, Dr. Jean Dumortler .perlormed ah
. operation in Stamford, today. ‘
y , W.
’ Benjamin Smith has moved from
Bummer miter. . Wash-avenue. .
bathe in, era . May; ember wni be
held this'gmlfogn‘ht 31‘olock. ”'
. '2‘ ,._‘. irwr l- . .
. A load ”cl" send his larrlyed g in NM-
walk for. arnold anompany'e laundry.
M
w’Umbrellas" and taller. O‘Brien.
. Miss Sarah Fitch, of East avenue, is
having it please added to her residence.
. —~Crabs, 30o dos. Bridge Fish-Mitt.
. ton personally: conducted ‘the"corres- ' ' commandanrrldiy drill 1". I
. : Masonic Building 14 So. Mam St. . » . . ' . ‘ ' -
_ J??? . ' y. .\. .. be thin I, mean Club Wm . .. 3 .. pendent over and under the Shamrock , _
: Mrs. illicit? mill is l Waterbury, ls fig“ an“ fiifirflmm Mimday atter- . ll. This minute inspection confirmed Saturday tuning.
the guest at Mr and hire. Joseph B. rolls noon, with Mrs. D. W. Raymond. of u r . ' w. the cabled description of the cup chal; ‘ ‘ . . .
*0: Camp' streetWJ-c , ‘(lresc‘ent 'l‘errac‘e‘. ”- longer. She is built to a general type.
——Dunlap and Yeoman derbies. O’Brien
Jtti‘bn Wk: Bealtytgislpain’ting dugI defi-
are be i will}; 98..» can or . -
Gardner, iln 'Norviallrs‘ ‘ m
-~Large ‘fioe’s'hiid. use. each; Buck
Shad. 20c., at Hayes’s. ’
The Norwallt’iiw , it Clinipanwh‘as just
received a new Berldhhypaper cutter.
with all the lipid fro improvements.
«Ladlee' Bicycle Hats. O'Brien.
Robert. Mobilchols, oi New York, will
succeed Jltmeil U‘H m as night clerk
at the Mbhs‘ckemq otel; who will sail
for Europe next month; ~v .
D—I—d-h—qt—o—uf
l. ~. i it! ‘ . .
~Extrs Salt Pork. ice. lb. ilnyes’s.
Deacon John Taylor will commence
Mondayhtgrenoyate the County Home.
in Westport avenue. the work will
probably occupy him abopt a week.
«uni-1;”; .
. . A n l [L in 13‘ ii , blag". {a Sunllmvers as a background
‘ "N ‘3‘ ”J" w a ‘ . ' - "v Mu“ “will Hill. _ ill“ on 0 ‘V‘ GRASS SEED» lxtraiteclean eWhite lawn. also for cllioken'feed
I . cuts . u» 0 mo. .. .n ,. c‘ - ,. a» 1 . . , W?
.; ‘13“ of: W. i?“ do . HEW-9L :{ggsgfi‘mia gflfg‘fifi'fi . (fl; . .r- . . spirit. mic roman n dock, ”with its (510......) .22.. in: mm...“ Fm. 1M“
James Dougherty 'died all his home.
72 Harbor avenue. yesterday. aged six-
ty-i’ive years. The funeral will be held
at St. Mary's Church. Monday morning.
at 9 o'clock.
-.——.~.
LCrabs, 30c dog. Bridge Fish Mitt.
n. ‘N. Wilson. err-district
rosy oi
tomorrow. by Thomas Edwin Brown.
.‘Su wi‘ure Shoulders cf.
Haven't? ' . l" *
- l . W. U
area. tool or
. her. have florets booth
orwalit and one in Norwalk. * .
”awash-u- i-
Have‘ you seen the special portrait
. work in platinum at Jackson's studio:
it will pay you to call aura Wall. street,
Norwalk. .
“whit—“-
~Caps, Caps. Gaps. O'Brien.
A jewelry manutacturor n in How-
land’s dry goods store selling novelties
..; v ‘_:'
gent; line. .
lFrlday night drill. for the present.
ednesday nights.
'l‘he Nor-walk Musical .Uniou will
hold a meeting. tomorrow afternoon.
at 3 o’clock. in the Knights of Pythias
*Hall; in Washington street;
John Hyslop. formerly of South
Not-walk. now of Waterbury, is play-
ing solo cornet in the American Band.
andin Poli‘s Theatre orchestra, and is
.doing finely.
all-—
——Get the Kelly Coaster Brake
put on at Buckley it Wheeler's.
A pianola concert will be given to-
night in' W. e.'Sturtevants store in
North Main street. at 8 o'clock. '1 no
public is invited.
.—
Wllllam Murray. the vagrant. who
was arrested in the freight yard and
whose case was continuedme yester-
day morning till this morning. was
sent to the Bridgeport jail for thirty
days. ..
”Wanted—Papers and paperbaug
ere. Decker, Washington street.
it is requested that a full attendance
be present at the ad onrned meeting
of the. teachers stilt? ,‘ohre of the Sun-
place in the west parlor of the church.
Monday night. at 8 o'clock. ‘
Sheriff Fitzroy. of Greenwich, has
served papers to foreclose a mechan-
ic’s lein against property of Alice
Beige Schaatey, at Sound Bench. The
pl still: is Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt,
of Norwalk. Attorney Keogh repro-
in jewelry. He has a large and rele-
-"Companlt: Dallas. discontinuedtheir ‘
He critter themompany willfidrill only , 5
on
_ lug can be said i
. points. .
stunts. ‘
Norwalk Store,
,_ Men sSmts .
are excellent “examples or these live ‘
, The assortment includes Fancy. you
patella, ScotchiChovlots in new ~-.jand ‘ .
, ' “handsome, clients: and Blue and Elliott
‘ ‘gbprges. Alislnes,ipcludlng shol‘tsmidt ’
Everythingthat men and boys wear.
‘Comslgch lites. ‘
Designers and makers of
“Superior" Ready-tome» Clothing.
urn—au-
b0. Norwalk bwre.
am entitled to use the word
\...../”\._/ ‘\
/—
Beet Grain.
The frequent use and misuse of the word “best” has
made it commonplace and meaningless. and! would hes-
itate to use it;:but that I am willing that youshould com-
parc‘my, glam and judge for yourself whether or not I
V BUY oars THAT‘S CLEAN.
Manuel T. Hatch.
"best."
Bring the Children Today.
Jfixsomfh'sfisrumo ‘2
IS REPLETE WITH THE LATEST STYLES OF
”PHOTOGRAPHS-fl
‘ Tamarnotv map be too late.
_ .r
all ‘ scans ‘wi
in green bud white.
provalllnghyolors. ‘ .
_..could.
more favorable. The
The employees or, the Donors had a“
. L holiday, and in fact all nambauon’wlw
en tote to see Lady Duherlnhroak the
bottle over the curiously‘ snub-nosed
bow of the new boat. E ,.
British exports heratoday’ are very
confident about the! new boat. and
think her the best that ever chsly
longed for the cup. ,, , .
"But it you don’t win." said the car-
reapondent of The Associated phrase
to Sir Thomas Lipton, “will you try
it agalul". " ‘ _l
“i expect next yeartc build .a de-
fender. not a challenger." was theol-
plomaitc answer. . , ‘ . .
in this connection the manager of
Denny‘s yards said: ' '
“When Mr. James Gordon Bennett
saw the Shamrock ll, here a low weeks
ago. he‘said: ‘ ‘Woll."lf she wins, i am
‘ prepared to build a challenger." "
at 11:45 a. in. today bir'i‘liomus Lip-
but embodies such‘novelties as prove
that her designer pursued an inde-
pendent line of development.
When the yacht is viewed in profile
the most striking feature is the ex-
treme fineness of her ends. The over.
hangs fore and aft are drawn out to
exceptional length. and theawnter line
underneath looks deceptively short.
Her fin is of the medium length. prob
ably thirty feet at the extreme meas-
urement. and is finished at the bottom
With a pronbunced rocker. Without
doubt the chief characteristic of the
yacht'e design is the manner in which
her beam is thrown right forward. al-
most into the eyes of the boat. The
forward deck lines are carried out full
Well into the overhang. and the draw-
ing in duodenal start until hart way be-
tween ti: most‘ahil the stern. From
about othegmast it runs aft in. a long.
easy cur-verandgoosout into theylong-
eat and ,flnest.‘miih_ter ever seen in a
cup challenger, the breadth at the
tafiraii being only about seven test.
For .the purpose oteaving weight the
stem is, snubbed all. leaving
Wide lines forward and exceptionally
line run, has the appearance of having
been suggested by towing experiments.
in the Shamrock l. the well defined
stem was carried from under the bow-
sprit to the top edge of the fin. but in
the new hoatthe stem stops short be-
fore it‘reaches the waterline. Under
this‘the‘sections or the boat run in
Every line runs true and swoop. The
at . have. been";
‘ fisun shone ‘
. brightly and overheats werediscar
' . at; r...;...lih.frni.iibtori new
’ no (”dilution suit is (ed ,M. .
morir‘avor than [the billable??? Rift!
i}rass;_20c.lb.r: lied Top. lboibi; ‘1 mi-
othy. Ibo ill). y'i‘htigréi‘are pricest
smallbi‘ots, quantities ‘ cheaper.
LURE
”you purchase rhar‘NEW PR!"
or a; you warm certain that (new
be perfect. and. the fabric as well a
" 'prioo. Will be right. ‘ , I ‘
.11.”ng SELL
undo-dare Clothier anci ”thither, '
baseman 51“.. [Norton
. .
curly
Late: ‘ Beauty of
, ' SEED TIME
i ii .
We have a stock of good Maine Sccd Potatoes. Seed Peas, Sc
and Corn‘; also Grass Seeds. as below enumerated. Garden and Flow
to sell bykwelght. .
MAINE SEED POTATOES.
sorts. Ebrly Rose, New Queen. l.\i.,
Empire State.
Hebron, Green Mountain. All $l.00
per bui; 550. 1,1“- lm.: 30c pk.
SEED PEAS—«Dwarf. Arum-icon Won-
der. Little Gem. both 180 qt.
SEED PEAS—Talk, Champion. 1299c
qt; Ever Bearing. Yorkshire Hero,
15:: qt: Telephone. ibc qt; Mano—
iat,lTiOc qt.
BEANS-«White Wax. 18:: «.qt
Golden .Wex. ,
E. Valentine; Bush Limas,, 5"
Limes. 25c qt. ’ ‘ “
FLOWER SEEDSr—Fall '
Nasturtium. 5c 02.; Sweet
fancy mixed‘sorts. lilo 1,4.
Also 15 or more verifies-.0
Seeds, as Cabbage. Celery,
Beets. Radishes. Cucumber
etc... to sell by weight. T" -
SUNFLOWER SEED, ‘120 lb
Wax. 18c ;»
POTATOE ONION sore, 2hr
REDUCTION in prices Wilt ..
or more of bulk garlic s ‘
lmught. Save tliis‘h'd. i‘or‘i‘
erfe tee icirc send i ii i
Madison County. New York. ant easel- sents Mr. Hoyt and Attorney George . , . , ’ . ' _, ill 1 3f thg‘hulfihe 8:“ shagnghhsexgi;_ The Student,
exaggggtg‘rg-g“ggclgwgag‘u '3‘ 333:3.- °' “meme“, ’0? "i“ (it‘- Our Special Portrait Work or Platmum w p ease you. mm; :nfd offla soup sptlfon. . Some den 1 he Bookkeeper,
‘ . , . _ ,i 5: . ‘ . ” a . " I '
Th omraon- --- CKSON’S STU D10 3115:»? n33? 35..“1xfilnrlfirl‘n 53335; TVPvelliSl. CODVISl»
Blk bwn pearl Alpines O'Brien ——Hats Renovated. O‘Brien. r 'L’. t thelwide aletik down to the final lines or any one having close work should
.— ' . . I M V ‘ . 0 he "“ 9“ "”13“ b‘“ the “mm“! m“ nave the eyes carefullv examined.
- Snivator Chariot. oi Lnbrlno & Char- ALL TROLLEYS K ‘ hrs to have b s , . ii i. . . ‘
'l‘he Lamont Club will be addressed lot. called at this oillce ““5 morning. p433 THE R; 53 WALL STREET! NORWAL ‘ '99 ‘39“ “005“” Y me Small defects, if not corrected. grow
Jr.. of New Ytorlt .clty. afornier vice-
president of thei'dlub.‘ut‘tbe Congre-
gational Church. His subject will be
Highlands and filowlands.
~Largc Roe Shad. 35c. each. Hayes's.
Charles F“. museum. of the Norwalk
Business Men's.. adulation. went to
New York. yest ‘ day. to-look over the
books at F. M. Pierson. the overall
manufacturer. who wishes to 3locate
here. A meeting will be called for next
.Wedneaday alteration, in the Norwalk
Club, When the‘tnat‘t'er ‘wiil' be talked
over. .1 \ . .
In’.‘
.‘ l .
Mrs Sophia B. Lockwoud, daughter
of the late Beniamin leases. of 1‘“)!-
walk died suddenly oi apoplexy, at 6:30
last evening at therelldence of her son-
- 134“”. harm; is; loner. raised about
eighty six years. he deceased was
an aunt of amount: .15. Wood. of
\wgil street. Norwallt. The funeral will
be held in New Rochelle. , , ,
-——Dr. M. S. Rosco, ocullst and aurlst
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahacilemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Friday's between. the hours of 1 and 3
p. in. and daily between it and.” a.
nil. ii and 9 panel. at 515 Fairnold are
one. Bridgeport. Eyes snatched and
diseases treated.
Mrs. George Othamo was tendered a
rmummmm‘rtm at her home in
Wilton avenue. last night, by a party
and stated that all the men who went
on strike were paid off last night, and
that they wont back to work this
morning. He further stated that all
hills which had been contracted in
connection with the sewer work had
been paid.
The funeral "i-of Mrs. William P.
Thompson was held from the home of
son. in West avenue, at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. G. D‘ Egbert onlclat-
ed. and the body was taken to the re-
The pallbearers 'v‘i'ore Carl A. l-inrs-
trombfleed G. Havliand, Samuel Weed,
Hubert Bishop. Charles Rogers and
Thornton Prowitt.
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June, and will occupy some time. . The
reception will probably precede the
commencement. as will also an under-
graduate exhibition. which will con—
sist of a debate by the Debating Club.
and other exercises. 0n commence-
ment day there will be a military exhi-
bition. with a sham battle and a game
or ball with Belts: 0! Stamford.
W
There will be choral evenaong'. in
Grace Church, tomorrow. at 4:15 p. in.
'Mr. Charles Chase. the well-known
New York organist. will preside at the
to placebo} .jc‘ evening ‘acryloer Morn-
ing‘servlmnta and loan» 4
l
lllrion.
Thrust ilrlibwninogr
aren‘-
Proiessor. Chase is making extenn‘lve 1
plans for his commencement examines. 3
this year: They will beheld early'in '
her parents, Mr: and Mrs. o. E. wn- . 7
calving. vault .at Riverside Cemetery. . '
”Duke of York. 5% and Big. O‘Brien? ‘
.t
'clOser into
. ’iIllIllly. 'l‘hey‘
. , 3,, Til el'r‘erilil hit as
good “they look. . e as ,s urm
tender and delicious. Contains the
highest percentage of nutrient Juices
boclause out from young. well fed anlz
ma 5.
W
New camber manner.
Adam tolnwold. , Proprietor,
. a stock. so. about
"we 8::(ioiden
uncommon «antennae
, We Mn by firms»;
'uruiaoliiiata. scan. ' 7
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rsmesaauos MEETINGS an.
nauoeo.
NEW HAVEN. April 20—h series oi
conventions under the auspices oi the
Connecticut Sunday School Associa-
tion and the Connecticut Temperance
Union has been arranged with the ob
' ject of arousing a greater interest in
temperance” teaching in the Sunday
.schools and personal work among
young people. Rev. C. G. Mead; D.D..
of New Yorioand prominent Cbnnec-
ticut clergyman interested in the two
’ organizations. will attend the conven-
, tions as speakers.
'lne places and
dates of the meetings are as follows:
Jewctt City, April”; Plainlield. April
30; Mystic. May 1; Stafford Springs.
May 2; Putnam. May 3: Meridcn, May
5; New Britain, May 6; Thompson-
vllle, May 7.
aoope’as BENEFICIAL.
MANILA, April zo—~General MacAr-
thur today informed the representative
of the Associated Press that the effect
of Aguinaldo'e address to the Filipinos
would undoubtedly be beneficial. at.
uinuldo composed the address without
assistance. The original draft. was in
Tagalog. it was alterwnrds translated
into 8psnlcb.‘it is believed that Aguim
'aldo la seriously desirous 0! peace. tie
is not an educated man, but is possess-
ed. of considerable character and:im~
proves on acquaintance. Aguiualdo is
not anxious to visit the United States
No. Bil Soiano: street. and the guard
placed over blip has “been mediums)"
unarmed-5r an acoioanr.
general shape of the bows gives the
impression of a boat which should be.
able toiiteep her head well up. no mat-
ter how hard she may be pressed. It
was in this ability to keep her head
up that the Columbia‘s chief superior-
ity over the first Shamrock lay. "l‘o
take the first Shamrock as a standard
for comparison it may he said that the
principle 30! making the yacht call
over. rather than through the water
will be pushed very much further in ‘
the present races. There is none“ of
the tint tildes under the how or big
shoniderseeh in the his boat.
‘Wbcn tlieffyacht is viewed end-on.
it is reentthut Mr.‘Wntson has .do-
tion adoptedf‘by Fife. The new chai-
longer it 5,“ immeasurably easier than
the prev one" boat in the turn of the
bilge and; garbonrds. and easier even
~ than Cbliiinbia.‘ The lid lanai-row in
the sectipn where it joins the hull, and
sproudafi‘llbfll‘ it turns ilrthe round of
thetrough in‘which the load is carried.
The same principle 0! skimming
water is seen in the outer end. All the
sections are again in segments of‘ a
circle.
The total draught from the water
line to the bottom at the rock curve
of the heel is only an inch or two over
eighteen foot, with two feet less than
the previous challenger.
in the measurement at the extreme
beam there is little difference. though
the point of this measurement falls
much further forward in the Fife boat.
doubtedlr has the ilnest lines over.
turned out of the Clyde. Bhe‘undouht—
only has a hull thatrwilliio' easily
driven. Her beam Will give her a
goodbeal or stability. *But the will
o‘o
ASHEb. ‘
v
. ,. ,
. 'l .
,lnto big ones. TAKE CARE OF 't HE
EVES. Scientific examination tree.
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is
what we guarantee. ‘
*a. monster},
g . Afgrndu-te‘ppliciafi, ,
‘58 Wfill Stu N‘Olzyhlk. Ct.
parted greatly irom the midshlp secs '
Special sands
Telephone Cali 97-2. . . , ,fi
suv voun FISH iii A FISH MARKET},
Crackers. Eels, Spinach. Oysters. (llamastrlped Baauzr‘e‘to.
all. races cauourhlvo ruesu’aprtlwl
529 PEPE!
Fer Farm. Gardehlt‘Tl-ees and“ Shrub
BRADLEY’S until MARE?»
LAND PLASTER: GROUND so
Air Slacked Lime. Siableil’lanurch '
mond B
fry“
5‘. “ ‘
.I l
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'l
.7}. i
4 White Halibut. lilo lb. Roe Shad. , .
omen at Mthllmomlnllhnd atternoon , and itisconsidered heat thathe should .. in the‘rmatter of overall length the . . ‘ - ‘ .. ' , " , ‘ ' ‘ .
0' “W“ twenty-five iricnds. The even- services. There will be special aclo~ REAL “In Tl ND remain berepponding the completion odvantfldlles with the new craft‘br lf’ag‘Clams, 3;; ’3: 2;“: all“! . u .
isle unlispcclnl music. There afternoon , . . _ ‘ . . ,- cf the work of unification. He has nearly ten feet. ' P v . 0. - ' c crel. . ,
serviceszwn be continued indefinitely ”'3‘!“ ”all been removedrto a private residence; Summing up. the . challenger on Fresh Mackerel. Shad Roe; Flat ‘r‘lsb. Steak God. it
arket'codl,
. lil- l
r
Btu-:00
. plea, , Friday. cvenin a. delestflim . drastic II. it» Fit
, . - from ompany K. of r‘lditeport. will
y . visit Company D. of Norwailt, to par.-
“ y; ‘ . i ' ‘ tlclpate in lnllmlltii' of athletic events.
THEJEWELERS. which are now being arranged. _ Pri»
a amaraalrmonwata.
ChsTAMFRiRDlhADrf" liar—Bogart; Mrs.
‘ ' “ ' arias oo .. o , your a. " our
YOU “9”"? HAVE. WE" ‘ miles trombone. started with her hue»
The vacationers] Life ion. (30., of band w drive to this an,“ “my mom .
Hartford. sold last year to cltlinnfi‘ol ing. she told. the bad bad a dream
CGRfiMlCM‘, investinents and'lifo 'Dolf m Whltlh a1] ‘ appeared“) fll‘l‘fl‘llfil'
icites amountiugro nearly , .. oi lmpgmflng «danger. whey—overs
‘ , ' 4, mm. ‘ ' 'drlving through Main street. when
pbbl u tilltd l lll .. “1"," OUT
roe ripen r superintw '-M. ., . x ;. .
be beat sulteiiflwhen clubtops‘aile can “13.313113!“ ”Mr : » ’
be.carrlod..wuhthy/"decks. "
Captain Hogarth. who called the last
challenger. said to the curl-es silent»
or ,Tho Associated . Prater "livery.
ihlngrhas been done in theboat now
tibia way. i have more. confidence
MR8. 81'. ,J ‘ OF DANGER.
~gSOU’i‘HINGTON. .Api‘il .BOmAitor
passing a very restless night. Mrs. .1.
(list. John. wholesales with email
vaccinated in hit
ed‘somewhat. Thirds
‘held nthrstf’tow l1
abated in a me
vale Charles motor. of company lie
is organizing an atheitld team to con»
test with the Norwalltmthletes. At.
, . : . ’ ’ . . . ' their horse ‘slioped‘on iii ‘ pavement. th 1 , ‘ : . . , u - ~ t th esiden e. or b r! m .i run“ [sailed his girth
. ., e , , . _, ,. . an ever had before. . port a o r p o , a a or. I. . . . ,
llildll°‘lllli’“d§ “l“..di‘difili‘i’.“‘ile {run 223‘" Width??? m Ml “i“ M“ MW“ "m W" “-“t 1‘4““ - Mr. w. 0.«‘.lanissonl oi linblin,'iwho Oliver Want“. an Highestmst here. “mi “10 "9N “attire.
out and bruised‘aevereiy. .ilirs.‘ Moore
”a” will“ 1’” held in ‘ lumped and escaped outward," Injury.
sickness wwausp t
til lifter her _' nrri
' {can ofthlg stand
when the Print-e ofWolss' cutter. the1
but ace-swash a your to neither lflfi’lii‘lm‘ld: dildili‘ih’lll“ 3'31
V°“”“”“‘”?‘i|t2“wllls [£33 fimfikgg :lresentatlreon beer the cue ' ‘ lions
qluv 62.-....” tel H ’- ”“”" , "
‘ ’ lddiii.
was pronounced this morning to; be
practically. outyoi danger, .Tho tunnels
ofstho discs
the armor? 8.9113113);
1' , .. Colonel
t “ and 'hleistate ‘
Norwalk Chronicler