Forecast: taught, prob.
ahiy fair Sunday; nation-n tempera-
ture; sooth wi'ab milling to north-
I ' t r ;,- 3
George has. Daahnry spent yes-
terday with Dr. . Milton Cohorts.
Unclaimed W in e Norwalit
post-other: are addressed to A. B. Kan.
son. J. H. Powell. Rev. James Smith.
~lloe8had.8elb.; mwathzdc
hlnedshacatflayes' market.
Walkman
W WW A. am, (it
Malnatreet.
William Hus-mus: ere’eting two
modern six'room nations on his pro~
party in Burritt avenue.
~noc shad tardy. r met.
m
8hermanCommandery..UO..GC..
the name of Limie Lemyel were found
in front of W. 8. Startersnt's store
yesterdays
-Ladies' and gents' bicycle hats.
0"Briena.
On Monday evening. April 25th. Dr.
J. C. Ayier, Ph. 0.. will deliver a leo-
tore on not oI‘I-I or Mine. in the
Knight Street Atrieaa Methodist Epis—
eopal rhmh!‘
it The Crane Players will close their
week's engagement at Hoyt'a Theatre,
tonkht with The Willa oi a‘ City. a
play specially writent for the very elev-
er Elmore Sisters
W...
41 paper reduced to 85¢ per double
roll. at J. T. Prowlit's.
The memhcs oi the Union Veteran
Union are requested to meet at Colon-
el L’Hommedieu'sofliee at 7 o'clock toc
morrow night to attend in a body the
Methodist services at lion's Theatre
The mom Mia” Fowler
Post venom ‘a’netst G. A. it
Hall tomorrow night at 1 o'clock to at-
tend the patriotic Sermon of M. A. 8.
Kannagh. in the Opera House.
~0rders lei! at Siodweii's tor piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
attention. Satialactioa guaranteed.
The numerous friends of Harvey
Kent. drummer tor the Holmes. Keel-
er & Selleeit rompony. are glad to know
that he has muttered lrom his long
illness and able tngnaite his weekly
trips to itidgeleid once more.—-Ridge-
hold Press. , .
—————ua—&L———-
Captain it. 11%.. or Company F.
has swung a large flag to the breeze
from his isaar street residence. Cap»
lain Fred A. Hill. oi Company D. nhoa.
ed his patriotbnl by a large ling hang‘
it; trots his.” window in the lia-
ssair building. '
Mess. like. at the titer ilk.
11w. lltldm ' oi lfll'alhtilll-
tun. oi the Nuwnlh Methodlai rhurrh.
will give a allies of three parlor err-
lertaia-epts. at the homes or in: man
Ian. wnmmuthmwm
”mat” attire Harvey
fills“. Archean“. onWidayevene
in. April nth at I o'clock.
W
laaday evening a patriotic mom
will he held in lion’s Opera Nome. hen
ginning ll 1:!» a’riarlI. tier. A. It.
through will preach on The War
, With Spain. Minnea- sad Dosa-
; ins foster posts, the Union Veteran
and them at War will
is a body. Mr. force will sing
The hunt at healer Hill.
whirl. it I. noses the weihhaowa
aestist-optiriaa.e on In assaulted at
his alre. is the!!! Hotel the Mb
also Hotel. aoath Nowell. Tar-days.
ii
7 daughter
doctor and Mrs. Willinln N. All”. of
no?
”my ”inflamed and pressed
mfiflmm drsrssaut
Manda. Elam
A hubmboratocaa-
“ I _ .. . . ‘ ’
JWMLMawolleapam
Charles I. squirm has been awarded
the contract tor building the Brook
street areh bridge.
a.
in iheease oi Wadhams vs. Ferris.
the‘plaintil has filed a hood with Clerk
If. A. Hill as surety tor the costs.
~itadlahes. it a bunch, at Hayes’.
Miss Maude Bronson. of
Bridgeport, has been the guest of Allan
Anne 0. Santord. ot Franklin street.
The members of Washington lodge.
l. 0. G. T., held a hos social and dance.
last night. at their hall at Cranbury.
—75e and We paper reduced to 25¢
perdoldlie roll. J.T .s.Prowitt'
Mrs. George Carley. oi Woster street.
has returned from a visit in Booth Nor-
walh.—~Danbnry News.
The seventh annual supper and eon-
pert of Calvary Baptist church will
tailsp iaoe nest Thursday. in the Ath-
«atom.
72!.
1’ 7
Mina Benin Jarvis is in Bridgeport.
where she attended a card party last
evening. at the home of Mice Susan
Jarvis. a
Mrs. William Callahan, ot ill Ray-
mond street. was taken to the hospi-
tal in the ambulance Wednesday. ser~
lously ill.
~Ohickens. 12596. at the Star Mk.
ller. a. M. Haulenheclr will have
charge of the Methodist church at
West Reading for the next few
months. ‘
Auistnnt Postmaster: William A. Go-
ley. oi the South Norwailt post-once.
started (or Atlanta. Georgia. yesterday.
to spend at week with his father.
~Blue lislI. 8e. N. Y. Market.
Colonel Samuel Daskam will reprer
sent NorwaliI at the National (tongue:
lions oi the Revolution. which will he
held at Morrirtown. N. 1.. April 30.
The seieetmen are preparing to
routinue the macadam on the Wilson
Point road to the Danhnry and Nor.
will Railroad conipany's overhead
bridge.
~—lv‘ull line men's alpiaes. O'Brien's.
The shall or the dredgehauling no
usratua on the oyster stranmr Freddie
W. Decker. owned by Peter W. limb
or. brain- a low days ago. and the
steamer has been hauled up for re-
pairs.
The South Norwaih Baptist Young
People's Soc-My at Christian linden.
or meeting tomorrow evening at liztlu
rI'vioI-lt will he led by George Gerri-h.
it isa consecration meeting. it is
hoped that all the members will maltr-
I partieolar elort to he present.
m—llslivschirkeas. lZlfic. at "syn.
in the, «III w w“ Attorney A.
i6. Austin against Charles Mott for thn
landlord oi Mott's apartments. and in
which suit his hiryrie was alinrhed. a
settlement has been made by Mott
paying the small at the suit with
roots.
The Matinee Euchre club out with
the Miaaea llatrh. oi West armor.
Thursday alternoon. lira. George A.
Jenalnna won lrst print; lira. George
It. Byiagioo. second; Miss Lina (remit.
the guest's. and Mrs. ilnmeii frost. the
roasolatinn.
*0alrsaisiag done by Parker Viv
hart Hall 8 Ca. tits-ton.
The Men's Manley Evening minty will
hold a aerial seat Monday night is the
parlors at the both Mail; Comm
Illiottnl rhorrh. The stair will be ere
tireiy informal. and men-hers
III-aria. “lilting atrium sad is.
dies" may tenure then: trout the serial
mime.
At Yaielhe war lever harp-smith-
tsllI period ”The lainatry amp-ales
WWW and attes-
uneWasredrllliaa salty and
immwliibetsrwnwmd
“Inmwmbast
war. ltmmimainihatahar‘
The ‘ .
mmmmnxhfiare
. mlyeompioted.
~’ mile” worthot
moc Unto Kelley dreryili at her
home in Monroe street.
Corporal Howard 8. Merritt and
Drummer Fred Carr. oi East Norwalk.
have fled tor their disehnrge from
Company D
—Natlye chickens. 12354:. at flayea’.
The Arion Singing society has ac.
rented the invitation Oi Schiller
Stamm 11.0 R. M. toailend the an-
niversary of the latter Monday night.
~Dnniap-and Youmaa derhys. O'Brien.
Teddy Edwards. the New York man.
who is riding a century each day. passr
ed through South Norwalk. this noon,
pared by Iliott. ol Britepori. Bd—
wands had a bad tail in front of the
Mahachemo Hotel.
«Radiance, 1e a bunch. at Hayea'.
STOLE 820 FROM A SAX-13.
Chief Bradley this noon arrested Ed-
die Townsend. a colored lad, whose
home is in Franklin avenue. tor steai~
ing $30 trom Brower & Worden's sale
in their Main atreet teed store. The
boy was left alone in the atore while
Mr. Warden was called out. When he
returned the sale door was open and
the money and the boy were missing.
Chiel Bradley lOI'KE’d young Townsend
up and he conferred. The money was
recovered.
ON T!) CI‘BA.
At a special meeting of Company P.
held this morning. the. standard "On
to Cuba" was unanimously adopted.
The rompany does not want any re—
rruits except those who are oi the
lame opinion. Company it will proba-
bly adopt the some motto.
AT FELL SPEED. BOL'XD WEST.
By Associated Preaa.
Xew‘i‘ork. April 2.14m- simmer
Trojan. which arrived here today lroln
Naples. reportr: April it. int. 36, long
10. passed an unknown rruiaer and
Ihme torpedo home steaming at lull
Ipeod hound west; aupposed to hr
Spanish. -
~ouom T0 III: eelznnmen
it will he three years on the 17th oi
“If“ that the first shipment oi lmper
rial Crown cigars was made to South
Kuwait.
MARYLAND READY TO RESPOND.
lly Aseorinted l’reas.
Baltimore. April Ell—Active prepara-
be or.
malls. the
Visit
\onn.
m
0011.303,
$30
If you buy an ECLIPSE Al
yooean coast with your feet with
on the pedals. gle t
!
I
$50
.\luuul.uu’e of Ilowmt and
'I'RIMSHNGS H‘IA \Tlll‘l
not all that i iilllitltiitt’S our
the style displayed by our
taking in every particular
tions are in progreaa toward puttingi
he Maryland .‘latiouai Guard on a war
looting and the imitations are may}
Maryland will be ready to rmpom! with 5
im' quota of lroopa to the preaiviont'si
rail tor roiuurorra within twenty~lour’
hours trout now if armory.
I
TO i'ilOi'BBil T0 NORFOLK. l
liy Amelaml l’reaa. ‘
Detroit. April fowl 'ommnnder t’il-f
lieu Mites. oi the Michigan naval mirf
lilla. has revolved ordm to prorrrd at?
once to Norloiit. \’u.. "th his com-‘3
round. 9
l
Hiram—Hurry up, Mandy. an‘ git
any from thia imlidlo‘. Mandy»
Whats yer hurry. iii? Hiramm
lrhmiriingi~7he lefir in the eieva
tor target to rollert our lam
At the .
Model
Grocery.
Fancy (treat-my MW. 5' ii», ‘
ti it... ...... ...... ............... mam
Amariraa food (lo ’a Hoops “.1:-
Hm Cit!!! Hum, pet "I. .............. ilir
Slammed Humidors per iii......... it:
it pantlltanuiatu! ling-r... .. .. .Jl no
Thmpansthrflead itirem. .Jflle
mwmwnmnuw
sowiagmyhswntira-tieed.
“Mes.
r home. Hand-wind!
AWN” to he had .tnr
lie.
ilyoa
M minim: ”petition
Lorenzo
Dibbl¢«
each Individual (-IIstoIIIer
future patrons.
Peaches,
Apricots,
Apples,
our ealiil'rit of Ivory Soap and got one cake free.
Phone “138.2 .
We are specialists \n grain.
We study nothing elite n\\ the near
Bicyeles
THAT STAND THE TEST.
Soul! llomit Hardware Co.
. II Still In sum.
' F..D. LAWION & 00..
h
South Milli) street '
- loath Wu _.
\Dt glue gun outlive and mice
that you cannot get Nowhere.
Bop onto that‘s dean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
.
llillilliillIiItilllitIlliiilll.IISOIIIIIIIIIIIICIOO
A MINIMAL HIGH SCHO0L
For preparing young men and women (or business.
THE FACT
that thb school annually places over
ninety-dive!“ per cent. of Its graduating
Milan given it a
Stamford, National Reputation
P %§'$'wm¥'&
com. or “All”; the principal,
”mm‘ C .MIIRRILL.
lliliilliliOOlOllllIilidllIIDillillllllilllllilllll
$40
1 these wheels are fitted
Morgan & Wright sin-
lilit’ tires.
With Free Repair All the Year.
$60
Thiwslason's Slowing in iiillinery.
llt'at S'ylt’h' ill ”ATS,
RS l I'C. That Is
superiority Tilt-Io s
lllllllllt‘l'swmrlit‘ III the
selectmuof goods, eurrort 'privos for the illi‘l‘i hau-
Iiise and rareful attention in every detail.
l’aiuc-
, our aim is in pleaw
and make them ouI
Sailors in black and colors III new shapes and
straw” '
{Or Iadros and misses.
Hats for street wear and for lIIt-yeliug
Tillotson 3v Mills.
80 \\ :IslIiIIgtoII «drool. South Norwuilt.
lull-nib!!!"
illltlltlltlillltilil
liilit liltil.......,
And the ratatfliritiu o! a 0A. IA
pleural "i "if Wm’w
Qulels Main.
Perlect Cooking.
A!”
GAS
708 Will.
PM lilil‘l'llG.
FOR Llfilmlli.
01 in the hill-hen in the «run»-
vmlenI-e.
No Dirt.
Always Ready.
The mulli- are:
Great Commit During the Summerhmhs.
THE WILSBAOH LAMP
Purim tit;
“teat and moat plan-ripe light at a mlmumm mini.
is; attains-tum were” om who “an it
we than i: pus-ant to luau- thr ladln of Month rail In autumn.
and we will endeavor to “plain to iiiem the merit")! this an...»
onlfliltflmul tlaa.
'flll IOIUILI 0A8 LIGHT 00. -
SPRING GOODS.
WMDIIIMM
”on. it Wot-r Woes. ,
polo-date.
W e have the host Hsuit in the
l anthem
Mill-t
E3”: m""'"m'."’ WW.» an excellent line running in price to
market for $5, and have
32).
Our Top Costs are the talk of the town at prim
‘ from to to 315.
Sales in the lioelureur Dep’i have exceeded our
highest expectations, and we handle therelebrnied Lion
Brand Shirts. Collars and (Julie.
r wmis H fieneck.
'DEUVERED FREE TO maul.
H H H
2.50 _
3.75 All wool cheviot’serge”
‘5-
'l‘ho above are exceptionally good quoiity,a a .1
very cheap. '
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building, Korwaik‘, Conn.
”Everything {mm a Needle to an Anchor."
A Declaration of War???
Does not imply n gr-Iwrul «ingmitinu iII lineman. We are anticipating!
Ppl'lllg mule, and can oll'er great inducements . <
TO czrsu BUYERS.
Bicycles,Sundries,Camera Goods
Paints, Farming implements, etc.
FOX cm: I. HARDWARE co.
iZO WASHINGTON STREET.
“SIIIIIil Profits and Qtili'k Boles."
Interesting
That's the way we aim to make our busineaa W
meats—intereatlng. but always trothiui. Priotar’a &
oiten flows into flowery sentences thatareimsginedaad figures
thatarw deceptive. Our showing at Spring and summer“. -
is certainly interesting. It's easy to pay more and Wear dail-
lng not as good. It's hard~impossihle~to pay less and W”
better or more stylish attire.
Just now our new
rBieue\o Soils
are attracting quite some attentm,
Prices range from
Mmufim. 4
Very newest designs in footie-o stoolringa. L
Open every evening until o o’clock.
Davis. the one
Cioihier. Hatter. and
Furnisher.
Mahaekemo
Hotel Block.
ao.hiorwaiit.
THE BEST MALI Burundi?
Highland Brands:
Highland Brands are fitrletiy Union.
lilBiiLAlli IAVAililil, iiidliLAIli PILSIEI.
iiiOliLllli llli' EXTRACT, iildiilllll OREAI ALI
and ”Isle with iron. Moot: Ala and Fancy.
Put Up Expressly for Family Use.
an «awfully an o pinI-io'ian’u prewcrlpilon.
TH! PUIIUT MALT TONIO. ”ADI.
The) Build up the wait and are «mumps-rd in my palm
”allele and min-ma Anni-lied at Miami 1mm. ’ g.
V
ISAAC (l. HAMILTON, Solo Aunt,
lit-o ii In!“ Illa 3h. Suit
”It ill LIKE I) ml the label mm ngllmi Slnlltilml
A Great Sale. .
Gemini: Etehingsuworth $1.00 and
for 25 Cents.
School Books. New and Second-
at New York wholesale m
WILLIAM P. DEERE
Norwalk Chronicler