, at for Norwuik on L ” .
. ‘le d Weatherwith local chow to to- .
nigh . ..'i‘huredny.‘ '
‘ Low-pressure area is central this
morning tilt. the Jersey Coast. Cloudy
and showery weather prevails no nu-
‘cwea‘t as indianu, and as for southnu
Vir into. The low area, will probably
pus south of this vicinity tonight. and
be followed by clearing weather on
Thursday. *
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Company D will drill this evening. ,
Miss noun Nichei‘ébn, or swam,
is ill in New York.
Miss Charlotte Hamilton. 0: New-
town avenue. is visiting in Waterbury.
Mrs. W. A. Teller: and sons. of Un-
ion Park, have returned to their-home.
after a trip to Glen FelispN, Y. '
Cliiiord Sherwood; of‘Comp street. in
now employed in the office or the Con-
necticut Railway 8: Lighting Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ristel entertained
Ll large gntherins at liloir..home in
Newtown nvonue one evening recently.
The controller of a white line cur
burned out. in Norwalk. 1 st night, and
it was necessary to ‘sn stltutc a red
our to run to South Not-walk.
*Wanted—Painters and paper hnng~
crs. Becker‘s, 8'? Washington St. S. N.
Rev. J. J. Furlong in attending the
funeral of Rev. P. Tandy. late of St.
Jerome's Church, New York. in that
place today.
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Misses Amanda and Agnes Rateh‘
ford. of South Norwalk. have been vis-
iting Miss Marie Mnnion, of Grassy
Plain street. Bethel.
Richard Fitzgerald, who has secured
employment in the Yale & Towne
shop. in Stamford. moved his family
from South Norwmuf’yesteruay. ‘
~—~itubbor Stamps. Pads. Stencils.
Press Seals. etc, John 'i‘ryon.
Mrs. John Smith, of Snrntogn, New
York. who has been the‘ guest or her
daughter. Mrs. W. B. Parks. of France
street. returned to her home this
morning.
Mrs. Lorindn Bennett Andrews, wid-
ow oi' Norman Andrews. died in
Brooklyn. Saturday. aged eighty-three
yours and five months. She was for
inorly a resident of Norwalk.
Mrs. C. lrving Ferris. of NewsaYork.
who has been the guest of her hillt-
band's parents, Mr, pnd‘Mrs. Jennifl'l.
Ferris. of West street. returnedhtime.
yesterday. ‘ l‘ _ ' ‘ '
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—-‘Come and inspect our line of flow-
‘vrs. foliage and imported novelties.
Up to date millinery. 31 Main street.
Open Mon. Wed. and Sat. evenings.
The l'm-owa Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Francis H. Brewer. in
i‘nirlleld. yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Henson, oi Noruialk, delivfiried a Ivery
interesting addreiia‘ am' can
Howells. «on? !
Pioneer Castle. No. 1: ‘A. 0. K. of M.
0.. will hold it very important meeting
in its hall over the Jefferson House.
in Wall street, Friday evening. Every
Sir Knight is particularly requested to
be present.
'l‘homus Richardbon. of New Jersey.
is spending a Week‘s vacation in South
Norwnlk before entering upon the du-
ties oi, wdraitenmn for u :saielncposlt
vault compuny, Which has ‘qtififlel‘s, iii-
the Postal Telegraph company's build-
ing in New York... Mr. .Richnrdson.
ivho is a tumor resident. will move
. to‘Sduth Norwulk, in a short time. -
. PAIN? YOUR QUéGV #0“ 75¢.”
ready tor pee; , 10 .,eolore.. . Given... a
‘ 1
ties at the Swarm}? i.
. to . .
Godmotworkeu the inioto
.‘eundidato. last evening. ,‘
Minluter. .. Hub era, L
.1)
ch“: will be “name mini?
Tileimet .
"week‘s v
tor
.. fr . M A .
“rut ue‘n‘ior gymnasium ii .ls‘of tin-
‘Young, Men's Christian ‘ M10"
met last night. Prot. I. ll. not was
pronoun ' ‘ ' “ , ‘
her. r": n: Rubbing-rot» Witterbury.
pent last night “with, Mr. one Mrs. D.
indeed. of Norwalk. Today“ he went
to New :York. ' a ‘: ~
.3.
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Contractor Willlnmrilg'MeMnhOn line
completed Charles Wuchn‘s; house in
Ely n‘venu‘e. Mr. Witch lenient moving
in with his family. ‘ ‘ .
Tomorrow will be observed__us St.
Mary‘s day in Trinity Episcopal
Ohm‘ch‘.‘ There willbe? holy common
ion at 10 o’clock. ‘ ‘ .
Mrs. Elizabeth McCui'lm-y died. at her
home in south Wilton. yesterday. The
morrow, at 2 o'clock,
Edwin B. Curtis. of Brooklyn. has
‘beenill at the home of his brother.
Charles E. Curtis, of Union Pork. but
in improved. , L
w.‘
The Misses Gertie and Sadie Coleman:
of High street. ‘Who have “cur-tho
guests of Miss Mabel'She‘rrr.‘ ofiBridge-
port, have returned to their homes. ~
may be gained from the tree gas. cook
ing demonstrations to be given at The
Athenaeum. April 29 to May 11.
A large horse collar. in fairly good
condition, was found in Wnter street.
night before 1Ws by Qihcer Hall; rlt‘
divans an ownerf‘nt police headquarters.
The second degree was conferred on
two cundldntesiut the regular commun-
in their rooms oil/Washington street.
lustynlght.
'i‘h'éiralns" during the pest coupled!
weeks has made passing under the
railroad bridges very disagreeable.
substance. *
Sherman Commundery. No, 470. U. 0.
G. (3.. will confer the first und‘iieconii
degrees. Fridny evening. upon two'can-
didates. and all members ore reqheste
to be present“?
Eureka Rebekah Lodged. 0. 0. F..
will not go to Bridgeport. tomorrow
night, as announced, as it has been
learned that there will be no work' for
them in that place.
»A telegram was received last night.
announcinfx' jthe‘ nrrtttal of "Hon. and
Mrs. A. H. .ByinxtonyinnNew ‘Yonh.
They spent the 'Ii’igh‘titli‘ere. and
arrive in Normallr‘this alter-noon
The entertainment committee of tin
Catholic Club has arranged {or n
smoker and musical; to be given in the
club rooms, Thursday evening. Attor-
ney J. J. Walsh! will give an address.
A son wns’biirn Sunday. to Mr. and
Mrs. William T. O‘Brien, at their home
in New Britain. Mrs. O‘Brien's maiden
she formerly resided in Livingston
Baptist ~
‘ on
mania-time for e: ruroumeet- N
A; more;
funeral will be held from her home. to- _
——Muny valuable hints and receipts
ication of Old Well Lodge, 1". & K; Mt; .
There is a constant dripping of an oily . ,
name was Miss Augusta Bracken. and '
rurclia‘ses.
i’aficystrnvvliets,
and folio
i .
.
\i‘iliiiil‘i, regular trend: to
.i ‘ ‘ 7 *3“
.. (my t of fine" hats in
‘siylct .ndsomeiy trimmeiil sty-
inh in pretty. regular :35 to.‘$7,
and Cl ‘ iiigher— ‘r *‘ww y“
_ ‘ 33.53%
i hi
and fa . edge, tasteful)? trim-
med. r lar $2.50—— $1.50.
Right 0 . r. rear.
0 Wit
““3 hi 9 hey
quell and
m 9 Wins .
.‘l‘s ' durn V
or of all grades.
reful to have the best:
newest 3» ‘5 ‘
Wis- :w"
gluten The clothes no
dynamo: make a.
. .mgtjrr’mlin; tiprucc up! /Do it
‘ l uteri tiny 'seii' spruce-looking
n's Leghorn hats, plain.
e.» clothe»; We will give you suite
in atrineii. ploliip. silk mixtures
" or plain? commie: from
Stiiiiito Silliiii
The between priced suits are
,. ; iirst close.
Try our new special at
The value we give at this
price will be on agreeable sur-
prise to you.
Open Every Evening Until 9
O'C‘lock.
Telephone 133-12.
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anion
,l .x.
street. ‘ 5
M ' t
Someone killed a large‘ out and left
it under ‘the Monroe street bridge. it
was a, grue’uomejsight. Street Suporn
lnténde‘nt samurai W. Heyt. Jun. was
notified yesterday afternoon. and h]-
removed it. ’4
._ Several members of the Germun é
dinner; in The. orwalks uttende
‘uhncertzgin Brill inform lhst night” ‘
ten up to radio many to go town jg
new r‘builuing 'to‘ he, owned excluoiv
by German glaciation, ‘
humour "Alene ozvoeva ‘
‘ . men ,
with‘Dcvoe‘s Gloss dori‘inge Paint.#moor' paint dogt’ac more a it
_higiir~.gloss equal. to new. Sallie};
Comatoek. Wntitins it now, in: urea}.
million: ‘it look ‘ brighter and. .
ice-o }. e muoneawrfioor
gmiiloc i Watkins
hum.“ J. (r. Pro in.»
T 5 “yr »
.i.
The price is‘hot the onlykliffe
inunenscly, ‘ ' 1 ,, l
ane cannot afford to eat any
“Lethe-y digest more coolly, give
it this «(position over carefully. then come t
1 ’il'h‘c morentttactive, sin
nice the “best”
e
Great Difference in Me
rcncc in znezitsequuiit":
i
thing less than the highest
genuine strength to the p
s ’3‘
rcnli’Ze with; til ‘
cc l will
i
TngtonsteLoTHlens.
mitten. romances
. it: . v:
‘ ‘ mine or their
to a reception». '
til ucgartmeiltp
. ii” p
in”: u. , . .
, ,riny men will her
before attendi % tugs e
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poet. or W
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. enmity)»
which will re”-
tuntvhusiueus. ~-
b Soldiers
.'.._nnr_t‘“ .. .
tillhiwm “bedded; , ’
hakinnonma a other ttlie
ll. miterlrell .
min
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or G petrol S. ..
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no inure B
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pond Semi ‘
fillimpsonv ll
Rm
,. ”Wilt? “z“ ,
3' 9‘8. (if
0 Ti1 ii i9 d
to v ug, not epurtment comman-
ders in the Ethic tir ': General Ed-
unmanned; of Norwich: Genera
tum. Bi. .Diebrow,_,ot Bridge art;
go 8. Smith, at Norwich; page
‘ B.‘ Beers. of Bridgeport: lra
mobs: ‘orwNew Britalu:‘ more R.
Hyatt. otMofllienr‘flb’noral Frank D.
Slant, of Washing n. D. C.: John T.
Mulch“ nudge Henry E-
the
the
49o
LudZes‘ Shirt Walst’u in percale and h
”Tiliw‘il’iwt 1 ’
. i on“ auto. nl‘ee‘y made, good.
quality . Gingham! or. . Percale. ,Soc.
Ladies' whit 1. WI: .Waists. tucked
back and front; new sleeve. 89c.
Noodles”, Ch’anibrny nlilrt: waists. in
a - . y. . on more or w ties. Bisho" siee ,
f ew Britain, iancy‘collar, #100. ' '1) ve
Ladies“ \ .
Wallets, latest style" tuclted trout and:
back, trout insertion trimmed, $1.39. 56
n flit-UN“ of 51m.
mobilizionitl. nutmeg
come .‘onr way o‘c- sd‘uall . 'Who‘n . N ”I," H “
they do come our way. we atyonoe out halitigant; fancy utripe and, poi
them in your way,
19-inch Wash silks. new line in all
i
24~inch all silk Feniards in the'lethliilc
color-inseam danish . ill.
‘ ., gideruerlued. sill: Dhmhro
ante polka do. one _ ._
‘ p it
been mo
ockrholdu ”batters val ‘
Women’r pure white inoe
Vests. i’zléc'. ' ‘
Women’s fine cottonlve' s.-
igncy colored lace fronts 25
c" i’ w .
Women's line“ thread Vestn‘
pink and blue, 25c, 9,
Men’s Frenoh Bnl‘briggnn' Sh
Drawars; full line sizes; Ellie.
Men'ewlilgyption Bolhri‘gga
land Drawers, nuperior fight-i
glob. 59c.
i ,‘ Children's flne‘rlbbed h
neurone toe, fashioned heel;-
or. 170; i .
plain ,. colored Clinmbray
. dhhortuiiities
horse. iZlfic.
‘30 5'0“?“33 share in Women's last block polka. id»
saving.
. c, .
rWomen’s last block plain ' ,
with white ieet. latte. .,
Women's fancy lace, Hole 1103'
oeuvre. . ‘ ‘9 a’
South Norwalk, Conn
115W] and beat colors, special value.
3 3
"4 Wilmington Street.
General tunnel B. Home.
gallium filament. otvNew
. ‘olohcl hn‘ C.” Brenton. of
IMiddletoWn‘: B. E. Smith. of Willimun-
tic; Wit Bogorosol mention; 8.
. 02" Derby: John M.
Brewer. of Norwich: Oscar W. Cor~
nish. of Waterbury: Gustavus D.
Bates, or Putnam; Hon. William to.
Simonda. and Henry R. Jones. of New
Hartford. *‘ ' '
STAMFORD Vt iLL EASE.
Dillarenco of Opinion: Regarding Mean-
; Ing‘of Relidnary clause.
‘ V’Afln interedtiug‘wiu case came it
before the Supreme Cutirt yesterdhy ml:
ternuou'on reservation. The Questions
rained are in the interpretation of the
will of the laie'John P. Hamilton. of
Stumi'ord; who‘ died and left a fortune . »-
of silent $100,000 to .various relatives
and charitable eoeleties.
" here was nocdnteet betiveen tne
portion on the general bequests. out
3! diminution: opinion arose over "the
heroin f meaning oi“ the residuary
mourn; and this meaning in further
- poihhiidnted by the unusual provisions
or moseotions or the will; .
‘ “In the first erection of the will are »
two Whichpl‘ovidc lite incomes to two
‘ persons. The ex‘ecutors are instructed
fiofifggo’ongugh mil‘mrlm give Ann "
. g ‘o. ear an athoi .“‘
ween we r rear. " 3' “-
'i‘hen there are :1. number of sections
in which the prelutIVes tire remembered
'lor‘wsu‘ crooning from 8500 to $3.000. ,
Nozrt contests are made to the New
_ York 'qmiety for the Relic! oi." the
Ruptured and Crippled, the American
Female Guntdinn Society. the home
‘for the rumor us in New York. the
American Bible. ociety, the American
~ ‘Seumen’iji Friend Society. the Ameri-
can Tract Society add the Connecticut
Indugtrini, school {origin-ins " ' -'
3 .. ‘ ‘hhgtiy' it” ill gridded that if there
Lilli”? enough oiioy to‘ raise the lu-‘ ‘
j pence fertile first two and’puy the
. "iegitfcieb thithej'otli‘e‘rs. [then those that
‘Eodeive' ‘th’e legumes must give up
’ [the truiit mulls. . .
gm
Moi-rt: in a. very. old 'Wmna'n‘1md wilt v‘
on with little man. 'The’hflouaadhoiu
money to‘ help muse n‘p‘ .- ~ ‘
l41th: th’e’jother hand. It more is more
, than enough to‘oer'ry‘ out the prov!
siting o! tile.“ will, then the lethal ,
wage incregsed. The; volue‘ol‘tho ‘es- .
_ , mm o jnijore t ”on sulllcient to ’
fiber "all ‘deniandri' " n‘nii nbo‘ui V4000 1 ’
owing: :to «igloo up- ' ‘ ' l 'i i“: -
n"? con do has arisen not no - '
wiridbdlor nethflwlhuttr. Wool;i u ‘
w“ hypothetiie'tor‘hl
"hairdo. his.
not live much. lolltél‘. so thiit ho truét"
nil wiil‘nloofrevert‘to ‘the‘olto’tyeuihe
, wotuuni: amounting“ uncommon; ‘
hor'oxoeutorsno not rltnow What‘- not
blemished "claim that it: ought
divided e,inr’ncu(9fduueo with/tho V
duuryelnuco‘otihlrwill. , ‘ ‘
‘1‘ hi} the ' I
dunno ‘
ulflitoh loft» 'nor'dlroot 1 men
, kin, were cousin of t
'omnueiitiuwymnre
Dear Sir:
ll 0 W.
rcady-to—wcnr price. Otherwise—well
J .pafiirx Miniuturmcam, etc.
... _ , m
W. A. BENEDICT,
Room I, Masonic Building
Norwalk. Conn. ‘ ‘ ,
Norwnlk, Conn, April 24, 1901
Did you say that you were to attend one of the May w
dings? Have you been thinking of what you will wear~what
should wear?
inciting JUSt that suit necessary on such an occasion
.a
Have you looked over vonr wardrobe and teen
You have made up your mind to get that suit—better orde
ii you order it from me, you got a custom—made 'suit, at
_ . . you know the rest.
lior correct dress believe me. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
Faitiifuiiy yours.
_ w.A_.BE1vEn a»:
Central Follimm Store
You CAN FIND
GROCERIES :— Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE —— Elegant Cream, Roqueiort, *Englioh,‘
FRUIT —— Florida and California Navel Oranges, Bans,
anus and Extra Fine Grape Fruit. “
VEGETABLES - Spinach, Cauliflower, Celéty, up;
matoes, Cucumbers, Water Cress and Hot House Radioheo.
nuns, ‘pouurnv AND FISH or ALL kitted!
, Roe shad are coming now, and “we are halving from.“
luck in getting the good ones. as they take to our bai
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you if your:
will call on us. { . “f '
The. Control ,
Comer karma
1
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Food co.
Place‘and;
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Norwalk Chronicler