m breather brand from Wilton
"Buck chad, 7c 1b.. at Hayes' mitt;
A. priced 'of'folding chain for St.
Alan‘s church’srrived yesterday.
‘ , . The Nor-walk Iron Worba‘thiil club
, will enjoy area to Stamford, this after-
noon I
, The residence orfomia Hoyt, in East
avenue, to being connected with the
rower.
There were twenty-nine wanderere
at the Norwalk station’bcuse, but
night.
*Lfidlfifi' alpiucs at O’Brien’s.
. ‘ Herbert D. Brown and fomilv have
' Moved from Quintard place, Norwalk,
tol’ort Chester.
. Isaac Abraham has moved from Goa
‘ necticut avenue to McNerney shedding
47 Cedar street
The public schools will close on Thurs.
day. April 15, for the annual spring va
cation of ten dag.
Rev. C. M. Selleclr. of Norwallr. will
preach in Trinity ' church, Westpcrt, to
marrow moaning. ‘
The work of draining what is known
as Seymour-'5 pond, near Pine Island,
- was commenced yesterday.
Sanitary Inspector Thomas Hunt will
begin a tour of inspection in the city of
Norwallr on Monday next.
—A special made Lyndhurst for stilt),
at E. Barthol’s.
' Twin City Council, Daughters of Lib-
erty, will hold: a. musical and literary
entertainment next Thursday night.
Mics Annie Russell is expected home
today from Leighton, Pa" where she
went to attend the funeral of her
niece.
George Shellhoos. of Main street. has
been removed to the home of his {albin-
in-law, Theodore Hendricks, in North
avenue. . WW.-
Portions oi the high lmard fence sur-
rounding Nonvulk Park, which were
blown down during the winter, are be-
ing rebuilt.
—-Rlb roast, tic. N. Y. m‘k't.
The Ladiess’ Aid society. of the Gran-
bury chapel. will meet at the Innuo of
Mrs. E. N. Shipman. Jr., next. Wednes-
day afternoon.
A hearing on the claim of Watkins
85 Dow against Amnndus Bach for a
debt of IRIWIII take place in the Town
Court,hiouday
A baseball team from St. Mary‘s
school defeated a nine from the (Iver
River school. yesterday afternoon, by a»
score of 82 to 15.
The Daughters of Erin, auxiliary to
the Ancient Order of Edmonton. will
give a calico ball to Lockwood’s Hall, on
the evening of h‘ridoy. May 7th.
The Norwollt tire companies will elect
delegates to the convention of tho(' ou-
necticut State F-lu men II association, at
their meetings next Tuesday night.
—ltepairinlt and retain at l3. Bartlml‘ II.
The Vulcan tcolr smoothing like I (too
barrels of oysters to New lurk from
this port but night. and theClty ot Nor.
‘ wall: will take as many mom tonight.
Arm Madden. aged seventy, or New
Canaan, who died recently. had accentu-
lattd several thousand dollars, which
she bequeathed ‘totit Aloyllar church.
I’Ioncerilutle. A I) that MAJ, ltl'ld
a dance last night In tho Knight: of (M
amber Hall. Wall street. The manic
was turntahed by Chat-lea Donner-at and
E J lloeniach. and William ll. (layer
pmpted. ‘ mm
The straits of npoplvxy' which George
3. Raymond. and. ofilnrrlotutrret. Ina.
taiued In New York. Wedoeulny. was
the third Quack nit-ho kind. and u I:
thought that he cannot intvlve.
“W In Hold tree. April oath. livery
W Idle lots Mlhanon. 500 pairs IadII-s’
commute. worth ti on. A. ii
that I“: but. ............
III. Apell. tho Wallitmt harbor. yes.
many received two Germany a natal
muses was Irma-musty prIaItu In
new calm, In commemoration of do
autumn mime»: at the birth-
“, at Vilml. the ma emperor
at WWII. W..-
*l lull! “1W” lefties in Hoyl'e
. fit 25. «ottoman tour... the.
Wright. the lemma
mun realm." "on.
Sell. II this: who "As sir-near».",writ-
out: Kiel Aunts Eliot Trumbull. at
W. and acted by Mr. and In.
Carl a. barman:
April 28th. some time and place.
'lllndCore.” written by lilies Train»
banked acted by her and lifts Joseph-
Inc E. Barnard. of Hartford.
llsy 15th, "The Company's Bur
bonds,” produced under the direction of
bliss Mary Kirby Jennings and acted by
her and a company of other young pro-
ple.
Mr. Barstmm will be stage manager
of the whole course. The :doorkeopcrs
and ushers will be the young ladies who
have been so emcient in this service at
the Control club. and the tea table will,
of worse. he served by ladied.‘ The price
of these entertainments has been plan.
ed at one dollar for the course, includ-
ing the three plays and the three man.
The clnbia to have the first opportunity
of purchasing tickets, but after April 9
they will he sold to outsiders by any
member of the evocative board. by bliss
Pinneo. secretary, or may binprccuted
at Glendenlng’s and Pinueo's.np town,
and at l’lnistcd’s, down town.
The object of the tears in to begin an
amusement fund._ The club has camb-
liehcd itself upon an enduring basis, and
it hopes and expects to own a home.
During thelast year it has had classes
in French, German, French hiett ry,
scientific whilst—two courses, puritanica-
tary low—«two ccarecs. millinery—twu
courses, physical culture. tbs: aid to the
injured, voice culture, lectures upon the
drama, art, Browning. dItt’ercnt photos
of domestic science. hygiene, food pro-
ducts, the financial insure of the cam-
puign, liberty tea, library science
There have been afternoon teas, game
evhnings. a club symposium. are: y
tellere’ afternoon, musicales, and every
month an evening reception and :I
young people's evening, with varied and
Interesting programmes, including sev-
eral clever plays, and on New Year's
Day an afternoon and evening at
home. . '
When the abundant hospitality of the
club is recalled, and this summary not-
ed, we think it may be truthfully said
that there is good management. The
sum expended in this way, inclusive of
refreshments and the music for dancing.
has been only two hundred doilara. This
has been made possible by the cleverncis
and generosity of the club members.
who have freely given their services and
induced talented friends to do the some.
The club wishes to be independent and
to oil’cr more of a return, tor such tu'unt
another year. and for this reason propos-
es toestubltsh this “atnuaemcnt fund."
CARS IAY RUN TIIIE IOHTH.
Progress oi "I. Work Along the Tramway Cum
party‘s Warped Extension.
The present indications are that cars
will commenccrunniuu on tho Norwalli
Tramway company's extension to West.
p irt the last week of the present mouth.
The contractoru having the work in
charge have pnrrhasod a small pi: ('I‘ of
property from William Church {It ll
culvert, which has been substantially
built. The work was rt mplvtcd ye- Ior~
day afternoon. The t‘tllltl'llcl-Ofli will
build In front of the property of William
(3 Newcctnb. a stone Wall one hundred
and fifty feet in length, eight feet in
height and ”to uni one-half fort in
thickness. An Iron railingwill be plat--
“don the top of the wall. Uthrr int
movementsoreboing Inadooud will N'
made, all tending to enhance tho rnbzo
of properly along the route. him-Ides add-
Iug greatly to the appearance of the
street.
«the» Stationery.
Wu have on hand several llIIlH‘dllll
joblot IIIIIIII-ods and notohouda that we
wtllpriut at the following prhoa: woo
quattt-r blillloddl $1M, additional
Luna's. III: 1.000 sixth lItIlhemIs $I 2:.
additional I,IltlI)‘s. ilIc; notoltends, Lotto.
Padding.
2.5mm 1.000 extra. ‘l‘IIIII stock in at
fair quality. You can Inwett IItabIm
prIconIulonnnIItlastl. Evening I‘it'll
duel
”a... Wham .
l‘ueIIt flay be IIIIItI-d.
‘lhe Norwullt 3mm Railway mmpuny
run who! In: open cm on lilIl lllll.
yesterday afternoon. hr the pumuc oi
ascertaining whether or not the running
lunch: of the cm main dearer of col
lIdIau when the mm pals. It was
found that them III only Idmut one Inch
of when between cars. It III poulhle
that the tombs will he dotted.
Wm...»
«~«MWM—IMMW...
We rm to» at mm».
The illddlstonn Tribune any: at the
timid” School which open- In ArIou.
Wedmdsy. April I. at. mac n. no "(hm
Ion were able to not In. that almost as
many more were turned away. The oh»
not dream Infield to the nucleon
one entity pest-Id by all."
MWeW.wqmwwwoq.n.
barrio u. flatten-ea has awarded
M
“mealtime-m no
will “his“? M~
mmigmmnmm. tabs
[ mummy eliulutb-Thislsa T!” W ‘W “W "We 115* ”
[min W tun. bytbtsir "
. following trim were present: chm
t. terse, Edith Imus-bar. Klan
odIclne'rull, 1.1m Old beer, (tiara:
malicious. Blanche Littlestltar. Nellie
sfihcllwouthe-h‘eclg Mary OidJack Rab
bit. Who I’d-.libdoath Katie llroa
titer. Fanny l’teutyhnttertllco. beetle
timekeoalnn, Martha lmngoxeelt. but
bet ‘Lnnch. may llalrydl'olf. Alter
llhootsvas-tlhc-Gom, Stella Wolfdlonoc,
Lat-y Hawks. Beatrice Beethoven Ankle
Boole Bear—[aye Down, wales 'l'hm»
Wolves. Anna Medicine-Pipe. Maggi.
Broken-Ankle, Ruth BI-ar-tu- the-bib!
Illa. llelen Come Outnofctbtub‘og, Sarah
'lhrecalronu, Ida Wrinkle Face, Jt‘nniii
Flat- llend Woman. III-mit- Ilratuimoth
er’nalinife.” Esther littmvnllcr-tlun
Minute NodImt-llmr and Daisy Young
llI-II’cr.-—~va York Tribune.
Illa Record Kept (II-an.
A tramp called at II. well-tenant
home In the city at. about Ireuhrnvl
tinw. and asked for eonwthing to rat
The gentleman of the house informed
the trump that thou- waa a pile ti
wood In bin but-k yard, and that it ht»
would now up a quantity of it It;
would give him a breakfast.
The trump ugrmal, and the gcntIo
man of the homo- forthwith vomiuvml
him to the pile of wood and. urn-i
['Nlllllllig ottt‘to him tin.- saw. rctlm’.
into the house.
.\ Hitttl'l time thereafter, wishing u;
see how the trump was: progt'ehsin:
be two! out Into the yard. The tram}:
hml Illnuppmzred. and no: a bit of mm»!
'bmi been nuwul. As he approached
the pile of wood he noticed a plot-o oi
paper fastened to tho- sou’, and on It
wI-ro written these wards:
Jtlut It'll tilt-m that you saw me,
But. you never inuv mr' 913W.
—~Lym~hburg News
‘ saferteramonigo.
.\ gentleman stopped to listen to lb:
tnnv' played on It Immlorgan. \vIIIvIt
happened to strike his lam-y. Winn:
tIII- zur was tinlulml. llt' approztr‘uod
the Italian, and actual the name of (In
ltmsic.
"Soft-rtornmonigol“ answered the
Italian. showing all his lI‘illlI Ina utoib‘.
of :Ippreriutiou at the compliment to
his melodies. 7
Tim gI-ntII-Ioan walked on. and on
tlt';l\'Urt‘Il for many months to obtain
the lilt't'v of Inunlv with the unpro-
nomm‘ublv name.
Ill!!! it. At. last. one day be hear-I it
'plnyml by an Ann-I'ivau. and again
:Islmi tiw nnnn- of the till' In- admit-ml.
"Uh. that." said Ibo player, "In no
obi IIIInt. ‘WSiIIII Threads Among tin-
Ilultl'wll:|l"1hit’8 lloumi 'l :tiilc.
Wonderful hull.
llindoo arrohuts are still ahead at
their Enron-an rivals. ”no who IIlthIN
about upon a long Sill‘li Is the- bum
novelty. This Imrt'cmwr Is mounted
on a bamboo pole about tifioeu fut-I
high. th top of which is III-II to a git“
IIII- warn around his waist. A stonil
I'llfihlnn is fluilt‘lll‘tl a low {out «loop
the pole. which acts as n log reel. 'I'hn
art-"but Imps around :I th'gt' spnm- in
tho liveliest \my. uttering I'IIm-I'I‘III
«hunts and lly‘fiillllllllllt‘tl by the tap.
plug of a t'ill‘lllIIH drum. He also on»
l'lllt'N a sort of dance and goes ”trough
a little pnntomitno. It Is a. Inarrclom
fun of equilibrium. To walk on a put."
of stilts. 1'.“ high no this would be it
pI-rfot'IImnI-v Worthy of oxhibithm on
our variety stage. lint to Imp around
on IIIII i-. uuito .InoIIwI thing: as you
still lllltl It _\ou tlilt'ltlpl It.
AN ANION FRONT DRESS.
_«...—~.._
In mute ieIpootII an apron from In no
novelty for II dress; but thin particular
cools very novel. The odd part Iain
It» IIlIII'l. Indeed of beginning at the
waist line. on an orthodox apron tvnnbl.
It healer with n rallied top. IIt‘III-hml to
the I-Iort aImut hull way down its not
IuIII length. The drew lllllltl'ldl n
piloted InIIIaIIIk.
The “Ink ulthu (laurel.
MUM or Ila nl'u “author with the any
In u'hh'h a horse or It mule kick». it!”
{Mr or u» liIIoW how It camel mpI-l-mlm
I,IIIII "new. 'I‘IIo eIItuel Ilmwu't M'I'III II'
be out or 'lI'IIIllI‘I'- Ilv IIIIIIIy t'lII‘Wd hm
l'iltl. wIth IIIII ‘oyou hult‘ chilled. and
Ihmw nuI monitor mm In» ways might
funny that he III half asleep. lint tui
IwIIy be drawn can of his Iliad Ivar
Ilp IIIIIIt-I‘ him. and then. on with as tho
obhwt of bin wrath III, "I tonne. In»
mule IIIII hoot xtmluht buck Ilho II
nhm. .\ writer town that In» nu noon
II hoary Inna mt whirling ventral
ytwda III II detain crowd by tho Idclt oi
It I'IIttIel.
mm W...- -- .-
fisher mother: " decree. the
llut be nem- muld '
than; llllnery and Cloalt Store In the IIbrweIIts.
Krleger’ s it...“ Prices . ,
- - , - - Always Keep Kriegers Bury.
The great number of customers seen in our Skirt. and Salt
Department every day, no conclusive evidence that we have
the goods the people want, and at prices they are willing
to pay. 1'
New Spring Millinery!
\I'cw on exhibition and saidcmhracc‘s all the desirable and
the choxccet styles tor women a wear. The stock must be
seen to be appreciated.
I-I. KRIEGER,
Store in Mahackemo Hotel block.
no“... 8599
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
. in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move»
ments particularly recommended——
“Riverside” and “Royal.” Can be
found in gold,silvcr and gold filled
cases at '
Anw. Austin’s, 39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
..:—_
E WILL FURNISH
|00 ,
Wedding
Invitations
Size 4 I-zrs,iuclutling inside
and outside envelopes, the
finest quality and most on?
Istic engraving, for
Near y 5.) per ccnthss than
crcr oifcmi in this city.
Each Additional hundred
33.00.
Calling
Cards!
Plate and 50 Cards,
I! I! '00 ll
Addrlu on Cards, 250 a this Extra.
Will“ PLATE l8 FURIISHED:
SLOO
I.”
to Cards.
I00 cards,
‘50 Coats
1! Cents
It
Wedding work Ioldod and married in curclopca without
extra char :9-
I “he? engraving ct'trrt'tlll2vlltlltiflly cheap.
EVE mete TINEL
“WW“
' “but «at.
" it
‘ I
team W a In flf'
‘ I L G ‘ “ .
tells that “on Will notary lee on.
to more than cover enhances. What II
It that they are all to enjoy after they
annual nulary of 85,000. For Baum
matures add $1.91!). allowed yearly
for clerical cameos. butwhon’e expend
hare need not be accounted tor teeny
one. For members at bathhouse! add
$125 a your. allowed for stationery. the.
balance to‘ be drawn at the end or each
senator) It not attuned. It seldom hap-
pens that more than 350 c! this allow
once III expended.
There to no reason why a thrifty
man. even one accustomed to the nice-
ties of life, uhould not save near two
thousand dollars during each term In
the House. It In hardly possible for a
Senator to save, however, since he ban
to spend a great deal of money to keep
up It It It his greater social duties in the
\IIIIionoIrce’ Club.
ropn-nuutn’tlvw and a few Bcuotors do
Iummgo to save a little. The richer
the man In the Washington official not.
the more Is required or him. Overa
third of the men who sat in the Son-
at» during the last Congress econo-
Intzod by living at hotels or In court
moot boom. tlnmhalf of the llcpn»
suntativt-s cut IlOWIl expenses in the
snow manner. They thus avoided the
unmmcssary 'cost of maintaining a
house. rented or leaned. bt‘twoen nes—
uiono. To the millionaire member of
Foam-can theannuai otllvial salary ls
merely ornamental. It Is the heavy
swell thing for tho legislator of this
brutal to turn over his five thousand a
your to his private act-rotary. who gen.
orally ham his employer's private inter-
ests to attend to in addition. A num-
ber havo- done this already. and it In
said that Hanna not only gives his sec.
rotary his u'holo annual salary, but a
thousand in addition. Brice to said to
have given his whole Senatorial salary
to his secretary. while his social pilot
probably I'm-elves even more-some
any $25,000. But good things like (Yale
via seldom blow into the Senate, ca-
cI-pt from Ublo.
During the past week new members
of both houses have been mum-ed
upon by swarms: of young men clamor
log for private sI-crvtaryships and
clorksblps. I'udI-r tltccld order or
things Senators' sect-marten who rc-
m-ivml six dollars a day during session
would now bi' tuppllng over “I b mirth
and happiness because of the extra
session.
But, now. those who have become
ripe in the business are making wry
rows and tearing their'hnir. ’I‘he sal-
ary ut‘ the Senatorial secretary was
changed to $1.200 it your. to be re-
l't‘h'i'tl in monthly payments, regard-
less of sou-sloth: or :nljonrmnents. It
was tight-ml that under the new rub.-
t'lli'll secretory \vould receive about as
much per Congress as he 'Ilitl before
but extra sessions wore out Included
In this reckoning.
The president of the last Senate up
pointed his son as his private surro-
turv, and so dbl the Speaker of tin-
l"lfl_‘"lllll‘il Congress. Senators who
are chairmen of wa‘nnittoos are at lib
hrty to appoint. whom they please as
I-b-vks to their munmlttccs. The clerk
to Ibr- SI-untn i'ommittm‘ on Appropri-
ations m-t-m-s $3,000 a your. and has
:In :Instslnnt clerk. who gets 32.200.
The t-Im-k In tho I‘onnnitteo on l"I-
nnow gum $2.50" It your. The present
Im-umIn-nt is the non of lltl' chairman
of the (‘ommitiec on Flaunt-o.
In the last Senate altogether eight
chairmen lllllNIlIIlI'II their none in
Ila-Ir I-oIIInIIIteo clerks. There Isl no
reason why Senatora' sons should no:
make maul I-II-t'ks. but it frequently
hhppvns that III-riot to tlti'sv I-ommlt
li't‘rl or.- there finch-bonds. f uuvtlona
rim bluvInmkI-II as assistant I-II-rks or
"IIu-ssI-ngt-rs" doing all at the actual
u‘orh. ,
'I‘l'I-I'I- was one I-IINI'. ll few years
Inn-k. \\ Ier- lllt' non of II Senator \voo
nominally clerk to one ot‘ the most Im-
pul‘lliliL voluminous of the Senate.
while In reality Inn was attending I-ol-
Ivan III II distant city.
The Senators tilt the llognIIIlh-nu
«id.- uIIl be IIIM“ Io dhqwmw a great
drnl of pantry If tIIoIr body IIIIIIII that
It, can be reorganized. and there wIII
I» no I’l\ll service obutnt-Io III the pun-
sauo loading In the mower. soup-
"1'“ ohms that there are about four
i'lllliliiyl'tl In the Senate to every Ishma-
tor.
'I‘ho Hench-'9 extravumtueo.
pared with that or the Home.
loan howl proverbial. 'I‘IIc llcnvw
mm Ilw government only about
Iwirn IIII Imu'h IIII the inmate. III
though Ito uwmluvruhlp ill (our thou»
no III-out us that of the latter. That
men who moth the doom to the lion
Illt' anIIorlvn «at "Mo a year. and
Home who lift flutttttorn from floor to
their III tho t'll't‘lllttl‘u not "can. Ml'lt
who told Bonnie Iltu'lllllt’tlilt! am noun
a your. The t-IonnII- Itronwn not "MK.
and tho Renato IoeIIIIInItII and llllllill'flm
Mutter Sid-ill.
tin the House tilde untarhm art-
tum-h monitor. and there are town
alum-arm. llcnoo Iumongera do not
tat-etch more than mm It your.
Illorko Io mtntultteu get $3.000, $2.1m"
or u coo. thinduetnm ct elevators db
tho ilonsu side not ”Jill.
tin» nwtnbor of the last Cannon
cum-I IIIII III-Ito an IIIII nitrate secre-
tory. liltilflfitblll‘ulmfl at month.
however. culturally {We the full bl.
lion It your to young men regularly
employed IIII mamatlcs.
com
Int II
Mama.
The truth or the matter In that many '
' for
have won the mm mm at all. the . ‘
that is Catarrh. ,
the only positive cure
medical fraternity
constitutional dissect! to?
tutional treatment.
is taken internally.” _
the Maugham: raging”!
system. are y es
tion (lithe din-am, “31f, ,
tient strength I...» building .
stitutlon and amniotic; pf .
its work. The proprietors ‘
faith in its curative
oil’er One Hundred N
that it fails to can. Send {It
testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY ,
ledo. 0. "“
which! by drum 750.
It is our pricing what a ”wee it
thing” can antacmplieh. Sick ,
constipation, yum Ion ,
dizziness, are uicltly W
WItt‘s Little arly Riser: ’
Safe pill. Best put.
walk; G. C. Stillmnxouthi! ,
Americans are the 11:00th ti”
pic on earth To them have“
nearly 600 000 patents, or man that
we third of all the patch“ ill-Min
WI rid. Nu alarm 0! modern . 7
has been of greater néflt bola“ . ‘
han Chamberlain’s t‘lfllofi "
Diarrhoea Remedy. or has done more
cl eve pain and stuttering I;
Vnuun. of (Milton. Ky says: "1le
w d (‘Immherlnin' a Dubai.
Diarrhu‘ I Remedy in my family
I-BVCI'III years. and find it to be the .
me mine l e\ or used fo’crampt in
stomach and bowels " For sale by G. 0
‘lll sun
E E Turner. of Compton Ho .‘Mt
us that after hollering from pileafi it”!
«ulcer: years. he completely out“ .
by using three boxes of DeWItt'l
Hazel Salve. It cares eczema and
akin diseases. E P. Weed, NW
0. Stillsou, South NorwalkLW
, Mrs. A. Invcen, residing“ 7!) 3 ’
street. Alton. III . «bored with
rhounmtism for over eight month‘
doctoral tor it nearly'tbe whole
time. using various remedied
mended by friends. and was we
the phyIIIcIana. but receivedno
she then used one and a halt bottle; a
Chamberlain s Pain Balm, which 0M
ed a complete cure Th1! Is ‘
at her request as she wants are firm
duly nItbcta-d to know what cum! her.
"$85 and olicent sizen for sale by G.
C. Simeon.
Champion SIM “W the m
Miss Annie Oakley writes: "
and many of the Buffalo Bill Wild In
Co have air on AIlen' s Foot-ease, Ill!
powder to shake into the sheen:
thorough trial. and can
that it does all it not more than
claim.” It instantly taken the
of porn: and baritone; Allen's
In It certain cure for swollen.
I: h‘i'fig.‘ blhziored «wallowing feet
3' Ifll‘ tits on on AMW
tivo con“. Sam ole sent tree A“
Allen 8. ”mated. lIeEoy. NUT .
lfyou however neon a child ll
agony of union. on can appreciate
Ono
in
at
gratitude of mailers who know
Minute Coonh Cure when: our
one: a» quickly as It ll 7 \
Many hunter Iatwhir city on m V,
out it. E. law .Horwaliu ii. (it,
Bullion. South Kuwait. ,
W “atrium
Person who are sub to M at
litltoul who will ho MM it) km
pnmmt robot may be had by
t'hatnhrrlatn’ II unw. Cholera and
rhoeo Remedy. and I! taken It
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