘e of said tuwndevii-l-I
uplnln the following described real estate of
Sii (
Jens W. FANCHEB.
situated in the town of NUl’Willk. and bounded
as follows. to wit: Noltllerly
on feet by land of John B. Wheeler.
elislcrl' 100 feet by land of l’ur-
llyoliu . Lees. southerlyszeet b land occu-
pied by the town of Norwnlk in a carriage
whine. and westerly mi feet by land nowm
formerly of the Norwalk Huvlmts society.
Andlshull null at public auction. on the
premises hereinbefore limrrilwi. on the lath
day of June. A. D.. me. at 9 o'clock fcronoon.
so much thereof as will mine the sum of thlr- .
teen (13) dolhre. that if)”
the reportion f
the aid, ohn . p 0
{Waugh the ‘cwrgggl
G 3.8T. 30ml.
Tax ‘ or liat cunt
Datodatllorwalk. amlaa. Ii. nu.
. j ,v ifl/l 11 M
otnl in i
levy. a: stall“.
I
”EDWARD STREET!
Black Dress Goods!
Suitable for suits, and separate akirta. The usaortment is fine. Prim were newr
so low. The line of plain and figured mohair: and Bicilinns is complete. New to
your opportunity to supply your wants in sheet»! and pillow cm. at lean than the
We have made a large purchase of above, including (Jounterpum.
Extra quality 45inch pillow cases, for n pair;
M-..“ “.W."
JACKSON’S PHoroéré'A bills“!
Combiuothol'nteot Style and Finish. Our aim a to give natlefmlon
to our mtrnml. and to furnish them with the the finest prmluctiona of
, the Photographic Art. Large collection of Children's Studios.
E. I. JACKSON. Photographer.
Over 1?. Head's Confectionery.
BUILT LIKE I WITCH.
F'. D. LAWTON & GO.
*
50%
YOU DON'T
have to get a rope and acinb to drag the
people to our atora lacuna“ know a
good thing when can it. la week
we will have special na.
Freah pork. lie per lb; vealc , true
to lilo per lb: the uncut chad t you
ever saw, (leper lb; don't loac night it
thatbamn. i2'.c per lb. nor allouldrrr
at to per lb. rim delivery.
New York Market
FIIIK 8. I'lli, Prop.
I’rlcl'l
STREET,
4
Connecticut.
. . NONWALK, GONN.
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You read this because you want to buy
a wheel.
the solid Sterling.
You want to learn, became without it I '
you can't make comparisons, you can't
choose the good from the fair, the fair?
People are going around I .
from the bull.
and saying bicycles don’t cost much to
build. Some don't. It depends on the
builders. Taking the some material. two
builders will make two hir-ycl‘eaof which '
one may be worth 32.3 to $1.70 more than I
the other. One of the twrv wheelie bl
built with exceptional cure (like a watch I ‘
and the other isn't.
For Sale by c. u. annoy»,
East Norwalk.
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A “ROE $100“
of Wheels to select from
Ramblers.
Strong. stylish. up-to-date in all not?
improvements.
I 05, .
‘ A well built wheel that will stand the
rocket. .
Ideals.
Light. handsome and durable.
Stormers,
Ego beat wheel in the market at the price.
Gothams, ' ‘
A rattling good juvenile line.
Full sired wheels from $50 to two. Juvenile '
line. 340 and 950
The J; T. Prowitt Co.
45 Main Street. lorwalk.
NORWALK.
Fox
\ Cycle
00.
We want you to learn nblrut , . V‘
PREPARE
Shirts
Now!
V.
Agent For
DU 'I’ALO
OLUTIN
'llD
FOR
OA‘T‘ILI
chlokonn ‘
and
HORSE. I
DID?
GRAIN
VON
NORDIC
AND
OAWLI.
INANOH
\ OFF'IOI
? SOLMAN.‘
. leznv
STABLE.
MANU
The Leading Grain Dealer,
l5 larahaii Street, So. llorwalll.
\/—-\_,/——\/-'\\/.“NM z
FOR W
in the time of peace. Prepare for the hot muggy daya or]
summer by laying in a stock of ‘
Negligee
The lines are complete, the variety of patterns large and
prices that meet the approbation of all.
49—613. ,
....l’(ll{....
Men’s and Boys’ Negligee Shirts!
With collars and cuffs attached; a good qllalityofpél'calé" ’
that will wash and wear very satisfactorily.
Other grades of pcrcnlc. Madras, Oxfords and chllyrs at
75c, $1, 1.25 and 1.50.
The soft bosom ucgligcc front. with collars cuffs de-
tached. are filling u long felt want.
Keep in mind our stock of
SPRING CLOTHING!‘
"clamps. furnishings. trunks and bugs is the largest
and most pleasing on account of the price,
quality and variety to be found
in western Connecticut.
COMSTOCK BROS.
llt SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
fflmlatmk Bun, Masonic
Bid'g. Norwaik.
Conn.
GIFF’IN, Mgr.
Close Your .
Eyes
To quality and the world is full of cheap things.
lot with your eyes wide open the real good
things it!" few and fur Native-ell.
my grain I look sharp forqllulity. If the sample
ill right. I soc about the price. If not, 100 on the
«hillar won't tempt me to buy.
here lf’ri RIGHT. no matter how little you pay
for it, it ’u RIGHT.
When I buy
If you buy grain
0-— ' ‘
EL T.HATCH._
Thelightrst unduwrt
graceful and beauti-
ful bicydea made for
woman’s use are Models 41 and 42 of
STANDARD 0'
THE WORLD
’ Let or allow you there-$100. Also on.
dropfralur models of Hartford Bicycles-
‘BO. $60. ‘50;
Beautiful Art Catalogue free “you call.
r. e. antenna event: 00.. Agents.
29 Wall other. Serwalk.
Asparagus Roots!
’ Strong :two—year-old Pal-
mer root! at 81.25pm hun-
RHUDARD.
large mots. 10¢: each.
81’. DRUNO'D
LII-Y.
hardy and fragrant, pure.-
white, tic each, ii for 271'.
.‘ Prowl: (lasted
GARDEN AND
FLOWER DIED.
l’nlrcrimd sheep manure
forziiowcrs and lawns at
HAIFORD’S FLORAL HALL
' _l§eadforCatalctuc.
D. W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Diractol'
and Embalmar.
so. woman. or. ,
.3 Washington “not.
If. Imam. ‘
' mmm
I111
” from.
PAINT THE TOWN BED! ‘
If you Wish. but just now we are about
puperiug the town, with any color.
style or design that you may select from
the benutitul wall papers displayed in
our new stock. Now is the season for
housekeepers to brighten up the home
and make it‘attructive. «Some of our .
designs in well papers are works of art,
in the most pleasing patterns to choose
Painters‘ Supplies. ‘
Artists’ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, Paper-hanging, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street. 80. Nor-walk.
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1
0. ii. unvrv's/ .
crrv .‘EMPLQVMENT
AGEch.
ladies and gentlemen desiring first—
clucs help in any capacity can obtain the
same immediately at the above agency;
also there wishing positions. either male
or female. on secure employment.
Four first—close cooks wanted at once.
Wanted-Several girls for general house.
work also waitresses. First class reformer-
required.
0. H. HARVIV. Harv-y'- Dita.
Ito-'0.
‘ ‘N North Ida atraat. South Harwell
Norwalk Chronicler