Th0 “lanes and atthews reelden
M‘boiugmpainted.m
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Wm li a
iiratr‘it‘ch's ,ofifi’ofifi in:
’t it
W
will give
social 1'35” night, the
. kn ‘enson'I lbroperty
know so Oedarhurst; is
d by public action.
'. #w—n-n—u—
an, special sale i ioday at the
'MM rii‘wumm rammed tomor-
Warden City.
lit. Still Mrs.
. th odicer. has
the residence
MnNorth avenue.
:5! land:- this evening
it Daughter- 0! St.
_ _‘ tGeorge hall.
., 'w3ogldslrlt have
I III tour.
and have taken up ther residence in
lpring street. .
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The cobweb oocialoi Eureka Re-
mum? l. 0d 0. li'.. wi:l be ior
on I. In t b to allalr.
as announced yesteragy. . W
m-
' ~Chlirl reesined. 88 North Main St.
Charles E. Seymour has in his poe-
scsslon several of paper cor-
rcncy that were a circulation during
the time oi the war of the Rebellion.
in the Court oi Common Pleas. yea-
tordsy. the bnstsrdy case at y Ann
iiulvoy against Thomas Wei er. was
beglilt‘n. The parties belong in Nor.
wa .
Fred A. Hill. recently appointed
lodge advocate in the volunteer army.
. will not resign his grime as clcrlt oi
the Town Court oi wait. until alter
he receives his commission.
Iisses Kittie Murray. at Franklin
E avenue. and Annie Allen. oi lain street.
' poltldcd on their bicycles in West sve-
ntlo. this moral and both were
‘ thrown oil. Some ht damage was
j ~ caused to their wheels.
'1 The booit entitled Familiar Flowers oi
Field and Garden. by if. Schuyler blath-
ews. has been given to the library. thin
week. by the ladies' Library Whist
club. Alisa Couch oi Bsyview avenue.
will entertain the members oi the tlllli
next Tuesday. the 14th.
~Carpets cleaned and leathers M‘llil
rated at Waite-ore. mattress wurita
hugstuclt. Goon. .
, , 'lhe grove at Retort Point has been
’9 roiled about eighteen inches on the
south aids. and the grading has lawn
F dose on the west aidn.1'ho mood be
tween the Tramway terminus and the
killings to musing raised with earth ts-
iroltho Pine who read and treat
Tramway tracts.
filertrsaa I‘. ll. ilorriil's Sables ner-
Iartotl ior latte Want-abuts earl!
mania“, The party is composed
w”‘0 I.«l‘ Krilobornc.
wgills. Guthrie.
" ~Woitroseesii
Washington street.
will take
walk Pro
yesterday. vial
convention
train.
ticipated.
lowing Saturday.
noon a large
of 'l‘rowbrlthe
port. was t
homo shortl
tcrday siteru ,
place and
and Ilrs. '. C.
street. The
kindergarten. ,
oinc ,
terduy ailcrooon.
and moan tuni
attvtitieo. ilati
oi racing machine
ilermhuis. whohlt
milliliter.
whit h vano
and aspects to
the mothers i
wait. an
tsrneoa nu.
tire liie sue.
to oi
hot he hard
The
tail
, mm. “1
Kabaosa Encammen
will go to Bridgeport tonight to visit
Strstlleld Encompment. The members
will leave South Norwalk on the 7:10
the Breohsitie
momma:
W
MSW
rd'Ad vocote.
the hold MW
r cooks and chamber-
. maido wanted at lira. (it B. Honeys
~- did i merit “mg” Removedto tonne.
ntiuel building."
Willis R. Austin. oi the firm of Aus-
tin & Crow. started yesterday on a trip
to Philadelphia and through liarylaud.
m
Miss Nellie Mother. of West street,
{3“ and like Carrie lngersoll,
wndes sv‘enue, are spending two
VIeeltadn Brewoters.
oil
company F.1I‘ourtb regiment. has
voted to attend the service in the South
Nor-walk Congrastioitoi church. Sun-
day night. lisy 39th;
A bearing upon the admission to pro-
hate 0! thel will oi Henry F. Guthrie
lacasgurday, in the Nor-A
a
Mrs. JamcorWiaemsn. oi Catherine
street, entertained the Willing Work-
ers’ circle oi the Norwalk Methodist
church. this aiternooh
0.13.th ornament: was in town
sud look-
,ed for a she tiI'io at the Fir-omens
t.L...00F.
The mid-wees prayer meeting of the
South Norwalit lethodlet church to-
night will he held in the parlors oi‘the
new church. A large attendance is an-
The New York and New Haven div-
lelon oi the Compiidoted road will be
inspected on iionday,
bury and Norwallt d ision on the lol-
y 23; the Dan-
H—b—m
Exactly st 3 o'clock yesterday siter~
was hoisted to the top
a 's box isctory. The
raisinc Will m with three rousing
cheers and a that by the employeea
While Mrs. William bane. of South-
porarily absent treat her
sitar hose o‘clock yes-
‘ “filrglar visited the
in ‘ cash and two
rice: 1'; ‘= ‘
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A whist party will he held next Mon-
day night at the residence oi Principal
South hiain
Foote.
proceeds will be tlovotctl'
to the piano load of the Franklin street
Miss lay Hstnslter will sing The
Page Arie iron The Hugoenots.
Meyrrbeor. ihr Edlcn Henri. instead at
one oi the shorter numbers announced.
Otherwise the iull programme at Mr.
Zebra's organ recital will be rendered
as at iirat published.
by
Detective Wilkes. who so olccesailtlly
unraveled the mystery of the Pride mur-
der tune and brought the guilty pair to
th\ gallows. is engaged upon aunthbr
cane bolero the Suporior Court
Bridgeport this weeit. lie is spending
the intervening time in Stamford. be
inn iavorably impressed with the city
his tlrst visit there.
The ilolyohe Daily Traitor rlpi oi Mai
it prints the lollowiug:
mono gave his Sloth ornan recital at
thi- Secnnd (‘nugregationsl thurth yes-
"W. (‘. Harn-
It was on» or tin
usual high oiandard. which characteri-
m all at ilr. Hammond's reeitois. lie
won siiiv uooisted by line litrthlrison
uni Hush t‘rsia. who rendered three
eelmiena in line voice."
Iowa in a datuhtar oi Andrew Hutch
insert. oi Winnlpatth.
hiiao ilutt-h-
-0rtlrrs lot! at ilittdwoll‘o for plane
will motto prompt
ties suaraatced.
"ii
The new thirtycoevoo-iast eatbcat tor
i-‘red iiediard. in. at Iasthnort. has or-
rived iron lesion “0 to a doe ty
was htilit hi t
the tornado yacht
it is thsuht the new treat
was built to boat My illness tilt
aishoo every «roll at her
class on he. lob“ Iottad last outrun.
name eat-ittu roots are. predicted bo-
hob: tween the two this
iIoV. .iaira boom. has been invited“
tab so one: bolero
Genital til liar-
My lay it. lot
in MI band on OI-
hirds sl Connecticut
sadsytorsriwswao in riot-tits sis
Congressman E. ‘J. rim is .ur‘ town
today. 2 ‘ ~ ‘ '
M.
George W Seymour is again a victim
of rheumatism.
Harry Farrlngton is suiterin from a
telion on the thumb. . .
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Company F has made application to
have its May day parade on May 81..
Buckinng Post, 0. A. R. discus-
Isod Memorial Day matters last even-
no.
The annual inspection of the Norwallt
or? department will take place this ev-
en ng .
Charles Slavin figured in a bicycle
accident, last night, and damaged his
wheel slightly. but escaped unhnrt.
-The Imperial Crown cigars are
made of the choicest tobacco. It's tree
from adulterstion and leaves no bad
taste in your month. Try them.
hire. Charles Dauchey and Mrs
George W. Seymour were guests at
Mrs. P. S. Banks. oi Wilton. yesterday.
The subject of the mid-week meeting
in the Norwsilt Congregational chapel
will he The Bible a Personal Message
From God. -
John J. Walsh will represent Nor~
walk at the Democratic conference to
be held in New Haven. tomorrow. to
discuss state politics.
The Kind Word- circle oi King' a
Demhiers will hold its annual meeting
with Mrs. Noble. in the parsonage. next
Sigillll'dly at ii: 80 p. in
Charles Greenwood. who recently en-
Iiated in the navy. has been promoted
to yeomsn on a new monitor shortly to
bcpiaced in commission.
Miss Mable Hamilton. daughter or
landlord Hamilton. oi the Norwnlit ilo~
tel. entertained a party 0! it do last
evening in honor of lites An Johns.
of Lake Waccshoc. Games and music
were enjoyed and an elaborate auppcr
Vldl served
The funeral of William 8. Allen was
largely attended this afternoon irem
his late residence in Went avenue. Rev.
1‘. K. Noble odlciattng. 'l‘he pallbearers
were Edward Morobouse Samuel
Lyrics. Thomas Osborne. George II.
Benedict. The burial was in Norwstit
cemetery.
—Proi. Ii. S. liosem the well-known
orulist-optician. can be consulted at
his nice. in the parlor oi the lahsch-
emo Hotel. South Norwslh. Tuesdays.
item a o. m. to I p. I. Ives ass--
luod tree.
John J. Warren. the laundrymnn. was
out practicing on his new whet-i last
night. and some peoples who saw him
coming up Washington street. balanced
on each ride by two aturtly titisens
thothht the Spaniards had invaded
loan. Mr. Warr u made good head-
horn steed in a few days.
The wheelmeu oi the tiouth Notwsllt
Young lion's i‘hristtsn Association are
invited. with their ludy "Mode. to al-
tend the opening night at the titsmiord
Wheel club. at the omit-lotion rooms in
that city. it the niaht is suitable ll
short run will be tattoo at l‘: to p m
hi it: to p. at. there will be a programme
and refreshments will be curved. It is
hoped that. with thin short uotlte. our
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way. and «streets to master the stub-A
El"! 8' C09,
.322 South Main Street
Phone 138-2.
When You Buy Grain
Patronize a grain dealer—one who
has the facilities as well as the ln-
eliuation to take care of his trade.
3, i
Buy cats that’ a clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH
J
J
J
J
Imperial "
Lawn Mowers
Are the best we know of on the market.
“Good things are moreopt to be cheap
than cheap things are to be good. "
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
3i\\o’teon Z) “the.
Complete line of
New today.
Summer Mlillnery.
01' ll]
'1‘
‘w York at Very low price.
latest in
Bicycle flats and Sellers;
\'c are selling quantities of FLOW ERR.
prit- us tell the story.
Tillotson 8: Mills,
86 Washington street. South Not-walls.
'l'lu-
And the establialiiu oi a was woven: in the kitchen in the m-
pletiou ul' ousehm‘s «utvouiouoe. The results are:
was“.
tell Ne Dirt.
rise Cooking. Always Ready.
E ilu itunu loath
. u iig'ht at a minimum root.
, Ii iovury one who tows
333M“ 'l“ mm.“ in "W lllVllh' :gm‘ u,m'a..:b|:m‘ a“: m‘fmlvw'nuw
oi
Till IONS“ Oh! UNIT 00.
lolly nun. ..................
“unwrimmmverni
runny tw a not»
gwumw “.1": Stand by the Old Flag.
backroom... mm... ‘ "'"'"-""".
NW on... wimp-eddi'as.’ Buy your goods oi us and we ll stand by you.
J'W' ' “" " iiur littoi to finite lol- u. so and ”0.00 are
diam-3;. EL. :li'teelleut re use and cannot uplleatetl elsewhere for
'1 lil- ° NONI.
""""’" "‘ ““Jm a re a w more oi those Illlt lined 'l‘op Costa for
. Wm m. but y are going lost.
it.» than llluo iiur li‘uruiohlng (hands department is kept undo-date.
and it you want what I right hi this line we have it. .
www.mwmsh-
rm: -.....2'.I.-.~:.: Willis H. Bollock,
fill awaw ChalOI' and FIlflIlITIOI',
.- ‘3. mi in) Whit mt. . Norwslh. Conn.
“r 1' Ever hometown.
New
= . Look at our bargains in Children's Fast Black Ribbed: time atitJJh W
Sl’ltdllill. 2o.) Trimmed llnts bought of import-A
Tho w d unfavorable weather have
booths-frigate of the Goodman" . No M
. will!!! the DryGood a
surplus stock lit man dopartmentu.
No it!
duee this shock and no rdertodeitp
ridcod and eholoe staple goods will be ‘
they cost.
One lot of Dimitieo, Lawns, etc, 80 per yard; never sold for ledo Mlflq
New Silk FaucySltlrt Liniago, lac per yard; regular price, 33c. f , ,5
Ladies’ Gaunt Ribbed Vesta, 6,1, 10, m, 17 and 25c each, 3 to Sc leee
lar pri oea.
pair; regular price 1% and 170.
The v.93 heat. Outing Manuela, 8e per yard. A good OutingFlaune! é:
EDWARD STREET
Tie. ,5 Smile Batman.
"lvorythlng iron-r I Noodle to “Animator "
“FIRSTT‘” IN WA _
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
mu Ill THE runs or soon Burnt! '
Foliyc'le- 81 Hardware Com
.HIP CHANDLIRV, ETC.
Poultry Wire 310. 100 sq. ft. White Lend. filo: . ll)‘
"am-u Proms .“ Quick solos. " ‘ '
When Roland Reed ' ‘
ahyod u‘I'heWo-onliater” he must haveworsbaly
Immmntstnaaiasachsa“
Porouoiymithsstyhshlorm-Ittiagoothalmsssloq.
beueluvmswiththsiairaostlersemaaditlsmflu“ .
side. Nowearoroioasoloaraswmotterntdltlsva‘" .
sstammorSsIscsahseomanomsnflster—mth
$8.78
If you went to see how much elegance can be i' routied
iutoa ril‘ Mhii-Iil til' IT for ......................................
call today and you will maultu that unmet he dup Ti-
oatetl elseu here for 012.00.
A BIT 0F ii. A. ll. BUTTONS it'llh‘i‘i with war
blue tintuwi Mill; and. lily the war. we soil it Mitidleaox
llltlti Finlitttl I'luit for O 0.“), titul May '3" bill mull lii'
here.
Upton . \‘i'l‘y t-t't-itiiig until it o'clock.
Multuolteum
Hotel. .,
CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES E
Viva Cameron. A r-aae I-o. SI.
Klondike Cameras. J r-oaa t-s. In. .
Northboro Cameras. J r-axJ l-J. MIG.
l aoetutd hand lat «some to grill oottdhiou. with. " solo of Iona. ii plate M
out. trim and carrying war. on.
not are. at on... c‘........... Printing
Papers and Promos.
n-uq—u— d—nm
‘IWP. him, it Will iliili, litilili. GI.
“ ocsr our save
Highland Brenda: _.
Mad [roads are Itrletly Union. '
oteouoo seems. ttrsotsoo our
mattress our armor. mousse o-‘J‘
seal-lamina. museum
Put 0, In rosary for tensity tins.
ass bedtlaa'omeoiptiaa. 7,
fill. h”? AL? 1' i0. ”Ml. '
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Norwalk Chronicler