Boone and Hym~
tor 4‘9 Willi st.
or Temper
th veiling
, The canto _, ill on " hy Steiner
will a give at a no thll Thurs-
'TheMcntaukanot Company F, will
play St. Luke's basketball team- in
Stamford, this eyenln‘ . . :x
at Manor mealhg'wni‘
‘thanics Hail, tools .
2:! ”held 111 "Me-
Amplifier will
Harold Clark, of Norwalk. is easier-
lug today at the AdamaPmyision Come
pany'V 5 South Nero/am market
4Au‘ction of Household Furniture of
all descriptions, at James F. Halls. 104
Main street. Nerivolk, ’Tneaday, March
' "361 9.1ande 1
Royal women or Hlu'tford, spent
Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
G D Warden, of Orchard Vetreet.
Theodore Van Doren. oi the Humpty
Dumpty Company. is apemling a few
days at his home in East avenue
~__. n..-
1125.“ x "‘i “Mi"
Washington Camp. No. 11, P. 0. S.
13.. will holdf a-mceting in the Mystic
(.ihain Hall, on Thursday evening.
Henry Iloyt, of East avenue, who
haw been seriously ill [01 the lust new
on weeks, not pain able to swallow
any rem, took nour linear yesterday
(Or the first time. ‘V 11 1 Vi?
M ‘
The members of Lincoln Council.
with their families, will attend 11 our-
priae party on Tuesday evening. Those
who expect to so should take the 7: 24
cm from Washington street.
7 ”—W
The funeral of Mrs. Allen was held
from the mafia at Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Riordan. 10 Ping street, ycnterday. at
3 o‘clock. Rev. . J. Fouct olilciallng:
Interment wall in Weetport.
“T...“
——M‘r Millard Glmn begs to announce
that the work of alteration has no for
progressed, that he can take (adore
at his store. 80 Waahingtou St, (or
Easter Clothing.
.1er
Quite a crowd collech around an
intoxicated man. near the Clorut d:
Knapp hat shop, thin morning He fin-
ally got up and cold he was going
home. lie said he lived in Maishnil
ntreoi.
I
Wan-
Dr. ii. I) Shandy. formerly of Note
waik, has been appointed trueiee and
guardian on the, erotic oi the late loam
ice Wheeler. of Bridgeport. to succeed
hill (3 Smith” deceased." The «plate is
valued pt , ely‘ in each. Dr.
Shandy ‘q ratified hind ‘ (l a bond.
W. at. aha ly iii
lain inland Linn
erweelntowo u hoot'l'h lilo
1iy'a damage 1 ‘tuliy on red by incur:
‘ , , / Moi-walk.
:dceti‘oyed The loosen w
,Goidrick. or llaverotrow. and John Bo-
‘ Republican ranks at a former Demo~
1 the regular nunrtetce. anointed in anew
, Ilrooiiileid Junction. "
. collages ct flower seeds
entroy‘ed a large bath on Elle-r
your avenue. Danbury. belonging to
Jello H Stevens and badly damaged an
adiacent dueillng house, early yester-
day morning Two horses were born?
ed to death. and a number of wagons
_ e hm 11 and c pleats, and
he house, both fully covered
ace The condo in unlinown.
‘—«—Why cutter with grip when Brazil
ion Balm will give relief. Baxter and
Plaieted' o. ,
inllianiJI‘ Raymond. '1‘. ll Raymond.
M D. Randall, of South Norwal‘k:
James worded, of New York: Phillip
11111.01 the First National Bank. Ocean
Grove. N. d.. made a trip to Warden
him. is. 1.. last week, to inspect a large
can maniitactory at that place, ilir-ge‘
ly owned ndzoontrolie h hello gell-
,VtVlemenVi :
The calendal oi the Son Neiwalh
baptist Chuich‘ tor this week in as tol~
lows." Ladics' Sewing Circle. Tuesday
Afternoon at 2 oicljdck: church ti uateca,
Tuesday evening at 8 o‘.elock Begin
ding on Wednesday evening there will
be special services every evening for
two Weeks in charge of Mr. Reynoldh
oi New .lVeisey.
The Lamont tililli Attended the cor.
yice at the Smith Norwalk Congregw
tional Church. yesterday morning. in n
id The principal topic wan Pelee
line and the anrrouhdlng count he
subject was “very interatl Anfi .hc
prenhient ot the nine. 11‘ ‘ ‘éri‘is; and
party 1119 touring in that country. Next
the service at Trinity Church
'l‘lie Danbury city campaign closed
last night. and the eleotion today is ex»
acted to be the most closely contested
11 years. The candidates are Mayor
Charles Kerr, a Democrat who seeks
reelection, and Charles H. Peix, Jr.,
the‘youn’gest ayoraity candidate ever
nominated in Dauhury. 'l‘he prelimin—
ary campaign has been waged sharply
on both sides and the detection to the
erotic leader, has increased the inter-
est. A large vote is expected
--Llfe is worth living. when a cigar
like the Imperial Crown lnyites you to
blissful repose. You can dream
dreams while enjoying its fragrance.
Yesterday was memorial' Sunday
at the Norwallr Congregational Church
it being, just one year since the Rev
G D. Egbert preached his iirst sermon
in that edifice. Several improvements
are to be made to the entrance of th
church this year. among them being.
new stone steps and brass railings to
the entrance. and tiling for the floor of
the vestibules. Pledge cards were dis-
trlliuted among those who attended the
morning service. and in this way em
six hundred dollars wan rained.
Last evening's nervice at the Metho-
diet‘ Eplncopal Church. Norwnlk, wine
of very high order. The discourse of
the Motor on the subject announced.-
Thornughness, won a line example of
tho chastiveneae of practical thoughts
expreaned in practical language. on an
intensely practical uuhject. The music
under the management of Directoi
Rice was most pleasing. Mr. Niven 0i-
gnniat, and Miss Littleinhn. violiniat.
in connection with the Vocal Work or
Inl uumhere by Leonard '1‘. Whitney.
baritone. leli nothing to he ileelreil.
"li‘rltr." Taylor the well-known
printer. was the victim of n cruel joke.
laid night He went to Dunhury to via-
it reintlycn, and into in the niternoon
" , wont to the depot to take a train for
the “horse
Norwalk. Mr. 'l‘aylor boarded the train
and it chortiy almond Marten on.
but what woe hie surprise to hear the
, hralteman call out “The next etatiop in
Do arriving
film Mr. 'l‘a‘yior hastily diwmhdrkm.
and then found that he won obliged to
wall: client three mile! to not back to
Milli”.
time to mile the hint train to 8011111
an treats. in chariot this week'ten ' ‘
liar flat Department
gully. Altai: the liervlce a meeting was _
e
Sunday morning the club will attend .
Fortunately. he arrived in '
. fairly shines with everything now. ooh
in and up- tensile for head covering. in}
_ eluding the Dunlap. Youman Younga '
cud Dulce Vol York ‘
COMSTOCK BROS
NORWALK. $0. NORWALKV.
We Sell Everything
That’s Good in Coal. ,
1
Our assortment is large and complete. It is not limited to
the product of one company alone, but includes varieties :1
suited to every condition of draft. and to any style of mg;
or heater. You can see the advantagewwc aim to satisfy
every purchaser.
Pea Coal. (or “No 2 Nut") $4. so im ton. ‘ - "
, For open grates then: s Carmel Coal or Hickory Wood in
lengths to suit. V . ~
A Telephone us tomorrow—we'll do tho {est
JOHN H. FERRIS,
-Waahington “St. _B‘1'Vldge.
«one...» I "
‘ r
Neck Dress ,
For Men. Youth
V11?” and :cnildrefl ”I ‘
0111 north window tells the. story more. eiiiphntioolly than is
possible to Vput in print 1
WINDSORS. IMPERIALS. SHIELD ANS) BAND BOWS,
STRING TIES, TECKS, DERBY FUU'RJN—HANDS.
in most harmonious color effects and only 25 Cent's.
Our 50 cent sort—~wcll, we [)‘l't‘ft‘l‘ to Show them.
Foot Dress.
Here is a 1corlcr-(no profit for 115 except the advertising we
get out of it)—~Biack Half Hose, with wide blue, red or purple
stripes, excellent value, two pairs for 25c.
Here we mention the heavy ribbed stockings for children, dou-
hic knees and double heels two pair for 25¢.
.3:(crt1iniy we carry a line of Hosiery at 25 cents per pair. We
want you to see them, too. we feel sure that they will impress you
favorably
MAHACKBMO HOTEL BLOCK.
Screened Oats.
_ Every penny you pay ior those oats gocsior better 1
V *groln, {or better service. mulcienucr onto, at one reason—
ahlc profit "
You practically pay nothing for screening, nothing :
‘for our paluoiahing core, which gives you the best grain 1.
Mthe heat service. : *
" BUY OATS THAT’S CLEANJ
"turnout connection.
spent Sunday with retail 1 in Morris
_ Perk, Long inland '
. mowing from So
: Broohlyn. N
‘ in their rooms in South Main street
‘ of illness
Harry GoOdwin, the Tailor,
Dr. Mead founder or the church. woo
, consecrated.
2 arrested this noon.-hy~Chiet.Hradley,
1 lion. breach 0! peace and using a has
‘ turhache and annoying the neighbors.
»: were my log a practei
; around the boot houao. Thochle‘t a‘
air to
J. chiey Sinuaon‘.‘ of 8
‘ The Concord Stock com
laminating reproducing the play "Dia-
Valencia and Hearts. "
It W Davis end totally moved this
11 Main Vatreet to ‘
Palestine c the no K of M.. (3..
will hold A meeting in their hall, in
South Norw ‘ ,‘l
Edward M. Bloke was appointed cou-
eervator of Michael Moirlaey. in the
Probate Court thia morning.
Mien Lihhio Steely?“ of Dorian, has
been the guest at her winter. Mra. Emo-
line i..eouurd.:oi Fairlieid avenue.
m
The ’l‘. A. ll society will hold a reg
ulnr business meeting. tomorrow night
Mice Jennie Cnhlll has resigned her
position in the Boston Store. and 39¢
culcd one with Jackson. the photogra~
pher. V
The huge new clocks for the depot
at South Norwaik have t yet or
riveg. They were to have arrived last
wee . ‘
leave his work this morning, because
Charle‘o DeWitVt Rodgers, or the
South Norwialk store of Comntock
Brothers. is spanning the. day- in New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron C. Demmon and
son, Earl. of Bridgeport, were the
guesto of relatives in may street, yea-
terdny.
William Sweeney. or Newhurg. is
spending 11 few days at the home of his
erand’rnother. Mrs. Michael Sheedy, iu
Winnipauk.
The Ministerial; Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet at the home of
Mrs. Charles Rider Westport avenue.
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George Hebhard, of the Hotel
Hamilton, has returned from Tarboro.
South Carolina. where she has been
unending the winter.
‘u
A bouncing baby girl arrived yester—
day. in the household 0: Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Clapham. of West avenue. Moth~
er and child are doing Very nicely.
' William Gilmore". of Hootord Place.
who was lust recovering from a several
now very low of a complication of di-
senses.
An exeeptlonnily interesting meet~
ting was held at the Young Men’s
Christian Association. yesterday ailer-
noon. A. H. Robbins, of Stamford
‘epokc. and Miss (i. Bates, of Stamford.
hang.
-.—Mr 8. Curry. East Norwallr wins
1 the night lamp 0! St. Joseph‘s junior ‘
choir.
The Washington Express wae'elght
hours intesthin morning. when it pana-
ed through South Norwnik. The delay
was due to the heavy fog. Much lrou~
hie woe experienced in crossing New
York buy.
A repular communion service was
hold at 10 o'clock; this morning. in
Trinity Church. During the service
the altar to the memory or the Rev.
w. a...”
Al Lune. of 21 Monaril'ntreet. was
on complaint of. hire. Lane. tor. lntox cm
lye language. Lane was looking a dis-w
w
A complaint was made yesterday
to Ohio: Bradley thatV covered boys
ed for the place. but an seen no he
came in claim the hon made on on last ,
: at their logo coma carry 1111111, ‘
Wm
treatment it both .eeryicen in
John Sulfiln, who in employed in the ,
, 01d Well cigar lac.iory was obliged to
mouths‘ attack of typhdld fever. is .
. So
heather-lend. oi ~
FWE DOLLARS WILL PIVJRQHAB V H5
GVOYEHT OVERCOVAT THAT IBV EKVOEVPTJON
CLOVER HILL SUTTER~Jaet in
fresh and line. John H. Magruder.
who has the finest grocery in
Washington, I) 0., saya he has sold
. it for years, and is used on the White
House table 281: it). Never sold;
hatter at an email profits on in these
days. 4
Our 22c Elgin‘ Butter appears twiill
the need of mama, It has a goon
flavor.
Fairbary (lot) Creamery is fine now
hotter and at a low profit 25c.
EGGS-Cheap and all fresh and good,
at 18c dozen, or ill for 251:
PORTO Rico MOLASSEB—When in
V want of Molasses, try our New Crop
12 and 180 jar,
CREAM GEMS-r"
what they are .
lb.; 3 line, She. .
small milk ci'sa
Fresh arrlyal h
P. it. it is superb. 55c gal" ' 14:; qt. CQANUT,
WHAT DO YOU NEED? WE CAN, PLEASE IN VQUALVITVY AM
The Student ‘ ' . . -.
The Bookkeeper, 1 ,
Tvpewritisi, Copyist.
or any one having close work should
care the eyes carefully examined.
Small detects, if not corrected. grow
into big ones. 1 TAKE CARE OF 1148
EYES. , Scientific examination tree. . .
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is . ._
what we guarantee.
0., B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall St; Norwciik. Ct.
W
Have you visited our eleVator to see how we
Have you looked over the 510th at the Wat?
, Have you been at the store to get a caienda'i‘ an
advertising matter?
If not, you will be surprised to know the great Margot ti
we handle. . .
Telephone VCall 97 2. '
SPECIALS:
H: . VV Stcnk'Cod
""“g Si nan Cod,
Haddock, 50-“)- Escnllops,
we CARRY a FULL LINE OF ruse IN cannon».
THE BEST AND purges r1111 Lowl‘ifi'i‘
R. J. CUTBILL .IGG
Washington a. root,
5 lbs. for 25¢
,4! housing »
3 mile 113v. Corinna Reunion. at New
, Yo’rii. ,
Norwalk Chronicler