day, May 25.
a real ‘tiIunilhr storm of the
season visited Norwallt yesterday after-
. *Porgies. tic. N. Y. maret.
The woodwork about the Norwalk
33% Railway building is being re-
Concord division, Sons of Temper-
sacs. will hold s- Ibo: sociable. Wednes-
~Ladlee' and gents' bicycle hats, at
O'Brien's.
.__...___.,.__.
A large cherry tree at J. B. Ells' resf
idence In Camp street was blown down
last evenlnd duriiig the storm.
Rev. George Nichols. L. L. D. of‘
West avenue, yesterday contributed
; 3200 to the hospital fund.
.a
~Eneoursge patriotism in your boy.
Military caps. 25. 50 and “76 cents;
pants, 60 cents, at Comstock Brothers.
Tile Norwnlk Mills company at its
annual meeting. yesterday, re-elected
. the old board of officers.
The H. O. P. club will give an Infor-
‘ Inal receptloa tonight In Red Men's
Hall. The Twin pity Mandolin club
will furnish mucid. .
-—sInau fresh summit lb. at Hayes'
market. "- .
Fred Hall. the pool and billiard ex-
pert, arrived at his home in Norwalk
“yesterday aft eon, after an extended
exhibition toiIr trip. He will remain
here about two months.
The long stretc. I oi macadam In New-
town avenue is the scene of some live-
ly hsprinting almost every pleasant day
by loc wheelmen who are in training
for the Alpha races. which take place
on June Itith.
Yesterday afternoon a portion of
' Wall street became Ilitered with show
‘ 'llirii Mrs.
hills which came tram the debris of the
Opera House. which is being renoia— I
ted. They are being gathered u b
Chief oi Police Bradley. p y
———___.J__.
—Paper hung at 25c per double roll.
98 Washington street.
lI‘rank llonohue. of the iirm of Mr-
lntighlln & Donahue. the Pacific street
IIotilaIs. has taken charge of the III-m' a
new slow on Washington street. South
Norwalk. lie has made many friends
In that city during his short stay. —
Stamford Telcgtam.
G. Rootlgor of New York. has pur-
chased the buslnasa of Albln lithium.
and yesterday moved in apartments ov-
er the market In North Main street. "0
will take possession Monday. Mr. Mul-
mo. who is seriously III. was slightlv
more Iomforiablo. today.
—i‘rlmII rib roast. 12bit: Ii Water St.
A writer III the Ilry Goods ('IIronIIIIo
says: "A good point for the retail
men-bani to remember In that It is not
how large a business he does. but how
many times his stock Is turned In the
course of II yrar IIIIII really llitili'ltit'il
the successful merchant." The (lillt‘li‘
oat stock turner is II kI-eII-IIIIg-Id IIdrI-r-
ilsonII-Iii: and there‘s no better lill'll-
lag time that May.
lag time titan May.
w—Siraw bots I'lcanIIII and pressed. at
(.l'llrlon'a.
"W-
libius‘ rirIIua is straudI-Il up Ill
WI led. III i‘olllusvlllo. 'I‘IIIIinIIy. llii'
“nutrition and some of the perform I‘h
loft iIoI'IIIIsII tin-y Iould not t-oIIIaIt llli'li
pay and llll‘ i‘l‘itl of ill" show IIIaIIIIIIIaI
sin IIIII iIhIIIuIIlI III \‘l’iuairul. Wlit'i'i' tiIIIi
II'I‘. living on IIII'IIIkII rs. 'IhII i"‘lllliil II .III
billed for most of illt‘ towns III IIIII
Namatuvk volley. InIIIIIIlinII iioyuiour
and Derby. 'l‘bo IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII
that ill" war In the radar of its poor
business.
-—0rdors left at liudwoii‘s for piano
and man tuning will receive prompt
attention. Bail-faction ausrsntsvd.
Tito i‘otiit’ul l'nlon of Kim‘s llauab-
tors. will IIIIII-I Iumorrow IiiIItIII-Iiayi III
the Norwaik i'onsrmstlooai IlIupIII. at
I.“ p. In. After the r-porls of "ID
nirrles there will be It inIIIIIIIIIIo ai
Nowklrk. Miss illisrwood.
Hill Miller Arthur lilli and others
will litre solmiions M the Iioso of
tile prosIIInIuIII i s will be moved by
Nil. Widen. Mrs. Hunter and Mrs
Paddork. and all ladies are cordially lll-
sited.
“iii lb. pail pure Isrd. if» :
III lisros' market.
a “ll ..,,.. 3
”Isle bass."
(I "L. iiii‘.
.tlon roms III 7 o' I- Inc It. All ilii'i
rye a bicycle.
George Finch. of Norwalk.
fishing trip today.
—~iloe or back shad. 8c;
steak and, 10c. at Hayes’ mar
Carl Scaob is having his
Railroad place repainted.
5i
Mrs. Frank beach will givfi a music-
ale In Red Men’s Hall. Frlda ‘. May 27.
lsofloda
‘ o
ital.
3‘. J. Howard, of Norwalk. this morn-
ng.
w-No war prices at 8 Waietl street.
Miss Luella I. lane. of a in Main
street. has been visiting In ew Hav-
en.
W. W. Comsto k is having e%tenslons
placed on his ‘40 cottages n South
Malnzfireet.
Ira F. Hoyt, of the Derily Opera
House spent yesterday with friends in
South walk.
--Full line of men's alpinesl O'Brien.
A German professor reports he has
found living bacteria in wine which
had been bottled 25 or 30 yea‘s
plays a handsome new star tspangied
banner in front of his residenc .
-Leg of lamb. 123512.
The bell of "Big Ben ndo weight
14 ions: the bell of St. aul’ s cathedral
new clock h s a weig t of 5 t as.
N. vi market.
The German navy as only been in
existence half a century, the ii at naval
officer having been appointedlln 1847.
-Huntlng Railroad shows are com-
ing. Boys, save up your nick ls.
Mrs. C. Albert Freeman too part In
a concert last evening in Ne Haven.
Mr. Freeman played a violin ‘obllgato
to her solos.
Rev. John T. Winters and‘i’aul (i.
Schultac. Jr.. went to Danbury. last
night on matters pertaining t the T.
A. B. and I. society. F
--The latest craze! Ladies' fielmcopc
bats. outing. bicycling. Alpine. all col-
era. 50 and 75 cents. Comatoclt
Plans are being drawn for a new
block at the corner of East all and
Brook streets to be erected by Miss Ms-
ry Hounecker. ‘
John H. Ferris and Perry. id. i-‘erris
went to New Yorkltoday. anti will re-
Iurn with the launch Eva ll. Ferris.
which has been overhauled. l
a
N. Y. Lmarket.
The annual collection of ill. South
Norwalk Cmtionai church
home missions m‘poatpont-d |
day until next Sunday morning.
~Smaii blue iish. itlé.
for
,t Sun-
'l‘hI- Young Men's (‘hrlatlan . asonia-
Ilou Wheel club will hold a (“hill run
illlit IIvIInIIIII start.” from the associa-
ILIIIII‘II III‘
the Young MIIII' s (‘hrisilan Asa I-iIItion
are invited.
~7l'Ic and 50a paper reduce-l to 2th
per double roll. .I. 1'. Prowltt's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. llocd, of
lirbluvport. spout ,I'I-stIIrdIIy til it Mrs
W. Slit-lion Stevenson. Snail Main
Itil'i‘i'i. Mr. tutti Mrs. lit-ad "{itl Mrs.
SltIi'i‘lllitlil made It trIInII-AIIIIII lt‘ tour
IoiIIIIIIIII last summer.
-—-—-—-
I'mllnaud and "liiliii‘il MIIIIII 'IIIII III
on Ih-I Iowa. of Admiral Sampson in
liIIIIi. ulIIIIb tired thI first hiltli ill flan
.luau do Porto itiIIo. yI-Ittordny. iI‘I-I'Ill-
hood is III charge of NW of tin guns
and mini" have flrvd the shot.
. .. .. . mm.
IiiIIII IIIlIIud lobsters. “3'qu It May-
Ia‘ IIIIII'kI-i
'I'Inlxt) t-ilIIIIifl Ilnwloy all draw
the pupil IoI iIIII graud jury o I'Isli-
slIIIII' lilo i'Jllii‘Ii of Ilrnluniiu WI Ila and
Max "i‘lil‘lilllilllt who ill‘l‘ I‘liill'fl III with
Ibw lilili‘lll'l' of. David Ii. it. Luiibori III
Wilton. ‘I‘lm jury will Iiliiit' nhle on
Wednesday him—lit. “l
line of ill" IIquIIIIIIIdanIII mot iIII local
IIIIIIIIII IIIIIvIlvod it unique Itllll IIIIIIIII~
tiIIII this Illill‘llliil as an ear use no ob
III-ow from drill. The letter I'll-‘i "line
of our relatives tilt‘il and «pro and lilo
wish that we should have II It III Ili’lii'
at his expense. We did so.“
II‘IIII lino of t'l’iolt'i‘ i'osoialilos. III
iiiII‘IIs' ilIiii'iIiIl.
.w. -
IIIIII-I. the little son of Mr. IIIlII Mrs
William Msslino. was iaiII-II ioIII New
York Institution on ‘i‘IIIIsIny to ”0' up-
I-rIIIIIIl on for It very serious iuplurr.
Mrs Mainline is with her son. item It
is lIonIl will pass safely Ibroi II the
III III.» treatment and rapidly IIIIIIII r .
II." t‘ bIIsI III .ioiirusl.
"'Qliflllly. style and work
minus the imperial i‘rowo Ilssr
Isr.
llIIil iii
W”
A bamboo collision oIIIIIIIIrIId I Wm
avIInuII lenmisy night. In» I Ititn
IIIIIIIIII. III-tween two liloyriisis. ‘illie of
them was rendered insonsibh- for II
abort IIIIIs. (loom W. MIIIIIII. he was
III-ins. not is his assistant-II. but the
ad revived shortly after he T“ oar-
rtod in the sidewalk.
lie. at
Harn' market.
The New York. New liar and".
Hartford railroad named 15,
mt .‘ Marshal. ”l ”I. as
of fit’ s
In...
~Two baskets strawberries.
. I l I I‘ “ “.
Constable J. J. Goodwin Is learning to -
rgles. 8c;, .
block in'
D. W. Fitch. of Merwln street. dls-'
. ”Attila
‘ . l1“ .
I ' y .'
MAI. MIG ml 00-. MW V0“.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kellogg, of Nor-
walk. are visiting in New Haven”
-
A' runaway horse with only a bridle
on ran about the streets at Norwallr for
several hours this morning. successful-
ly eluding all efforts at capture.
-—Leg of lamb. 12m. 6 Water street.
London has 3,000 miles of sewers.
34 .000 miles of telegraph wires. 3,200
miles of gas pipe: and 4,500 miles of
water mains. ~
Accordions were Invented In 1829 by
Mr. Domain. of Vienna. and a single
German flrm now manufactures over
17.000 a year.
-—Soldlers caps. at O'Brien‘s.
Every week 9.000.000 oysters artI
IWallowed by the. people of London.
Half of the strolls arebroken up and
used for asphalt paving.
The number of people who have lived
upon his earth since thiI time of Adam
‘5 calculated to be somewhere about
l0,627.844.ti00.000.000.
~Forequarter. 8c. N. Y. market.
The first printers used to print only
In one side of a page. and then pastrrl
‘ogeihcr the two blank pages to givr
the Impression of one loaf.
Whenever Queen Victoria aort-
thread. she always has II couple of tire
Ixtlnguiahcrs sent out In advance and
mod up‘ In thII house she is to reside
In.
I.
A remarkable N" has been discover-
‘d in the Fiji islands. It has a Ilt‘t‘ll
lar formation III its throat which rau-
Ics II to whistle when III on IIxI-IIIIII
Ilflli'.
—l-‘orc quarter lamb. 7r. ii Water St.
'l'lItI busiest time on IIIII Atlanilv to
do is lIIIthIIII IlIII hours of ill and l;'
‘n lhi‘ fIII-enoou. " During that time or
III average about 900 messages pass
nor the cable each way.
'I‘ho toiling of IIlIurrll bells (III thI or-
Iaaiun of It burial Is based on tho old
'mgan customs of Irmnlnu mugs when II
Indy was in lli' IIIIIII'I'M in fll'llt‘i‘ in
wow away the lliltl spit-Ila
Germany IIIIII .\Il:Ill'lIi how about ital
IIIIIkIIIg ril‘liliilll. \ lillquS't'iil‘b i'llllI‘M‘ I.-
IIIIIIIIaIII'y III-fIIrII IIIII EIIIIill‘lil obtains ll
llplotuu. Mutt ill llll' lillli'l l‘lli'f‘l bow
lllllillliiirl fruit .llt'lili' III-lamb,
w» In"... ..... W-.. - ..
“Dunlap. \‘IIIIIIIIIII IIIII‘III'a.
0' "Hon
'l‘bo Ill‘lllhli IIIIIaI um I‘Illilllllii‘ illl‘ iilil
‘i-l itpt't'liilt‘ii of port slaw uIIIIlI born
my IIIItII. This is It IIIIIII lion's lii'iiil
wins on it IlIII IIIIIIIII Id nu I'luyzniuu
illiit or lIIi‘ i‘!t'\'i‘lllll Ii: liliri)‘.
\i'lIIIII Quit‘li Victoria iibl‘i‘lilll‘ll tiII-
lII'IIIIII. IIIIIIII IIIIIII ii [li‘i' III-III of tin
Iaoplo in llrlilsb islands l'Iililil IIIII
wrtIII llii'll‘ IIIIIIIIIII. llil' Ill‘lllliilllllii lil
.IIIII muIIliiuu iiil\\‘ but lli'i'li li‘illit‘i‘ll
III I litIl' i'i‘ill.
'I‘lII- lilili‘ III will is It nIIIIIIIIIIIIIut iIII
Illiliil) III t'bIIIII MIIIIII )lt'lilit .I ymri)
it‘l'lliiiI of iliJlIMIWI. .I-- ”III Iiliiliilil
'tlililllilll'lli‘lii is :I.:tuu.uIIII.IIoIl pounds
and IIIII lIuImIIailmI of lili‘i'lKIl salt I»
IIII‘IIIIy prohibited. .\ liIIrumI Iu III-II
Mill routs taboo to gold.
. ..-___. ._..-- Q
'l'o Army Volunteers.
i"|itli‘tltiiiAi'NiI.il iI‘. I i W in
wIlI furnish Isis I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi IIIIIIII-I I'im u.
‘mplis for ii. III to all IIvrIIIIs im the i I‘Il-IIII
"iiilM‘ 1‘qu nth r holds Ins-II mail “out?
III
lttlly Bulletin.
i-‘ioiii' III yIIl on the upward more and
"only predict It will roach slittiil a liar.
rel holbre .iuly let i iIIIvIIIIoII-lIiorsiIiv
on band and mu willluu to mil In In.
than wlInlIsIIls prim-u. ill on imp as no
barrel for iiII- lav-I iltllil‘s. “l‘rII-I-u sub
laid to change without notice"
i'otsioss higher and selling Well III
II lib iIII. Now Iilt‘ti some in t'li‘t'lli‘lil
no Idiiion; lilllitl wilted Ill annuity
utter. tins and «loop iii III’II.
nub buds-us eggs. IIII.
ads-tar I lum- (twin-d no Iiil' II III
"N lit-nit lailssit'l‘. Ibo lillisil domino-var
pill lip. MI.
i'stsnp iIIIIIi vIIuI nIIeIIiIIIIIiIIIIIv
Now all i Ini l nlsup. Flueriimn iiIiIII
itslxii miii II.
ly l'hIiIi' ilawm. sold lay the HI
Janis in gist-I. new silli'il. now male
or. lamrlsrs. IIIIIIIII l‘lillllfi‘. slimm-
of liavors. A novelty II “iIvIIIIIinJmII;
l". it: Iiiid in its «lentil: Iili flirts: ili'
I.liaio oi"! lIiIiIt's wisp ill-I I-IIIIiIII' Ii.
this of II sii Hosp MI- IIIIIIiIIIiIni.
when you want II boson.
arms. In lie litti't'.
aiming IIIIIIIph-IiI wits l'sv-
Ilkt racism Went libero.
mfisinlinn stahips given. fin stamps
es semi onion 0
I
lFairbank's Gold Dash-.m-n-uunl'lc
1FairySoap....,..-.................... 5c
3
l
l
)
New tIIIlIII.
Summer Millinery.
HI I.i‘ I\I..
Phone 138-2.
Prices Get Customers;
But Quality Keeps them.
200
F. D. Lawton 8- 00.,
22 South Main Street.
If you buy your next lot of oats of
us, you ll be ad~ " “
as long ago.
13le data that a clean.
NU I!) L T HATCH.
but for one thing: (
That you didn’ begin to patronize <
/
\Wm
Coldwell’s
imperial
Lawn Mowers
\I'e the best we know of on the market.
“Good things are more apt to be cheap
than cheap things are to be grmd.‘
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
'3'\\\e\set\ 8) “iii“
( tilltpltIttI lllll' of
(in
llinin.
the tummy.
mom.
IXIOOOOOOOIXIOIKKIOOOOOOOOOQOOO
Barony and Comfort
In iIIIlIoIiilIold calls
Quick Monte.
Perfect Cooking.
I'Iil Wall fitrrt't.
6A3
rot coouit.
Ion Inuit.
rot IIIIIIIII.
”T7”
2”” "‘lIiIuIIIIIol llnts bought of import-
i'l' in Now \ urk at i'IIIy low price.
The llili"l III
Bicycle flats and Sailors.
. “‘0 are selling quantities of l“l.(l\\'l‘lli-".
III'IIII-s tell the story.
Till‘otson & Mills,
86 Wasmjilngion street. South Norwalk.
’i‘lII- result-I iii'i':
No Dirt.
\‘li
Always Ready.
Great Comfort During the Summer lionths.
THI WILDIAOH LAMP
l‘Imiqu. iIIII Imam-I and mm! ItlI‘Mlilit lliiill .Ii Ii IIIIIIIIIIIIIII nut.
and i- .I naIIiI-ia-II-IIIIIIIIIIIi Iua- wiIIIIIsIm II
WI ~lIIili la [IliI‘flIl «I i I li||\l‘ ihi‘ IIIIIIII - nf NIIHNIlk I'Iill III Illil IIillI-I
and u: will Imiunuu ltl tIk|Ilii|ii lll iinm III- IIIIIIIIIIII tins Italian ::
IIIIIl iilln I IN s III in I
lit! soswsis use hear so
E
lorthillsiol.. - x
And iiIIIIutIIbl‘I-Illiu of ii GAO RANOI III the kitchen istiIIII I-oIII-
pit-lion III IIIII liliifit’hii‘ll‘rh."i'ilinvlilt'ili'i'
: ‘K
gm
X
It
3
i000
rm it‘vvniog Mtioel’s,
Want Columns
om... II Wane Its-0t.
utod II
Standby the Old Flag.
Iluyy our timid-I of tie and We'll stand by you.
ilur Business Suits for ,6 80. ”PO
IIIIIIIIllont l’iilllt‘ii and cannot be dIIpllI
liliil ”0.00 iii't‘
liit‘Wllill'il for
“II have it few more of those silk lined 'l‘op i‘oata for
“0.00. but they are IroiIIIr fast.
lllll‘ l‘ill'lllslilllk Humid Hiliilliil'tillolit. III knpi llllvttlrtlillt‘
and if you want what a right III this “"0 Wi' have it.
Willis H. Scllcck,
Clothler and Furnisher.
Norwallt. (loan.
I!
The
Eduard so not.
The war and unfavorable whether have dep_
business Interests of the couIItr No trade has
more than the Dry Goods. a find ourselves wig,
surplus stock In man departments. Now wont! to H
ducc this stock and n order to do it profits will be.
rlilcod and cho cc staple goods will he sold at less .
they cost. ,_ II ‘I
Ono let of Dimlties, Lawns. etc. 80 per yard; never sold for less than 1210. 1' ’
New Silk Fancy Hkirt Linings, lite per yard; regular price. 25c. .I ,
Ladlea’ (Ian/o Ribbed VIII-Its, 5 7, 10,12.}. 17 and 250 each, 3 to Hi less than regus’
lar prices.
Look at our bargains III Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose at 10 and 12} 3
pair; regular price I2; and 170.
The \ery best Outing Flunnela, 8c per yard.
' Bowman smash-g,
no. 5 emit. strait“. smut
s
“Ivorythlng from 3 Noodle to An Anchor."
REAR ADMIRAL DEWEY ISAII Right
50 ARE
EAGLE, CRPSCENT, SYRACUSE AND SPIERS’
BICYCLES
Bicycle Repairing, etc.
A good Outing Flannel at so.
I
I,
0
Full line Bicycle Sundries.
FOX cvcu: & HARDWARE co...
IZO ,WASHINGTON STREET.
"Small Profits and Quick Salon." ,
1..- ' ' on
Nat. C. Goodwin
lived in this town. he would certainly Ibuy his mognludw
sis. Howey er. as good a dresser as hel amounts“
’ our friends have the same opportunity right I." m ,
our new.better. " different " Spring and Summer
exhibit. $uperlor udvsnta .9 III the buying oflb
selling prices to take care 0 themselves. We’ll “I“
of y on. too
1N FURNISHINGS
WIIlIIIVIIIIIIabundant-our Izmd \IIIIIIII~ that are bound in
make us illiill\ fast l'IiI- 'il.ll'l
.\t .:'IIII silaiit‘iiill I~ Iiiliili' II: It“ unlur.‘ .IIII \IIIII- lIliil tIiIIIIIIlIIgs.
.’.'\t be hl‘IIIlIIIsIIIIIii lli \Int ~III'II‘I- “i‘ \tlIIil I not lie tlsliiillit’d to In
for WW. I.
Ulll'lli'\\'~li‘l|'t'll lIlillIl'l'IJ‘lll underwear :II no.- IIIII~I be soon is) in
ii||||i'i'i'll|li‘il.
... ,
'l'lIIIII‘WIIl’b I II \\ It! ll.'l|l.\‘
.‘lillllit'lii'liln
lliili‘l.
CAMERAS AND paoro SUPPLIEE
Vive Cameras. II i-IIIIA I4. II.
Klondike Cameras. J I-Axo I A. M.
Norihboro Cameras. Ji III.“ 3. OJ so.
l li‘i IIIIII lmntl {us I mm iii in p Imi .IIIIIIiItiIIIi. \i llli" - ~I I- III II III. ii tiliill! litili‘l
i'l‘l. liliaul Iiliil I'lill,ili¥ i no to.
IIuII Line of Plates. Chemicals. Printing
Papers and Frames.
WILLIAM P. BEERS. 49 Will strict. liomli. Gill.
TIIIE east IIAII‘ severest?
Highland Brando:
Highland Dramas ore lirloily Union.
liiOiiLkllD “VIII". (“MILAN Pit!
iiiOiiLMD IILT EXTRACT. Hidilulii OR!“
and "I“ with Iron Itooh Mo and 'im
Put Up lapresaiy for Family U“.
M i'nri'filily II~ II piiyuln IIIII‘ .- pn-sri'lpllun.
THI PUIIIT MALT TONIOI MADE.
The buildH in the wash uni: .. "WWW III IIII riioitlnl'v
y is and IIaiIlIIIIsl'II" shed at’redut iprlossy. pa
DELIVERED FREE TO FAIR.
micron. 50‘!
I. tut-nun: IIIIiIl II o’clock.
h'otitll
.\' orwallt.
iIIIIIiI . \l'
.
teases.
Norwalk Chronicler