‘i’he Sounding” society will hold
scribble . , {night in Rar-
. iy adjusting a
lira greenhouse
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_ Harry Piekcrimfliii more from
flhowe street to the Wdin place at 87
West street. .
.sm.
s. .
—0rders leit at. Sindweli's for piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
mention. :Batisisctlou suannteed
Ira. menu. Rider and Mrs. c. s.
Rider and (laughter lssbel, are spend—
ing the week in New York.
linens Tribe, No. 26. Imp. 0. R. M.
eouisrred the hdppuou degree on
three candidates last’oig‘ht.
Clarence Osborne and bride are now
domiciled at the residence oi Mr. 0s-
borne's mother in Arch street.
Captain Charles Reilly will leave
Norwallt for Victoria. B. C. tomorrow
preparatory to joining a vessel which
will shortly sail for St Michaels.
Members at the Norwallt division.
Ancient Order of Hiberninus. will re~
: ceive Holy Communion at St. Mary’s
' church. Sunday mm at 8 a. m.
4. James H. Olmstead continues to im—
. prove at his home in Standard. from
~ his recent illness, and it is hoped that
he will be able to get to his oliice by
April... .
A large party of Norwuilt people
went to Westport. yesterday, to attend
the funeral oi lira. kederirlt' Nowell.
who died at the home of her sister in
Willimautic on Saturday.
.. Stephen K. Stanley. yesterday, cel—
‘ cbruted 'the ninety-Milt anniversary
oi his birthday at his home in Main
E street. He is growing quite feeble
and lies down a great deal.
'i‘he Norwaiit hand has elected that:
odleers: President. Charles Schumann;
viceopresident, P. H. Dwyer; secretary.
James Hennessy: treasurer. Thomas
Keogh; leader. Arthur Mscdouald.
Prof. W. Gilbert Newell's children’s
‘dandag eia- wil. visit the News":
clans, Friday siternoon. at lochwood's
Hall. There will be about ilfty in the
. party and special trolley cars will con-
‘ . rey thin to the hall.
At the Thursday evening prayer
zoning in the Norwallt Congregation-
ni.ebapel the subject ior discussion
will he the pncticsl question, How
Can Holiness of Will be Cultivated?
The pastor will conduct the meeting.
Proi. Tucker, oi the Center school:
Principal Tucker. oi the East Norwallt
M, and Miss Elisabeth 1. Toilets,
oi the Franklin school. will take part
in the discussion at How Christianity
liay he Taubt in Our Public Schools
Without Teaching declarlsuism. at the
South Horwslk Congregational church
tomorrow evening.
3
-—li you like a mild, line and pleas-
sat cigar. try an imperial Crown.
Frederick Dunstan. the whilon on.
in. isrmer. whose dalance oi the alter-
il’a posse last summer made grist for
the courts and newspapers. is now eut-
m hyilissAgaeshiurraymi Creenv
laid liill. Rumor has it that be per—
tahing measures very soon thst
will give his iorsser neighbors and
prosecutors a taste oi trouble.
The Highland aisit berm. which
are put no express” its family tree.
.hretherepuililonoiheiugiheptmst
Ifllltaaloasads. 'l'bsyhuild upthe
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' WWW“ M lilebam
April.
will speak in Garments ilall early in
W , a,
stun h tits incisor lethodlai
diureh will be rented for the ensuing
y“? (DEW i
Buckingham ., ,, o. A. it. will
meet this evenly“ discuss the Cu-
haa nitration.- ’ .
Rev. 5. B. Potidgare a lecture to the
confirmation old-Mast evening, at the
Berkeley street chapel. ‘
The funeral oi Henry mom will be
held trout his late residence. Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. '
George ll. Ella, oi Waterbury. who
has beenaguestoi hisbrodterJov
and: Ella. oi Camp street. returned
home today. .
The Norman Rod and Gun club
will meet at the Fox Cycle and Hard-
ware company' I store. Washington
street, tonight.
1-1.1 Dunn. trustee oi the assigned
Hadden estate, has not yet decided
wheth‘r he will continue the business
or sell the stock
James A. Brown and family are mov-
ing today irout West Washington
fireet to Frank Comatocit's house in
South Main street.
Actor George Clark will sell at pub
lie suction in Jupe the building lots
in Wilton avenue, being a portion at
the old unpltheatre grounds.
lira. Kate Kinsey, oi 25 Chestnut
street. South Norw‘ulit. has returned
home from u " visit to Staten island.
with her sister and oldest son.
N. ll. Carr} the Water street black
smith. has lust completed it pair oi
tongs and a dredge for Charles Hones.
to be taken to the Klondike gold fields.
Clintodl Commandery, Knights Tem-
ular, will hold a stated communication
l-‘rldsy evening, when the Order at tin
Temple degree will be worked.
The crowds that illl the New York
Grocery company's store tell where illi
best buying can be done. The comps.
nyfs stock is always up to date in
ity and price.
The nIémhers u the ladies' Auxil-
iary oi Sherman Council, R. A.. an
requested to meet in Sherman Council
rooms. Odd Fellows hull, tomorrow cv~
sung)“ g dolor-t sharp.
The (bids: Rule Circle oi Kingt
Daughters oi the Norwulk Congrega-
tional church will meet in the pastor:
study on Friday sitcrsoon at 3: 30
o’clock. :
A meeting oi those interested in tin
tormation oi the new mini club Iii
South Norwallt will be held tonight
in the rims in Donovan's block, to
complete the organisation.
—’i’he ladies oi Trinity Church
Guild will hold a cake solo at the real-
dence oi Mrs. Burr Knapp. 3 Wash-
ington street. iroau 2 until 4:30 p. m.,
Thursday. March 81st.
Frank Middleton will speak in the
Knight Street Airicnn Methodist Eplso
t-opal church tonight as representative
or the United States Maine Court of in
qulry.
Bargain day rolls around again at A.
Dickermsn I: Son's dry goods store.
(bracts is the article selected for a
specialty marrow. Other items oi
interest w‘l I also he put out.
George H. itsymoud, of Berkeley
street. is an enthusiastic galliu'scui’
turist and his extensive hehnery is one
oi his prides. He has s chrivlug deck
of chickens oi many line breeds.
The music cor-utilise oi the South
Notwsllt Congregational church have
engaged Harry J. Zelrm, at New York
city. as organist and musical director
for the year commencing liar ist.
tier. 1. McClure Bellows. rector at
Grace church. is confined to the recto
ry with svserere cold. Unless there
are some new “developments in the
case. he will be able to be out Sunday.
A report which comes trout railroad
circles says that it. Consolidated Railv
road company.“ decided to connect
the two depots at Mind this spring
bridge.
“It...
John ”ll“. oi South Norwalit.
wantiolisrwsllimussprseyestsruamr
and last Morris-hummus
mas. hemmiummv
home. Muir-him! hits that
drunks were satires shelter botanist”
thssdopsrtsd.bulbs-princess»sols--“It?I
tosieatsdihsidlcsrliartrsatwssoh-
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by underground tunnel or overlie“ m
ssrumusssssamwrsor.
Filthy will be per day at the select-
lnen’s oilice. .
'l‘be seleotmen are putt.» usual
spring dog notices. ‘
The Central club will hold a whirl
:ournument alter Buster.
. W. P. Beers. the Norwalh stationer.
's in New York on a business trip.
lira, Fred Hoyt. 0! but avenue. is
in New York city on a visit to iriends.
The town clerlt' s oli'ice is new con-
nected with the outside world by tele-
phone.
At the Central club whlst play bliss
Clara Maples won first prize and Miss
Mary Maples second prise.
Oscar H. Banks. the News“: livery-
man. will receive another csrload or
western horses next Wednesday.
Rev. II. T. Rigney, oi Seymour. will
middle at the lenten services in St.
Mary’s church. this evening.
Kubossa Encampment. i. 0. 0. l-‘..
will hold a special meeting tomorrow
night. The third degree will be con~
ferred.
Joseph Eula has sold his irult and
toniectionery business in Railroad
place and remover! to New York with
his family.
An anniversary mass oi requiem was
sad at St. Mary's church this morning
it memory of Mts. John Policy, motil-
'r of Bishop Tierney.
The Opportunity circle oi King's
Daughters. will meet on Friday at 3 p.
in the lecture room oi the First
Baptist church. Not on Thursday :Iii
innounced.
Attorney ileorge H. i’oohurith. Jr.
‘tas awarded the contract (or his new
unlit—room residence in Courtlandt
rises.- to Abram Van iltntitirit. oi South
Norwallt, who will commence work at
)uce.
Federal Judge, the latest work oi C.
K. Lush. has bccn placed this week in
be public library by the ladies oi the
Library Whist club. lira. Ms 8. Keep
will entertain the club. April 5. at No.
l Washington street.
Stoiiz's entrain, in New Calf-an. has
passed into the possession oi Mrs.
Koehler, and was opened yesterday.
titer being closed about a week by an
tttachrncnt. BfWer Winters. oi New
York, income security (or the bill.
The case oi Madeline Manner, oi
Westport. who brings a suit for $2.000
damages against. the Weaiport and
Wrstpori Street Railway company for
injuries alleged to haw lit-en received
from being struck by a car, will go on
trial In Bridgeport, today.
Dr. Monroe Judson. who was strick—
1n with apoplexy at Newtown Sunday.
vlled Monday. aged seventy-eight years.
He was s graduate oi the Yale Medical
«shoal. was (or twenty years lodge oi
probate. represented Newttrwn in the
Legislature. had been postmaster and
was all his liie a strong democrat.
lilill tortuous.
melanomas, ism pulling in a bid
ior your trade imean «ravines yrm,
similar or later. that it is (or your isles»
.. .. ”iii“ .2" mung." more:
to us
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all! list! MRI-I”
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combustion-mums ”we.
”woman‘s”
$25
' .1708 l’OI' LTllY:
Pratt's Food.
ll. 0. Feed.
Colonial Scratching Fluid.
Phone 1388.
We get the same price for our oats as
other dealers, but sell the best, and screen
them thoroughly.
Any old nag should be fed the best
oats if they cost no more.
Good oats and good service are bring-
ing us.cmuc-agaiu customers.
Buy Outs that’s clean.
TH E 1“. ACT
,ltus glien its
for high-toned work.
addlus the principal,
Department C.
Bicycles.
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Prices to Suit the Times.
Tillotson 8: Mills.
Superb “thump Gunning.
A CIIIIERCIAL IIIGII SGHIIIIL
For preparing young men and w omen {or loudness.
that this school annually places ov er
ninety-live per cent. of its graduating
National Reputation
For outline of graduate courses,
M. A. MERRILL.
llllllllllilllilliIlililiililiiilliilllllillilllllll
$30
Manuel T . Hatch:
South lorrtlk Hardware Company.
$40
Saturday, loudly 'ani Tuesday,
Mch. 26, 28, and 29.
Choice Spring “needles.
You are mrdlnily invited to inspect iiil cxccptionttll y line linc of
TILLOTSON & MILLS.
ii Iulhgtot Situation lomll, Cont.
Easter Cards and ”Novelties
COMI'LI‘ITi'I LINE OF
liiIiIcs. I’ruycr Books and IIymqus.
Iiuxtct' BlIlIi'N. flexible curt-rs. $1.") and upwards.
WILLIAM F. BEERS.
IIIOIILAID GAVIN“,
IlIOIiLIIIl IIIJ EXIIIOT, IIIOIILAID CREII ALE,
mos Ai- and Vance.
Put Up Expressiy for Family Use.
Telephone call not.
add as.» with iron.
as woefully as a physician’s prescription.
THE BEST m entrances.
Highland Brands:
IIIBIILAID PILSIER,
1H: ouwss‘r asst: roman sssoe.
'l'hcy bttlld up the weak. and are unstimulated in any partimlar.
, mun? ’
Telephone ill”.
I lilllliliANl) entire label ”it! Highest ilialwlnrti.
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“in" Glass is “l for to m
John flattery. who smashed the front
windows oi Julia arm's salons in ”WI W 0' Wire-4 rim m
ulster snowman. use brow
”ml-aromath- Mmsssssism ”Merlin.
Hotels and ashram (tarnished at minced nicer.
“DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC 0. HAMILTON, Solo Agent,
1i berth Isis hi... heath lsrwsilt.
naval-legislation.
Cart rehash ass il’illisrs Anderson
before 1*! front is the rows Court
this mils. «ham with violating
SPRING Funnies FORT is
(linghums and Countries I
Are going to be worn very largely this year. We have anticipated ii, atidI
show you a due stock of both. of the very latest designs.
'i'o liven up trade, we offer today, one case of
Outing Flaunels at 7c per yard.
Extra good quality and choice patterns.
Special sale of
Counterpaues, at 69c, 75c and 5|. 00 each.
Very much less than the regular prim
EDWARD STREET
35. $35
Up to Date, SPEIR’S ,
GUARANTEED lN EVERY BICYCLES.“
DETAIL,
Cameras and Supplies.
FOX CYCLE It HARDWARE (10.,
utilittwt, rtii'fs‘,” Oils, lief. Etc
35.,”
It’s a Pleasure
to show the clothes you boy from us toyourlsdyiiaI
gentleman nds. Theyare so stylish. so lust-right.
The style stays they're made right. oi the right cloths.
ion. Thellnings are honest and the prices are lair and leafless.
See our windows. step in the store and note our “as”
our methods; you'll not wonder then at our big success.
f
‘ .;s;’.e.;...‘.». E...E-> ~' .
We take especial pride in our line of Ready-to-Wear Suite
At $12 and $14.
We also take pleasure in showing them to all callers.
All the new style COLLARS from size 12V.» up. Suit.
able for Ladies as Well as Young Men.
Open every evening until nine o’clock:
DAVIS, THE TAILOR,
Clothier. Heller and Furnisher.
Muhacltemo Hotel Block South Norwaik, Conn.
Security lulu Than the -4
Is what is wanted in Lii'c Insurance. Thin
you have if you curry a policy to the Coupons,
ticut (lent-ml Life Insurance Company,
Hartford. If you are not insured write
particulars to H. S. I.;I“ilmlili£(IIi'ii, agent.
mun-2o. "
Old Gold and Silv "
ilid ilold or thirst oi tiny hindtnid hmbea or dismnled ‘
Walnuts. iii-ins, Jewelry. lions», em, in any militia.»
PULL Bill! Hill! II”. BE PAID ill All
may-..“
a. w. sperm. Jeweler
Norwalk Chronicler