M George on ‘Stamford. is a guest
of Percy coin id of Main street.
~Shouldcr , b be. 33 Main street.
'.Gus C. Clubland I,B,altimore, Mary-
land. is in Sect emails on business.
Cookéndc Tribe. I. 0. it. M.. will hold
its regular Iweclily meeting, this even.
“IS. ,
~Chlcllciis. lhiébi’iuflayes’.
. A portion of the big scales of the
rNcrwnlk Coal Company broke this
morning. “ “1"
Mrs. Calvin Smith. of South First
street, who is quite ill. continues about
the same.
m
-—RoeI.Shad.*10c.lb. Bridge Fish and. A
”..‘...
The second degree was conferred on
two candidates by Olive Branch Lodge,
it. of P.. last night. .
Mrs. Fred Byxbee. of Unionviile, is a
guest of her mother. Mrs. J. M. Bene-
dict. of West Main street.
~Ladics‘ Bicycle Hats?» O‘Brien.
Gelleral Russell lvrost left yesterday
nftei'nomi for Atlantic City. where he
will remain until the first of May.
—-i’riut Butter.
....—.
22c lb. F. D. L. lit Co.
Mrs. James F. Kenny. of Pine street.
Norwaik. entertained Mrs. Edwin
Johnson. of Bridgeport. yesterday.
~Latest style Del-bics’anE Soft Hats.
the C. & K. make. at Giiiin’s.
The Christian industrial League oi
in South Norwalk Methodist Church
will hold its regular monthly meeting
this evening.
——Print Butter. 22c lb. if‘. D. L. & 0?).
The Oportunity Circle of the Norwalk
Baptist Church. met yesterday after-
noon, with Mrs. Scofleld, of Quintard
Place. Norwaik.
~noe Shad. 10c ‘lbl'iirlci‘ge Fish Mid.
Rev. William Mailer. rector of St.
Joseph‘s Church, is expected to return
home from his Washington trip either
today or tomorrow. .
~—Best Elgin Butter. 23c lb.
Lawton 8': Co.
Sherman Commandery United Order
of the Golden Cross. will meet tonight.
in the Sons of Temperance rooms. in
the Gazette building.
1“. D.
~Ali kinds fish, 38 Main street.
The schooner J C Knapp has arriv-
mi from Long ihiahd with a load of
sand for Raymond Brothers The car-
go is now being discharged.
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«All the new things in landles’ Belts
Ties fancy Supperters. Corsets, etc..
at M S. Smith (it Co.’ a.
lionard Montgomery. oi (‘oinstocii
Brothers Norwaik store, is still laid up
at ills home. in Belden avenue. by ill:
ncss lie is slowly improving.
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-liargc Roe Shad. 85¢ each; buck
2.50 at Hnycs'.
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"any. the bright little son of Ml‘.
and Mrs. S. J. O'Brien. of Bayview ave-
nue. sprained his ankle and is using
crutches. l~lc handles them like an old
veteran.
-Sllad roes, i‘rcsh mackerel. eat
fish and iln huddle. at Schaub's.
Mrs. Charles Yout. of South First
street, who has been thcguest oi rela-
tives, in Brooklyn. has returned home.
Her sister. Mrs. illlmer Merrill. and
daughter. of Staten island. accompan-
ied her.
i when Shad loci Forsqusrter Lamb.
Mild: Log ofhanib’.12li.c: Chopped
Beef. 120; Will Roast 14c; Pot Roast,
lie. at "8chuitzes Market. .
lfliEBllRN 8: illlllE-H.
THE JEWELERS.
3 mm eraser. NcaWALa.
do wumwn‘fou or. to. NORWAL’K
M
r.
. You will find complete
Q’I'I‘IICAL DERAR'II‘MENTS
at both of our stores, with roam os-
pocially titted up tor that purpose.
Spectacles and eyeglasses littcd by the
most improved methods and satisfac-
tion guaranteed it you are having
Anubis with your eyes, it your glorious
do not suit you. it you are subloct to
headcount a- have been fitted by an ill»
‘ , Robert Martin. of bummer street. has
wavered from as hart illness. ,
Wm
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«Corona chicken and iii he s
anb’sgibi‘srlict. 5 r y Mi
Frederick Ockers. of West aayville.
a heavy crater. hippo is in town.
A cordially selected line oi Neck:
wear; at Glam 5. oils and blah). Out of
him prdinhry kind. ,;,9 i‘II’lIII‘ ‘
Max Tariov. the horse dealer. will
M
H. P Price and family. of West iv...
nus. is visiting J. B Cousins. Jr., of
Brooklyn.
m
+18 Fresh E888. 25c. Elli... d: Co.
Tile road roller is being prepared for
use on the Norwalk city streets. It will
start tomorrow.
vesscy Brotherton. of Harbor live
one has accepted a position in the Neir
walk if: Fairlield Worsted Mills
.. n.. n..-.7...
~lee Crabs, 20c doz. IBridgc Fish
’ Market.
0. B. Jaékson. 58 Wall street. Nor-
walk, will fit. your eyes perfectly to a
pair of glasses. See his a.d
The Howland Dry Goods Company is
ready to show you an endless variety of
summer goods for dresses.‘
——._...
~Umbrellns and Canon. O‘Brien.
Robertii. Mount, of Glen island. who
is in the employ of John H. Starla.
the steamboat man. is in town.
Look at the specials in groceries in
A. Stuil’s ad. today. His store is at 24
Cottage avenue. East Norwalk.
~The ladies are urgently requested
to call and see the shirt waist patterns
at Giilln's. Only one pattern of each
number sold in town.
The new Southern New England tel-
sphone directories were distributed this
morning around The Norwaiks
James O’Con oil. of New Britain. is
in South Norwa k, spending a few days
with .his parents in Union street.
-—
~Conio and inspect our line of flow
ers. foliage and imported novelties.
Up to date millinery. 31 Main street.
Open Mon’.. Wed. and Sat. evenings.
Norwaikcrs springing jokes today
simply ask their friends if they are not
afraid the sun Will hurt their eyes.
M»...
Hotel Hamilton is being renovated
and re-papered. William Jennings.
the paper hanger and pointer. is doing
the work.
«Figured and“ Plain Swiss Curtains.
85c upward. Large variety of Uphol-
stery Goods. 49c upward. M. s. Smith
8: Co.
Attorney Joscph R. Taylor is in
Bridgeport. today. as counsel in the
Lalley~McGrath case. which comes up
in the Common Pleas COuri.
A son has beenr‘b‘ol‘n to Mr. and Mrs
Robert E. Dudley. in Newark. Mr.
Dudley formerly resided in South Nor-
walli.
~When packing away winter furs
use Cedrcne Camphor Compound. 26c
at Piaistod's.
Mr. and Mrs. l.e(lrsnd C. Belts. of
The Green. gave a small family dinner
unity. in farcu'eil to Miss Grace Bylng-
to and Benjamin Andrews. last even
lng
al.—
y—Anything. everything you can rea
sonably expect to and in a good men‘ s
furnishing store you’ll had at Gillin’s
'i‘he' lemains of the late John W.
Sinuson have been removed from the
Selleck's Corners burying ground. in
New Canaan. to the Riverside Ceme-
tery. Norw‘nlk.
George ii‘. Kendall, state inspector oi
bunks. residin in Sufficld. Conn. was
in South NorWa. .l. yesterday. inspect-
ing the different hanks lie found them
in ilrst- class condition.
MOzonc. Babbitt‘s. or Other kinds oi
Hoop. ic. Joseioff's, 72 North Main St.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. will
hold a rehearsal. tonight. it is re-
quested that every member of the dc
greo team be present The entertain
mont committee will meet tonight in
the lodge room at 7: 30.
It was intended that a delegation
from Eureka Rebekah Lodge] . 0.0.
F. would do to Bridgeport last night.
to be brilliant and assist in degree
work. it "has learned that there would
be no work for them to do.
Schindler?“ postponed. ’v‘
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so the
~~Special sale 'lorclion Laces. 5c. lilc
and >ch yd.: a large variety of Val.
Locos. all widths and prices; Job in
'i'affsta Ribbons. all widths. 5c and lint
yd. MA! Smith a Co; ‘
A pleasant surprise has been planned
for the members of the Hospital
Whist Club and their nests for this
evening. when the the hem of the
club ilild their irisnds Will be enter
tallied by err-Senator John H. Norris
and wife at their home. 88 West street.
Mrs. J.J JWardoii. of to Ann street.
and son. Lewis. started yesterday. ior
Norwiilk. Ohio. where they will remain
for some time.- howni will enter school
next Monti . tic has with him a let-
lulled _ recommendation,
Irqhi and department.
is. admission“ of
“WI
‘ WPlocsismovinsirom ovum-kt . I ‘ °
losses Place. Norma cI “
.a/.
return .tomorrow. with a car load of
, horses.
' No matter-‘whctber you pay
" fnlt. youtwiiigct one that will star
w ii tailored all through
d Worsted Bulls at 3 I
change your ideas of what readyvto
l anarchic 5ll
13- do with
who like i.
ioMixtures. rpiaids and black.
and Golf Hats.
Smart is the word to describe 0
toriiy Bows. 25c and bile.
l‘ SPRll‘iGI
Glace Spring Cloves in Slate,
them at $1250: Tan WalkinE’Glofil
A great collection. carefully pic
The stripes roll up, but the prices ru
MASONIC BUILDING
NORWALK STORE.
. ‘ ‘ . dimers Worsted and C '
Flannel. made i the late fashion. with one. ‘
shoulders. from til. iii) to $20. You ought to
lid that is‘ something a and
(elfotlgfi-ntting style of the day!
Splendid specimens of good tailoring this .
m‘. short. boxy coats for shorten t
mm
SPRING HAT
Here is your favorite shape of Derby, the best but that can be made.
for 53; next best. :2. 50; then 82. Same prices on new shapes of tourist
SPRING NBCKWBAR AIM). RLOVBS.
comer even came into the city. Narrow Derby Fourdn Hands. now not
common BROS.
lilac
its. and Striped:
:I‘Igit. with wide,
wear talio‘
so so.
ill; with for those
algal (inverts. Oxford
ur new nechnrear, Nothing hand-
SHIRTS n..-b.
la the leaders of fashion We have
sand Kid measures. 31. 31 50.32.
lied. and "‘right’ from the word go. ‘
a new to $15.93 lucildiSc '
14 scum MAIN eraser.
sour-a NORWALK evens.
The frequent use and mi
pare my grain and judge to
am entitled to use the word
BUY OATS THAT’S CLE
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J
m
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ease of the word “best" has
made it commonplace and meaningless. and I would hes-
itate to use it. but that i am willing that you should com-
r yourself whether or not I
"best.”
AN.
Manuel T. Hatch
JACKSON’S STUDIO
IS REPLETE WITH THE LATEST 317555 0!"
Bring the Children Today.
Tomorrow man be too late.
Our Special Portrait Work in Platinum will please you.
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
ALL TROLLEYS
PASS THE DOOR
53 WALL STREET,
NOR WALK.
W. S. Sturtev ant attended a banquet
in Bridgeport last night.
I
Agigantic spling sale of dry goods
begins tomorrow at the Boston Store.
Main and Wall streets. Norwalk. Look
at the big ad. in today's issue.
LleWei‘ler s olchestrn practiced the
music. which they will render at the
reception of the graduating class at
the South Norwuiii High School. next
Friday night in the Armory.
Charles Tom. the boy who escaped
from the County Home at Norwnlk a
few days ago. formerly lived in this
city‘iindT it as been learned that he
came directy here after leaving the
home} ~He is not here at present, how-
ever. and the authorities of the home
have secured no further trace of him
~Dilnbiiry News '
The Eldest R. Wilson liabeas COIplil
case came ilp before Judge Tiiiax. in
the Supreme Court. part second. in
Brooklyn. today Attorney John .I.
Cuneo'. counsel ibl' Mi. Wilson. \viii
enter a demurici on the ground that
the petition for halides corpus was in-
sufficient in law.’ He will ask that the
case be set aside.I
“—Spcciai sale for Sat. and Men. of
cal‘thern Pitchers of all sorts: Brass
liods. do upward: Window Shades. 10c
upward. Fresh Candy. all flavors. at
popular prices. M. S. Smith & Co.
James Walsh. of Pine street. Nor-
walk. had the misfortune. last night
to slip while near the band stand on
the Norwalk Green. and failing heavily
on his ankle. lie Was able to limp
home. and is now quite lame from the
effects. lie was covered from headlto
foot with soft mud. Mr Wailil fell
down- stairs. several months ago and
broke the some ankle
COUNT LEO TOLIbTOi'a LETTER.
BERLIN. .Aprll fill-“The National
Ichtung today Iprintil Russian special
correspondence which contains anotiii
or version of thd letter Count Loo 'i‘ol
atoi. April i0..addrsascd to the czar
and cabinet. The lettel protected
against the system of forcibly sup»
pressing intellectual and political pro
gross. counselling the liberation of. the
peasants from despotic treatment the
removal of all barriers of enilgntsm
most. and the free profession of any
faith. The letter concludes:
"This appeal have 1 Leo Toistoi.
Written not as ‘a personal conviction.
in *- c surname» v
091%“ ‘ ‘ dent odds.
"The lot- '
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cAch CHESS MA‘rc'ii.’
mums——
Contact Commenced Today Between
College Representatives.
NEW YORK. April til—Ji‘he interna-
tional cubic chess match between
teams representing the Universities oi
Columbia. Harvard. Yale and Prince-
ton on the one side. and Oxford and
Cambridge on the other, was begun to-
day. The Englishmen won by toss and
selected to play white on the add num
bored boards.
As Stanley H. Chadwick could not
act as representative of the English
men. J. lialpern was requested to fill
that place.
The usual greetings between the
American and English officials were ex-
changed and at 10 o'clock the arm
moves were made. except at the board
where Snwin. of Yale. was to play. He
was not present at it) o’clock.
’i‘he Englishmen consented to H. A.
healer. of Columbia taking the place
of Sawlu. of Yale. who did notput in
an appearance. Following are the pair-
ings and openings adopted on cam.
bonlzd
i~ Perry iHnrvaimdl Colman (Cam
bridge). ituy Lopez.
2--h’aik (Columbia. Wiles
bridge). Peircff's‘ defense.
:i—Sewail (Columbia), Laue
ford ). Petrofi's defense.
i—iilcc (Harvard).
laid). Vienna.
{in—Hunt (Princeton) Davidson (Ox-
icid). Pctroff' s defence.
dwii. A Keelei (ColumIbla). Wright
(Cambridge). K. Kt. opening
(Cam-
. (Uli~
Grundy (Ox-
LONDON, April bile—'i‘herc was it
small attendance at the British Chess
Club. here today. at the opening of the
cable chess match between the stu-
dents of Columbia. Harvard. Yale and
Princeton and those of Oxtorii
Cambridge for the Rice trophy. wall
thrice previously by the Epsilon stil-
dcntc. and sftér an agreement can
. been reached to substitute a" reserve
man for Sawiil.’ of Yale. play coin
mcnccd with scarcely a handful of on.
thusiasts watching the opening m’ovcs.
CHINEOE ARMY RBTIRIGH; .
PEKlN April 26m’i‘ho camels reg
ulars who retired beyond the “great
wall have reappeared at another hit
within the international area.
representations have been ‘Jmlide til the
Chinese picnipotentiarieo in reg do
the necessity ior their immeditc retire
mcni A Frauen torso is in readiness
to renew operations. but has been or.
dared to await the result of the im-
burial edicts.
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“What do you think iii the Inc-
breakfast fad?“
“i think it's a splendid till
for poll-
indium
c coped impro on
girl” who doiit be up until.
mag “
lea armour.
or. 33 West Washinulon sweet.
fiBlk. bwn.. pearl Alpinus.
WlA
“will from.
Point branch are being overhauled and
but in good shape. ‘ i. .,..
m3 lbs. Shoulder Steak ..vlifio
Water street.
"%m .
(incisions Bros. have a great many
interesting things to say concerning
clothing in their ad. today
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There is a list of meats at special
prices quoted in the ad. of the Public
Market 32 South. Main street. today.
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«is aresii bells: 26c; and. a co.
J Emory Stevens. one of the man-
agsra of the South Norwaik store of
IfIlomstock Brothers. is in New York, to-
ay.
a
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weather
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~~—Plcvont moths by using Cedrcno
Compound, Zoe. at Piaisted' s.
-
Mrs. Harry Pepper and Miss Agnes
Lyon con glow of pneumonia at their
home in or u please. They are only
slightly improved.
Daughters met with Mrs. L. H. eco-
ileid. yesterday, afternoon. Refresh-
ments were served
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«Perfect fitting Custom Suits and
3383mm iuItI (lights, ’16 to $30. $5 to
a»...
The D. M dead Company has some
thing to say today concerning tailor-
inade suits for ladies utility boxes. ruf
lied muslin and not.
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Professor Carl Harstrom will act as
clerk of course at the indoor athletic
most of Company D. in the armory. to-
night. The Rev. G D. Egbert will um-
pire the indoor baseball game
-—3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 25c.
ter street.
10 Wil-
llutier Lodge. No. 97. is preparing
for a big time on the evening of May
8th, when Our Brother’s Lodge will
come down from Norwalk and confer
the first degree for Butler Dodge.
v
The Saturday afternoon programme
at the Central Club will be varied this
week by the introduction of a new
story given by its author. With music
from Liszt and Chopin rendeied by an
accomplished pianist
u...—
«Our Favorite F‘iour. 3'50 bag; “.40
bbl. l". D. Lawton a: C0.
..‘.—
Mrs" Hamlet Hoyt- Barnes of the
Norwalk Hospital. is the recipient of
a beautiful floral tribute. from the an
anal celebration of io‘robel‘ a Birthday
April fillet at the Prolicl institute,
Bridgeport. of which institution Mrs.
Barnes is: a student
A.
Judge itiisseil Frost has rendered
his decision in the case of David Londe
against Morris bhavitz. of New Haven.
in favor of the defendant. to recover
$169.16 and costs of suit. it is thought
that an appeal will be taken to the
Common Pleas Court.
wniiiiiap and Yo‘uman Derbles. O'Brien
Mrs John Cuinnane who has been
deserted by her husband. called to see
Second Selectman James A. Brown
last night. Mr. Brown told her that 11
her husband did not return by tomor
row for her to call again and he would
see what he could do for hei.
Lincoln Couniil will work the third
deglce tonight. Following the con-
ferring of the degree. a collation will
be served it is docked that every
membci be present. as a fine time is
promised. The meeting will be held
in Mysti‘i Chain Hall. in Washington
street.
”..'...
~8amples of all dishes piepaicd eat.
the free gas cooking demonstrations at
the Athonueum beginning Monday
next will be distributed among those
present.
The enteitainment at the Centiai
Club tomorrow aftternoon w‘iil
directed by Mrs. Ablathar Blanchard?
Mrs. A. it. B. Matteson will give an
original story and there will be music
as an additional attraction. MrsA id.
Chasmer and Miss Luella i Lane will
be the hostesses.
wheat Elgin Butter. 23c lb.
Lawton it Co.
W H Cornell. a young business man
of New York city. will speak at the
evening service. at the Norwalk Metin
odist Episcopal Church. Sunday cven~
lug. Mr. Cornell is a splendid exam~
pic of a self; made young man. and his
talk Will appeal 'dIspeciaiiy to young
people
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At a. meeting or the Norwnlk coughs-
gationsl Church. labt night. it was voté
ed to adopt the individual communion
service Read] anchor: and Ira
Cole were chosen as delegatesi to the
in South Norwalli’. end Rev. again rind
George B. St! John were chosen tugo
to the Contradiction meeting in organ-
aol‘o lull. ,» . ., .
‘ Wm ' f ‘i i '
Tiles SolithiNorwnik ii ire Department
will meet. ”tonighaj at the truck house
ct out well Hook and [adder company
to tribunal"! street. for the purpose of
of electing a. chief engineer and sec-
rotary oi the department. The new
oiliciaio will be chosen to an“ the val»
cocci» made by rooignstionscf Chief
Samuel Modems and
Philip N. Wheeler. ficcrctary W color
and to New Yul-ii. it libel
I‘l lo. will be iii-d chic.
if; mottorggg‘nu referred‘to handout
O'Brien. ‘
. ABeusdict the. tailor in Nor»
walk. has over 800 samples of cloth to
UGQ¥?«
The trolley tracks along the baton ,
i ’15“??? $0910?“
Work was resumed on the ilotcl.
‘ Clifford this morning. after a cessation
of a number of days because of bad
The Oppiilitllpity Circle; of King‘s .
Fairiicid West. Coocociatiop meeting. ,
docotliflV
countdown
: ~. :Up-toedate Cloiiuer.
48 and 50 Wall St.
W?UUW’ZU’FUUU
Superior Sirengih
Pineappies we each?!" »
Salad Cream a new and fine ii.
a o i all.
Largo Pickles for‘ a sprin toili
Ko-Mi. gteen.and blacIk. Ko-Sa, For-
mosa Colong. Ko-Jee Basket Fired Ja-
pan Some people whp have tried them
9
agree with us that they die line and dozen _ .
have called for them the second time. Peanut mum is new so
which is pretty good evidence. if you have it 25c lb
have not yet tiled them. you should at
once, and realize what good .Tea is
dill lb.;15c 1/; lb
Apples. Some fair qualiti. not large
noikiine. but good for the money. 30c
090
Spring cleaning will soon be
Liquid Soap. Sample
men say “it takes
magic!) ."
MW 4W. W.
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably fitted
because others have failed to give re
lief.
We have the beat arranged and :best
equipped optical room in the . Nor-
walks. and Guarantee our wonk
n EXAMINATION FREElI
o. is. JACKSON.
.. Graduate Optician.
5,8 Wm]! Btu Norwilk.Ct.
- FERTI I
For Farm. Cardiac; Trees and Shrubs.
BRADLBY’S and M9882; ‘
, - ' I ’ - Special Brands : f” '
ZASHES. LAND PLASTER» ‘ "GROUND DON
Air Slacked Lime. Stable Mannie. etch
Raymond I
Telephone Call 97- 2.
Halibut.
Blue FiSh. fresh caught
Crabs, ’ -». ., . .I
R'ceShad.’ '-.’ -' '
Buck Shad. ' " "
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i
wuhinxtop moot.
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"Do you know what my. father would ‘
hays done if i had been caught and;
such a thing?" asked an irate Mem-
phis father of his little son.
The latter did not consider the clinic
ticn at all alarinlng, and said. in a
rather insular planner ,
"You must have had a pretty bad
daddy. "
This cacti.i sarcastic manner nettled
the old on?“ union all the more. and in
temper lie exclaimed: ‘
A minis r was
along a raid. and t hill in
he saw a crowd of bolts s
of a ring with a solidi ‘d
tor. When he climb a
put the taboo) on. till .
are yob doing nailiw "
One little my dull
the bigger he will
Norwalk Chronicler