o
x
21-03 were , H
“puma irtide‘illb lum-
. . l
lowland, then may do
“ time they are worn. .mttbe'~‘fouinra~
‘ ,gi anvinlrotbotliiallor .
s
f am hi new
little trloimm :whiehjlsza
otmnea __l.
Which ‘cannet be select the leettoa
gowns that must be (reshaped up each
silk Emmi m
and m . all , ,. .
» "The Worn nv whokbowa how to sew
well can learn how w.embroider the
better because of inbuilt Wilma“: too
y l”
L ‘ adiny'miiinéls.
Official Lint olfPont ,0 parallel Routes
' for Public ,c‘onwnlo o‘o
The followingblilclal ll of the
rural free delivery routes of b‘nii'iloid
county will be of great convenience to
those wllo'llave occasion to send let-
tern by'rural delivery and wiull to
know on what routes their destina-
tions are:
NorWaikaoutcs 42 and 43.-
South Norwaikw—lloute 37.
Underwear
liecussiou. of Chinese in«
hicli is gonlg on at-
l busy to do anything wit
mhro
leery
Wastpot't—wlloutes ll. 12 and 35.
, W5
iamcter,
all also at the various for—
ls, it baa been d-elreiop~
Fifi: ch" govhrnme‘nt is;
ooki’ug‘aitcr, not only
of a distinctly inn“
relating to
French subjects, but
xteilsiyc class of claims
during the winter monthe like to" take
it up during the summer vacations,
boning home. with, them din the tan
many pretty pieces for parlor and sit-
itlllil-rooln. A few mlnu’tee‘ or button-
ilollug or "line bemmlng. and a low
minutes repent" in the study of the nat-
ural flowers and leaves each day would
be as good practice toward {superior
results in embroidery as scales are iol‘
the muslclan‘Wbo wants to play dlifl~
l: inalitutions and mi»
in making known this .
the French ,_ authorities
e it"‘cléarrthat they look
implicit—military claims as
”thy of Consideration as
oblluccted with the equip-
military expeditions. The
f these dcprcdations 'to
persons and property in
aid to be very large, ow-
le-nilnibci' of Catholic mis-
of them native converts.
cult music with case:
M
u...
‘POPULAfl AMUSEMENTS.
W
Thomas E. Shell.
'Managcr Hoyt takes great pleaaurc
in announcing the return engagement
of the sterling actor, Thomas E. once.
supported by an excellent company. ill
a repertoire of high class dramas. and
in which he has made an excellent im-
prcssloll this season in all of the prin-
cipal cities since his last visit.
opening bill will be The Voice of Nil:
'1 HO
. . turo. Tuesday night. Sydney Carton.
maintained throughout or a Tale of Two Cities; Wednesday
It is said that some ‘0‘- matinee. Maud-Way’s-llian: Wednes—
Sons.‘ directly and indirect- ‘lflmgm'. 8“ “‘31" GM“ .
looted With the missionp, . 'Th‘li'nreates't jimmy.“ the World.
The large and constantly growing
he Z’E‘an‘iie
i ll.
“ the various
sure-lea; . ~ ~~
W ,
gland town hall
t to d'
an doc
affairs.
r
.—
lac
calc- of the admission
he liar Olav-lid! coliit.
on girls are delighted with
. tyullk muslin that are
‘ 11 among pith ‘hoioo
p
blue. " '.
to and gre
bite. and son on.
The
ii killed or injured dur-
ourac of the disturbance
iti’iisl ' mulch- propcrty has
tr ed anddama cd. As
9 , ”authorities lave no
hiatus in the negotiations
il,‘“tlicy‘lilavcna i’irally look-
‘- ‘. ycriimcnt ms
or hem such
S‘might be proper in thc cir—
ncc. ' This assistance has
readily granted. and as a re-
governments
be u ailviscd of the desire of
ch authorities to see that
Oil-military losses receive
ion. As far as possible it is
d to separate this class of
.s from those of a purely na-
hall and military character. and
: c them fer éllllscqlicllt ad-
l‘ltent. The claims rcfcr not
to, French Catholic , missions
g missionaries. but include also
mall): the, entire range of
lan‘n‘s in wliicli‘Cat-holic missions
pique and interesting recom-
,diitiou dry ; New York's Com-
‘ ttee of Fifteen is that the New
assembly
l ii‘lll«~be*i"cvi_\*ui ill the metropo-
Tlic idea is that if public as-
hilly places in various districts
, 'cgprovid’d. the people would
their liuicrcsis as
twp—the village»-
lt has al-
'l ecu euggl‘stcd that the new
magic libraries may be the
its, (lifcfstaljlishing' the village
“‘ct‘iilg‘v‘houLSu in the metropolis.
4m
Mic people of South Npryvalk
list be highly pleased with» the
is llgllléwliblil. 'l‘hc Co'lnlriis—
, c'rsi’havcl' [i paid a notcfzg-for
,600nblit ofiiis warnings. wilicl'l
'th what has alrcady been paid
(cc, last fall. makes the total
000. Certainty this is avgi‘and
A question that is bothering the
"lime lcarncd judges. of the So-
iic court of Colorado is \\’llt‘l’.ll~
....tlic title T‘nguirc" shall ,bc rc—
‘n i in fillipgi‘ out the pit ed
Flora ‘in Silliinair to practice
. ., would pay over the money.
., iiult this would bc'donc as-doon its peer
being
gummer 19.!»
W
oprettior material could be select-
or an afterploon frock than crepe
I
The rule tilis‘year regarding the coi~
:ofthe summer dress fabrics seems
white an blue. white and black.
. otc.. instead of blue
sets of Brownian admirers in New
York'are all slang over the news which
than leaked out that near the close. of
the present theatrical season Messrs.
Lioblcr & Co., are going to give a
series of Browmna matluccs-wmatl-
noes at. which “in a-Balcony" and 0th
or delightful plays of the great poet
arc to be performed. They gave. one
rauch matinee at Wailack’a Theatre a.
few weeka'ago. ambit was an artistic
and financial triumph. “in n Balcony."
was played by Sarah Cowell LoMoyno.
Eleanor Robson and Oils Skinner.
Those. with others. are to appear in
the Browning revivals in the spring.
and it may be Nlat Mrs. licMoync will
he starred ill a few of these plays the
following season. At any rate. the
forthcoming visit of Mrs. IleMoyno in
"The Greatest Tiling in the World"
will be the last time to see her in that
absorbing play. Star and play will be
men at l-ioyi‘u Theatre. Saturday
night.
.4»...—
T. A. B. Dramatic Club.
in selecting the play. "From Sire lo
Son." the St. Joseph‘s 'l‘. A. B. Drum
atlc Club has exercised the greatest
cure. with the idea in View. of making
this their premier offbrt. Judging
from past performances given by this
popular organizatioti“. the public may
well “believe that there is a treat in
‘iore for them. The cost has been
carefully selected. The fact that
many of the company have appeared
before in roles that have gained for
‘hom positions high ill the public on
finiatiou. should cause many of th"
rag'uhir patrons of Hoyt'a to secure
vats at once. Not with the idea. ilouu
ever, of witnessing an amateur produc-
‘lou. prone to overlook mistakes and
iiutidcrs. but rather with the assur
*lncc that they arc going to two one of
the finest. uluya of its kind that has
been soon lii‘l't‘ this season. The man-
lgi‘lflem. desires to announce that
more are a few clioicc souls loft and
that no extra cliul'go,is made for re-
mrviug them. The price is tillriy~flvc
‘3 cute to all parts of .thchopso.
STRIKE TO BE SETTLED. ..
Senator Ferris Says ltali‘an Laborers
Will be Paid. ' 5‘
.2 Now illni John H’. Ferris, Allin-i ‘rc
‘urnoll from his southern trip. the
trouble which exists among Lubrino
5’: Chariot. sewer coulractora. and
ill-iv employ-cs. will cease. Mr. Ferris
filled this morning that cvrrything
would be aaiisfllciorlly settled to all
Wanda concerned. ,
l-lo said that the rcuami' the con
tractors did not receive moucy bolero
was the city had not accepted a pm-
ii'on of the newer wmch had been par-
aally completed. Mr. li‘clzyls stated
.mt ihc city has been lintltb llhliltfipl‘
lot-opting the work be it went along,
lad upon rccominundation to him, he
ljlp uni'i
ethic and the men would Jocelyn their
0113'.
[lo said that the only trouble that
existed between the city and contrac-
tpra was the latter wanted to draw
money betel-other wore. entitled to it.
Salvator Chariot, "a member of tin-
ilrm of Labrlno and Chariot. was seen
by a Sclitincl reporter this morning.
lie stated that he would call upon Mr.
Ferris tomorrow and ace what oouli
be done to straighten out matters.
He knew that Mr. Ferric would be
busy today. and did not want to bother
him so soon.
leaning llilllnu at Reasonabloi‘hices.
' The most important part of the‘feminino wardrobe is the hat.
To’ a great extent it maker or mars the looks of a woman who wears
it. ‘ Good dressers know this, and are careful to select fcom the pre~
veiling styles. only euclihats as enhance their natural charms. Price
is an importalit consideration.
' It has always been our. aim to give the trading public the most
desirable. up-to-date goods at prices within the reach of all. Hence
our success. ‘
E. H. DILLON & 00..
986-988 lain Sillfll, BllllllilPlllll.
We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
$8.00 purchases. ’
. .._._.._. .. 4 .
INVESTED WITH THE PALLlUM. l
1‘
MISS R088 TAKEN ILL.
'l‘hc'clunloyos of the Norwalk Box
lmpreuivo COMMON“ T0“! in St- Company were startled at 11 o‘clock
Raphael's Cathedral in Dubuque. this morning to ace Miss Rosa lipaa
DUBUQU . lowa. April 17.4“ the suddenly {all to the floor in a (uni.
presence ofaprlncea and high priests Her shoplnatcs quickly did what they
of his church. and before an audience ."Wl‘l ‘0 l'l—‘SlOl'f! her to her normal
that occupied 0W”, foot 0, 5mm in St. condition. but it was noon that she
Raphael's Cathedral and ovcl‘llowod “Films not in a. condition to continue
to the surrounding streets. Archbishop i work. She remained at ”‘0 ‘fi'F‘°“5'~
.lohn .l. Keane was today invested with I'm" d” "Oi do any work. M I (”MGR
the palllum. the insignia of the high lllllfi aflcipioon. she again went into a
position ll(‘ occupies in the Roman lHWOOn and ”‘0“ it ““8 “‘0‘th “I‘m"
Catholic Church. While the absence tlmc ‘0 see that “h" was safely taken
of Mgr. Mnl‘tlnclll was marked. n d." in her home. which is situated near
iracted none from the grandeur of the f M" “"‘l Lexington “"9““"3' M195. Ella
scene which was far beyond that occu— Brennan volunteered to get a cairiaac
sion of September l7. l893. will-u Mgr. .‘m‘l take, Mi“ [loan to her home. 5"“
Satolll. now a lllcmbcr of tho Sam-odlwom out and soon returned with a
Congregation. Rome. conferred the pal. 30km”! "'_°l‘l“‘l°' "“d ”‘0“ rode with the
llum upon the late Archbishop chnes— al‘cllhgéll liltl‘m Rthc rouldenoow lmls
ucy in this same cathedral. Cardinal.”ac #3 1 . SB 033 “as '3‘” _ ’0‘;
Gibbons was here today as ho was!mm ‘8 looting quite comfmtably “0‘“
then: nrcllbishoph and bishops fromf
all parts of the United Sluice were here .
again. and the number of priests pres- - mm
out was fully double that on the other.
occasion. The attendance of laymcni
from abroad was very large and but‘
few states in the Union were llnrcprc-l
aanicd. it was a remarkable irlbutc lo
Archbishop ixcauc. 0
The ceremony opened at 10 o‘clock.
with a procession of clergy and attend»
ants. in which the cardinal. archbish-
ops. bishops and priests took part.
Passing from tho urcliopiscopal rosi-
dcncc the procession entered the oath-
edral and moved up the main aisle to
the altar. Within the sanctuary Car-
dinal Gibbons ascended the throne on
the left, which had been yielded to
him by Al‘iliblehop Keane. the latter
ou-lipylllu ll tallipornry throne on the
right. which he had erected for billi-
soll'. About these iwo principals were
Al-rlibislmpa Kalli. Katacr. Elder and
lrcland. and in their company were
twenty-four bishops including Bishops
Tierney. of Hartford. Conn, and Har-
klna. Providence. it. i. Mgr. Ryan. vi-
rur general of the diocese of Dubuquc
and nearly 400 priests.
The scene was beautiful. The high
altar. almost. hidden by palms. ferns
and flowers. was dazzling with electric
lights. while the cnl‘dlnal'e rod relics.
arc urcllbiahlm's purple. the bishopa'
purplr and white. illl‘ pi'iceia‘ blul-k ulld
while. and the intertwining pupal and
Allltll'lt‘llil colors. with which the audi-
torium was docoratod. made an almost
perfect color scheme.
Archbishop Kain. of St. Louis. in full
vunonlcals, ascended the altar at 10:30.
and commenced the celebration of pou~
ilill-lal high mass.
The music was Gounod's “rural-ac Sol
‘mnnllcf' sung by a choir of sixty Drr~
sons. At the close of the miles. Cardi-
nal (llhbnne, wlill imposing rrrcmmxy.
conferred the pulllum upon Arrhblahop
Kl‘illlf'. ’l‘llc cardinals llssiaiuuin were FRANK A. FERRlS, President
Right Rev. Mgr. Ryan. \v'. (i. liuhuquo,
and llcv. (llclncni .loiiauuca, Dubilquo. RlCHARD H~ GOLDEN. Vice President
Following the lnvostltul‘c. Ai't‘lllllslh t CHARLES E. HOYT, Sec. and Train.
up lrclnlld. of St. Paul. delivered the
sermon of the day. A congratulatory
address from ill(‘ clergy of the diocese;
was made by the Rev. Dr. Cill‘l‘tlll.l
IT’S CLEAR
.0 ally one who examines closely into
the matter. that our i
MEATS
ire of the. moat desirable quality. They
ooh attractive and are every bit as
:ood as they look. The “cab is urm
miller and delicious. Contains the
iiglicat percentage oh'uutrlcnt juices
lecauso out from, young. well fed ani-
mals. ‘ 1
NEW OENTURV MARKET.
Adam Steinwald, Proprietor,
Ely Block. 80. Main St.
SOUTH naval
Trust Company.
Incorporated 1901.
24 WASHINGTON STREET.
president of St. Joseph's College. lm-Q (First National Bank Building.)
billiilf‘. and Archbishop Kcanr‘a reply: “
l-loucd the ceremonies at the church.
~——--——— l - Trustees.
LEONARDMcGRATH CASE Ann ll. Woodward. Theodore S.
lliovl'ndl-n. Thomas I. Raymond. l“l'llilli
A. l-‘vrrln, Edwin O. Kevlar. Franklin A.
Smith. Winthrop M. Perry. Nelson Tay-
lor. Richard H. Golden.
The Trial Commenced in the Norwalk
Town Court.
The cone of Charles 1‘. Leonard vs.
Edward McGratil came up before J udire
Froai. in the Norwalk side of the Town
New Canaan-vitamins 31, 32 and 50.
Wiltouw-Itoute till.
Bethel—wltoutes 24 and 25.
52Brillgeport~~ltoutea 1. 2, 3, 4. b, and
Brookflold-«Routes 44 and till.
Brookileld Center—“ileum 39.
Coascob-«Route 28.
Danbury-«Iloutes 18, ill 20, 2]. 22
and 23.
Dorian-«Romain.
B‘ail'lioldmlloutea ti, 9 and 10.
Greenwichwlloutee till and 27.
Greenwich—Routes 2o anddl.
Hawleyville~Route 38.
Newtownwiloutos ill and 34.
Ridgeilold—wltoutcs 46, in. 47 and is.
Riverside—~Rmite 49.
Sandy Hook-«itoute 17.
Sheltonm Routes t and ii.
Southport-«Route 33.
Stamford—Routes 29 and 30.
Stcpney Depot~Routcs H and 1.3.
Sirotford—Routo ill.
o
CHINESE INDEMNiTlES.
.......,.
Considerable indignation Over the Fir;-
ureo of Mr. Rockhlll.
LONDON. April 17~—'I‘hc Times Ber-
lin correspondent today represents the
German '[zovornmcut as being in a
state of considerable indignation at
the statement in the American press
of Mr. itookhlll's figures of the indom-
nltiea which may he demanded from
China. The Times sure: “The aiaic-
mcnt in (chccdlngly incorrect and cal~
culalod to give an entirely false im-
prl-eeion. ’l‘llo uxccsd of the German
over the English claims is easily un-
derstood. 'l‘ile incl-mans sent a llmch
lurgcl‘ force from Europe. while the
llrlilsh sent one from ludlu. compara-
tively hour at hand. ill these circum-
stances it is regarded here as a mat-
icr of (loop regret that the mialcudinp.
account published in Allll‘l‘lt‘il should
be commented on in the English pap-
ers in a spirit calculated to give of»
fonsc to llcruluny. tirl‘ai indignation
is expressed at the suagcntlon that the
indemnity claimed by Germany in-
cludca a heavy pecuniary mulri for the
murder of Baron You Kcttclcr. The
Ilnsclcssucsn of the supposition is
shown by the «fact that the German
claim is only iwclvc millions as
against the fouriccn stand by Mr.
llockhill. and therefore cimeidvrably
luau than the amount already voted by
the rcichslag for the campaign. There
iii no nitcnlpt lll authorilniiw quar~
tors in lliugllleu ihc furl. that much can
be said in favor of lllt‘ lull-d States
suggcatlon ill regard to the settlement
of ihc indemnitics. but the German
government has rcfrillnou from taking
up a definite attitude illm'con until i
sees how it is recoiVl-d by the other
powers."
WAR APPOlNTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. April 17——'I‘hc pros.
irloiit todaylmndc the following up.
polutments: War—Cyrus s, Roberts.
to ho colonel of infantry; ()wcn .l.
Sweet, to bc lieutenant colonel of in-
fantry; Charles K. Wynn m in» deputy
surgeon general. with rank of licutcu»
aut colour-l. and Charles id. \l’oodrul‘f.
to be surgeon with tho rank of major.
To be assistant surgeons of volunteers
with rank of captain:
Graves. Luther l).
Lippingcoti.
Leonard K.‘
Howe. and l‘ienrvl.‘
jthcir names, brought forward to sign ithai's on my head now?
and mam » .
I SMMenNDemn
: , and Chlhlren
The spring goods are here in great variety of styles and
weights. Prices remarkably low for first grade goods. We can only
lmention a few of the immense assortment.
l Ladica’ Hose. fast black. seamless, at 8c. pair.
Black and Fancy Hose. at 121/2c. . . ‘
illack Lisle. Drop Stitched Lisle, li'iuc Cotton» and l‘ancy
; Stripes. all at 25c. ‘
A beautiful line of Fancy [lose at 39c. and see.
i Children’s Fine imported Hose. frill fashioned. regular madc.
"‘licrmsdorf" black, at 15c., worth 25c. ‘ n
I ‘ Boys‘ Leather Stockings, triple kncc. the famous “Black Cat
.‘an'd “lllnck Dog" brands. will outwcar three pair of any other
illliih’t‘. 25c. pair.
' MEN’S HALF HOSE.
l
.\ Men's lilack HoSc. full fashioned. regular madc. ai loc.. worth
15c.
Men's Black Seamless Hose. worth 20c., ai Ioc.
Men's Fancy Half Hose. stripes and spots. at 121/2C- pair. .
(lur bcttcr grades of imported lllack and [fancies are here in
many styles and colors. at 25c.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladics’ \' ucck. short slccvcs. high ncck. long and short sleeve,
.squarc ncck, slccvclcss. at 12%c.
Ladics' l’inc Lisle Vests. at 25c.
‘ Ladics' l’inc Linlc Lace Trimmed Pants. at 25c.
i lixlra l’inc Lisle Vests and Lace 'l‘rimnicd l’ani.~. at 5°C.
3 Children's Uauzc Merino Vests. all sizes. 15c.
l lioys‘ llalbriggan and Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers. all
isms. ai 25c.
Mcu's Medium Weight Gray Shirts and lll‘il\\‘t‘l'.~. at 25c.
Men‘s llalbriggall Shirts. dnuldc scaled llrawcrs. at 25c.
Men's l7inc Jcrscy Rihhrd Shirts. doliblc scaled Drawers. 50c.
CONTINUATION OF OUR SUIT AND WAIST SALE.
JAMMCA GiNGER iNTOX'CATlNGOEpledch. promising not to drink lnlox~
licnnts or to use bad language.
Dr- Buckley Starties Conference byi Dr. Buckley characterized the agita-
Saying ii ‘3 0"”! Rwailed by APP'ClBCk lion in favor of individual communion
NElV YORK April l7——l)l' .lflilit‘h‘ M. lcupu as [he most consummate humbug
llucqu' siarllbll the New York Ensi‘m‘m‘ foisted upon the Christian
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal ' church. “9 5““ lhfll- “'hll" he did “0‘
Church last night at its night session : approve or ”‘9 me“ personally. he “w
ill the l-lausom l’iacc Metilodistlg’lliolfllecd {llgciigis‘lgr‘ins 0f the papers ~°
Church. Brooklyn. by haying that .l:v-‘ " ' 9 l »
mail-u ginger as an American in J... ‘Thl- quefillo“ “f, “‘9 ‘I‘lill‘iSSl‘)f‘.°r
cunt la rivalicd only by applelack. women to the various 1398’” 0‘35 “hfh
Dr. Buckley was making his annuallcalnevlll) at midday when the socie—
rcport upon the Christian Advocalcq'my ”a” ”1‘,‘ proposed amendment 1"
of which he is the editor. He said that .ihc constitution 0f the church. was lost
during the .l'car he had refused $41000 . “3' n "0‘9 0f ”0 i0 73- ll “'35 decided
worth of advertising on the L,mumHihai women should not he admitted.
that lll' could not indurac the articles: ””5 does not, “OWQW'V end the inat-
soughi to be udmrtlscd. lic clanscditor' and ”'05“ who k110\\"salll ”ml be-
Jamaica :inacr among such objcciloll- fore till“ {“3“ Gellfll‘lillCOlifel'L‘nCCiOf
illilc articles and said hr would not ”i“ 10‘"th ‘1th Much} ed 159““? 0"
have it upon his ii‘llllt' under any claim” ‘l we“ to (he ”3““ 9d L ”39'
(.umaninpvfi fourths majmlty. and would be
Dr. Buckley said he had refused tll,arl09""d-
set apart a special doparlmcni in the? ”W
M0llllb~—\Vi‘ll.
newspaper for the publication of tom-l Mrs. George, you
pl‘l‘illlf‘t‘ news, because if lumpcmncc 1 promised um u now bonnet,
news home Wt'l‘l' in lu‘ prcscnicd ”Ml-r. (lcorgc—d‘? Promised you a now
u icnlpcrllllcc label those who most bonnet? Great Scot! When?
need to road that column would be Mrs. Moduswllcforc you married mu.
curtain to skill it. He denounced as you swore that never should disgracc
nil absurdliy having children six nndlrost upon my head through you; and
night years old. barely able to sigu’what do you call this shabby thing
l
on}. 58-2.
Seymour’sStore
At Scynlqur‘s Store you can obtain the very boat goods at reasonable prices.
You can depend upon their
freshness and the method of doing bu sincss.
GOOD TO EAT.
I
Mill-rolll Macaroni is rccomlucndlnl to you as a llrst clasp article of food. t‘oliiuins four times
the nourishment of Sirloin Steak. Sells for 15c (full pound) package. No other brand just as good.
FROM PURE CREAM T0 PURE BUTTER.
\
'i‘llc liridgcwutcr llllls Crvmcry llut-
lcr takes the load. Once tried. no oth-
or kind will suit. lib. prints. 30c. Out
of tub. 280 lb. Other grades, 220 and
25c lb.
The boat Maine Sugar Col'n. all sweet
as the fresh corn. cut from the car.
lligill enforcement of the laws of
cleanliness shows results ill every de-
tail of our goods sent out.
The Fruit and Vegetable market The dainty delicious Deuacrt. Jelly-
coniaina only the bout goods here. Can, lOr package.
Bermuda Onions. New Potatoes. Car- Congo Sauce. the New Excellent Rel-
rots. Lettuce. Parsnipa, Spinach. Cran- isli.
hcrrlca. Oranges. Bananas; Lemons, Our Pure Old Dutch Java and Mocha
Celery. etc. Coffee is the genuine article.
l’url- Fresh Cream, in 1,44 pt. bot-
tles. daily.
Gills. E.
‘ fancy little Elena are very be-
into the young girls. The walat-
worn with them may be elabor-
trimmed with gold or silver
id and thenuielvea be of light color.
,Mflhy of the. evening frocks worn
. ‘ ’ young ladies have unlined
, a of very line material that pro
much smarter effect than if the
reason were low-necked and
lamp
butt silks with allover designs
to a considerable extent by
lrls‘whooc mammae are oblig.
are paid.
Mr. Chariot turthor utated that some
of the men had not gone back to work
as yet. There are three gangs cm-
nioycd at preheat and the work in go-
ing along fairly well.
tors are. hindered considerably by the
refuaal of the men to work until they
it in thought that by to-
morrow the matter will be settlod'aat-
lufactory.
'i‘ilo
NORWALK-BETHEL TROLLEV.
The bill incorporating the Norwalll.
contrac-
Court. this morning. Last fall Leon-
ard built a well in Snugatuck. for Mo-
Grath. and the latter paid for part of!
the work. and hold back part of the
money. He claimed that the wall was
out of true.
li‘i‘ancia Menard was on the atnnd for
the plaintiff. and admitted that the well
was about four inches out of plumb.
about llfteon feet from the top. and
just above. the top of the atone po'r-
tion. where the alluring wan taken out.
He'claimed that this wall the fault of
Billiiillii BUSIIESS 01’ ALL Killilil.
illinker's. Munufaciurel"s, Mor-
chunt'a. Personal and Family Accounts
solicited. lbstnte‘a. Administrator'u.
Guardian's and all Trust Funds judic-
lolmly invested and cared for. Savings
Bank Department offere the postman!-
tie» for deposlta and interact accumu-
1'4 Retail
Stores
in
N.Y.cili.i
over these bargains for this week:
19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER,
Seymour. Leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. '
If you are one who appreciates the Best Goods at the Least
Cost, this is the place to come. A few don‘t know this. but they
will sooner or later. More and more are "coming our way” every
day. If you don’t. you surely will if you think. Glance your eye
4 Retail
Stores
in
$1.00.
22 CENTS LB.
”in CANNOT
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contentious Im.
v Perm)” have turned
.. ff bymrtenot.
insider [the laundry bills or do
to (work. One too often assoc-
» ~0-o-o~o-o
(as (like any chance 'lvllcn
; 1M“ {will an at stake.
Emil ?‘ a dentist you are
m 5 .1 em‘ and
23“”? of the South Norwalk Motto
Bridgeport and Bothei ’i‘ractlon Conn
pally was yesterday reported favorably
ill the Senate and tabled. «The bill por-
uiiiting the Shelton Street liaiiway to
build a dam across the Far Mill river
where it empties into the Housatonio
wna reported favorably“ and tabled. The
company will use the dam for water
power purposes. The bill extending
the time in which the People‘o ’l‘ram-
way Company may build its tracks was
passed.
METHODISTi MINISTERIAL
CHANGEO.
Rev. George VanAlatyne, of South
Norwallr. has been assigned by tile
. Methodist Conference to take the nail-
tcrpte of Summerneid Methodist 19an
canal Church in Bridgeport. Rev. N
w. 1‘. Duncan has been assigned to the
arch. . 119ml. it. stream.
inrm "at
retreat MI
am.
aster. mint?) Earl. Pa rt
lotion. Moriagos. Leases and invest-
manta of Real and Poreoual Property
carefully and promptly executed.
the mason and that it did not impair
the value of the well any, as the only
advantage of a thirty inch well over
one went «nix inches in diameter wnei
in its cap city and its being easier for;
a man to clean out. , . .
Ferris D. Morcliouse testified that in;
the thirty-one feet from the top to the;
water the well was nine inches out of‘
plumb. according to u ' meaaurement
made December 28. . .
There ware many witnesses. The
case was on this afternoon.
Business Hours: .
Dally. except Saturday. from it to 12
a. ln.. 1 to 3 p. in. baturllay. ii in 12
a. m. Savings Bank Department. oat-
urday. ii to 8 i). m.
l l
new” “
MORTGAGE LOANS
Mastermind, '
JACOB in." LA YTON.
REAL!!!“ r: Jilin
roundup!»
macaw creditor“ wannabes: ‘
i we: mu an» Wmvalku
soaps.
7 Ban swift'o Soap.
ll Bars Ozone Son .1. .
6 Barn Babbitt’a up. a
6 Bars Klrkman’o Borax Soap, 25a
4 lb. Pkg. Grandma’o Washing
Powder. 15o
1 lb Pkg. Gold Duct. be
ideal“. Oval Soap. 26:;
Just to introduce our Fame
1 LB. VERY BEST MIXED OR
250
250
' 5 LB. BEST JAVA AND MOCH
‘ FINEST A88
New Year
DIN ‘ '
a
MEADOW BROOK PRINT BUTTER.
Conn, .
21 CENTS LB.
CEREALS. FANCY CRACKERS.
Raloten'o Breakfast Food. 130 Fancy Tea Lunch. lit. 100
‘ii lb. Pkg. Hominy, 15:: Fruit liquor". lb.. 120
Pillsbury's Vltoli. per pka.. ‘13:: Graham Wafers. lb» 12c .
Cream of Wheat, par pkg.. 14:: Fig Newtom, lb., 130
Whootiei. per pkg" 13o Mixed Cakes. lb" 90
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. per pkg" 12: Lemon Snaps. in. Go
Rnioton'n Health Data. poi- pkg" 9e Ginger snaps, lb. do
us TEAS and COFFEES, we will give at this sale
BLACK TEA. 60c. QUALITY. AT 50 CENTS.
A COFFEE, 30c. QUALITY FOR $1.00.
humour or HAMS. snootonns AND
BACON AT, LOWEST PRICES.
k Grocery Go.
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RQMP
Norwalk Chronicler