minimums
l lm lilil. raining
or the o dismal?" "it
soon rotten: on s ,r nan
l. glint thii‘t‘lgehihgw: ,oet'mn
ortland. .Pleeeant weather pro-
,. indirect-oath m", northwest enr-
. Jalmntsnleywhs? lifts fistulas-a
M on army. or icon .
fittither and probshly ”showers tonighat'
Mil Tuesday: stationttry temperature;
hotttlneast winds. .. . ' ’ . .
. ton Stounmeli has the mumps.
hearing on tin Ellen Rice estate
tshe plaoe’il‘t’t e‘Norwalk Probate
.A
will
ourt tomorrow. 1:» ..
bottle Tittlefoi south Norwaik. is a
nest of his son. William R. Tuttle, o
no ldim street munry.‘ .
‘ Norvtralk firemen will be inspected in
in" uniform on hurlday evening by
the Mayor andflity Council. ‘ .
\ . ' int ,6: the season at the
mslk'utlvnt Aerials club's - courts
all. played Saturday siternooa.
"Look at Old Glory in'th-z window at
DoKlynn's. battery. at ANorwaik: the
‘ sweetestever mode. ‘
villas Genevieve Reed. '0! oh...
toltyr. was the guest over Sunday of Mrs.
, 153.1. Thomas. ole-Berkeley street.
‘ Washington lodge.“ Cranbury, will
‘work the rinitia y..tiegree tomorrow
.. cream will he
been at Montonltmas one to Utica. He
. has been quitemfmw; lint ls now ful-
W recovered. "r. . . - . .. ,‘
W
Mrs. JamesflWli'emsn..,of Catherine
street. will tentertflltt 'the Willing Wor-
hero of the Norwallt Methodist church.
,Wednesday sitermon. ‘
Thomas F. Dunn. manager oi the
Commercial Card company. of Danbury.
has completed his worlt in South Nor-
walk. and tell today for Merlden.
The South Norwallt Hat company
met its creditors in New - York hunt
week. and an Igreemont was reached
whereby the iirm settles at 75 cents on
the dollar. The liabilities of the itrm
are 328.000.
A delegation oil Catholic l'oiou
council. Knights oi Columbus. want to
Sandy Hook. yesterday. to attend a
session oi the Knights oi (‘olumbus of
that place and Mittens the working oi
the third degree.
m
. Joseph A. Goodbu—c. wito graduates
this year at the International Y. M.
.. A. training school. at Springfield.
has the position oi physical director oi
the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.. is will go
to Bridgeport August 1.
d. B. Raymondihe South Norwullt lcr
dealt-r. was In town yostcrday in March
oi ice. ‘Nearly all the cities in the
state urn short in their supply iltbt
your and lionbury is one of the fcw
which had a good crop loot wintmzw
linnbury News.
A succlul mccting oi the Norfloltl
Congregational (therein society has b on
rolled by the trttsltors for totnorrow oi-
tornoou It 2 o'clock to take action in
the matter at ulntnlltlug possession oi
tho pnrsousgo. now occupied by ”it!
tier. (‘hurletn at. Arthur.
.lohn i-‘ltsmouricc. who left rlotuh
Norwnllt about u ntontlt ago. and t'lt~
listed in the Ninth Regiment. N. it. s.
N. t’.. was hauls tinntlsy on u twenty»
four hour leave oi absent-c. tic itun
lh't'll detailed as regimental orttcrit.
llllnlvtntut‘lu today with tho ‘I‘l'llllll'lll
iromtho i'oolteltlll camp for the nlotuh.
gun—u—
word»- innit Wfiddml'l tor plelto
, and man tuning will resolve prompt
attention. listleinotlon guaranteed.
«1....
tipotdtlua hi on cutertslomctu to to
given 'l‘uotttluy ovoulnu by tilt thmtlit'n
Auxiliary oi the tumour Vouny Mcn‘u
(thrletlnun Annotation. t in New: turn.
"It is unissued that Mrs. licorslu llull
Pomona. flouth Norwnllt. will lllll'tit'i
litany llat'ilulry nodule. who will be Mill!
lotto to hour bur up u rerllullonhu.“
Mitts Luis iii. tinihln. oi l‘tsnluuy.
tummy of donut: Norwalit. ht rontht
holly Illllll now lunrsls in her «tour
lionery war . liofltlllill of ills: null
lln‘tt wortt no in recent recital! at tho
letlhur (toll In of hilltnlc. tho Nous
stirs: too the eluttllllillllll‘x’ unto-t
mt thrice intuit: unintturcd. . in lotto
M. Ihlttltt tit-r u nunnoluttuo rnllllvtl
hotel-titty hi lit at “Wilma. whirh Willi
not only tn c "only cottcclml continual-
lion in itself but allowed her to tibi-
nlo a nurnrlslnu titanium oi vurnntllliy
gull. drill-into ctnttcritilon ill the rock
“It"
‘Clerelsod‘tlioltlng Powdér
ht required. not I
Frank nanoteéot wt 'nlpsult. who has '
. '. Additgh‘ter has been born to Charles
. 1Baotou. oitlrttnbttry'.‘ _
‘Patllloli tiltsmaurioe. oi Railroad
placed-slink oi the mumps.
il-Nifo‘l' . 3 burrito worn-oil“
visiting {fill Berry. 3': Orchard alien.
,,. ., u.‘ t) (m
.. at. John’s lodge. F. sod-A. M... will
".le
is tlshlng nasty tor a several days' trip.
urn—unnu—
. ., -New .rti‘ru evening papers, to. Cole-
"man's. , . g ‘
. . -l——-———-—-——.— '
Tho'iune‘rnl oi James'lMulvlhili was
attended irom 8t.
morning.
‘ Mrs: Mary Cl. Townsend, oi Elm
Grove place. has returned home from s
. visit in Bayonne. N. J.
7* Mrs. Joseph Cox, of Roton Hill. is
spending a week with her daughter.
Mrs. James Wood. of New York city.
Norman C. Beers. of 14 Spring street.
hauggone to Stamford and Norwnik to
remainover Sunday.—-Danbury News.
m
Mr. and 'Mrs. George A. Hoyt. of
visit with relatives in South Nonwaik.
tMlss Emma Dick, lormoriy of New
Canaan. has obtained a position as
nurse with Dr. Purdue. of South Nor.
walk. ‘ , .
/\
A ,iarge party of Norwalk bicyclists
who rode in Danbury. yesterday. were
caught in the rain and'eame' home by
tro n. . »
Hell it Rice's ministrels went to
pieces at Meriden. Saturday. and will
not appear at Hoytls Theatre tonight.
as advertised. ‘ ‘
Dr. C. F. Bontwell will go to Hurt-
iord tomorrow to attend the State Den-
tal convention to he held there Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The Kind Word circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church will give an entertain-
ment in the chapel. tonight.
.iincas Tribe and tho Haymnkors' os-
soclation will give a sociable tonight
In Red Men's Hall. The Twin (‘ity
Mandolin club furnish music.
There will he a hearing on the pro-
posed widening oi Monroe street. at thc
adtourned meeting oi the South Nors
walk Board of Councilmen. ionluht.
Mrs. Hiram Bell. of Elizabeth litrcct.
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. dress it.
'l‘olletn to Hinghnmpton. N. Y.. today.
and will remain with them a low dot-s.
A cottage meeting Will bit hold at the
residence oi 'l‘lflothy “toll. in Merwnn
atrcct. Wednesday creation. Mill'llil
Kellogg in the lender. All the whi-
come.
“'m
Hooter RockWoll. one of the limit
known citizens oi t-ioulln Norwnlk. hus
hot-n treasurer oi thc liut Mttkcrs' us.
sot-lotion continuously for nearly forty-
llvc yours. ' a
A uumhdr of utonnlwrs of Harmony
ludgc. oi New (‘unnuu. will pay it visit
to Old Wcll Lodge, oi South Not-walk.
tomorrow night. to witness tho work
ion of the Master Mason degrco.
’
(lint Muguer, of South Norwnlli, has
socurcd o pottillon with l‘. .i. Lynch. or
New l'orlt. who will (nitcli a cash uror.
cry in Mrs. lllltlllllt.‘ bl. Raymond‘s
blot-h. Worthington street. next Wt't‘l'i.
'l‘lic imperial i‘rown l‘lfilll‘tl tll'o
nutdc oi the clinical tobacco. li'tn ircc
from utlnltrrtillon lllitl hurt-s no tutti
tunic in your month. Try them
cup-ma..- m
.ludgc llirhurdson. oi lirtltci. int»
twcu to his old homo in tlouth Ntll‘wtllk
for u lil‘lt‘I \‘lull. hiding his atuy llltvrr
hc went out lltthltut and brought home
a nice lllv tut oi llsh.~ ~lhunlnury News
'l‘lw tluhltculu oi tlit- following in Mt
Wo't llii‘ bicycle til the Noruullt llusiuo
iillnl‘ll tutti rlutnrtluy ulttltl. Iloic. Mot
ll; tlnletdtuly. til: book. i; court int-.tt-
cr. it! «cuts; rcd number. L'l; ulllnttilil
t‘tt'ochtl. “' t'ittll.
Ml
mm
A horny oi Nurwulit witcclmtu wcnl
to ltunlotvlllr. curly yrstorday intuition.
wilt rt they were caught lo the ltlth'l‘.
utul were oollltnl to hire tn "Vermont to
unite them to tireonwlch. irom which
ulsrc th 'y come home by train
m
'l‘lmutus l. lluymond'tt boron. which
won utuntllmt in irom oi thc t‘lrut
Nttlliotllst Idhlntiopdl church. run away
lids moraine throwlus .ttr. ltsyotoml
out. and went on What ttvcuuc. llc was
cutlitltl nonu- lh-ymour place or ”hurt“
llrown. oi lmuttrd street. who tltl‘llrtl
hitu ow to Wlillunn 'l‘. droning-t. ‘l‘lu-
hutcr deliverotl him to air. llurnnoutl.
'l‘hc turnout with not tlsntulctl.
in at certain lautrdlnn home not it
hoodrcd miles from ilmnwich the
lsutrdm Miro been mtrictstl to our
built not w. oil. owlo tonne also at tho
hon tittarlsr's misr til. 'i‘hey are at»
no prohibited irom ltslltlng on llilnillll'.
ton in that runs «urns Witter cannot be
rocuntl lander midf- waste
as. ‘l‘ltt- _ com the new turnout
the iltlvldllnllll! ill tom the not» hot
in tuuailmenlsmtm notch News.
The mall thing-ls oi tiring rt
miles! I untitled (is human ill
"Hm hill to has tits l norm into
the levying a the us new in the nods
oi It denote Miter. which. it it goes
into sleet. will. ht their Minoan. its»
one so tiniest and with home am
tho drifllfli in: owl“ all nine
yrletm We _ ‘l‘lter tot-i that it
W9 h nos II M" it “old he
,Mflt
work the hrstfldegrse Thursday evening. .
.: atom... r. a. Merrill is setting up
‘ Mary's church. , this
New York. have returned home from n J
Thursday. Ascension Day. will be ob:
served at St. Mary's church.
Harry Hosea, “Ridgeiieid. is in town
today calling onwold iriends. " -'
John Malone dted,at his home in
Center avenue. yesterday. oi a cancer.
m
'Mrs. Fanny Beers. of! Lewis street.
has returned home irom Elizabeth. N.
wGoiden Rule circle oi King's Dough.
ters of Norwnllt Congregational church
will give in tea at Miss Carrie Seymour‘s
West avenue. Wednesday evening. May
is. irom ii to 8 o'clock.
A ten pound son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Snyder. of Lowe street.
Saturday. .
. H. B. Wighom. of Norwalk. was a
visitor at the Brooklyn Navy yard on
Saturday.
Sarah A. King. oi New York city.
died at lodgewood l’srm. yesterday.
aged 82 yenrs..
Reporter i3. (‘. l-‘ccncy accompanied
the Knights oi Columbus delegation to
Sandy Hook. yesterday.
'l‘ho Norwntk Building and Loan us»
socintlon will meet tomorrow night at
the oillcc of Taylor & Golden.
The work of laying the foundation for
the new wnllt on tho Wail street bridge
was commenced this morning.
lions oi‘ marriage oi Michael Lant-
nntl Miss Mary Dcering wcro putnllshcti'
at St. Mary‘s church. yesterday.
——-——t——-_.F— .
cht Monday St. Joseph's 'l‘. A. it.
and tho Stamford High school buttkci
boll teams will play in Music lioll.
...__....._...._.___
Mr. and Mrs. iiurr Mills. of ”corn!"-
town. wcrt- guests at Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
F. llrynut. oi llast avcttue. yesterday.
m
The bonus of marriage oi Elthll‘t‘:
iioycc nd Minn Cutherine Colinltntn
wort» cu ll-d for the first time in St. .in-
scplt's church. yesterday.
'l‘ltc Lutllcs' Aid hot-icty oi tltc b‘lt'ul
iluntist t-lttti'clt will nit-ct with Mrs.
Lyrics. 7 Mott l|\'t'llllt'. tomorrow ulter-
uoou at 3 o'clock...
——
The Vault; People's Roch-[y ol' l'ltl‘lil‘
lino Enticnvor. oi :ltc South Norwullt
lluptlst church. it 'lll n ttumu-t'unco
lltn'i‘llllfl lust night. but by )ll‘tt. (loot-gt-
b‘. Wulcrs. Moth-rich .l. l-‘orcc tluw a
wry llncly rendercd solo.
Littlc .loc t'ollltts, oi Spring Hill.
wuutlcrt-ti away from his homo Sutur-
Ilt:)' llllil till llllt'lllllltl in humid ltlm Wt'l"
in vain until lulc In the twt-ulog. when
in» colored Willlntn (luhlll's hows oi
ilt-c and wont to adorn. i.tntor hr was ta—
ltt-n hotnc.
——Proi. M. 8. lloecn. the troll-known
ocullet-onticlnn. can be consulted at
his oillrc. In the parlor of the Mnhnclo
onto llutsl. tlotttlt Norwullt. Tuesdays.
from it tn. m. to 8 o. in. tires ottom-
lnetl ireo.
'l‘lte landloh' tllo-llt‘lililtlll of ill" Nut-v
trullt i‘onurrgnlluuui church will hold
its monthly tucctiuit on Wednesday
tit-nil ut lino is. lit. in tltt- i‘ll.t|tl‘l. Mrs.
hi. hi. Monti will prcsitlc uutl~ Mitts Hill
in rlcymour will ninth it no or. tho hut»
iwrt lit-inn ".\lultc ill" it Who ln‘trst.“
'i‘lwrc will be Mlt‘i'lfll tiilltlll‘. unthut ll.c
t‘llm' oi llli intuition tcu will he would
lllltll‘l‘ the direction oi hit-n. .\. ll. Iltli.
W
holly Bulletin.
Floor is y” on tho uowurtl tutors and
nudity [tfl'tllt‘l it will will Militii a iunr-
rei loibro .luly ltd. l have tultlultlttmltltt
on hand autism willltut itucll hi it»...
that! wlutltstttlo 'tl‘lt‘tm. ti tilt bug; “tin
llllfl‘l'tl lot the lino-l hours. “l‘t'locnt lllllt'
loci in cltattgo without notiw."
lhdnttmétiultor and Wlllllll wall ut
fl ll'l hit. . not how erotic in cam-thud
on itllthuii lllllitl wilted or uttl‘ulll)‘.
tier. iluo Mill clout» til thin.
it told rue. tic.
hilt-dot . I have mvlrtst lily initnolt of
that limit lad-lot. lite lithe-l insult-«cor
out up. that.
Potato troll 'idlt ultentluu loony
Now i ltlodt'tt «up. illitertitso llluo
I l l.i . hulk:
.35. m r «no. mid by the to.
with in glass, om stoolt. new uutlo
or. linemen. dmtt‘osllty. nit-om
of heroin. it now-ll u 'l‘tuooio .lnuu:
try it; said lo he stealth” slit-om: to»
“W 'i fibril“ limp lilo muttllt‘tl.
at noon hilt! tsutllttuttd.
m
“Wyn ht mural: [the For
I e
inflict ill Cm. W until them.
Premium stomps glreo.
on m ti? dour.
W dowry.
' it North ltslnn tltrsrt.
when you want u tart-tutti.
No timid
’ than...“ Gold not“ . .‘. . .4...
,1FairySoap,L....r.............“...’.'...
, 'F.D. Lawtontae'Co"
22 South Main
Phone 13842,»
Prices Get Customers;
Coldwell’s ,
imperial ‘
5'tl\\o’tsou
'l‘lnc ltllt's‘t iii
. \\'t~ arc Stilllllg quantities
[tl'lt't'rl lcll the story.
86 Washington street.
for tilt list of
Qule
Fe r
CC...
et Cooking.
AN"
m l‘l‘wlucus llu- UN‘Hll‘II nod ton-i
utlnl We Will t‘lli‘lt‘llt‘tnl int mpiuttt
tutti other own oi tin».
mmmoootuum .
tho toonoy.
‘ tilt Wall ritroet. .
The Evening Ientloel'e
”Street.
1. But Quality Keeps them? .
( E) “the.
Now itulily. l‘ttmplctc lillc of
Summer ' Millinery.
. Slt’ltlt'ldl'h 20“ 'l’t'inltnctl Huts lmttf-tlll ”l'villlllitl'l'
or ill how \ork at t'cry low price.
.ntnoooo , aoooooooo
Economy and Comfort Fill 000iliii.
in litilotsnltolti oils 6 AS hill llllll‘lllii.
And tluntulttbllsltlu of u OAS RANGE in iltollllclicu bt the
Motion ol‘ the tunwhs‘iwr‘n cottvctticiiw.
Wm situll lu- [tit-«sod lnl llitbi‘ lllt‘
..
t
.1 , If you buy your next lot of outs of
° us, you’ll. be sorry but for ’otto thing:
That you didn’t begin to patrtmize
‘ no long ago. '
Buyouts“ that’s clean.
MANUEL '1'. ftA'rCH.
Lawn Mowers“
Are the best we know of on the market.
Bicycle flats and Sailors.
of HA l\\'l‘lllt\'.
Tillotson 8. Mills.
South Ndnwuik.
l'Oll llillll‘llil.
milli-
‘l‘ltc Mlllls nrc:
No Dirt.
Alwnyu Ready.
Glut Comfort During the Summer lonilts.
HI WILQIACH LAMP
”lull-tilt; light til it intlntinttutt t'llnnl.
utul in it hittislttt‘ltuu in only llllt‘ u tut own- it.
lutlttw. til Nttt‘wulit colt til um ttilttm.
to tnvio llnt' lncrtlntnt tins ltouttm
Till NORWALI “SUN" 60.
Gillan. ll VII-tor Ituot.
Stand by the Old Flag.
litty your tithuls of Hit and we‘ll stood by you.
”or Business Suits for $6.80. $9.50 and ”0.00 are
csrcllcut vulucs otttl cannot ho tlupllcntotl clscwhcrc i‘or
Wo have a low lliltt‘tl of those silk lined 'l'op i’oais for
"0-00. but they are goluu inst. ..
ilur lt‘urultthiug llootlrt deport hunt is inept up-to-dulc.
and ii you wont whut's right ill this llucwo burn it.
With. H. Seiieck,
Clothler and Furnisher.
Norwollt. Coon.
Want Columns
1;: zoo
'l'lli‘
0(th it} ”(sum not nt
“Good things are more apt to be cltcup
tltuu cheap things are to be good."
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
q
I
Z
' One lot of Dimiiics, Lawns, etc. 80 per yard, never sold for loss than 1210
The war not] unfavorable u't-aiher have dg. .
. business interests) of tho ootuitr . No mold
. more thou the Dry Goods. .' l c iiuti nurse]
surplus stock in man departments. Now we?“
ducts this stock and n order to do it proilio tell “
' riilcod nti cltolcc Httnplc gootisvwil‘l be sold at m
they ct t. ‘
New Silk Fancy Skirt Linings, 18o per yard; regular price, 250,
Lollies’ (louse Ribbed Vests, 5, 7, 10, 125, 17 and 250 coclt. .‘i to tic less thin
ior prices. , . " ' " ‘ ' '
Look at out" bargains in Children’s Fast Bloch Ribbed Host-oi 10 tutti l2;
pttlr;rcgulnrprict312§and17c. ‘ ' w ' I
A good Outing Flutm ti t’
The very built Outing Flunncls, tic per yard.
ynrt . , - .
EDWARD . STREET. ;
No. 5 Stiletto Budding. Emit
"Everything from a Needle to An Anchor."
“FIRST IN WAR‘
GEORGE WASHINGTON. ‘
FIRST IN THE MINDS OF GOOD BUYERSl
Fox‘Gycie itHatdware Compatt
st-tnp ct-nnuoulav. :rc.
Poultry Wire 310.. 100 sq. it. While Lead, 5lcz‘l
lit
"Small Profits and Quick Sales.”
~_—_,
w'pwmmm-
i7 "
f”
I 000 . l . k A
Nat. C. Goodwin ‘ 1‘
l‘lf‘dlillliii.“tllf¢‘l‘l“tll.‘it‘:l“lii“:: m _ ,y
our friends have the same opportunity
our nomination udilieront " Sprint and Summer
exhiblt. Superior sdvsnts ea. in buying
selling prices to take core 0 themselves. We'l
oi you. too
IN FURNISHINGS
\Vt-liuvt-ottnlutudottt-c”(good vuluw llllll urt- ltililllt to
tttulto line utility fill-l it'lctul».
m.
.-\t :htc stlsiunntlcts lllltili' ot‘ l'n‘lzllllli' Soc u-cb- :illtl trimmings.
At our Mutilusuntl i‘itt-viut hllll‘lu uc‘uould not lie unlimited to all .
fill” 77W.
Hututvu drilml littlltlluutlil moi-homo :u
uppiwlutwi.
'l‘ltm- ttlc lull it but ui Intuit}.
stir litllr-l be mm to “‘71..
titmtl t‘\nt_\ l‘\'t‘lllllt' tilllll 9’ Wm"
Mulltlttkcluo South
Hotel.
1-“
thl'millt.
CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES
‘Vlve Cameron. It t-osn tub. QI.
Klondike Comer-tn. J hand Mn. M.
Northboro Cameron. J t‘zso I»). IJJD.‘
l anil llllllil PM t-untct'o Ill maul condition. Wllll : wi- ot hoot. it plain rm
con. lrllmd tutti currytttu our. 0'» '
run Line at riot... Chemicals.
Papers and Frames.
lliitlll r. Bliillls. it Will tiled. omit, on
tilt etst our NW! *
Highland Brands:
and Drum“ are Itrietiy Union.
“MIMI. Mull“. Ullllmb Pl
"MIMI! Ill? EXTRACT. manner GI " .i ‘
alternations on. Inert: at. and “W
Put Up lxpruoty for Family
as Wildly tutu physician‘s prtmflption.
7H“ WHI.’ Mil-1' TONI”. "‘Illn
M hill! he the melt. and tire nut-orphaned ltt no ‘ '
\ Printing
nod minions thrill-lied at rteiucod psi . .'
DELIVERED FREE TO FA
I5M¢ G. HAMILTON. Sela
mun. N
Norwalk Chronicler