. ”.2
peeled merrily you/tn
village at Port Wash.
marl» Well Done.
zm Isl-mt out um
lieu youngest daugh-
brltle’o father. in the Port
Htetbodist . Episcopal
“It In witneaoed by It large
the townspeople, and mem-
o» immediate families or the
‘zroom The church was
W for the teetire oc—
II potted plants and present-
prbtty scene. when at 12:30
the strains ot lobenp‘in's
ch. the bridal party en-
groom. accompanied by
L'llotalnedieu. of East Nor-
acted as best man. entered
rear vestibule and proceeded
chancel. where he awaited the
of the bride. The bride's par~
by the main entrance. ap-
» the altar. preceded by the
, Mine Jennie M. Pass and
Adult L. Benedict. dieters oi the
.1 d'groom. and followed by the
inning on the arm 0! her broth-
,éalter Pen. 01 Norwallt. The
lilo were prettily attired in
10mm of white. and carried
of pink and white carnation.
bride, mired in white stilt and
. with pearl ornaments presen-
eltnrming appearance Edwin A.
lot, brother of the groom presid—
‘ the organ. Alter the ceremony
, dabornte luncheon was served. and
tuletlons tendered the happy
fie, who departed early in the al-
on It’l’ ;; trial trip As the train
bred cut of the station the young
f ‘ , .were showered with rice. never-
llorpedoes were exploded, and the
W appreciating the situation.
Wed seieral entitles. Many Nor—
m Mend! 0! Rev. and Mrs. Ilene.
Clot extend their ointereet Iougratula-
time Mr. Beneditt has netted a most
Mill pantomie at llayside. Dur-
m the year he hae completed the
erection of tho- I-iImI-LI whiIh had for
mt yearn been in an unfinished
m. and erected.” 'aitar. Ml‘. Bent--
« mat he: been invited to the pastorate
"(fiance Methodist Epidl'optli church.
I‘LRI! Ridge. Brooklyn. in one of the
nut llourirhlnlr parishes of tin- mn-
Mace.
The pastor will have them of the
, prayer meeting in the Root Avenut
Wallet Epitcopai church tonight
and all friendly are invited to in [out
: 1m.
Charles W. Ilet'mtnt has awarded
I the contract [or the rarpenler work on
I!!! double house in East nvonuo- to
f Joe-c Ayreo.
; .The "Ethanol social, held last night
it the home or Mr. and lint. William
01ft. Gregory boulevard, was a wry
», mm) ailair.
. A watch dog which retently bit Robv
,~ ori Joaelorrlty'e horse has been Itutmt.
i
l4 .5, B. Gorham its on a buttintml trip
to New York city.
Mlml.
Samuel Mead. the grocer. is nit-it.
Mr. and Mr». lewis i‘. i’nritor. o!
‘I flew York. returned homo yenterdoy.
lit" a visit with Mr and Mru Aaron
Went.
; , In. Mary Thomas is oum-ted’home
m week Irom Weedepori. 3'. Y..
m the went the winter with her
who. Earl and Eddie.
oollfercnce will be heidrln Rthily-
[W the auspices of the (loonwu
‘ Bolder Stilonl amintion utia
m The following programme
but prepared: ”scripture and
“Rev (' H. Hands: ”rift. (You.
How I Prepare My Sunday
1w. lollowrd by on one
‘d nut Sunday's lemon. hilt» Lip
Chub, plate primary ounerinten»
‘5 7:45. Addreee. The Children of
Wm In. blary 'r. iihetlleld, mm
W: sum emu-y school mm-
lfl. Address. Olii‘ Aim. tier. it.
”apart. motor Presbyterian
WW". “one; 3:50. bene-
by punter. Riv. Rolan .I.
‘
m Lyn homo.
flit! tannin Wallace has purrhaned
'I‘lto Moe worst club will mm
W with Itm Jenni» auntie.
. and lint (lemme W. lloothwtrit
W home tonight trout their
I
W. mind will leave NW
. My. for tiny Yfifk. to re-
“We from thin place
“wet the mom oi
‘ .lo Welt limo. but
‘ unite
1in also a dillerence over the price.
. l'atriell’a day with on entertainment in
m” .
MIWWWM
and new the Mint the
lit the Court “Common Pleas ’l‘ueaw
day. the can ot the Blwood Paper
company u. Itml Brothers. of Row—
aytou, was tried. The plaintlilo neck
to recover still tor paper delivered the
delendante. The letter claim the good,-
delivered exceeded the order and there
Eben Owen. who recently attempted
a sham taint co the streets of New
York. but who revived at the motion
or hot iron: by the ambulance surgeon.
in now amusing the people oi the me-
iropolle by having tits in the elevated
care. He has been recognized by lev-
eral Stamlonl people who were riding
on the train with him.
a
One I)! the best known old soldiers
Iron: this vicinity was in town a short
time today on his way to Southlnxton.
He came from the Soldiere' Home at
Noroton. He says he expects there will
be war with Spain. and be added:
"Captain (loo. our commander. III one
o! the‘best men that ever lived. I!
Governor Cooke will give him auth-
ority to pick out a company of 100 men
from the old soldiers at Noroton they
can and will whip any Looo Spaniards
that can he produced. WeJilte our of-
!ieerr: very much indeed. particularly
Captain Cue, Adjutant Dart and Ser-
‘eant Reynolds. We have good food
and enough of it. The captain always
ban the bent. We are well cared tor.
and it there is any lighting to be. done
some of us old boys will do our share
0! It We do not like the watchman."
~New Haven New.
330me.
The Norwalk Praying hand held ser-
vices in the Broad River chapel. last
evening.
’l‘he trot-st is well out of the ground
and the roads are in II remarkably
good condition for this time of year.
03080310"
Mrs. I-‘loyd Jennings vinltmi trienlls
in New [lawn Monday.
A. ll. Howe, of Washington. spent
:iunduy with t,‘. A. Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel tiodlrey opt-ht
Sunday with Mrs. Aaron Ilcnnett.
3 Mill” Addie Mansfield, 0! Blithe! one
a gueel o! the Mil-uteri Perry "H'T Sun
day
John Taylor. oi lirooklyn. was the
filll'iii of bio parents. lit. and hire, 'i'ay-
lot: over suntluy.
.ilrs. lrene, Ilivkrrwn wan bitten in
tho Imud quite badly Monday utter-
noou by Fred Foster} St. Bernard do:
while trite Wail naming the house.
'Au oyster supper watt held last Wetl-
nmday evening at W. A. Williamsv'
resildenre by the mom olthoMethodil-t
Episcopal church. I-‘orty Wi‘l’l' present.
.\ arterial town meeting was held in
llt-ddibg. Saturday. to appropriate $50"
In repair a certain piece of road at
Ito-doing Illdxn. The motion to motto
the appropriation was load by night
majority.
WWW.
Mm Minnie (iiibert in in Port t'heeo
it'l‘.
s. s. ('mvrr in adding a new whet-I
in his mill.
Mu. lmwlu Shipmau. who ha» been
ill. in better.
mutt Lizzie Wakeman is opondins a
(my clay» in New York.
Mr. and Mm Hawloy “illtame tpcnt
riundrty in Lyon Pinion.
Mitt. Mire t'uryer is noon to take up
lir'l' rmldenw at flamingo.
Mm. A. 1'. Bradley hue been the
gum ol hire. W. l'. Rowland this
“it“.
Mrn. William iiherwood halt been on.
tertainlng hI-r (’llllfllll. Mrs. liill. (mm
l'annone.
Mrs. Theodore Ilamilton and blind
diary Hamilton have spent a tow day:
in (hometown.
At this writing lila- Ado lntdlord
l-l wry low. it” is thought she cannot
the many days, ,.
rota
bird t arpline Ills. being nightly bot-
Iwr. on taken to her dominion in
Mite: on Monday
'1 North Perry had returned home
"0|! Bridgeport. where he has been
spending two units.
: linear, timid and George Adam have
been in Woodbury chit week. when
they their numbered u yolte ot oxen.
Catholic Club BMW
The Catholic club will celebrate ill.
the Norwolit Opera Ilouoe would. The
outer or the evening he llo-n wisely
chm. John J, Wat-II in Win»
ably one at our but while another!
redhehualoatdtmm’l’he
Weill: trite will without doubt
nmhllimm Alli
rte.
IMWW
The “loomed edit at mot lion-v "
ion. tor drunkenn- and omit. me
up in the Town Court at Nowell: this
morning. betel-e Judge Gregory
Promoting Attorney Foul: naked
permission to amend the complaint.
Merritt; to the count in which Hour
lon's mistonre and assault upon our
cor Morehouae at the police station
was alleged
Attorney E. M. Lockwood who op-
peered tor the defense protested on
the ground that he tamed to take
advantage at the war in the writ.
The court decided to admit the
amendment and the trial proceeded.
Officer Morebouae was put upon the
stand. lie gave the details or the
one as already published in 3'11: Sen-
tinel.
In crm-oxaminin; Iva oilieer. Mr.
Lockwood attempted to -..how that
ilanion wast assaulted by bill brother
William and was weak (ram being
choked. instead of being drunk; Iltlo
that the clubbing he received at tho
hafiilii o! the alllcer was unwarranted.
T be oilirer testified that “union
staggered: that there watt a strong
smell or New England rum or whiskey
with every breath. and to his unpro~
rolled aesauit and attempt to choke
him. calming him tense his club.
At this juncture Dr. A. ll. Baldwin
Item in a bill to the court for $5 for
dressing Ilanlon's wounde.
William Honlou was the next wit,-
neeu He was a very unuatiulaotory
witness for both sides. as he claimed
that he and his; brother were not on
lriendly terms. and he did not desire
by any testimony to give Dan a hold
upon him. Attorney Walsh appeared
tor the protection ot William Button.
Other testimony at a minor character
was introduced. and a recess was tak—
rn for dinner.
l'ourt will reconvene at 2 o‘clock this
alternator when it in endeared thut
the case will be finished.
E. 'TI‘RTU‘UIF. 'TN
”Barr's Tnsurns."
ONE ('nllililtilltllm‘ "A“ '4
WEEK MONDAY.
MATINEE Daily.
PAV‘I‘ON'S
Big Comedy Company.
Immulml into-Hto-lu'hl. with their tom oi
nitirzlllnt‘t'til wriwn' Mid twin-i stow emu-is.
i unnm m in:
IT Hill \\
Tuesday evening. Univ n l‘nnner'ss
Daughter.
“it-domain» lliitllllt'i‘
tl
I-Zuvlt hymn.
owning. Aimttin London.
filunului motion. Woman Agniuet
“Luna"
TIIIII’Nlll) t toning. A Member of (.flll-
gym».
Friday matinee. An I' would Match.
- ow. ping. ”ihe BoIILor' ~s lbtugllier
Saturday matilm- 'l'ott Sight» in n liar
llmm.
Saturday 1 wttltm. ’I‘iII- tb'tnrontt,
POPULAR 10. 20 and 300.
RICBS: llfllfills, l0 and 20
Norwnilt Opera House.
Friday, March I8.
-.\'. Y.
‘Tltt’llrt-igt'ttuliu' hit III liu' walnut."
“'ltt‘ltl.
lSillllliEiill BOMANBE
MngIIiilI-I-ni tom-tu-ry. iirml i'llnl.
'I'hrllllilg story.
By Ii. ll. Vulleuliuc. founded on Dolly
ngbl'l"” brilliant Iim'rl,
III 600’s COUNTRY.
Entire pmltwtiou Illl't‘t'l from Fii‘lli
Avouuo'l'hI-uirv New York
Prim 5mm. 75. so and ascents
Heat-t at “'l't'll'! uud fitlllmn' II.
... Hovr'S'rHt-zn'rne.“
MONDAY, MARCH 2m.
MISTER JULIUS SBHEiillEl.
:‘llll‘t‘h’u'! tlrt'nlmt lioy I'ilmm. will live It
"vital from the work-I of Beethoven. \It'ntrtwr.
I'uopin. Linn, Hendrix-limo. M-mort. Mr.
SPEC I A L.
The munngI-tneoi. liming control-mi for the
pinning ul olw N'hll'lt'lwl' .1 Hum mtrut
”martin. Maud [piano- lu every city through»
olli lite [Tailed min” will primer". the Mann
whit-b Moat" ill-bendi-i will lou- to tho pmn
buying dimmed It! the inmost numberof tit-lt-
.t rertll‘imlv luv u robot" at $7.} on the
pmrllwpriwoturit'ltlvieiwr A riort'a piano
lur tlw perm" lowing durum-d ol ”W ”Mimi
lumen! number or “when, and Bill n'bottgto tin.
WIMP” having dupe-redo! me out night-ii
number of lichen.
I'mnllllml after the mtwrt lrmo the
out» by» t‘flmlltlltm' wlmnl from the atoll-
mm. I‘ll}: MANAGEMENT
ottoman. Lecture.
lotr d tilt Itdiiell'ttelll Ports
l'emmily wnuliirted by
Mn. H. Hairball Holl'llkh.
TIT” ) ' ’l’. i (I
loll"! lllllm. Mile? 2? It '
liming u! Patriotic Moms and \“WI
0! littllnhip ”nine out! mm
mule-him
Tickets 25:. Enteruiumtat tins.
1km- me be earn—howl tor mm mt
ticket; at (tin-denture. I‘m-ll. and Plow
ted'o. Ilnttth Smwolh. on and litter Wattle-e
«to. ”unit lath.
Bigot: ... mum
at
SPRlNG SUIT
DAYS.
with lie-unto) tailored ”menu in
which to enjoy them. Newest and
most addictive qtyle- em designed tor
women' It wear , llew cloths. new col-
on. new ways oi trimming and new
lininfl. Treuuml ‘
Black Cheviot Serge, both in blotter,»
and reeler ettecte. plain tailormade tor
510.00. Another style in the some ma—
terial. trimmed with black silk braid.
blouse enact. tailor lininh~llned with
race utin lining-{or ”2.50.
(Israel's-Hair. a beautilul Moore at»
let-t that can be worn high button 3?
low button. with shirt waist or wi
Dill'~-fililt-linbti incite: and pet'mlitlete~
lined [Mfr-"(0r ”5.00.
Brown Mitturr , with revere o
brown satin tucked. blouse effect--
int-lint lined with silk throughout and
ekirt percalinn Ilned~lor 320.00.
Cheviot some, rector style, talletn.
lint-lined mat and skirt 4-iailor finish
“for $22.00. Same ehape suits in ma-
tor. mode. l'lli‘t‘l blue. oltl blue and co-
verta at the ottmt‘ price.
Broadcloth. to blue. blot-It and tltlwr
colors. handwmoly trimmed with en‘-
erai I’OWB of mu black elllt or mohair
braid «ilk-limo int-item and pert-Mine
lined nitirte. tor $23.01).
Changeable \l'hipt‘ords. reelev; «out.
tailor llllisbr-r roar lined throughout
u'Ilh infirm silkwinr $23.00.
a
W---”—
WkSIi WAISTS. \
Advance lilii’ {or the ill w waist sel-
eon oi "its.“ Latent styles and tom!
pine assortment oi sizes; iilll"
Witt-lbw lo select.
Inlet
MEN’S WHITE SHIRTS.
Lint-d trout and bark. lint-n hmnm.
patent net-k hund~hlew Yurlt Stills
muslin «For only iii rents.
MEN'zi. NBCKWEAR.
Tips. in elegant quality. for 25 cents
(at'll. Ablo all-silk Imperialu and 4—in-
liandr. for 3.1 vents each.
it
The D. M. READ C0.
“DOW!
New milewtlnn or Bows and String '
wristram 8:
No 2 Gazette Building.
New Spring Dress Goods
We have taken great care in our selection of Spring Dress
Goods, and We have endeavored to secure the choicest produciiOne '
of the best European and American manufacturers. An unusually
fine collection has been prepared for this season. Weato receiv-
ing new goods for this department daily.
“Special” in Housefurnishing Department.
Fancy Carlsbad tea plates, 9c each Bowls, 10c, were 18¢ each
“ “ cream pitchers, 9c “ Bakers, 15“ “ 25c “
.. .. 7 _ .. I Coffee, 80c set, “ 3125 set
mugs, 9" Sugar, 33¢ each. " 50¢ each
“ “ tea pot stands. 5c “ Plates, 7 in. De ea, “ $1.65 doz
. . “ 5 in, 6: ext, “ 1‘ 20 doz
“e are closmg out Fleur d'or patterns It soup, 9c «1., u 1.65 doz
in English porcelain. Tea cups and saucers, 70c set,vvere $1 00
Tristram 8- Hyatt,
Gazette Building,
I
ENo'rwalk, Conn.
Smile“ 8) Kent
SOUTH NORWALK. «l t i i— NORWALK.
Ready to Prove it, WHAT ? That we have better grants and lower prices than any other
house in the too i ities. WHY " llevouw we deal in l 'uutplcte Horne Furnishing.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
Beet Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60. $1.98 and $2.50
Moquette and Axminster Rugs. 30x60 i i $2.50
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
l0 point line hm: curtain-I 50. '33» it extraqunlity window allude: .Iilc" o—piece parlor SillltS
2': point double thread rimtlr love I 3in ft. heavy opaque curtains
curtains 35 ydn long ................. 9L: a); bury lace dado orient fringe"
agar
...n
”5523 40, 45, 50
3-pc. solid oak bedroom
Iii Imimltemy chenille Iurtnius. 4 ”Six— and Wench
yda. long, heavy fringe top and I 500 all colors uotxl curtain poles. ‘ Slilt - - . - » ------------ $19
- bottom ..................... 13.50, 4.50. 5.7.0; llmrifi ends. really to hang ............ 3’“. fioild oak hard mined dining choir ..... fl
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics. ;
83 Washington St., 30011 E & HOYT, Club Building, *
So. Not-walk. Norwallt.
Luthy, illilt i i
Allah. i t t i
hit Johnson. l t
American Traveler. t *
Rochester; l t t
Wildly. i i l t
gill/[e
g
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
Carriages, Wans F Ie
in the Norwalks.
«IBICYCLESI»
FRED. Ii. GANUNG,
Ill“.
Bityclc Department.
arness,
Horse Goods,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Errand Goodman Kis'B'tcucite and Game, almond. “eh. With. 1
hack visitor will be presented with a ten dollar bill oi the Confederate states.
Luther M. Wri
ght,
Cor tum ut hulllnilntit.
Norwalk Chronicler