‘ » They. with the chor-
tho lollowilis mule at
mice: ‘ Orson prelude,
p claimant; anthem.
. . oDoy,'l‘onr|; woo
"the”? Brown; nnthem;
inn lint, Gnilmnnt. In
tho lion's club service will
~ by the pastor, with ad
. Harlan P. Beach, on.
‘ '3 Factor in the World's
p w , F. D. Wallace, 3 oolo
‘ ,ottniuioento. will mint
' the following musical pro.
Orson. First Movement,
-, Honda; anthem. A:
; soprano solo. Abide
‘; tenor solo. The Pen-
. Water; oliertory, Panto
_ ontheln, Praise Ye the
., ;‘ tenor solo. Conic Unto
Dnhois; pootlude, Tocca-
‘ K. Noble. Pastor.
It 10:30 and 7:30 p. in. in
‘ . Rev. Harlan 1’. Bench.
oi the slinlenta’ volunteer
will occupy the pulpit. The
will conduct the opening our
‘ who evening Dr. Noble will
‘ ' True Patriotism-«What it
it it Demands oi Us in View
_ war. Sunday school at
Willie Christian Know
5 p. in; Senior Christian En-
ot 6:30 p. in. Everybody cor-
m: to all cervical.
«iv
0.. Sherwood. Pastor.
m will preach tomorrow
and evening at the South
‘ ,church. Monthly
i" meeting at the Christian
locioty at 6:30. At this mm
"lulu missionary oiierins
token. The proceeds this month
'00 in local work. Contribu-
Vmotio‘y, clothing and provision:
l will be received. The even.
- with sermon will be at 7:30.
Snow-1k Boptm.
I. Robbins. Pnutor.
”morning the pastor will
The Beauty oi Jesus. lsnlai
it the evening there will be a
when Mr. Robbins will in
tho new Christian flag and tell
Italian ior. Minn Funny J
Christin l-‘loit ilymn will In
m A. Mold. i'netor.
~ ’1 meeting at 9:30, but by
- Preaching. 10:30; to-
”, anrito and Veteran:
, Army. Sunday school and
m at 12; lipworth league.
' ; preaching service, at 1:30.
‘l'ho Bottle Not You“. but
A opioiulbl programme oi too
It! mum! tit each service
medially welcome.
pun-u—
‘ W W.
I. linvnnugh. Factor.
It tbc Opera llottite at 10:3l.
1:50 p. tn. in the evening the
' l he The War With Spain.
a
W
Ito-chum.
W notion. Putor. ‘
Willi. I o. n: item or
m, 10:80: sum:
Milli p: 3.: livonm and tor»
' 'i'ho rector will oflciote.
W
WW»
1» W. Won. Potter.
4 p. on: Junior
min In: Senior
lotion 30. Thom!”
,0:
‘m crawling. lion»
'uhnnm’l’ubfmim
mm.wm moth.
‘ , potionltfllmh
thumb.
_. I. .
it.
. Mism.
“a“ o. m: cm
it; christian Endeavor. t
in. ms [1. in. W.
BITE
I] IISOI'I'
Sold anywhere—moon
. ouch biscuit.
till now mumt out"
u—lo-o o. ru- nan-.m
. 0 Alaska
GOLDFIELDS
Ifincw IMDIRE L."‘-1y'ln tun item-m»
l lo, Pennsylvania, llilno Indiana, (Vim
mough. specially titted w lb Bloom “at,
mtgric mm, and till nmlern inurmve»
m o, .
Seattle to St. Michael
Appointed bitmii PW"! Jone ”$2.31:
iii. .1", 27.
These in
the Trunsut tic Imfilmh in OWIKI'HtiII witl.
act-no utentnm on well known in
rnrown tinctoi I. Now Vessels for tb-
Vulton Riwor ironic tomb-in by [at ilu
minute to Dawson city nnd all other
Vuiton Riv-r pout“. '
“ALI. W‘TKR ROUTI.”
Remember that till: lino enable» new»
to reach the heart It! ttmOold Flolds with
“It enduriug' the hardships, rumour. new-n
wit and tin r to life and pmpvrty one-run
lewd on the verlomi rout“. Apply
llll’lllll NEWMAN] 00.
It! First aver-tie. iienttlo, “'lflih.. or to Inter.
national "av. 90., u Itutilll 6mm.
Vew York. 3’ MM
School Taxes!
The taxpayers oi'the South Norwall
llnion School district are hereby notiv
tied that the district tux oi one and
inc—quarter mill: on the dollar, laid on
the town accountant list oi 1897, at a
meeting oi the district held on the int
(lay oi June, 1897, at the Franklin
street uhool home. will be due and
puynblc on the 2d dny oi May. tabs. in
which time I shall on roady to receive
mine at Stilimn's drug utorc. 82 Wash-
ington street. Penalty at the rate oi
nine per cent. a your irorn May 2d.
ill”, will be charged on all tum rc-
nniniug unpaid on and aitcr June 2d.
1893.
P. A. TOME}; ..
Solicitor oi Tuxcu ior South Norwnlii
Ilnloli‘fichool District.
Dated at South Norwnllt, April 12.
IS”. ' 812 if
intruluy nitornoon at. 2 o'rlnck, in tin
Swuliuh l'ongrrgutiuunl cliurrh, .ll'
ire ivx-lcomc.
Y. M. (f. A. MEETING.
The Sunday uilcrnoon Humility); at llu
liming lie-urn (flirtation Aaamiutloi
room» will be moulded ovcr try tlu
:atlitm' auxiliary. The meeting will lu
Led by the prvuldent. Mru. Emily l.
Elly. minim. The i'romim. Bi’tfi-i’)
member oi the auxiliary lli rr-uucup-d
o attend and support tho nwctlnx. Ar
this is n woman's meeting. the indie-i
oi thc dliicrcnt churches are rmumtw!
:o be printout. The meflibflfli oi the nu
nociatlon are rmucutmi to turn out it
(till. hiuulc by the orrhculru.
Militias MAY m9: llii’l‘AlNilii.
lly Muminictt i’miu.
i'nimoulh. April 23m'l'lw lTnlm
lintn ttmrlo boot Boron», which bu»
.wicc Marti-ti ior America. and whirl
in each time been compcilcd to rctnrt
rump out oi thatI dock lull cv-i-ninw, bin
in; completed the repaint that wr~rc no
million by hcr running into n pl».
19nd o icw doyu no. it in mid bur.
.httt actual limtiiltleii botwm'
he United stolen and ilpain having be
run. the government will not nllnw th.
lantern to leave.
WATCHING you ’i‘lli: Dill-limit.
By Mancini"! i’rmt.
London. April film-Tho ilhmniclu
10” that a inc-nib" oi the llrmne o’
implant". having good moron oi in
'orrnutloti, doctoral in tin- lobby of tho
lioun loot night that the, liponinh M
ll the Cope lee Inllitdu weir wail
mg for one from llnnlh America in it
the whereabouts oi the battleship Ore
ton. and that when her whim: wot
tnown it duh would bu mode to no
milhwnt and on elm made to cup
‘m her.
ounnns ’i’t) illthAl. com.
By Ali-minim i’reoo.
Philadelphia. Pa. April lit—«Tho oh
not corp- oi the rmmimio novel re
worm mi about mums m not
Wnflilllion to prorated to (rope motor
m Tile order. Illicit W W
at. minded with "liar up time.”
lion- Iii-r tin unit-r woo rot-iv“ tin
nit on o to; on! m onto-ow
m burnout m
mmummlclmo, broth vooes‘ .
. . . We
«havobuuhondthmwodoota'
in... which will mu. uo to otter
than! at olmoot turn the import eon. ”
We on pole unto tor the Nanulk will not track or scratch and is ollor- clounnblc rcirlgcmtora.
Renovating company. .
Gleam, (not destroyers) oi cur-
petr. run and portions. .
Star Floor Oil, it pure wax oil that
ALIDA BlCYCLEfi.
{,1
"4.
35" l .
ts. ‘
lean. 75o per gallon.
Bnnr Glove Fitting patterns, do.
nigned by May Mouton. l'uriiun itine-ilnmc. wicltlcsu all
The White Mountain lll'tlllll ' of stoves . ltuvc no equal,
' WHITNEY BMW tlAthiAi‘lES.
The best in none too good for our customers.
North' Main and firm Stsu
'a swvult surmount uphill). on
South Norwalk.
Will.
desired site. Our
cut (price ll ".00.
Practical Free Silver.
on Walton-tiny the 27th and Satur—
day. the 30, we will give with every
purehnna amounting to title, or over,
which is cngraved
battleship MAINE.
n picture oi the
ilulclnucui insuline Stoves, recog-
nized by our competitors as the bout.
To Our. Carpet Stock
We Invite Your Attention!
lugralus, from 25 cents to 65 cents.
'l'upcstries, from 50 cents to 90 cunts.
Body Brussels, Moqucttcs, Axuliustcrs and Vclrets.
China and Japan Mattings,
Choice Styles, l'opulur Prices.
I
Oil Cloths and Linolcuuis, Shudcs, Luce Curtains and l'urticrcs.
NOTl'I.—Wc have secured the survivor; of an Expcricuccd Carpet Layer, and
are now prepared to take orders for new Work or relaying of curpctu.
' A. Dickerman 8v Son,
84 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
All that’s New
In Spring Clothes.
W
and
WE’VE
N0
N
Wish every man in
stock. All tlmt’» new in lip-'l’ti-(lilte Clothes for
Norwulk c.
Boy is how.
skimpiug in “tulip-up, but all tllt’.‘ csscutiul polillu of
true workmanship and bust uuttcruil are embodied lil
our cloth‘lug. .
trouble to show you this stock, and we'll surcly please
the most fastidious.
ruonouou
counsss-
M'Wuo
“fluid?”
Arithlotlo.
Spoiling.
Boom-i tow.
looloooo Manolo-u.
mu.
Typowritlog.
mwmuwi
Moth mum
tothoiowc
scours
outings...“
COLLEGE.
. u
_ Inllmollt'o Loon
FRANCIS St .00.,
FERTILIZEBS !
IRADLIV’I.
MAPII'.
IRIDOIPOR‘I’.
I'onlilooro for oil crops.
POTATO IIIIIIE.
IROUID EDIE.
MISMCIED HIE.
“Ill! IIIUII.
“no or Small Quorum...
HIMW rue-it
30,000 I!!! NLE’ l
A’l’ wuommm.
manna M
searched the best markets of the ciiiuntry for
choicest products, and there’s not a store ill the
land licttcr muippcd tlutu thin for so
with the Vcry bout productitms of t
signers and tailors of our country.
.
ould ucc this New Spring
Mun
pplying you
re best dc.-
tlil Waslriu tun Street,
South . orwnllt.
«W
‘ outrun”
Central Market;
wumu» m: nil-u minim in
Fish,
Oyotoro,
Clomo,
Lobotoro, ‘
Littloillooitcio ‘5.
our; tut oilimnunt
H o R s m“. n l o H
“WWW.
um ill m tout
Hollow coflo Bolton loom.
W M... .w
‘wnmo m
Raymond Bros.
“vortioo Your Wants
I
in! Potion
common-o.
» , “i
ill“: market. our?» ‘
. p ‘ , “at.
thou" middle age. was divorced
trout Elinor Connor. oi Brookllold.
She was marrimi April 27. 1890. unite
into in lilo, and lived a varied existence
until her husband leit her. She tenth
nod: tbutnlio was drunk moot oi the
rim. lie tell her once. but come back
promiuiug to reform. lint he didn't.
and things wont on in tho unme obi
way until they millil‘ittml. They Want
to ilruultlleld to live but he was drunk
nil thc while. Blue left him in Ant:-
iliil, 18M, bu'auue be tried to kill her
one day whcn be was drunk.
The divorce petition oi William Ml—
nnr smith. llic propritztur ol :1 Mun-c
rcmrt in Strntionl irotu Olive l’.
South, came up upon a motion inc all-
mony during tho pcmlcncy oi promoti-
lugs. Mrs. South over a your ago hurl
ncr husband arrested inr non-stunts)".
and llli“ once wuu partially tried. it
was lltillul upon tltc ogrccmcnt that lit‘
should pay bar 325 a month until the
divorce tvnu heard. llc has paid it re-
guiuriy. but laut month announced that
he should not continue in do so. Attor-
ney (“tidings then brought the peti-
Ltion ior alimony. nnd Attorney Lynch.
for tho plaintiii. objected. .l‘r . 1e itob»
iuwu. flitcr lwnrinx ins-inc oi the lat-to
about thc couple remarked that it cv—
idvutly was not :1 happy family.
The court rciuacd to allow alimony.
but gruntcd an allowance to tleir-ud of
350. Mr. Smith asks ior it ilivutcc on
the ground of intolerable, cruelty and
lulitlcllty. iliu counsel said ho was
willing to tupporl hi: children at his
home. but no where ciao. They are
now all with Mm. Smith.
Margaret Salmons, of Bridgeport,
was granted a divorce from Samuel (1.
Salmons. on the grounds oi demotion.
Mrs. salmonu testified that she was
murricd April 4. ‘liitlu. and lived with
her husband until Decomlrcr, mic.
when they quarrels-d bccnusc oi his at.
motions to another Woman. SliP had
never icon hint slut-c ltc lcil licr. Mrs.
Sulmonx' rcstimony was corroimrutml
by that of her brother. William ll.
Campbcll. and Mrs. Margaret llrny.
Judge itnbiumn granted tin» dimrw,
and saw Mrs. Salmons tlw custody oi
her tlllt‘it‘i‘li-ytliil‘vtiltl boy.
Edith Taylor. oi li'tulport.
granted at dccroc irnm
Taylor. at the ilfliilt‘ plum. on tlw
ground oi closertlotl. They won- mar.
ricd June 7. 1833. and :1 year later he
leit licr. hire. Taylor tcoiifictl that nhc
had her husband arrcstcd for nonosup.
port. and the cnurt ordo-rt-d him to my
her 33 a writ. ills iathcr paid it.
Since then he hurt «lune nothing {or hcr.
Judge Robinmn gave her the cusumly
oi her iour-ycar-oltl child, ("lnru Lou-
isa Taylor.
Pamlinc Miller. of Bridgeport, was
granted it dccrcc from Joseph Miller,
who also lira «i th *rc. on thr- gnumolrl oi
lntcmtn‘rumc and intulcrnblc cruclty.
Mrs. .‘ilillrr was murrinl llu-cmlwr ti.
mill "or lumbar“! begun Mu inlwn-
perutc limitin- olnimt lmmrdinl. ly nip-r
and spent all his tnuucy in saulvutlrt.
She Icil him August in, ”397. and bu»
alum liwil with bur motlwr in limntt
uthrcci. The court guy» livr lhu nub
lolly oi hcr two t‘hlltll‘ril, ugml iuur
two year».
b—w.....-.._..._..
I! w ”W CHUIWE PABLO”.
was
(.‘iarcncc it.
Winn onti Entertainment by tho
Pastor's loud-y School Gino.
An cutcrmimwm. mu-mwiul in or-
cry only, was llzc um- xiwn but night
by tho puulnr'a Subtotal: whonl claim in
the parlor» oi ilw u: w l-‘lrnt Mt-lhmllyt
Epiucnpul church. It may liar» lll'Pii
the hutuluomc parlors. complctw in at»
cry detail. ilfltl Olii‘flitl to the public ior
tho lint ilillt‘. that nttrmti-ol the lam»
Billlltettt'o, iiiilux lb» room to ovnrilow-
lug. but ilolilllli'lti the obj-«Pi and the
ntirnrtlvc prom-untim- nunouncml hurl
much to do with it.
Thu nttcmlnntu worn warmly grou-
out by Rev. A. ll. Kuvunuh and never-
nl illilililicl’l oi lbw clan. ucting mi a
reception commltiw. They worn the»
mortcti through tin» lower floor of tho
church, and the umioiritmtu oi tho
amino-room, tlw convi'riiulitly arrange
mi kitchen. Illtl other modern improve-
ment.» were noted. Thin portion oi the
building in entirely completed, and the
ninth church will prohohly be iurniohoui
in o wry iew week». all the worlt in In»
in: curried iorwmt rapidly.
The entertaining minnow under-
od loot night included an atom oi
”loom by the motor: singing oi the
bosom; min ounrtutte. lemon.
thou. Hint. Brown and Hammond:
tannin solo. Albert lump; vocol polo.
limo it. ilimt. accompanied by it”.
Joine- Golden; vloilli solo. William
Pm. «companion by him Nellie
Ultimatum; auction by oomotto;
ironic Iota. Ir. limo.
At its min-ion retro-timeout at tile
tor. elite and cm were carved. The
WWW.
”Wit room
into; mm and ilorrlo Audion
not]. two Waterloo! erratum tor M-
in! in tho loath llorwoih mar.
mind “ my by Joan I‘m.
icotjlchl Good-lilo KIM no. tile--
or till! united three more no, tor
o
proceeds ot the "air will so toword mn- out
The reader» oi . ‘ will
pleural to learn tiratltboro is at In: ‘
lone dreaded disease that science hon
been able to core in all us stages, null
tllut is entarrh. littll’o Catlin-h cm
is tlm only punitive cure now known
In the medical iroiornity. Cotonh
being a constitutional dim”. ro-
untrue n conutitutionnl treatment.
ilnll'u (loturrb (lure lil taken internal-
ly. itt'tlillt' directly upon the blood nnd
mucmu unriaccn oi the uyutem’, there-
by destroying the imputation oi the
illiltu‘tm', and giving the patient
strong”: by building up the conutltu-
lion and nuuiuting nature in
doing its work, The proprietors
have am much lull!» in tin curative
xmwm‘rl. that. ilu-y niicr One 'llundrtul
Dollars for tiny case: that it fall» to
euro. Semi inr lbu ni testimonial».
Adoircsu, I". .l. ('lil‘lls'l'll' & (70.,
'l‘t-tmln, 0.
Sold by drugglutu. 15c.
.——.——_____
”A word to the wise in smile-lent"
and a word from the wlsc should be
wiliclcnt, but you ask who are the
wise? Those who know. The aime-
pented experience oi trustworthy per-
sons may be taken [or knowledge, Mr.
W. M. Terry says Chamberlain's (tough
Remedy given ln-ttcr sntisiaction than
any other in the market. He has hem
in the drug liuulness at Elkton. Ky.
ior twolve years: has sold ltundrcdu oi
bottles oi this remedy and nearly all
other cough mediclneo manufactured.
which shows conclusively that Chant-
berlain'o is the most entisinctory to
the people. and is the best. For solo
by G. C Stillsun. South Norwalk. and
E. P. chd, Norwnlk.
C'AB'I" ' "£14..
an
unto .—;—~- ”in
m
M. W. m
Mr. Cuyler is one of the lea-ling mer-
about; oi this village and one oi the
moat prominent men in this vicinity.
—W. G. Phippln, rilltur lied Crock
Herald. For sale by ll, 0. Stilliion,
South Norwallt. and E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
l‘tliithiA'l'lSli CUitl-Zl).
My wiie hon used (,namherlnin's
l’nin Balm for rheumatism with great
rellci. and I can recommend it no a
splcmild liniment for rheumatism nod
other homicllold mm for which we have
found it valuable—«W. J. (Yuyler, lied
t‘reclt, N. l'.
Thu inrrncr. the mechanic and the
tricycle rider are liable to uncxpcctnl
cuts and bruises. DrWitt'u Witch lia-
zei solve in the best thing to keep on
hand. it heals quickly. and in n wclt
known cure for pllrst. E. P. Wet-ti,
Norwnlk; ii. (I. Still-on. So. Norwnllt.
~Aeeton enrol hoodwho.
Santa Ioolioh rooplo
allow a couch to run until it get: be-
yond the reach oi medicine. They oi-
tcn say "Oh. it will wear away." but
in most cases it will wear them away.
Could they be induced to try the our.-
u-ouiul medicine called Kemp's ital-
uam, which is told on it pouitlm mf-
nntec to cure. thcy would lmmedlltely
nee tho erccllcnt clitct stilt-r taking tho
iii-rt dune. Price 251! and bile. Trial
til“ irco. lit nil drmitu.
Willt’l'll KNOWING.
Thononndn have found it iricnd in
liocou'n (fulcry Kins. it you turn nev-
er uteri this great lipoclilt' tor the pro-
vulllng minute-t. llyopcwlo. Liver
Complaint. Rheumatism. Footlvemo
Nervous Exhaustion, Krrvoun Pmtron
lion. illncplmncn and oil dlmm or-
lring irom derangement oi the “our
och. liver and ltltinoyl. we ohlil he
planned to nivo you n package oi thlo
nerve tool: tree at chum. int-lo
wit-mm Mic Ind 23c. Bdword F.
Word.
CASTORIA
hormonal!“
whole-tom
hum ill ONLY Milli one.
not a huntiioi Mono-oi extol oo-
Norwalk Chronicler