WEATH E181 FORECAST. ,
.1 1 ,, ’.
New Haven, April lfimh‘orecd‘d‘t for
News”; and vicinity: Fair and con-
, tinned cool tonight and Wednesday.
The storm control off the Jersey count
' yesterday morning, is now control near
Nantucket. It has p1 0110ch high winds
along the New England count. Anoth—
er 11101111 aron appears this morning in
’icxas.So1ne‘ve1y low tompexatnres
were reported 110m the Northwest.
’l‘lmnderstorms were reported from
Omaha and DesMoincs. Conditions tu-
vor for this vicinity. fair and cool
weather.
.—
Compnny 11‘ will hold its weekly drill
tonight.
l-Iope Hose Company is organizing a
base. ball team.
Clarence Buttery has moved from
Pine street to West Main street.
Mrs. Frederick Holden. 01’ The Green.
has returned from a trip to Boston.
Percy Baker. of South Norwalk. was
111 Detnbury. visiting friends, over San-
day.
Miss Eleanor C. Emerson. 01’ East
avenue has been spending a week 111
Worcester. Mass.
-—Hudson Cream Ale and Excelsior
Lager always on draught at Quittner‘s.
The Stamford High School will meet
the Norwalk University School. in Nor-‘
walk, Saturday.
A memorial service for the late John
.1. Shea. was held at St. Mary's Church.
this morning, at 8 o’clock.
Because of 11 teachers‘ meeting. only
11 shoi‘t session Was held in the Ccntoi
Schodl. yesterday afternoon.
Trouble in the battery house, caused
the Norwalk fire alarm to ring several
times. yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bishop. of Beldcn
avenue. will return today. from New
York. where they have been spending
the winter.
The Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany has gone on :1 ten‘hour schedule
of work, increasing the time that c111~
ployers shall work.
Mrs. G. S. lreland and daughter
Lydia. who hove been spending 11 1011'
days in New York city. returned home
yesterday afternoon.
The ilieseberg building in Norwalk.
has been sold by William Mitchell. to
Mrs. Norton. of New York. who will
conduct 11 hotel in it.
~1Cl111-koring Pianos, $175. at .l. W
St udwell‘s.
Probate .ludgc Gregory yesterday is-
sued 1111 order of 511111 of real estate of
the 111111 Eleanor and Arthur W. 111m-
1-hcr. of Now (11111111111.
The l). A. it. prize essays on The
t'hlldrcn of the Revolution. their Mn11~
1101‘s. Habits and Homes. are in the
hands of the committee.
11111-111111 lohlor. the live your old
daughter of Eugene Gohlcr. of Nor-
walk. who cut her eyeball with 11 stick
recently. is out of danger of losing her
eye,
A tjnitcd States lighthouse boat
was at Smith‘s 1111111111. 111111111111 11
survey for the location of tho new
lighthouse at the western end 01’
Green's Reel. of! Norwalk.
WW
Mr. and Mrs. William Harris have
tensed and will operate the. Longmnre
ltet liotcl, 111 l’icter',1nn1ltzbnrg Natol
111.Ha1r111 isaslstor otM. J. Lyon. 01
Plymouth avenue, 1
v‘A‘nNIsH MAKNEBHDEVOE'B VAR.
1110011 Paint cool 51: more 11 quart;
makes it look brighter ‘and Wear fully
twice as long he cheaper 11001 points.
Sold by 0011111101111 Watkins it Dow.
SMALL 'l‘UltlxlilYS.
CHOICE ll‘OWll.
[MUS LAMB.
MEQUARTER LAMB.
ROAST PORK.
NATIYEE VEAl; ROAST,
SPEClAb 3111111110111 01111.1(. SMALL
ocean 01111111) HAMB.
15111111 1111111 1111111111111. 1111111111.
H11 (1001 Sudamener
L Wm
friends in No‘rwulk.
Mr. Ringer, of Stamiord, has re-
cloned as tailor for d. Kristine all: Coin. “
puny. 1 1
W
welcome stronger
, "flu"...
lecture.
m-lliustr atetl
Church.
Norwulk M. E.
Philippines
Wednesday
night.
Hm“.
Mrs. I’ll. J. Thomas, of Norwulk, en
tertalned her cousin, Miss Lulu Bowen,
of Dorian, Sunday.
The Board or School Visitors will
meet in the selectmen's office at Nor
‘7} walk. this evening.
linens Tribe. 1 0. R. M.. will hold a
meeting tonight. it is desired that ev
cry member be present
.—.~. A.
Mrs. Whitfield Bates
has moved
from M11111 street. Norwaik. to Day
ctr 001, South Norwnlk.
Building Mover Coggswcll is 011111131
1111; the locatIOns of several buildings
in Darie11,t01 G. H Tllley. , ,
J. Behien Hurbutt is recovering from
his illness. and probably will be able
to be out in 11 day or two.
Rev. Romilly F. Humphries, rector
of Trinity Church. oirlcinted at a wed—
ding 111 New York, last night.
~“An umbrella at both ends of the
route is a good thing.” Gliiin's.
M. .l. Hennesey. of Norwalk, has
taken 11 position in the Yale S: ’i‘owne
hock Factory, in Stamford.
Superintendent A. E. Winchester. oi
the South Norwulk municipal electrit
light plant. rides 11 new wheel.
Miss Mayme lienncsey. of Norwalk
has returned from a short visit with
Mrs. Charles Wright. of Bayonne. N. J
George A. Jennings. of West street
is having his new purchase. the cal
bout Duchess. overhauled by Theron.-
B. Smith.
Mrs. Charles '1‘. Lowndes. of Brook
lyn. was the guest. Friday and Satur-
day. of Charles Lowndes. of South
Main street.
Cornelius Hendricks. of
street. has gone to Glenville. New
York. where he has secured a position
in 11 woolen mill.
Superintendent Kyle is having a posi»
live feed wire strung under the Wash-
ington street bridge. commuting the
Red and White Line.
—~liudson Cream Ale and Excelsim
linger always on drought at Quittner’s
—.—.
’l‘he 11111111111 meeting of the Door
Keeper‘s Circle of King‘s Daughter's
will he held this evening, There will
be election 01' olllcers.
Floyd ’1‘. Roscoe's class will meet 1111.»
evening. as usual. 111 the Epworth par—
lor of the Norwulk Methodist Church.
All are cordially invited.
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg
is grading the mucudnm roads in Nor
wnlk, preparatory to giving thorn 1.
dressing of crushed stone.
’l'he positibn of secretary of the
South No1walk the department. is be
ing illltd t1n1p01 .1111) by l". C. Conley.
of Putnam Hose Company.
Harold Wilson. bookkeeper
of the
' City National Bank. booth Norwalk. is
spending a month's vacation recuper
llllllg from his recent illness,
Miss Maymc Wartiwell has returned
to her home 111 Norwulk. utter 11 week‘s
Easter vacation with her aunt, M rs.
Charles Whitlock. oi“ Dunbury.
-fiw-
—~Stein\vny & 5011 Piano for $100. at.
J. W. Studwell's.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. [Ferris were
joined at Philadelphia by Miss Mary
Cunnhiuhum. of Washington street
The party is expected 'homc tumor.
row, .
“-
’i‘hc First National llank building‘. .
110w occupied by the booth Norwallt
'1‘111st Comp1111y.will be altered to suit
the 110w tenants by Contractm Ar'thni E
l
Waldrm ,
”W . “t.
1111.1111d M111.Snn1ucl Benedict 11
child. of East Morris, were the :11 to
of M111. licnedlcts {1111101. Cher es
Lowndcs. of 801101 Main street. last
week ,
PAINT VOUR BUGOY FOR 756.1.
with Dame's Gloss Carriage Paint.
ready for use; 10 colors. Gives ii
men gloes equal to new. 80111 by ‘
lomstoclr, Watkins k. Dow. E. E. 001' '
ham. J. T. Prowltt. .E. .
112 991.1110 ‘
121,50 POUle.
12140140 POUND
Etc 90111111).
, 1214c POUND.
140460 P00111111
srunav AND 1311111111110 '
130 POUND
80 AND 100 POUND.
i;
M911 1111 011111111. 011111111111; City. is l
1111. $011111 111 ‘ ‘
St. George. will work 1. 0 degree thisEB
. evening
France
‘l'. 3 :1 ll» ,
1 v t‘.f.1.,
1111 1117115. 111111111 ‘Ey the
Rubber Co. with t
E .iulhguurnntec, 1.
11mm 114011 colleen. bull-
“I‘m“ ‘3“ 1‘8- 11
. HQ :éfill F NGJ-INE
Aflnflmll‘gfi. 1.1
Dimug—rooni. kitchen 1111111 1311111.
1100111 linens and muslins, 111 best.
variety 11nd greatest attraction.
Spring refurniehiug begins
, sobh.’1‘he summer home (1111111111:
1111 be in city, country, or at
shore.) dcmuuds provision. This
shows what 11 {are doing right
along. ‘11,”..,
'l‘.Alil.E DAM/GK
541111.11 cret‘nn— '220 yd
701111111 crcumwwiilic yd,
70111011 1111011111. all llue‘nr‘ytiiloymd -
1‘31”“ accent, all 1 11011. extra heavy,
“l c
58‘- 115111 bleached all linen-«390 yd
04- inch bl 11:11:11,511 linen-500 yd.
And to it out; at: 25 Yd 1.- 1"
N \l’KlM‘i ‘11 1 ‘
Mediiim size, heavy. all linenéllse,
41 25 111111 to $6 11011 for 11110111.
Dinner si a. pure linen-$175. E32. 601
1111 to $7. 5 doEz. -
T Wl1 LIN (J
dWhite and 111011111 111111111 crash-40
y
All liuon' brown crash-61: yd.
All-linen bleached crush-“E811 yd.
Glass towaliup—So yd 1
TOWELS. ‘ ‘ ‘ “
Hemmed huek, lurge~10c V“
Huck Turkish and damask—421,90.
925 doz. hock 'l‘u1klsh and damask—-
1 c
And to best at $1
RlLA'DYM 11131; Slicers.
134x90-33c and to 48¢.
63x90v33c, 40c and more.
Wrath—380. 42c and more.
72:190—480. 4211 and more.
81x90—46c. 480 111111 more.
81x90-59e 790 and more.
901199—8911. l and more.
scales—~31 1.10 and more.
READY-MADE PlLLOW
”CASES.
42113 --100 and more.
15;311~—10c,1214c and more.
45x38%-—180 end 251:.
52x36—12‘Ac 15c and more.
50x38%~20c and more.
Millie—lilo and 220
54x3Blfi—200 and 251:
Front basement. ‘
THE HEWLAND
DRY E00133 CE»
You Can
See It
At Your
Home.
Send 1111 won] what kind ofn room
you want papcicd and we'll e 11,11 111
your home with a very- complete line
0: samples. .,
That: is 11111 excellent Mon. 801001
wall pllper Try it"‘i‘rnn‘h'sa My
while you are saving time.
YEEDER ti RUBBER.
Painters and Paper Hangers.
33 South MahrStreet...
Opposite Havllond street.
Sore Throat?
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Brandish
Balm.
IQC. Z5Cm50€
‘Eor$l00
Baxter’ s 01‘ ‘ ‘
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31 01ft Eli}.
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‘ You want your can 1111111141111. ‘ 11811“
Place Methodist?
Brooklyn. it well 0
91111111111110;
, prion one and ball 1181'
accuse u got them at a hair; ‘
boils E31111 saying ‘Wout you take me
to don ing to find uccommddutions
for the twenty delegates my chu1ch
Brooklyn and Connecticut chuwhes nre‘
tel and pay my 011 like 11 man. "
omen 11.111111111111111
1111110 no 1 “Who's sixty- or eighty mom-
co 1d M‘Nfilll‘tl through the corridors.’
helm entertained 111111 Confluence our.
t
. 441, which
March isn‘t your
My?!) “‘11 EE E E ,_ Ere than the over
i to ‘11 use i ‘ in Maren tor the
{hating pastors' 1101- five years preceding. At the clone 11
cent. to (11111319 the monthly report Dr. Lindsley. tile
, olesaton 00011111011043 to. t to 11101110111111-
31 99$.
n‘gtand 001111111": 8th 11 so no '
cent typhoid lever intention. and 11111
that action to: its removal. The cause
or the infection or 1311th 11111111 is re
viewed and it is declared 011112111111 13111-
101111 calamity to New Havon‘ should be
n 1110111 impressive and emphatic leu-
son to physicians and health Officer‘s
resending the necessity 0: 11 1101311111.
tlve dluposal (it the cnecietuc of ty-
nhoid 1111111111111.
13011111
1011111 alike. 1111111 110, “to see this
once entertain its ministers and
he churches to our the bills.
humiliating to go ubont.1inxing
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million 30110 soccsso’s ARCH
BISHOP Lawns.
NEW YORK. April IQ~—~Al(llbl8lt0p
Lewis. of Onturio, ex inetiopolitun 01‘
Canada who is lying dangerously ill
at a hotel 111 this city was 1cjoiccd
willing to pay a fair proportion towum last night. when he learned by a des-
o fund tor enter as the Center Epatch 1110111 11110111111111 that his 1111111011111
once. iany eontpre'nc‘e 1111111111,; Bishop Bond, 01' Montreal, had
collection I would ‘r‘efel to go to 11 110 just been elected to succeed him as
the bend of the Anglican Chur.c11 111
iCunudn llylng on his sick bed A1 ch»
1111111111111 1411le wrote his signature and
last hit soul last Thursday to the tv‘zo
Eotcst tlint dctelmincs the election in
1111 house of Bishops. The 11101111151101)
0! Ontario unsigned as metropolltnn
of Canada last fall
. humiliating, 11,1111 p.110! 1.1111111
1111111 or birth tened beggars. 1
MW? :WQfilill. going from door.
was 111111111110 entertain i believe
“‘5'
:
120111” 01111011 Mlliuckloyicgistered vig
He said he was on
(111011 to 1.1111 New England plan 110111
on to too.
“1 have seen how it has worked,"
hers 01‘ 11 Conference have. been utop-
ing in 11 hotel the atmosphere has
0011 1110111 like 0. 10111011111 class 10-
ii ythi'nc one here were
no ‘hr‘ayoro. only the careful recital or
the 111111.11 anecdote. and the gultmvs
EDUCATION BILL VETOED
JUMPERBON Cl'i‘Y,Mo.,Ap1ll 10-—
Governor Dockery has vetoed the corn
pulsoiy education bill entitled “An Act
lto Enforce the Constitutional Right of
ivory Child in the States to an Educa-
tion; to plovido fer t1 1111111 01 parental
schools and attendance unicorn 111 cit
lag the lost live yéals. ice of 10.000 population 01 mole 1111..
9.1110111111111011: 0011011110 111 vigorous 11111- to prohibit the employment or childlcn
m%; We 0.11011th denouncing: 11211111139 dining school hours ”
Dial! 1111111111» concert balls as "toes Governor Dockely declared that the
terers of vice, and calling upon the not interteied with the personal lights
mom mtommendv the or parents and savored ct paternonsm
liquormflmgorpbohpn snub, places. ion the part of the state.
tine oven onentually retc1 red
it“ it
41 ltteo 91.11111 ministers. who
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worsrsn TROUSERINGS
Ti) ORDER $3.50
w
These are mill end ’l‘rouseriugs. worsted—~01)” two to four pairs in a
piece. Patterns are the latest and were they cut from the piece would cost
$5.00 to 86.00. instead of 83.50.
\
Come in and look them ovor~—-they will surely sell rapidly. for 1111 good
things are quickly seized. A new line of ready and
stripes, $6.00 up. 1
made suits, plaids
'1.
p
Harry Goodwin, the Tailor,
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
11111111 the Place
$1M. ‘
. ‘ 1111111 1110111 11111111.
ll 11151101111 DRESSY 1111111
WI HAVE A CONFL‘TI “NE 0" TN!“
......ltlill§.ll§li.l"illli CELEBRATED 51111115 i...
0. TM OXIOID. INVITE YOUR INIPICTION.
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OLSEN’S
51100111151 .. Bargains. This Week
it!‘ \1
1‘ Ladies 511110111 Leather, Heavy Sole Oxford,
1 300 pairs of Ladies’, Damaged Patent Leather 01:-
$1. 50, $2. on. $3 00.
. lords, worth $4. 00. at $2.00.
L Ladies’ Faultless Shoes 1n Cloth Top, Patent Lena
E titer and Vici Elli, Lace and Button. at $2.00.
‘ 1‘1 i" r ’ MISSES' SHOES
Missed 0111111 {1‘ 11, Kid 17031011. Patent Leather
“ Tip, Spring at, at . . $1.115.
Mimi Kid. Button and Lace $110011“. Spring Heel. at $1.00.
THE NORWALK SHOE FOR MEN.
_ » .. UNION MADE.
‘ ~15..1‘1'v;111>‘:1j 11‘. ’ ti ‘ E101 1331593
V‘Wll go” ,4. 11111:. 1- ‘
1 ‘ 111
9
OLSEN S SHOE STORE
“m... ”sumac- .-...:::E.":T:E.-..
Fine Old Ku. T111101.
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glaringa‘igr‘tli‘fio‘t‘ipl‘ad all: ‘331- 0’ . ms The Most Popular Whiskey
p1:11:11 “$1111.14 1111 ”n” Mi‘ in America
‘W 11111111100110 - ‘ 1 1
will be to your “name 00 buy WI! :,
cool new.
. co 1 " ‘ 1.1 '
Brunch 0111110 m» Wuhium uni ‘
{W 11mm 1"
Meta
Wit. Gill. “*5.
11mm: 1.0011on0 11 00.1.1
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WRIGHT I» “TAVEOR.
. Loni-ville, Ky.
11.111.11.11 11. : '
Dlltillofl.
ll FINE SHOWING 0F
SPRING HOSIERK .
The stocking stock in this atom is 11
useful stock. a dependable stock—fan-
ly priced stuck.
here. you buy the best. of their kind.
and you pay only 11 just mice.
items tot you:
Women' 11
finish hose. double sole 151:.
Women's black luce cotton hose mont. Prices as low as the 19m,”
fashioned toot. luc. quality always considered.‘
Women’s black lisle hose, double
soles. high ulpiccd heel. 251:.
Women's fancy hose. cotton 111111
Men's that black and tell half hose,
2 pairs 101‘ 25c.
Men's fancy linlf hone in stripes and
silk e111broiodery. 3131:.
Men‘s lisle halt hose, all the latest
styles, Bile.
MEDIUM WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR.
Nearly time for it
underwear that call for item
operation;
Women‘s Forest Mill‘s U
medium weight long or 1111014
high or ow 1111011. 11111111 to in to
or knee or nnkle length, in
c1 com 250.
Women‘s medium weigh 11
pants. hand crocheted trim E ’
Men's“ medium weight
white 01 natumhwc.
Mons medium welsht 04ml
and drawers. white. and onto 1
if you buy stockings
'1 hello
STOCK
Ladies shirt waists “111 pom
lawn in all 11141111, 390. '
Lotiies’ shirt waists ,111
118.111 and porcale. tucked h
tar and cults to match. 500
Ladies shirt waists in 011 1.1111
ahd pink. tucked buck and front
on sleeves 750. .
Ladics' shirt waists in chumhra
plain 00101 or stripes. bishop ill
fancy milieu-.31. 1
1111111111 gingham 311111 walstsl 01;
blood. blue and pink. tucked bitch lid
bishop sleeves. 8125.1
A NEW CORSET.
1 Below the New Gown is fitted 11 it
4
. want a new corset it's repl
seamless last block balsam“ now and we vs a. corsc
1111111 to meet any reasonable rah
"(.01 set dc Saxon." g’ood quailt
while they last. Lac pair.
"Snow Queen. " superioi quality
line satin stripping. lace trimmed 130
sale. price, 890 pair.
' Humming 131111," mode of tune
tilated l1111t1111111.iace trimmed, to
bottom woven with 1ibbon 015001
110. lilo.
“Little Bounty" corset
girls boys and infants. full line. 250
in addition to the above corsets we;
can y 11 ltEtrge stock 01’ the leading m0.
factuiei s‘ _. (.01 sets including the
Here me some simight (rent. ..- ,
114 Washington bireet. South Norwalk. Geno.
all the newest designs. "01:. 3110,
sewed with a pure dye silk. A glance at the garment proves
85 Washington street,
I. a. HAMILTON. ,
Style and
Assortment.
In contraction with our moderate prices and well tailored
Clothing. again give us first place in the clothing world of M
The Norwalks.
Men ’3 Suits. .
Stripes. 1’ [0.00 40
Plaida. S (2.00 different
Silk Mixtures. S 1400 patterns of Men's .
Serges. a Spring 3““31 3‘.
Worsteds S '5» 0 these prices is an
' 3 [6.00 assortment that
Cheviots. no other store in
Cassimercs. 3 18.00 town can show.
Trimmed with an excellent quality of Farmer's Satin Lil'i-
111g, Sateen Sleeve Lining. buttons that match the cloth, and
these strong statements.
Open ever‘y evening until 9 o‘clock.
I. DAVIS St SON,
TAlLORS, CLOTHIERS. hATTERS. FURNISHERS.
South Norwalk, Conn;
Telephone 133-12.
33
Central Find 003181011
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES ~— Both Staple ,and Fancy.
CHEESE —— Elegant Cream,
.Dairy, Miniature Cream. etc.
I
Roquefort.
English '
FRUIT - Fiorida and Colliernia Navel Oranges, 13111.: E‘
111135 and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
VEGETABLES .. Spinach. Cauliflower, entry, '17
mallow. Cucumbers. Water Cress and Hot House Radiation
MEATS. POULTRY AND FISH OF ALL KEl‘NDS.
Roe shad are coining now, and we are havui‘g grep
luck in getting the good ones, as they take to our bill
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you it will E‘-
will call on no. ‘
The Central FoodCo‘
Corner Railroad Place and
Norwalk Chronicler