tit into avenue. ta unite
not-t all. non An»
, in. oi‘nreood avenue. nu
allot William water.
W. oi Second avenue. la
. «i that.
Cw flow. of Eaat avenue,
Dilbert, of Van Zandt ave»
Mil in Norfolk.
It!!!” Ital another victim in
auntie. Ira. Heinzelmnn.
Dela .Foote: oi Riverside ave-
Bonday and yesterday in
‘ findrielr han‘rmoved irom
in“ avenue to Harbor avenue.
.
- 1.
Coleman has secured a ult-
_a gramophone factory in
ctr for Rev. Nye’a lecture.
. Eon Ave. church. on sale at
medleu's. Adults. 15 cents;
. 10 cents.
o
gloom election of oillcern oi the
venue Methodist Episcopal Snu-
, bl viii he held tomorrow night
the prayer meeting.
. utter Him, who was stricken
' ’ ‘ ”in. year and a hall ago.
at :IOIIhia morning oi pneu-
’_at the home oi hlu daughter.
it. 1. Brown. to Cove street
Henlicker club will meet tonight
Frank I} Hommedleu. South 0a-
m avenue. Memhers are requested
‘8 at Daniel l.'Homrnedieu's store at.
t . o'clock. and proceed to the house
' I body.
milk 8mm: oi Henry tttreet, tho
bicyclist watt going down Went
In last Sunday night. when "it
the of one of the Whrelu of his mount
oh and he was thrown several
flat; tailing In filli‘h a mnlifl' that hi»:
, . collar one was broken. Dr. F, ii.
hater reduced the irat-tnre. n will he
”no time. before Mr. Smith will ride
. allin.
'It. and Mrs. Miner D. Randall. oi
. Maniac avenue entertained it'll-nth
lint light in honor of their guest. Minx
Keeler, ill “'llloti Th‘
present were Miners Alim- Keel-
, of Wilton; lithe! Slater May D
Wm. Mary T" Smith. Eleanor i'
m. and .llenm. Georgi Fin-n
m Woodward. Fred Fills. l'rml
'l'hompaon. Prank Sherman and l'lii‘
tad Randall. The prize in the i'tlll‘
”drum routes: was won by Mimi Mary
I» Ital”). and the highest number oi
. points in the other unmet; wero madv
' by Mina Eleanor Smith and hit.
Mm. A dainty collation was.
. revved.
, "Am.
. (hone Trevelley. who recently tmrv
than one oi the William tt. mm
«one farm» near the Red Mlllfl. von~
Winn timing font new green
M oath lz'tii feet in longih. and
Mil so into the intuition oi ruining
M lilo ll. Parsons halt kindly do-
W to the Middle lv'lvo Milo ltiver
W library a not of linrtmr'n ltoyu'
'Gifla' lJllrnry oi thr- lrMW,’ of tall
. I In aiao doe lntiim of South
who have donated through
two my oi lilt'ltetl'ti and
a IUV—‘ll.
m m aoaoroa.
, . mo Page haa pnrehwd n
Marnie.
‘ do“! Raymond. of Dewitthoro.
a; in waiting him. into itonroe.
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‘1. A. Hitehrorlt. of titration. is
, _ her doubler. hint. W. R. Mat"
‘ . fitmeward’a improvement
WM last week by an attaelt oi
,P. It. Kennedy it“ returned
no. a month's vial! with lir-
Ihilontl. at Norwalh.
c. ltnart Whitney. of Port
, W the tea given by
Hoyt, on Thor-day.
it it. illitette in home trout a
"all. with tier Mother. Fruit
and laxity. oi i’latimah. l. l
lint. man member «tern-
t none in the Northrop
m. over Air. ”when
. finnatntnotmltmaaa
WmauMaaaaottty
‘la nothing oi ”to kind in town and it
unitarlum norm An addition
tlitrtrtoettemutobcbntltonm
north aidcoithehooav‘and manyoth»
or improvements made.
several hoodlum did a great deal of
damage about town Saturday niaht.
"the gold boot hanxinx In iront of
Henry Brent-he? t shoe atore was taken
down to Luther Wrisht'a ahop and
ameared with hiaelt paint and axle
arcane, and other depredattona were
alao committed.
-
WAD!
Charles Miller, of Norwalh. will
conduct mines in St. Andrew'a inla-
nion room. this evening.
,A cottage prayer meeting will he
held at the homo of Andrew Hender-
son. tonforrow evening.
man 31m.
Edward St. John has purchaaed a
new tricycle.
r
'
Joseph Whitley haa left the employ
of the ilorham plat-e.
1-2. N illlth-z
Ml!!! May Lurilie Nye. teacher in the
East Norwallt school. is ill at her home
in Oahorn avenue. Mrs. Leo Davin ll
substituting for Mira Nye.
A series 0’ “healing lath wlll Er
given at the ll. A. it ball. Swath.
this week. commencing thia afternoon
at 3 n'rlorlt.
A rhildren'n entertainment tor the
benefit oi the Sunday «drool ot the
First Methodlat Epiat'opal church will
be held out Saturday afternoon irom
3 to 5 o’t'loelt. at the home oi Mints tin-
gle Seymour. 25 Went atreot.
A meeting (or the organization of
the Order of ('hoaen Friends was held
in Myatio i'hnln Hull. Saturday night.
Another meeting to t'omplete the or~
sanitation villi he held in the “DP
rooms. Wednerday night. starch flitth.
03036310".
l-Ztilth Fryer is minor; friends
ilnnbury.
l:‘.
M
Mrs. Anna flimutead in
iriemie in New York city.
visiting
.llrtt. W, A. Williams wan tho gm:
4)! Mn. .lotseph Anna". oi oantmn
tan wt.
W. A. Williams has sold a Spnidinx
rat-er to Fred Keaton. and also a root!
wilt-at to i'. A. .lardiand.
'l‘hv t'hildrt'n ‘0! the town are gath-
-rlng large qttuntitlev of May flthet’o.
whirl) in mmethlng ’unuanal tor thiv
limo oi year They are at least thrre
week: in mivanre oi the ttitlhl tlrnt-
Lm—oa— a————-————.‘
John l'rynr his» bought a now horn
and vii-grin nnd Mtnhlinhed n filth and
W'gttiahlt' mom it.» will probably or»
‘'n a market in the near itttttre. This
vumlti undoubtedly [my Well. a» thorn
Wotlltl he a great nl't-ommudation to
the puhlio
Wm.
.llrn. Mary J. Miller in visiting in
ltrldgeoort.
Mum lrt-ne Lurkwootl in the zonal oi
triencitt in Trumbull.
m
lint Mary!" .tiotti'rey in uniting rel
uliwtt in llldfieileld.
tlrluntio Alitll'vfill in will quite
from the riierta oi Mariel in".
......m
ill
Mr. and Mn. W. it. iiill.
moving to i‘atrtlrid. this week.
.lr.. arr
Min Annie Pitch haa [spent it iew
day:- with h" ltroihor in "adding.
Lyman Mead and Mini May lirmll
were married on Thumlny. Harv-h l7.
linear ”odd and tin/nap Atlanta have
returned hornet truth a trip to Wood
lmry
on or l'lntnh, oi ‘t‘rumimll. has horn
thy» mm" of his rotntln William P.
imltwomi
.‘rlln Edna ”M" it» w prenatal»
ed with a new piano hy her aunt. Stir:
lttaan ”when
tint. Anion-e Hullmtt. at “Web
Wt. halt burn the mi of lira liar.
us Harlhett.
m
lira. (tr-urine Marat attended the
funeral oi her clatter. in. NM. in
GMW. on “my.
in. and In. II. it. tilll has bean
eroding tvm creche with mam in
Wm and W.
Mr. and lint Fruit Wheel-r have
mmtmtwhmmthem
mutthvm.
Lani waning many Manda oi lira.
John it. William rumbled at Grocer
'.aath8.llaara'atoreatao'clocltaad
from than proceeded to liar outdo-cc.
lira William responded to a‘ knock
at the door and wan complaint! tor-
prim. After all had arrived they were
entertained in royal style. the follolr-
lna procrantme beinx carried out: Pi-
ano onto lilac Kathleen William;
polka. Harry I, Edwards: violin auto
with piano accompdnlihcht. Illaa Wllv
llama: Pride oi tli'a'Ball waltz. lit. and
Mn. (3. W. Jenninn; violin and piano.
vocal anion. Mira Williaml; violin duet.
Mr. Edwanta and Hrhwnlttszt; vonal
selection. Mn. Williamv, Mr. and Ilra.
Jennings; violin ant: Mono duet. Mr.
Edwards and Min Alice Mm; violin
and piano duet. Street Jennie June
waltz. Mr. and Mn. 0. w. Jennlnu.
A poem compoaed spec-tally for the or.-
t'aalon watt mlterl by Poet Arthur D.
Ferris. oi that Norvvnllt. Dancing was
the feature a! the evening, excellent
music being provid d. A line collation
watt aerved it watt :1 into hour wh n
the guests departed. nil having went a
most enjoyable evening. Mrs. Williama
proved horse" a moat hospitable hoav
tea and made the rccaaton one long to
he remembered. Among the true-ts
wera Ir. and Mrs. B. W. Jennings.
Mr. and Mn. l.. t“. Mead. Mr. and Mrs.
W. ll. Bum». Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
sinners. Min Addie Pillow. man Ella
Perry. tum Alice Beers. like Kathleen
William. lra W. Mend. Elmer Pillow.
Mrs. W. A. P‘aneher. Mn. .l. H. Wilo
liams. Harry in Edwards and Poet Ar-
that D. Ferris,
YWDAY’I m 1' Im.
The fitnmford Advocate prints the
following detotla of the dmtrurtion by
tire early yesterday morning of the
large reaidenre on the road to Collett-
der’a Point, Sorotou. owned and or-
mpled by Gilbert it. Drover and'fam-
lly:
At ll o't-iw-k Sunday night Mr.
ilrovver saw that everything ahom the
house watt all right. About Ll o‘eloolt
yesterday morning. (insole, the. eldest
clamhter awoke. and detected a strong
smrli of smoke.
mtrreti that the house was on tire.
Thetiaughteru nated mutt: at their
Nothing and lewelry. but Mr, and Mra.
Brown- escaped with turn the t'li’llthK
they mold t-onvernently seize. Some
oi the newhhora in the virinlty. lining
tho blaze. went to render what attaini-
anre they would. but it Ian at no avail.
the tire had a throng hold oi the holid-
lng and it. iurniture. ieweiry. valuables
and many family trraulrra were rom—
pletely dottiroyed. tlnly the founda-
tion of the building remains. The
home wait a large and hand-onto nim-
lnre, and inns lutilt a low yearn ago by
Mr. Hrowrr. A large dog. a pot of the
family. Iron in the roller with" titt-
plate took tire. and it watt lmtwmtlhlt-
to saw- tho animal.
One of the Dorian tire rampant”
Tllnht'tl to tho averse. hot won too late
to hu- oi any service. Tho inmlly leit
yeatorviay tor the horm- oi a non living
in ltmoltlyn. Mrs. Drum-r having to
borrow it hot. [twitter members of thr-
iamiiy there new in the home a
brother oi Mra. itrowor'» and at lastly
who had llt't‘fl vinlting the iamlly int
n our days.
Tho Minot-ti Drover were artive worlt~
ml in t‘fll’lil't'lltm with the l’realryte-
rlnn rhnrrh. and were Sunday tit-hoot
warhern. Their worlt in this dirertton
will no doubt he mlmmi durinx the
«tuning year. an lmioro leaving Mr.
Brows-r maid he did not believe he mold
rebuild tho. plate thin year. A barn
that belongs to the plane and was not
lot from the honor wan aaved. no that.
with a horn and row and tho mtt‘
ltmwa. in all that remains of the
pinto.
The Hinton at It. Joaaph'a.
Flurly~riaern rtnrted out to motto the
..lllaalon yrtterday. and at the It o‘rlorh
man a int-rt- number oi «moon were
meant. The A o'eloeit moan won for
thmw who mold not mm» to the brat
metre. in the mornina and evening
the ltiiltrtifllmllt given by the l'athm
were on the uarrament oi i'mtnovrev
what-rain; the dortrinal learning
whirl» tom- arm inundation tor the
naerantrnt. and removing rwuln Inle-
tmdarutandinn «warning ita prop-r
rote-notion. The molar sermon oi the.
evening. given by i’atlm tl'tfellmhltn.
was on death. its mtalnty. and the
new nutty oi living well. in om to die
wit. The rhttreh watt rmdea with
women at the evening more.
lllurltitirda. Ill-«Hm. robin. firm
and ariaaora grinder- arv ataoaa the
lndirntlofl oi moraine m
mum marlin. ‘-
mm m1.
itotttltlttlittmutittit
mm
In. it. llatlhvil "tarnish,
mmfl‘rnntnm
‘wrummmvm
Wfitwmflm
m
Wag. Entertain-cataracts.
nay-m ill-rot
Site at ont‘e awoke
0 her ulster and parents. and it was dia-
lsettoto suit
DAYS.
which to enjoy theta. Newest and
moat 01mm atylea avar' Italian“ for
m’a wear it" clotha. new ‘9"
on new wayqot trimming and an
"all“. Tmnhnll
Black Uhevlot hem, both in hlqnaa
and reefer Catch, plain adorns-at for
$10.00. Another atylo la the lathe ma—
terial. trimmed with black silk braid.
‘hlooao elect. tailor nuiah—-llned with
mac aptln lining—vim $12.50.
(lamei’evllair. a heautiiul blouse ei
feet that an be worn high button or
to: button. with thirt waist or with-
out-silk-llned iatltet and percallne—
lined shirt—vim “5.00.
Brovrn Nixturet'. with revera oi
brown aatin incited. blouse ellect—
whet lined with alllt throughout and
altirt vernaline lined-tor 330,00.
Cheviot Serge. teeter atyle, talieta.
alllt-llned mat and shirt—tailor finiah
~16: $22.00. Same shape anita in ca:-
tor. mode. oatiet blue. old blue and co—
rerta at the name price.
Broadcloth. in blue. black and othcr
colon. handaomely trimmed with sev-
eral rows of rir-h hlnclt allh or mohair
hraid~atllt~iined larheta and perealine
lincdjltlt'tl. (or 823.00.
Changeable Whipcordtt. reeier cont.
tailor howling-oat lined thromhoul
with tadotn Silk-40f $23.00.
...—......
WASH WAISTS.
Advance lint- tor the new vrailtt nea-
aon of “."98 Latent styles and com-
plete aaaortment oi vixen; heat time
potalhlt- to aelert.
MEN'S WlilTi-l SHIRTS.
Lined trout and hook. linen hoaom.
potent net-it handwlh'ew York Milli!
muallnwi'or only 45 renta.
...—r...
SENS NECKWBAR.
New collection of [town and String
Tiers. in elegant quality. for 25 rents
Hands. tor 3-3 toot: each.
21
The D. M. READ CO.
I“
y
Luthy, 8110.; l t
idltle. t i i l
[to Johnson. i t
American Traveler. t
R00llttiti.i t t i
llttttly. i t t t
Klimt
thhhmitnit‘ilondaarunuln.
mil. Also alum; Imperial; and Mn.’
LUTHER M. WR'IG
Carriages, aons F te Harness,
. No. 2 0.36m Bonding.
OPENING OF NEW SPRING tDRESS *rGililDS
‘ Saturday, March 10th
t
Our Colored Dreaa Goods stock contaioa all the v.ry latest Spring Noveltitn.
including Sillt and Wool Mixtures, Irridetcent Effects, Bounties, Two-Tontd Combina
tions, and Silk and Wool Plaids. g; ‘
Black Goods.
The most complete aasortnwnt
a
C
Black Sateen I Umbrella sum.
Double Corded Rollie. . ........... $1.50
Fine ltallan Cloth Skirt. Silk
Rollie ......... 2. ............... $3.50
Black Moreen Umbrella Skirt..$2.15
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Sateen and Moreen
Skirts.
Our fiateeu null Moreen Shirts are
made in the very best style and of the
best materials.
us
0
Block Goods we have ever shown, in—
cluding all the latent weaves in err:—
pomt. plain and figured mohalrs, Siril-
iana. Henrietta and serges.
Silks.
Black Moreen l'mhrelln Skirt.
Double Rollie ................ 32.95
Black Moreen Umbrella Skirt. Em- \
lllni'lt Sateen l'mlyrella Skirts..8l.tl0 I
Now 5“,“. tor spring and summer press Back .................... $3.00
went in changeable taifetan. plain and mm 53'9”" Umbrella Sliml- Changeable Moreen Skim ...-52.85
“and “gm" plain and figured Corded rutlle .................... “.25 Silk Skirts. éhangcablu and Black.
mousrellne de role and lJberty silk,
09! ' $5.75 and $3.50
TRISTR HT,T rwallt t.
Smite.“ E) 1&th
SOUTH NORWALK. 4 i t to
Ready to Prove it. WHAT? Thane have hettor xmds
ltottse' m the too citlos. Wll Y. ” Bum we deal' in i utnplete litnno Fll'flllfilllllgit.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
Bent Wool Smyrna Rugs. 30x60. 31.98 and $2.50
Moqucttc and Axminntcr Rugs. 30x60 ..l $2.80
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
tilt-tin one lmm'urtninn ................ into n. o xtmqunllty window shades. "in" D-Illi'iic [lill'ltll' iilllts.- _ ' '
2': point donut: thread South loved also it. heaty ”some etirlnim; , ........ £23 40. 45 50
tillflullilt, 3! yda. long ................. ".37? item 5 lore dado or love fringe... ' '
ll) [taint heavy chenille curtains, ~t ...... 35v nod 50: titult 3‘1"). $30le on? DCdl’OOlll
ydu. long, heavy fringe top and i sou all colon: nml tttrtttio poles, Slut .5619
bottom” ...ttl. 50 t. 50 5. 50‘ hrnua ends ready to hang .......... 1.3%. Solid onlt hard caned dining chair ..... fl
Bonnins lit Every Department in Dry Goods, Notions and Domestics.
83Wnohittgton Sh. 80017 ELI) & HOYT Club Building,
So. Norwnllt. Norwnllt.
NORWALK.
and lhwor [grim than, any other
oun-yn‘tnoonra
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer
in the Norwalks.
Horse Goods,
MADE AND REPAIRED.
WW1“ Mfiicndts and Gammon». Minn
Each visitor will be pthtented with a ten dollar hill of the (‘oni’édernte Hinton.
Luther M. Wright,
in. d ltdittt tti intlllt tum,
in.
us.
on;
Norwalk Chronicler