'VARNIEH MAKNES
' NIB
‘ WEATHER FOREGAST.
Forecast {OI N01 walk and vicinity:
Fair tonight. Thursday increasin"
cloudiness and probably rain by night
Low pressure areas are central this
morning in the Western portiou of tho '
lake region and Mississippi valley.
Pleasant weather prevails along the
Atlantic coast and in the Northwest
Low temperatures prevail west or the
Mississippi river.
The lake storih will probably reach
this vicinity Thursday night.
Mrs. Dean is moving from Summer
street to E‘nst Hartford.
Edward 0 Reilly is quite ill at his
home in Center avenue.
“allure. (‘rol‘nt is moving from Peit
Chcstci to School str.eet Norwnlk
The Womans Guild of 'lriiiily
(‘huIch. is in session this afternoon.
Ni". and Mrs. Reed G. Haviiand have
returned from their wedding trip.
’lho dcgi cc team of Butler lIodgc.l
0. 0.1m, will confer the second degree
tonight.
Gladys, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Brown. is ill at her home
in Summer street.
Dr. Edward O’Reilly, of Elizabeth.
N. J.. spent yesterday with his father.
Edward O’Reilly. of 3 Center avenue.
The annual sociable of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the A. 0. 11.. will be held
in the near future. The date has not
been set as yet.
I Know 0110 Sum Remedy
for n11 obstinate cold. its name is PyIIy-i’ecwral.
The foundation of the Nathan Hale
Memorial fountain has been complet—
(Id. and the basin is now ready to re-
(Icivc the fountain.
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Nicholas Marlin. oi' i’onassns Council.
Royal AIII-anum. went as II deiegatc to
the Grand (‘ouncil- meeting, held in
.\'rw llili’lIli, today.
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'l‘iIIII'II \Illl lIc II spIIIIial meeting of
tho i.IIIli(III' Auxiliary, .\. 0. it. Sunday
afternoon. at It o'clock. in Knights of
Columbus Hull. and all llic members
are rcduestcd to bc pIIIIsIIIIt
Mrs. August Roettcher, of North
Main street. IItlI’IIIIled thII opera at the
lIIving Place. ’l‘hcatrc. in New York.
last evening. The great GIII'nizII'i sing1
(III and actrcss. iioicn Odiioii. was the
attraction.
The grand (Illullu‘llOl and other grand
oiiII-ers III the Knights of Pythias will
visit OliIIII l‘lIIIIiich Lodge tomorrow
night. and wilnos~ the degree work of
()livl- lirnncli Lodge in conferring the
rank of page on two candidates. A ban-
qucl will be served at the close.
'l‘lIII HllilO‘t'OllllCll of
ilunglItIIrs of Liberty, will convene in
illllllllll session with Virginia. . Dare
(‘ouncll at Norwich. May i. The nicet~
lug will last all day. sessions being held
in i‘ncas hull morning and afternoon.
’l‘hc Norwich Daughters are preparing
to entertain 200 delegates and havo i1
reception committee to look after the
pleasure of their guests during their
stay.
Connecticut
'ilIII Young lion‘s Around the Table
hcld lln lust melting of the season at
the home of Rev. G. D. Egbert last
night. MI. Egbert gave II talk to the
young Illl'll. and then (IIIIIIIIchIIcnIs for
the social wore talked own. it will be
bold III llcv. lzghorts, Tuesday. April
80. and curb member may invite one
guest. Roy. (' M. Shelton will speak
on llicI Among the lndlnus and ills
illitpcrlcncc With 'l’hom.
ma
HDEVOE’S VA R-
li‘loor l'nint cost he more It quart:
makes it look brighter and wear hilly
iwlco no long an cheaper floor paints.
hold bv (loan-dock. Watkins 6‘: Dow.
~ line. but lseeiire‘il work
'(Intn. to Emory P. Sanford.
“ James Walsh has‘ moved iron)
Prospect shunt toiFrunkitn avenue.
WM-
James” Jardlne, of W
Charles Hull of New Milford hun
been spending a couple of days in
South ‘erorwai
Mn—
Mrs. Mary F. Hoyt. of Norwalk. who
has been visiting Mrs. G: rlvy ‘Rlley.
in Southporl. has rail ue bionic. , ,
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There will be u matting ol‘ the stun.
‘ . Norwaik Conclave. No. 418. I. (1H,,
5 this evening, in Mystic Chain Mail.
m
~Ohlckerlng Planolél, 3175 at J. W
Stuuwcll s.
M
Mrs. Hannah Govern has moved to
Water street. from the Swartz , and
Corbett black. In Washington street.
The. Misses Clara (Ind-Elsie Hill.“ of
West avenue. who are abroad for a
your. are spending three weeks in
Rome.
Hope Hose (lonipiiny'hiis about twen-
ly-two candidates for its baseball
team. among whom there (no several
good players.
Henry Router. who has been the
guest of Mr. mid Mrs. Carl A. Hare»
trom. of The Folly. returned yesterday
to Hobart College.
”w...”
loorgc lInWIIou. of New York. who
is to letter the Nathan Hale memorial
fountain. is spending a few days at
the Warwick Hotel.
Miss Maude Flynn. who has been
spending the Easter vacation at her
homo in Bantam, has returned to ho:
studies at Miss Baird's institute.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Moore
was held from the home of ll(!l“lll()llll‘l'.
Mrs. Adam McNaughton. in Main
strcct. at 2 o'clock this attornoon.
'i‘ho pulpit of tlic South Norwa'lt
Baptist Church, will be occupied 11th
Sunday. by Burl McIIencc. of Ncwhurg.
New York owing to the absence of
the pastor. Rev. W. H. Hubbard. being
in Bloomingdale. New Jersey.
At a meeting of the Lndlos‘ Mission-
ary Association in the South Norwalk
Congregational Church. at 3 o‘clork.
this afternoon Mrs. Peiry will read her
paper in answei to the question. “How
Christians Grow. "
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—-Steiuway & Son Piano {or $100. at
J. W. Studwcll's.
Wilton has appropriated $4.500 for
the purpose of extending its system of
good roads towards Rldgeileld. Wilton
has been improving its highways {or
several years, and has apparently come
to the conclusion that good roads are II
paying investment.
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MlHi-‘I Olivia. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse L. Sanford. will be married this
(Ironing. at the residence. of her pur—
'l‘hey arc
both prominent young people of Red-
ding. Il will be one of the social lunc-
, tious ol‘ the season.
Mrs. iiarrlct irioyl-Barncs. of South
Main street. South Norwnlk. who Im-
(lt‘l‘WPnl an operation at the Norwnik
Hospital. last week Tuesday. is doing
IIlIIcly. Mrs. Barnes has bccn scrimm-
ly ill for the past three. months. pcnil-
ing the. operation. and her condition
is now reported favorable.
Tlic schooner Alien Gurney ““19
soon displaying signals for II tug oil
(ioshen Point. yesturduy. Captain
Scott soul thI Alert around and picked
up the schooncr oil Bartlett's Rcci‘.
Shc was towed to New London harbor.
’I‘hc schooner had drugged lIcII anchor .
in the big blow and was unable to hold
her own against the wind.
The wedding of Miss May Emma
Shepard and Milton Harvey Allt‘ll will
take place III the home or Miss Shcp-
ard‘s uncle. Fictcher Plcrcc. in Main
street. Winnipuuk. at (l o'II,Ilo(k thin
evening. llcv. (l, i). Egbert ofilclaililtt
'l‘hcI maid of honor will be Miss ildua
M. ("unit-II. of Ponghkecpslc. 11 cousin ‘
of thc bride. and the best man will
be Charles F Pierce.
I“ I cdoi lck Koailng who \Inu recently
appointed ll regular icticr carrier in
the South Norwnlk poatolllco. water
(my celebrated the cvcnt by presentldk
the other cIIfIIIicIs Iuid clerks in tho or,
line with frnizrnnl Hartman and those
who did not on elm received orangea.
Mr. Ke‘nting is lllng his now pbsltlnli .
very satisfactorily. and is making
friends with cvcrv patron along :hll:
routb.
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PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750.
with Dovoos Gloss Carriage l‘klnt.’
ready iorusc.10 colors. Gives“ a
high gloss could to new Sold by.
Comatock. Wutklns 5': Dow. ll). ill. Gor- ‘
hum J. 'l‘. Prowitt r
‘“ H I on unity m ill
SMALL 'i‘llltlIEYS.
CHOlCE F‘OWi'I.
LEGS LAMB.
.F‘ORIEQUAR'I‘EIL LAMB.
ROAST PORK.
NATIVE VEAL ROAST.
SPECIAL BATURDA! ONLY. SMALL
KUGAR (HIRED RAMS.
BEA!) ARE RUNNING FINE'W
“’8 909.59:
Izllc goon».
IInc-Ilc Poona.
A be FOlJND.
, will: noun».
”collie POI-1N D.
srn Iiiiv AND nARNES‘
‘ 13c POUND.
Sc AND 10c POUND.
9
. s ll .eiy‘ ii
the silvepplatetrus
al Silver Co
fmcnts to get it .
A joiibe‘r ,
lrdin ill him. g . ‘
Hartford, deciliud to take up
other iihc. Oiiered as I'll he had
. in hand made it an object for .us'
to take it.
item it is. All flatware (this
big lot of it. good atterns. extra
plate on a base 0 18 per cent.
nickel silver.
Every article 13. on the average.
a~third less than regular prica;
every piece been; the trade- mark:
Win Rogers 81 Son A A.
Read the prices.
”lea spoons, set of 6,1‘cgulnr $1
to $1 somfigc. _.
Desert—spoons. set of 6.1Icgular
$1 88 to $2.25~13I .85
"iabimspoons. set of 6. regular
32 to $2 5011-31135 ,
. Dessert-spoons. set of 6 regular
$1.88 to 52.2541. 25 5.
Table forks set of 6, regular $2
to $2. 50m$1. 39.
Cold~mcal imks. 60:. to 75c.»
50c.
(Ire-am indies, rpgular sue. to
75C ”*39‘31
i’ cit-servers, rcguiar $1 to $1 25
~—75c.
Ilc'rrv-spomis. IIIcgulai 90c. to
$1.25—~65c.
i
Sugar—shells. regular 35c. to sue.
~25c. {
Jelly-knives. rcgw ar 70c. to 95c
—~50c.
Soup ladies. regular $2-$x. 50.
(iraIIy- -ladlcs. regular 75c. -5oc.
l’rcscr III: spoons. regular 65c. —~
50c. .
Bury-forks. regular 25c—x5c.
Basement, center.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..
Bridgeport.
You Can
See it
At Your
Home.
Send us word what. kind or a room
you want papcrcd and well call at
your home with a very complete line
or samples.
l‘iIul is an e\ccllent way to select
wail- ‘y its—an 811V? wry
while? avint= ti 3‘3
VERDER 8i illlllllEll
Painters and Paper Hangers.
33 South Main Street.
Opposite Havi'ami street.
Sore Throat?
TRY
»,l.1niII~«l‘
Bremen -
43M»:
ltlc, 25c. 50c.
0r $.00 ;
.Iu
Blktei’s “I'lli PlaiSlSd'S" .
LEETGl-I (hurt 1.17.11
. II.-
{You want your cool (louver-lawman
by the best method“ We “Mm
most careful men and. our aim in air
perfection or delivery as well u m
that“) not chill W .. II‘I’: HI
IRVINfl: LDCKWOOD L& 90..
Euccasuorii to 8.11m
.1. mince» ‘
company makes nothing else.) a .
”IOIIIatoI—scrvcrs. regular $l to
$1 25—75 e-
butter knives. regular 40c. to .
soc—45¢.
.zsumwmni
Goal Yum and Dillon Water smut; fr
Innnc'I
, Milli:
II I i' ’ '
The unplity is so high
. and the price silken for
' Hermitage Coffee is so
law there is no margin left
turnover. the cost W
in .
You cannot get
something for
nothing. in
pound this. at E2: .
grocers. 25 (Its. .: "
T0 EQUIP WITH ELECTRICITY.
Ofllulnll annouilumnent was made in
[inward ynhterduy that the Merlden
31a Waterbnrd division of the Consolr
Iited road. formerly the Merlden, Wa-
terbury and Cromwell road will soon
be equipped with electricity. '1 he an-
nouncenlent came through the with-
dmwal by John W. Coo and otheigs o.
Meriden, or their petition for a (ran-
chise far (1' trolley roli'd bet‘Iveén ulteri-
den and Middwtown. The hearing on
the mutter which was scheduled for
toddyihup been postponed indefinite-
ly. theirsason atéigned being that the
petitioners have chine to an agreement”
with tho. Consolidutpd road by whit‘h'
the‘lultor will equip the trucks or the
Moridenidivillion with electricity. Con-
tracts tor electrical equipment will be.
awarded in a tewulnys. and the expense
goremwhlncry alone will amount to
3000 . 5 ,1: t I
dun IIIEIIIEDICT
Room I. Martinis Building.
Norwaik, Conn.
I
Dcar Sits;
You like to dress Iv.cll (lent
to volt. 0i worse it is not right th
for good clothing, for economy iczI
ll we say wc’ are making an ex
——nia(i_c_ to your measum for $1,. on.
(if M '
A Joy ronrvzn.
with: 20'“ (11min 51111.
lilil’illllliih
. domino Hon consonant: mm A
Duck ma corona.
, (.1.
L - appeared with Mixiwbblne.
ilIi play in New
. l’
aino no at It hourln Another pou-
tlan covering the stile ground was
withdrawn Attorney .V H Illiy,oiNow
liven. appeared for the New Haven
mild. with Attorney Isaac Wolfe, At-
lornoy Ed. Robbins. for the New flu-
von road. Judge Downoa, 01'. Derby,
The son-
ate chamber was Ivan filled by Darby
and New Haven people and merchants.
Mr Ely outlined the plans of the Fair
Hill/en mud (or an hour and Mr. “01.)-
bins then brought out Witnesses
against the petition. Before the con-
stitutional amendment committee (.011
Intel N. G. Osborne; of New Haven
and Judas George D. Wstrouskot the
Yale Imw‘ School: spoke. ,
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TWO BODIES RECOVERED.
The bodies of John Davis and “Jack
the Sailor." of Hartford who were
drowned during the flood last week.
were recovered from the Connecticut
river. near the foot of Perry street. yes-
terday uftounoon. The men want out
in a boat while the flood was at its
height and were not soon afterwards.
. "Jack the Seller's" family name is n01
itnoivn here.
BALL GAME POSTPONED.
The Manhattan College baseball
club, of New York arrived in Hartford
yesterday to play the scheduled exhi-
bitlon game with the Hartford Eastern
League team, but Manager Sullivan.
0! the visitors. and Manager Shindie.
of the Hartford Club after visiting the
grounds. decided to call the game on.
Owing to the stormy weather ana poor
condition of the grounds.
NEW HAVEN CHINESE FINED.
'i‘hirtydhree Chinamen who Were nr-
rested in New Haven at the instiga-
tion (Ii 11 New York fellowicountryman
for playing inn tun. were ordered to
pay dues of :3 and costs each in the
city court. A friend of the complain-
unt is said to have committed suicide
in New Yo r15. after losing his money
Norwnlk. Conn. April I7. 1901,
you? Mint 5 right. it ~ :1 (IcIlii
at \011 pm IIIOIc than ucccs>arv
(is to wealth.
Icilcnt iiIIIIIIci suil-tlncc picccs
”Iitzin all
\Iou will so} at oncc
{01d {Iii dress wcii." 'lhnt‘s just what III-I arc doing. all! we :Irc
soiling clothing to particular Pcoplc who lIIIIc bccn think-inn 535.000
the necessary price for custom goods.
Sincerely your for. goodclothc. .
Q
W. A BENEDICT.
lover’s the Place
WEAR SHOES Tlii'l‘ Fi'i'.
WI "AV! A COMMIT! ll“ OF “'5‘
CELEBRATE!) SHOES mo
I‘IVITI VOUI INB’IC‘HON.
Those are inill end 'l‘IIouIscrlngs, wo
$5.00 to $6.00. instead of $3.50.
Come in and look them ovcrmI-tliey
:utripou. $6.00 up.
i‘P'H‘r .11. III' In
. joy. I). 1 Iiv‘iw
We pay the nbove man for
5' i'i'w W w“
i'lllil lie lili-
Tiny “purely Vegetable and
PW.‘
Boxes
175%”! taken.
w IiEInhI TROUSERINGSW
TO 012111512 $3.50
W
rstodmouly two to four pairs in a
piece. i’iihtte‘rns’ are the latest and were they cut from the piece would cost
will surely sell rapidly, for all good
lhlhé‘éhrfi‘hfidck‘lyscimd. A new line of ready made suits, plaids and
I
’ Harry Goodwin the Tailor.
M'AHA'CKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
any are oi Liver Complaml.
Dyspepslh. Sick} Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
cannot curewilii
lI-llale hilll liver Pill
never fail toglw satisfaction.
cho be cumin 40 Pills. ‘5‘:
l5 Pflb Beware of substilulim and imitations. .
Narnia MI
W 8%. (Silicate, llilll (ill
J FllNE SHOWING 0F
SEEING ROSIERK
The stocking stock in this storeds u.
careful stock, (It dependable stock-lalr~
ly priced stock if you buy stooking‘u
here. you buy the best of their kind.
and you pay only a just price. 'Iheile
items for you:
\. u
Women‘s seamless fast black lisie
finish hose. double sole. 15c.
Women's black lace cotton
fashioned foot. inc.
Women's black lisle hose. double
solos. high sipicotl heel. 25c.
Women‘s fancy hose. cotton and
lislc. all the newest designs. 29c. 39c
.IOII.
Men's fast black and tau half hose.
‘3 pairs for 25c. '
Mon 11 fancy hult hose in stripes and
silk embroioderfly the
Menu llsle halt hone. all the latest
styles, 50c.
MEDIUM WEIGHT
UNDER Will R.
Nearly time for it.
“4 Washington bireet.
hose,
underwear that call for
spection: , .
womens Forest' Mi
medium Weight lung 0
high or low neck, pants to
er knee or ankle length
cream, 25c.
Women's medium weigh
punts. hand crocheted trlmm "
Men's medium Weight:
white or natural 600.
Men’s medium weight
and dramas. White-I “and all
THE NEW SHIRT W
5170le
Ladies’ shirt waluts in Wit!
lawn in all sizes. 39c.
Ladles’ shirt waists in a.
ham and perdule tuckcd. like
iur and cuffs to match. ..
Ladlea' shirt waists in 01: bl ‘
and pink, tucked back an
up sleeves, 750.
Ladies' shirt waists in chli‘mli
plain color or stripes, bisii ‘ ‘
fancy collar. $1. .
Ladics' gingham shirt wais
blood. blue and pink”. tucked
bishop sleeves, .
. ' A NEW CORSET.
Before the New Gown is lit
want a new corset.
time now and we ’ve 21 cars
merit to meet any reason
Prices 1111 low on
quality always considered. .,
"Corset do 5511x011." good Hindi I“
while they ln'st Lac pah.
“Snow Queen.“
line satin stripping, lace trimin j
sale price. 3911 pair. ' , . . :
“Humming Bird. " made of all
tilatsd maternal lace trimmed
bottom wov on with ribboh,s
1m. iilc
“Little Bounty" corset wai
girls. boys and infants. full line; 59
in addition to the above I: "
cur ry a large stock of the lea‘
. iacturers'
Here are some straight front.
South Norwalk. Conn
merit.
a
31. 25.
It's mp
superior (In
corsets. includ g
Style and
Assortment.
In connection with our moderate prices and well tailored
Clothing. again give us first place in the clothing world of
The Norwalks.
Men ’5 Suits.
Stripes. $10.00
Plalds. 3 12,00
Silk Mixtures. S [4.00
S r .
“regatta. S [5’00
Cheviota. $16-00
Casaimeres. I, 18 00
Trimmed with an excellent quality of Farmer’s Satin Lini-
ing, Sateen Sleeve Lining. buttons that match the cloth, and
sewed with a pure dye silk. A glance at the garment proves
these strong statements.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
l. DAVIS s: soN.
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, hATTERS. FURNISHERS,
85 Washington street,
Telephone 133-12.
0mm
CHEESE 1—1 Elegant
.Dairy, Miniature Cream, etc.
AT THE
Central Fool llo.’ s Store
YOU CAN FlNlI
GROCERIES - Both Staple and Fancy.
Cream.
Roe shad are coming now. and we are havingI l;
luck in getting the good ones. as they take tot curd " ”
40
different 1
patterns of Men's:
Spring Suits, at
these price: in Ill” "?
assortment that
no other store in
lawn can show. '
1
South Norwalk, Conn.
Roquelort. Englihh
Norwalk Chronicler