y Dollies oi the People of lot-
‘ walk and South liorwtilk.
r
Mrs. John Davies, of 21 Orchard
street. Daabury. is visiting friends In
orwslk
.t1I
. he monthly locating at Old Well
cos and ladder company will be held
toolsht. a
coarse w. Mansfield, of The Norwalk
.Tramway company. is spending a few
days In town.-
1:.
shows than remain at home Tickets
only 10 and 20 cents. Seats tor all.
*—
Tho work oftremodeiing the Not-walk
Opera House .ntoI oilices will be com-
menead tomorrow .
m—
The pupils of St. Mary's school will
give an entertainment In' the Norwalk
Opera House. tonighI.“
“w...—
1. Miss Ethel Wilcoi and: Miss Alice
cola will entertain aI‘whist at the Cen-
tral club-house 1.
. - . daughter
' Mildred. of 16 8 erli 'st'rdet. are In
, South Norwalk. the guests of Miss Vio-
lette Wilkins. -—Danbury pews
, __.___..u~__‘__‘_ .
Harry E. Doty. formerly of South
Norwmaik is second lieutenaiit oi Troop
.A. of Cleveland.- whirh went into camp
last Thursday. Mr. Doty’s father was
a gallant soldier of the slxtIes.
Invitations were issued today for the
social to be given In Red Men’s Hall.
next Monday night. by Uncas tribe and
the Haymakers' association.
The First Method st Episcopal
church will hold a cottage prayer meet-
ing tomorrow night at 7. I30 o'clock. at
the residence 00 Molly B. Siauson. Recd
street.
Douglas' Fowler-190st. G. A. R.."will
- meet tonight to make arrangements for
l' the observance of Memorial Day. in con-
nection with other eocieties ot the
town.
6
George Quick will lead the Methodist
meeting at Winnlpauk next Friday
night. A delegation' is expected from
Cranbury and another from Broad Riv-
er. ,. .
llruggist Charles S. rl’inch will re-
move n'om his present bastion on Matt-
hattan street to his. new building In At-
lantic street next w'ér'iit' «Stamford Tel.
egrant.
Mrs. James C. Lrowe‘s. class in "W
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will give an entertainment in
Red Men‘s liail Washington tiirt't'l.
Wednesday night.
llmrgi- lirudy. ii former risldctu oi
Norwaik. but now a lilt'ltillt‘l‘ or t‘otu-
puny M. I1'ilih Artillcry. I'. s. .\.. stir
tioucd at iiuudy iiook. III'i'lll Sunday
with l't'liilthli In town.
mil paper reduced to 36c par doublc
roll, at J. 'i‘. l’rowiit's.
Woslliot'l's yuiiuit tut-.1 iii't' trying to
show their patriotism by waiting rod.
white and blue ucoittit-u. Why don't
tin-y try it suit of Uncle Ila u' s i totiiliir "
\i' stport did her duty during ”W t i.
ll \Vul’.* Iltidg port l'osI.
Royal It}. I'Iuncy. a son or Aiittltitt
A. H. Penny. loft with (‘aptaiu limit-L's
lieutty Artillery company for t'utup lin-
von today. bio is ll Junior in ill! low
1 orbital and goes to the front with his
lsthor's approval. —lii-w Haven i'nllii-
di tun.
Everyone will is- welcome Iil iii
Milli. of the Father Lights sot lily oi
the south Norwslii Baptist church to-
night at it o'clock. Mitts Annic Ilup
kins. iortnrrly ot Norwslii. who hill tut-i
returned lrotn the missionary liold out
our in iltirnmi- dress. and will i it
o the wattle and work at lint-ma. out
will sing Hormone souls.
Tho May hunting at the ventral illi-
ion at kings heightens will hi twat
mt lsturdsy in th Nth-walk t'oogrt-
. lions! chapel at I ll- o'clock Alltr
.‘o m at tho clt'citrs. there will lu-
s runs citl in which Mrs Nowiiirii. Mimi
Ihorwood. Miss Miller a ill utltors hm-
hittdiy t‘onsrntctl to tiiits part and ill
its clnlc it‘ll still he Icrvc by Mrs.
Fri-doricit lit-idea titti Mts Kate iiuu
tor. This will in- the hill meeting at
tho . and is lm All are invit
oil to a l a pleasant an Irwin with
the Kiss it Ilattshtm
cents
a dozen
tor T Biscuit.
That’ s all they cost when
you make them yourself.
This includes the cost oi
Cleveland baking pow-
the.
conduetors Charles Inn and John.
Mu spent Sunday in’1 its rim 1' .;
~lt is cheaper to go to the Huntingil I
The
will lie littltl this Iill.
walk trout a trip down south.
I ,
The monthly meeting of the Norwsili
Hospital directors will be held Wednes-
tier. night.
The annual inspection 0! the Norwalk
fire department will be held on Thurs-
day. May 19.
The loss sustained by Soilo & Co In
the recent lire in Brook street. has been
satisfactorily adjusted.
St. Joseph’s T. A. B. basket ball-
team will go to Bridgeport tonight. to
play a club of that city. 1
—Quality, style ‘and workmanship
makes the imperial Crown cigars popu-
' lar. .,
r .
—
The Opportunity circle will hold an
orange tea In the First Baptist church
lecture room. Tuesady evening. ’
The main shaft at Martin. Bates Jr..
at Co.‘s fur factory broke this morning
causing a shut down tor the day.
The Germanla Saengerhund will hold
a concert and dance tonight In its hall
on the Washington street bridge.
City workmen the today setting back
the curb on Waiirstreet in a line with
the new curb ontthe Wall street bridge.
3 ~ .. . '1
Miss Bessie Bates. who has been In
Bedding for several week. has return-
ed to her home in Kansas to spend the
summer. -
Mr. and Mrs. James Fielder, of Jersey
City. spent Sunday 'with Mrs Fielder's
parents. Mr and Mrs. H. P. Price. of
West avenue. ..
Mr anti Mrs. Charles Pennell. who
have been in Swanton. Vt.. have re-
turned to South Norwaik and began
housekeeping in Union street.
The Norwalk iron Works company's
factory in Water street ls gaily decor-
ated with flags. every one of the win-
down in the shop containing two or
more.
The door on Pioneer Hook and Lad—
der company's quarters. which was
broken in responding to the recent
alarm of tire. to being repaired.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Murray. 0! (leu-
ter avenue. on Saturday had been marv
rlcd titty years. A number oi friends
and relatives helpd them celebrate the
occasion
One of the service water pipes on the
fourth floor of theehorwalk Shirt tac-
tory burst last Friday night. flooding ii
portion of the building and doing about
$200 worth of damage
At the regular meeting tonight. (You-
lord-division. Sons of 'l‘cmperaucc. will
perfect arrangements for .n visit In
i-‘rleniliy Greeting Division. oi Now Ca»
nann. chncsduy evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah i1). liab-
lIcll. who died Saturday. will be li"lil
front tire residencc 9! her Bliill‘l‘. Mrs,
(‘iiarim M. lJin Ice. 37 iaIWc strcct,
tomorrow nitern Ill i iI'L‘lm-k.
_.—-—
lint Ill ilic dtiirc'r) llillili’t-i Miami in
('lliilliti iI‘. Sitiiitiiii :imk {tight ii.
i,nwi- ”it“. this tuuruiutt iii slum
light il'llllnli‘.‘ Morrison. aim was "J
lug by on his bicycle. but was pI-ci'o-ut
v-d front running away.
l't'olmiti) ’.(i\‘lit‘l"' iu tl1t~i1ity in»: tit.
~: bit of patriotism Iiiiuituxtcd Ii:.1lf M
It dipping or unlltiziai coinra uuu‘c I? Im
II] i-‘uudi Mulu hlii‘ t. 'l‘ii" liii‘h‘nul li.i.:
limiting lll Iltin .~‘ ‘I'Iltiii i" that lit front
of tin- i'l‘lillli‘lit't' of Principal \i' t‘
Foot-1. lippmilc Mayor littluiutta: tlll“
plays :i tititguiticcnt buutu‘i'.
“ens..-”
'i'ito tiiig~i1ititiiitu iit tltc municipal cl
ti'lt‘it' light utatlnu look liliit'“ shortly
biotin :2 o‘clock Saturday alt. rttiam. in
“it il‘lii'llt‘t" of it tilliltll mucmu'so til
II- ”it ('omntlsslontr Winciwsti-r win
pit u iiilll llil nag. Ialswl it ititiii wilt-it
it will lioul lit the lilt'ilii‘ l‘\"l'i\ ilcitt
ill)
'iim liliiiiiiil state coltvoulton of tin
ilci ubii1 on Ilillll will bc hut in New
llama iottturrow. 'I‘iw Iiotttlt Not-walk
club is culitlczi to tout iiciiI‘giiiis i‘r a
idcnt Edmund ll. (‘mwc would he pituita-
cd to lilti’t‘ a good attendant-c from
Smith NoriVullt All who tlotilrt- to no
will pit-tits- report at Mill iiin"t1l0tlt Itiilu
tomorrow morning.
. ____L 1
l it his i' iioyt. ll prominent iiuniiury
man died t1 old ago at his know in
that city ilattirilsy morning lie was
a “My cigiity three years old. He iii-
Mtts lived in Ilsnhtiry. and his lirst
luisiittw \t‘iiilil'ti was till it Milliillii‘ oi
tlw that of l‘wi11otly.iitiyt ll U."
hut nmttttlscturors. whiiii has the unit
ittctw Inuit oi‘ the tiltoiwsrds well-
itnosti Twmiy iirni. .
~ Il'rul M I. Roi-on. llw well kniiwn
ticttilsl- -itptirisn. can its consulted iii
his iiMll‘. iii tits Intrior gulls Muhtit it
«too lioiid. lentil Ntirwaiit. ’i‘tutsiiuys.
trout s s. at. to I p. in. tires sitstn~
lard tree.
The members iii the Vanna Wotuani
i'hrisiititt ’i'sntis‘raticc union in 1m It
my pleasant afternoon with rs ll
Il' Wrists. at her stitnIct-i mum at
liltimry iiitiii Aim tiw husinm
mention it social little was an mad and
ttlrcsllllitlilll wore served hose pri-
scat were lire ti. INN-tors Mrs Mott
Mrsi’sslmv Miss: Alisa. Miss Antili
A. Iiishttp and Miss lddillt Iiitbhins.
Titi- Morin. host plant. 1w tt‘IIl a
clttmae in t to service "Tilt“ by iii.
Matt's In sy Evening clo
ilotttli N ini Fusing-lion“ church
and igniting“ mgr-sits; sight; arr."
settle st int y at; i w
39'0"“in n Weir
this i “gyms. III solo ins
t
0"“?!an has returned to Nor-- ‘
AbsolutonPuro " I .
' soul. wise rowan co., m MIA
Mrs. Margaret Itowan. of Danbury. is
visiting Mrs. Reynolds. Belden street.
May devotions will be held in st.
Joseph's church. Friday and Sunday
nights this month.
Father Shabha. of Bridgeport. prea-
ched to the Hungarians in St. seph‘s
church, yesterday arte‘fllllon t 5
o'clock. I ‘ ‘
~75uand 50c paper “reduced to 25c
per double roll. J. .T. Prowitt's.
The Norwalkalre Police at their
meeting Friday evening'wwiil elect a
delegate to the annual ilrelnen's con-
vention.
, Mrs. Noble and Miss Pinneo Will be
in Bridgeport neat1 Thursday to attend
a meeting of the board of directors of
the Connecticut State Federation of
Woman's clubs. ,
”7"“? 1
. The young people or St. Joseph's par-1
iah netted $17 on the dance given by
them in Music. Hall. the last of April.
and have turned the amount (nor to
Rev. John T. Winters fut use In parish
work.
The committees of the two cities of
Norwalk nppoilctl to arrange for Mc-
mttrinl iiay observance. will Inert for
organization. tomorrow night, at S
o'clock. In the South Norwalk (.‘ottticll
room. '
Thomas Gleason and Miss Kutc E.
Osborne. oi Cleethorpws. ling. who have
been the guests of cx~Mnyor William ii.
Reed. sailed for home. Saturday. on the
steamer Lucanla. li.r. Gleason rcpt-o".
sontcd S. Osborne. who is a large oyster
dealer.
It is fearcrl that yesterday's storm
will credit in cousirlcrtiltlo damage to
tho curly crops and lilltlti. The storm
was an "Xl‘t‘i‘lll’llllllly cold one. bi in}! ac—
compound with snow. There was liliiz'li
ltitii ll'. tit» curly part or the day. which
it is thought. illsustmusiy riddlcd‘cnriy
plants.
'i‘hc it'sl basket. ball panic:l ul tit--
«Iatinu will lli' plow-d. Wednesday High
in Music lliill. 'I‘ltc iirot paint- will b.1-
giu promptly at to lo o'clock, and will
lll‘ lIchct-n St, .itIsi-plt'u l'. A. )l. and
”W Stamford iliizit l'i’llilillii. 'l'ltc um-
and clinic will lw lit-iii'l't‘n St. Just-nit"
l'aiitt-A i'ii1l llic lIust Nurnttlk lllgl.
schools.
A
~0rticrs loft ttl Studwcil's for piano
and organ tuning will revolve prompt
Iticntion. Slillhlati‘lltili gtizirautci-d.
\I.-.- .\i I: It. \I-. 1‘.’ u now.
“his i‘. ii. ti1\ti..tu:‘ \ll'.‘ Fri-ti li1'l\
llulilili. “l.“ '2‘ l\ N... All‘1. .\l.il‘)
"whim-ii. .\lt'.~, .ltiut. ll tin-Is 'i‘- ‘.'iu-l \ll~.~l
\ilu l‘ \\‘li1 1. ‘Hll lI .‘li’11tllll lbw-I
Aim \itll i1.» :llhd.‘ v. .. Romain i'.m
't1u.i:;1ii1t|«l1v111 * mm m1 i.
'ilt'. ts: iiir X. it Ii.t = i M ll».| m ilzi
‘t‘itltiutt‘r l-i,;iit' t I lIi- lit Iii ill \1u Ii.i
\t'ii iitIt.:iiI\\ llit‘t \tii! git li\' I ..n
'lit II‘Jlli ll it‘ltiit Siiill! \iiz\1..iii. .it
'0 H II III. \ll'ri Mild. Milli -!ltl|ltl illi-
-iiltit1tt’ilt‘t~ lll ilit‘ illll‘i'llllilil
”’"T'T‘
lilllrlllN I-i \\'.\li ti {Al’il \'l'
litli'i“.~i ‘l‘llxlt: l'l‘
Tonight and 'l'uctuiut' t'\ Iiittus th-
Idiilmm company's Wzir limph iil' uni»
ng than will li.~ i’Xllllll'tit; .it iioItt‘s
l'lttulrt'. This is it \I1tt‘ utiritrltw t'il-
Ecrluiunit‘ttt. and crowded liililiii‘ll aw
durum-d.
W
To Army Volunteers.
l'llu‘l'titlilAl'HRii l1; li.'\A i"
will furnish Mn l'nrlsiiti- tit i'ul llitl I'lm' GD-
Irspiis for Ii. in all I‘N‘i'illll in l llli l'uluui
-.ati~i- This n r imlds guild out" “out;
it‘. Itt
W
increasing
Interest
hltumt in line pultlic ltiuttrcnuiiitu ..
ntttl Ilium 'l'mtlt' l- ititptmiliii Mi mi.
Isltt‘ trod i'itct nl additional mulch WI.
ltnvsl'ltitlu hard work. titwimi l'lltl nu
Inlilt‘llii)’ sad at tho pnmium militia. A
stanm hook an ion stamps [two out olitil~
ct in [mu-peril t i'iililliiil‘i‘l.
WAN? I" Tfl‘l"
Ntiiiiit iltwr In its itml than on put Illll
lli‘l'i‘. ll mill
“datum lilllil'l illlil In good dctudmi ill
ii iii Its-Dimmer
tit'tmi‘ up- iiil ll" smmduy. .‘llll .iti,
iIlltsliIr l.lll,
littliI Ht-.tltt|"|nur I. Mlllll ' t in...
It». lIpvciai tut Hittiniitt Mu)?
‘illl.’ ‘I‘ hillsid-lis. "i. ll Mull Hunt ‘Js
I iioid int-t and t Pam loop. at
ziwttnt‘itmlstimi Milli. Hr.
utilitil- out in two at birth I“ I1l1t|
litpm'ltt Il'yttlt -tti itiis daemon wsttts
pl” In will turn». tlslsbi i1 will lituti ii.
Iw titiln icm lost it. mm m in m imiil
sill liw laud out: it bum in put int my
11min in tits-to 'lir a tin.
Tristan-1m". Itsiiitlt ”wring. iii to cm in
“total rigs. lib iii.
Klimt. pit-aim, tits ii lmtttr
ifnmmtitrsir-il Tommi” temp. in tli1 s t‘ , qts.
til lint-It lump. tar as».
tlnllhwoiu "inch or Wiiiiol'itvtrli-s, up I‘ll".
ot'lit‘lM. ”MNTIIW.
A ll ”MM”. hil’lllllll will“. 'ic.
Ate IIilui’lHnlitsliilml tron Wittiti'uit in-
Cash Prime. i'remmmimmips sluts, and
sci priming in popularity
‘gu mwmlnpr floor or "nine M mt.
.liirvsily and normally at your ureter.
W am. it lot-iii lists m.
I\t
7 “tilt
. at
imperial
Lawn
not all tho
straws.
l’ltonc 138—2.
Prices Get Customers;
But Quality Keeps them.
if you buy your next lot of oats of
us. you ll «be sorry but for one thing:
That you didn't begin to patronize
us long ago. .
Buy oats that's clean._
MANUEL 'l‘. HATCH.
Coldwéll’S'
Hl‘. \Yasliitigtnu rill‘
lFaIrbanksGold Dust..............,17(,
1_FairySoop.~-u......,y...............5c
F D5 Lawton a- 00.,1‘,
’ 22 South MaIiItStreet.
Mowers
A re the best we know of on the market.
‘4
20¢
‘(lootl thing's ate Iuoto apt to lie ( who Ip
than cheap things are to llt' gout].
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
The Season’s Shortng‘ln llillinety.
\luiutlancc of newest and best styles in II .I'i\l‘S,
'l‘lthMlN S, l1‘l..\'l'lll1}llS
l‘.'l‘ (T.
oustitutcs our su Icriority.
for ladies Iilltl Iniascs.
Tillotson e- Mitts.
cct. South Nut-walk.
Economy and (nodal
m the Household calls
lot tilt [in of
And llil' i-i-tiiioluiiiiig "I ll 0A3 RANGE lit the kitclicu In “W i-utu-
Itll'lltill nl' llil' linti~t1hm-pi-r'u citiIvt-lilctict.
Quick Meals.
Perfect Cooking.
Oil COGKlliG.
FOR HEATING.
FOR LIGHTING.
'l'lic l‘l‘tilllltl :t
No Dirt.
\\|i
Gait Comfort During illli Summer Months.
Always Ready.
~.u-"” ‘w
"That is
. .
’1 here 5
the yle displayed by our mi liners-taste in the
sole lieu of goods ('til‘l‘t't t pric cs forthc Iucrt lum-
disc and careful attention III every detail.
tukitti,r in every piitticular, our aim is to please
each individual customer and make them our
future potions.
Sailors in liliit k and calms lll new shapes and
Hats for slit-ct wear and foil Inc 1ycliug
l tllll'i-
l‘l‘l
its
lingo.
the money.
no will Stfi'ct.
THC WILIIACH LAMP
i'tmiticos lint griml- -t and tum! pita-me itgitl lil It "Illiilliiilli cit-II
and I- It nuitsimtinti l-inc It mu wlui mu s it
“I Iliiili in ‘llI-WT In low lii- iti-lt- u I' \utwulk i nil i‘ will um"
moi IN will i Hilton-ti i1ii‘liIIlttilI lit liti-tn ”it In- I it: til lm~ lIitIIuI-e
"Nil itllil r "-th II' [in
Till NORMAL! 0A3 UNIT 00.
Misc. i! We!"
Nurwalli.
The Evening Dentiusl's
Want Columns
Its-or.
Stand by .tlIeOid Flag.
liuy your goods of ill-‘1 liliil Wc‘ll stand by you.
”or lliililill'i“ Suits for $6.50. ’9. 80 and ”0.00 arc
cxc 1cllcnt values and cannot be duplicated clscwlict'c for
We have How tunic of tints-to sllli liiioil ”‘lupl outs for
“0.00. but they are going fast.
iitti l'ili'lillililiifl llnmls Hilt'lliil‘liilll'iii ts kept up-tu-tiitto
and if you want what It right iii this line we how it.
Willis H. Sellock,
Ciotitler and Furnisher.
Conn.
Brocade‘tl Skirts.
“1
$2.00 PlainMolIair Shirts, 33. ‘4
\ ‘6 y 2.“) f “ Ahi‘ "‘.‘
H H
very cheap.
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwaili, Conn.
REAR ADMIRAL QEWE¥I
50 ARE
“EAGLE, CRESCENT, SY RACIS
E'AND SPIERS’ 7
F 1111 line Bicycle Sundries. Bic; cle Repairing, etc;
rox CYCLE & HARDWARE co,
ig’o WASHINGTON ’sTREET.’
. "Small Profit. and Quick Sales. "
You Know How i
i
if (S Yourself ,
People are looking tor chanccsaii's right they should. Wen-ups.
that came our way recently a Shirt chance. if you' re internatz
want .1ultitate your acquaintanct. it' a your next best "to“
Irlend' we are eager to introduce them to you. bunting Ill cool?
//
.lust li'i I iiml ilwill
Madras and Cheviot tliegll lgee Shirts
ltt1iritllii' M11 (utility. -I‘.it'.
Slaw ll lit l‘ Spli'lltll l .t~' til illii‘lll ill. ptill‘i'i‘llii.
.\-k to it't' our lllt' Hull Stu 1ltiil!’ Sttltl ci't'l‘YWlIOrt’i “
llll'
:llitt‘tltl». 1 "‘LL.
lipt‘u « \i i\ i1 Ia: llllli. ‘9 1 .l'll‘ii'll
South '1
Not‘walk. 1
HM":
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES.
Highland Brando:
Highland Brands are Strictly Union.
iiiOllLAll) IAVAIIIII, HIGHLAND Pitt II,
liiIllulD IALT EXTRACT. iiitiiiiAiID all I All
and flats with irun. Monti Ala and Porter.
Put Up Exprcoaiy for Family U“.
“1‘ t‘lih'l‘tlly M" ii pit} bli‘llui“ Iii! Ii‘l'i’iuiill.
THI: “URIOT MALT TONiO. MADI
“my build up ”ill “will. tiiil Iti- lliir‘il'IihM‘il lil ltl|\' pulllillilll'i
lit-loin iillll ‘llli‘l‘ll- liillll liill' Iii ii liiliil pt11~ti1 .
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMlLlE
ISAAC alumnus. Solo Anni. .
it Isrtit sun to. costs w
A Great Sale. -
Genuine iltcliin it. worth .00 and
or 25 Cents.
School Books. New and m
at New York wlioiesalopr ‘
WILLHIM 9. Basics.
Tull-I dinito Ham
iiiiililiANii iitt tin» lnisti timiiiiw llittiusl Hittudltni.
Norwalk Chronicler