Wet for Norwal'lt and vicinity:
Fair loilight and Friday.
ythis afternoon and be I
by c sIring weather. The rat Iail has
been unite heavy during a past
twenty-four hours along the North Au
lantic coast and the eastern portion or
, the lake raglan. Another low pressure
. , firm is “”33?an fansusk Ling:
= r rem ugus ,
GIL; a‘iid Chatleston,3 . IO.
Wynne—d. '
lJfimOB C. Crowe, of West avenue, is
s c .v
4.1mm. of York on and all. O'Brien.
was...“
The schools closed for the Easter vn.
cation today.
woapons, Turkeys aId Chickens at
Schauh ’.s 1
Mrs.E.L.Mon1-oe. of Norwaik. was
ill Stamford, Tlled'day.
“up...
Stephen Prince. of Rotor: Hill.
sick 5 ”he measles.
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This Infidel prbinotions at the public
schools took place today.
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-—SpinIch; 15c pit. Bridge Fish Mkt.
Joli like ill has secured a no
slt‘lsli I ”dreadingmop.
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The Iuhlio schools of the town clos«
ed today fertile Easter vacation.
A dance will be held at William Das‘
kams, Barren Marsh. Saturday night.
Town (Stork limits is making a rats
book for Tax collector St John.
~lt is “time to let that cold obli-
.ilune without attention. Brazilian
Balm will help break it up. Baxter’s
and Plaisted’s.
i9
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Gunthér. of Burbank street.
The banks will be closed tomorrow
on account of its being a legal holiday.
Deacon William Miller. of 'C. E. Bay-
mour’s store. is iil‘at nis home in Mad-
ison street.
«Clips, (laps. Caps. O’Brien.
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Tomorrow will be Good Friday and
there will be but one delivery at the
Nerwalk postofilces. '
wMiiliuery Opening at Miss Fitch's.
lid Wall St., NOIwalk, on Wednesday.
April 3d
.-—....
Principal Lamphries. of the South
Five Mile River School, visited the
Franklin school. yesterday.
Mrs’. Samuel Richards weed. who is
spending the winter in New York. was
“Law of Mrs. ill. J. Hill last night.
FRESH ARRIVAL ,
Shad. l0c lb
Small blue. . lilclbI
‘Sltlped disc 14ch
SicIk Salmon. l2ic lb
3 lbs Smell. 25c
.1
‘ “in sunset. 1
. inn Balm will give relief. Baxter and
. lilaisted's. ‘ g
‘ the Tramway Company. who sustained
' «Dunlap and Youman derbles. O'Brien
I the demise an
' lecture tonight before the interaction-
t ‘gllllrltdu.
lift
Patent k1
shoe to be on: til
ar’s is the
‘t
shoes that can be procured l
store. » -
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«#Mllllnery Opening It Miss Fifilh's.
at Well at, Norwalk. on Wednesday.“
April 3d. .
1. Ralph El dill-v. or. .
who has b on spelling several l'i dds
:‘ith friends in Southport has return
ome
-Why suffer with grip when Brazil»
John Leslie, 11 former employee of
a paralytic shock, is reported to be im-
proving.
. -—If you wont to see the very latest
styles in imported Hosiea that Lord .
a; Taylor show. visit 8 I illrl. Bums
prion as in New York. Open evenings.
~—
Miss Daisy M. Disbrow. of West ave-
nus. has returned home from a visit
with Miss Anna B. Harding, of Brook-
lyn, N Y.
4le Ettore.
amp-—
New Styles Ind New
*Brasllian Balm has a wonderful
reputation for giving relief for croup.
Plaisted’s and Baxter' s.
Miss Annie Pierce, of the New Hav-
en Normai school is spending the Ens
bel- vacation at her home in Washing.
ton street.
*8“ the Easter Gloves at S. l
Mills. 88 Washington street Open evi
enings this week.
James H. Wilmot assistant bug
fafismastur at the east bound station.
aid up by illness at his home in
Beer, Saturday night. Frank Svec a;
Son. Railroad Place.
"Twain“ is the name of a new Derby
four-inshllmd tie that is all the rage
now. The D. M. Read Company has
them for sale. .
—-Leave your orders for Hot Cross
Buns for Good Friday. delivered at any
hour. DeKlyn s. 27 Main St. Norwalk.
Conn. Tole-phone 155- ‘4.
mm"
Norwalk Methodist Church. held a
meeting with Mrs {Lil H.8colleld you
terday afternoon.
__._._.a—.v
The Executive Bodrd of the Norwalk
Chapter. D. A. m. that yesterday after-
noon. to discuss the Nathan Hulls mo—
morinl exercise. ‘
Frank Saunders and family have
moved from Stuart to Connecticut ave-
uuc.
The llowland Dry Goods Company‘s
store is closed all day tomorrow. and if
you want. that Easter but for Sunday.
you should order it today.
“Easier Candles. Candy Kill-hen.
So. Main. St.
Mrs. Mary Converse. of Nolwulk.
Wllu has been spending several days
the guest of Mrs. Robérf L. Shepard. in
Boutl port. has run. med home.
-Have you soon the Duke of York?
Call at O'Brien's. 7 a. m. to 9 p. m.
failed with the Way that elections
went in the Western states. many
have expressed their satisfaction.
A new roster of the Fourth regiment
has lust been ubilshed and contains
addresses of the oili-
cars of the entire regiment. as well
. as the names of all members of tho
‘ various complinies. ,
w“.
Halibut. at reasonable prices. It
Schaub I. ~
M. C. Penileld. of Bridgeport. will
at Corral pondenoe Schools Students'
Assoclat on. at the rooms in Washing
ton streot. on mechanical and architec
t'ural drslwlng. ‘
They are going to give beautiful lilac-
tcr eggs away at the store of the New
York lhrooa y Company. Donovan
buildl g. and Not-walk. on Saturday.
The I . will tell you more about it. 1
Don't take any chanced on the we»
then—pnspg'g vigor a usual. Easter
0'
with new
Gillln's. l80 Washington!!!“
WA
I :chmthe boxm of oi gain which
t6 1
Kline somef't
1 l. the ol rs were first raid.
Ospta'n. Howard
charge of the company la’at n ight. hhv-
lug returned from Washington.
Wu
«Umbrlbilss. Mourning Randi: O’Brien
(lone land Mr silll'rost, Rus-
sell ilk-gt. did. 1:“ ‘
’ diene Bi.
mono. . udley It...ltaymoud and Bill!
karma .of death Norman jars Ito
cums notelOrmndd. Omen.
tit:‘bev If i Install hi
you.
The Willing Workers’ Circle. of the
Local lDemoorats are very well sat- .
" -Westport Bm’eits. Shad Bees and 1
, data and rm from 1‘
YD. aim their can. last
“hill tut laden: ;
3100MB!“ was in ‘
You w
by tile' '3:
most cmfui men an will} aim il
orisotlon of dsiil'ery
payee action of scaly-<1
Reyuier,
wall paper.
production.
willI ill
y to first on that’ll suit '
Dozens and doiens of worn-
on have been suited already..
, Right corner. rear.
>1iuesr the book silo . .1
GLOVES FOR WOMEN.
$2.
Fowucs’ 5 $2 and a.) 50. 1
Windsor. our $l glove. guaran-
tccd real kid, place finish, fiucly~
made by a French giovc‘r. $1 .
Lafayette. some glove in suede ,
finish-$1.
Mocha and dogskiu gloves, $1,
$l.25 and $1.
All these
every spring color.
.A few to gloves at $1.35. 'All
sizes in some colors.
gloves. but styles we shall carry
no longer.
Center aisle. rear. ‘
WOMEN’S 11081ka
Stock Manta Furnishings and lint
am... so mama... as... I AND UNDansAR.
From the brcautiful novelties in
hosiery at$1. so, down to the plain
blacks at 1254c, everything' is new
and good and stylish.
Fast black cotton. Richilieu ribbed
double heel and sole-d 12W:-
nanny basis
dbts. many
Fills cotton hose. so gauge, double
heel. sole and toe-45c.
New colors and
hosiery—45c and 5
Girls‘ ribbed llsie hosiery, double
heel and sole—«25¢.
Dslutlly-trilnmed underfloor of
on»:
Spring street. many sorts.
w Fine ribbed cotton vests. lace trim.
—-Sauerkraut, Buckwurst and Bock med-4123512.
Lislethroad vests. white, pink and
blue. all I h.apes~iiflc .
Silk Ind lislc Vests. white. pink. blue .
and lavenderwlillc
Iaccyoke vests. silk and hole, vali-
ety of patternwbdrz
Left aisle. front.
in in tooling fol
lulu Floorltllgllbu?
We have some to present—ideas
founded upon experience and backed
up by a stock of the harvest designs of
Every roll this season’s
entireiy new and ,
handsomely decorated store to show
the papers, too—a place the ladies will
feel entirely at home ln-a place at-
tractive not. only from its artistioness.
hilt frpm its tidlnesll. also. ‘
lEED-ER d RUBBER.
33 South Main Street.
Art
Sore Throat?
Brendan
Thalia.
l0c. 25c. not.
or SI 00
Baxter’s or RlIiStcd’s. “ ,
your
ills II," 1.
o.
foxe‘ept dogskin) in
Perfect fine
in pdlkI add cluster
roam in fancy
run nowmnn '
our coons co. .
Bridgeport.
TRY
Ll}.
Lauren norm us:
Mobil Meredith!“
lgmm: 9" dbl“ 1&1
1.23M ‘0 W "I:
spring.
sums calf.
impression.
made '1’"
can't.
shape. I
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Gentlemen: '
Your loot should
be clothed ins nicely shaped.on-
lord‘,'.in eitbcr velour patent Or
Full edged soled.
rope stitch. Words will not de‘
scribe our stock. Your eyes will
serve better in giving a correct
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and up.
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was you mar r11.
Newest Style Suits, It
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TIippllons 131-12.
! null & ul
aromas; muons.
Han-III. rodnlrmss.
as wusmuul’l It. so. ital-walk.-
‘to lnIpIct our line of OXFORDS
AND EASTER SHOES
We want you to see them. You
will receive every courtesy poul-
. blwyou surely know that. .. ..
Let us Inca—in Oxfords. here is
the heavy 'wcit sole for ladies. I
Just the'artlcle‘ for out-door wear. ,.
Then we have one with a light
turn sole for case Ind dress. Pat-
cut kid ill very much the style this
You don't want to be guid-
ed altogether by appearances.
When you buy a watch. the first
question you ask the Jeweler is..
“Has it good movement?"
ask that question because you
want the movement to give you
correct time—perfect satisfac- '
tion. You should ask the same
question of the cl'othier. "Has
the slut good insides—mow is it
Most. clothiera point
out only the attractive outside ‘
features of their garments. Don't
want to say much about the. in-
side . tailoring.
You
because they
We can and willItake spe-
cial cure in showing you how
carefully .the inside tailoring is
done ln our garments. to assure
of perfect fit and permanent
We don't strive to see
how cheaply We can sell. But
' How Good. and at a fair price.
it quality counts with you, our
clothing is decidedly the best.
3 7:60
0.00
10.00
l2.u0
14.00
10.”
Light Weight Overcoats It 8 0.60
0.50
10.00
EASTER suns.
‘ Open every evening until 9
Ofclook. .
,. mods for education and practises and
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control of Delaware A Hudson Rall-
\
Ooal'firldaloh‘. hmfifid
showed him what provisions were
tor municipal and provincial govcrna
Llstouin with deep interest, Agub
uol‘do fins iy exclaimed:
“i never believed the americans
would be so fair and liberal. ". . 1
When the conversation was over he
agreed to take the oath of allegiance.
gala this was immedinte‘ly administer-
fianor Arcllano says:
"Agulnaldos action will induce: the
insurgents to surrender. pad I edict
Ladleli' two clasp Gloves. in all the
roll
thin. 31. 00;
‘MW 0
Waists. ”but. 2...? tuc'itdd
back. from sartloll tl‘
Ladies Wilde" ”Whis'til
Lawn. land all
tor at ”GM“
“”331: islands will be fully pacified leading shades. This Glove we make a 7
. - f leader of. We imp ort‘ the same and -=~ ‘
“A "“1“" ““3" ‘0 V15“ “‘3 Uni- use it in all our bores. Call for the hall‘ld‘drgcrlllxtll‘lfgmm so»
ted ates; but when I questioned him Hlslop. Every ir warranted. l i:’ . all
on the subject of holding oillce he re- Ladies' two c an Suede Gloves In . 0”
plied that he had no desires in that
direction and intended to retire to bri
vats life after a trip to America."
it is reported here this evening that
President McKinley has invl ted Agui-
naldo to visit the United States. and
that the former insurgent leader may
soil from Manila. April 15. General
MacArthur. when questioned regarding
the rumor. said he had absolutely
nothing to communicate.
WASHXNGTON. April fa-Inqu'iry
here develops the fact that Agnlnaldo
has not been invited by President Mc-
Kinley. to visit the United 8mm. and
whether or not he will be in the future
is a duestion that will be determined
in the future. “The proposition is a
little premature. said an odiciai last
night. Aguinaldols still undfr rarrest
and it is understood that h a future
disposition has not yet been decided
upon by this government.
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MORE FOR VANDERBiLTS.
“~—
rold assured.
NEW YORK, April i-The Vandali-I
bills have secured control of the Dol-
Iware a Hudson railroad by the pur
chase of a majority of the capital stock
in the open market and terms are be
is: discussed on which the New York
Central will take control. it is under.
stood that. the New York control is to
guarantee seven per cent. to the stodk
holders.
The Delaware. & Hudson Company
produces from its own mines over
4 H000 000 tons of anthracite coal. The
Vanderbilta and Mr. Morgan now prac-
tically own. the coal business.
Arrnours '10 Loan cAnamorou.
LONDON. April I—Despatohes re-
ceived here from Paris reiterate iue
ltorles of affronts to Lord Carrlngton
and his suite, while returning from uls~
hon. after formally announcing Km:
Edward' I accession to King Charles or
Portugal. it. seems that the train on
which the mission travoled conveyed a
number of nurses returning from b- .e
Boer army. The result. says a. des~
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Com.
tlon there were violent anti-Britisu
scones. Lord Corringtou and his suite
were openly insul ed. while the nurses
were greeted wit loud cheers. inc
situation became so mullet-able" that
the British mission finally changed
trains ‘ = .
" our LANoMIsk cone
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Tree That Had Been a Mark for Mar-
iners for Mary Ycars
One of the old landmarks of Strut-
ford was removed last week when u
number of workmen cut. down the
large cedar tree situated at the sum-
mit of Walnut Tree hill in Highland
wenue in that place. The tree for
many years has been used by oyster
men as a point on Which to base their
for a radius of forty miles on Stratford
in coming down the sound. The tree
as it was situated on the summit of
a very high point of land, and had a
peculiar growth in the way of limbs
which were all clustered at the top.
was an excellent mark for approach-
ing vessels and could be seen for miles.
away on the sound. The property on
which the tree was situated is owned
by Francis R. Curtis. and last week he
sold the free to I. ship building con- '
corn for quite a sum. The tree was
about eighty feet in height. and was
very smooth and straight. It is esti-
mated by an old resident in that vlcln
lty that the tree was Ibo‘ut eighty-five
years old. When the tree is convert-
ed into a must the length of that will
be shut feet. The old tree will be
missed y many followers of the water
on their trips up and down the sound.
I Letter to A. J. Hutchinson.
South Normlk. Conn. ,
Dear Bir: You own Ievaral houses.
Your reason for painting Doves lead
and zinc should be soverai times as
strong as the man who owns but one.
, Lead and oil was good enough paint
till thsI merits ‘of nine were fdu'i'ld out.
it was profitable to paint lead and oil
Iwit' was the what not now.
The dd'd pilot rind as head mskes
;Il)e1los lead and sine list tviic’e so long
and cost no more: com less-4m trifle
less. not much. Lead Mill on it mixed
h ul‘innd; grim" lead w‘ll‘ slur;K by mo-
cry.. a in: e one'u
shl Wham! iazm'bi paints. day it
cos’tllt dildo a lulu to point lead and
. oil: and it lasts three years. ,
' Say it costs the same for
the
you want to repaint to bind
«2:319; 11 a ladsndvucbddtuba
e or ' s
Dov iii—probably less. “
3°.
many from Paris. was that. at every sta- .
calolllations in navigation on the ‘sound '
, which lasts six years-4t will lsstv ten ,
. years. in favorable conditions. unless ‘
all the shades. $1.39 value, at 31 pair.
llli
shades and sizes
Men' I Gloves in the best makes. 98c.
and $1. 49 ler. Every pair warranted.
A FAMOUS RIBBON CHANGE.
The Easier ribbon Isis "Wild.“ A ape-I
clII purchase made for this occasion 1!
will tcmpt you to anticipate your rlil- eac
shun want: for some limb in bonus. if
you'll but need the following hints: ‘
3- inch fancy stripe Ribbon. With pm 490 a
coded center in Pinks, Blues, Grays.
Yellows and Old Rose. at 12%0 yd.
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Ribbon. worth 29c, for 19c yd. . w ‘
Fancy stripe. all silk taffeta Ribbon.‘ collars and. edits Ittachoib '
lino. quality. 4 inches wide. 260 ‘yd. .13" l" 7
We have a large line of all the
widths of satin back and linen back all.
velvet Ribbon. at the lowest prices.
we
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NORWALK.
possessed of beauty, grace. stylc.fit and durability: That’
with their patronage, but with their friends as well.—-and any
cause we give the best possible value obtainable. and Ilwd ' '
and fit are always right. No need to wastc a thought on the ,
diea’ three oilfip59 ills Jouvin in all
final r.
MI? oy-
dots Ind lain Colors,6
Men' a my 1.11 a HI I
ion unuIlitrMfid ‘
in” lieu allow
8 gr putter
tisu’s Silk Neck’ ‘
exclusive deal I” t :1 1
Me 'shWhite L'au cred ..
IOI'A long Linllgllaiiosonls, 75c _ II I
.Shirta. out full
ide fancy stripe. all silk taffeta
k.witlirthee Z I "
.too. spectatz pairs for to. "
5011i!) NWMKQ” '
"4 Washington Street.
A. BENEDICT.
Room . .1.
Museum Bu'llding.
CONN.
Gentlemen: The right kind of Clothing to wedl- 'Irc‘ths “ "
make—the kind that not only brings our customers back.“
of any garment we make for you.
Yours very truly,
The Most Popular Whiskévj‘.
in America? .. ~
-I TAYL a} distill
Louisville. y. 1
WRIGHT
3—...“
FOR can or
AT THE.
Central Food to s
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES -- Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE— Elegant Cream. Roqueiort. English
.Dairy. Miniature Cream etc. ..
FRUIT-n- Florida and California Navel Orally“, M
anus and Extra Fine Grape Fruit. ‘
VEGETABLES -— Sphinch. Cauliflower, Gdlvlfyl'l‘o- ‘
matoes. Cucumbers. Water Cross and Hot House Radish“. 1. .
.‘
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you
will cull on us.
Ill'llflll'flflfliflllflfllllfifl
Norwalk Chronicler