Fl? ,
"announcement: union's
I "I Ell/L ‘
lira. James J Norris and son. oi
Wilton amine. “winding the week
'1! New Baron, .. ‘
“an. not. w and daughter. oi
'Mi'lngston plane. are guests of rela—
ea in l'rost'vilie
r uni-ii mi...“ Danielson Conn.
has been rlstthlg ilk Gore Riley. oi
; MIN lain street.
73" Yilllllar IQ of Bethany
,m, of Trinity church will he
. held Thursday night.
.Alaernorialservloelortllelate airs.
Catherine Inloahylaas held atfit. ita-
v-amm
3, General nus-Must an Hs‘ruonl
may. malls; wi [litar
anthoritiesoitheltat? the m y
w—T
The governing committee oi the Nor»
walk Yacht club will meet tonight at
the cure oi Josephm..'i'aylor.
Miss Eva roman or Dayvlew ave-
nue. was tend sl‘t‘rprlse last even-
lag by a numbernl her irlends.
Illsa Bertie Parker. oi West avenue.
leit South N it. yesterday. ior
Brooklyn. whers‘, will visit a tow
~0rders left tStn well' a for piano
and organ tuni in receive prompt
attention. Satlsisétlon guaranteed.
The appllostion oitlle administrators
oi the estate at statues and Elisabeth
Hadrian tor the sale oi certain real es’
tate will be heard in the Probate court
Friday morning.
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'I'hn oliosrs and teachers oi the First
Methodist cam holiday 'sohool will
meet at Thomas I. Raymond's. Friday
evening. tor the study oi the Sunday
school lesson.
Charles Graves. oi Marshall street. is
singing tenor in Trinity Congregation-
al church. in East Orange. N 1.. ol
which W H Humlston, iornIerly oi
South Norwslk. is organist and direc-
tor.
David F. Hunt. who has been lor
several years connected with the rail—
way mail service. has received a de-
served promotion. and now has charge
oi a car. which comes with it a large
advance in salary.
Miss Eva L. Ferris arrived homi-
iron: lassll institue. Autmrndslc,
Nass.. today. seen-rm by )lim
Mabel Currie and Isrletta Clsaen. in
whose honor she will give a dinner to
nhht.
s
a”
Julius: u. hm. ol l'allltllll'
Union merit. has been spool-ted dis-
trict deputy snare-o alright oi the
“flights oi Columbus. Ills lurisdlc
' tlss laeindes P’airlsld sad lAtcllileid
counties. _ S Li _
loath Norwalk oration of tho iiorlal-
istle Labor party will meet .oolglu to
arrange for as open martian, April
sun. when Charlesl‘fikhoy. u.» mm
m. will ”J
Wu smut one started to:
. day for Westerly. It. l.. where he is to
i sh la a concert. lieutenant Noyes
attained permission frost state ralli-
" tat'y headquarters in ahssat utilise"
- In. the slataiar two or three days:
in will not small in readiness to
,, respond immediately to a call is we
mgl
am I {weir
‘ immu- lists lune liar»
waddln’will
ul'a that“ this at-
3g. Jolie .li'. its!“ and doubters.
oi Norwalii. are spending the week in
“shard. ’ '
"71o . , W «a
Theatre, Friday night.
4",. 5 W
”out will of the late Henry Glover
will be charred tor probate, Huntley.
April is.
' A woman with a perlectly adorable
better half mill him the hill) of the lili-
lverse.
Repairs are being made to the water
main in front of E. A. Woodward's
residence.
lira. George it. VanAlstyne and tire.
E. B. Baker are spending a few days
in Brooklyn. -
ii. A Clark. of New iiill'ord is visit-
ing his son. William A. Clark. oi Elmo
wood avenue.
Otto Undstrom oi m Norwsia
spent Easter Sunday and Holiday in
llddietown. .
m...-
i’alse teeth to be absolutely perfect
must be Illedo-‘ln other ‘words. they
must he imperial.
W. it. Austin. oi the lirnl of Austin
at Craw. is‘ quite seriously sick oi the
mumps and grip.
Mina Lina Smith is moving irom 5
Courtland place to the Hamilton cot»
rage at Lyon's Plains.
Fred Betta. iorniorly oi the Norwalk
electric light station. has secured a sit-
uation in Scranton. Pa.
Mrs. William Vollaier and sons.'oi
Union street. are visiting lira. Volllner'e
brother. John H. Perry. in Newark.
captain at Police Wallace Dunn in
on duty at Norwslil today to relieve
Chiel Bradley who is taking a day oil.
Commissioners Russell Frost and
Leo Davis.” the insolvent estate oi
ilrs. mien HierwoodJre in session to-
day.
The newer in East Washington street
hernia; stopped up. yesterday. and the
streattdepsrtmnt spent nereral hours
ole-ass it all r x
Uncas “he. Nth-“v hop. 0. it. it.
will hold its ragulsrnleetlng lonight.
The second degree will be conierred on
several candidates.
Charity Rebekah lodge, oi Bridge-
port. will visit Eureka Lodge, oi South
Norwalll. Friday. the 29th lust. and
water the third degree on several can—
date s.
lv'ront rooms. furnished. including
light and heat. single or en suite. with
or without board. inquire on premiu—
m. is West avenue. rorncr Leonard
siren.
Thomas itctlsun. oi Wilton avenue.
lirst lieutenant of Pioneer Hook and
ladder company. and bliss Mary lv‘ell.
oi Riverside svonuo. will be married on
Sunday. April at.
The tuners! oi lira Phoebe .l. .loy
was largely attended. last evening. at
the residenre oi tier daunhtor. lira. Ms-
ry Miller. 8 Chestnut street. Norwallt.
liar. l’. B. Bohhlns ofllcisted.
t‘harlos lleKlyn and his daughter,
tin. William Wright. started today
ior Old Point Comiort and will visit
t'leveiaad and Plitsonrg More they
returnwllanhury News.
airs. Martha Harper. tor a great
many years house-lesser tor hire. 1, .l
Cape. had her finger broken a low days
ago while restraining a patient in
Dalton tram injuring herself.
.l. P. Trestlwell gave a dinner to the
larulty oi the National Bani: oi Nor-
waia. at the Arena Holst. New York.
Saturday night. The guests included
theater ii. i“. Pricellam linrill and
George l..iVasdwartl.
lies Flora Hells Sherwood. at
times farms. a sister oi lira. AC
Newlirt. alias Aller iiay Sherwood
immaterial: n-
., .m I” '
- undo-m Milton.
. Jill.
I _ y ‘
”330' ovsawnanno nan.
mnummarm'
Womancolnndtalsitids. .
Chicago, April lz—oSunday night
Miss Lillian Higgins. rolled in her bri-
dal dress that had been folded away
for ten years. and with a bouquet of
flowers in her hand, toolt A dose oi
laudanum and placed over her lace
n handlmohlei saturated with choior-
torn: and laid down to die. When Miss
Higgins was 19 years old a young man
to whom she was betrother died with
in a low weeks oi the time set tor their
wedding. For ten years she bore up
under the narrow that at last over-
whelmed her.
During the past three weeks iriends
oi the young woman noticed that she
seemed more than usual to show her
old sorrow in depressed spirits and
sonrersstlou. Sunday «some she
spent in writing letters to Meade. Yet
terday she was found dead is hot roots.
Flvelettern addressed to iriends were
found at her side. Each told hrleily oi
her early love and disappointment
which she gave as a motive tor the act.
rwmr 30V” coarser.
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Arrangements for ottoman»;
sy and Jsflries
San Front-loot): April l2.—~'l‘he Na
tional Athletic club last night practic‘
ally completed arrangements tor a 20
round contest between Toni Sharkey
and Jim Jellries nl Merhanics' pavil-
ion on Slay ii. The match is to he luv
£5 per cent. oi the gate receipts. The
fightera' share would be divided in the
proportion at 75 (yer cent. to the win—
ner and 25 per cent. in the loser. Both
men have agreed to accept James Chev»
ley or Alex. Greggalml us rciereo. ii
either consents to not his unnu- will be
inserted in the articles at agreement.
which are to lie-signed tonight. >
ammonium
Mannllloll. 0.. April laml’rraidenl
William Morgan. oi the local miners
union. has ordered out the 2,000 men in
the district. the operators not having
made the change in the «rerun decided
upon at the "hlt'fiflti l-uuvehilon.
Oakland, (.‘al.. April l2—-l.axly ‘i'arlle-
Butler has boon arrested on a oharge
oi insanity and given a ride in lhc pa-
trol wagon balore her identity was
known.
Detroit, Mic-ll. April «Father
Dominick Kolnsinsltl in dead alter an
illness oi only a few days.
Eugene. 0m. Al.\l lZ—Thomas ll.
Tango has lm ”nominated ior ('olr
green by the Republicans oi the am
congressional distrlrl at Oregon.
l2
’l'Wl) CHILDREN Sill'l-‘tXYATED.
Philadelphia. April 12. ‘Two children
were suitors-ted and a third so badly in-
jured that there ill but slight hop" of
recovery as tho rmull oi a tin- early
llliu morning in tho dwelling house oi
llrurge Oman. mm Smith Thirteemh
Direct.
wOUGiiT TO BE CELEBRATI'ZD.
it will be three years on the 17th of
April that the Iirst shipment of lower,
rial Crown cigars was made to South
Norwslh.
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I Buy Trade!
And pay for it.
Ill!“ Stilt. Millennial! Mo
MltllItiltlil’itlllliltlpi.
“Not the mist mm: argumunl 0! world.
”MMW can minimum"! is plain Inlet
u'flir attention oi modem mom, a m l
diverted to baubpan prices domed W .
For Saturday. lpril 9th.
haunt Best "all... ... ... ...
Twenty poululsilnnulatelliiugar. stun
Fresh Gantry In. lilo din. trim. in.»
Name... .... . . iii-lb. iihouldm ...... to "l
graduated Mill. .. .. '
W'ei'lum‘fi
To introduce our ll. Allan 63....
ll lot a dents. W as lunch as
tileileutuuality.
Hale oi HOI'PllI AND OLIVE-l at
unmanned sl tie-.ltmger i
Mien-lineman" . maturing:
while iron is tall." Will out helm
la ' stlhlo. Tryoari'lemnil’m
at lie; “meltln ymr nwluth "
“mumrmm
”your carrier on naturally all-taut
«haw,
lathlseltyéiellam
Mmlflmm
m immunolsautlsgottasaistnel
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ps.(Aeaomd)..............10c
llama a co.
South Norwolk.’
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Phone 138-2.
We couldn' t give you pour oats if we
wanted to. We don’t handle that kind.
We built up our business the other
way. .
Buy outs that’s'elean.‘
Manuel} Ketch.
Eve thing for
Horas, Cattle
and Poultry.
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8
Bicycles.
mm A commit]. 111611 801100].
I . 1 For preparing young men and woman for billlllm
COLLEGE THE FACT
_ ’ ninety-bras: oentsioicnta graduating
. Stamford, National Reputation
a (raidin- the principal, M
Department C.
.IllllllII‘llIll|allllllllllllClllltiilldllllllliill
Do not kins: these wheels with Low Priced, Flimsy—
Conatrncied Bicycles; as they" are in every particular
AN Honest, WELL MADE WHEEL, and fully guar-
anteed. " 1'
\V e are showing tho largest and most
Pompletc line of SN" Nil .\l I I.”-
KER Y at popular prions, in the Nor.
walks, with two New York designers
Latest novelties in Voiliugs, l’uttorll
Veils. Belts, 'ilk Fl ingot! Ties, and .l
t omplotc assortment of Battt'lllit'l g
Lures and Patterns.
TILLOTSON & MILLS.
85 'lilll‘ll Slim,
thatthisachool annual! places over
0011!]. as. a. MERRILL.
South Norwalll Hardware Co.
and ti’llllllit’l'li to ('Xt't'llft' your urllcrs.
SOUTH ”ORWALK. CT.
lzvt-rv tum-mils will “Isl it the slim r. the last, the mm: mmvmlml mums.
ing and toy heating. 3» illuminating lght in as gull-vi or an raiisl‘srtur} a- thal of
am. Neither is any rum light no t imp.
Quick“! and ”not Economical Incl.
'09 carrying Coal. Ides Mina». No Opiu-
tlng Wood. lo Dirt. lo Tim. Loot. At-
an.” Rudy. Quick Ira-Hosts
W nimll he happv its welcome In Mind i‘nrwslh in our other anti "plain to
thrill the great convenience-aw
DURINthlt SPRING and SUIIER HOMES.
(Jae Range:- llt ”everywhere. The a VmBACII LAHI'. 1hr light lsstrong.
always the same. "slim tor the eyes. with the Weinbash lamp, slauiard of the
world.
THE NORWALK ,GAS LIGHT CO.
No. I. Wager “not. ‘
Nam-lit. Donn.
s
helical
user tiaitWAlJ‘ eonool. TAX“.
Thetaspaymotlaolastlsrwsia
uchooldlstvietsrshmlyaottlsdthat
the dislriet tea at later mills oaths
dollar. is“ on the town mt
Notice!
EAST NOBWALK ”KB TAXES.
‘l’nedaspysrs oi the am Norwalk
l’lrs District are here” settled that
the district tax of osevhali’lill on the
dollar. laid on the lows Wt
listoilfl‘l atansfilagoitiallv
hole on the tints-fill” at Jae. yot Jase.
not at taslsst WWW.
l
$2.11) Plain Mohair Skirts” '5
It
Brocudod Skirtll,
/ u u
3.75 All wool Cheviot serge.
it it
H at
The above are exceptionally good quality,:
very cheap.
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.
dynamo FROM A NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR.”
’Twas Abraham Lincoln
Who said: “ion «on tool nil oi the people coined y .
time. and some of the iconic all the time, but. you
fool all the people all t t(' time." We have never
to fool any of the people any of the lime, and tha
counts for our .«mc were. in tho
HARDWARE
Business ut- well no in selling
BICYCLES
We have u paltry tlnzou EAGLES left M
YOU I" HAVE ONE FOR $30. 00. SPEAK QUICK.
selling ville n he N" for .35. 00.
Fox Cycle & Hardware Qof
lao WASHINGTON STREET.
win. Prisms.
We iset sure you'll say the snare thing when yes
on snytle in ourcases. Such a pleasing variety
of shades and patterns! Nothing so complain
man's perfect dress as neat neckwear.
Furnishing Goods stock. There’s iiherallty In the 5
selling.
We are now exhibiting our entire line of
EASTER NECKWEAR,
l'tiflllnllllg of l’uiiis, vaks,‘ i'clllr-ill-ilallds. Bow». filling Tier. in (not, every ,5,
shape inn profusion of llnllrlwluo l-olurillg», llur pull'wuri it!
29 cents
In the him! mu errywhcrv on the 7M counter.
(ills-u awry Willing until ll li‘c-lm-k.
DAVIS, the Tailor,
CLOTHIER HATTER AND FURNISHEI,’ ,.
Mallurkt-mo Hotel him-k K South Norwallt
SPRING GOODS.
Our aim k i» all iresll .luli up-tmiate.
\\ e have the lie-st «suit in llll- luurkl-t for $5. and have
an excellent line ranging in pl’li' o to $20 .
tlur lop Coats arc tlw talk of the town at price!
from $5 to 1515.
Sales in tho Sea kwear llcp t hau- cxc ceded our
higheat expectation-l, and we DaintllOtlltBl lllcbrutod Lin 1
Brand Shiite. Collars and i' uffll. ,
-——~—- .. . mwmwn‘uw...
Willis H. Seneck.
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER,
-':3ii\\ all street, horwalk (Jun
Special sale Saturd
Beater Cards. Novelties. Prayer Books- ‘
' and Billion.
Mean Range iron: loo Up.
Witthnnnnn.
Walla-4. «i9 WALL WT. It)“
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ant Columns , '
M’s taste and judgment in the buying a! at ‘ . I
Norwalk Chronicler