The City Council oi Nerwalk will
rose tonight.
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'Jatoesll. KhomeiTole. it home
inrthemasterracstion.
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.NrsF‘rauhN. FmfiaiElmgrore
W ‘F W“, Whit
iia'rry it. Camhnttended atheatre
Miniiew'Iork, mm;
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. award , Adams. oi Norwslh has
. John Haddon’p place
" The city of Norwalk has opt had an
alarm oihre'siaoeAiliiisto. 1m
M
neaa'l'ribe. No. awn-to it. it
hold a regular uniting tonight.
The fruit stores in! South Norwalir
.wereopeutorashorttlmoycsterday.
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Iliss Itiunietg. omen-3 is seri-
ously ill at her home in Riverside ave-
nue. “
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A son was born Friday night to Mr.
and Ira. Otto W. oi Oleuwood
avenue.
-—(ioods have not all arriuimsexm-
«that whim thateyelllig as an-
nounced. C ll. 0 l. (30.. 90 Wash-
ington street. Cal and see us.
Harvey Kent. oi Arch street. who
has been seuoesly' ilk-is again able to
heout.
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The South Norwalk Board oi Coun-
cilmen will hold its monthly meeting
toolsht. “M
. Miss Daisy Diver. or Bridgeport. was
the guest Sunday at ah Florence
Browne. at Spring street.
Fells Simona. manager oi the in
palace in New York. went Sunday
with iriends in South Nprwalk.
Paul (111th ‘wl’lid‘l'iaius. N. r. '3'”
spent Sunday gith hls'parents. Mr
and It J. Cfllttoi Spring street.
The engagement oi Miss Edith Shep-
ard. oi Winifiauk',‘ null Leonard W
Bearies. oi South Norwallt is announc-
ed.
James O'Brien. oi New York city.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. .losellh O’Brien. of Marshall
street. "
ileorge liendrlchson. Charles Wake
and James Grier. oi Bayonne, N. .i..
were guests yesterday oi lira Mary A.
Townsend. West street.
”Fanny hosiery something new ior
spring. 25 cents a pair. Comatork Bros.
It. and Hrs. William J. Brown. ol
rm min. loit‘io'wn Saturday ior
a ten days“ trip to Washington. Rich-
mond. and other southern points.
' Complaint has been made to chm
‘ at Police Bradley cumulus boys who
:_ have been tampering with the ledge
, all out in trust oi the Pepper place.
The lsug-drawa-out suit oi Helicon
so. Bil-stop will soon be settled. as
no doiendaat has agreed to pay up.
no total will be not ior iron: $2.500.
no lion oi tho ”pillar-h school. at
. who were aceldsntiy shot by
student. were not seriously
are about to return to their
annual basis“ meeting and
ollears oi the Twin City
is. rare hooloyuwhs haa mm oi
saitsWtoltholargs plan
the harass cycle ”soar. in tip
In ”installs!
Mireilmiiaamsflrastm is
laNowYorh'ciw.
’9» Wm M
Isa-mound will hold
tonight at s o‘clock.
The ilollor stained in the recent raid
r}_".sai
“-at Norwalawasoestroyedthismorn-
uh“, .
’ inflorryliallwitsliea Itllwwlllt
of death at her home in Chestnut
%, mtg-walk.
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f—lloys' confirmation salts. knee
pants $2.50 up. Comatock Brothers.
Miss May Ferris. of New Haven.
. spent Sunday with it. I). Brown. oi
Camp “I'm
The Norwalk Renovating company is
cleaning ‘ and rugs ior Harry
Pepper. 0 West‘areuue.
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John 0. Disbrow has moved from
Falrlieid arenas. to one oi Edwin Ad-
ants houses in Gerard place.
The Past Day proclamation oi the
governor was road In all oi the church-
es oi Norwalh yesterday morning.
The special finance commitwe oi the
Norwallt Hospital association will
meet at the Woman Central club. to-
will.
Miss Mamie Halley. oi Gerard place.
has rulgasd her position at Tristrsm
lilyatt‘o.aadwlllbemarriedtoad-
serials, oi New York.
Mrs. W. .l. Nash. oi Pair street. who
has undergone two operations ior her
eyesight in a New York hospital, is es—
pected home. tonight.
Olioor Vallent took Terrence Cook to
tell this morning. owing to his inabil»
ity to pay the has and costs imposed in
:be Town Court. eaturday.
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-0rdsrs left at Btudwell's ior plant
and orglii’tuning will'reoelre promo!
attention. Satisiactiou guaranteed.
A regular communication oi Old
Well lode. No. 108 l‘. and A. ll. wll'
h'e tomorrow night. when tht
third will be couierrcd.
Thomas Sheehan. the butcher, is laid
up with.» injured log. caused by a
wound indicted by a butcher knlit
slipping while he was trimming of! l:
piece oi bee!
‘SChuyle‘r' ll. Waterbury and William
Montgomery have relinquished their
positions in Norwalk a will leave to
night Mr Seattle. Wash. in search o!
ortuue. They, hope to ilud
ucratlve employment in Seattle.
. "Sonata-{it 0. Keeler. as chairman oi
the Ecclesiastical society oi the Nor
walk Wiles“ church. made at
earnest appeal yesterday at the morn
ing serflee ior a generous collection on
later Sunday tor the treasury oi the
society
The members of the Woman’s aus—
lllary oi the Young Men's Christian
Association have accepted an invite.
tion from the ladies oi the Bridgeport
auxiliary to pay them a visit tomor-
row afternoon. They will leave South
Norwsllt on the 2:42 train.
Mrs Mary Raymond landon. widow
)i Nelson landed. at lakerille. Conn.
died on Friday alter a short Illness
Mrs. Landon was a sister oi Oershom
Raymond and Mrs. Angeline Boon. oi
this city. and connected with a number
rl ismliles in Norwolk and llowayton.
"Light corervtop costs. slllt sleew
linings. “.50. Comment: Brothers.
Mm Valiant, of Norwsilt. accom-
panied lilies Orenry and Walter
duringstelu to Bridgeport iail. ilstur-
day aiternoon. Gregory will serve out
his due of ms and costs ior illegal
liquor selling and iiprlngsteiu will re-
main ior ninety days as a penalty ior
striking Gregory with a clock.
The patriotism oi The Norwallt iron
Works company. through its ener-
flotic Alli! sieient ml manager. R.
Hill. was demonstrated. Saturday.
when a notice was posted in the com-
pany's plant is llsuth Norwailt. to the.
client that the places oi any of the one
players who enlisted in the army. pro
ride there is war. would be reserved
ior tho- oa their rotors
Bury-Day
. Economy.
Only I '
resold
smooth! of
Cleveland’s Baking Powder
is required. not a
m
Miss Pauline Diver. oi Norwalk.
spent Sunday in New York.
h—su-ao—na—fi—aa—
Richard and Arthur, Singerwnld are
the owners oi new wheels.
Miss Bessie Bates. at South Norwslk.
has gone to Bedding to spend a month
with her sister.
Cornelius Ellwood. who is seriously
ill at his home in Orchard street. re-
mains about the same.
-—An At all wool and last block di-
agonal suit. either double or single
breasted. sack or urinary. Sit). Corn-
stock Brothers.
Edward Fantou. oi New York city
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Hoyt. oi lsaacn place.
The originil New York star cast in
Good Air. Best will appear at the Nor-
wslk Opera House. Saturday evening.
The monthly rolhcall ol the Norwalit
Methodist Epwo‘rth league tool: place
East evening. There were but iew ab-
oeulees.
Miss Marion Harris. who has been
spending a month with Miss May D.
Smith. oi Horilaud street. has return»
at! to her home in Chicago.
The iuncral oi Mrs. Sarah A. Bogart
was held iron the lamily residence at
.Yorwalk i'nrlt. yesterday aiternoon.
Rev. J. McClure Bellows olllciated.
Rev. A. T. Pierson and wife. oi
Brooklyn. and Rev. Woliitlns. oi New
York. will he guests oi Miss C. E.
Raymond. oi Knight street. this even-
lug.
The Haydn Musical club will hold a
rehearsal in the First Congregational
:hurch tonight. at 7:45. A lull uticn—
lance is desired. Proi. Gibson will be
present to accompany the chorus upon
the organ.
Masters Myron and Clarence Benton.
sons oi F. l‘. lioutou. 23 Library plow.
returned home today from a week's
visit with their grandmother. Mrs.
loswell Raymond. in Norwalks—Dnu.
lury News.
A meeting oi the Norwallt Baptist
Zhurt-h society will be held Tuesday
running. at which time. it is expected.
he church will take formal Action to
minor: Tier. Mr. Robbins, the pastor. to
give up the idea oi resigning.
A. .i. Hutchinson will lend the Tucs-
luy night meeting at the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church. The pas-
tor will be present on Thursday night.
ind will speak on The New York East
flouierence oi iii”. A repor‘. cowring
til the special leaturea oi the cooler
’ilt'o will he made.
Mrs. W. H Jarvis is showing the la-
test designs in trimmed and untrlnun-
stl hats.
The Acton plat-u at the corner oi
West avenue and film street. recently
purchased by Harry Pepper. is lwlng
painted a dark red. The interior has
been thoroughly renovated and th-
grounds are being laid out by a com»
potent landscape gardener. A lodge
will surround the premises.
The Y. hi. 0. A. Whites will go in
Norwalk to play a return some with
the Cotnpany 9' team In the Armory
neat Thursday evening. The lineup
oi the Whites will be: Know and
Pike. gusnls'. Albert Helm. renter:
Roy Andrews. leit forward; Gordon.
right iorwsrd. and Otto Helm, substi-
tile. Other numbers will go with
them as umpires. ota«l)anbury News.
Saturday Bhorlll iiswley received a
roeolpt irons liary r. Nichols tor the
gold piece used as an exhibit in the
may trial. and which was a part at
the plunder secured by lloinay and
Weeks. As soon as the short! handed
the money to ill-s Nichols she sent it
to Deputy ems Plumb. who worked
inltllially is the interest oi the state in
the heat for the pair.
wit. A. um. sanctum. will
sell at public auction on Atlantic
damn. disarm. Ma. rats or new.
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Bartlett pears.
Bolted beans,
3% ” (TM. m.)
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Phone 138—2. ‘
We get the same price for our eats as
uthet‘ dealers, butsell 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 come-again customers.
Buy Oats that’s clean.
FOR T’OI.'LTRY:
Manuel T. Hutch.
Pratt’s Feud.
H. 0. Feed.
Colonial Scratching lt’md.
A COIIIIIICIAL IIIGII SOIIO0L
Fur preparing young men and women for business.
THE FACT
i’bat “:1“ school uuuuttll places all”
u not - ye per cent 0 to gradual by
3’ class, has glv on it a
National Reputation
for high- -toned work.
For outline oi graduate outlines,
hddren the principal
lhrpurttuent C. M. A. MERRILL.
Prices to Suit the Times.
\ South Kuwait Hardware Company.
$40
.TlLLllTSdN"MSTMILLISTwm
We are showing the largest and most
ronlplete line of SPRING .\III.I._I-
NI‘IIIY at popular prices. in the .'
walks, with lWIl New York (It'sigl
uml trimmers to execute your order
Latest novelties in Vullings, I’attm'n
Veils. Belts, Silk Fringed Ties. and u
i'lllllplt’tt' assortment of Ilutionlierg
Intros and Patterns.
TILLOTSON & MILLS,
ii luiltliol Strut.
scum NORWALK. C'r.
Special Sale Saturday.
pEustor Cords; Novelties. Prayer Books
and Bibles.
Prices Range from We Up.
WILLIAM F. BEERS,
Telephone wilful-4.410 WAT. I. fl'l'REE’T‘ NORWALK.
THE BEST WHALT “BEVERAGES.
Highland Brands:
Highland trends are Strictly Union.
lliOllLAlll IAVAIIIII. lllBlllAIll PllSIEll.
lilllllllb IAL‘I’ EXTRACT, lilOlllAID OREAI ALE.
amt Malt with Iron. molt Ala and Porter.
For Up Espreaaly ior Family Use.
as roundly as a physiflau’s prescription.
'I'Hl NUIII'I’ ”ALT 'I'ONIO. MADE.
They build up the weak, and are unsunaased in any particular.
Motels and saloons furnished at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES
TBAAC ll liAhllLTOTl, Sole Agent,
at North Isis It. sooth Isrwslh.
Tolephoaelllui.
liliiiiLAND on ihoiabel within-t Standard.
The Home Paper.
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manila lillWhdeiiolJtollllhglitllsllm
mailihsmtieiniuws'. ‘ihsgapsrsndtbrpsoplrsis
MWsreasthmattt-mailaheyuah
hit-wit. ‘i‘heeslypsaetirsiwaysiatbaeiiogihoupmple
" amoeba-law.
Bicycles. $50
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Separate Skirt Anupnnoe 7
Brocaded Skirts, $21K) Plain Mohair Skirts “’
" ”2.50 .
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very cheap.
EDWARD STREET
Ito. 5 Gazette Building, Norwallt, Conn.
"EVERYTHING FRO)! A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR."
APRIL FIRST.
TROUT FISHING BEGINS
, Tomi
FULI.’ LINE RODS, TACKLE, “Etc
307. (inch. and Karma-t ct.
:20 Washington Street.
SMALL moms. ’
, .
We tool sure you'll say the same thing whoa n
usanytie in ourcsses. Such a pleasing wally
oi shades and patterns! Nothing so so“
man's porieot dress so neat neckwear.
There's taste and Judgment in the buying d o8
Furnishing Goods stock. There’s llboralityll lb
selling.
We are now exhibiting our entire line of
. EASTER NECKWEAR,
Consisting oi l’ull‘s. Tet its, Four-iu-Hauds Bows, lilting Tics. In 'm, m "'2‘
altopo in n profusion oi handsome n nolnriugs, Our puii’ scar! at I
29 cents
la the kind set-u et ryuilcrc on the We «router.
Upon ex cry N ulng until it u 't-InI-h.
DAVIS, the Tailor,
CLOTHIER HATTER IND FURNIW“. .‘
Muhuckomo IInteI block South Nomalka- :
I Today is theTime. m
Tomorrow may be too late to protect the wife and
children In event of your sleuth. Nothing will do it,
better than a policy in the old reliable (Tonttccticut Gou-
erul Life Insurance I'm, of Hartford. Fur'purllculhn
apply to S. S L’HOIIIMEDIEU, agent, South Norwalk.‘r
WANTED.
Old Gold afid suy
Oldaolllorlillrsroianyhlndtoldlnohnordw
Watches. (Ii-sins. Jewelry. limo. eta, in any audition.
I'll”. GISII TILIIB IILI. Bl“ PAID PM All
1LW.AUBTIN, Jeweler,
Opera lloooe mm H
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Norwalk Chronicler