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' Miss :11. IHlii.:oI,U
1' been the git ‘
, Germanic blasts; hoe
its seml- nunusI rueetIug.
street, has
.‘IWllll {hold
caddy even-
norm coo.
~—-Florlda c cry. ‘V
1I The Easter decorations In the local
store windows present a fine appear—
ance.1 1
‘ w
Mra Kate Sadly. at New York, Is a
“,I'Ig'uest of Mrs.G beonard. of Fair--
‘i’iicld avenue ‘
'T“'
«The cigar smoker greatly epjoys
the Judge‘ a Finale OldensChlagor 3.
Professor Nowell's lunlor class in
dancing met in hockwoodls Hall yes-
,‘1' rerday afternoon
fiha-q— ‘ 3 1.
I.“ Rev. J. it. plus Will preach in the
‘ff Craubrrry Chapel tomorrow afternoon.
at the usual hour
,j'1 ~~Fres1h naught Smelt. 10c lb. Bridge
"I Fish Mirrk‘ot,‘ '
C Mills Catherine (lheseboro. of New
London, is v1sltiug Miss Lavina Chas—
- " mar. of Mriplc street
a...
Eureitah Rebekah Lodge held a reg-
ular meeting at their rooms In South
g. <Norwsllr, last Might
wink, vor’n. . pearl Alplues. O'Brien.
Miss Eva Fines. 01130,th Norwulk.
1 has been "very sick with scarlet fever,
‘irut is rapidly recovering.-
The six days bdorc Easter is to be
"fair" week at the D. M. Read Com~
pany‘s store in Bridgeport.
.-—3 cans Mdgnoiia In 1», 250 Josoloit‘s
'l‘lre Armor Bearer, a. magazine pub-
' lished by the Armor Bearer Circle or
The Kings Sons. of South Norwalk
made IIIsfiilr-st appearance today.
Ar large uun‘rbcr ol‘ the pupils at Miss
ilulrd’s institute. left. for their homes,
today, tospsnd the Fasterrvururtion.
-Evcrytbing In Blue Crockery, lac.
. upward Decorated Stone Iars. 200.;
Stone Pitchers, 25in: Sash Rods, tic.
Iii. S.,S1mith & Co
Mrs.F.II1.char or Wiillrunniic has
been the guest of her parents. MI. and
'Ilirs. William Lowmies, or Meadow
street,
-1._._1.~
Mrs iolrn l-l.l1ight.. of South Nor
walk has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. Harriet Fl Lockwood, in New
unnnan ' . '
when
Burr
~Why suffer with the grip
.Brazillau Balm will give relief.
mm and Plaipted’. ,
' James H. Roscoe, Iormcrly of Bene~
. , Illct's Market. has accepted a position
with Lounsbury, Mptlr’e’waon it Cour-
baby.
The Rev. W. H Hubbard. pastor of
the South No'rwulk Baptist Church,
’ will preach In Bloomingdale. . .i.. to-
~11hpr1t for the sale of seats for the
King‘s Daughters‘ entertainment at
ludthood' a Hall April 10. will be
opened on Monday; at Glendenlnz‘s.
. Mrs. H. B. Siauson. of Crescent Tor-
race. who has been ill (or nearly two
months. Is now able to be around the
house again. 1
,.
1m
Whitlemore Brothers, of Darlén, ox-
hibited their miniature trolley cars In
‘ the international “Correspondence
schools Sturleuts' Annotation re s. In
Washington street. and not doth Y M
A1. as tinted yesterday. ‘
Stamtor
Monday, ht.
Edwcrd Wilson. 0! Cheyenne, Wynn!-
Ins. writer; to his other. Contractor l3.
.31 Wilson that burlnevs it! the bulldlnz
. line is boomin
‘ ceivlns M Ir day.
s. and oh
:‘wrlndoor baseball, company ‘ C, of
versus It. 0: G Armory
Admission, 15 cents,
,1 ,11 W
The Norwalk Poultry Company had
g); Juvenile Dolph meat,
it.
I”. 811111111 three-piece Suits. $3.73! to Honda
6 so and $41 loan
, $5;‘1N°rf01"-
» 5; double “breasted We»
to Suits“ 53 to $6.50; single
ions 1
‘ allor So,
cornpriscs the no random”.
lair mus, Derby Four-'lnu
167.56; stylish, upsto-‘datc long cots
trouser Suits for boys, aged I40 to
£1). at $51 $6, $7.50. $8. so. $9 and
HAT DEPARTMENT. -
We sell all the leading Spring
‘at 25c‘., 50m, $1 an 3 _ 3
In the Glove DepMEnent are
the best of both Imported and Do,
mastic manufacture, incl‘udin the
famous Fownc, at $1.50. W king
styles In Stiff Hits, at $3 and $3. Gloves in all the new shades, at
The celebrated ‘VOlk and Crofut “’0‘
_, & Knapp I‘uauufacturcs. The new Fancy Colored Shirts, both ucga
Albert I'll. Idwnrd soft lrat' Is a favor- ligcc and still bosom, in Madras.
rtirits‘ Models and [As-5
‘ ttr Bette. of Norwalk, assisted in the
. folio}, sanitary
snothor. voryg. successor! hatch»; ripstop
day. Oat‘ of ‘one hundred and fifty-
hundred and forty chicks. «‘ ,
Washington Council, No.6
and the select degrees on tour candl—
dates, Thursday evening Deputy Mas-
work.
~Spmlal for Sat. and Easter week»-
l1ndies' Percale Shirt Waista and Wrap-
pers. 50 and 986. M18. Smith _& Co. .
.1...—
Mr. Welsh, or. Greenwich. has pre»
sented in the Hoops, a petition from
sight labor organizations of Greenwir- b.
Stamford. Norwulk and South Norwalk
in supporter the bill for free public li-
brurl'es. .
’will be held In tho Epworth parlor of
the Norwalk Methodist Church, tomor—
row morning: at 9'. 30 o‘clock.ir1very-
body is invited. Samuel Mnlkin is the
leader.
~FreSh caught Smelt lilo .b. Bridge
Fish Market. r
Miss Alice Andrews. of Hllisldt
Place, entertained a few friends, last
night Gaines. music and other appro-
prints anrusemen‘ls' were enjoyed until
about-11 o'clock, when the party broke
up. A line collation was served.
qr..—
~Spcclal~New ideal Sewing Mach
inc made by a New Home company.
$l9 Holiday 8:. Whéeler
Grace Church is in the hands of Flor--
ist Hauiord, for Palm Sill day. and an
elaborate display of pal a will be
made. Services will be held at 8: iii)
and 10:30 It. Iu., and 4: 16 p.m
1—“ -4 -1 ._
The funeral or Mrs. llatsoy AI!!! Av
ery. who died at herdrome in Cross
arm. Now- York, Thursday. will br-
hcld from the lodgo house of Rlvel‘fllllt
cemetery. Sunday afternoon. at 4
o'clock.
()u blaster Sunday. the uuurtcitc al
the South Norwulk Congregational
Church will be: Miss Punzalt. Mrs. (lib-
son, lllr. Force and Chestcr ll. Bone»
dirt A varied and interesting pros
grain of Easter music will he rondorcd
, 1.... .... .._..—,.~
—~l~‘lut brim Alpines. O'Brien.
Epworth League devotional service
tomorrow evening. at 6: 30 o'.rlock in
the Norwalk Methodist Church led by
Rev. H. B. Manson. Topic, Love of
Souls. The choir will furnish special
music. it is hoped that the room may
be filled. 1
‘ ~Cdmpnny (I. of Stamford versus
R. & (I. Baseball. Armory, Monday
night. 15 cents. '
At the South Nor-walk Methodist
Church. the pastor, Rev [1. R. Street—
cr, will preach tomorrow at both ser-
vices. Murnlng theme: A Royal Prom-
ise Never Broken. Evening topic:
Palm Sunday I 1 ,
W
Lincoln Council, 0. ii. A. M.. held a
regular business meeting. last night
uyton. expressed themselves as having
had a fine time.
”T’m—
I Attorucylh‘cjo D‘lrvis hast had ”ll? at-
qhnront 1) need on proper y1 owns
dun Mater Stillwell of Brooklyn. ll:
claim of $50 for professional services.
Town Court April 9th.
tanned and papers urea in the town
clerk's cities to satisfy I! claim or nay-
ute ovb a bill.
and Anrll 9th In the town Court.
M
iii ten tit
riuly crud o
bark at the c)ub Will note that it
Pepper" 'v
6.31.3!1111 8.1,»!
M” of Stamford. reenter-red the royal
The usual prayer and praise Insctluz.v -
The .
Messiah-King. a sermon appropriate to
The members who attended the reocp- . '
' tlon giVbn by liohu H. Sharer, of Row-
Contral avenue. Dnrion. to satisfy a 1
The case comes up in the Nor-worn
Real estate in Union Purl! owned by
John. H. Hoyt ‘auu wire HEB been at- ,
,mond Br there for up. '1 here Is a dis.
The case will be .
The merublirs or III Lamont Guru '1
$2 co. ‘
three eggs. there were hatched one . ‘
Masonic B’ d' g, Norwalk.
lie with the young men. $I.5o and French Percale and Darnask fin—
. ishcd effects, from 50:. to $3. ‘
I4 80. Main St. South Norwaik
llll
lb
and are «11qu will be . ‘ 1
The service commenced . x .1
lion here—«I
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EOE TO IMPROVE THE Lillll.
A “1"“? green lawn adds to the beauty nodules
of any property. As a good all-around fertilizer HARD
WOOD ASHES have the greatest
value. They carry, ‘
no weed seeds. are odorless. clean1 easy to handle. and":
give quick results. Especially good for small fruits.
vines, strawberries, etc.'
The Wood Ashes we sell are from hickory wood on? H
ly. and are pure and unadulterated. Put up in barrels for
your convenience, $1.50.
‘4
l"
Coal Yards, I49 Washington St,
South Norwalk, Conn.
”5.111151111111111 for
Iora H. urns
Easter.
It Is a pleasure to call attention to our SU’ITINGS, which We
are making up for from $14.00 per suit up.
T are more interested or ready to wear
the following. 1 Better come and inspect.
FOR MEN:
Herc rs a very aiislac'tmy srrri irrdtvd
cl} made and trimmed. $9. 00.
\ line all wool Black 'llribct. $8 00.
A rough t lrcviot. lined with lurrncr's s
eta. French faring. $10.00.
Undressed worsted is u very Stylish rrrui'cr'lal.
made of this. pictorial, with heavy serge lining for $n.oo.'
'l‘lrilrci—~rl<:res not catch dir't—nllris suit
lined with serge, hand made button holes, silk covcrcd buttons.
wcl 11 made as (rrstom goods. and is marked $14.00.
If you like a nice striped worsted, WI. lruv
lt‘L‘ll llucd alcoves, for $r2.oo.
A fine
curst‘lvos of the. chance
FOR CHILDREN.
()ur suit line rs very complete—lack of
goods read carefully
h is all wool oxford,
uliu mo inside pock~
We ofl‘cr I! suit
we rrrcrrtiou is
As
1r ii. serge lined, sal-
You know the Clay Worsted Hulls or c alrvny s fashionable. We
ofi'cr one. strictly all wool for $7 on.
Some of our suits Were carried orcr from the old store. These,
we wish to close out. at once and liarcmurkcd the!!! at $5. 00. An
opor‘iurrliy which offers gururrrc bargains lor those who will ovail
* .
space forbids descrip-
‘t'all In. our time is at your disposal.
COATS-Spring Top Coats from $5. 00 to $14. 00. .
()ur windows give addcdlinforruation.
Harry Goodwin, flr
MAHACKEMO BLOC
Screened Oats.
Every penny you pay for these ca
1 able profit
for our painstaking care, which gives 51'
the best service. '
. ’ retEPHoma CONNECTIQN. _‘
grain, for better service and cleaner oats, at one reason-
You practically pay nothing for screening, nothing
suv onfr's THAT’S CLEAN 1
0 Tailor,
K.
ts goes for better.
on the best grain.
/
selves.
of
II
' lire. a Japan
ms the can
he
' 3 ion Marc from the lilrlapr‘t‘ie It!v bruary,
lta Toilei o boarder rel.
Yokohama.
or a. ticket.
without roundup up
He tendered his fare to
Honolulu, but occluding to his state
merits, the ship' a omega rotated to ac
.cept It, but'p laced In In canon-Imam
With eleven other-c M a. stowdway. lie
was taken to Ban F'rsnclgco and
brought back here on the return trip,
the intention being to return him to
Joplin;
His brother secured a writ 'ot
hubaes corpus iron! the district court.
and the Japanese was taken ashore. As
soon as Collector" otthe Port Stuokabie
learned or the matter he had the ship
stopped. but she was finally permitted
to depart. When the case comes up
for hearing it is expected that the jar-
isdlction of territorial ohrcials over
ships of foreign bottoms will be raised
.‘ ENTERTAINMnNTB
1 “quty Falh” at Howe.
Dramatic Interest was very general-
ly aroused by the announcement. that
Thackerays “Vanity Fair ” would be
produced at Hoyt’s Theatre, last night
with Miss Gertrude Cog'hian in the
role of Becky Sharp. and 81 line a‘irdi-
ence greeted her. Much has been said
favorably of this lady’ a talent and per
connl appearance, and when she up
peered last night public expectation
was, In these respects; in a general
sense. fully realized. The audience
was more critical than enthusiastic.
. and it was not until Miss Coghlnn hadf
deserved commendation that she rc-
culved it and then it was appreciative
and cordial The staging and costum
lug oi the play are elegant, and the
supporting talent strong at all points.
The success of the play last night
however, was very much marred by
gnlleryhilarlty. that was provoked by
a few crsons who appear to be omnl~
prescn on all occasions. when a very
" insignificant cause In their opportun
lty for mailing a nuisance of vthenr
- ,May Fisk: in Repertoire.
Miss May Fluke. supported by the.
popular Frankie Carpenter Stock Com
puny will open for a week at iloyt's
.lrratre on Monday night in u strong
repertoire of comedies. The Harrison
Girl. u ruilitary'comedy drama: not a
war play. but a pretty story or garri-
son life at Fort Thomas, Arizona. will
be. the vehicle to introduce this pretty
little star to a South Nor-walk and
lence, and a better play could not be
chosen, for in the character of Pony
Trevor. Miss Flake has a part that
[its her like a glove. Miss Flske is also
a. very beautiful» singer, and her rend-
ering of some very dithcult songs will
be 1! lecture at each performance. Sev-
oral new specialties will be given and
the companys concert orchestra will
render the. latest popular music. Mon
day will be ludics’ night, when any
lady can secure the best seat for fifteen
cents, it bought at. advance sale be.
for-o Ii 1). nr.. Monday. My Friend Iron!
ludla will he the p. or Tuesday even
lug. Reserved seats now on sale for
the entire engagement
David Harum.
An opportunity for the theatr‘cgo
ers of this vicinity to witness the drum-
allzation of “David Hui-um." with Wil-
liam ii. Crane in the title part, will be
furnished next Friday, when the com
‘cdlan and the company furnished him
by'Churles Frohman'wlll give two per-
formances of the play at the Park City
Theatre In Bridgeport. It had been
thought possible that inducements
could be made the comedian to visit
this city, but it was found impossible
Iorhlmto do 80. Furthermore there
is no likelihood of the play and the
player being seen hero for several sea-
sons on account 0! the booking already
made (or him in the big cities. The
matinee pertorruonce will permit 0!
mpny ople running over to Bridge
port to the play, which is credited
‘ with being one (it the biggest hits over
known In the theatrical proret'alon. The
drummtizatlo'n of Westoott‘s widely
read book has had upwards oi 200 pre-
sentations In New York thl season.
and, In the matter of reccips‘lt‘ has
smashed records In all of the cities in
which it has been g‘lvon.'1l‘hi produo
tion to be made in Bridgeport will be
identical with the one which was seen
in New York. The play is in three acts
and contains all of the good things
which made the book such Interesting
reading The box olllco Will open for
the sale 0! seats on Tuesday. I \
Maurice K. Raymond Will lecve Mon-
day for New York. where he has scour.
. ed a position;
Jesse Whitehead and George Patrick
Norwallol have at mldn ht tonight.
for a week' I visit in Lynch urg, Va.
Mrc.1Plutt Price and son, Conrad.
‘ will be arrests over Sunday or Mr. and
Mrs. Jaipur Fielding, of .1ch (lily.
W
rs. Anthony 11. Stelgewalde, ot Wil-
ton avenue. writ spend sundsy on
Mrs. Friedman; , .
W
1 .W 11'. In»
‘on at New York.w wli
cry or
Manner in New York, wlth her sister. ‘
spend 'Iluuday 1.
lbw; create "Dr. turd no. om.
purports ‘ '
“GRAND DUG."
WILLIS HE
altheModel
Buy the Hubbard Flour, better than Jones’~will , 1
bread. if properly kneaded—this sale, 60 cents bag. pone: Flo
59c baa. Washburn-Crooby. 63c bag.
In Butter we are leading in quality and price, try curl.
22c and be convinced. Fa’irbury (Ch) new Butter 25¢ ibr Emil: alto:
Clover Hill at 28c. A fresh lot in on Saturday;
That Chang! The rich. crumbly cheese, a bit sbar
please lots of you). A few duck eggs,ll fine, fresh. 25c5do
Blended Tell and a pound of the come for 22¢ to those who '
ed with the merits of either.
IIOur new Porto Rico Molasses makes tint. candyfi‘ond‘
'1
sons who will buy a quart of Molasses and cut out Indrbri ..
meni.
Canned Spinach.» much as you would get froth?
lug, 13c trap. Flue. Sweet Potatoes of the but sort/1
Fine‘ Hard Cobbape. Good Potatoes, goodrcooker
bu. Turnip: are not so plentiful, but we hav01thcmjat121lc,
Corned Beef. To those persons who will buy a cabbagolabdlfi-
potaioeo. I will give a good piece of corned beef; to the extent all
hand. i . 1"v
Here’s an assortment of Monday’ a necessities: 2 l
Walhing Powder, 2 cakes Armour Soap, 1 bottle of 'Am
can Liquid Soap (bring a bottle to put it in), sm’ill bolt
of Klnnford's Laundry. 10c article (ca me sort at crane).
This store In bound to grow into a greater uoefulrlp “
i0 determined. The twentieth century grocer "not do a, in
small profit rather than a small business at, a large ,6 ‘
alive and awake doing good work. co me iii—let us libjl
casu sAuEI-
, Sior euro
The Student, I
The Bockkeeper, . '
Tvpewrit‘ist. Copvisi ‘
'or any one having close work shoulu
have the eyes carefully examined.
Small detects. it not corrected. grow .,
into big ones. TAKE CARE OF IHE ~
EYES. Scientific examination tree. .
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is p'\
. 1'
I
what ”guarantee.
'1 0-3. “JACKSON,
‘ Graduate Optician. . ., ‘3'
so Wall St. nor-warn.“
Have you looked over the stock ‘atj the when ‘
Have you been at the store to get I! calenddr
advertising mutter? *1
, 111 not, you will be surprised to know. the grcltllv’
we brindle '
u'.
Norwalk Chronicler