‘, John-T“ Tim" has moved from
Murmutommnmt.
“you“ into. I. o. a. n.. will confer
warrior's degree tonight.
8t. lfary's parobhillmbml will aim
W tomorrow for the ‘l‘lseter vaca-
Tlm‘e will be service in St. Paul's
church tomorrow morning at 9:30
o'clock
The sale of oyster around belonging to
the Hiram Bell estate is anucunced to
take place this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
A crusade was commenced, yesterday.
in New Canaan. against selling cigarettes
to boys under sixteen years of age.
Congressman E. J. Hill is spending a
few days in Norwalk. He will probably
leave town for Washington on Friday.
“Billy" Lauder. of South Norwalk, is
playing fest ball for the Brown college
Jacob M. Layton will sell the former
Andrew Bullock property. at 61 Cedar
street. by public auction. Monday,
April 26th.
H. D. Cornell. of Water street. Nor-
walk. expects to complete. tomorrow.
' his contract of repainting the steamship
."Balifax."
The funeral of Ralph. the little son
at Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Weed. will take
place from their residence at 3:30 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
'John Whitehead. of Bedding. has a
connect to furnish 1,500 ties for the
Consolidated road. The ties are being
delivered at Bethel.
The members of the graduating class
of the Over River school are Miss Edna
Wigham. Miss Susie Morehonse and
Harry Goldschmidt.
A-female tramp was put 03 one of the
early trains at the Bridgeport depot. yes-
terday morning. She was found in a
box car by the trainmen.
A regular convocation of Butler Chap-
ter. R. A. M.. will be held tonight. 2 it
will be followed by a rehearsal of the
degree team of Old Well Lodge.
Clarence Dunning. of Elmwood are
one. has secured a tion as book-
keeper in the South orwalk Savings
bank. succeeding Georgefl. Bell.
The invitation dance in Guidor‘s Hall.
Rowayton. under the auspices of the
Oriole club, of Norwalk. will take place
on April 28th. instead of April elst. as
previously announced.
Services will be held in St. Mary’s
church at 8 o’clock on Thursday. Fri-
day and Saturday mornings. Stations
of the Cross will be held at 3 o’clock
Friday afternoon. .
Solomon Sherwood. axed eighty~oicht.
of Fairiield. near the Easton line, died
l-latnrday. He was born. lived and died
in the same house as his father, grand-
father and great-grandfather.
Eben ( )wens,of 0x Ridgeyisited South
NorWalk again last night and was at
Lane’s restaurant. lie was finally per~
alluded to go home by John Robinson. of
fltamford, who paid his fare to liaricn.
There were 1.794 inmates at the (‘on-
nocticut Hospital for the lnsam- April I.
four less than a month previous. 'l‘lv'ny
ware admitted in March. seventeen died.
eleven were let out on trial and air were
discharged.
The Civic club. of Hartford. has united
that the Board of Health. of that city.
make strenuous elforts to stop opinion
in the public streets. recommending the
creation of an ordinance making espec-
toratinn on the, sidewalks a minlcmcan
0f.
Lyons & Comnioclt. whose place is at
the four corners. math of New Canaan.
ml the road to Norwnlh. are union outof
the trucking business and will immune
nurserymen. They have made a sync-
lalty of fruit raising. both large and
small varieties.
The Yale bicycle team has just inn-ll
reduced from thirty candidates in un-
following men. who will n-port for roun-
lar work today: Tweedy. Butler. (in )-
tain Hill. Anderson. Howard. Emittiel .
Walker. Benedict. Kandmnn. 1"tl'lli'h.
Owhran. Motlutcheu.
Zalmon Sherwood. of Utes illeld Hill.
dladal his home last iiatn ay alter a
long illness. He was about ninetyahree
old. He was one of the oldest
cltluns of the town of l‘airfleld. a life-
long Democrat. and "neglected by all
who knew him.
On account of the examinations. Pro.
fassor W. G. Anderson. at Yale. was an-
able to come to iionth Norwalk “stay.
but is expected here tomovmw. Ii- will
add!!!" the teachers and scholars of the
Franklin street school at llzlo o'clock. on
“Physical Education . "
O. l’. relies is human several channe-
made on the interior of his house. which
was recently demand by am. When
cont iated. they will change the looha oi
the lldlna so that it will anomaly be
mutants. The contractor has the
tiusl well under way-Ans<mls haul
The April term of the criminal Court
g“ mmwmmma‘l'm moves; Li;
a a ay. seas aunt
asses have been appealed since the last
camel the mrt. the majority of the
business bolas from Deanery. The
intent «manned from Norwalh are
Fundedthalandlnflmnllenniuu.
.slmmlil'flm " ”33'
Int"... anon -
don wm.moa.mo a. ..
la a The oilloera A
“Wt
I"
RID-Lathes' Home Goes».
The ten gownia by no means a los-
nry. but a means of economy. inasmuch
as it saves one's street gowns from un-
necessary wear. Rest and comfort are
sure to be found in these loose. fascinat-
ing gowns. the prettiest of which are
made of silk. The model here shown is
of turquoise-blue silk, showing figures
of leaf—green. Tumuoise-blue chition
and green velvet form the trimmings.
The mom is arranged with n titted
lining- t. having single host darts
and closing in the center, upon which
the full vest of white mtnsscline is
mounted. The fronts are dealers. with
the fullness collected at the shoulder-
edges in attitude and confined at the
waist-line by a belt of satin. which en-
eirclet the waist and finishes at the left
side with a full handsome bow and long
graceful ends. The close-fitting back
shows the lines of the figure to the best
advantage. Below the waist-line the
fullness disposed in underlying plnits
which widen peroeptibly. producing
two flute-like folds that. flora in grace-
ful fashion. At the neck is a plain
standing band. above which rises a soft
frill of white mousseline that is doubled
and gathered clowly to here stylishly
An attractive feature is the collar that
tails deeply across the back. The fronts
of the gown have broad revere that taper
maulnally toward the waist. The right
front overlaps the leit below the bust-
line. fastening invisibly at this point.
The sleeves present the fashionable
mousqnetaim. in wrinkled etfect. and
may be cut full or three-quarter lengths.
the pattern providing for either style.
Moire. brocade and Liberty saline
make lovely gowns. but less expensive
materials can be had. as the bargain
sales ofttitnes furniih excellent opmr.
tnnities for pretty dress fabrics at small
rices. ('repon and soft cashmere in
ight colors make more serviceable
gowusfivith fronts of silk. [are or net.
To make this gown for a lady in the
medium size will require six and three-
fonrths yards of forty-fonr-inl‘h wide
material. The pattern. No. two, in rat
in sizes for a 3'3. :l-l. :lll, :lil. 40 and 42-
inch buKt measure. and retails for thir-
ty-llve cents.
EVEIIIO SEITII El
COUPON
Intltllu to one Pattern. our sins of In
in)“
Out ”ill but fill
and
in our. site \nd addru
ln-s orta all to
Sturtevsat'a Isrgsle llesse
Rwlomm.......-..mm..-...-..._m__.-. .
Alililltlti WW. _. _.
PATTI!“ lo. luv". 81th ”will
‘l’hls seem a a unit? om
”‘ m”“.€l§"ltil§mdm
indium u . .
lllltlsllsly West.
11on Week. which began Sunday.
is observed with special services, par-
ticularly in the liturgical churches. The
events of the last week of (lllrlul'l life.
before the crucifixion and resurrection.
are commemorated on the newraldaye
asfollows: Monday. (hm—undo“ uf lllv
batten fig tree and the purifying of the
temple. Tuesday. many last wlmls
when. rartlculurly predictions nlnnu
the full 0 .lcrmuletn. and the and of the
world. Wednesday. wmatlmes celled
~pr Wmloesday." Jude's bargain to
betray his master. Thursday. known
as “Itaumlay Thursday.” the lmtlm~
tlonnf the land's supper. the sunny in
the garden. the smut. Friday. callsll
"0on Friday." the trial. condemnation
and «aviation. Saturday. “M
Even." the restle of the body (harm
in we own We
a t so ya- s
for euhdayof liol Vest. withflszselsl
million for (last J'rlday and [alter
even. in many churches t lord's
snowi- oelebrsted The ay mo.
in .end whstls call a "three hours'
."from lttollo‘sloeb. the time
when Glam bun apes the onus. is
mandates held. a service ceasing:
at all. hymns. meditations
short ‘ . Item even has been
mm by the church for rasay our
varies a realism a
vowel-r. ram sac traverses.
‘ Mr? W .;“' e...
the colored. heater ties meted In).
”Ileana In!" to the Proposition»
tennis-«Ills newt-elm exposure—mu
Duties of in. Cosnsnleslo- nouns. .
Washington, Avril anhe president
tumult announced the appointment of
Senator Edward O. Wolcott ot. Colo-
rado, Hon._Charléa J. Paine of Benton
and e’a-Vlee President Adlai E. Steven.
son as,cornmlssloners to an interne-
llonal monetary conference. These ao-
pointmenta are made under the act so.
proved March ll. last. »"tor the promo-
tion of an International agreement for
blmeta‘lllsrn" and by its provlslona do
not require confirmation by the senate.
It has been generally conceded that
Denatur- Wolcott would be made a
member or the commission. He has
been an active leader in the movement
for a monetary agreement and is wide-
ly known as an advocate of the silver
cause. ills trip to Europe last summer
was generally conceded to be at least
eemlofllciai as the representative of the
new administration. His tour extend-
ed over several months and embraced
SENATOR WOLCOT'l'.
the leading European capitals.
fludlt‘nf'v-s with the mon- noted finan-
cial ministers. and it is believed he then
-lald the foundations for international
He had
conference for which the committee
appointed tonight will endeavor to
bring to a concluslon. Senator Wolwtt
is now serving his second term in the
senate. having been elected to that body
in 1935. While a pronnumrod bimetal-
llel. he was a slam-h aumnn'lor of the
St. Louis ill-kel. '
l-Ix-Yiu- President Stevenson. the
Democratic ”winner of tilt: t-ummllllitill.
though gem-rally known as an Bllvmiaxlo'
of bimetallimn. was a stench supporter
of Bryan and the t'hlrago platform. Ho
and bio-nutm- Wulvoll. however. are said
to be in uvronl till the financial unwa-
(ion.
The Minority lember.
General Charles J. Paine, who may
be termed the minority member. is a
Republican and “an a McKinley man.
He is one of the "not" prominent Imel-
nees momof Massachusetts and in mid
to be a dot-p student of ’tbe llnnnrinl
question. \Vhilc- ht is classed as a
supporterof lvlltn-fflll enthused cnlntu»
national anrn-rnwhl, he is regarded as
allied with lln» sound nlmwy faction.
He is a grnalunw of Harvard. being a
member of the rinse of '53. General
Patna is larnoly lllvnllliml ullh tull-
ronds and min-r mrpurntluns, bring a
director of ”iv I'hlrugu. Burlington
and Quincy lillll'vml and other large
rum'vrna. and .1 :lm- ‘lur of ill» Bunion
institute of 'l'wllnulcvgy.. mm ml in”-
male friend and mom lzltv' of wrcuto-smr
Walker. ill" llmnninl author and au-
lhnmy it.» is a man of lltl‘lt" “onlth
and prnlrnldy lwtlt‘l lumen to tho lull»
lir ill llllgt' an on:- of llw Hyllllll‘lllt‘
of svmlv-mvn who built the cup tlw
fending ynrhls l'milun Mnyllmwrnwl
Volunteer. it is n (m! llnl Ki’lll'l’fill)‘
klnmn that Ht'lll‘llll l'nlm- nn-mtnpm
lllml Sl'llnlnl' Wull‘nil on his European
lllp lzml summer and assisted him In
that \lul'ls‘. it is lwllet'ml that ho “cm
nl-rnn-l nllh Hamil-iv Wulmu with thv:
unlit-rainnulna that he one in in- Imulv
is ”number of tho rumnnsamn
ll lenut in: known ohm thv t'uillllllii—
Flunm‘e “ill lilo-vi nml mgnnlzv. When
an organization in vl'f-‘rir-il. llHWt'l‘vf‘. it
s, brill-\"ll Illul ammo-r \l'ulmlt will
be tnaulv «hairman. it is authorita-
ll‘ud)’ Null-ll that "to n'mnmlaaluurle
will llul [in abroad before Mary l. by
\l'llt'fl lltm- lilo nu“ v-mlmnvwlnrs will
ll! ill Uit‘il' [Milli llllll lt‘lllll'f‘ the ”trivial
cmnya llw “amnion-w Ill-rousnry lll llw
t-onsmmnotlon or their mission.
llotne New Postman-re.
Washington. April l:¢.-»'rm~ tollnwlnl
fourm «lass [nullillfltifl‘rtl have been
amiulmt-Il “
New Jl‘l'lll!-—-Allt'n\\litid, William P.
luifeiru. Mun-hyahwliva. ('llllllt-l P.
White; l'nlllllttlmuml. Henry it To.
lam. Liberty l‘ormr. Mrnry ll llam-
nlvl. I'mliithllmn. Hair) M. Iil'twll
New Yolk Athlmlun, ”l‘lll) Alb-n,
Htllllll .‘lllllnmlk. \V 3‘. l'hllvllfl, \‘vtu
llull. llrnl‘uv It. l'lmr'l’a,
I'onnn‘lmnln Asllllrld. lvl. A. Ill-yer.
liltu'l'all. Adam (lt'lnl. ltumanstoan.
Elmer b2. Hells; llowmnnnvllle. fiamnvl
u. flcln'u; l‘lny. illram r‘. swmnwu.
lloleraln. ll. 1' Hunting: l‘omllm.
Frederick W Manet-thong tire-well. ll.
l'. Frey. llanlt-lavllle. Helnuvl mehl.
h‘nlrltlnd. MM. Annie M. lli‘eunly.
nubnslmvn, “when! it. lllaler; lllah-
ville. Albert A. Mannlna; intermarse.
Jumm it. itchy; Klnseru. John llnvlt»
inn; MrKcan. Charlea J. Maribel; (.llsih
lull. Zell Nell; l'onnalde. E. 1). Can»
livid; Qlllul'YVlllO. Hath W. (Dilbert;
’l‘eeplevllle. W. J. Hills.
Jordan May It. Walled.
Waslllnatun. Mull ia-‘n ls said here
by Immune who are believed to have
kilowlmlflo at the matter that Assist-
am l'nlled Mates Treasurer Jordan.
“hill! term of other will centre in a
few days. will he "stipulated by Prev
idem Mritlnlny. air. Jordan is a sold
a standard minimal:
i‘srsell over the Kane's Vets.
Albany. April lav-The assembly.
whim! much discussion. mused the
(luster New Yorlt bill over the veto of
never mm at New Iota by a veto
nonhuman-seem
. ,' g
- t
Our citizens who. have been so
trapped lpio Wilding on innocent
‘9“le piece; olwncmpuprr unnposi
two that things! [Jill to he a cleverly
wordelh’imiru'doclmn to mine pro’
pricier-f medicine advertisements nl
ways stop the perusal oi it when they
discover the lreud. some with impa—
lit-ore, some. mentally moms they
won't be high! again. ()lher readers
who are honestly searching lot a mu
crly advertised in their daily paper drop
all to our. and invariably the first tun-5.
lion asked is. Can ll be depended upon?
Following the First. citation room. a
more important one. by don’t they
publisll‘locnl testimony instead of {or
over asking us. to believe sltllflllf'llizl
of some one whom .wr are not enn-
l'\'l‘ll exists? Carefully mul the follow
ing. and sec ll it rims not fill the bill:
Mr. Thomas Wood. who rim-aides nil
llill strc'ct. a carpenter by trade. and
on t'mplnyt‘t‘ at Arch's hat factory, says:
"For the past three )‘l‘JlN my kidneys
have troubled me a arc-tit deal. When
l straightened up I had severe pain in
the small of my hark. From time to
lllllt’ l have had mnwulnr rhrnmnlium.
mil ll 'll‘tfitlllt’ at» irkrumn'. both at my
worl: and when all" duty. that I thought
it high time to check it bt'llll’t' it lw»
come more scrim". I out a box ol
llnon's Kidney l’ills at l‘laistecl'n' phur~
Annoy. ] was greatly lwnt‘lilvtl. l have
no backache. and the torches»; in my
muscles‘ has not troubled me alm'c mltw
my. the pills."
[Joan's Kidnrv Pills, for sale by oil
leulers. Price 5: rents. Rom ll" moll.
l’.»<trr~-I\lilhnrn l'u.. llnllulo. N. ii,
mlc- agents int t‘t [7. S Remember
the nome~llotos~ and who no sub-
tiiintc. ’
l
3..
FERRIS
8: 0035
two
PORK
AND
BACON!
None yet found as good by the
most particular people.
SOME I
7513
TEA +
- FOR
35c left .
Asparagus tips. 25c can.
Strawberry jam, none finer, zoc jar;
only a small lot left, no more to be
had this season. Clam chowder,
etc can.
Sam’l. GemstoekJr.
74 N. Main Street.
Cleveland
and
Imperial
Bicycles
~ $35 to SIOO.
Renting arid
Repairing.
IOIUILK PATYIII I I'D. 00.
East End of Washington Btreet Bridge
Trains, Leave
on m A‘l‘ mu. m. n. tum
learn harem lion haw Yeas
’ hare-pawns'aan.su.m. m. s n.
'fifinnlnlan'flem on. team
|IL1I‘III.WIL
animate.
.émwnu mus. on. films». us.
' vallaw Yeas res lien-re lie-vans.
A. .«ltnsoawmauw. Mn. mama
ll I'JIM.
. .-§“.Mlh3flulfl I”. I“. m. H?!
ON... “IRON.
SHRIMP.
'1‘” . 1 c M v
midrfile-‘ivtrtin rat.
"lilies—n m. us. its. on. on. to
so. “an .
I. when ¥flu d"? I -m
larval. mariachi“. he;
HDIDAYI.
Lama. P. ["4 ll-
bam: Daron-
AJe—«aesan . .l.-sts.ul.
it
than. I! ‘
No
Cafe RoyaICoffee
than: bullish on Cloali Stole
momma-tau»
,‘7 High
s-r
M, f" w J l.
llrieger's low Prices ‘
- - : - Always Keep ltriegsrs Buy.
The great'number of customers need in our Skirt and sun
Department every day, is conclusive evidence that we have
the goods the people want, and at prices they are willing
to pay. Our
attest, Helms.
chill-lie.
htassav
a.»
la n. tlemlis".
New Spring mummy!
Now on exhibition and sale, embraces all the desirable and
seen to be appreciated.
the choicest styles tor women a wear. The stock must be
, H. KRIEG'E‘R,
Storenin flahicllemo Hotel block.
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 movc-
ments particularly recommended—
“Riverside” and “Royal.”
found in gold, silver and gold filled
cases at
A. W. Austin's. 39 Wall Street. Norwelk.
The?ow;r:>f Gold. a - -
, Special sale.
secu re baggains
May or may not be the mightiest among men, but
the purchasing power of a dollar in our establishment
was never gratit- than it will be during our Lenten
ll ndays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
all goods will he sold at one half regular prices. This
sale will adord the public an opportunity to purchase
WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
at far less titan cos: during this sale. Come early and
Positively no goods at reduced
prices cxc pt on above days.
H O M E R B_ H o y 1- r s unmatssvtzazor-ricat.
so Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK, . .
CONNIOTIOUT
Wémldave Wheels
To suit everybody. For the racing man the Fowler,
[do and Syracuse. all :9 pounds and with world-wide
For the average rider we have wheels
ranging from 22 to 27 pounds. any color or equipment
desired. We have the best juvenile wheel you ever
rrpulaiion.
saw, Highs 19 l-1 pounds.
ha and hand wheels.
sale cheap.
We give good prices for
Some second hand wheels for
All bicyclists should use Anpripicon Pol-
ish for their nickel work; cheapest and best.
We Do All Iliad: cl Repairing!
Send your repairs to us and gel the benefit of :2 years
experience and first class tools.
Everybody Wants a Camera!
We sell all sizes from t id x s in 6 l 2 x 8 l .7, prices
ranginglrom II to .39 so All styleswlt‘olding, Pocket
Kodak. llullseycs. Kory Cycle Cameras, ctr.
Pilot”
graphic supplies at N. Y. prices. Phom printing and
developing done: photographs taken of anything.
l’tue dark room.
Are the ualvoyylu hm lllflE°°.ntri° h.". ‘dj”.tm.nta::ltmal
stall" t' i no". so on
AlwistM "'0 Wrist and Your Ohsin’s Adjusted
RICHARDSON BROS... 19 North Main Street.
lagtoa Street.
kill all“-
Iflfl’uflll of
i never db»
lutlwi.
Weddlng and
Society
. . . . . ENGRAVING
Inntlnel Offlo
Canbe
Er:
.5
3
i”
ii
ii
on
one dreaded
been able to main all ,‘
that is Catarrh. Hall’a ‘ -
the only posifive care
fraterni
medical ty. t
constitutional disease
I l
-
system. thereby d the
tionofthe diseaserd Vi”. ,
tient strength by building up
stitntion and assisting nature
its work. The proprietorshave so
failhin its curative
olfer One Hundred
that it fails to cure;
testimonials. ' , '
Adams. F. J.CBENEY &00.,"lb-. .. .3
ledo. 0. ‘
"Sold by drum 750.
Americansarethemustlnnltlivbf
pleonearth. '1‘thde _
nmlfl.” Dam“. W m
one-1td N di . of 7
wor . o scovery 0W
hasbeenof greaterbeneilt .
than Chamberlain'aColio. V‘X- '
Diarrhoea Remedy.orha‘sdolle’ " '
relieve pain and ”new
Vangn. of cum. Ky.. :, '1-1
u’sied ghamblglain’s Gulls. _ h
arr ova medy in and“,
several years. and find it to both he“
medicine 1 ever used for cramps. .
stomach and bowels." or sale by G.
Stillson.
Unconditional surrender is
terms those teams littlepills
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers willing}
with constipation. sick was. I!!!
stomach troubles. G 0.8mm. Hollis
Norwalk, and E. P. Weed. Kuwait.
E
g .
i
Mrs. A. Iuveen, magi: at 720
street. Alton. 111.. and with ,
rheumatism for over eight months.
declared for it nearly the whole of ,
“““hllil‘ifl'f” a treated .
men . en . an was '
the physicians. but received no ”3
She then and one and a half d
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. which
ed a complete care. This is
at her request, as she wants
ilarly allilcted to know whatelled
The 25 and no cent sizes for sale by
(J. Stillson.
i’ersonalw’f‘he gentleman who
ed the con lion last Sunday ll!
tinually coug lug will find instant;
lief by using One Minute Oou’h
spec-fly and harmless rented or i
and lung troubles. G. C. 8
Norwalk. and E. P. Weed. Rmalk.
libs-plea Ital el Dem
Miss Annie Oakley writes: “
and many of the Bunnie Bill Will!
Co. have given Allen's m
powdertoslralre into the shoes. I
thorough trial. and can lune-fly
that it does all if not more We
claim." It instantly takes the out
Allen's was.
i
9.3
33$
.5
0
ii
ills:
of euros and bnnlons.
is a certain cure for swollen, mum
aching. blistmd. or sweatl felt;
by all druggtsts and shoe . twenty-
llve mute. Sample seat free. Add”
Allen a. (imated. bailey. ll. Y.
knowledge that Dertt‘s Witch
salve wll speedily cure piles of the
cat standing. It is the
rite for burns. welds. cute.
sures of all kinds. 0. 0. an
Not-walk; and ii. l’. Weed. I
“on title.
Persons who are subject to
blllens colic will be pleased to
pt relief the be had
lamberlaln’s 001 c. om
rhoea
m
pom. it will at the stash.
sale by (i. U. Willem.
Not only scale in mouse
may 0 fetal in a aw
chrcn noanhs and threat I.
receive immediate militant h .
neatly cured by One I ‘
flute. f). . lull”. m
and R. 1' led. I‘m.
i5
neatly .
aid-eel " ""wawfi‘c'mn.
sell. hmalh.
The .w.n. "
mo. Di
alaelllteyfiwh'
of
Mood . .
an. “ill”
Norwalk Chronicler