Miss May Curtis
V‘Wést avenue. is
visiting in Brook ‘ .
Wall street, has
is the goes Bug Lorenzo Tripler.
'ot New York. _.. ‘
”mod!“
Charles Merritt and family. of Pater
son. N. J. are visiting Mrs. Merritt, of
Leonard street.-
Six cases of school supplies have
arrived in Norwalk. through the agen
cy of W. P. Beers.
«H?
Charles Uttieton..and James Gordon
will entertain at‘ private party In
Darien this evenllilg. fig: IL.
Judge As‘lt B. Woodward of Elm
street is expected home from Califor
nia this evening
MIs. Phoebe Hyatt. of I
str.oet is the guest of her sister
ilieanette E. FCI".IIS of Stamfoxd.
Camp
Mrs
~Wheu packing away winter furs
use Cedrcne Camphor Compound. 25c
at Plalsted’s.
Miss Alice Cram will entertain the
Matinee Whist Club tomorrow after-
noon. at her home in Wall street.
A battalion drill of Companies D and
iI‘ will be held in the Armory this
evening. Major Fitch will be in coni-
mand. A fun attendance is desired.
Mrs. Halloch and Miss Mattie Hai-
Ioch, of South Norwalk. who have been
spending II few days with Mrs. William
Waterman. Danbury. have returned
home.
Mm... Charles Seeker” and daughter
Katherine Io’jt Bfldgepbhtnha‘ve ‘ re
turned homo them a visit with Mrs.
Seeley's sister. Mrs. Elizabeth .i
Brennan. ofIIWaII-Instreeth-.I .
Our Brothers" Lodge. l. 0. (I. iI‘.. held
a meeting. last night. and wonked the
degree on six candidates. A turkey
supper. with cake. cream and coffee.
was served
The imdics‘ Beuevoiegt Association
or the Norwalk ongiegational
Church will meet in the chapel tomor
row afternoon at 3: 30. Mrs. A. F.
iicard will give a paper “From Dark-
ness to Dawn in Africa."
«imported beer at Hadden's cafe.
Mrs. George Cram entertained the
Pine Lodge Wllist Club at her home in
blast Wall street, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Manlco Lockwood won the club
prize and the guest prize was won by
Mrs. Barclay. of Brooklyn.
Dr. Stanley Simonds. who has had
charge of the Latin department at
Trinity College. Hartford for the
past two years. has accepted an offer
to go to the University of California
in the some capaclty. and will begin
his duties there in the tall.
----.\uc.tion Sale tomorrow. 2 p. m. 20
acres of land at Darien. near Roway-
ton, belonging to estate of Fannie i..
Vanderbilt.
Miss Anna licyirou tendered a fare
well supper Saturday evening. in honor
or her friend. Mina Mollie Ryan. who
started for iiuii‘nlo last evening. as
representative tor the II. .& (I. Corset
Company. at the Pun-American Expo
ultlon. Friends from Stamford and
Bridgeport were present.
In some parts oi" the state the Inn
chinlats hawI nIIIdII II demand for It
nine hour day. with ten hours' pay. it
was stated at the allies of the Norwalk
iron Works this morning, whore about
i00 machinists are employed. that no
demand had been made as yet for II
change. if there in such (clienmud it
was said that It would not bcinado
until May 29th.
THE JEWELERS.
II MAIN eraser. noawadx.
96 wssameronsr. so. NORWALK
You will and complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our stores. with room on-
peoiniiy titted up for that purpose.
laminates and eyeglasses titted by the
most improved methods and satisfac-
tlon guaranteed If you are having
trouble with your eyes. it your gloom
do not suit you. it you are subject to
‘ at. Dorioo’s Point
W
Inseam this evening "5.. .
South and Atlantic Oitivlhl
line a... will has been completed
m
The T A. .B Society will hold a;
llama Tribe. improved Dollar of
Red Men. will meet ”tonight.
the guest oi Rev. Furious. yesterday! ‘
bitten. 8. Baker has returned from
his trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo
Isaac Ci. Hamilton and dsuxhtor went.
ito Clinton. Massachusetts. this morn-‘
ng.
Mrs. Charles ill. Jennings. oi New
York has been visiting in South Nor—
walk. .
The Howiand Dry Goods Company
has everything for baseball players.
Look up the ad
~lmported beer at Hadden's cafe.
The D. M. Read Company has some-
thlhg to say in its ad. today relative to
refrigerators.
“I...
A daughter was born yesterday after~
noon to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pugsley.
of 85 Lows street.
. Arthur Ludwig Verlln. the three-
year-old son of Louis Verlln of Wilton
died this morning.
Decker. 7 Washington street. has an
extensIVe line of wall paper. He would
like to show it to you.
The Bridge fish market. R. J. Cutblli
Company. has a special notice in to-
day’s issue for your perusal.
Commodore Clarence IF. Osborn-has
the honor of being the first man. this
season. to wear a straw hilt.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
has been in existence over forty years.
Look at the ad. in today a issue.
The governing board of the Norwalk
Yacht Club will meet at the residence
of Commodore Osborn. this evening.
The Epworth League of the South
Norwnlk Methodist Church. will hold a
social and entertainment. next week.
The class meeting led by Floyd '1‘.
Roscoe will be held as usual in the
Norwalk Methodist Church at 7: 45
o'clock.
The feast of St. Philip and St. James
will be celebrated at the Chapel of Our
Holy Savior. Berkeley street. tomorrow
morning. at 10 o’clock.
General and Mrs. Russell Frost. and
son finsscli. Mrs D. E. Raymond and
sons. returned last night from the
9......
The degree team of Palestine Cas-
tle. A. O. K. of M. G..- will give an en-
tertainment and dance this evening
in bile lodge hall. .100 Washington
street.
Sherman Commandery. United 0r
der of the Golden Cross. held a meet
ing, last night. and initiated Everett
UsIeruIIks. into the. mysteries of the
order
William Slattery who resisted n no
liceman in Norwalk about two weeks
ago and was fined about $60 on \vhicn
appeal.
Helping Hand Circle of Kings'
Daughters, of thc Norwalk Methodist
Church. will meet with Mrs. Fletcher
Van Hoosenr, of Franklin avenue. iI‘ri-
day evening.
~—Tllere will be a supper at (lracc
Parish House, 1 Holden place. Friday
May 3, from (I to 8 p. m A delicious
menu. Price we
The 'i‘ryon chair. in which General
’l‘ryon eat when Norwalk was burned.
now in the possession of Rev. C. M
Scllcck. has been refitted and covered
with royal purple. ’
The special supper committee of
Court Mahackomo II‘. of A.. will hold
a meeting this evening. for the pur-
pose of determining the (late and mak
ing arrangements (or a smoker and
supper.
'l‘hursday evening the Norwalk Han
gnarl will hold a meeting IIIId‘ the
grand olilcers will be present to make
arrangements for the meeting of the
state lodge to be held in Norwalk on
the first Tuesday in August.
I‘liose who were members of the Eas-
ter chorus at the South Norwulk Moth-
odist Church. will meet in th(I church
tonight. and practice music for the Ep-
worih League's twelfth anniversary.
which will be May- 12th.
Month of May devotional services
will commence in St. Mary‘s Church
tomorrow evening. and continue
tluougb the month. The morning ser-
vice will be held at 8: 30. and the even-
iiug services at 7: lib
'iIIII IIIootiIly meeting (If the lIIIIllIIII
‘licncvolcnt Association will be IIIIIII in
the chapel of the Noflrwalk Congrega-
tional Church. tomorrow afternoon. at
half-past three o'clock. Mr». Noble
will preside. and Miss A. i). Brockway
will read a paper on Our Mission Fields
III China. Miss Bessie Stanley will sing
and ladies of the association will serve
tau during the social hour.
The Union harbors 0180th Nocwnlk
consider the outcome at the‘triai. this
morning. oi the three burners arrested
for keeping open on Eiuudsy. a great
victory. and will take advantage of the
same at once. by closing the shops in
upper Nervous and East Nomalk. on
next 8 h tiers will he placed
Nervous rim»
‘i‘h
. balms Seymour. 0! Bmokiyn, is via; . ‘
iting In Norwalk for a an days. .g . ‘
ilev. Ii". Fitzgerald. at Greenwich was Y
he took an appeal. has withdrawn the _
W tee ryb ad
I correct in style. satisfact y in was
I are you money in your spring out
I
.e \ . .,
you wt I got (file that will stay
y s Worm
Flannel. made in the late lesbian. w
shoulders. from ya 50 to $20. You on
change your Ideas of what ready to.
. guarantee insult. anddhat is somsth
ly do with the formatting style of th
Mixtures, over~plalds and black
for 33; next best, 32. 50; then 82. 8
and Coll Huts.
Smart is the word to describe 0
somer ever came into the city. Nar
torflw Bows. 25c and 500.
.. SPRING
MASONIC BUILDING.
NORWALK s'rons.
you pay tiller? Qi'fI
a tiered all through.
«shame I-ovsscoars. $6.50 1:0 £315 00.
splendid specimens of good tailoring these
who like them; short. boxy coats for short-coat them vaerts. Oxford
SPRING HATS.
Here is your favorite shape 0! Derby, the best nut that can he made.
SPRING NBCKWEAR AND GLOVES.
Glace Spring Gloves in Shite are the leaders of funnies
them at $1.50. Tun Walking 'Giovos and Kid Dress Gloves. $1, $1.50. $2.
ate. t at ins you will andth re.
II. at a price” ‘y afford. We can .
u .
Tall
, glay Worsted
' (leach suits. .
black.
II and Cheviot Baits fund "Striped
lth coats oi; militarill at. with wide
ght to see ithsse out ;; TharWe will?
wear tailors can :(Iti tor
lugi a good many ulnthieI-s can't safe.
a 33’ .‘
Long. chats for these
nine prices tor new shares or tourist.
ur new neckwear. Nothing hand
row Derby Four-inI «Hands, new But
wé have
SHIRTS.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALKSTORE.
The frequent use and mi
pare my grain and judge to
am entitled to use the word
Best Grain.
- made it commonplace and meaningless, and I‘v‘v‘ould hes-
itate to use it. but that I am willing that you should com.
BUY OATS THAT‘ S CLEAN. - ‘ ‘ .
Manuel T. Hatéh.
suse of the word “best" has
r yourself whether or not I
“best."
Bring the Children Today.
ALL TROLLEYS
PASS THE DOOR
W A. BENEDICT
Room I, Masonic Building.
Norwalk. Conn. .
(lentil-Inch:
llaxc _\IIIII cslotlic
drcsscrs iIII1Ir(I~_~iIIg )liliI—Ini coal
lllillll‘.
(litlclcnl paliclus.
cr) slur-"(Ich
S. .I. O'Brien. of A. .I. (‘olllns' store.
spent yesterday in Hartford.
V. A. Scoileld's store. at In
Main street. is being ropulntcd.
North
__,
it. A. Woodward's house in North
Main street. is being repainted.
.4.
William Taylor. of Sturtcvant‘s
store la in New Iorh. today. laying
carpets at the residence or Dr. and
till-II. C lrvlng il‘errin.
Court Nurruk. Foresters of America.
will celebrate the tenth anniversary of
the rte-organization. this evening. with
II social and entertainment.
iiIwaolloI- II orchestra will furnish
music at the reception oi the gindnnt
inc class of the South Norwulk l-llgn
wheel, which will be hold in the or
IIIIIry. Friday night.
”DEM...—
'l‘iIc graduates of the South Norwnlk
High school. in addition to the [manti-
ful flowers they received at the com-
mcncemont exercises. last night.
cclved many other pretty and valuable
presents. I
W.WM,. ....
(ichrmann who full with the elevator
at the factory of the Norwulk Box
Company. yesterday afternoon.
getting along nicely it is not thought
that the Injuries will prove serious.
The closing ladies night and recep-
South Norwalk Y M (l. A.. will be
held this evenin at the rooms in Elie
shell: street. he affair will be the
tor-mid ending at the class work for
the mason. and D dtdr J H. Scott's
Union
work will} be at end out... next tail
JACKSON ’5 STUDIO
IS REPLETE WITH THE LATEST STYLES 0F
«I—fi-IPHOTOGRAPHS—-
XIII-walk.
lit'tlilllt’ 3011'
and too long,y if it' s notueabiv long.
just the right lt‘IlQ‘lll unless it is made for you.
Vl (I make them l'III you—qua pa) no more than tor tlIel 'lculy—
hill 50 bun if good still-‘tukc _\mII pick out (It over telly
(Inc will Sillt‘l} meci \(itlI \t)lll appIoval
lIaIc UH’I (I00 Salllallt‘s to select tr om in all.
In 6'
'ut‘w‘,
..rj
”lo?"-
I
Tomorrow may 71: too late.
Our Special Portrait Work in Platinum will please you.
JACKSON’ S STUDIO
53 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
4
bond. .\pril 30. mm.
Ithi N them-Ciel III the Wood
is too slIIIIt it it s nolitcably 50.
ll‘ 5 impossible to get a coat
“(I
. \"i.)lilb.
W. A. BENEDICT.
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RIO DE JANEIRO INSURANCE PAID
SAN FRANCISCO. April lid—~All the
insurance on the cargo of the wrecked
steamer me Do Junelro. amounting to
not
.known how much insurance was car-
'i‘lIe collector at
Honolulu sent over by the Rio $30,000
in treasure and it was not. insured. 'I‘he
steamship company also carried many
thousands in its safe on which there
The most valuable
[portion of the cargo was I'nw silk. 'i‘ne
lions (If the lilo was the climax of u
shries of heavy marine losses here and
As II result the local agon-
cicc of all the foreign marine com-
cut
$900000. has been paid. It is
rled on the vessel.
.wns no lnaul nnII II
in London.
[panics have received notice to
down the also of lines which they ear
M... . .,.._,..-...- I:
COLONEL ROOSEVELT IN CAM-
BRIDGE.
CAMBRIDGE. Mann. Apl‘ll {ION—Vino-
President Theodore Roosevelt. deliver
(Id a lecture (before the Harvard stu
dents In Sanders Theatre this fore
l'cI noon in the course of elementary gov-
ernmeut aul iuW. established hyA
Lawrence Lowell
entering political life,
ture the viceIpresident was given a rd-
wns caption by President idlilot and Pro-
tensor .iohn Fluke. It
M
WILLIS won Watts cor.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April bow—The
lieu of the gymnasium class of the reclaim-the Wells cup at Harvard nelo
yesterday afternoon Was won by J. bi
was that III II Quarter mile ITIII in 61 1-0
seconds. started from the
handicapmffhsre Tall also h l
- The purchase of the largely control-
A great collection. carefully picked. and “right" from the word go.
The stripes run up, but the prices run down to 31. 5,0. 31;..‘aud485,
‘COMSTOCK BROS.
. tor and of a cysts
. office with all its necessary parI-aplIeI
I reuosentatlvcs of ..e m
'ihe vice lll'titilflt‘llh ' u C Inty Home in
spoke principally of his experiences as
it Was reported at the Norwalk Hos-l gomrnor of New York. and (It the urn
vital this afternoon \that little WillilI pllcnilon or his methods gtyoung men
or the no
Willis. ’02. of Morristown. N 3.. who
of Gun Vadis.w w c
by ldonIBenodlc
. an 8 Theatre, on Boiurday. mat
use and night. Necessarily many or.
tips strongest portions of the book had
obs slighted by the adapter. for the
Isntire have! up
n1.hundrod pages
cannot be crow i sstage per
tormance oi two a ‘half hours. To
the lasting credit Ol' Mr. Chase how-
ever, be it said in all his six act van
stop he has not lost sight for II single
Instant oi the religious sentiment. A1
ways conspicuous in the hook it is pre
eminent in the play. And all the luv-
ers of splitting drama are thankful for
this foresight. it makes Que Viidis a
play which nobody can see without be
ing decidedly the better for it.
Yale Glee Club.
The famous Yale Glee and Banjo
Club will give a concert III Hoyt's
Theatre. next Friday night. This or-
ganlzntion. which has frequently been
heard with pleasure hers. numbers for
ty five accomplished artists. and prom-
ise to give one of the best entertain-
ments ever heard in this line in The
Norwsiks. The clubs are stronger
and better than ever, and should be
greeted with a large house. ‘
BOUGHT BY THE CONBODIDATED.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has
bought the Worcester and Webster and
Webster and Dudley street railways.
l
ling interests was not made in the
name of the railroad but by men iden-
tical with its management and with
New York. New Haven and Hartford
money
The two ‘Inilwhlrs flir‘m the Worces-
ch was expect-
ed to parallel th (2me
center division of the New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad and the
urethra was intended to continue
through Connecticut to Hartfmd and
New Haven and eventually to Ne w
Yor k. connecting Worcester with these
Connecticut cities and the metropolis.
This electric railway system will not
heal the name of its owner the steam
load. at least not for the present but
the New York, New Haven and Hall-
ford will operate it. all the same. it
the new owner completes the line (H
(niglnally planned. it nill be its own
competitor as an electric road operat-
Ing parallel to its steam Ioad
POST OFFICE 0N WHEELS.
Sclleck A. \‘l'aterbury. the rural de~
livery postman of South NorwaIk. ap-
pears today with a new vehicle. iic
has a special made wagon fitted up
with drawers for postage stamps. postal
crude and postal note blanks. a (chle
for writing and all the conveniences
and equipments of a modern post- oilice.
This is II great age. when people who
live sou-rill miles from the central
postoliice can have an up to- (latc post-
nalla fol receiving and deliveling mall
matter. daily (lr'ile up to tlIeiI door and
serve them Surely we ale II TIMOI‘QO
people in a ffivgil ed laud
EAST NORWALK CAT CASE.
(‘aptaiu Oscar St. John and Mrs .IIen
nie Perry. about whom an item appear
ed in the East Nelwalh column of the
Sentinel rcsler1lay.signml by Mr. St.
John were arrested this moInlIIg on
the charge of bleach of the peace.
Their cases will comtII up for trial III
the Town Court on Saturday morning
at in o '.c.loch For some time cats blue
been shot in hast Norwalk and latelv
Mrs Perry lost a \aluuble feline. She
accused Captain St. John of shooting
her on The latter resented the uccu~
sation and the result has been their
arrest for disturbing the peace.
BARTRAM GOES TO JAIL.
The case of Flank Bartram. III
whose house the stolen property of
William R Gilbelt was found and who
was arrested along with John Tunnel.
on the charge of lIurIglaIy was taken
before Judge Edward iii. Lockwood in
the Town Court. yesterday afternoon
The indictment against the young
man was changed to larceny. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
four months in the BI'IidgepOIt jail and
lined the costs of the court. He took
an appeal and was held under a bond
of 8150.
..._......._.I_...._._....... .
WATER SERVICE EXTENDED.
This morning Lubrano a Chariot.
sewer contractors. 'who have a contract
with the city to complete a $18. 000 job.
ty of the men were placed on the Bon-
ton street sewer and thII other fifteen
on the uater pipe extension in Ely avo-
nue. The company has now about
sevcniy- five men at work. MI Lubra-
no said this afternoon that the water
pipe would be finished very soon and
that the work would be pushed forward
rapidly.
CONVERSE CASE ADJOURNED.
The case of Mrs. Iddward A. Con
verse. who is seeking to get an allow
nnce edurl g the settlement of the (III-
tate of MI IntrI husband. has been ad-
journod until Friday afternoon. at .
o'clock. in Norwich. 'I‘hc couit re-
quired the formal proof of the mar-
rings now. so that the question may be
tintaltly settled. 'iiFi to her relation to the
as a II.
CHARLE8 TOTH BACK AGAIN.
(‘harlcs Toth. the lad who Ian away
ironI Father Sherwood. III ltcddlng.
several weeks ago. has been appre-
handed in Danbury. and this morning
was brought to Nor-walk by one of tho
Westport avenue. The lad was taken
to that institution a (I will be care
fully watched Ill thd IIturo to prevent
the possibility of his escaping.
COLANTHE L
Imi-
TEIrM/EB STAMPOHD
DAY
‘ . IColunthe wait (I oblcei or many
' admiring and curious eyes. Saturday
afternoon and evening. She was pluc-
ed on exhibition in a show window (It
illekhard a Bargains store. Park new.
Stamford. The goat will go to Port
Chester tonight. under escort of Excel-
slur Lodge. leaving Qtsmtord at 8. in).
m
umfimm
We have been very succeSslul In fittingI
Stout Men.
Whether you have had trouble get»
sing fitted or not we would like to
have you see the new things\thai
we have In Mens Stout Suits. ‘ ‘
$5.50 to $16.50
WillisH. Sellocl‘t
Up-to-Idate Clothier
48 and 50‘ Wall St.
Norwalli;
J;
orwich and War '
put foIty- five extra men to work. Thir~ .
. 1.“,
t The
8uperior Strength
Ito-Mi. gleen and black. Ho Sa. For- I
mesa Oolong. Ko-Jee Basket Fired Ja-
pan. Some people who have tried them
agree with us that they are—line and
have called for them the second time
II hich is pretty good evidence.” vou
have not yet tried them. you should at
once and realize what good Tea is.
00c 1b.; live 1,4 lb.
Apples. Some fair quality. not large
IIoI ktine. but good for the money 30c
pooh
I’iueapples. ltic each.
Salad CIeam. a new and line
206
Large Pickles for a spriné tool
dozen.
Peanut ButteI is now cailledAOIf‘
haIeil 25cm ,— .
Spring (leaning will soon be 0 . .
then will be the time you: shoal ‘
that wonderful cleaner Ithe Amish!
liquid Soap. Sample three. Th
men say “it takes the dirt out TIII'G
magic.‘
5“,}
‘W
i
Dollot Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably fitted
because others have failed to give re-
lief.
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Non
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
'0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58‘Woll St" Norwalk. Ct.
- FERTILIZE'
For Farm. Garden. Trees and Shrubs
. BRADLBY’S and HADES?
Special Brands.
ASHES. LAND PLASTER. GROUND. iiD‘N
Air Slacked Lime. Stable Mannie elc..‘ tic. .
Rond B \_
m-
Teiephous Call 97- 2.
I
SPECIAL NOTICE m
There are. as everybody probably know. several kinds Didi
the but. that always commands a good price. and several int
late ratios. down to the oorest. that can be totalled for Ides
GO D stock costs WI-I LESALE.
We handle the best. and refund money on all on
purchases. . What more can you desire?
R. J. cur‘aILL ti
Washington street. I.
. I i
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY AT OTEVI
CNOO
OM
STEVENSON. Allin. April wal’rusi !M
dent McKinley and hill party arrIVIul barn otthc var
here at 7:10 o clock this morning.IIIIIIl
on schedule time. At almost every
station passed during the night crowds
of poops hds remained up to see the
presidential special and greeted it
with hearty cheers as it sped by. ilov.
oral hundred persons were at the Ilia
ions commit. )
no to no to Albany W? D
vcmor Odell again thdI»
New Jersey bridge bit .1
legislature and now In
governor for his II
Albany today. 'i‘h .
resented the city to m
ohohts’ Associntldih ‘
hole.
lies at flagellum. despite the early
e lden‘t’w adulroad Considered
math 9““ old
Norwalk Chronicler