i
. , p. u . _ . /
¥ somewher-
Prism. but “.IEWW to.
~ we flushes-ewe- ‘
' " riiii‘i'ivo rests.
’ij'resideat. McKipiey yesterday grant-
iidfs pardon tof‘h‘usseli D. Hoyt. or
baabury'. now in the state prison at
Wethersiield, and the warrant for his
release was sent to Wetherslleld .tn the
. llle’t'uoon.
from was convict'ed'ot counterfeiting
iii; 1894 and was sentenced to eight
you in state prison. His sentence
would'nbt expire until 1901. The pres-
ident granted theJlardon to allow Hoyt .
to die out of prison". He is a helpless
invalid, being confined in the prison
hospital with' creeping paralysis and
kidney trouble. . '
‘ ':.' he is about fifty-eight years of age.
little“- ,to ills'incarceratlon he was
played tor a ’nbmber of years by R.
4 plop & 00., of panbury. He had
worked in soutu‘storwaikrasc was well
h wit here. .thet‘ot Police Vollmer
“.4. :ted him one afternoon as he step«
rdfrom a Datibury train and turned
hoover to the government detectives.
ills'conviction quickly (allowed.
Will’s said this atternon in reply to
stories about Hoyt that he is failing
bi) itild that he has been in the
' igl for over two years. Being. a
30th States prisoner the state board
oi pardons had nothing to do with his
case.
ms umraxumr.
W Credit-lily Worst! by
“tom Words Circle.
(in account at the severe storm. last
evening .the audience that assembled
in the Congregational chapel to enjoy
the children's entertainment was not
large. but was enthusiastic, and the fol-
lowing programme was most creditaply
rendered by the members of the Kind
Word circle of King's Daughters:
Plano soloflocturnsk l iiohler
Monti so or.
Fairy chorus Verdi
Five King’s Datuhters
Vocal duet—Sisters Birthday Glover
Hattie Parker and idllle (lode.
Recitation-A True incident
Katherine Betta.
“muscle-Supposing
Bessie Stanley.
Recitation—00min Dimple
Edith 8 erwood.
Vocal trio—Selected
llstile Parker. Maud Kecler.l.lliic (intic
Recitation—The Last Hymn
Emma McNaughton.
Plano solo—Midsummer Night's llresm
' Mendelsohu
iioeckcl
Lillie (lode.
Part ll consisted of a play adopted to
the times by' Mrs Hotcltltias. taken
from Miss [noise Alcott's Little Won»
en. That this was most pleasing was
fully evidenced by the frequent up-
plause of the audience. The decoru-
lioua were artistic. tnnslatlng cliicliy
at American and (‘uhsn tings.
Mrs. llotchkisa and Mrs. Rosier do-
serve great credit for their clliclt-nt
Work.
masts sootuu.
W..-
m Couple have the Isis Item to
Mwiththslrsvss.
The May sociable of linens Tribc and
Hsyioft. in lied Men's Hull. last night.
was. despite the severe storm. nilendcd
by about forty couples. and the oct'il-
sion wss so thoroughly enjoyable. that.
st the request of those prom-tit. a sim-
llsr sifair will be given one night ucttl
week. Music wss turnishod lost ulsht
by the Twin (‘ily Mandolin club. and
the eighteen dances were well schwtrd.
The committee of arrangements was
(i. W. tIlow. Harry Ii. l-‘lnch. William
Iiiler. .loltn it it. istwtit. tlloplloli ti.
Napiwy. Albert ilohltunu. (lilo i.inds~
tram end it. I. Judd. llsrry ll. l-‘inch
whet iii I'll-‘wi'i it'lizusi'tn
' run a. . . to c.
mb Nash. aloha You. Willard No-
my. i". it ilirch. Wm. hi. tinnudcrs
scol- lltsiugsr.
A “sisal Mamas ' s
up. as the lashes
Asst-mm llsntthlimt senator trots
New Miami stowed the followlltl
lines last Thursday otter reading the
list at stats Ill-Milo»:
law of smt an all remind on
e stabs our lites soloists.
A” I no behind us
' s can set
i one cry little.
II. Illllli'l liIOITAl. MTl'tiNllt
The recital by Harry J. Min. organ-
ist at tits .tloslh Norwsilt (inasm-
tishsl church. was. on amount of the
m. MM until ll‘ridsy night.
A miss at the mutants was aim
“the his“ tendered showed that
t
Ir. lab- is s worth! stroll oi tits
first sum. and s most-t manna
hiss titty lisstsitcr.
Int .
I a. .‘ mitt Venture i‘illl. trots
srsslltts. sshlhitina a rarely
of greet compass and
into shutdown:
i'lidl'tiord. May Iii—Warden Wood- ‘
Rolls, of Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades, colors attd
designs iswbst' you will dad in our
handsome Spring stock. Our Popula-
tion the srtistic wall decorations, and
our dbcrlmiustlng taste in selecting
the flower of the designer and the man-
ufacturer, is so widespread that mut-
ment is ounces-sly.
Wall Papers.
Psintls’ Supplies.
Artists’ Materials.
Picturn PM and Unnatural.
Pictur- Framed to Older.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
. DECKER,
til Waitingtou Street.
South Norwslk.
Oahu.
Store open evenings utttil ii o'clock.
m—
.TOP AND TH'NKl
ii is worth ctrlsldcrttltlo to know of ts place
where you can get a
GoodSIliioli’tlllilidtltilldtl‘,
IN THE LAW ”VIE.
Willi Perfect Worhtnsnshl tttud n itmtl
li‘it iiuorttn .
indius‘ sttd gouis' sulht olcsnod. pm
cd. repaired. rebound. shorts
or dyed.
“‘t
a» mum
A. J. ZINK;
Hume-sir to Willlstn H. Hwords.
it hall Ids It. Mirth do lltlti.
Blood our. Jimmie
rush trvrmtt rt it iti-
cyw I li.:“l.t .lillttillul‘ . Iroiihcl
to tilt. in?“ Him ow l tricc.
sl- 0 MN Milt Melton our:
It‘l- on sitcom r “éflil’h”?
‘ mill-"t. ii litt‘ o. chili.
ityon wind it lttorvstgb-
ly wilsbls np-io-dsls
bicycle. One that will
hold its own in any
company. on any
road. in soy wsstltsr. at
any tintssnd will its at
neat year as this
the wheat M yes. its
bills or dale. audit or
rtstgh. you can trust
your hosts on as its-
lsttt. 'l‘ltttt's untesthstt
can he said of sons of
the chip onsths sold
in this town.
- n drink. She says tontshe
is
‘ [oi oi [Ky trains
, an branch after its
mm. patriots.N . ..
David milieu raised, new forty-fool
ling pole last Saturday
was a number p . friendlt present. and
appropriatef‘e‘xet‘c sea were held. ‘
m
Mrs. Milli-bi
in'lRo,w::“",' .. i'
as art can
A iii an tir‘ili”
ssioiierd .- . > .
a license to sell liquor at 'a hotel to
be yrunmbyflltprin ,. at town. The. com-
missioners "were 0 Iiged to refuse' the
gllcense pending the arrival o a re-
monstrance, notice of which ey re
solved last week. Mrs.5Gittck informed
the commissioners that _ he conducted
its hotel in Rowsyto'ti'ati ,tbat most at
her guests wanted] liquors” rved with
the meals and ‘at any time e .deslre
. , .099 .110!
jntend to mhlutala a bar and does not
believe that the people of the town
‘nught to object to the application.. The
basis of the r’emonstrance is not ltn'owu
‘to the commissioners. it is possible
that when the rhm‘otlstrance is form?
filly died. a hearing on the matter'will
‘ ’ .migned. Attorney Kenenly. - of
, Stamtord. will look after the interest
'of Mrs. Cluck—Bridgeport Standard.
‘ .Aq—t——‘——-_—_ , . .,. ..
nuns as» homes.
4 John Altmann has a new horse,
which arrived last Saturday noon.
Principal Arthur S. Bibbins is able
to be about again after a few days'
illness, ‘
Hurry Webb. will erect a pavilion
near the terminus ot the Stamford and
Nor-walk Street Railway lines at Nom-
ton bridge.
Samuel P. Ferris Post, (i. A. R.. of
Canaan, will visit the Soldiers' Home.
at Noroton. in a body. on Sunday of-
ternoon. May 29.
Association camera club had an outing
on Saturday. visiting Collender‘s point.
Darlen. and Newton. The members
had their cameras. and a number ‘of
soups were taken.
The bean supper held by the Friendly
Greeting division. No. 53. S. of T.. pas.
sed off very pleasantly and proved to
be a success in the full sense of the
ward. Members oi Norwulk and New
Cannon divisions were. present in large
numbers coming by carryslls. buggies.
bicycles and tandems. The entertain-
ment was A No. l. and Miss Margie
Henry is deserving of much praise for
her untirlng efforts in drllIi the chil—
dren for their; exercises. 9 enter-
tslnment btgan bydhe entire Illtllencc
singing that stirring patriotic song.
lied. White and Blue. and the way they
ntndc the hall ring. with the ..urmy and
navy forever." showed that they had
a warm spot in their hearts for “lint-it»
Ram‘s forces." Then came a reading.
Mrs. Fred Buttery; recitation. Miss
l.iliic Bonner: reading. Mrs. Joseph
lannlen: dialogue. Measure for Moss-
ure. by four girls: recitation. Miss tins-
sie llemarest. or orwsllt; recitation.
Miss Carrie Buttery: solo. Miss Anna
Bedell: recitation. Allen Modes: read-
ing. Mrs. Alonso Buttery: recitation.
Margie Iirnry.. After the exercises the
friends repaired to the lower hail.whsre
they found a line supper awaiting them.
with beans in all fornts. irom Boston
baited down: The ladies were very
kindly assisted in wiping the dishes by
u yountr friend from Norwallt. who
showed that it was not new business
for him. The division returns thanks
to its many friends who. by their prett-
oncc. helped to tasks the occasion a
[road success. and hopes to be able at
some futon-lime to return the favor.
Inseam mar. .
lumbar of Deaths in lorwslh During
the loath ct larch.
There were twenty-three births in
Norwnlk during ihc month of Mort-h
and our marriage. The total number
or depths in April was lwcttty-scvcn.
representing on annual lll'lllll role of
iii prr Lililll inhabitants The chum
were as follows: rlcnrlct fort-r. t.
whooping «lush. l; tatnsumptioo. .t
pneumonia. l; bronc s. l: tilt-cows
of the nervous system. : heart disease.
3; all other diseases. to. its mortality
reports received. there were iiil‘i tirsths
l'i‘iltil'ifll in the aisle dorlna the month
oi April. 'l‘hls wits ‘lii loss than on
istl‘tod in March. sud Iii less than in
April at last year. and at less than lb.-
average unmim ot deaths In April tor
the live yours promoting the present
The death rate was litil tor the ittrgc
towns: tor theI stuttil towns. ll.i. and
tor the whole state. tea.
itltl'. WINTW IN ilANlll'llV.
lies. J. 1‘. Winter- ot liottth Not-walk.
utttdc on uliili'trill baton ill. Itcicr's Y.
ht. t‘. A.. ot llsttluit‘y. inst wssit. on the
.tthicct oi unitin w h the anus organ-
isation of tits l‘tt ic Total Abstinence
l'oiott. lie s the units at orally ot
the work ot t. onion and t o hiltilll‘
: on is be derived trots union with it.
on the usefulness which the local its.
sttciklitm might be to the work. r‘slh'
.vr Winters wtttt accompanist! by (lounty
llclsgsic l'sui Ichltllss. oi Inuih Nor~
wttlit. who also spoke on the shots sub-
ioct. M the colil‘llisillll ot their tsllt
to these yrstng men the visitors won
ntitrtt in charge by it or millet- and
mount: at. the This" it when;
uses some so i.
is ihotixt st
1'. I. 0. A.
ishs small. as tilt sussl'iciii
the
adios
oi uniting with the stslr union at s
More rrgttlsr starting.
on I Wat so .
New with. r li-m'l‘its tit rag-
latssi volunteers wssi throt‘
city tsdsy as its was asst .
were ates ttsdsr roarstssti or main
sssl ilsst A. Few. Jr. '
45"." ,'
it
made to ‘
night. 'l‘herc '» .
,' | i “3 If» ‘ .
twice‘i'fhst‘tu
' l , Coin-
tanduit‘ti‘ed for .
_ The Stamford Young Men's Christian .
tiers"
‘l’hsre
, are y ,, g
Has favored. that winter std you're; ll wear-
ing. Now ’yon‘lneed anew otter“ e have
it. But you’ll ha'veto come and help us lotd
r “The varietytoi-smart- suits marked $10 "
and $15 is*wide enoufih for all tastes- Take ‘ '
younpick, from Scotc plaids and overplatds.
cheviots. serges, fancy casstmeres. worsteds :
”and tweeds. “‘ ‘ "
Less price means -~less quality; more '
money buys better goods... .But .all through
all, lines the tailoring and linings and making
are superior»: -. . ‘,
“ Doubtless'you've been wishing youd
bought a new overcoat earlier In the season
4so as to have had the use of it. Not too late,
now. $7.50, $10: $15. $20, for good. better,
best and very best. »-
tics act.
‘ estimations. cons.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday illusion. " '
. marked Whittle. contains the shortenin thstntshss everything else 4
‘4 in the with! basket n’toas-ilt for food. it is iii: sign of a healthy house-
‘ hold. whsmlar‘d has been thrown aside; wherein thrill and good ltvmg ,
and freedom from dyspepsis result from the use
4 where in onstotss’ on yellow "III with
sum" and st.” its cotton-plant
. is any other way.
risen Lumps-r.
is. low York.
No: guaranteed it
The l. I.
Chicago. I
WANTED.
Old Gold and Silver.-
Old Gold or sliver of any kind; old broken or discarded
Watches. Chains. Jewelry, rlpomts, etc.. in any condition.
FULL Chill VALUE iiiLl. Bil Pill) FOR Alli “Mill,
)1. W. Aug‘l‘i—N, Jeweler,
Opera not... Block, Norwslb. Conn
DAI LY
Freight Line
IITWIIN
u’oawsut, so u noswstx.
AND YORK.
snot-nuns
City oi Norrtlkiulon and little.
Wwwwww...»
“I" Will I 9. I. LII" Mill! MIMI O P. I.
“I" III "II. Fill II I. I» IIIII‘I flu l P. I.
a
Sun-3C "to"
(if the business men oi this country die poor. By prompt
action too may escape. by applying today for one of the
Connecticut llcncrttl modern policies. lusts bttt little;
absolutely umt-forfcitohlo: is cash in old sue. For par-
ticulsrs apply to it. l-l. i.‘iiotnmctlieu. agent. ltlottth
Norwslk. Conn.
The Home Paper.
lesbianism-llamas. museuiuhstesttdthetw
ssvsrwlil its. ltlstttthttsstsiorlglnsl.itoldilglttlisllrtu
”wasps-lineman". 'l‘ltspsysrssdfit’yssylssrs
‘ ittsspsrsluls. Mrlmmmmmuthh
knowlt. 'i‘ltssttlyprsetissiwsysfattssstlsglhnpssyls
oi the illluois Central railroad in His-
‘ ioolr here. young teller. If you take any
, Times-Democrat.
it;
A moon or a small town on the line
sissippi was in the railroad: station a
day or two since when the W rs-
eeived a telegram from this Militant!-
sd for a merchant of the Mississippi
town. ‘ .
"The yellow fever seems to beget-
ting ahead nicely. ” remarked the oper-
nior.
"How's that?" inquired the citizen.
"Just got a telegram from New Oi"
loans. and it"-—- ‘
"Is that telegram from New 0r-
leans?"
“Yes Why?" ‘ ‘
“Never mind why. You just keep
away from me. I don‘t wnutto get near
that thero yaller paper. that's why. and
more of them things you'll get run out
of town. and don't you forget it. i’m
going to report you to the board.» You
see if i don't. " And away went the
panic stricken innocent post haste to
sound the direiul alarm—New Orleans
They All Wes! Diamonds.
“It's no joke. " said the drummer.
”Tito farmers in Knttsaswonr diamonds
—not all, of course. but all of those who
can aiYord it do so. More than once i
have seen a former behind a plow and
"Au. rsttttsns wuu ntattosps."
with a pair of erulls held up by one
suspender. while his old dirty flannel
shirt glistened s sparkier worth ".000.
Sometimes they have diamond out! but-
will
“The reason? There is none. any
more than there is for any other fash-
iou it acorns that in Kansas every
tanner who has money buys diamonds.
It is the gallon of a man's social status.
just as tho preset-sits: of a yacht or a
pair of test. him is in other parts of
the country. and so every farmer who
halt‘t a mortgage buys a valuable dis-
ntond. "—Cbicago 'i‘intetr lit-raid.
'l‘hs Wrong Wall.
The members-oi the Junior rim of
the Detroit College 0! Law were nil
ttroscnt in their oislsmotn. .lutitlc \‘ttu
Zile. president of the college. called the
roll. but there was one name that be
omitted. When the roll was tinisinvl.
the csnltslm was explained
"Gentleman." said the judge. in synt-
psthotic tones. “it is my and duty to
inform you that duct! we last not hers
cusofyour cisssntstsshsspsnsd sway. "
A bash at esteem sans the
class. Genuine mow wss on
svsrytscs. Thocisas hssculyhssnln
existent-s two or three weeks. but tits
members felt that the one who was
aorta. slthouuh porhspss strsuasn was
still s classmate
“0cntlsnicn.” cotttitnnd the judge.
"in «midi-ration tor your departed
friend. i think it would ballast them
mum evening‘s octutuso
on can talts tattoo action on his death.
its usttts. uotttlontcu. is Mr. talle-
nowii."
'i‘hs iutlgs roused it wsss tssliug
mascot hilt-sultan of sorrow and re-
:1... were heard in various psrts oi the
it Suddenly. in tho middle of the
mo. s yo unto smss to stash. iii-
lsuoe nuin‘wtil upon the classrumt.
young man stud nervously on
his loll toot. thou shifted to his right.
ills tsss rsdtlsntsl. Then its aid. halt
Wily:
"M's sty nstso. i ain‘t dead. “
A misty psuss toilowsti his to-
M slid than there note it yell oi
howled Winit'il to hlvsstiunlo
the «use b a mistake.
it wssstnsstlss-ot the sctticrclsss.
Well
and
“it's a hassos ate. " its admitted-e
Wt liews
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Aretha omhw’ or"
issghtsr M the dismounted W who
Wit witchde and
them Wmlsstlthsttsnm
sis-as
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new t" ”on"
walk Citizens not M p .
liable Than Thoss'
Utter strangers
The above is a vitallquutm' .1 it?
it is fraught Wlill interest to
Nurwalk. i .
. it permits oi only one answer.
it can't‘be evaded or'tgttored.
A South Norwalk noun a
S cults tor the welfare oi utlt
wal . , . . .
A citizen's opinion is reliable.
An utter stranger's dottbtini. ‘:
The impression created isi‘s'sti
Curimlli is at once arouse .'
Read w at inflows-and ackno
these incts. . , i ' '
Mr. F. 5. Lyon. oi as I'lllia
says: "i procured a'box oi Dos
ney l’ilis irom Plot‘steti's pitsr
a. slight urinary trouble, .
irom a cold, which i caught
tertainmcnt. Dunn's thneyPi '
have brought about the change,“
not now quite well." ' ..
in these times, when backs:
when almost every other
has now and then. or a
back that aches or pains—4‘
back," “a bad back." a back-that?
their life a misery to beat._ i
abuse to go on day by 'day "i
suiicring. 'Tis°thc easiest tin
world to give this played-out. 7
blow" that will settle it. and pr .
does a new one equal to any. ‘ tie ‘
like this: hit at the cause; most h'gelt
aches comes from kidney disarm
Reach the kidneys. start their clot: ,
up fibres in operation: when t
do‘i‘le you can say good-bye to the. 1
or c.
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by
dealers. I'rlcc so cents per hour...
until on trccipt at price. by 'Foster-_
intro C0,, littlinlo. N. Y., sole 30m“
ilil' lilr U. S. '
Rcmcmltcr
lulu: no other
HF
sits.
the name -— Doan's- iiid
“One Minute Cough Gore is' the but.
preparation 1 have ever sold or ‘
and i can't say too much in its , p
i.. M. Kounon. Merchant. OdellJia.
Edward P. Weed. Norwsilt. and non,-
C. Billison, South Norwallt. ‘
—Asstcsbrsshsupscols.
oaarronzg.
lssrstlis
ligature
oi
—Aestosaossaotssssttsssssrt
Late to bed and early to rise. pre-
pares a man for his home in the m
Early to bed and a Little Bariy‘Ridfl'.
the pill that makes life longer ”-
ter anti wiser. Edward P. W‘
walk. and (led. C. Stillsoti. Bout
wo k.
Huston cures ta crisps.
The (‘uban question and politiosl the
sac» sink into inslgttlncauce with
man who suffers from piles. What.
most desires. is wild. DeWItt's
liner] Halve cures piles.
Wood. Norwolk. and Geo. C.
South Norwailt.
ANOTHER (use: or nuauus'mtt
('l'iii-Iil ilY (‘iiAMllitRhAlfl'I
I'AIN BALM.
My son was adlicted with r
tism which contracted his right
until ill-l was unable to walk.
using one and a half bottles 0!
herluin's l’uln littltn be was side I
ubom again. i can heartily race
it to persons sulfering trots
lilllil.-.iiliii| solder. Freed.
t‘o.. W. \‘o. For sale by (l. 0.
south Norwalk. and it. P. W
walk. .
'rus wan wrru aunt. ‘
it will never come. but the J '
iiilie ll. “medics of ill. "JO. .
You! Heritnt." by E. I. W ‘
hi. hi. it. are rcvoiulionisllg
cures In llripps: it cures s w
cold: 0 cures Catarrh: I is s m,
sppotlslttg tonic: s XXX
l'ills cot-o Impotence: 'l is th’
dron's iiolief tiotttitlug llyrsp. _
bottle at «sch. lilo. or cut this fl ; ‘
get one tree: Lillili ”tom Qv ‘
pllcstiott. Charles ll. Hitch. ll!
ington street. solo sgsut for m
Norwnllt.
m—a—q—t—
ii. i“. P. Jones. Mliesburg. Pm. writat'
sny pills in nty fsutlly durin
yours oi boost-lumping that gave
sstlsloctory results as s insulin .
csiltttrllc." ltdwarti R Wood. N
and lien. i‘. illiilson. lloutit Nowell.
. .
“nomad”.
li‘opyright llibll. by Associated Mi
Kingston .lstnnlctt. May 41%
Mind insurgent sympathissrs I“ it
end lilsmo's conscruslstt order. we
msisslt'sst lbiclsyssrsstus.
Mum who srrirsd hers N "
lit-«sch stssster Fulton from y "
tutti site its" aim bsstt _ 1.
stt’srttstott ssy um the t I.
vans are taming tits vsinttlssts It.
drstls. lipaltt is thus arml-
rottdy to rise til stt senseless M “
is desert. The lpshlsrtls II M
(lobes systst blasts and cases H
“s were ten centrepiece. I”.
tastes usual and lssr It,“
monument-sunning.“
m
The Eyes
.3
will”
st
Missl m
r“
U
ins
artists *
to
m
Osrsss lsluisg the Volunteers ssty
lug into the ranks of the contests“.
imbibing nut . . ,
' I
sm-
” "
l ‘1' .
science. No. l cum Rhos-MI" "
t:
W
coins srovlslossi aorcrntussl has Is
' try to static ltt gsrristmstd cities m
for a communal policc m. as
\
I.
n‘l
"l have used lchiii‘s lJllls Mr .
srrs th-r slow tlloy were ll ‘
hero and must stty l httvc sr .
Norwalk Chronicler