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‘ South Norwolk ”on Priory. " ‘
. Sizes: 34 to {3,033, 3‘
ognlars and atoms. Cutaway ‘
Frock Stills of clay, woruted and
'llnhot, $19 to $17. , -’
FURNISHINGS
3 our Neckwear desrt'mont
Theodora Kn
Main utroot inn:
pairs.
St John’n Who will honor the sod»
ond degree on n candidate on Thurs-
day evening.
A I ‘5'“ ““3 V > rldg than cvcrihoforo on our
3 3310331123333?“ 3""‘ll‘l113‘lfiugg; Juvenile Dollartmont. Russian;
BlOuso Suits, 353.9 and Swllongl
.3 ”Tia? 133 on: wagggéntfo s rigs or B3}: ignoring; Sailor S3ultsb, $5, Norfolk
‘ on ' ‘ ”no ‘ PM: 5; doubc ”533W“ two~ comrrlooo‘tllo new ideas—Jo: cr-
.C”°“"‘“”“""“°‘°“w“."”°m” mm niece Suits. $9 to 3650: Single lain lTeokt. runs, Derhy Fough-
mmuunary Opanln t M135 Fitch's; breastedthreopiuce Suits,$3.5o to “and,“ Arthur Models and As-
64 Wall St. Norw'slk on Wodnosdoy, $7.50; StyllSll. up~to~dato long cots 333 353. 5033 $1 ”1:131.le
ADV“ 3“ , trouser Suits for hoyu, aged I40 to ’ ' ’ '
193 at. $53 $533 $73 503 $33,503 $9 and In tho Slave Department are
3”- till: host of both lilipdl'tM and no.
- HAT DEPARTMENT. , the
We sell all the leading Spring ianlons Bow Q. ”$15“ Waking
fitvles in Stiff ““53 at $2 and $3 Glovcs in ill the new shudcn.3 at
l‘hc ceiehratcd Volk and Croint 1.00.
it Khan) manufactures. 'l he now . Fancy Colored Shirts, both neg—
‘ I
The Norwnlk PoultTy yard shippod
twenty pair or hrollors to New York.
\ this morning.
SWELL AND onions MONT.
HATS-ALL THE DIST SPRING IL9033
"GRAND DUB.” . '
WILLIS E
Old. Well Lodge. F. and A. M. will
meet tonightln their rooms In the
Donovan block.
Sherman Council Royal Aronnum,
will initiate two candidates tonight.
A big time is expected and it is To
quostod that all members ho prosont
W. H. Doyle, who has hosul'enresent—
ins Han Brothers. at Boston. has tili-
ish‘od his work here. and gone to New
1
it! B. Renault. 01 Now York, spout
Sundoy with tripods Mr.
W .
3 A. C il'nlrohlld. of New York spent
Sunday with Dwight Ingrahnm.
’ month: manufacture, inolndin
Miss Margaret Thompson. of New
York. spent Sunday with Miss Helen
Flynn. ol’ (irohooilt ntroot.
J H. Crochet. of Baltimore, and C.
,3 Easter mllllncry. . «Open every evening
3tills3 week 336
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‘dor now Candy Kitchen,b ‘.
Sign in Garner gtrcot it! rapidly near-
, "* 4*Brsnillau Billm ia‘sclllng ropldlyw
ouloa increase dolly. Thus any Baxter
“Call on S S Ttlilotson idr your
Chiistlnu snarl: pod Mr. Fernandez
in"?! yesterday train Holland for New
rm 3 .3 . l . 3 3
~Novoltios in Banter Cnndles. 0r-
Mnln St.
W“
The collar lorgH S Road’s new not
lug onlllpletlon.
ww'
wSpring Openings; Wednesday and
Thursday, April 3d and 4th at the Mis
803 St. John, 49 Wall St. Norwalk
Tho Blldgo FloIl lharkct R. .l. Cut
hill Company, has a largo line of tish
on hand. it in all fresh
“it.
and Plainted.
D Gottlleh is selling Easter suits
at a sacrifice. ills store is at No.11
North Main street. South Norwalk.
Mine Lelia Wood. of Franklin street
thrived home ye‘s‘terdiiy irom a two
luonths' visit ‘93 New York and Brook. Plaiotod’si. I JOHN H FERRIS Mm. Stanton Coley and daughter
lyn. ___,,_,, ' | Eleanor. of Cannon. have returned
m-m
«Mllllnery Oponlng at Miss Flton‘ s
64 Wall St. Norwalk on Wednesday.
April 3d.
The Rowland Dry Goods Company,
Say that they are having an enormous
13;“ng 0? JeWellll...§llll Ymints and mil
Thomas Gregory. 0! the Hoopal dis‘
trict Wilton who has been spending it
tow days in town. has returned to hill
homo . .
The steamer Littoral, Captain H. C.
Mllilsell was in the harbor ovér Sun-
~—l.oave your orders for Hot Cross
Buns for Good Friday. delivered at any
hour. Dclilyn's, 27 Main St. Norwalk.
Conn. ’l‘elophoneJBB-«l.
L. .loselol’f. the North Main street
grocer. l8 out with a fluonew delivery
wagon. the product oi the Tilly Cal'-
i'lngn Worklx.
Agent J. R. Smith. Jl'.. for the Web-
stor lllstllllng Company. of Boston,
who has been visiting friends in town “.313 was In town ”mm“ and held \ on knou the Clav Worsted Suits are alwats fashionable We d933,“. 9 Concord at so Norwalk . -.
(“Wing the 9““ few days. has mum“ a long conference wlth Foreman John ofl'cr one. strictly all- wool for $7. 00. WALTER l. WILCOX ASHES LAND PLASTER- GROUND no
‘0 his home Gordon. MI'- Gl‘lm Will remain 9 MW Stilllt‘ of our suits were lurricrl over from the old store 'l‘llesc , “”‘w Air Slacked Lime, 33S3t31ljle3 Magma, etcwietc.
"“ m days. 3 , 1 | , k 3 3 , $ \ l‘he unnnnl meeting of tho Norwaik
.4“ 33m, of mint the N01 walk Honr 3W no wish in ( first out at once am lull mar or tltnl at 5. 00. : ll Methodist Church was held last oven
says my omens are still at 4 :50 Mom The 533mm” Mabel l.. 3333“,“. oportmlit-y which ntl'vrs genuine bargain»; lorillosc who will award “1“. The 3930,33 of the committees
Si... So Norwnlk. ii Kilby St. Boston
.ll Pine St New York and my resi-
douco 9 Concord BL. 80. Nol'wolk.
WALTER L. WlLCOX.
fit; .,4.
Tlu: members of the omolni hoard ol’
the Norwulk Bu list church met last
night with Chur on Yost at his homo
in South First strolat, Alter the meet-
lug u line supper was enjoyed.
Slur Columbia Circle will hold this
rogulnl mootlng Thursday evening. in
ltod Mons Hull at 8 oolook sharp.
All molnlicrll are requested to ho them.
on tlmo Ml thorn lo buolnoss ol impor-
tnncn before the circle
The Ladies Auxiliady or the young
Mous‘ Christian Aonoolntlon hold it
tunntlng. yuulordny oftornoon. it Wan
wind to postpone Stair ileum and
loud exhibit from the 11th 12th and
lain oi tllll month to tho midweek in
Juno. Tonight st 9 oclock tho mom
drum of tho Anuoolnllon will hold an in-
lormol mating in the interest oi out-
door warm.
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, 3~ ~«Wliy suitor with tho grip whorl
" linslllun Bnlm will give relief Box
, tor l! uud l‘lulutod's.
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llllillll l llllllil
Trip JuwnLnns
a only ovum. garland, ,
man Derrick and Wrecking Company.
‘ Homo: who ll: tritium
hm
Haven.
Did you notice the ‘strnnse reading
oi! Drugglst 'l‘. B. Grlnln's nd:‘*’ln, yea-
torday"n paper? it was All Fool's day.
and that was the motion.
Captain Frank R. Stevens took the
steamer Kate C. Stevens to Glonwood,
yesterday, for a loud of oysters. He will
return to Rownylon with about 800
bushel
win spite of what the Norwalk Honl
says my oilioes are still at 4 80. Main
St. So. Norwnlit, 44 Kilhy St. Boston.
34 Pine St. New York. and my resi-
dence 9 Concord so. So. Norwalr.
WALTERL. WILCOX.
Mrs. Fl‘l‘lk Miller. of Bridgeport.
was the guest of her uncle, John H.
Ferris. and family. in South Norwslk.
yesterday.
H. E. Forrlswi South Norwnlk, Will
in Bridgeport. yesterday. Mr. Forrll
has a claim against the Merritt & Chap-
ol New York.
MW
~Have you n cold?
Balm.
Use Brazilian
It is sure cure. Baxter’s and
M1. and Mia. .l. M Elmendorl. of Bull
island were in town yesterday. Mr El.
mendort said that he intended to open
the Bell island houscglua few days.
x
M.—
R. W. Davis. ofvnnnhury. who hue:
been taking the place or George.
Small. in the factory or the,NorwalllW
Box Company. has returned homo.
On account of the gymnastic cxhlhl-
tion in the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.. Phy-
sical Director Scott, who will take part
has postponed his cloud meeting here
until tomorrow night.
M...—
~Easter Noveltlés now on sale at De-
Telephone 155-4.
Captain Jilcoh 0km, who hns been
spending a few days in South Norwnlk
has returned to his home in Oukdale
L. 1. Ho and his brother. Captain Fred.
erlck Ockors. will lie hero ngaln this
week. They are oyster buyers.
John L. Grin), of Philadelphia. lhl
contractor for the new lighthouse to
be erected at the lower and of'Gmen’l-z
which has had tho holler overhauled
by the Pacific iron Works in Brldllo
port. has boon brought hook to lloway»
ton. it is In readiness for the shipping
scallion. whirh will open about the lpth
of this month.
w-Milllnory Opening at. Minn Fitch's,
64 Wall Sh, Norwnlk. on Wednesday.
April 3d.
James ll. Mitchell wont to New York
today. to motor with ofllcluls of tho
New England l’nlwr ()0mpuny..
pools to have rhurgo oi the Eastern
ofllce of this company. when it opouu
tho tlrnt of May. Mr. Mllcholl was in
New Haven and Bridgeport. yesterday.
Yesterday John Gavin want to thc
Norwnlk Iron Works with the intro»
tlon of ”doing" some one who had
"done" him last lull. Ho made so
much u nulnnnco of himself that on ob
floor was summoned. Countable .l J.
Goodwin rospondod and arrested Gn-
yin. and took him to police, hoodqusr-
tern Thin morning Gavin wan tried
under tho charge oi drunkenness null
branch oi the peace. before Assoclllte
Judkc ii M. Lockwood Ho no hood
:3 and costs, which ho paid
Hurry Mlllor and Chariot! Miller. or-
phans. thirteen and night your: lod to
nlmtlvoly. worn brought to the County
liioino at Norwslll a low dolls up.
Their brotlior William dlod oi con
sputum Int woo laundry. mil
918th you". in tilltlnxgd kids“-
Thslr ginndmoihor, lift: Rio and Son
hold who our “boon ll
vinyl nor with a hunt with odd oi her
Million htdru. lira. Mouth Storing. h:
Pound lose. and tho homo in which
thoy welded in now a Mind ,
This in din ulsrnt cinch. John
0' ‘ thaliiilt
Wilson'l:
hum MM noun
Not on Mt
mo in ii
Ho ox- ' “
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015 l romh luring $10 00
FOR CHILDREN.
Our suit line is very complete-«luck of spam: forbids descrip-
tion hero-«call ill our time ltd at your disposal.
>GOATS~Sprin3g Top Coats from $5.09 to Slime.
()nr windows give added information
Harry Goodwin, tho Tailor,
MAHACKEMO BLOC3K
able profit
the host service.
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Masonic B d’ g. Norwalk
1 ndrcssod worsted is a vtlt stylish malt-rial
made of this material. with hour \ surge lining for $11.00.
\ l‘mc “libel—«docs. not catch dirtmtllis suit we mention is
lined nitll sorgo. hand made button holes. silk c'otered buttons
well made us Custom goods and is marked $1400.
if you like :1 Dim striped u orstcd we have it. serge lined, sat-
tccn lined sleeves. for $12.00.
themselves of the chance.
Soroonod Oats.
Every penny you pay for those oats goes for better
grain, for better scrvic‘c, and cleaner oats, at one reason-
i
' l
Albert dward soft liat' is a favor» ligee and still bosom. in Madras,
iste with the young men. Sosa and branch Percale and Damask fin-“
2.00.
Wished clients. from soc. to $3.
Cams tack Bros.
l43 So. Main St. South Norwolk
HOW TO IMPROVE THE LAWN.
A velvety green lawn adds to the beauty and value
of any property. As a good all-around iertlllzor HARD
WOOD ASHES have tho greatest value.
no weed seeds, are odorless. clean, 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-
ly, and are pure and unadulterated. Put up in barrels for
your Convenience. $t.5o.
Coal Yards. I49 Washington St..
South Norwalk, Conn.
It' is a pleasure to call attention to our SUITINGS, which we
are making up for from $14.00 per suit up.
.Those more interested in ready to wear goods read carefully
the following. Better come and inspect.
FOR MEN:
day it went to Grconport early Mon. Klyn’n. Leave your order for lot ”we ‘5 a W) Mll'SlilCW) “”1 ""10““ street. dind this morning. The Inner - (ix-adult: Opticinn.
day morning. Cream. all flavors for Easter Sunday uicoll mode and trimmed, $9. 00 rd will he hold at the house. tomorrow
..... lioKlyn‘s. 27 Main St. Norwalk. Conn \ line all wool Black Tllillcl $8.00. morning “t ‘0 O'C'Wk- 58 W‘u 3°C., NONfllk. Ct.
.\ rough (hetlot lined with l'zlrmo'r s satin. too illsidc pock
You practically pay nothing {or screening, nothing
for our painstaking care which given you the best grain,
Manual 1‘. Halo
They carry
it is all wool oxford,
We offer a suit
B'U‘ll' OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
maroon: commotion.
AS
1.
“3W
”flnzorn hndly mangled in a lathe. you
ll. Hyde. or Boston, are expected to he
atom: in n couplo of days.
Miss Knthorlno Chenehlo. of New
London, has returned irom a visit to
Miss Lmlnla It Chasmsr._ of Maple
street.
Albert Bradley. an omployo of the >
Norwalk iron Works, had one of his
terdoy.
Tho board ol‘ dlreotorsoi the Nor-
walk Buslnoss Men's Association will
hold a meeting this evening at 8
o'clock.
no
Mrs. Almira Seymour and daughters.
Frances and Grace are moving from
No 10 Chestnut street. to No 5 West
Main street 3
The local branch 01' the Barhom' Un-
ion will hold its quarterly meeting. to-
night. .wlth Gustavo Pltzer, at his shop
in Washington street.
Cuspnr Zoolllnxor will give Pionoor
Hook h: Ladder Company in sonar
knot and pigs hock supper alter the
wash and meeting tonight
home tram a visit with Mr. and Mrn.
E. ii. Pillow. oi Chestnut nil-cot.
.—.—.
mli you wont to see the very intent
styles in imported Hosiery that Lord
& Taylor show. visit 8. 1. Mills. Same
price nuln New York. Open evenings.
.—...—l
The Tunernl ol‘ Frederick C. hline
wlll ho hold at his late residence. to
night. at 7:30. The Mr. 1.. R. Street-
er will oinclnto. The remains will ho
token to Bethlehem. Penn- tomorrow
morning. .
Bertha, the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Gnstuu Ker-kin. of ltl‘Bouton
Someone not the grass ollre on prop
arty at the lower end of Pine street
Norwalk, yesterday afternoon. The
blue communlcated with a fence and
for a short time neighbors feared that
their dwellings would catch lire.
“a”...
-ln spite of what the Norwalk Hour
says my others are still at 4 So. Main
St.. So. Norwulk. it Kilhy St. Boston.
34 Pine St... New York and my resi~
wore road and accepted. but the elec‘
lion of ofllcorll for the coming your
was deferred until May 13.
The lullorul of Mrs. Joseph 8. Mai“
rill. who died Sunday nlsht. at her
homo on Tavern island. will be held
from tho residence of her son. Captain
William H. Bullion. 26 Ellznhoth
street. \Vednouduy afternoon at
o‘clock. Mrs. Merrill was born De
camber 28. 1828. Captain Merrill is
very (noble and it is toured that he
can nurvlvo only a short time.
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Tho oxeontlvo board of the Flrut
Bupllnl Church mot last evening. with
thirty president. Charles Yoat. oi South
Mull: street. At the close of the meet-
ln; they worn all Invited out into the
dining room to partake of a supper
compelled oi oynter pic and manhood
oystern. and I" the good thingn that
(o to make a line clipper. The way
that the mum expressed their appre—
cintlon (or the host and htlulnsli mm
by giving three rousing cheers.
«lawman-M
Norwnlk Conn-undo”! Church mat
with the pastor in the rectory. last
evening. The suhjoot brouxht up (or
the evanlnn dirouulon was Csplt‘al
aproud until Toads! cranium April
' tor that month:
Wham
'l‘ho dlaoluy
land
The icon: Men's Round Table. at the
’" Pulshmenl. After an evenlu.‘ or plot-
Punllht’uont. Alter an owning or plan.
There Will he no special subject
The young um: will
all: over tho mlmut topic» or the any.
w’l‘ith milieu 8t. loin: will exhibit a
and stout or spring mllllnory on Wall-
nudity ind Thursday. April to null 4th.
“moron halts will to
must rind mm “rind mm: am no-
ion. You ml timothy invited to ‘F’
ruinous commit,
(In Packngc )
in buying this tea the consumer gets a hello!“ will
can be imported at the price, and is economical heel" ,
great strength and line flavor. Sold tilted to the la 3
cer. without intermediate profit. H is PURES
The Student,
The Bookkeeper. .> "3
Tvpewritlst. Copvist > 33
or no one having olose work should
have the eyes carefully examined _
Small doiocts. if not corrected. grow
into big ones. TAKE CARE OF ‘IHE
EYES. Scientific examination tree. .
Provol- Glasses, Properly Adjusted, is
what we guarantee.
0. B. JRCKSON,333
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For Farm. Garden, Trees and Shrubs
' BRADLBY’S Iliad MAPBS’.
Special Brands.
out styles. From factory to wearer. Price twin.
is 00 no in not to: In
The kid patent in the new toe for men. 3 _
black vicl and wax call All 01:65. and every flit
Tatum null him.
R S SHAD
Norwalk Chronicler