Kellogg will lead the meeting.
'
,. i‘i‘iittee will Intent
rbo‘in's this e'vsoi
I‘? on or Mercury
Jake regions yesterday morning has re-
allied nearly stationary, :but~ will
bsbly pin out the St. Lstrrenee to.
fly mm. mm rsin‘ fell throughout-
the intro region s'nd showers in the»
on. valley, northeaster'ii and south At—
‘ . tie states. Pleasant weather pre-
vyled In other sections”
Forecast: Partly cloudy weather
with showers tonight and Friday; sta-
tionary temperature; southwest winds.
7 The Twin
.mty‘. Memorial Day com-
the Norwali: council
--R.Inember theuwheel to be given
awa store, Saturday
Infill.“ e'IBuIIyII etei‘ythiug’ you need there
Tiny-W—
" ”shuttles Norwalk people went to
rd yesterday to attend the We-
IIIn'Is Relief corppmventlon. '
The Knob is ”ow ddomed with stat-
"deer. These were
' church held a
'e of: Min. James
Hoyt In ArcIt’ , ' yesterday after-
MOD. ' 1 i' "
V Mrs. Arm? Mrs. Howard
Earle haven eti‘vln New York city
from California and expect to be in
Norwailt next week.’
A cottage meeting will be held with
B: B. Meeker at his home in Westmrt
avenue. ooh Friday-evening. Martin“
The apartments of Mrs. Charles Bar-
rett. of Main streetmorwalk. have been
quarantined on account of .ne illness of
one of her children of diphtheria. '
——'—u—I————
The old house next to the gas reser-
‘ voir in South .Norwalk is being turned
around. it wiii face in Seymour ave-
nue. and undergo numerdus improve-
ments. , I
Jun-w
There was only one game of ball
played by state league teams yesterday
and that in New London. where the
home team defeated New Britain by a
score of i to 2.
-Paper hung at 25c per double roll.
06 Washington street.
The rrport thatstbe New Haven [in-
iico would arrest. on young women
found in the stréel‘n‘witbout a good ex-
cuse after it ociot'lt’at night. has been
denied by the chief.
...—w—
or. John 1'. Kimmy, of South Nor-
was one 0! (our applicans out of twan-
ty-ilvo to pass the examination for as-
sistant surgeon in the army. at tho
Brooklyn navy ysrd..ialt Monday.
The ball game between Betts' acadc-
my nine of Btamiord and the Norwalk
Preparatory school tcam. which was to
have hem plsycd yceterday afternoon.
was postponed on account of the
storm.
It section of the sewer at the corncr
oi Clay and l‘ranslin streets has bccii
escavuted. and a broken pipe removed
This will remedy the difllculty expor-
lenoed at cvery ram recently. when the
street and sidewalks were ilooded.
tiuudsy school conferences will lu-
hcid next week in several or the. limits
in this vicinity. as follows: Tuesday.
May ll. afternoon. New .lairiieid. cv-
cniug. King street: Wednesday. May in
afternoon. limpawnug ehspoi evening.
Raiding: Thursday. May iii. aitciuoou
Cannons. evcutns. Wilton.
A delegation at about litlt‘ty-llvc
members at Stamford Boone." ltoyui
Aronnum. will leave on the 1: bit o I lot it
train tonight for South Nor-walk. mum
invitation oi snermen council. of lliitl
plow. to psrtlrl to in a celebration in
honor of the In tistion oi Its one lillll-
drcdtb mcmbcr. Mu or “abandon. oi
this city. is extract to uuiltc an at
dross. «minutely! Advocatc.
mi‘obwe-b sociable st lied Men‘s liuli.
Thursday evening. titty llih. It 1.: in.
tthtlflihuuus slcos olllto llathau chap
ter or the inserts Guild oi ‘t‘lllliy
parish. Admission ill roots. cream and
- P“. “It l‘fllll.
mom! the portrait oi Wssblnaiou.
Iill Iitusrt. will be pro-seated in.
o lieuth Norwsiit sciuuii omorrow.
The picture was altered by the Nomad:
motor. It. A. it. to the sonnet madqu
the greatest number of ones ti In ti.-
saturates: it is srtistlcui Iranicd
postural cell. with a plain stl tsliiy Iu~
scribed. The gray-toned that is onriclo
ed by tho Insights of the It. A. it..
beautifully c actiiittl in wetcr calm by
Mrs. 0. Willie White
.. o
All hr
010th
when you order
baking powder.
Then you will
to sure of hav-
ing the best.
. - an. inn,
. visI ting friends in
some“
Waterbury.
Charles Greenwood. who recently on-
furlough.
chapter of Trinity ohur h
cobweb social tonightn
Rail Mons Mali .
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Sherwood. of
Franklin street. are the proud parents
of a baby boy.
sotafor the
ed to South
n—Orders left at Studwall‘s for piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
attention. Dittitfaction guaranteed.
walk.
.ufi
Conductor F. W. Andrews. oi the Nor-
wall: Street Bailway line, is in New
York city. today. .
L. M. Wright yesterday sold bicycles
to Robbie Morton and Mrs. Johanna
Anderson. of Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Thomas‘Lanllrigan and son Hen-
ry, of Main street, ivorwalk. who have
been quite iii. are now somewhat im-
proved. ,
The new vitrified brick paving. to fill
in the break made by the widening of
the Wall street bridge, is being put in
place today.
The South Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a special meeting tomorrow night,
to act upon an invitation to parade on
Memorial Day. ‘
The young ladies, of Solomon Scam's
room in the locit works furnished Am-
erican and Cuban iiags for their win-
dows, yepterday.
The employees of the Jerome Paper
company gave a very successful dance
to their friends at the G. A. miHall in
South Norwalk, last night.
The Washington street‘bridgc l‘ aga'in
open to traillc, although the Berlin ir-
on Bridge company' has not yet com-
pleted the work on the draw.
'I
The horse belonging to George Com-
stock. of Broad River. which strayed
away Tuesday morning. was found. yes-
terday. in Daricn. by Mr. Comstock.
The Putnam Memorial Camp Grounds
commission‘ is holding a. meeting at
Redding. Hon; John H. Ferris. one of
the commission. iin attendance. I
-—Quslity. styletland workmanship
Irnakcs the imperial Crown cigars popu-
ar.
Motorman flllbcri llorton. of tlic
Norwalk Street Railway line, yesterday
found a pair of eyeglasses lying on tiic
company's track in Booth Norwalk.
The. subject oi the mid-week meeting
at tho Norwnlk Methodist church to-
night will be Watchfulncss. Rev. l“
A. Sconeld will speak on this Lopli; and
lead the mailing.
Harry Camp indulged in a graceful
tumble from his bike on the slippcry
pavement at the rumor oi Wall and
Main streets. yesterday altornoon. The
bicycle was somewhat damaged.
T. Fl. Dunn. of tho ('ommcrclal (“turd
company. returned from a two weeks“
trip to Norwnlk. Stamford and Bridge-
port. and started last night for Torriug~
ton and neighboring piaccs.—»iliinbury
Newl.
The public is Invitcd to the exercises
l'tllilli‘l'll‘ll with too awarding of tho cit-
suy prize and the school prise. at tho
i‘oncord strum school tomorrow iil 2:30.
There will be a patriotic addrims by
Ilcncrul Frost and songs by tho child-
rcu.
Attorncys floor-go ii. l'osliuruli. .ir..
William P. Tammany and John J. t'n.
non. of Houth Norwais. urc among tlic
candidntcs for tho clcrltsiiip of tlic
Town t'ourt of Norwalk. to slut-coil
l.icutcuunt I‘oioucl l‘. A. Hill. who.
however. has not yet rcsiguod.
'i'iic uniting of thc Woman's I'itris-
lltill 'rcmpcrnucc i'ulnu will bc lll'lil
ll‘riduy ui ll o'clock. with Mrs. William
lsiwrt'nt'c. Qtilutard uvcuuc. All utcm»
iu-rs uri- rcnuostcd in be printout. 'i‘bc
ruin-rt oi the county convention. lucid ui
tlctbcl. will be given at this tuccitiil-
'l‘iio work of renovuillll lite store-s ltt
llli' Noah Wood building in Main strcci.
Norwsllt. recently purchased by P. II.
PM. oi iiridgoport. lies I'llfllflit‘ltt‘t‘ti.
'i‘lu- slorcs will not only be provliled in-
sidu with new walls. llliiil‘tt and coil-
loss. but cuilridy new plate glass ironts
will be pill in.
'i‘lic suldcct tor thc mid-wool: inc-ct.
tug at tho Norwuik I'ongrogsliouui
cliapci this vav-nltItIo will be Thu Illintiic
ucss oi .lcstis lit: tuttt'crilulliltl will
inc bis-ucd by u paper by our: of I
ludics of the church. Miss idlla Ilrrg-
my will sing it solo. Thc imsiur will
conduct the lanolin!-
-.iohn W. llsliin. tilnno iuucr. will
lie at Mallet-homo Holt-i this wccli. 'I'o
reccivc prompt attention sand orders
today.
ltcv. i‘ssoucl lit-I‘srlo. ntlseionar
iiw lteiisos in this state. will spin 'at
llll‘ riwuisr midweek mutt in tho
tlouth Norwsilt baptist churc lids cv-
unilll. The ousrtstto will still Iir.
lioi' srio is so interesting spcshrri
. whom msnv will no ansl' u: to belt’ tits
work among his own countrymen has
law: oi s stmislly interesting char-
actor The meeting begins at 1 iii
Wbcetntcn sod tesmsters are min-
incnting isvorsbly ones the escetleat
improvement now being carried on in
the leveling down oi the Connecticut
avenue bill below the oratory. by It
Isstsssr Werewoli
m
of damp street. Is
listed in the navy. ls. home on a short
Barn Moore, who has been in Minne-
gust six years, has return-
.ing a pet dog under the carriage.
”VAL "Ill. WI 00., new '0“.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Lindeman, of Woodward avenue.
“Humboldt lodge will hold its regular
meeting tonight in Germania Hall.
__.____.,__._
Attorney John H. Light has had his
residence in Elmwood avenue repainted.
~Hunting Railroad shows are com-
ing. Boys, save up your nickels.
,1
Miss oriaith of Brooklyn. Is visiting
her cousin, Harry Weston, of Fairileld
avenue. ‘ .
M. M. Norton ia‘superintending the
laying of a large water main Iii the rear
of the Mahackemo-Jliotel.
lllrs. Edelhert. Oysterbsnks and Mrs.
Harry Richmond, of Norwalk are lear-
ning to ride the bicycle
Miss Jennie Rosenbaum. of Main
street. Nor'tvalk, was run into by a bi-
cyclist coming down North avenue.
Tuesday night. and was thrown from
her bicycle. and the pedals and handle.
bars were bent and one of the tires
punctured.
—76c and" 50c paper reduced to 25¢
per double roll. J. T. Prowltt's.
Mr. and Mrs. George Burroughs Tor-
rey. of New Yoflt city. who were recent
guests of friends in Norwalk. left for
Paris yesterday morning on too Kaiscr
Wilhelm der (lrosse, stopping in Lon-
don for a visit of two weeks. They will
return next October.
Yesterday afternoon some of the
members 0! Frank A. Fcrris' family
were driving tip l‘airiicld avenue. Ihuv;
l
large dog appeared on the arctic and
caught Mr. li‘crria' dog by one car.
Horscwlilps. cold watcr and various
other treatments would not make him
let go until he had torn thc oar cntirc-
ly oil.
—Prof. M. 8. Hanan. the well-known
aiculist-opticlan. can be. consulted at
his oillcc. in the parlor of the Mahuck-
emo Hotel, South Norwalk. Tuesdays.
from 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Eves exam-
Ined free.
~Ooming Again.
lliiniiiig's Railroad shows will pitch
its man'miii wutcruprnof lciiis on
‘l‘ltcodnrc S. lAiwmlcs' lot. situulcil at
ilic corticr o! Wait-r 'lliltl Raymond
etrt‘cts, t-kttilil Nurwulk. for a Mo tiayii'
stay. Friday and Saturday. May iiic
iliih and Hill. ,itlilh'. giving four pcr-
liirmaitccn. Et'crytliiug in new. and
many new attractions. (inc of thc
ipcclai new attractions and which at»
Il‘ucttl liliniirctls (if [Mlllll‘ in NW low
price of admission. l0 and 2“ nuts.
which admits to all. The bcuutifiti l'llv
ucuicd pnubs and trnup of highly
trained dogs. is worth your tlluc in go
iullcs to witucss. llob liuutiug. Amor-
icu's favorite clown. will appcur ill
t-m'h pcrinritmucc. 'l‘lniusunds of la-
dli-‘s iiikcts iiuvc hccu distributed in
ill privitto ismilics l‘hcsc tickets. with
lo route. will admit any lady to soc tlic
Hunting show with a good scut.
ilonrs open at l and 'i‘ p. Ill. l’ct'liirui-
uni-cs ivimmcncc one hour lutcr. litui'i
lull in ace the grand frcc uuisldc cit-
itililtlon glvcn by tbc ltrotlicrs llutit-
lug. iiiicen utinutcs licfnrc the door.»
open.
W
’l'o Array Volunteers.
I'illYHllillAl‘lll‘il ii. i ll Witt
will ittrnlsi Hit Iurlsnu-iici i‘oldiwi i'iuiu.
ant lIis Ilfir if» to all m ruii- inc tltc t'uliuu
cut: its um r holds good until. Maui}.
iu
liully Bulletin.
Flour is yet on the upward move and
many predict it will «sud: .Illllli a ban
vol builuc .luly int. i have considerable
on bond aiuistu willlugiosoll at inset
titan wholesale prim. it to bag: Mist
liariwi for the hrs: iii-urn. “l'rlrcs sttbv
he loot to change: without notlw."
Potatoes ltlgluir and selling still at
Ct at bu. Now bow mine in ciwlloui
on ulltluu:a nous w iitwl or siqutty.
ilur tins and clicup at lit'c.
ltlllui logos. l7c.
lsilistur I have mwluvl un siiwk oi
lllrtl limb Isilislur. llw ilui-si msslscvcr
put up. tilt.
t‘atsitp lcall voui ultstttinutouiy
”New |fitIt‘iquilI I ‘slsup. liiucriluui llluc
intlll ti.
“3.. .L- “It" dawns. will by the “I
n in giant. new stitch. now built
or. larger) Jars. tincstopmiity. iiiluorts
dilation. Amm-lty n 'l‘immtndmtt:
try it: said uitmcicgsuti nil-min; its:
this of 7 llabbitt's Hoop the t'lllliill tl
Mill it “all l'nltttfii’lt'ivmliiitiiill.
~ iieuumrbsr whit: you want u boson;
Mc quality llnmnis. at Mr hero
The town is Mug sninpicd wits l'sv-
Mlle Mllhl when. Wt sell them.
Premium stantpa givcn. No statin-
on sugar or dour.
Model (lottery.
in North Bets litre-t.
1 Fairbanks Gold Dust,........ . . . . . .17..
1FairySoap,.........................I5II
F. D Lawton (is Co.
22 South Main Street.
'.
Phone 138-2.
Prices Get Customers,
. But Quality Keeps them. ‘ 1
If you buy your next lot of outs of
us, you’ll‘be sorry but for one thing:
That you didn't begin to patronize
as long ago.
Buy oats that’s clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
C'oldWell’s
imperial
Lawii Mowers
A re the best we know of on the market.
.ItI
“(loud things are maize apt to lit" cheap
than oheup'tliiiigs are to llt‘ gooii.‘
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
Mimosa E) “the.
(..omploto liiic of
4
Vow today.
SuuiImer Millinery.
Sl’ El‘ iA. ..
or in New \ Hill at
The iatcsl lll
Bicycle flats and Sailors.
'Wc arc soiling quantities of “.0“ Lite. ‘l‘lic
priccs toil tlic story.
Tiilqtson 8: Mills,
86 Washington nti'cet. South Nor-walk.
goo "li'iiiintcilI lluts liougitt of iiuiuiit-
y low plicc.
I’llll COOKIIG. “013m
in mine.
it: llilll‘lill. Lilli
And the tsitsblisbiu‘of a 0A. IANOI iii the kitchen is lllc mini
plotlou of ill ousobccper’s «turbulence. The mulls arc:
islets lento. No Dirt.
rfe‘ Cooking. 'Alwoyn Ready.
ANN
(lint Comfort Dilllll the sinner lioitiii
THI ’WILIIAOH LAMP
I'nslucc- tiic rcatcst null tin-st pica-ins light at u iuliitiuuiu unit.
am is n uttlsfteclltiu toot: H pm who new it.
We sliuil lic plcstsml tit iutvc liic lllllll" of Nuiwniit cull ui ouroilii
Illltl wcwlli cudtuun to explain to llllllt Iiu up lllitttl tins lions:-
ulu llllWl' llM'Itil (luv.
Till IDIUALI 0A8 tidlll’ co.
)0in “no. t. Wat-e Its-0%.
Stand by the Old Flag.
liuy your goods ol‘ tilt and \vc'ii stand by you.
ilur iiuslucss Suits for $6.50. .8. 50 and ”0.00
A
l'.
Xlflllljlllll
ll I‘ll
”0.00. but they are going fast.
ilur Furnishing Iimuis IIticpsrtIucIut' is kept up-tuI-diutc.
lllltl if you want what it right lll this line we iutvc it.
Willi. H. Sellcck,
Ciothior and Furnishor.
Fill Wail Street. Norwttllt. (Jon
. w
The Evening Mtlael’s
-
Q
I
Want Columns
I very cheap.
excellent vuiucsuud cannot be duplicated ciscwlwrd i’or \ililill P. BillillS, ll Will Milli. NONI“. m .
the money. s . . m
We have a few more of those sill: iiuoii 'l‘oplloutri for .
W .
Brodaded Skirts. $2. 00 Plain Mohair Skiftfiv 33
H I“ 2 50 H db
The above are exceptionally good quality,
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwaik, Conn.
"Everything from 3 Noodle to An Anchor. "
REAR ADMIRAL DEWEY lsAll Rig, <
80 ARE
I y
Nat. C. Goodwin
lived In this town. he would certainly buy his ‘
However. an Oil a dresser as he to rec
'0 rtunlty right I."
prln and Summer .§ '
27.
...
earnings.“ to it'll} ssmfno
“f new fl'. “ even
assim' superior advanta es in t a buying ensue
Sim" p'riees totslto care 0 themselves. We'll (in
you. 00
IN FURNISHINGS '
“Viburnumuluituluuccnruwui minim that are lsutilti to
limit: its limits lot-III {iii tiil
.\i 2m: suspuutlen unulc Ili stat... fini- itch» and Iiiiittttlttgs.
.\t h'tc .‘illtliill uliiit lic wiui hillil‘I “i- would lIItl ltl‘ usltulllbtl in w
i'
lllf 77W.
ilur ucw-triiwtl lutiliriggan itiulcrwwir ni doc iiiusl lil' a“ b'h i} ,
utilit‘cciulcil.
'l'iimc are but a low ui' untiiy “itl'll cw-ry cvciilitg Iiillii ll o'clock.
Soul}: A
Norwalk.
“W. t
Wan/é?
Milllili'iu‘lllii
Holt-i.
....W-- ./
CAMERAS AND PHOTO avenues ‘
Vive Cameras. 4| I-nan he. OI.
Klondike Cameras. J t-nsn no. no. .
Northboro Cameron. J land on. .JJO.
I wwuul llttliti i'm cuuu-i'n in uimtl cunditlnii. with L' sch oi‘ lcn», tI pinioltolil‘
I'll. tripod and carrying rose. in.
Full Line at Plates. Chemicals. Printing
Papers and Promos.
Highland Brando:
III. lanes Irandn are Iii-lolly Union.
lllOllLAlD "All“. lilillulll Pl . .
illIllLIlb II“ “TRACT. lllOlllAlll cocoa.
and Meets ween tron. Itonh his: and PM V ‘
Put Up lxprensly for Family Use.
as iatrol‘uily as to player: but a prom riptluu. ivy
'fl'l‘ PUIII‘I‘ MALT TONlOI Mlfll. i
They bitlldlt he wcnlt. illiil an "Hour inane-ii iii an MM‘
Km and subsoi- furnished a: ’l‘fllllt'i'tl price: '
DELIVERED FREE TO FAhii l
’ lease a. assumes. Sole spat.
almost-It. *
Norwalk Chronicler