pious. The driver new
his horse to one side.
the forward wheel struck
lad down. and one of
heels parsed over his back.
as ever this morning.
‘V deterred Free.
dishes will be carved to
them opening of the
.i. {school in Arlen Hall,
“1:80p. m., to which all
Steamed fruit pudding
0: golden jolly; silver
jelly; snow pudding
. dance; tomato soled.
' ere healthful or well no
‘ dehssrflsgaue.
‘ pennant outlook the my is
m when there will be either
enroll stationed at oil of the
in the city of Norwalk. the
step having been taken last
‘ micro! the 0in Council
. I II Boyer altered Am
7 7 the city clerk petition the
Gianni-alone” for notes or flag-
" resolution was passed. and
wears-smut.
dilemt kinda cl flower needs,
A march was held end .
“theateoecumeevmenwerd- Mislehleelelesd. in?"
M. Hines Alice Byrhee 1mm nothing just as will as Dr. .inl' ii M.
Jerdine. Relmhmente Kln' smile: Dlaeov tor contempuugtg muons
eerrediegennlne picniom it the M” .0 ”n m
Wuow......._ .. ..
(memo-m. 4 "
dihtllepm A
‘ held last nightnlid
toiletries resolutions were presented
. leired, in some measure. fromtbeheevy
- duties incumbent upon him in the
, oilicere choeen was as follows:
is awaited with considerable
MI social held last night in
' oi the South Norwoik Con-
church, under the direction
m and social committees, of
. or society. war at-
hy e large number of
. 'l'he ettendente wore
,ifioonntry coetumee, represent»
farmers, etc. Rev. G.
'ted each one with e
r en appropriete pictnrc,rep-
scale scene in the lives or each
Hidden ladies were nnalde to
wdieheemed to the
the tree opening of the New
at theGerrneuia
i olieere were aimed:
‘ 1 Wneteeiem rice.
Wurst-noun; linsoeiei
MI W: recording limoae
‘ Neltheeeeu: transom.
letter: W. unsure
MI fleet! end lledcipk
report time every bill paid. had a
belaneeiniheireeeeryetuldi.
tendsnt.hel.withtheesceptico or one
year. held tbutpoeition ever since the
fondetion ottheechocl. a period cover.
in; neerly lcrty years. and levies“!
hie long and leithful services the
sndadoptedbyannanimonavote:
that laithlul
Wage Nee . as ea-
sistenteu tendent of this Sunday
forenmespecielnotioe
recordbythieSnndayscbool board. we
desiretoexprres our othim
endhiewoeknndaisotoreecrdonreono
riotionthitbeehonldberetainedln
thlsoflloeeolongeeth’o Imdgiree him
life.
Believing. sleo, that he should he re-
abeenee oi the superintendent, -
We thereiore recommend that Brother
Nash be elected honorary assistant eup-
erintendent with a voice in the ”Sunday
school board.
We also recommend the election of a
male assistant superintendent.
Rev. A. I]. Wn'rr,
Rev. G. Bimnsnrox.‘
Mus E. B. Mounnoose.
W. B. Newcone,
Cues. R Bov'r,
Sunday school committee.
The election of oflicere was then taken
up, when W. N. Simone was unani-
mously elected superintendent for his
sixth succeeeivetorm. The full list of
Superintendent. W. N. Simone.
Mule assistant superintendent, tier-
vey hi. Kent.
Female ueietant superintendent. lire.
Henry Charmer.
Honorary assistant superintendent,
George Nash.
Secretary. Fletcher Van Hooscnr.
Assistant secretory, C E. Siauson
Treasurer. Victor 8 Selleck.
Librarian, Edward Charmer.
Assistant librarians, Floyd '1‘. Roscoe,
F. S. Ambler.
Superintendent home departmentJdins
Winnie Clary.
Superintendent Simone announced
the following appointments:
Chorister, Frock E. Vail; auditor,
Floyd T. Roscoe: library committee.
Edward Chaemar. F. '1‘. Roscoe. Mime
Sadie Hull. Carrie Simone and Anne
Burr.
Committees were also appointed to re-
not“ it... out:
George Nash, the assistant snperl‘n- -
I mundane. — - m.
outsider.
Wednesday. April 7th
The Famous comm Actor.
Ir. Edward ‘Harrigen
In on an... Wild” my.
OLD lAVENDERl
MIPLEIE I. Y. 00.
Special Scenery end meets. all the Origins!
Mite. Dances. and Ionic or Dave
Brainm.
Priors sector. and rec. Seats at Word’s and
Tomlinson'a.
Special Attraction! i
HOVT’S TH EATRE.
Wednesday APR“. 7!
no: event eithe season
‘ 'Madame S>phia_
The Greatest Living Contrelto.
In Grand Operatic concert.
SUPPORTED BY
MIILE. TOL'MXGIVET,
M R. THUS. McQUl‘lEh’, Tenor
SIGNOR ALBERT. linritoue
Conductor, SIGNUR liUMllll.
Prices. “.00, 75c, 50;. 25c.
DON'T FORGET TOMORROW N16“ 1‘.
mm
HOVT'S TH EATRE
Friday, Ipril 9th.
l’iiE Sldllilllll ORBdiilll'IOli
ol’ the Country in
Denman Thompson's
Old .
Homestead l
Soprano
The original Supporting Com
pauv, and the Original
Douh'c iiuartcllc.
vine the school constitution and by-lnwe,
for the observance ol Children’ a Day' In
June, and to look up the matter of a
enmmoronting.
The benediction wee pronounced by
Rev A. E. Wyatt. and thus dosed one
oi lhel and heat annual meetings
ever held y this school.
Fairile‘d County Satay: Sank.
‘ \‘oue \LK, Conn" Marcela. W?
Th he Board of llirecturu oi this hook
hove this day declared e dividend III. the
role of [our Ierconi. our annual lrmnlim
credited to dupesltore April let unIi pity
Blll. co Mnlafter A Iril ltl
V li‘ l‘OllS. S Li. l’( 'K. Sci-.ruierv
In'hitiw
to he Jnstee good You went Dr.
it Ions-ale reliehle.end goat-an
teedtodo
ndeptmltotiiere
(MW be mpenuliarl
mil
vine
one
tight! “midi Dream William
magnedmm“;
enrolment t u current nix month». to he
n
commie. lie will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more predth e may claim eomethinn eleo
King's New Whose-e you knew
oemotu refunded. For
Try Elwtrlc Bitters as a roomiy tor
your trouble-Ii It not. not It isittlo new
medicine has been
lite.
esori‘i‘liase wenderinl direct Mimi?» in
h”of ”Awhile. (W:
WW3? fig
lleennel Seats on role el I'lsl-tod' e end I‘ n.
l new l3.
" ' w
sHOYT'S THEATRE
I
\lntince nod \‘ight
Saturday, April tori-I,
Hi Henry’s
Refined Minstrels!
~ A'll‘ D
all comma)”
'l'iIi-i NEW YORK Pill-1.629 SAYS:
liFliAl.ll~—".\ competent company of lmi
minor
“in 0 ill. ii “iii lluury' e minatrele won
"\mreei appurach to 3....1
minelriiiny Well in New orkin car
”A clever oranrtimtion: n yhiulzly
cable entertainment.
EX” 'l use» '1“ lieury's minetreis are
final."
i n'i'wm capital entertainment.”
Mellow. “in. we, lilo.
Evening, the. 2M. lid 2, air.
Will that city. III they medulla" of and tor all
. mm. liorwalkiaidee one “millennium 0
the uranium in Arlnn ilell. "WNW "l mhmww'ffl EGGS m2“...'i.iz...1,”' M
lea-III not form the WW" . " " “l, ,f"lyl,,‘;2
’laleiede drug sire-e. South Norwalir. “if?“
my “.0 .0 my" WnllfllfldilolltdOL 21?;i‘li.l‘.'fl'itmk.liu andJ in ion... on
W turned any in ‘ Will in»; AWE“ ithHElIi'.
and dietitian. lidiea ”V ".1 our! nirIntkuI tl‘m ”on:
Starting. 1
creeoonte l
' Irahsm' a Patent Pens, Star
NEVER lililli‘lllllé'l‘lllfu'ild LUWJ’lili‘lCi-i
lleeerrcdeent new uiisnie nt usual plan-e.
it South Nor-wells. Oonn
.e «In . .
Nethereheepbathewlwfl
one, 7:. Ion
"Builtlikeaw
W
JOHI'S ASBESTOSPMI‘I'S
Henlon & Goodman’s Brushes
F ox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No no WASHINGTON .7.
Bicycle and General Repair Dee
pertinent in charge of skilled
mechanics. '
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT.
i'EeerythingfroInaneedletcananchor"
Rubbchtampsl
of ell kinds, Including the Air
Cushion 8tamps,ete., Rubber
Stamp Supplies, Dress and
Motel Signs. St a a c it a,
S ta el Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brand 5, Jones'
Seals, Cheek Per-
i o r a t e rs ,
Enamel Letters and Signs, lley
Checks and Umbrella Plates
also Lettered, Letter Copy-
in Books to copy Letters
Without Ulster or Press,
State Mead-tor Put-
ney' s Petit Ledger
for Short lill Ac-
0 0 II I“! 8.
Automatic Paper Fasteners.
Togetheneitli iiiiice Special
t es.
Jliiil Illicit, “Ill,
1". 0. 11033. 80. Norenlk. .lgd Realm 5
Riverside Ave. 8.
Do You Keep
LUSTRIHE?
No, we: SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
lead ing grocer's.llousekccpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRI NE
cleaning. If you have never used
it, try a to: cake; all grocers sell it.
Young Man,
Do not take the chances of
dying without insurance
when :3 Hi cents a day or 24
mole per week or Old 00 per
your will insure your life
lot “.000.
The best is the cheapest.
Insure in the '
,Beeneeiicnt General Lila
‘ insurance 00., of liertierd.
I. I. L'Hoeeeecuitu.
edouthlleiofltroet
FRANK pinkie.
Horse Sheeingl
Adjoiu lug
A. i-iolmane’
Hteiilsa.
in rear oi Winnie llotei.
mused.
...... “WWW ..
m‘em rm , ' '
WWMWKM painting when
oil'. Loogmen
covers as well,
thieil‘ you will
WWW
You’re Paying
‘25 per cool too much for your
hood hood-mode point.
ways ohalke, and quickly woiiro
wanna much longer. . We‘ll prove
you use While
It Iii-
& Martinez Point
don’t chalk and
cull.
. ,Finc broadcloths jackets,
' Plain and mixed jackets, 3 98 to 6 75
is the best article on earth iorhouse- ‘
I: lemurs Createstritere.
NQRWALK. CONN. NEW YORK OFFIOI. 048 IRDA
A Dress
etc. ‘7 so.
ets, Ore oo.
Etaimes, serges, ladies“ cloths
from 7 50 to :5 on.
Black mohair, 98c.
Black and white checks, r .
Figured mohairs, 2 75.
Black sicialians. s 75 to 4 75.
’ Fancy novelty skirts, 3 75.
Black silk grenadines, to co.
Jackets & Capes
9 75
I3 so
Clay diagonal jackets, 5 so and 7 5o
Tan melton jackets, IO oonnd I: oo
Fine covert jackets,
Capes, 2 98 to [2 00
Silk Waists.
Black silk shirt waists,
Fancy and changeable silk
waists, 3. 98 to 6 75
Shirt Waists.
Our new spring line of shirt waists
393
InTthuitRoom!
Navy blue and black serge suite with Eton jack-
Ail wool check suits, with fly front Jacket, 67 50.
Fine covert cloth suits, ily front and Eton Jack-
Combination suits of plain cloth jackets and
checked skirts at are 00 and i3 50.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
All our new Dress Goods bought for the eeesoo are here. There is e greet meu'lm 0‘ “35‘1“? “Ill“-
Unique in the sense that they cannot be found in other stores; and the prices are unique,
tom—THE LOWEST IN THE WHOLE STATE!
Our motto has
T 40 to T75 always been :w—“Better Goods for Equal ”0997i Equal
Goods for Less Money.”
ragga?“ ngk|Tl 4, pcs 69c black and navy heavy rerg‘e, 500 4 PC! 1 00 all “00‘.“ "mil WWI“. 75¢
1- . 4 pce s. cohiack henrietia, on: week, 75c s P“ I 00 claim. a" "W 001°“: , 75°
Wire Cloth, Rakes, Hoes, Spades, 5 we age all wool 40 inch suiting, 19c 30 new imported dress patterns, all silk and
Etc. ‘ e per 75c black heuriettc, this week, 5"“ 7°01” ‘ ‘ 0° yd
and covert suits,
LINENS.
69c Scotch half bleached damask,
50c.
69c Irish l'ull bleached damask,
50c.
42c hall bleached damask, 28c.
x 00 full bleached damask, 886.
j l 69 full bleached double dam-
ask, I 25.
SPRING MATTING.
15 pcs Japanese matting, loc yd
25 19c “
39 t; u ‘6 25c “
PORTIERES.
‘ 2 75 chenilleportieres, all colors,
double dado, r 98.
3 50 tapestry portions, 2 98.
4 5°-
4 50 chenille 3 75.
LACE CURTAINS.
Nottinghams, e r- -2 yards long, 49c
“ 3 yards long, 75c, 98c,
u
is now opened from 50 as 3.25 “,3”
to 2 98, Irish points, $3 50 to 810 per pair.
Four Easter Thoughts!
EGGS l J COFFEE l
No need to date Ofizrs in" U Smell it and desire. Drink it
get the date with the d . h
flavor. New-lresh. i an 3‘8 - ‘
NO MORE
F
ORANOESl 0 NEW GOODS!
No seeds in onre;blood ornng- U 13.01.. the lunch baskets. All
cg, Fancy if you like that picnics made a success if sand-
kind. . , R wwh fillers come from our store
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
d
RAVI Till
PoeuiarPrioes!
charm of reliable groceries.
tings plane. per one. in year} sweetpcteiele. pit.
“b M Ms W! "All” We ”III
libieraesortedpreesrm. "lo loin-yellow emu,
V “In”. Mi 7“ lo I” M We
W amnion. per iii. III: 7 the hestetarch.
m mm. per iii, no 7 here hires seep.
" ,. aourI-I seaweed, Renown: co.
0 I
Leading Grocer,
HELLO 384
II West Washington Street, South llerwaik. 0t.
W
IF YOU who ALL THE news
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. .
iiavc won on the trade of the Nor-walks. Our prices stand. unpnr
elled. Here you will find the lowest prices with the additional
line it fresh out. Ito
title I: its best rice. tile
iiiio i the milk when Vile
coo , it. llll leacy Mime, Ylic
are it, its lance cakes. an
tie a.
4!. lbs singer were,
1‘
land l or .ieeee' floor no hay; “.00 barrel.
NEW YORK oRocr-znv co.
Norwalk Chronicler