a
.2 ,
\
’ '9' tinted a sanctum; .
, one, who so}!
I 9., A day until sold. tit Jockson's Jewelry
'. Store. ” " ,
9 up In the Norwallr side of the Town
4 street, is eonilu ’ his home by ill-
ness. Mr. W his Janitor of the
, Y. M C. A. i 'i9Ellaabeth streetr
' the
. Washington street. for electric lights
Themes Shoshamo ‘
who has been a moist
be out again. 9 .
St. Johns Lodge, A. F. and A. M..
hold A meeting loot evening and inl-
~Mourniiig 995 9 “
Mrs. J. Morris: benedict or West
Main street, is sfiendin‘g ins day with
Mrs Frank limes.- in Stamford.
Wm
-——IAve Lobsters. info. 10 Witter St.
W
Chester F. xClark i90f. Woodward Ave
reian9‘se‘ trons the
grip. is now vermin eels.
Street Comutfisloner‘Martin Kellogg
will commence cleaning out the catch
basins and the parks on Monday morn-
ing if the weather permits.
~—Grand Reducblon in Watches 0! ti
The trial of the arson nose of State
Against Mrs. Whitfield Bates will come
Court. tomomwat-tii‘o’clock
Frederick i . Me is. :of The Green-
has reeove '“fi‘i‘ihiE an" dtthbii oi grin. 4'
and was down to “this morning tor
the iirst time in, mi‘l weeks.
H. L. “7de No. 1 Burbank
—-3 lbs. Sho er Stock, 25c. 10 WA-
ter street. ;.
.4.-.L.‘9_‘-
Joseph Cahiiri pi. Moi-walk. hes wired
internationiAl. . Correspondence
School AssociationA club room. in
M.rs Charissi (truism; who has been
the guest of tier daughter, Mrs F. C.
Becker. 0! WadhiugtoA street. has re-
turned to her monesr the Criipe res~
orvoir. New C ’ ' ‘
The Helping ”frail?! Circle. of the
King‘s Daughters of the Norwslii
Methodist Church. will hold a meeting.
iii the home or Mrs. Addie Osborne. or
West avenue. this evening. '
--Fiat' aud‘u‘cirrl
O'Brien.
A. ll‘:"llobbhlh‘.‘ or Stanilord. will b:
~st the-AME meningitis the Y.‘M. C. A.
rooms, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Robbins
who is A good speaker will make an Ad-
dress. Ali men are cordially luvtted.
'brim ' Alpines.
W. A: Bill «new store in Washing»
ton streams A?“ and paint-
Cl: 9bem on recital: a egat
o . on n w on
finished “will“ p t a line Appearance.
“on...”
New .snri ilno Ruined Muslin
iliifihinmhbc their. “unwordl latest styles
Tapestry. 50c. yd": Scrims 8c. yd; Cur—
isius Rods and goies. 5c upward M. S.
limits A: co:
(hillbilly 1" held “a drill the ar
biory last evspin After the drill
both of theban bAIi teams practiced
lor the ahead they are to play in
the user tutors!"
“W..—
. .—~blfe is living. when a (slur
like the lions ‘Crolrn invites you to
EVbilaehrl reptile. You can dream
dreams while enjoying its Memes.
.i‘iMri' and Mrs. .Gilbert Taimage ar-
rived rrom Peru lndiana yesterday.
"and are new stoop l with the latter s
sister. Mrs. M.A 1! her. or Chestnut
in““rou
"is 4 out Washington a treet.
80M 8.
x hoped that all the members will be
,9 99.99.2999
rosary store? it will
or you to go
lust look around. .
425 Watch for 812 today, at Jack-
, ’ The mlillnery openius at the How- ‘
lsnd- Dry Goods Company's store. yes-
terday. was a success. even it it did
aim .The opening continues until to»
row” ht .
mor . 9
. ______9,."_,,_
societies Tribe.’ l. o it. M.. .wm
hold 9 regular meeting this evening
After the meeting a special meeting
of the: Hayloit will be held and two
trumps will be lititiatiid ,
~Fortcrhouse,18c; Loin Steak we.
best' out. 10 Water street.
Butc‘
terday.» "o bones were injured. but
severnlkititchés were taken and Mr
Smith cannot use his hand. '
The Lady Foresters hold A donkey
party. last night. alter their regular
meeting. Gentlemen were Admitted at-
ter the meetliig. First prise wAs won
by Joseph Henry and second prise by
Mrs. Jondreau.
—The ‘i’onmau style Derby. O’Brien
There will be a regular meeting of
the Sherman Commundery. No. 470.
this evening. There is some special
business to be transacted and it is
present.
6. L Bassett And Roberts
Van
.Buren have {liberated six oxen Kansas
quail in WI hon Woods. nether con
signmeut of eight dozen is expected -l
the end of his week. 9
g..—
~—Live boosters-12m to Water st.
Miss Jessie Benedict. or Elm street
who is att'eliding the State Normal
School in New Haven. and has been
boarding in that place, is going to
aommute between Norwalk and New
even
mow-p..—
ls suffering from A very painful injury
received yesterday. She run A nail in
to one of her feet it going through her
shoe. Dr’Clark attended her and shi
is somewhat improved.
~Frss'n Eggs,— 18 for 25c. FHDL. a: Co.
Another indoor baseball game be-
tween Comoauies D and F is being
talked or. The D boys say. however
that they iiave not as yet received the
box of cigars they should have rece9iv
ed by winning the last game.
.. .Tbe pupils-of Clarence B. Nowian
will give it violin reclinitonlght in the
parlors of the South Norwalk Congre
gatlonai Church. The assisting or
lists will be Miss M. ldella Campbell
pianist. and Mrs. Clarence B. Nowian
soprano.
_~—io lb .[paii lard. 90c. at Hayes‘
M—w
private car was taken to Daubury. this
nonunion South Norwaik The
company plant in Danbury tonight!
and in Moots opera home. South Nor:
walk. tomorrow night.
A meeting or Neighbor Camp. No.
9394, W W A.. will be held tonight.
‘ln Knights of Pythlas Mall. i-‘our cau-
didates will be initiated and a delega-
tion noiu 1311de Camp will be
present to give the candidates their
money's worth A supper will follow
-—8 le’Bhouluer Steak 25c. ") Wa-
ter street.
The Central Labor Union met last
night. at their hall in Washington
street ihe regular routine or business
was carried out The members
ed an invitation to attend the barbera'
smoker. to be held next Sunday alter.
in Norwaik.
William J. Mulvililll ‘and Thomas
ill omens funny comedy
mm Ghost or a Coon"
mom
vita. last night.
Nor boys were
Applause .9 9
. save you ever called in Sayinour's 9 9 .
he stood is at 5
oh Entrepreneur
CO
Frederick W. Smith chop- 9
Mrs. J. W Sculley, of Monroe street A
aesept- .
noon. in Patrick Slattery'a barber shop 9
branch of the . ‘
Men's Christian Association. in 9
, tuirly shines with everything now, nob
‘ by Add uu-todstejor head covering, in— -. "
eluding the Dunliip, ”reunion; Youngs“
9 and puke or York. .
monwALK.
That’s Goodln Cool.” ‘ "'
Our Assortment is large and complete. It is not limited to
338.
Willi
4 our doubieybreasted frock. Made it
imported Vienna Thibets. silk lined
. d; laced. to order.
STOCK BROS.
80. NORWALK.
the productof one company alone. but“ includes varieties
suited to every condition of draft. and to Any style of range
or heater. You can see the advantage-«we aim to satisfy"
every purchaser.
Pea Coal, (or “No. 2 Nut”) $4.50 per ton. _,
For open grates there‘ a Carmel Coal or Hickory Wood in
lengths to suit.
Telephqne us tomorrow—we'll do diol’ést.
Joniv H. serials,
Washington gt. Bridge.
ck Dress
For Men. Youth
iii
4min?
'lli , J"
sud Children ..o -
STRING TIES, TECKS, DERBY FOWN-HANDS
Our so cent sort—well. we prefer to show them.
Boot. Dress.
Here is a lcadcr-(iio profit for iii: except the advertising we
get out of iiimBlack 9Hali Hose. with wide blue. red or purple
9 «119:9. excspent value, two pairs for use. -
3’ Here we mention the heavy ribbed stockings for children, doom.
The Soda: Widths War Company‘A whim“ 99nd “WY“ "eds! “m in" for 25c' .
. Ccrtaii‘ii’} Vie carry a line of Hosiery at 25 cents per pair.
able profit.
the heat sfivice.
:
iii most harmonious color effects and only 235 Cirillo.
Every penny you pay for these oaisjgbcs for better ”
grain; for better service, and cleaner cats, at one reason-
You practically. pay netlilug for Attending, nothing
for our painstaking care, which gives you the best grain. .9
a ' ‘l'iir.
.i. 4 ‘ ‘. our ears THAT‘S cumin
WINDSOES IMPERIALS, SHIELD AND BAND EOWS,'_
We
w'ant you were them. too, we feel sure that they will impress you.
favorably; .
Harry Goodwin, the Tailor,
MAHACKBMO HOTEL BLOCK.
i
9 default. I"
' received from Mr. Adams. stating that
. harness store. is confined to his use
. son and Hattie Kieth; Messrs. George
Our iiortliiuindow tells the stem more emphatically than is‘
possible to phi in print
9 Mohaoliemo Motel block.
' where the weavers went out on strike.
. held.
.. Ahd‘biemdd the» stories directors:
I passed a vote favoring the'eight-houi
.9 thinks that he will be able to be around
’ Gilbert Nowell's Norwaik class to sc-
3 of realistic seem that are true to the
" acripuon, also the (shoes old time
‘ negro and the. plantation the subject
1 darker will be seen at the camp mesh
9 ing. on the plantation pic
' loading the remain old river cratt.
Nell Pierce. “Beers
able in be not alto "
Two childrgn of Henry A. Al? .01
Raynor usurp. Best Norwalk, are lot
scarlet fever. :5
. .......... ....,..... .
i‘ The Somali Goii Club will yen
dance iii incliwood's Mall on til eve- '
plug or April 17.“ .. ,.
W
Willi!
John W Batty, W Edi". Whining-
ton street. is resdy to point your room
or paint your house. . . 9
play .at J Aimn it Co! A atom, in
The D. M. Read Company has A little
talk about the Twentieth Century um-
brella, in its ad. today.
Harry Goodwin, the taller, has a
large stock or neckwenr and hosiery in
stock for men. His store is in the
The situation at the Norwaik Mills
yesterday morning. remains unchsngo
ed. and all the strikers are out.
The case. or Ella McLean vs the
Nor-walk Tramway Company came up
in the Superior Court, this morning
Mrs. Molnar, and took Judgment by;
u...—
The Cannon Real Estate Company
its Annual meeting last night.
ssmuei3. Miller. serge Broom. basis
it Ambler. Charles '1‘ Gregory And
Lewis it. Hiirlburt. A dividend of 5
per cent was declared.
The Clgarmakers‘ Union recently
law now before the legislature. and
wrote to Representative Adams con
earning the matter. A reply has been
he favored the bill and would work
for it.
Gehurilus D Warden. of the Norwalk
with ur. injury to his knee esp. On
Wednesday inflammation set in. and
his leg has swollen nearly twice the
normal size. fits attending physician
in a low days
Sat. and Mon.-—~Misses' Ribbed Hose;
loo. pr.; Boye’ Ribbed Rose. 125“;
Hamburg Edging, 10 and 1255c. yd:
Writing Psda and Box Paper, 5 and we.
Among “the members at .Professor
cent its invitation to attend his Bridge
port claseAlast night. Mr Mr and Mrs.
J. Edward Russell. the Misses Water-
bury. Grace Mucknam. Ethel Hendricks
Beat-so. Jr. F. living Smith. Frank V.
Crew. F. Briggs A. Goldschmldt and
Fletcher Williamson The party ar-
rived bomerin ,the early hours this
morning. allreportlng a line time.
A horse belonging to Klncelin &
Smullhorn. blew Canaan grocers ar
rived iii Minnelli this noon with the
running gear of a wagon attached to
it. and was given accommodation in
Dunn & Banks‘ Knilibt street stables,
to await the arrival of A claimant the
horse took fright while standing in
front of the store in News, Canaan and
started with a good covered wagon in
the direction of Norwalk. 0n the way
it succeeded in freeing ltseit from the
body of the wagon. leaving it in the
it created quite a stir.
Posutan announcers.
South More the War.
Martell‘s successful production oi
“South Before the War" will be the
attraction at Hoyt‘e Theatre. South
Norwulli. tomorrow afternoon and
night. The play is a novel one and is
the best and most complete picture of
southern darkey "to ever nattomptod
This production introduces a number
life they depict. including features or
ante-helium denouncing of every do.
melodies that hate made the southern
Of many a song. The typical southern
cotton.
' and as the rousiabout on the egos no
Robert it. Me. The company isa
lal'go one. numbering titty people.
OIITUAIV RECORD.
w
Miss Hannah L. Imn.
Min‘ Hannah were" died this
mm “I Plumb.
lelibob “9an oh-
oifityonr‘uoldmaflor
otluwhstlapowlt.
“fuse. tivothmuoa W12.
the
A‘: brought A W suit mild“! . .,
. “balsam Inartranf‘tbo
New silks and limits Martino a... A
mum r
Attorney John J Walsh appeared ioi ‘
—Specialo_ st M. S. Smith & Co's for“
road. .Colng through town at a sump '
____95s suit or; our enemies nos use 9.. .
‘ 99 one ai'is‘r otormuo it inhibit“ or {in will _9
courses. WHICH is A oussahvts
sir. mtg see wosimnmyiis. ’
rive hostess wm. resume: it A’ All 99
covesr overcast min is“ sscsermiisi.» view;
MtthtModd
new PORTO RICO MOLASSEs—Somethlng line. just arrived, new
a clean, clear. bright flavor. No "black strap" this. tit
contrary, of good color and body High pstvahsolu
if you wish nice crockery use our New Porto Rico
SOMETHING NEW iN TEAS—Those who are not drinking the “K
' had better begin at once. They are the admlrstion o
ere, who praise their delicious flavor and great strength.
plea to prospective buyers.
OLIVEG-Siame small bottles of large Olives at
Stufled Olives are line. '
RlCH CHEESE—smog on A rich creamery Cheese. a bit' suprb, Ana
suit a good many. , , 9
The Student.
The Bookkeeper.
Tvpewritisi. Copvist.
or any one having close work should “I
have the eyes carefully examined. -
SmAil detects, if not corrected grow
into big ones. TAKE CARE OF iHl:
EYES. Scientific examination tree. Q
Proper Classes, Properly Adjusted, is; 9 ‘-- .
what we guarantee. ° .
o. a. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician, 9 9- .
58 Wall St, Norwaik.Ct.
C
. 99 {ran ’
Q .9 Range end Firs-‘9 ‘
Have yen used our . :; .
Hazleton and Crook
customer. ..
no out“.
Raymond}.
HE BRIDE FISH iii '
Telephone Call 9'1- 2.
SPECIALS. 99'“ V
, . Steak Cod’.‘ .. .4: f
Herring. - slba. for 35¢. Small Cod 9 99999 999
Haddock. 5°- lb- Escailops. ' Si.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FISH IN 8
THE BEST AND PRICES THE L0
Wublngtonstreeh. i'
"more. ‘
.ii iiiiii it till
dipniciit is as viicll digit Wrieitlon MW
invent. . ‘ . "
‘ Concurring and tailoring tried the built; » v 5 9
York city. Every gurihiint made to your MW 9;
Norwalk Chronicler