WW -hlrlsgallthe
peoth'eyeangei. are
m
,Thersaidanat r llilllu
Westamnehwinugflmh‘
i. Frahki'annnren, oiNorHalk. issui-
toting‘iromausttaskoiplnk eye.
mum ‘lajtjui atmtln
‘ istrenova»
~Dtln't tail to see Snowball Friday
nun. at Hoyt' a Theatre.
"is. Joseph A. milk Of South Nor» '
walk. is spending a iswidays in Dan—
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llr. and lira. John Camp. oi Hart
”1!.de Vulcampmi
lastareaoa.
George ll. Grego'ry has been appoint-
ed administrator of the estate oi James
0. and Johanna lane:
Therelaahadleak lntboSouth Nor-
walk water ,9 tithewcorner oi
Stuart and ‘avalnea
q , .
or. and lira. blimp Coburn. oi
the Colonial cottage. are attending the.
Cutler reooioarb Westneld, Mass. to-
day.
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Miss Viola Decker has agcured a sit'
nation as phér and typewriter
at Raymond era” “it street of:
Ice. '
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Edward Halves. the Norwalk brake-
man who was recently Inland on the
Harlem branch. has had his leg ampu-
titted at the knee
Walter Pl:mey. Mtg-filo! oi the
South Not-walk Congregational church
mummies M1: 1
lain. over Sunday.
Electric Light Commissioner
A. Yolk and sons are takil' in
lo Bill's Wild West show at lladison
Square Garden. New York. today.
The weekly Inertiligé'i th'a Woman's
Christian Temperance union will be
held Friday at 3 o'clock. with Mrs,
lintli Makin. l6 Day street. All are
welcome.
Next Sunday evening the Men's Sun’
day Evening club. at the South Nor.
walk Congregational church, will have
ea-liayor Frank Comatock sing two oi
his post delightful solos.
Ilanlce dell. lackwood is getting
plans ready [or the new building whlcl
he intends to erect upon the site at ill!
former wooden building at the end oi
the Wall M NO. ‘1
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ran cannibal Home nfllclala
Jars nagstistln tor the purchase at
upsvw laud saehalds oi the Norwalk
must The sdlsialag propertym
ass as! unions to sell. .
m mm mm illlu‘mxm... on
several candidates by the new dlatrlr'
Mr. W. H. licliailsn. at the meet-
iu «catholic “alumnae". ii. ol (2..
~ on ussday evening. still 25.
1‘. m“..—
l-laraid Gl'shiienim the well~known
pharpdcisl. and iiias Ilahsl Nickersim
’“ler oi ills late Jasper Kickerson
will he married at the bride‘s home lit
Vast lists um, wanes-nay. April
fl. at 1:” s'elocit la the atternoon.
W..-
windy waiter wanted at Coillns'
Manual. or Washington street.
1's- Golden asls circle.
W. at the mu ‘
King's
’mu
George Casey, oi Ansonia. is visiting
at the bopeoi lies. Sarah Larrigan in
South Norwalk.
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A earloail‘ol pats arrived from Nas-
hua. ll. ‘11.. .yaaierday for the Frank-
Iln' street school:
Joseph Popp will build a sum cot-
tago is West Norwalk. u will he :0
anti agdcontalu sirroorns.
William P. lleers has secured a
handsome lot of etchings, which he is
disposing at at a bargain price.
lira. A. Walsh. who iormcrly owned
the Coley place in the Wilson Point
road, is spending n few days in town.
'dlrltuT. I. Raymond or Hillside. is
entertaining Ilia Ruth Knight and
three Menus from lit. Holyoke serum.
If].
hit. and Mrs. John em...“ have
purchased a house and lot. from Miss
Sarah Partrick. on the Well Pit Hill
road. -
Rev. A. T. Pierson. who has been til
at the home oi Miss C. E. Raymond. in
Knkht street. has recovered sudlclent—
iy to return home.
The regular meeting oi the Woman's
club will be held with lira. Julia P.
Wilson, to Arch street. on Thursday
altar-noon. at 3 o'clock
Companies will?) b will hold a bat
tallou drill on .the 26th inst-.
it the Norwalk awry. under cont-
mood oi Major Fitch,
Miss Lucy .i. Manson has been trans-
lerred imm Selmans' lsctory building
4!. the Knudaanlbuil in exchange
Hell Hrs P 0. low
Monro. street to a width oi dity- ilvc
fact fl hold a peeling in the Council
might at s Silk.
The 6. L 8. (3.. of South Norwalh.
will give‘a iall' alfll’fittl‘islnment in
ii ’s Hail tonight. for the bent,
ritoi he Cuban solicitors.
—-Orders visit at Rudwsll's tor piano
“ill organ tuning will receive prompt
itientlon. Batislaetlon guaranteed.
Misses Laura and Alice Buckmaster.
ll ii Washington street. will give an
entertainment April mil. tor the Ilene-
it oi the Methodist Episcopal church.
A spatial town meeting. to consider
:br advisability oi applying tor a port
ion at the state onwflation lor
tood roads. will probably be held next
Monday evening.
I'llclaimed letters in the Norwallt
lost-other! are addressed to lire. Sarah
.dvans. Master William Griln, Mrs. A.
riallett. List Ronald. lira. W. .l.
illicit. lilies liary ll. Thompson. An.
im Vanfllckle.
For hove oi Country. a story at land
nd sea in rhe any. oi the Revolution
is Cyrus Townsend Brady. archdearotl
ll Pmnsyivsnlsuwili he placed in the
lbmry this week by the ladies oi the
unwary Whirl club. The methanol
he club will be snisflalnsd by lira. J.
ll. Knapp, West street. on Tuesday.
he lath lost.
Frank T. liaynard was the owner oi
llli! famous twenty-five pound cat oi
Daabsry. its is the owner sow oi all
hat remains oi hip. The at is dead.
lad previous to his death bees-e an»
totaled hymaonoia long last. for
twenty-Ave days previous to his do.
raise the great est rsissed to take
lead. and literally starved lllraaeli to
W A. Wsnrlch has been appointed
Wearich.
purchased an Alida wheel from W. s.
Bturtevaut.
The iront oi the Raymond street grtr
cery. conducted by David A. Rosco. is
being repainted.
A prayer meeting will beheld at the
home of Andrew Henderson. in Win.
ulpauk tonight.
The ladies oi St. Paul's church will
give a supper tonight. in the chapel to
the members oi the choir oi' the church.
Representative Hill ‘has recommend-
ed Charles ilodett for appointment as
postmaster at Ridgebury. Falrlield
county.
The Junior league oi the Norwsllt
Methodist church will give an outer-
tainment and social in the church this
evening.
lira. Benjamin l’. Reed. of Spring
street. who has been seriously ill. was
taken to the New Haven hospital yell-
teriluy for treatment.
William 8. Collins. oi Havilaud
street. was moved to Brickeport, yea~
terday. by Louis Sheldon. employed by
Expreasnran Cavnnagll.
The regular meeting of Kahuna: En-
campment will be held Thursday ev~
oping when the tint degree will be
worked on tour candidates.
A ientui'e oi the Center school grad—
uating exercises last night were it
beauiiitll baskets oi flowers rarely.
the grammars from their many ir
Pioneer Hook and ladiler company
was out tor a practice drill with its
new truck last evening The Norwallt
' 't drift iactory was the objective point.
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George Lnl’olnte was arrested yes»
. tertiay tor drunkenness and disturbing
the peace. This morning Judge l-‘rosl
sentenced Lai’olnte to thirty days in
the county lull.
Carl Schaub, oi the imperial cute.
will celebrate the anniversary of his
birthday tonight. He will cuter-tutu
the members oi the Arlen Singing so.
i'le‘ly and other iriends.
~~~lv'ront rooms. tarnished. including
light and heat. single or en suite. with
or without hoard. Inuulru on premis-
ea. lb West avenue. corner lieouurd
street.
The good roads committee oi the
atatc legislature met in Wlusicd. yes—
terday. Senator l5. 0. Keeley. oi Nor.
walll. who is chairman oi the commit-
«to, was in attendance.
The wedding at Miss Emma Bertha
ilrudy to Richard ll. Pitch. both oi
Wilton. will take place or ill. liai-
ihew’s church. Wilton. tomorrow sic
iernoon. A number ol Norwalk guests
will be result.
A special meeting oi the stockholders
oi the Norwslk litreet ltoilway tumor
or was held yams afternoon. and
the board of dim was increased by
the election tit Captain Frederick A.
lilil and John P. Treadwell.
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The Subject ol the mid-week mreling
tomorrow evening in the Conner-tum.
al chapel will be The (title! lesson in
the Resurrection. The conversation
will he opened by PM. Chase. oi the
Norwaik university school. The pa»
tor will preside.
Washington chapter. it. A. it. will
hold a stated eoattnunlcatioo this sv-
erllilg. W. i'. Monroe. (3. K. oi Middle-
term will be present on an ollclsl visit
and witness the wsrltlns oi the lisyal
Arch degree. A banquet will he served
alter the nesting.
Thsg'liapsnt club will hail-Ian“ oi
the pleasant wire at th- loslll lion
walk Wis-at church tomorrow,
stubs. til-arias it. tinker will are
susaalssvsrslsithspsswtllspssa
an the settled. innards and Haulers
a Masts will was and W Tilly
will play a mass aria.
sulrwsacsao “Hm aamvu
M Turk. April “who illydt
sis-par litw York. which arrives to
M mu ‘l’srk‘s island. brought (Yap
area at the
toloflllneatateolAW'
Albert ilehehe, oi France street. has ‘
, Phone
We oculdn't give
. We built up our
way. '
Everything for
Horses. Cattle
and Poultry.
Illllliiiillliillillllllll
ERRED
could,
Stamford,
(loin.
‘ Department C
$25
Do not close these wheels
Constructed Bicycles, as th
dotted.
a; South Norwalk
$40 Bicy
ii liilllllilllliii.
It m0! 03].!) ”Linda”.
0 ..
Ipsschta thdfloasslry the Connecti-
Milagros-pan
in View oi the llcruucrutic "campaign
oi education." alliumnrcd to begin next
week ini‘onneciicut llctlrcscllialivr liiil
aildrrsslwl the Mouse (or an hour yes—
terday on the sumo-rt ill .lle gold stami-
unl and its i'lli'i'i on money and litmus.
in ills characteristic. terrible manner
at uprising lu- traml the history or the
standards at value. and clearly deilu’
ml the iaalle which is at present the our
oi paramount pulmnll importance in
illi' ifnltrd lltsies. Mr. Hill said in
owning that he would not lntroducs an
academic discussion at emit a time.
were it not [or the tat-t that William
.I. llryan will make lllm addresses on
s similar subject neat week on the
borders at his congressimal district in
(Yoonnetlcut. In the muse of his
speech he was interrupted "amenity
by Representative Jerry limp-on. oi
“film, and the sergeant-alarms was
finally railed upon to enforce order.
Mr. Hill showed in tile mum oi his
rem-ms till! the aeilial volunteer”
or lip enormously increased under the
gold seaward: that thlh increase has
crowded the increase 6! population;
that gold alone. or the honey oi sill.
slate redesiptlon nuts. nearly threw
told more abundant ‘ red with
mm money than is lair: that gold
alonelsasrapsbleaoly carrying the
mail eyelets oi the ,. m as gold
slid diver were in “h.”
ital Willa rum.
Wkwmmillcottcer
airs was drivlu his (pat the «altar
Bicycles.
I.....4lb§. m;
Vct,‘.‘.r.'.'.‘.L...... . . “Halo Jar.
pa, (A’snortedl-mu
r. n. million a co...
.......10t:.
Norwalk
138-2.
you pour outs if we
wanted to. 3 We don't handle that kind.
busincgss the other
wet
Buyouts that's clean.
mauud‘3. Ketch.
IlillllllIliilllliillllll
.l GOIIERCIAL lllllll SCHOOL
For preparing young men nnd women for barium.
THE 1" \(3'1‘
that this school onuually places over
ninety-live per cent. oi its graduating
c,lap hae giteu it a
National Reputation
for hlghrtoncd work.
For outline of graduate courses,
addrep the principal
MJ .MIRRILL.
lllillillllillIlllllllllllII'lllllllilllllllilllllll
$30
with Low Priced, Flimsy-
ey are in every particulnv
AN HONEST, uuLL MADE WHEEL, and fully guur
Hardware Co.
cles. $50
TILLOT§3 N 81 MILLS.
We are showing the longest and most
complete line of SPRING: MILLI-
NERY at popular prices, in the Nur-
wullm, with two New York lli’tilgllt‘l‘s
and trimmers to execute your orders.
littlest novelties in Voilingz-s. l’lltttli'li
Veils, Belts, Silk Fringed Ties, and a
complete assortment of
1m». and Patterns.
TILLOTSON 6t MILLS.
lltlttellllcrg
BOUT}! NORWALK. CT.
An ugml t‘lllzrll oi Amlmy. lull. will.
rd that lit‘ should be buried lll a water!
light milin oi two‘inrh planks. in
which there should he sawdust and two
mmloriuhlm. He directed tho. it
spring wagon nlmuld be listed instead of
u hearse in take his body in the reim—
tl-ry. all all which was dune. Nil other
thing he had 4...... in lilo lrltlli'fllitl tiny
l'i“‘l'llll'li‘ lllrll nf miml
l Buy “1.... l
Intention, mmwllllllill
multivitamins):
aim the rut—i Flillll'ill argument at world
'hmod orator- raliermsl charm oi a plain 3-»: n
nllsnlium M pnlilmll mums spenders to
dividend to haul- -pau mim- mam-”rt lim-
For Saturday. lprll Oil-l.
liarroi liest l'lllllr ..... . .................... $5.70
ling lie-t Flour ........ .. ..................... 7?»-
Twenty [unmistlianulaled iluaamlm
Fresh Gratuity Eggs. lilo dos. Mm. %
llama .......... will. illumhlm ...... 7c lb
Cnudnndhilllt ..... . ........ ....... .....7c
Five Quartn of Hearts.... ................... firm
1!: introduce our U. ii. Mall limp.
a hr 25 roots. as much as
(Wmlwamuied iliehnsqualliy
little or “Drill! All!) ”LIVES at
cpl continued a little burger. lissll
Wail.
Mlsonihe upward rum . "Blithe
while the iron is but. " Will cut llam-
la hall at tile to. Try ourl' Pm
at lac; ”unit in you loath. ll"
In maturation-rum.
IRV’ H” mm "it." ”I flimllfl”
"(HF Unfit!" the cheats-ea
:E’i'ufi’a in twirlinfirllr.
MmMi‘bhm
Lorenzo Dibble,
m m.
I
, Brocaded Skirts,
'Sellar‘ute Shirt Announcing: -
$211) Plain Mohair Sliirtu
2. 50 t"
3. 75 All Wool chi! l'pt'w file
u' it is “V ‘
ii is
very cheap.
; EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalit,» Conn.
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"EVERYTHING FRO! A NEEDLE T0 AN'ANCHDRX', ..
’Twus Abraham Lincoln
Who sold: “You «an {ml all of the peoplesotllod .
time, and liomeuf the people all the time, billion . . ..
fool all the people all the time. " We lluVe nutter i ;
to fool any of the people any of the time, and tits at
counts for our success. in the
HARDWARE . .
Businm as Well as in selling
BICYCLES
We have u pnlirv (lith-n EAGLES loll u
YOU Ill HAVE ONE FOR 330..” SPEAK QUICK.
Selling t' in W hero for .85. Oil.
Fox Cycle & Hardware Co
mo ‘wasnmovou eraser.
SHALL PROFITS.
We ieei sure you’ll say the same thing who ya.
aeaanytie in outcases. Such a pleasing variety"
oi shades and patternsl Nothing so oomph“ "
man's ported dress as neat neckwear.
M’ a taste and judgment in the buying of our
Furnishing Goods stock. There’s liberality in the
selling.
“'8 are now exhibiting our eulirgiiuc of
EASTER NECKWEAR,
t'unaistlng 0! Pull», Turks, lt'tltli'-lll~lllillllll, lion's, String Ties, in incl, every ‘1’
phala- iuu pullusitul «ll llmulmuw mlnritlttfl. Our pull‘wuri at '5
‘ 29 cents
la the hind seen anywhere on the full- (milder.
ilpcn awry owning until it o'clock.
DAVIS, the Tailor,
CLbTI‘IIER BATTER IND FURNISHER}
lilohuclt onto Hotel lllmk South Norwallt.
SPRING GOODS
Our stock law all lrush Mill utytmiaw
\\ u how tlw lit-«t wit in the market lot it). and ballet
uu cxccllcnt line ranging in prim» to $2“.
ilur lop Gilli“ uni tlw lull: of tho town at priced
from 85 to $15.
Holes in the Multwmu' llcpi have cm'eeiled our
highest cxpectutiom, and up lliillillt' tilecclcbruled Lioti‘
Brand Shirts Collars and i' riffs
.W.._e_..-..wm....
Willis H. Selleck,
CLOTHIER .AND FURNISHER;
billiullstreul, \‘orwallt Com;
A ”Great Sale. .
Genuine limiting”.25 worth $1 00 and
25Csuts. ~
School Books. New and j'
at New York wholesale glues. .
WILLIAM, F. sauna.
W Will m, “01"“. 5”
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Went Column.
Norwalk Chronicler