Monitor-fl
’ of scarlct fever.
Fairy . The liter
whi ., 3, _ ‘iziiiB vicinity for
several days had w. passed cumin
sea. yellow and rain in 3reported this
morning from illicit ; ut pleasant
wasth'crprovnils‘iit ll tier iterations.
Conditions two or this vicinity:
ploniin w nthbm and slightly higher
temp .
There is a fresh-lot of fish at “the
I’ublic Market.
. i—r'i‘urkoys.»16'éi. it)
. ,
Maud Sc flour at the Ne
cery. See the ad.
or St.
w York Gro-
—Legs Lamb, 12%c.
hayes’.
Frank Ferris has accepted a ‘posi.
tion with H. M. Gardner, the printer.
—-l.ive Crabs. 20c doz.
Bridge Fish
Market.
Harry Goodwin, tho tailor, is having
a run on neclctics and caps. Look up
his nil.
flow Are ‘om‘ Kline” D
l. l‘ on did u.
«itiil‘e?”i’l£‘ll£iil‘l’a d.h%i§°da..bnlli’ni§%?'§'
m
Judge Taylor. of the Stamford pro-
bate Court. will, with his family. spend
the summer in Durien. '
-——Now boots by tho quart. cauliflow-
cr. water cross and mint, at Scanb's
market.
The Norwaik Harness Store will
move from the Mescberg building to
32 Main street soon.
.m-. -~_.
~Buck Shad, 80.. 33 Main street.
The Norwnik & Fairiield Worsted
Mills ball team will play the Over
itivcr High School team Saturday of-
tel'lIOOH.
«Suit Pork. 10c lb. Hayes'.
The Connecticut Railway & Lighting
Company will give free gas cooking
demonstrations at tho Athenaeum. Nor-
wnlli, April 29 to May 11.
-ltubbcr Stamps, Pnds.- Stencils.
l'rcss Souls, etc, .loiin ’l‘l‘yon.
A ‘ball team " from the Gunnery
School of Washington. Conn, will meet
the Norwnlk University school tomor~
row. on the University grounds.
-« Blue Fish, 12c lb. Bridge Fish Mitt.
Some of the Norwalk harbors have
been tnlking of breaking away from
the Union in South Norwaik and form;
ing a local union of journcyinen and
bosses. .
nu..-
*5 lb. pail lard. 50c. liuycs'.
There will be a big time at the club
house of the Klondike Social Club. in
(lranltcriilc. this evening. Tliorc w...
be an cntcrtuimncnt and refreshments
will be served.
~—Ordcr one of tbosu thrce gallon,
uutcinntic cocks of imported Pilscncr, .
Wucrzburgcr Luger-s, or Basis Ale, for
family use. at Hadden's Cafe. 52 Wall.
street.
The South Norwalk High School
boys have formed a baseball team.
with Williilm Cuvaiiaugh as captain.
and Edward Raymond manager. The
team would iiko to hear from other
clubs in this section.
«Lobstcrs. 15c. 10 Water St.
A musical will be given at the Coin
tcr School this afternoon. One fen.-
turc will bc tho violin student’s orches-
tra. and a violin solo by Frank Sturto~
vnnt. .
_. schoolwiii hold a sesion‘in the chapel,
3" tomorrow morning, ath o’ l k
‘ . '. kW v
' More. Home
4r his renovated. 0, rich.
, . new:
huh; recovered
:‘Mins Flut'hlivo
. J >
you. on outwith 11111.
Frank .j M. Jenningfl. .0! .5be11 We
mention-Who has been Tfifitlflullyr‘illiilfit
slightly improved. ,
,, ~Hslibut (stocked) 12
Fish Market.
“ Eli’li‘c‘LNoi'wclk Congr
lanai scw‘ni
~:Primc R0
-Wilter . 8t. '
l” ‘ \..i , fww'uyéi .32? . 1,
”The Junior Christianihndcavor So?
ciaty .of; bhOvSollth ,hiorwalltrfiflhmm;
tional Church is holding a meeting this
afternoon in the church :mlorw . ‘1. "
m
not. “1234. pod ii V
».
wiria‘t Brim Alpinoc. oifirilén“
SouthNorwalk. who. .wasfstrickchmlth.
paralysis several days ago, 8 now im-
proving. . . . .4 ~: 11:;
-Roe Shad. 10c. ll)”. 9‘33 Main ptrect.
Pionccr Castle, A. 0. K., of M. 0..
Will hold an important meeting to-
night. in its rooms in Wall street. Nor-
walk.
1......
~Hothonsc Radishcs, 2 bunches, Bc.
Hayes’.
M '
Several of the new communicants of
the South Norwsili ‘(longresctionat
Church. last night. to consult with the
the pastor, Rev. Paul M. Sti‘uyer.
~Haiibut (steakcdl 12c lb. Bridge
Fish Market.
Sherman Conimandory, No 470, U. 0.
G. 0.. will meet tonight and confer the
first and anemia degrees on two can—
(iid‘utcs. All tho officers and mem-
here are requested to be present.
-Dukc of York. 5% and 5%. O‘Brien
Wilfred Boucher. who wins arrested
in Waterbury on the char e of passing
counterfeit money. was d schargcd by
Judge Burpoc in edityOourt. yes.
tcrday. Theovid nce against him was
slight. ' .
v .
~GREAT CL SING OUT SALE.
Dry Goods. Furniture and Carpets, at
sconcld &, lion's. So. him-walk.
Mrs. Louise L. Weed a trained nurse
his sickness and death. is now with
Mrs. S. R. Pinkham on Church street.
Westport.
~Nativc Celery. three stalks for lilo.
Huycs'.
W
a knocker similar to the one on the
front door of the Colonial Cottage. l:
formerly belonged originally to an 0i-
iiccr in the Revolutionary army. and
the date on it i5'1783.
——Hlb Roast, 12% and 14c. 33 Main éi.
. l
A meeting of allthe officers til-the
King's Daughters Circles of the Nor-
walk Congregational Church will be
held at the residence of Mrs Frederick
Bcidcn, on The Green Monday uttcre
noon at 4' o’clock at which important
business will come up. ' .
Wm
fluent. nu: new: “Infill-cone“.
' Candy antitank obi-o optimisation 1mm.
“Nominal-cloud my
articioln yesterday’s Sentinel. has
never properly come before the Non-
waik Business Man‘s Association. as»
a few of;
that organization. .
.' .‘ M i. "r.
*nGOOli for the illi'nlldfl'rEOHJQIOI that
imported Pllscncr, .Wuerziiurger. on
Bass. Ale. drawn on through: from the
automatic thquigelion r mks; Order
at liaiidcnfs CalahlluWali street. *
.1 iglh'i" ..
Ever
gue ofitho Nowell: Methodist Church
is earnestly urged to. be present at
themoommlttoo social. this evening. at
the home of Miss Edith Wilson, 92 Wall
street/n t 7:45 o'clock.
. Jill‘ifl'i‘ "
LEGABRRWQ LAMB}.
choice round cowt,
NATI.¥E...VSAL ROAST...
.vkhi..-oori.¢*r..i , _
SMALL SPHRRY a BARNEB' SUGAR
M”??? Riven rice eight),
1.. V» ll 1.71. at L
i
the Prices (Rig
ital/join).
12%0 Lula;
12 to lip to:
it
Mrs. J. c. Miller. of "High "satiety,
Dr. .i. Milton cchurn has purchased -~
The overall matter referred to in tho 1
a body, and is simply win the hands of
he iiildivl‘lflfll' members. 05 ,
4.
y. mcinberqof thin Epwmith' Lem i
.1.
s so;
wsbh‘y
no lilting
filmy net, 32.’
$1.50 yard. _
L0“: laiflifl. T0311
novel.
with a slmll
$1 yard.
white and spr
dor dots.
striped in. l)
colors are use
:1 a yard. f. ..
of Norwalk. who was in charge of the ‘1
lute Edward H. Nash. at the time of
quality. and to provl
, limitihssrut
VERDE“
i.
Opposite H
.i
la.
iii-w} yi
.r‘ii‘liwmi hi” u
can 1.9.11” . '
con
d of they not
w
Dice separated by openwork s
:Tiicnc al‘C"~gl'.Cll
.tlic mash fabricated: at lcnsiithatf
iis the namcithcy go by. NDtlllllg,"
like their aristocratic neighbors in
black. but still very libndsomohnd “ V “
Slyard. p <
Pink and blue groundswim _
limit and Miriam.
white. $1 yard ' ”
Light shades of green, yellow
and heliotrope.
stripes by narrow pompndour
stripes in which three or tour
Very effective.
1w. i‘i'l m ,
THE WLAND'
nil". ir
up triad >
.N
menadlnes
113114 .rmany. patternsand meshes
both plain and fancy..at.$t.
t41.
Black with a striking woven
stripe. in white. pine or invention. :
at. iitrirc in bleach:
Another black is striped with .
larch: ‘ .
inklcd with
set 0
(I.
no
. ‘..\‘ J.:¥,_l,1."l L
You can’t malt
flung sq i.'. Mi. l
c a mistake
in choosing from our clock
of Wall Paper of all grades.
We have been careful to have the best
do a“ w do’vdrlety .
.N.
shields
‘tli'rchilc. $3 yd.
hikihldlli
‘ sun at
pointer her-c
. , “of this seaSon.‘
and luxurious, they
en more attractivo .jv
than in past years. '
"rom the finest“ guipures at
to ‘t‘hcdoldl Standby iron
i ’1 iii-"wonderful
deciduous
with
quaros,
1 ». 1 ,. .4 '5“
adincs: among,
7 into
in patterns and coloizln‘i (if pap-
ers are durable, Miamcmnyhhhdilqox-u
pensive. " " ' l ,
iii» no . .
. lilillfilli
$ng andhpcjr. timbers:
3‘3g~_.si;min:n
a,
forty
‘ ._ 'ii iit‘r'tflnMon-
day11May' 8th, 1901, at 8 o'clock p. m..
‘Wniw *1 w.
. l. D 1
illicit kandh‘ere‘for.
. . w lea
c edithc by. may
.1noim1hi5ui122I19o-
sfiihnltqi'm lion
r- » mohair:
Depends upon the clothes he
wears. Vitusty clothes make a.
Do it
where they sell spruccdooklng
rusty mun. Spruce up!
clothes. We will give you suits
in stripes. plaids. silk mixtures ‘
or pinin colors, for from
$6.00 in “8.00
The between priced suits are
first class. .
Try our new Special at
$0.00
The value we give at this
price will be an agreeable sur-
prise to you.
Open Every. Evening Until 9
'O’Ulock.
. K
1. the minds of hermblliindn tho
‘ n rhint on thorax.
‘ other donghtor..Mrs. D. 5“.- Renrdon.
. The womenfolkwnn. who could toll
- of the late William linnipson. of Leroy.
' the conduct of
. mother. a true and. a .
and, ii. faithful child of ‘God’rij‘
Left a widow in curly y mi
family of smi 1:91qu . to
_ issntly and altlitui ‘ i
pics of rightsdus
‘ and directing that
whih‘isll‘ii’wlid it till. o
to call home. Her earthly labors and-
ed. she has gone to her everlasting
rest. and besrawomvvniwitintiiih on
~ high. In the boron ma a desolate and
mom _
the bereavement of this dcarono. there
is consolation in the small voice
pause for a night cud
says: , ‘ .1;
“What I do thou knowest not
‘1'. Jun. ‘Athou [shalt know hereafter."
as fro sight‘but not from mem-
: WW
1 till she “lives “in all the past;
Still her words and work will linger
In our, hearts unto‘tho lastfl
" Mrs; Allen 'leaves ‘ seven children to
mourn their loss. They are Edmund
Iii. Savannah.”
i
l swarm-31.3% our.
and. Henry W ‘ ‘of New
no
«a
<
J‘n ..
lids: as 9'
. ndiionunient for
' no died imahbhnd lived.
Firmly believiuuvlntho Master and
prepared to go ht his.cailing. The
body dies; b hih soul lives and truly
s
the; s‘oul of. ‘r one nogv rests
on o. 1. the. in .of‘lllm w. agave
dim wfill be held Sunday
afternoon at 2 o’clock. from the home
it. 'l‘ is fu
at ‘10 Pint; ”street. ‘
"when organs to the grave; but we
will not deplore thee: ‘ , ;
o‘ horroivnnd darkness encom-
pass the tomb.
TheSaviour has passed thro its por-
tals before then
, And the lamp of His .19
thro‘iiic gloom."
.. ,"A FRIEND.”
m...
A HOUGECLEANINO CAROL.
, (Josh Wink‘ln Baltimore Anxcricnn.)
Tho mclnhcboly days have comomthc
‘ duiidc‘st of tho your-—
The carpot’s'on'the clothesline. and in
coconut wiincks we hour:
The building‘s in the kitchen and the
beds are in the hall.
The pictures are upon the floor while
some one dilute the wall;
We out cold meat and crackers, from a
wobbly kitchen chair.
For this is glad liouscclcnnlng tinie—
so iron from toil nnu care.
A
1
rd in thy light
Thomoighhors lino their windows and
as hasty census take
0f it" the bric-a—brac We have, and col-
~ iculntlonatmake
if it was bought with ready cash or on
installment plan;
We rescue our provisions from the
hasty. whose man. ‘
And life is gnyrand carolcsslikc,
makes one want to roam»
it
cleaning house at home.
clays of scan and dust-
Stove polish dnubs. the tableware~
there’s pic on Wagner‘s bust-—
Piniio._holds_come frying puns—the
bathtiib‘c filled with books——
who they were. by their looks?
Sing boy! Tho glad housccieaning limo
:e-the. time of dust. and-soap.
his a pladsome sishtuto see~througli
it big telescope.
'vht‘e'h OLD omvensnv As PART
. on LeeAcv.
silicon its hands. as part or the legacy
‘-.N._Y.~ Mr. Lampoon was a large benc-
. factorof thntiiufltltution. ..It fell on
. .cvildayanmiit was compelled to close
. .lto doors.
, large sums-of; money to the trustees
. and hoiwos permitted to foreclose on
on thohuildlngs. ,They are now been - .
rind antwamenthousecpecple living
Mr. Lumpson had loaned
in: the laboratories and lecture rooms
of the balloon learning. .
it is believed that if the proper pcr~
institution or preparatory school will be
2 opened in thohalls. The proximity‘to
Ruchostorisnd other considerable cit. ;,
insect Ncw‘York state, would maker ,
‘ that plan. feasible. Yale as a. uni‘ver-
I city will not have anything to do with _.
such school if on
founded. 1 a.
Tiwbloolcofaw
8i
1:
. any .1
itch:
imiomamrv :dnr. Kcoil‘.‘ '
wood blobs
, the bonito, and
. yund well aired if»
out pests," minis
c April Ladics'Honic _
._ .liaep kitchen gar. ',
. hing-cloths, dishcioths or ‘_ .
“ dune. Burn or otherwlii no
a garbage; wash ‘and dry Ii c 39ft
{1‘ q
_,,insccts. Ii‘m all t"
jstonowaro or glass lilac
bank. tai.ddq..,whlch ,Xalc also rccciw
ad from tho Iicmpa’o’hicstuto, has for
the most part been subscribed for by
citizens of Motown. Former Pesto
mastorvdoncrala.‘wiilaon B... Blssell. of
Buffalo; N. 1.; rhproscntcd Yale in the
settlement ointhmostatc... .
Ml .
1
lo . ‘
, 1 bill home. which is the ill
Willy‘itll
and ,_ . all
. mittsdr‘toccxpc
o opiniou that W
nh‘r ,
‘ , , l1 polished“,
cry. nice honours.
anilfll‘nrcc '
limb
Ho ulso‘ tronsur '
'1 moi 1
it'l- . ..
lgovcr
the hearts condom indr'bleodin‘ge by “
"in it’y ‘oihgiiam or Pe‘
To lilc‘ away—meetings the folks are 5
The melancholy days are heroAtlio
Yale University has another unirm» /
sons can be found to take charge of the .v -
lockwaln’a1thcwlacrov '“
1
They are purelngciaitl
ii 1" . ‘
it.
uoh .offsri ‘
«to fairly opened. Solos oil
, day and they'll continu
climb-Millie, w 1‘
or 'stylish‘u to
‘1"), , n9
Sti‘l o’n‘nd“
t n
. coiorings and denials,
. Merchrlccd silk Chit
colors‘ or opinion. ugh .
wasir and hold their vanity ‘
1
, .
"at .
srocxmas Ann" ‘
, hunch Mm:
‘ fl”
O“ .
‘ .Ladies' Shirt Waists, in
Lawn. special. 39c. .. . , .
ss‘ .Wuistfly.;niccly made. 500d
rcale‘. 500.
percaie and
iveg’tsi 12%?! .. 1 V"
Ladies’ white Lawn Waists, tucked. ' omen's "9 cotton 9“ ‘
Wk and front, new “99m; 890. Hailey colored lace fronts. 2h
‘1Latiies.1:hfifmbray§shirt waitits. in“ - " ~ '
plain color? or stripes, Bishop siesvc.‘ lWomcng ”31° ,-
fancy califl‘i‘.'islt09m"i. 1" $1123de #331125ng i1 8
Ladies’ plain colored Chambray'D‘ ' n? £181?“ 3‘ 38%
.lllaiotc. intestistylo tucked front and ”me“ u no 8 “Sta 0‘
back;’ front insertion trimmed, $1.89.
. i- Till‘l‘fl' ;,‘V‘Mi...x» ’
‘ Men’s Egyptian _, Balbrigga
. ‘ .inhd‘fi‘awcrs,’eupcrior to.
11,551.11)“ ,9): 2311.1“; i Children's ilne ribbedhoc’
Exceptional hurting 0 milliliter
corii‘o “our Way occdslomiily. 1 “When
they do come our way, we at once put
heelanil toe, fashioned heel
"5%“ 17C. .
them in your Way. so you may share in
the saving.
en‘s fancy stripe and
19-inch wash silks, new lino in all Women's fast black plain
m
half hose. llll/éc. '
the new and best colors, special value, with white feet, 12%c.
" il4fWash1iiizi0n Street. South Norwalk. Conn
Women‘s fast black polka d
lfic. ‘
490 yd. Women's fancy lace, lislc h
24-inch all silk Foulards in the int- 50c‘aud 750. ‘ ‘5
‘w. A. BENEDICT,
Roomi f.“ Masonic llguiiding.
Nor-walk. Conn.
Norwalk, Conn, April 26, i901
Dear Sir: .
The custom tailored man looks more natty than the ready,-
wcar man. doesn't he? There is. a tone to his clothing that can
be described. Nevertheless it is there—it's visible. , ,
If high prices have barred you out from havingyourvclb't
made to ortici‘. you have no further reason for staying out- Of
tailored class. We will make you clothing at the ready-t y‘v
prices. There are over 600 samples lo select from.
Sincerely yours,
c
AT, THE ,
'4. u
Chiral Food Cd’s Stole
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES - Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE —- Elegant Cream, Roquelort,
.Dairy, Miniature Cream, etc.
.Elléflfl
FRUIT .— Florida and California Navel Oran
anas and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
gcs, Bait "
VEGETABLES - Spinach, Cauliflower, Celery,
matocs, Cucumbers, Water Cress and Hot Hons L‘Rndiilh‘b
Roe shad are coming now, and we are ha in ‘
luck in getting the good ones, as they take to, .0 _
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you up
will call on us. ‘ V ' 4
activating taxonomic“: a“ ‘ '
‘ _ .. _
llama. The V
‘ , ' , .. ‘ 11mm
box» canton: loo-Pins.
Norwalk Chronicler