, WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Newark and vicinity:
Fair and continued warm tonight and
Tuesday. Local showers were reported
iron: the upper Mississippi valley one
the western portion of the Lake region,
pleasant weather prevails in other sec-
tions. The temperatures are generally
above the normal from the Mississippi
river eastward to the coast. Conditions
favor for this vicinity pleasant and
warmer weather. . '
Wm—L.
Our Brothcre' Lodge, 1. u. 0. E, 0:21
assemble tonight.
Benjamin Mosher, of Main street.
spent yesterday in New York.
John B. Trcadweii has gone to San
dusky, Ohio, to spend several days.
”Jump—Hannah
Frederick Stools, of Norwaik, spent
Sunday with friends in New York.
Concord Division, Ions of Temper-
ance, will hold a meeting, this evening.
The executive board of the Women’s
$xehangc will hold a meeting Thurs-
lay.
The Libiary Club will hold a meeting
in the Central Club rooms this even
lug.
lohn ll M. Lowth, of Wall street,
haul eft the employ of Finney 8: Ben-
edict.
A battalion drill of Companies D and
F will be held in the Armory tomorrow
evening. .
Miss Hannah Clune and Miss Annie
Cahill. of Norwalk, spent yesterday in
New York. A .
The South Norwalk Mission will
(omplete the third year of its work,
next Sunday. ,
m—Juuw
Mr. and Mrs. H_ 1’. Price and son
Conrad, of West avenue, have been
visiting in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Frederick Squier, of Railway.
N. .l., is the guest of her sisters. the
Misses Scudder. of West street.
The Chapel street baseball team do
i'eatcd the Spring iliil team, Saturday‘
morning, by a score of 43 to 32.
Miss Lavinia M. Scoviiie, of New
York is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Frances» Seoviile of South Main street.
John Evans, of the New Canaan
road. held the check which drew the
couch given away by Reardon &
Lyons.
Mrs. John Cal-hart. of 10 Henry
street. Norwulk, died this morning.
Funeral arrangements will be announ-
ced later.
My.
Mrs. Henry il‘ingg has returned to
her home in Norwalk. from a short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Sisscn. Stamford.
George R. Avery. (11‘ Cross River, N.
Y.. returned home yesterday. from a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ray-
mond. of Union place.
Perseverance Lodge. Daughters of
St. George. will hold a. box and coil-
web social in Sons of St. George iinil,
04am street. this evening.
“7 n.-. n...-
Open cars \vcre run on the local
trollry lines. yesterday afternoon, for
a short time. The ’iramwayvcars are
painted .Yellow this season.
After the ionrcrt iii. W S. Sturtc-
vant'n store, Saturday evening there
was a pm kci book found, containing a
sum oi money.
Dr. Elmer ill. Allen, wife and dough
tor, of New York, spent Sunday with
the doctor's brother, Orlando 1. and
Mrs. Allen, of Washington street.
m.»
General Benjamin Harrison. in mak-
ing his will. selected the Union Trust
Company, of lndinnapolis, as adminis-
1,131.01 for his estate. valued at $376,
(0 . a
has returned home fro
Hole" Swarm, is uttcudlng
brought to the Norwnlkvfl‘oopltai‘. last
Saturday. and operated on by Drs.
Huntington and Hitchcock, for on abv
scene on the knee.
was operated on at the Nomalk Hos;
pital last Saturday. by Tirol: Waller
Hitchcock, Huntington and Enhanced.
The patient in now doing nicely.v
per proportion of the human figure was
by measuring from the point of the all
how to the tip of the middle linger and
multiplying by four, which will he the
proper height of n wellv formed person.
rice Sword. of H
loug‘hkeepnie. where id sister .
2000 to the nanburr Hospital and
$500 to the Home Missionary society.
of New York. '
m-
John Dodere of New Canaan, was
W. F. Ambler. of 7 Livingston direct.
Mm.
The ancients way oi testinxvlthe prov
William Beers who' is during the
winter a purser on a steamship plying
between Tampa, Key West and other ‘
points. has arrived at his home in
Washington street, to spend a few
days. He returns to New York Wed
nesday.
Frederick Ingersoll. of Lowndcc ave-
nue, was given a surprise party, Fifi-l
day night, in honor of his birthdaysvl
most excellent time was had by all
friends attended to the wink of gallium
up the party.
”In. M .'
A number of Norwalk Mystic Shrin-
era will attend the special session of
Pyramid Temple, N. u. T: M. 8.. to be
held in Seller‘s Hull oasid. Bridgeport
tomorrow evening. A banquet will
follow the work.
The Norwaik and Fairlield Worsted
Mills team, composed of young men
from the mill; averaging sixteen years.
Would like to hear from thevvsoutb‘
Norwalk High School or any other
team or that age. Address J. Butler,
Spring Hill Norwalk. ‘
The New York Journal yesterday
published n. two column article pur-
porting to be a story from Rev. DeWitt
Talmagc Van Doren, defending the
teachings of Mrs. Eddy and other
Christian Scientists
invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Grace Richmond By.
ington. daughter of Mr. and hire. Wil-
Francis Andrews, to' take place on
Monday. May 13 at 6:30, in the Nor-
wnlk Congregational Church.
Mrs Zebah V. Hewitt and Mrs. Jos-
cph Smith. of Bridgeport. were the
guests of the farmer’s daughter. Mrs.
S. R. Hamilton, No. 11 Clay street, yes-
terday. They returned last evening,
as did also Miss Mildred Hewitt, who
during the past couple of weeks.
The Bridgeport Battalion drill, at
which Governor McLean and staff and
General Frost and staff. will be pres-
ent, Will take place at the Bridgeport
armory, Thursday evening. May 29
The date of the drill was settled upon
it few days pgo. The oiiicers of the
battalion are whipping their com-
mands into line for the event. Each
of the commands is working hard.
Mrs. George Douglas, aged thirty.
two, a widow, of Middletown. drunk on
prompt efforts of several physicians,
who were summoned by a neighbor.
fee and drank it.
”4......—
Secretary Henry 8. Robinson. of the
W
Leos shame “Me. 12%0 Lb.
choice vouuc sown » 130/30 mm:
NATlve VEALRQABT. 12 to 16¢: Lch,
vaan. cutter. an L5,?
enAti. creative easnsc' cuchn cuaso H'AMe, . 13c Lei)
NORTH RIVEH HOE SHAD,
The Prices Right l
10c LII.
Councilman and Mrs. Lester J.‘ .
Waterbury, who have been spending
the winter in Brno klyn,w wer .vt
., sheets oi- friends in South
yesterday.
to Mr
iiiui Libcrt
The will cl Miss Mary M. Benedict. ii ..
prohatad in Danbury. Saturdnn‘slws
toilets silks"t
One of the
Guaranteed c .
c, a feature here. ,
ostvvciiahle silk mills in Amer; on
ice makes for us a special grade of "a. in
black taffeta silk into the selvedgei phonic, A
of Which is world our guarantee. for villi '
'1‘ hot gilnrhntcc. induces cervicc‘o
to the satisiaCtion oi the no on for.“
a period of so: inori ’ 110 old
any piece give out—3w oiir money
back or a new. one. 8 .,
Others list as fully guaranteed
756., $1 y .-; and more.
Left aisle, roar.
New dress. goods. We are as?
keen alter ban some thingsin
wool now as be’i re the opener flof
the season: Not stroller
but persistent searching brings
to annoyance
o
spin , .g”
spouted. soft union, rich in" ' '
Xena novelty. suit 2 '
in, blumv or iii. ‘
iy corded weaved
who attended A number of- Fred’s p ..
Iain vci”
rlplit to that}
shades of blue,
red and brownui
Heavy cloths ici-
skirts “instituting A 'f
m a. liar Links
Depends upon the clothes he
Rusty clothes make a
: rut” ”hill Spruce up!“ Do it
‘whpre they sell spruce looking
I clothes. We will give you suits
in stripes. plaids. silk mixtures
or plain colors. for from
lium Homer ByingtOn. to Benjamin .
{6100‘s sons
The between priced suits are
has been the guest of Mrs. Hamilton .
quality, and to providi .vv ' l t
in patterns and cold‘rliigii; ll nil» Try our new spec al a
era are durable, satisfactory. and incite ‘
Mouldings put up free of oil , A_ u
A The value we give at this
Painters and Paper Harioorpg
33 South Main Site“.
Opposite anliand strap. . '
price will be an agreeable sur-
ln'lne to you.
ounce of laudanum. which she had just
purchased at a drug store Saturday niv
_ ‘ Uni 0
ternoon, and escaped death only by the , ‘ ‘ Open Every Evening H
Sore Throat?
RY .,
Mrs. Douglas explained that she pour-
ed the inudnnum into a cup and out
it on a shelf in the pantry, and that
she afterward mistook it for cold cof-
Tcicphcne 139.12.
Connecticut Trust and Safe Dcposlt‘A ’*
Company, states that the estate oi
of licaekiah B, Laomls, of Windsor-,1
Which Will go to: the Mobile lustlbute, ,. .
of Windsor. will soon be availnhiei
The trust company as administrator
of the estate, will turn it over to the . .
institute as soon as a. few legal forni- v‘ '
allties are gone through within the M
probate court at Windsor; The estate
is valued at a sum 0. little larger than ‘
that of Judge James 0. Loomia. which ,
also went to the institute and in which ‘ I
a final accounting for 3207. 749 has 1‘
been filed in Bridgeport, .. _ '
vampire, enormous.
warrant. runuicu can,
inhomommmmd .v .
0! ice; the col to eradicate the growth.
Physician HA8 neocp Person. ' '
_ _ . ‘lle ,
k 10me lion. tells . a
tory 'or its historya
describes the beautiful city in which
0 Ella festival has been enriched“ and
9
sin to comnlriipu
_ in c belliehod with in
in: twelve colored lots
" in .. .
bouillon buildings and vow . A
, gill be sent free to app pelican“ by the v
or Publicity so ions as the sill .
iii Mil the prinolvlii buildings
, oi the Exposition have be 10 completed
fish for home time. The lusts lation of ex-
' hlhitl began ”many weeks ago. and
i there 1h every reason to expect that
the Exposition will have a sandpaper :
lint-h on the that of Mair—vs remark
able achievement, indeed, considering
unfavorable weather and the his-
uof other expositions this re-
' to Some 01th the menthol shirt. such
‘ all state buildings. will not be done till
' about May 20. which is to be Dedicav
live he who has visited the
. firoundlg or the Pan- American Exposi-
» than during the last few months has
v been astonished beyond expression
upombeholdili'g the magnitude and the
‘ - exceptional beauty and novelty of the
2:, enterprise. it is very much largei
than people generally have supposed,
and it is apparent that the 810. 000.000,
in ~ ' which in the approximate cost at the
'v -’ Exposition as a whole, has been ex-
pended molt wisely and with the hap-
pie’ tiresnlts‘ The particular novelty
in d icovercd in the fact that in its ex-
‘ terio’r aspect it is a radical departure
. from former expositions. The build
loss are, arranued upon a harmonious
and well-developed plan, producing
court aettinsv- and vistas of very
charming character. The use of incid-
ed stall ivoril and decorative sculpture
upon the buildings and at all salient
points wltbluv the courts, the liberal
0m element of hydraulic and fountain
in urea. the floral and garden effects
the exquisite coloringe of buildings
and architectural ornaments and the
t”urination of the whole with more
it ““300 000 electric lamps, combine to
circa picture at unsurpassed loveli-
noon. The musical features are also of
fleet importance and interest. The
exhibit divisions are very complete
ltnd embrace the gamut of industrial.
. scientific and artistic activities of the
gnome of the Western Hemisphere.
e Midway, claimed to he the greatv
eat in the world, has more than a mile
or frontage. The restaurant features
m perfect and the Expedition. so far
as human ingenuity and the wise ex
penditure of money can accomplish
shall a work. is complete to the last
detail.
Buffalo. too, is an ideal city for an
exposition, having a summer climate
that is tempered by the breerea from
bake Erie, and therefore the most
comfortable in which one may enjoy
his summer outing. The people of the
city have prepared themselves in a
or guests during the Exposition The
private dwellings throughout the city
have been thrown open to the public
and in View of the ample accommodav
tlons, very moderate rates will pre-
vail, so that every visitor may have
to pay for. He may nave the palatial
quarterh of the hue hotels. or the quiet
reattulness of a pleasant home. The
average rate for accommodations near
the Exposition grounds is about $1.00
per night for lodging. with She to 00¢
added for- breakfast. it being expected
that guests will take their other meals
upon the Exposition grounds. A num-
ber of responsible companies have or-
ganized to find accommodations for
visitors at any price they may desire
to pay. The ohices of these compnn
ice are centrally located and this sys
tem of management promises to bring
very satisfactory results to all con-
cerned.
A RAGING. ROARlNG FLOOD
Washed down a telegraph line which
Chas. 0.31101, of Lisbon, la. bad toe re-
pair. "standing waist deep in icy
water.” hgow writes, “gave me a terrible
cold and ugh.l it grew worse daily
Finally the best doctors in Oakland
Nola; Sioux City and Omaha said I had
oonlumption and could not live. Then
i began using Dr. King’ s New Discov-
tied.” Pcnitively guaranteed tor
Coughs, Odldbvllnd all 'l‘hrbut and Lung
trouble: by an H..Buxter South Nor-
wane John ‘A. Riggs, Norwalk. Price
500 unlit 01.0
CROP CONDITION CAUSEB ALARM.
ST. PAUL. Minn, April flu-«A speci-
‘ al from Fargoj N. D.. says: Flax grew-
ern in the northwest have been alarmv
do over the. diseased condition of the
at the North alleles Agriculture Gol-
lake hi3 discovered that the flux plant
is afflicted ,with a gungua or parasite
trowth; ii imillir to smut on wheat.
The wom lecture is the discovery that
the mom follicles in the hell for
years. invalidation are now in pro-
l’trenilito a War slim method of treat-
NEW YORK. April 29-—Dr. Albert '1‘
Weston, Who has been a coronore
‘ physician for a number of years, is sub -
lovinui min blood: poisoning in the .
Mil/dilation hospital, the result of cut- '
tint a liner while performing an nuv
bonny in the onerous one day last week.
He in in tr very serious condition. The
nelson we! at once squeezed out until
1135:9104! thcuchtvhcvwoulcl not puller any
9dr Dir flan: day blood poison!
in and the doctor went to the sin and . ‘
dancer hospitaii' Di:i Weston i -, about
thirty-cl ht
ln’g everyday. and, they'll continue to
climb while we make such offering
of stylish up to date .waiste as those
Lawn. special. 390.
quality Gingham or Percale 50c Vests. 12 W“ ‘ .
Ladios’ white Lawn Waists. tucked Womene ““3 cotton V “4
back and trout. new sleeve 89c. fancy colored lace ironic 25
plain colors or stripes, Hisliop sleeve,
fancy collar, $1.0:0
come our way occasionally. When
they do come our way, we at once not
most ample way to entertain millions
such accommodations as he is willing
cry and was wholly cured by six bot -
crcpoi a year or two and as a result ,‘
(it the investigations Professor Bolley. .
ci;tocto nd the wound Was disuse;
‘ (lull citl
rich preceded effect _
36vinch superior o A
celeb. ll ht or dark
341cc lace stripe app '
colorless and designs, 20c
Moreerlzed silk can
colors or polka dots, g "
wpsh and hold their sully ’
rt ‘
STOCKINGS AND
UNpiAijn we
We it to keep these two in,
. , , Rerdrebyou. Ne'sectitgnsv ll
. . . ave sen more care u y
ladies Shirt Waists in percalc and ND stock holds bottom ”I“
Women’s pure white lace
Ladles' Waiets, nicely made, good
Ladies" Chambray shirt waists, in
1Womens lisle thread Vest
pink and blue, iliic.
lindics' plain colored Chambray Mens French Balbriggan ll!
Wuists, latest style tucked front and Drawers. "“1 "“9 sizes, 2%
back, front insertion trimmed, 9139.
Men is EEYPtiap Bailing
and Drawers‘, superior f on
’ ' ls,4h 49c. , _
A SELLING OF SILKS. i: cllllal'diie?s ignemrihli‘o on. .5
Exceptional buying opportunities ill/€10 N no, a” 9““ heel 2
Men's fancy stripe and on
them in your way so yen may Share in half” hone,1 mi“,
the saving ' 16gill-imam a fast black polka
l9inch wash silks. new line in all Women's last block plain or r
the new and best colors, special value with white feet,12%c.
49cy Women‘s fancy lace ilsle
24 inch all silk Foulards in the lot- 500 and 750
“4 Washington street. South Norwaik, Conn, ‘
. w, A. semester, '
Room 1, Masonic Building, .
Norwalk. con“; 2:..leL
Norwalk, Conn, April 29, 195!”
Dear Sir:
Rearlymmdc clothing is made well—generally tailored w
too, but have you ever picked out a suit that exactly fitted. .
there not some little alteration necessary? it’s that alteration
throws out entirely the gracefulucss of the. coat—{he vest
trousers. New on have the secret \vhy' custom made"
is the most satisfactory. Our kind is exceptionally pleasiflgs
they cost no more than the ready to wear sort.
0\ 0.1 600 samples to choose from—«over forty of them we
making up at $13. 50 per suit.
Yours for (Ol‘l'CL‘l clothes for men,
W. A. BENEDICT
Central Food ' this Store
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES —— Both Staple and Fancy. . ‘ ‘*
CHEESE -- Eiegant Cream, Roquefort, Englich _‘
.Dairy, Miniature Crca. .. etc. ‘
FRUIT -- Florida and California Navel Oranges, B
nuns and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
VEGETABLES -- Spinach, Cauliflower, Celery, Lil‘o—
malocs. Cucumbers, Water cross and Hot House Radish“;
f”. MEATS, POULTRY AND FISH on ALL .xmos‘.
Roe shad are coming now, and we are having at
, luck' in getting the good ones. as they take to our i)
. very readily. Will be pleased to show them to yen i y
will call on us. '
‘I,
The Central Food Cof
Comer Railroad Place and i "l
. and, never fail pi .
, . 025?: boxes, when; 100 Pills. 10¢ m con”
investor in tile .A .,
til u bitscfwho‘
All. 59005. . 33mm substitutions
Norwalk Chronicler