vallutduthlrrvalk.‘
WEATHER NOTED.
The norm of yesterday waa central
this morning near Hammett it pro»
tinted rain from ilatmd‘s th Hallie.
The weather was clearing in the mid»
die states and lotto region.
Font-ant: one, weather 4
may», migrant wen ’tonigilt:
rm lair: stat ry temperature
Schiller Sim. ll 0.1!. M» will to-
night celebrate the anniversary at its
organization. ,
...—am.
The concrete walk on Crescent Ter-
race, which caved in a year ago, was
reiaid last week.
Dr. Charles I log Ferris. oi New
York. is apentii u few days at his
home in West street.
Miss Hattie Bogardus. oi Elizabeth
street. is aiclt oi scarlet lever. and the
house has been quarantined.
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t ~Capron. machinery Juan. is in
bitches ”.00. N. 12, today, on a mill
deal.
‘ The check tor 85’toward the Kinder-
‘ garlen piano land. was the gilt of Mrs.
Robert Craniurd. oi Compo. not Mrs.
Kemper. as wao‘atatod.
Mrs. Ellen Duii’ died Saturday alter~
noon at her home in West Norwallt.
She was in the, sixty-third year of her
age. The iuneral was held this alter-
noon.
K G. Brown has severed his connec—
tion with Brown's Blaine“ college as
superintendent of the shorthand de-
partment. and will return to Pennsyl-
vania.
Tomorrow night 1' near Tribe‘s past
. sacbems will vote ior the election of
great chieio oi the state. and the Tribe
will vote for two representatives to the
great Council.
Wilbur F. Smith. who has been
South for the past low, months. retur—
nod to bill home in Ely avenue. F'ri-
day. Mr, Smith smut the greater por-
tion oi his time cruising on the Intiian
river. Florida.
Artist George .Vorth caught a anap~
shot. Saturady. oi one ol the crowds
that assembles eyery day in iront oi the
Sentinel ofliee to road the war bulle-
tins. it illustrates the keen interest
the people take in the Sentinels As—
sociated Prone nervico.
The oteam yacht Oneida. owned by
E. C. 'Benedlct baa been taken from
her winter lluartera at intiian Harlmr.
and in a low days will proved to tile
Erie basin. South Brooklyn. where alu-
wili be made ready to go into commie~
aion on May i.
Particulars oi the aale at auction oi
Illl' valuable private Mident-c nt
ilcorge 8. Gregory, Hi Float avenue. on
Wednesday. April 27. can be had oi
Taylor a Golden”. South Sorwnik. or
Mitchell & Son. Norwallt.
lA‘Vl lv'ox. the pier. will celebrate the
cightieth annivoraary oi his birthday
nest July. To a reporter he oxprmti
u tie-ire to celebme that day in Hava-
nu. During the M's Mr. Fox played to
the accompaniment oi a drum. anti urv
oused conniderable enthualasm with Nil
file. and says he baa the name old tilt-
and the wind in which to put lilo in ii.
’ ~rl moor reduced to 35m per double
roll. at J. T. Prowltt'a.
Fredeih'h Your completed loot night
lilo twenty—ninth year an tenor in
rpnrehschoir singing lilo engagement
with IM F‘ii'st Hothodint Epiatopai
church aiao laminated iaot night
when he l’lOItti the union with that
allrrix old In“ TIM liword ol Iittn»
liar llili. lir. [form‘s ability as a sing.
or and muairitto are well aatahiiahmi
lam. and low equal him in all around
«polities eilher an tenor or leader.
The Young lion's christian Amine
lien supper will be at 8 o'clock Tuesday
evening. at the aaaoriatlon mount. in
and ol 6: tin. as oreviouoly announced.
The price oi the rapper baa hem
woolly stated. It will be what Mary
one mt pay. 6 write to SIM. or nothing.
as a voluntary aliver collection will be
latte! to delay the ram oi the
tower. All members oi the Mia-
lion and ouailtary are armed to come.
There will be patriotic and college
pangs. a alum “flail! and a jolly
good “are.
5 cents
a dozen
for Ta Mil.
That’s all they out when
onmahe‘theni youraeii.
includes the coat ol
9?“? Sara.”
Daiiylleisptoithel’mitollor-
WWmdm-rgioga
marathons-nut.
m
M! um.m«. WWoat and.
is operating the day in Bridgeport. .
Mr. and ilrs. George c. Lockwood.
oi East avouno. are riaiting in Broolt
lyn. ,
The Easter altering at 'the South
:3"th Baptist church amounted to
m
arrived tor the Norwallt and Fairtleltl
Worsted milla.
Charles R. "either dpohe last night
in the Groton Congregational church
on Christian Citizenship.
~75c and 50c paper reduced to 25c
per double roll. J. T. Prowitt'a.
Mines Florence Browne and Corn
Riley. oi South Norwalit. are spending
the day in New York city.
Margaret Murphy baa been booked to
Queenatown by Agent K. Apell and will
sail on the Umhria. April 30.
Mn. F .0. Perry. iortnerly oi Nor-
wallt, has been appointed assistant .ma-
iron at the Danht'try children's home.
The Germania Saengerbund will give
a musical entertainment and ball. in
Germania Hall. Monday night. May
9th.
The adjutant general has acknow-
ledged the receipt of Captain A J
Wiltoxaono oler d! aervicea to the
state.
Miro Frances ii. Eaton. 0! New York
city. has been engaged as contmlto ain-
ger in the choir of the Firm Methodist
Episcopal church.
South Norwallt division. Antient 0r
tier oi liibernians. is moving today
irom J 'Douov'nn a block to the former
Grand Army Halt.
Company F's basket ball team will
go to Waterbury. Thursday. to play the
Young Men’s Christian association
team of that place.
I
Turn car loads oi iron {or the Berlin
iron Bridge company arrived in South
Norwalk today tor the repairs to the
Washington street drawhritige.
(‘harlca Waahhurn was arrested Sat»
urday night by Ollicer Oliver io'
drunkenness and breach oi the peace
He Watt fined 35 this morning by Judy:
Gregory.
llannoa )ioehrittg. oi Washingtor
street. halt enlisted in the navy not"
has been assigned to duty on the hat
tieship lown. on which his brother
Ferdinand iii a petty oilicer.
The Ladieo' auxiliary will hold it:
regular monthly meeting at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. it is desired that
.tli come early, so an to make arrange.
menta tor the button contest aupper.
The (lrand lliviaion. Sons oi Tempe:-
anw oi (l‘olltiet’ticut, will hold its semi
annual aeration, Thursday. April 28
with itivernido division. oi New iron»
don. Dinner and supper will be anrved
Mayor (Hover haa received an oliiciai
communication item the National Yol—
vmtcer Rmrvea. oi New Yorii. fitlt'loli-
lug enliallncnt blanks and urging hit
too-operation in organizing a branch oi
the volunteer: in Norwallt.
—-Orders leit at Studwoil'a ior piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
attention. satisfaction SHIPIMCed.
lira. Emily '4. Ely led the meeting it:
the Young Men's (‘hriatian oesocitttlot.
mama yesterday alternoon. The sing
in: was led by Mr». Mitt-u, and war or-
reiicnt. in oplte oi the storm, there
no» a/gooti attendance.
iiov. iialo Ilaaao. pastor at the lion»
aarian Congregational church. oiipped
while going up the steps at George
Keeier‘» thee arm on the Waahipgtool‘
error-t bridge. httmlay. anti loll
againat one at the (indon, breaking
out the gills.
War and the mobilization at our
troops signifies that the nation'a hon-
or In to be upheld at any coat. The ac»
rumination at a lane atoclt oi goods by
the For Cycle and Ilardware company
at thla aeaoon oi the year oignliloa tthat
the firm to ready ior aoriug trade.
The new church at ilonth Norwalit is
rapidly approaching completion and
will he dedicated noon. Not only the
Methodlata of Mill Norwslit but those
oi the entire town ahonid be proud at
until a magnificent atrueture. it in a
thoroughly modern church is all he an»
poiutatoato and arrangements. lbw. air.
Karon-git baa armor well and de-
me- great credit for his um.»
Norwaiit Mint Eat-cope! Church
things.
Ahommwedbyflanmllitzn»
triage. the Rot-a itili aoraerynaa.
taoit night while ataolioa in floating»
ton turret. reattrday morning. and
broiled» tllohitehlag’reia. in ammo»
“It to m about“ the boron tail and
hello the Mound homes. l’sst
”annular”
atom amount»
”I la
Another carload oi machinery has ‘
Mil-titted
‘i
2‘ 12.;
Fitted plums, Peaches,
Raspberries, 140 Apricots, 100
Propeller _ 15c Apples, 10c
Visit our exhibit of ivory Soap and get one cake free.
F. D. LAWTDN & 00.,
22 South Main street,
South Norwalltjm
.. . Phone 138-2.
Quality determines cheapuetts.
A reputation for handling the best
possible to be found in the market,
in the way of grain and feed, is not
to be sacrificed lightly.
We gained this reputation and
propose to retain it. .
liuy oats that's clean.
MANI’EL 'l'. llA'l'Cll.
augmentation.va
tleorge scheer spent Sunday with his
aunt in Brooklyn.
The Banking rooms at the National
Bank 0! Norwaik are prettily decorated
with siilt llaga.
Charles (loggeweil has sold a tract
of land at Shepherdville. to Ralph Pie-
bany, the nurseryman.
Mina Hattie Barhath, at New (‘an-
aan. will sail next Thursday ior Ger»
many to visit relatives.
m...
The Twin City Mandolin club will
hold a dance. the last of the aeason, in I
Red Men's hall. on huradny evening.
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GilliIIIOICIIDIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIUOIIIO‘IOID
MERRILL A COIIEBGIAL liliill 80ll00L
_________ i-‘or preparing young rut-n and women (or business.
COLLEGE,
*
naan. Conn. on Wednesday night 0! .
THE i".\t"l'
””9 Week» His subject will be. iligllcr i Sta“floral
that this school mutually plum over
m
Criticism Verona the Word oi God. .;
,s , Conn.
.
OOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO '
Rev. F. A. Scoiielti will explain the
origin and character of the communion
wrrice to the memberu oi the Young
Disciples. tomorrow alternoon. ninety-lite per cent. of its graduating
climb, has given it a
National Reputation .
for high-toned work.
For outline oi graduate muscle,
address the principal,
Department if. M. A. MERRILL.
Rev. l". A. Scoliald wiillecture in (‘a—
.ioaeph Smith. a well known iarmt-r
died yesterday. aged about no years,
The ittneral will be held Weducaday ni-l
ternoon at 2 o'clock. from the house.
William Anderson in preparing to'
move into .1. Donovan» v-atant more f
in Railroad plate. all the buildiiug m- l
l
l
l
i
Bicycles
THAT STAND THE TE?T.
$40
upled by him at preaent will be torn
down.
‘%
~l’roi. hi. S. Reach. the well«ltnown
wuiiat-optician. (‘tlil be consulted til i 0" “I an [0‘ L] PSK A” “It”? wheels lll'l’ fitti'il
Y 3
lie oliice. in the parlor oi the Mahacitr ;
T” "m" 9m” N""“"".T"“"”"' 5you can coast uitlt your feet with Morgan ti: Wright Still-
rom 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. loves exam
ined tree.
ion the pedalls. gle tillit’ tires.
. ' . ~ :’ . ’nl
The “one iiuuduy honing Ililli ui Wiflh FFOO Repair All the Year.
hold it main! tonight in the parlors ol 3
Lhc South Norwalk l'ongr.‘gationai ‘
hurt-h. Tin-re will he a programme
t'irt'lfl, King's
and charutieu.
Daughters oi tlw Norwttlk ('ongrcgw ‘ $50
:ionati churrh. Millet littliit’ l'ai'ht‘i‘.3
unaident. will give a children‘s enterv ‘
ainmcut on Wednesday evening. they ““‘rm "’mw'r‘“ “","'"‘"T“”“‘“‘ ',’""',""'“"“"
l7. in the i'ongregatiotial chapel. un- The seasons Shouln In Mllllnery
let the direction oi Mrs Noble. anoint: '
vi by Mrs. E. ii. iiplvbkitts and lint
South llorvtlt Hardware 00.
u not In sum.
Thy Kind Words
$60
" “v “"4““ Abundant-c of newest and best styles in, ll.\'l'.j,
"0“,, Wm, I; "1.1;.“ mi,” 'l'llllllllNilS, l"li.\'l'lll'll{r4, lli‘. lltat is
mam; lhlrl evening at it u't-lot-‘lt, m1 not all that t'llllrillllltt'o our sllpi'lltll‘ii)’. l how it
the south Norwalk itamm rhurvm the style displayed by our tuilliucrs~tnste iii the
“ram Iiingham. Yale '93. mm oi a min—
ilnnnry to the Similwitb ieianda, will
ultirems the meeting. ill will upcult on
selct litmof goods, «Mutual ["1th for the lllt'l't lum-
tlise and careful attention in every detail. ’uius-
he Student "olnnwr Movement- tultim.r in every puttitular our aim is to please
"m" “"'."""’"'k"°“'WM" ‘“ ""' each individual tustomer and make. them out
’ m . _ .
"m ' luff ....-.M l'ututc patrons. .
The audience at n.» 1..."..- m of Sailors in black and color-t lil new Weillapt'ri and
Kli‘l‘ll TlIWllfly Ihlli‘I’nlNNl, :‘lli'll Jillhl stra“'_" Hats f‘nv st's;‘)t “rear and fflr hi" rycling
ii the Central club—house in mpwlaiiy
rmtmimi to be preach! curly. no they
for ladies and misses.
lecturer. Mina Bacon. oi New Britnlnfi
him to imw on the i 0" train. Mil”:
iiiitun in in apt all upon “but iii Marni l Til 10tson & Mills,
ily in l-‘lttiotl? ruin patwr m om M iii; Vi ashiugton street. South Vorwalk.
lielsbtcll
P03 llllil'llil.
the regular tourtw in the atluiy of lit-
6 AS toll tututtt. “im-
l’illi Willi.
Bunny tttl Collin
ll the Household stilt
let lit lltt oi-..”
—‘Oll(~lil'l' 70 Ill! CELEBRATE". l
it will be three yearn on the 17th oil!
April that the llrttt ahlputent oi imper» l
"pEARMsn ‘
h
Separate Skirt Announce
.4
$2. ()0 Plain Mohair Skirts.
2. 50
. 3.75 All‘wool cheviot serge,
Brocadetl Skirts,
H H H H H
H H
The above are exceptionally'good quality
very cheap.
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwaik Conn.
“Eu-n thing from a X ectllt to all Atlt ilot'. "
A Declaration of War
Dita»; not imply n gt lurnl «agitation in lillslilc-tn “v: :tronlllitipniltlg
wring iiililt , and can "I" r great inducements
T0 cnsu BUYERS. ,
Bicyclesfiundries,CameraGoolffi,
Paints, Farming Implements, etc. ,
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE DD.
IZO WASHINGTON STREET.
“Stltzlll l'ml'ltn and Quick Stiles."
Interesting
That' a the way we aim to make our business anooaaoo-
mentsaintcresting, but always truthiul. Printer'l III
oiten flows into flowery sentences that are imaginedantl it” ,
that are deceptive. Our showing ol Spring and Summereiatho .
is certainly interesting. It's easy to pay more and went dih- “ ‘
in not as good. It's hard~impoasihle~to pay 3 all I“ .
better or more atyliah attire.
Just now our new
Blanche Suits
are attracting quite some attention.
Prices range from
Mmmhm.
Very newest designs in iootleats stockingn.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis. the 'Daidot.
Mahackemo Clothier. Hatter. and
Hotel Block. Furnlnhcr.
Soflorwalk.
rial Crown cigars was made to South,
At the
Model
Grocery.
Policy Creamery Butter, all» n...
lion in ”till your' a work oi the Woman ti ,
'lub oi New Iiritaiu. and into retain-til
And the outnbiioltlngot’ a GA. RANGE in the kitchen in the emu~
plctimt oi the itttltueht-cper' u l'iilivelllvlli l'. The “million art-z
high encouiumtt from the nliiwra oi“
that l‘lllli. l
Quick Mania. No Dirt.
Perfect Cooking. Always Ready.
A!"
Great Comfort During the Summer Months.
; rt-tl: wussacr-t LAMP
i
i'rudneeo the greatest and mm pleasing iightat a minimum rivet
and it- it mill-Mill"! in every trivi- witty two- ll
4} “I . ..................................... .l .1“) W! ahnll hr plogmi to have the indie» at Norwniir mil let our unit r,
and we will crate-aver to contain to limp ti.» tm- rlln nt (in- ogr-
Amorloan Funded 'aiioupa.. .. ....... 95c! “am",m‘u‘m'
Hagar (lured flaunts, per lb ........ . ...... lilo
Sugar (fund iihtmithm. per ih. .... rf, Till IDI'ILI OAS LIDI‘IT 00.
ID patriot“ (intimated Blight... .... .0] ill om... it er “not.
Time pounds Head Rice ... .. “one:
Cover that hold opal in your lawn by l
sowing my Lawn (irons flood
Bonn Point
“Premium i
Syria .93... "a” W
W "In! “no or. \i e have the best Hillilt in the market fort? and have
at... "mm" WWW; an excellent line ranging in price to $2).
m-m'igimt, m‘ Our 13pr Goats are the talk of the town at prices
gunman-id: ”Hematite «fromfllitolb tit hi kw l) H, ceded our
coin 0am: ear e areexc
m“ ”mm “gum“ highgoat expectations, and we hurdle thecelebrated Lion
Brand Shim. Collars and Coils.
SPRING GOODS.
lit-numb 0’! 1 Our otoeh a all train and opted-ta
Pvt-alum
g.
THE BEST um BEVERAGE?
Highland Brands:
Highland Brande are Strictly Union.
IIIBIILAID IIVMIIII, lllDIlLAID PILSIII ‘
lllDI'lLIID Ill'l' EXTIIIOT, llIDiilAID DREII I
and M." with "in Clock Al. and Dom!
Put Up Exprennly {or Family 008,
an t'areitiily an a phyltician'u preacriMion.
THE PURI‘T MALT TONIC. MADE.
They build "up the weal: and are tttt-urpnaaoti in any WW?
"Mela anti salt-bun furnitdted nt retitlmi prim». . ,
DELIVERED FREE TO FAldll.
ISAAC G. HAMILTON, Solo Agent,
‘ 2i I'M III. “a m
Toiephonein-o.
HIGHLAND on the label meant flight-at Standard.
A Great Sale.
Genuine Etehtt};o,25cm worth $1.00 and
Norwalk Chronicler