on 1' 1"
ORDERS
Itad Press.) ‘
” , htti Mll'lla'ry and...
my, Irma Connecti-
here this storm
. weak of theircam
concludes highly Ita-
"lite o't‘t'llholl il‘it'Ich het-
times In the sod. De-
that notices from Wash-
who dayavago, indi-
nautical quota would
0 at mantle. tele-
. dance had during the
Mr hours tends to show
“a the original orders.
ashram items for a
linen the government for
em ’suhpleimni'cd last
t telegraphic inhuiries
plots equippage necessary
ard the ”transfer 'to the
' Connecticut property
. today. it is proposed
Mlle equipment ndw'ln the
”re it verified by‘ an ctlieer
.the’ state and otheers rep-
' government. it is, cell-
*thototai value of the state
ow, in camp is about $70,000.
k the men were spread over
ound for company skirmish
this moring forty- five First
_ men who had been rejected
"hat home—thirty-threc to Hari-
. H‘h‘ltd twelve to New Britain. 'l'hr
record of rejeetments for ilu
intent shows that the compan-
loat men as follows: A. 8;
.8: K. 2: 0. 0; B. 15. Come-
1' II before the board today.
» morning Companies B, P. (l I.
i D were all perfect in polln
MAM inspection of quarters
' ’ C were given gun drills on
, coast battery guns this morn-
"ifl'the oncors in the other battery
w ions were Instructed in sabre
V man can wassu.
It lyattoflorwaik Merely
‘lljuflhyafratnOar.
on 1’. Hyatt. of 26 Center ave‘
. ' k. was severely injured this
. Vlllll riding on one of the ears
1h Norwallt 'I‘rnmway company' s
K Ha wood on the front platform
‘ " car. of which liernard ’l‘nlly Is
. .. and carried a board In one
_ front of the Mlitilt' "all block
. , lain “not. the wind strnek
Old and Hyatt was thrown off
. “Hillel! foot went. under the
a‘nd the member was crushed.
hly have to he amputated.
'a face was also lsniiy enl
mind into Dr A. h. t'iark's
. Illa Injuries were dreamt.
. afterwards taken to me Nor
‘ I.
oamuav MEMBER. “"
. Donnell. ltoyal Aresnnin. ni
. ”It! Will] tonight will this
' ' . alchnodrsdih mombcr.’l‘hcy
._ s the occasion in a titling
'l‘ho orator anti various eom-
vo‘preparml an elaborate pro-
caaslstlog of unartctm. solos.
‘W Ollti Violin. «to. ctr. The
M W of the state III to
. lad .a arand haaouct is to
the worn. I'Ivo «outdate- are
fit “M and one of the but
7 k in ”an is anticipated. All
' thars cordially invited. The
‘ at Iberian are ospscttd to
A lo I Dali. and with the silicon
M a. two o'clock.
"Ill Ill A IINI "Moll.
3‘leflal‘la lino IIGIIIOI'. Erastus ('or
”W Mwsaa New York and
II.” lull while leav~
II. w at liiiil londuy
H It! ”I.” laitrol tug
' “Ml" was making her
‘ bl lad ream-I a point all
, A . when ahc was dimvmd
,u to the lllllfl Ilcld. Ono
, oat. taking «am in no em.
‘ “ Juani'aar'a cabin. The but
lanai and was towed to
' Matte rsatalaad natii
alciaia of the mmpaoy
. Willa. they claim. the
lilo slrslacr continental
to vs New York as as-
‘t,
osoaltao srsmt.
y ikhdlotaat fit-sent
’a'erflce. ’As a result the .
“I
First Methodist Episcopal
was good, the I)
one. and ingot ,1
were glv b a
posed M9“!
solo. Mrs. W. F. Ambler; piano dust.
logo: The artists” rendered their is
lee lens so well that in nearly every
progral'nt‘ne eoncltidc'd w I'I play. "Ana
Even Finish ” the cast being as fol-
lows:
Bertha Vanderwade. Miss Mary E.
Smith.
Fanny Allison, Miss Agnes b. Golden.
Christine Vanderwade. Mrs. Wilfred
Bodwcll. ' ,
Lady Emma Fitzhugh, Miss May D.
Smith.
Susan, Miss Eleanor G. Smith.
The play was very nicely present-
ed the young ladies very cleverly de-
monstrating more than ordinary abil-
ity in amateur acting. The stage set-
ting and decel'utlons of American flags.
etc.. In the hall were very tastefully
arranged
WON BY on GOAL.
It Joseph '1'. A. E’s
One of the largest gatherings of has-
ket ball enthusiasts that has assembled
in Norwalk the past season witnessed
the games played last night In Music
Hall. The ilrst game was between the
St. Joseph. jr'e and the East Norwalit
High School team. The score was four
to nothing In favor of St. Joseph’s team.
Both goals were thrown by E. Shea.
The line-up was as follows:
St. Joseph's .lr. E. N. High School
E Shea c ' 3. lielland
H. Smith rf P. Wilson
0. Williams If It. Bennett.
W. O'Brien rg .i. Coekerham
J. Shea lg J. lrwin
The referee was F'rnnlt Smith. and
the umpires were 8. 0' Brien and Oscar
Squires.
The game between St. Joseph's 'l'. A.
ll. team and the Stamford High schools
proved an exciting one from start to
llnlsh. it was llnaily won by the Stam-
ford boys by a score of seventeen to
fifteen. When the game was called
the score was a tie. ilfteen .o fifteen.
but. another throw by the Stamfords en-
abled them to win.
The line up was:
St. Joseph's 'l'. A. ii. Stamfol'ds
.l. ()‘llrien rf ileynolds
liouls ladrignu rg Alexander
R. O'Connell e Foweetl
It. (‘uatalssa If llart
C. Steegmullor lg Chambers
The referee was 'i‘ony (lhiotio. and
the umpires Fox uml Stark. of Siam-
ford.
After the «nuns Irfrtshlnenia were
serVeIi to the visitors and dune Ing was
enjoyed. mush lsing furnished in
Messrs. l.Ileweiler. .I It“! and I'islngI-I.
WAY. 'lDD "OI.
_,—....-——..-.
Ianiagooflr. loyt and Ital loan
-—!opp-Ilooul Inptiala.
The wedding of (‘hales E Hoyt so
perlniendent of ihe 'l‘own l-‘nrm. and
Miss Liberia lli't‘i‘ii. daughter of t‘hnr lea
liners. took place at the bride's home
In I'llionvlile. last evening, the Iter.
F. E. Itobbips ollleinilmi. A congenial
company of near relatives and friends
gathered to witness the ceremony. and
aided in looking the Is-enaioa s mos
happy one. ln‘ollowiug the ceremony It
wedding repssi was served. ami u vitit‘llil
llf‘llllllll was enjoyed until the bride and
greom departed for their new home
The woddiug was uutmtentnilous. there
lll‘lllll no maid of honor or best man
The bride was attired ill Irony silk
litany lsllutiful bridal gifts were re
I-elved.
l-‘rlnII-is l'opp and Alisa liertho liloom
were married at Ill. Mary‘s ehureh yes
let-day. by Itrv. Ii‘ntln-r flurry. Min.
hiury l‘opn was maid of honor and lid
ward ho was best man. A i'eiepiitlil
was hot: at tho bride‘ s honn
VA“. VA". avsasan.
laawlsiaslsll at Icy Vest last
lightniaiol Ahaut lavaas.
lily Associated Preset
Key West. lay Il-clloapstrh treats
which have arrived here from the
hinekutiiilg last report that everything
was most silent Ilavana yesterday.
The liritiah steamer (lolvtn was per.
lattice to so In sad out of the hartalr
during the day.
The Nanette and several other hosts
have laws delayed in stating out.
iimvy rain fell here last at l. The
cisterns are new all filled a the water
iatatas is avarimi.
t'Aitlm tilYi' Nit tl'l'Almltfl.
'I'lte dim-Insane Itllmfllll'll' Ann loo
iss ins-mkwood ruptured hyflth: ml.
I . lt'littll. I"
’w‘lt‘ll. afiefihilriagwm. was built In
Norwallt ia Illl. ”or lesson was one
length lab lwsadth fl lm to in
m” “m‘x'i'o. Trig-m
' " mm a»
. iaaltlry at
a m. It In
the; know atahlltl atlas
“h ”I“ H“
’ ' . to
Sunday
school gave an entertainmeatiuliad
Men's Hall. last night. for the benefit
of the my church. The attendance
It
stars; Warsaw. honor, 3'. he -‘
WilliamB Gillette states no secret of his
I “0.000 I car. .
"3‘ ”aw ha check for 205.006
fig“ would havy enough left in hand
Lillian Russell, who started her career
Force and Wehle; tenor solo. Edmund
filial-bird; Violin and piano du'st. Wlln”
ham Jesse ahd’doseph Linxweilsr; coli-
trsltc solo, Miss .1. Pearl Grocery; no
no solo, Mrs. ,‘James Golden; soprano
Mrs. Golden and Mrs. G. R. "VanAI- “15.,
’ psth’e' rcstutfotluaccvsrmdda
instance an encore was it attended. The of ”39.19300 Perth, She is worth WW ov
as a singing sonhrctte at Pastor's theater,
rougher way into a 076,000 house In New
hyoetoror actress is invested in the coin
00",000. and till he senilh of her career
she was rated at many millions them
Every “WM of it was Inodchehlnd the foot-
liberal! Bernhardt has got so much
money she never stops to count it. She
uscdwpey Bordon more than 000.00“
year in royalt as.
Lily Langtry could lo‘ss $500,000 and
still shc Would be independently rich.
lies English racing stables alone are worth
double that amount, and she is also the
possessor of valuable ground along the
Thames.
Medicaid is living on a form In Cali-
fornis. Shela the richest farmer in the
state. Her neighbors say she wont loOaIIv
fornia to allow the hot western sun to
melt her money.
Jen do Heszkc could lose .200, 000 and
enjoy peaceful napan hour later. His
lands In Russia alone are worth twice
Stamford m8]! .0130“ 307! 30“ "I. that much. The most irresperous evening
in the great tonor's career was in this
country. He sang for 20 minutes at a
Boston concert. and when the proceeds
wore counted up his share figured up just
lion a minute.
Josep h Jclferson earned more than,
two. 000 in old ”Rip Van Winkle" alone.
His grounds adjoining former President
Cleveland's in Massachusetts are worth
twice that amount. anti he owns other
valuable properties throughout the United
States. Jefferson is probably the richest
actor on the American stage today. Ev-
ery night he appears in public be is paid
enough tosnataln an average person for
more than a yum—Chicago News. I
‘I'roohlos of Her Own.
She was a thin old lady and climbed In-
to tho our at Kingston with many limitat-
Ing turns of tho howl, and when her lulu
black vallae and other bundles had lmvm
piled upon the soot ill front of her lllt.
ushul back her red strilml shawl and
lllllit‘tl out of the a Indow with on air oi
Iontt "talent. The train llntl mrt prismat-
ell many IIIilos, however. before who began
to fumble among her bundles in shorter»
sort of way and suddenly she broke out III
a nmst. pitiful wall:
"1 knowod Itl Laws a mason. what
will idol"
The rotational!" all looked aympathlzing
ly toward her. The kindly old man across
the aisle went over to her and said:
“My amid woman. what is the troubloi
Can't we do anything for youi"
“Oh. man. I can't hear ill Let me oifl
Stop the train! Stop it quirk I"
The old man gave the bolloord o vigor-
ous pull and the train name to an abrupt
halt.
“What's tint matter hero?” asked the
conductor sharply. as he came in from the
forty Mil ear.
"Why. " sohhcd the old lady. “I plum
forgot that [as II o' turnips I had sucked
tip to take to my son John Ilenry in At
lanta. "—Atlanta Journal.
Hoot. Owl. and tlnis loot.
"DI-or. wicked. gay Monte Carlo is the
place to gut. essence of orris mot. " lurid the
woman just. book from Furope “It‘ a the
saving mm of that beautiful. dim-pots
bio littlo principality. and when u demure
woman. who would faint at the idea of
putting It hurts on the blocker rod. is
foulnl at Monte tiario she tells you calm
ly that she has lillllltl for u uninvply of orris
\Ioiet—and Ia ls‘lieml Sui this hand
komhlof. Isa' t that delightful? Well. it
only has one drop of the men on it.
“no drop on the lane of onu‘. s frocll will
mails the whole tslstuino line" like a \ to
lot. If ono havo anruplcs—hnt what worn
an «var had aeruplos where a [ml-inane ls
comwncII—uno can buy tiraasu violet at
Nice. and aonot area have the namoof
tho galnbhlra' paradise on tho botllo liut
the violet which Inltviolcts awry other
violet In Males and clinging pun-rs la
the little hitto flower of Altitmll. funnel In
rian limno. its ililtllll. a tripletstract. ls
sold in a little «char shop where the walls
are hood with Issues and tisnalr Is an
fragrant as spritnl music. It coats also»
it ivslwa an durum—how Your Mail and
Express. .. -..............- ‘
fialilhtllavawttavs.
All Aawrieaa masul in the far east had
all most tau-h and «award tbs-day
that It letter was hwlught upon the
table I with the blood and Ihliilwal
milk «only lilo. This was too much for
the oillehli. la not for both pf his serv-
ants and wanted an as piaaatiua. 'i‘hey
Island the milk out. limited at "critically.
stuincd it with an as ten of deep con
ma. taswd it and II swig-d kilo it
VII Milt!!!“ ll II WORM
“has. . but ls- wanted milk ills:
mic had The start Ionhlal up
with a ham sadl- aati laid. "'i‘hat was
yclhur lui
"Via." answered the Mlclal. “it was.”
"All right ." will the «not in so
turn. "that yellow will all the same coins
from yellow cow. Favour have as" that
some yellow low. and this unit «sons all
its-ca min-ta Nash and whttsww. "—
New “I"; Mail and lspvcas.
‘forsaycmcicatarrhthstcanaotbe
land hell him “ yhoilorsbt‘s
. ~‘ :10an rats: ‘ ‘
Wt’ otfct oaohdndrod dollars mm
.3" me “are ~....
h'ldOD r03 . ‘
We the undersigned” am kilown l'.
.l. choosy for the fifteen years.
in 'ali‘haa Imam .alid Ila-
ancially able to carry out any ohllga-
tion made by their arm. .
WEST. '“d: rausx. Wholesale drug-
atsw'i'olsdo.0 . .
IALDJNG.‘ KINNAN I MARVIN
wholesale diuuists, Tel 0. o.
”Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken inter
na‘lly. ”stating directly upon the blood.
and. mucous surfaces of the system.
Price '16 cents per bottle. Sold by all
draggists. 'l'estimohials free.
Hall's family ‘Pills are the heat.
S. E. Parker. Sharon. Wis., w lies:
"1 have tried Dertt's Witch lazcl
Solve for itching piles and it always
stops them in twu minutes. I consider
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the grant-
P. Weed. Norwallt, and Geo. 0. Still-
son, South Norwalk.
Many old soldiers now feel the effects
of the hard service they endured duro
lag the war. Mr. Geo. S. Anderson. of
Rossvillc. York county, Penn" who saw
the hardest kind of service at the front,
is now frequently troubled with rheo-
matism. "I had a severe attack late-
ly." he says. “and procured a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It did so
much good that I would like to know
doses ties." Anderson wanted
it both r his own us'e’ and to supply
it to his friends and neighbors. as every
family should have a bottle of It in
their home. not only for rheumatism.
but lame baclr, sprains. swellings, cuts,
bruises and burns. for which it is un-
equalled. For sale by fl. 0. Stillaon
Sarah Norwullt. and E. P. Weed, Nor-
wa .
- cams-com.
no
out. I“
- m
WWW
Mr. Cuyler is one of the loading inor-
ehants of this village and one of tho
Intuit prominent men in this vicinity.
mw. G. Phlppln, editor Rad Greek
Herald. For sale by G. 'c. Stillson.
South Norwalk. and 'E. 1‘. Wood. Nor-
walk.
WIlOOl'lNil f‘OllGIl.
i had a little boy who was nearly
ill-ad from an attack of whtmplng
rough. My neighbors recommended
(‘Khumlwrlaln'a Cough Remedy. Idid
not think that any m~~dielne would help
him. but after giving hill a few doses
of‘that remedy I an improve-
ment. and one bottle cured him entire-
ly. It it! the beat rough medicine I
ever had In the boost. ., J. l.. Moore.
South Ilnrgettstowa. l'o. For sale
by fl. f'. i-Iilllaon. South Norwnla. and
E. I'. Weed. Norwallt.
R. M. (teary. l'iersull. Mich. writes:
"lh-Witi's Wiieh tinsel Salve ls curing
more piles here today than all other
runs-dies combined. Ii tlll‘l'li et'zo-nm
I'llil all other skin tlluels 's.' Edward
HWoed Norwsllt and tier). t‘. Still-
son. South Norwallt.
—aostoa onus headache.
WOII'I‘II KNllWthl.
Thousands have found a friend 'n
Bacon's ('clery King. If you have nev-
er used this great sperlilt- for the pro
veiling maladies. llyspellllln. l.Ivor
Complaint. Rheumatism. (loativonoas
Nervous Exhaustion. Nervous l'roatra-
lion. Sleeplessntms and all diseases ar-
ising from derangement oi the atom-
aeh. liver and Ithlnepu. we shall be
pleased to give you n paekugc of this
nerve tonic free of thargo. largo
nailing". 500 und,‘."".s Edward I’-
Weed.
CASTORIA
’0! Infants and children.
EWE
“but.”
m~.~-..~. .c—
IiItAll'l‘t' lit ilNM’ SKIN llEEI'.
list a Iamttifnl akin eanaoi exist un
less the blood be pure. Every woman
eon lotus to her «tanks the may and
tlolll'aic hues of yumh by taking t'Icsw
land's t'olcry t'oanmomi 'i‘oa, which
elcanses the blood imperceptibly but
«actually of all ilnpurltics. banishin-
pimples. eruptions. itch. India. ear.
huselsa and hollow tailor. t'all at
I'Iatatcd'lt ilrus store. in Washitmtou
atmvt. and get a trial partisan iron
Imo package. '.:.’.I
»-—r~. .., -
I hare burn a roilerer from ebrouit
diarrhoea l'll‘l' rim-e lllt' our and have
lined all lilllilil of "millions for it. At
last I fmmd om remedy that has been
a silt-rm as a euro and that Is f‘hsm
harisiu' a f‘olle.i endless and insomnia
licmedy l'. itilrishsts (lam Illlis.
is. For sale it o e. lithium. also:
Norwaik. and i' WM. llerwalil.
suemvttn ”Mit'iiirm tiltilililli.
illy Associated I’m-J
Invest thataa.,i'a.. lay I: The
North "lineal. i'osasylvsaia volso-
tm and the lismnth Mistral re.
solved slaw-hing orders today. The»
will leave also at s o'o-im-a might for
flow York and oiiithsvcsuharlloa
and su'mnler goods are so large,
on all lines of seasouabie goods. It will surely pay you to look over our line of the
est pile cure. on the marital." Edward ‘
The cold, wet season has so Impaired the spring trade, and our stucks of spring
llullhcr Hose. 3 ply. strictly guaraIIteed,10e foot.
Headquarters for Flags, Lanterns and Boating.
we find it necessary to begin
c’ht prices this early
following goods and compare the quality and prices with other houses” , I,
Relrlgoratci's. Window Screens. Lawn Sprinklers.
Lawn Mowers. ' till Stoves. Garden Tools
Hamill clt‘s. Serooit _ . Sprinklltm Ehtsw ..
Croquet. Ghs‘oline Stoves. ‘Scythes and Stallion.
Bambo Porch‘Bllnds.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, ()il Cloth, Baby Carriages.
' While 'eleanlng house rt member a o are the only carpet cleaners in it airfield
(Monty. There are c: orpet heaters, pounders and destroy out. but we thoroughly
cleanse them, remove all grouse or dirt stains, restore the colors, miss the lump
and render them perfectly liI- -proof, without removing theln from 'the firm.
This is the only prlu tleal and sanitary a) stem.
The (Quickmeal Blue Flame Wickless Oil Stove leads the world. See it.
W. S STURTEVANT
North Main and Ann Strboto,
South Nov-walls.
what you would Mcharge me for one '
IIHICKEIIO.
tins of Illa loading llalula of Western
We iilahea Wyof l'ath O 'I'llflml
W III! U m I'll.
Bambi lad Sunday
Coursehuocramcts.
non ha ”nulls-val water and Ils-
.. Raymond Bros.
Heath Norwallt.
most w l to
salt tot-ls.
A
.RE E a
011 Cloths,
Linoleum,
Meittings, ‘ ' .A.
Rugs,
Mots, . ' T 'y’
Poi'tieres,
Drapery,
A.Dickerman& on,
Carpets,
Ingrain,
.1. Tapestry,
F0__ll___ Brussels,
'1' Velvets,
Moquettes,
Axminsters,
’i
.84 Washington St, South Norwal‘lg;
All that’s New
In Spring Clethes.
w wish every man in Norwalk itllllil see this New Spring
stock. All that's new in np-to-tlute Clothes for Man
and Boy is here.
WE’VE,“ searched the best markets of the country for
,.
hoieost protlnets, and
land [sitter eqni
with the very
there’ s.not a stoic in
med than this for simpl ying you
test prmlnetions of
to best de-
signers and tailors of our country.
N0 skimping in make-up. but all the essential points of
true workmanship aml best material are embodied in
our clothing.
N trouble to show you this Slut'll’, and well surely please
the most fastidious.
FRANCIS a 00.,
10.000 ms Ions,
wholesale and retail.
lll‘lliillll
of all the favorite brands.
'rssa risiw
thathudtout.
Mlllmllfll Mill.
Luiswtsd WM Witt“. will“.
attdL‘lgata.
Ov*.¢ a.
VI IAIN A 'IIA' NI“ 0"
.. .. sass .
’0'.“ In WILI.
. m
alternatives-
or ~‘P
Lawn Grass Ind.
Grading.
loading.
Ploughlng
and
Entourage.
98 \l’sshhlgtonlk Street.
South orwalk
’iltnirll‘lnht.
Wholesale and "tail dealers II
Fiat-l.
flora.
ma.
Lebanon.
Littloflooitmama.
Wtfilihllililtll-M.
noose: aaoIhl-i
tum-malla-
mum!“
Emulamm.
Int iyul,
m
7mm.“
Norwalk Chronicler