T L Sunday. in-
vtollawed by rain.
m .
- state boiler inspeco
‘ tor finest week. ‘ ,
The annual meeting oi the Norwslk
i...
4% italic bluetish tile 9. pound;
roe’llad Oct cod steak, 10c; at Hayea'
W1. our, of Norwaik.
sister. lira. John
ghospitnl.1'linro are
the hospital
‘ ~8lbroasL10cN.Y liarket
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The usual meeting will be held to
lnohow atter-non?“ 3:15. in Knudsen
Hill- The ”Wit?! invlwd.
Norwalk dre'hghtiug companies will
hold their first practice run oi the sea-
son. 'hiesday evening, April 5.
--llen's andébdyh”,caps. at O'Brien's.
The infant gambler oi lir. and Mrs.
E. l. Jashson was christened at St.
Paul's church, yesterday morning.
W
Iiissea Julia ii. Lockwood. Grace
Byiugton. Edythe Hunter and Clara
Betta, oi Norwalk, are home from Van-
sar college to mild the Bauer vaca-
tion.
as
e—Jovotte, clairvoyant. will remain
at 20 Washington BL. until Tuesday. ‘
The monthlflmonsry enselopes
will be received tomorrow night at the
meeting oi the Christian Endeavor ao-
clety oi the So‘uth' Norwaiit Cngrega~
tional church.
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klfllehSOnth Norwalk branch oi the
Southern New England Telephone
company has put In seven new instru-
ments {he pasgsaonth. and has orders
ior as many more
~0pening oi the latest trimmed and
untrltnlned hats at the Boston store
Norwalk. summon Monday.
John Olmstead. oi Cannons. aged 82. ‘
was (alien ill in Wilton avenue‘."l'liurs-
day aiternoon. Alter remaining at w.
J. Brown‘s residence tor a short tlrnc.
he was able to proceed.
The marriage of John Taylor. son oi
Rev. and lira. George L Taylor, oi
Georgetown, to line Julia Le Comte.
oi Broohlyo. is announced to talu-
place on the 3m inst.
—-0rdera leit at Btudwell’s (or piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
attention. Batisiaction guaranteed.
The wedding at T. A. Bilei'llelil, oi
New Torh. and Ilia Frances lmvnnrd.
.oi lorwslk, will tabs plan at R.
Psnl's church at 5 o'clock in the eerie
ing oi Banter louder.
Henry 0. Cornell. oi Norwalk. has
secured the coats-rt to paint the liner
)Iacoehes. whifi plies between New
Yorh and Savannah. lie will con:-
mence the work next Monday.
“Proi. hi. 8. Roses. the well-known
ochllatroptlclaaw-‘saa be consulted at
his cite. its the parlor oi the "shack-
eilso Hotel. South “mall. Tuesdays.
iron ! a. I. to it p. in. Eyes Plank
land free.
a tanning or‘ creditors oi land-
lord Tattle, at Wk Hotel. has
been held. The hotel is still open in
the hope that something can he mils»
'od tor the wit oi the creditors
a very swell marriage will tsll'a
pineeoattprildthlathellesdiog Con-
gregational church. The deducting
parties are James tagrsade Beldea
and Ilsa JQWW Paterson. ,
«summedmlorfierat
Rani-artist.
n . will probably ~
,m school will be held '
; it)
he“?
Ira. frank Winchester. at Brooklyn,
rm with his. aunts sol:
Tot m Terrace.
«ii ‘ i I
“MM: “am“, 7c.
Torklisrhet.
New
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John Burr Northrup has secured a
position ngoarpaotcr foreman fil' Pos-
ter Brothers at Belle island.
Lew Webster in at the Ilahacltetno.
on the Benedict Farms bridge.
Ralph Watts. of Bridgeport, is spend-
ing a few days with his'grandniother
lira. William Wade. at West street.
H. A. Saunders has received twenty-
three of the isotope Orient bicycles
this week, and expects to put out the
last one today.
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~18" Dunlap style. ’98. O'Brien
lira. Cllllol'd Countries oi Bsyview
avenue. to visiting her sisters. lira
Sidney Jones and tits. David Bee. oi
Tnkytownwn-the-iludson. ~
All children who take part in the
Easter concert or me First Itethodlst
Episcopal church will meet the coin-
toitteo immediately after Sunday
school suntan tomorrow
Hugh lionnhaa. formerly leader oi
Dwysr's band and a Fourth regiment
trumpeter. hhs enlisted in the United
Ital. nary and is now attached to
d on the battleship hiass'achu.
satin.
~anheya. ldc a pound. at Hayes'
market.“
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George Eddie Buchinnn died yesterv
day afternoon. The runeral will be
lleld {run the residence oi Joseph
Blinknian in lain street tomorrow at—
tendon.
lira Bernard Gestaldi. oi Norwnlk
has received n letter ironl her husband
who in onooi the Klondike party. ii:
reports mild weather. but plenty oi
snow. All hands are well.
I l .
The Endeavor society oi the Soutl
Nor-walk Baptist church will meet to
lnorrtv'w evening at s o'clock. E. R
Bennett will be the leader. The loan.
the Wis-dry collection will he tale
eta» All Invited.
'-—it'oreqnarters. 7c. N. Y. Market.
M
Dnvist the tailor. takes especial pride
n in his ready-to-wenr suite tt
all on are. its has received his sprint
fill”. it is attractingtheattentlon at
”1:19 then who like to be well
Charles ll. Gale & Co. will re-opeo
the shoe store. at 00 Washington street.
iorlnor y occupied by H. 8.Brown, with
a i new line oi up-tovdutc ioot-
wear. A notice oi the opening will on-
pear later.
The Climax Road Hochinc company
has been awarded a verdict oi Slit
against A. Bach. in the Court of Com
mop Pleas. The company was rcpre~
rented by Warner h Ferris and Bach
by Honneelter s Keogh.
Jamil! milinery opening, Bostor
store. Norwallt. Saturday and Monday
The isle oi Champagne Opera com-
pany ls sure to please all who witness
the minnow, and all lovers oi good
music,- ilne costumes and scenery.
should secure seats at once and beat
this company oi sisty people at iloyt'r
Theatre. Monday night.
Tristrntn h Hyatt have received
their spring importations oi hosiery.
and the value they are odering thin
reason are iar ahead oi anything they
have shown in previous years. These
goods have bean imported direct by
the drip.
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The monthly starting oi the ladies'
auxiliary oithe Y II. C. a. will he held
neat Tuesday sitar-con. beginning at
3tdclnnh. lanthalnanociation rooms in
Elisabeth. All members are urged to
be present. as business at special inl-
portnnes is to he acted upon.
7N" Yunnan style. as O‘Brien.
Was-
’ war dotihhut see- lo enter into the
youqiunwitllhuyersoisiitersor
also
hlcpelnh. Fotll are irons reliable
while tralllllfi at Michael Drew' a place '
”unmanned-t.
The Cost of Oats
Should he considered
' Mrs. A. P. Brown has returned home
iron Providence and is keeping house
in Bolden place.
John ”alone. the young son oi John
lone. oi llaln street. Norwallt. con-
tnues critically ill.
—0loudy weather cuts no ice with
Photographer Readnisn. Good photos
can be made any time. '
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The next meeting oi the sewing so-
ciety oi Buckingham“! n's Relief
corps will he held‘Aprll l7.
lira. June will lend the Junior
league meeting in the Norwnllt Metho-
dist church tomorrow morning.
——Cholce country chickens. at liayes'
market.
Howard Tilly. the popular corset-
lst. will play .lin comet at the Opera
House. Sunday night at 7 o'clock.
Raymond Brothers hare secured the
contract to lurnish the material (or
the Norwalk iron Works addition.
-l.’mbreiiaii and canes at O'Brien's.
At the Norwaik hand practice. last
night. it was decided to practice Moo~
day nights hereaiter. instead oi Friday
nights.
A number of Norwalk Methodists
will attend the session 0! the New
York East coniereuce in Brooklyn.
next week.
The business meeting oi the Sn-
wortll [league oi the Norwalk Metho?
list church will be held next Friday
evening.
-—i.eg oi ialnh. 125m N. Y. Market.
lira. J. Agnes Dunning has been en-
gaged to sing soprano in the First
Methodist Episcopal church chair.
from May lat.
Members oi Sherman i'orntnandery
i’. 0. G. (‘.. last evening listened to the
reports oi the delegates to the own!
state convention.
i. H. Decker is (twining two houses
in liigh aim belonging to Plait Price,
and Gauge A. Wheipley‘s house in
Palrlleld avenue.
-l.adies' and gents' alpines made to
order. at O'Brien's.
Tracy Jennings. who has been at,
tending the military u-hmi at Peek-
tklll. is at his home in West street lot
tile Easter vocation.
—-—-.
William IleKlyn will leotl‘tlie men's
meeting in the Norwnllt Methodist
church. tomorrow morning at {9:30
o'clock.
m5 lb. pail pure lard. the: in “L. its
at llayen' marlin.
The Norwallt library is being moved
into its new quarters in the Norwalk
club building. The library will be up
cued on lionday.
A. soloinns has just receiver a car-
lond oi extra line horses. consisting at
road. drait and general purpose horses:
also several closely matched pairs.
~Corned hochs. do a pound. at ilay.
es' market.
The steamer hlystery. Captain James
Beymour, is at the Shatter dock in
South Norwaih with a load. at long
island oysters tor the European trade.
0n Wedneaday. April 6th. an lllua»
irated entertainment will be given in
the Norwalh histhodlat church by lira.
ll. ll. llotehhlss. J. H. Jackson and
others. ..
William Wares. oi Prospect street. is
housed up with an attack oi neuralgia.
ills place in the Mall: Methodist
church eholr. tomorrow. will be Iliad
by hash Comstoek.
sat—nu
~01!" bile“.
George ll Allen .lr.. the little son of
George" Allen oilniastreet was
strnrklathehsanbyastonethlown
by Willie Helios. while they were
m in lion strut. yesterday.
You Allan's hand was badly eat.
MM asserts-
“stimuli. tsoverhsnla
sheila-Urine artists nan-a
“that hathnhsnntyud
planets in.
in. N. Y. Market
W.“
ms
llamas.
sites
more»
the.
the quality.
or telephone.
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COLLEGE,
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Telephone call 50H.
A BID I’llll BUSIIBSS.
their "alumna. i sin putting in a bid
his y’onrmsslc. lmean toeon vim you.
nastier or later that it is iovymtr inter-
est lotus, at my attire. Full warrant as
m totality and low price, that lit what
was want is it lint? Premium Masai»
‘nx‘tmfiwmlm with you to an the
rest. with
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Oats that are full of dirt and
foreign seeds are ”dear at any price.
are carefully screened. Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter'box
”VI‘ffi‘ ./~—' WW
I COIIEIWIII. IIIGII SCIIO0L
F0 or preparing young men and women for business.
that this school annually plums 0i er
ninetyolite per cent. of its graduating
Notional Reputation
For outline of graduate aourses
address the print lpal V
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Bicycles.
' 3 lb can . ng polio were 200
2 " “ While cherries, “ . 15¢
2 “ “ Bartlett pears, 10c, “ 13c
3 ‘h H W b83115, . ‘ 6c! u 80
;3 5‘ .5 . .5 “*(m M) 66’ 5‘ 1%
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F. D. Lawton 8: Co., ’33:?
Phone 138-2.
only in conjunction with
Our oats
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THE 1' ALT
clam, has git on it a
for highetoned work.
M. “MERRILL
$30
Prices to Suit the Times.
South, Norwill Hardware Company.
Tillotson 8: Mills.
Superb “lithium Spotting.
Saturday, loudly and Tuesday,
Mall. 26, 28. and 29.
You an» owirdlally invited to Illilpl'l'l an exceptionally tine lime of
Choice. Spring “cochlea.
TILLOTSON st MILLS.
ll Iuliltltl sum, sail lorllil ton
lumped lld Periodicals.
Photographic Supplies.
wit-m1: and llrlali.
Full supply of French Satin Blue Print Paper always on hand.
Special Sale oi Cameras and Supplies on Saturday.
P. BEERS,
lit WALL mum, Nuttwam.
THE NEW
IIIIIIGKEMO.
Oneoi the lending liotelsoi Western
Cwnsetlcut.
in in on um um.
0" Wemahen Women's scum
imported Fine Wines, minors
andClgars.
guanine inlnmswtttutt
VI ”A”! manna 0'
Banquets, and Sunday
Courscllinnernsocts.
10.3!!! s. trans.
fl heft”? " W W
SPRING FABRICS iron t
Ginghams and Cambrics‘"
Are going to be worn very largely this year. ' We have anticitniedli,‘
show you a ilnestock oi both, of the Very latest designs. _
To liven up trade, we oil'er today, one case of
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard.
Extra good quality and choice pa
Special sale oi
Counterpanes, at 69C, 750 and SI .00 each.
Very much less than the regular
EDWARD STREE
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk Conn.
$35.
Up to hate, SPEAR’S
GUARANTEED iN evnuv BICYCLES
DET TAIL,
Cameras and Sitcoms.
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE 00.,
ow. shin
lllllllllillll 'iiilfi°tiiii, 'i°t€.. Etc
I t ’ Pl
to show the clothes you buy irom us to yourlldynr
gentleman iriends. They are so stylish. so lust-rights
The style stays because they're made right. oi the right cloths.
too. Thellningsarelioneetand the prices are fair and m [1
See our windows. step in the store and note our and“.
our methods; you'll not wonder then at our big success.
We take especial pride in our line of Ready-to-Wear Stilts
At $12 and $14.
We also take pleasure in showing them to all callers} I
All the new style COLLARS from size 12% up. Stat“ ,I
able for Ladies as Well as Young Men. '
Open every evening until nine o’clock.
DAVIS, THE TAILOR,
Clothler Hatter and Furnishcr.
Mnhacltemo Hotel Block South Norwolk. Conn
Security Bullet Thu Size
Is what is wanted in Life Insurance.
you have if you carry a policy ill the Co
ticut llencrul Life Insurance Company ”
Hartford. ‘ If you are not insured write. ‘
particulars to .‘l. S. l.’llommediou, agent
WANTED.
Old Gold andSllv
maddormoianyhindtoldhmkenordm
Watches. Chaim Jewelry Hm etc, in any situation.
MGMIALIIIIMBEPIIMORIII
AU‘TIN. Jews
Norwalk Chronicler