.andltov. JohnW. Bough. D. 1)..
7 ' frohuthssubjsctsuucnhced.
,OneThlng ThatNevechilsth."
1 thce'veningservicsthenrstquar-
muccofthe fiscal year will
i~
enormouslylettetedrootbeetsign
the entire west end. with the
7 ofannall‘cornerdevoted’toa
claims fradd ontbcpartof
bpildiug condern‘ which had the
MAMMJNT both the quality
inophtandthenatmocf the sign
ndtwhat they who represented to
Apeltrysumwasgiventothe W
, forthe privilege ct placing the
Lolthatnnlay night,1-jnst at dusk a
watch and several pool checks. be-
longing to Morris Kenrey'. were taken
(gun a room at lira. Catherine McKay's
,, rsddencein Fitch street, where Mr.
1' Konncy boards. He did some detective
work, endeavoring to locate the guilty
party. and learned that the pool checks
l'hal’hen presented at Edward Hefner’s
d sterebyCharlef Buckley, ofOove
7 The latter was accused of taking
. articles. And My W doing“
slid rem the Catch to its osvner.
.- vet. ‘Panl's rd-ioa. am... school. .of
" utNorwaik. willgivea musicilsud
. literary entertainment ~in. Randall’s
QMhWednesdsyeu-ning. Eliay both.
tbsprccesdsot which willbs added to
the chapel ”fund The Philharmonic
pipette will he nt and render
Mug overtures, Interspersedwith old
splint-tics msubvthe Adolphi quar-
totteand recitation nod selections by
fevotiteatticts.Ca1k_e and cream
willheonsale at the close (lithe enter-
Wt. .7 , ,
'-Thorenunantsefavery ancient hook
were found yestaday afternoon inn
plwctrnbbish that had run: emptied“
so new lot in mwwm
street. werewolf-Iceman.
”Connecticutmarnpiksccmpany.” and
the contents the toll-gate
, W'hefins ’lur’l'aitdeld. Horw‘alk
1' “Greenwich. Wdatcsbcgan at
‘ Ids-momentum.
w Belectuncn'l'bomes hasgoodnewsfor
last Norwalk people Hehasbeen
”entrusting withEngineer Berrian
~, mingthcrurtrolnt street bridge.
. 1ndhasassurancesthatitwillbenlled
inanddxedproperly.
.. Thetaneral around. a. Underhill
wallets! yesterday afternoonfrcrn his
“ll“ residence. Rev. 1'. E. Robbins ofll-
”gated, audthe pallbearers wereDavid
Hanford. Walter Hoyt. Oscar Raymond
balmOshorn.’
~77». h...— ...
.E. E.Gcrhamhss thecontract to
paint the residencesof Dr. C. 1'. Host-
well. in Quintard avenue. Charles Sher
wood. Bcldcu avenue; Charles E. Ferris.
Bsyview avenue. and W. 8. Btnrtcvant.
llnuwood avenue.
The East Norwalk boys' baseball team
played against the South Norwalk boys'
“Ill. this morning. on the Baxter
mas-.11» score was: East Nor—
' yolks. 14:80th Norwalks. it.
‘Dr.F.H.Haker has commenced the
ion of a retaining wall «Inch
dds or his driveway. making another
improvement to his already attractive
place “MW“
’2 A new railing was placed at the fmnt
stops of the East Avenue Hothcdist
W church. this morning. by
Course Bushmaster.
Tluo Sparrows. Thrnnns Welsh cap-
1tsin.cluallsngoany teaminthc stnteto
aglnteufhallthisscason.
Herbert Carr has made mpnirs this
weak to the woodwork on Trinity church
spire in Booth Nor-oath.
I. C. lienschclla will local: gronrul
next Horrdsy. for his new house in
St. Johnavennc
nus arson W1 of NW.
lsvlsttlng Hist Annie Smith. of Oslsurn
avssuno. 7.
. Charles W. Lelionnt. of East avenue.
has been visiting in New York.
" Ernest him. of time most. has
puckered a new plan
I urns hauling stare Isa murmur
MWdHoyts.
' location.
. I _
,, gay. .caislsss lentil-c trending
1 ‘x'i‘c hearth tetra towel taro
”-1 untrue wastes-r1:- crunching
{tor the cmuloit we might b
if we knew what souls are yearn n13
. . For the machine we might ding;
. if.” we knew "it" feet are wealryu
pa ways. mgluly a . -
Widgets-kl! bastsn- forward.
furthest! hands to aid.
he” hsw‘w t friends around us
Emilee of sympathy so street.
~Pccrscn' s Weekly.
‘ .1 AT.THE1WH|.TE LUNCHEON.
It Looked Very lovely. and No Ono [new
' the History link 0! It.
An incident showing the determlnatlou
of young America to have his own way or
cause great tribulation occurrssl recently
in the house of a rich and fashionable
onuan, whose whim it is to live in a an
urban atmosphere. Notwithstanding. aha
isvery much in the social swim.,glvlng
dinners that are voted dreams by the par-
‘ takers theme! and luncbcous in color that
simply ravlsh the eye artistic. It was one
of those functions that proved the occasion
of this tale. It was wholly white. and for
M’s“ the sweets were to be masked
“smothered in whipped create. So a
:big bowl or that substance waslnadc ready ,
early'tu th e fray. Thou tth‘n cockvacdwhsr
:halpra gave their minds to other thin
'Bnt they were very much hindered by t
.seu ot the house. a young gentleman aged
.dmvlth a wide and wistent desire to ads
'tflu domestic wheels gonround. He peeked
delighted and questioner] until forbearance
to be a1 virtue. but became to crime.
Then-tho cook rose in wrath, seized him
by the ear and led him lguomlniously to
anuppcrrcgion. . ‘ . I .
“combos did! not'stsy there. thtMn
In uteahc was back: IIBut he said
it to anybody-only marched
straight 1at1he bowl of cream and planted
his pet Maltese kitten accurately in the
middle of it. Then there was a howd'y-
do. sure enough it was too late to secure
more cream. much less to think of whip-
ping lt in time—and whipped cream was
the triumphant note of the coming feast.
Cook was a woman of resource, besides
having a son} beyond prejudice. Hho rose
to the situation. as she did to the kitchen.
“Share. it‘s a sinus haste-nrysilf al-
ways said so," she remarked, gathering
the animal cr.’~lul‘y by the hack of its
“All. .IIuro. was it's: utter tnkln
unis n all thostbuil it an be touchln
glut who of thlrn lino ladlcs'llhe thewcicer
01 ltpat all. on it’ s not uncallf naitbcs' that
M1! “Inhaler tot he nfthcr dimppintln the '
urrlsthreso‘nn spllin the locks 0’ things."
7. The tllllle luncheon was nmatsneccss,
spill-at one guest notedpnythlng peculiar
ll' fiho cm which was.- ”slum
unseat-Philadelphia Press. ._ . ,- -.I
.. . upset-tout Ilium
Oldf hunters love to recall the limos
libel! Kentucky, Inbonudcd in guess. and
full)! are ,t'iru stdrics they can dell of 7“.tlte
coed cldadars." » » .. I
. Qpeonpsuatlmc it um... known in
Gums-manly that o remarkably large
Mk at wild turkeys might be found our
the (The, of two small omits. int that
time he gnmplowa we Ml so rigid or
now and! so happens lhnt1 two hunters
stertedqut “90.1%!” unrurnlng after the
“so, .Thspnrponocfeach wastokllltho
n. (or thcnit required but lltnlcskill
tneall ppm halfgruwnbrmd. whiehaw
lustly muted shackles of caring. and
hill manner all of them. To foul on old
gobblcrcrhcn loalsat of which fewcan
Ml- but the young ones may he tolled
into so by an amateur. «
wWei enact tbcbuntsra gate with his
turkey wing brine caller the“Psep. ramp!"
of a youngllng. lt wasanswcred bythe ups
parent "Ken-on!" of the old hen which be
especially sought. Failing to draw the
supposed lwfl nearer. he began tostnlk her
down. and iinally drew so near the place
that he began to stenltlIlly swatch for her
He saw. In a dim way surna-
thing movc and drew a bead" whb his
gun. which was loaded with buc ksbot.
At that critical period came the cry of.
“For God‘s sake. don't shoot!" and a low
explanations suillccd Iosaooumt n nelgh
her had killed the old hon. was bulletins
hsrcall-and come near losing his life for Ii
simulation which a brother human could
not detect as falsc.~iarulsvlllo Couriers
Journal. »
it!“
Ill:
’l Ii.
‘ . .a Mr, Impression W
“When I was a boy, tailors the war."
dd arena of mature yoars.."l head to
and ootnslounlly in the newspapers an
item. a dispatch from some western town.
gunning sonrctbln like this: “Private ties
and-so of Such-a such a mglment. who
hnslust arrived from Fort Hound-so. says
tbstat the time he left the lnrt'—- And
then it went shond to tell the hows that
Private He-and-so had brought in
"it may sound cum. but tuned toners
an idea that a private was a man who had
taken up soldiering her use but wanted to.
perhaps because be till the stoltsmssnt.
who was suntan pillow, to be sure but not
a common soldier. sud who was. In some
dogmat least. the master of his own as-
ticns and tree memos and goashnplcssnd.
“lint when the war backs out. wishing
my country well. i enlisted. And then.
pacing a lonely butt at night. with a you
over my shoulder. my impression was soon
mounted.” -h‘sw York Hun.
Wot-sen Wholnuoks.
There has probably been a great deal
more smoking done by Amt-rims: women
than the mural clmvr-r has any Idea of.
Numbers of New York munch who have
him! the habit while living shroud in
do in an after dinner cigarette in the
privacy of their own farIIlllt-s. At a band-
snrns dinner given a short time ago by a
my and gsntlsrnnn well known in moiety
cigarsttos were grassed just balm tbs ire.
sen punch. when a number nf ladies tmk
thorn and proceeded to light and snmks
them in a ntsnncr that showed that they
were by no means norm. Other dinner
vars have since followed suit. and the
ashlcn bids lair to bemmc manor. «how
York Jourusl.
Tbsmuamln daisy Is so sensitive to
light. or. rather to a luck of it. that dur-
ing the W of a cloud It will abuse its
petals. When ole-rd. it is startlingly In
conspicuous Its flown uncaring like a
small green bulb or curls-d up haul.
the bum Him In .1: event regents an
Min as saying the sculptors is llntnt all
dldlcnlt. ”l' on bare Imlr to latte a blush
slusrblssuss claimant sneak slat!
tumble your craft Issue.“
, yesterday.
cllsllhlllll.
The members of Washington Lodge.
‘ I. o. G. at. me hold a strawberry festi-
» val on the evening of June 8rd. '- I
Frank Gregory has sold his horse to
Mr. Boots. of New Canaan. 7
A business meeting will he held in the
chapel on Saturday evening. for the
purpose of making further arrangements
for the strawberry festival. 7
Building Hover William Coggswell is
moving the large bout Hawthorn toDan- ‘
bury.
Frank F. Clarke‘s dog killed a dog
owned by Mrs. Washington Hnwxburst.
WINNIPAUK.
Miss Emily aylor has purchased a
Lilierty hicyc e of M. H. Glover.
“—P—"‘——-""""—""'
111), 17 ('11 1 WILTON. . ,‘5 “7 7
-.I.' m " '
The many patrons of the railroad will
regret that QtetiOu Aged? BeWh Olm-
stead Julio decided to resign his position
at Wilden. dud take one in the Postal
Telegraph service.
Henry Strauss. of Danbury."i1s visit-
ing friends in town. .‘
Mrs. Standinger has returncdto her
honietll North Wilton, filter? a Willy
visit in New York.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary met at the
rectory on Wednesday.
Podtrnaster George E. Taylor was
called to South Norwalk by the serious
illness of his father.
Mrs. James Hubbell and children. of
the South. are visiting Mrs. Stanton
00107- '
Miss Sarah Clark. of the South. is
visiting Mrs. Augustus Merwin. .
William K. J. Huhbell .. has returned
after a protracted visit in the South.
George F. Stitt. of New York. is visit-l
lug the Folsom' s. ‘ l
hiss lilies s. (Simmer ol the beater-.1
Ives the guest of Mrs. George Abbott.
II “7W
lire. .9“ M .Poween. who but helm
quite sick. islmmvins
Rev. Mr. Hooker made aviait‘to'the
Center school. yesterday.
Miss Mildred Moran. oi South‘Nor
walk. visited friends In town.
Illa! mane Ohnateed. oi. the Centre.
who line been visiting her uncle. Tru
map Sublime! North Wilton. has re-
turned home.
The Mines Mary and copay Olm
stead art the guests of friends in Mid- ‘
dietown1' ' '
AT A COU B'l‘ OPP
walk within for strict of Not-
w
Estate 1”? bnrdohouchih.Ai nl ”florwulk. In
sum Illlstrlct, an insolvent debtor. .
NI crud l‘h hta he (‘ommisnloners to re-
cc N‘. exnmlncam dot ids upon the Ilalmsol
them-editors cl Mlll enlist aKpOIntm ut
thu- l'rnlartsnmw in NIIrwc k. "nth c cm: I by
n.any Im. at In (II-luv k. lnronoon: olwhl
all persons inp Inte'rcst wll bI1ku
notice and If they soc
cause. and hop boats l thereon. And
llmlmstsw will ivo mbllc notimtlmrmlhy
Imatlnga copy t "I a order on tho public
s-lgn pmd nmrcst the dove in where Ntlll
deblur resides. and with nilmsnum- town 'and
bypnblialuingtlm some in It IIowslstsrlInv-
lmuan'ln'nlatlonln said lllhll‘ll'l. at [out ten
we below sold orb «in; 0 Hill oy.
AHA\\I)(lDViAllD.1ludgo.
1 The .
King
i'
BOD Chane
P l ,
Ami...,:;,:,
maroon Cloanor Bath-
room.
Kitchen,
Store.
Factory.
't
All Grocers.
I'm ltsm pic
calm-s with.
New York.
sltcrtsit 1t cos Inca“...
Real Estate
AT AUCTION.
to soon rclihc (“mm of l1
taut slurs-millesulmrl
prior!
Pu llc Auotlon
Inns- summons. 1
TUISDAY MAY l9
lml au'l' .. 1).!" e
The H omestcud
Lately owned and occupied
by Susan Youngs.
the“ mm mitten l on Hewlown in
minute
air will
73o.
Linear mklenmol
sl
WW'llhi’w WWW“
1? “a“ ”it
Mona ’5!” M III .33.le
some. such; "he...
sitcoms sea. s
Mllsiinrsst
13331261501110.“ at Nnr- '
sOOTs AND SHOES!
w‘Have you ever tried on Imperial
Crown cigar?
7 A lllclI lac.
They had just univhd in Brooklyn
from the Island. They walked across
the great bridge. Acthoy approached
the New York side they stretched their
necks and viewed the massive buildings.
"0h. he must be rich, " she ventured.
“Wllé?” ‘1.1 ‘ 7
"The man who owns all those build-
lugs.”
"One man doesn't own them all."
“Oh. yes he does.“ she assured him.
‘_‘How do you know?" he asked. .
”Becnnso.’,’ she. said. ‘7'hic name icon
thorn. "
"I guess that’s so.he agreed, as he
looked up at u sky-scraper. “Mr. Cas-
toriu must be pretty rich. ”—Printers'
Ink
-Browu dorbys.0‘18rien’s.
Doctor (getting imputlcnt)——Whnt ( 0
you think yourself is the matter with
you? Patient—Incumble boredom.
Doctor—You told me you had contract-
ed a habit of tnlkingtoyoursolf? Pa.
tlent—7Yes. Well? Doctor—Noll»; Ho
lgot no fee.
7‘11\III‘11IIII\«. (m /\l'1
C lil11llll.)\\'ilkllil)
. I - ‘
The Locdin lI.cel Aluminum Rims
32 tthep‘orftc ms with Expert Rid-
orown. 7
o chant-rs-n‘nUILnlrtnmorrisr'tht.‘ FTP?
SPECIAL SALE OF CAPES AND JACKETS!
We have decided to reduce our 'stock of Ca and Jack t nd h price th canal 1
quality. We mention a few of them runway burgan us to be loch; hi this"13 put I on on without dating the cost or .
TAILOR MADE CAPEB. in b navy, tan and brown. trimmed with st1r1apc and; small buttons. fotmcr price ‘
08. 98; now 08. 00.
TAILOR MADE CAPESéo duo broadcloth. trimmed with silk soutache braid. small silk buttons. lined with changeable 1
price .8. so now $2. 50 “
silk reduced “01111187150 to”
TAN BROA DOTH CAPES, handsomely braided, former
VELVET CAPES. satin and chiffon ruchinll. jot trimmed. lined with silk. reduced item 07. 50 to 84. 50.
VELVET CAPES. handsomely trimmed with jet and braid, silk lined. fhll sweep. worth $10 for $0.
SILK CAPEB.&ln1in and brocaded, full chidou. rushing silk lined. would be choc at $7. 50; price now $5.
BROCADED B K CAPES. trimmed with jet and lace, lined with silk. reduced mm 88. 56 to $0.50
.12 235%50 SATIN CAPES, lined with silk.trimmod with jet and spangles, chiifon and satin ribbon ruching; former price :9
SILK CREPON CAPEB. lined with Dresden silk. trimmed with plaitcd chiflon. reduced from 0l8 to 812.
Black cheviot and clay dihgonal J ACKETB. box front. fullback. worth $7. 50 price 05.
BLACK CHEVIOT ACKET. lined throughout with silk serge, former price Q10, now ‘8.
BLACK CLAY DIAGONAL JACKET lined throughout with fancy changeable silk. reduced from $10 to $7 50.
iii 88$§§¥8L£ifiiigiiiiz h‘i”“i:‘““i’““ WW ”"3"”
i x router buttons. shun cubic silk facin . re cod from to 50.
SILK AND WOOL MIXED CLOTH JACKE'FSG. velvet collar, ilyufront. former prides! 611:) uowh ‘8 50 W
‘12 gig? COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, lined throughout with changeable silk. box front pearl buttons, reduced from
FINE COVERT CLOTH JACKETS. lined throughout with fancy changeable silk. trimmed with straps and rose pearl
buttons, worth $15. now 811.
I. SHIRT WAISTS!
We have closed out n mnnnfncturors' stock of line shirt waists,
latest styles. The materials are the some as used' In waists which
lot. 500 each.
all new goods. made up in the very best manner nudltbe
sell for 750 or $1. 00 We have made one price for the
"TRISTRAM s HYATT,1
. Connecticut.
BEST
‘ VALUE!
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THE1Y ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comlortablc Clothing. All our customers feel this
day. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME!
1 ' We have now in stock
LOTHING
By trading with us 3 on will alihays get Ellie B'c'st with pi‘ibos gdnrantccd.
mac-s 1e 00.
Ever Shown
'l'lIlsI 1‘1llltyl
The llcstta
no wasI-umovou1s1'rrr1uz11'r "
South Norwalk.
"‘3 I‘d .' ’ "lid“ .1.“ ..H
7'.
REL
-
THE N. v.
...A'|'...
40 Per Cent. “Less than Cost!
MUST BE SOLD lN TEN DAYS AT THE LUNGEST.
SYNDICATE SHOE COMPANY
Having purchased the entire Stock of C. H.HA1R1VEY’S Shoe Store in
order to CLOSE IT OUT AT ONCE, offer it at 40
BARGAINS
Per Cent. below Cost Price!
BARGAINS
Don’t let this Opportunity clip. but call at once and get first choice.
and new bucinc .
“I Is
:11 4‘:
7; N o reservation. all must be sold!
This store has been leased. and must be vacated for a new tenant,
by June 1st.
Norwalk Chronicler