3.
" Gladstone}? or to
HMO. who died Tuesday In her seven-
in lethV at BsberoVok today
sliding ,
l i l i
hurt cs1 dor casino at Britain»: It.
”Dolls of York,” 5% and 5M. O'Brien"
Jacob Deirdre. of Gabriele. L. 1.. is in
South Nowell; Mr. Cohen is a heavy
dram buyer. 33
UIMW'
Harry Guttrldge. or Idoncril strdst.
out his hand quite badly. yesterday. by In
having a bottle break in it.
W.
whereupon. 20c. F3 D._V3L. a. C0
V how—am '
Mrs
dhwithui‘st. or Nbr‘wallr. who
hurl lice mammal. oi: Mrs. Josiah
riav‘zltl
Alden Solmnnlerus '1‘ urchased s
bondsogi‘e are?
ltmbh.%c oz. giro. L cod
1 Contain George W.
pomllce department.
are getting along nicely- from their se-
vote littoral: or harlot lever.
Mrs. Edldhrd C Belts and children
will arrive‘trom Corpus Christi Tense.
thin Mint 3 n, and will occupy Charles
, tags. in East avenue. our»
, f homer.
l—V‘mmm
-—'Conn. River Shad. first in town hilfl
season: Bridge Fish 'Msrk et.
.WW
Mr. and Mrs. Georgé 1. Poll. of New
Haven, cousins to Attorney John J
Ounce, or South Norwsik. leit yester-
day for a three mont s' European trip.
'i‘iVieIr truveln will our race many coun-
The lltil‘eu
ntrnl in hit thugs Dough
leis or the ’Ntddiwdllh Congregational
Church will celebrate its eleventh all»
niversary tomorrow afternoon. at 3:30.
in the capel. Annual reports will be
read. '2,
«Spring lamb cannon and chIchVtens.
at Schaub’s" market. “1 .3
“fin-’w
At the Central Club. tomorrow Mrs
William C. Ford, secretary of the Win-
ter Club. Brooklyn. will read an origln-
al paper. The entertainment will earn-
mence at the usual hour. Hostesses
girls. Charles Dennis and Miss Annie
0 e.
—,—-Shad roes. the. pair. "10 Water St.
W
Representative IE. 8. Adams Is at ,
Putnam Park, todny. its the representa-
tIVe oi the House Committee on Appro-
priations. to look the park over to see
whether an appropriation should be
granted for it. 3 V
~Fresh Csn’dyM ell flavors and kinds,
lilo lb. upward.M .S. Smith & Co.
The floor or the Armory has been
thoroughly cleaned and waxed for the
dance to be given by Company D. this
(veiling. Mollie will start at 8: iii)
o'clock and at 9 dancing will coul-
mence. A large number of tickets
have been disposed ot.
wNew potatoes. 10c qt. F. D. L. in Co.
-' {W
It J. Cutbillis prophesy that the oven-
ther would nlit settle down until after
the 15th of this month seems to be
coming true. The wind will not get
pendanentlyl out or iti present quarter
until after that time: ~
W
_. Large variety of Pansy Plants; H.
F. VByxbee. 17 Main street.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Bram-
leth year. alter short illness tron:
cert tenure. wssahela last evening it
2: It) oclock from her late bottle. 12».
Main htreet,‘ Rev. lieWitt 'i‘. Vinborou
oilielntlng. interment was in the lam-
bld- ellohnown intbts More Music
ohu‘setts. and Vlthollo Island as the
pearl ler." died at the state
thorslleld yesterday a!
lie was serving sou-
hett and seven
Jul at New liayen‘.
9 It; selling bicycle tires for ‘I v
guarantee. The ad. will tell you there , 3» ,
. about it . ‘ ;
t liporl. has returned '
e animal is .
.tor‘ Mr. Salmons is individual 3'
, In West avenue. yesterday The shorts
~ oi the wagon were broken as was also
I, Board or School ylsthiI-s at the ipvl
young towls at 12
prices on all other
only.
tonlorrow. DeKly‘n s. 27 Main street.
You will soon want to don thin uni
derivesr. You will and that J. A. His
lope' & Company has ever thing in this
The Moorland Dry Good
Combs
31.935 in pan:
The Nsromslte' Gun Club wlll hdld so
Dorian Point cteolinnil o ETAOINN
open about tomorrow htlsrnoh'n. at
Dorian point tingets. .
-Blk., own pearl Alblnei O’Brien.
“TM
ll. Krieger & Comphny has on In:
is something in It that will interest
every then and women.
The Bridge Irish Mlll‘ltet, ll. J. Cut
bill a Company. received a consign-
ment of .Cohnecticut river shod today.
Another will be received tomorrow.
D Gottlleb. No.11
street is selling line negligee shirts
for thirty nine cents. He has boyu'
Vleeed hunts for fifteen cents. Look up
is ad.
Company. of Bridgeport are putting it
large addition to their factory. Rhy-
mond Brothers have the contract for
furnishing material
wAspuruglVls. 250 a bunch at Hayes.
The elm lent :etle is appearing in
unusually ln‘r‘ge‘nlumbers this year in
many places in Connecticut Danbury
ions ravages of this insect. but the
handsome'elm" which are one or the
city’s best so rher prides. cannot be
too carefully protected tram the beetles.
n...—
Memorial Chino ground. at nodding.
are meeting with the speclnl commit-
tee of the legislature on the grounds,
todny. . The purpose or the meeting Is
to fix the appropriation for another
year Senator Ferris went from South
horwalk.
. 'vo-u—n— can—o—
~Chlckens, ll “cents 10 Water street.
The Mayflower-s, or East Norwslk.
and the Owls. at South Norwallr. will
play a game of baseball at Mayflower
Oval. on Saturday. May 18. The Owls
are the reorganized 'l‘. A. 3. team and
contains some very good players The
MayflOIvers have the some strong team
as ever 3
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It was reported in financial circles
that Edwin Strung, of 79 Church street
Hartford. Is a big winner in the rise
In Northern Pacific stock In the Allow
York Stock Exchange. Mr. Strong our”
chased about 200 shares of the stocllfls
few years ago at :25. Mr. Strong went
to New York for the purpose of dispos-
ing of hid intros and Is reported Ito
have cleared 370 000
~—l~‘lnt»fll‘im Alpines
George Emmous and Albert Ken-
nedy. of Chicago, arrested on. suspicion
as being implicated In the daylight rob-
bery at John M. Gallup & Compnnyu
store and Frnnolr it Comnsny‘ a store.
in Hartford. were both identities In
court as the men wanted. They were
identified by Mr. Francis and Mr. unl-
lup .snd‘ a olerk. Their cases. were
ginjtlfined under $3,700 bonds and went
a .
O Brien.
mow
A horse driven by George Elle, the
pie dealer, was scratched conslilernbly.
yesterday. by a fall which it sustained
the herness. The accident was caused
by. Mr: hills touching the horse sudden
Iy with a whip. The animal kicked up
shells Vsnd toll lint to the ground .
‘qu-a.
wLobsters. 14 cents. to Water street.
Blcfiohard. hecretsry or the
lotion Vol Prine‘l
illsm VC ll‘ooto.
on let ‘
iterating from
" many damnilpointl. nil Was enjoyed by
the beholnrilhs sent
the chillir _
heroine and II
it is hoped the
it really lessons:
’ liaise teim on
(233.1110 baseball»
ii I" be lormally
wAesorted Bonbnoa. 280. special (or: .
terestlhg so in todays isiue. There '
North Main '1
The Wilmot e Hobbs Manufacturing ‘
has been fortunatewlnI escaping the ser— .
The commissioners of the Putnam
Instsntly and caught its hosts in the ,
nth
sill Will cross bots
/ tie more. They give them rougher wee V
line for little telloWsw-I-every’thlng to t'
too ‘33 Company
tree with tails
V rooming lint ilrstcaniis,
. e are e err s can
optioned h odey'slssue no
3 bell Lumber Connolly's
3 anV stool: oil Oyster Shell
14 south MAIN eraser.
acorn "nonmm‘ trons.
The reputation that l have established for giving the best «
grain has always been merited. That i have nticepted the open!
oy tor "Crocker's Flour" ls good evidence that l have eecurod 1
the very best to be obtained " '
“Crocker's Best" is the best—It's a perfect hour. Milled of '
the choicest hard spring wheat. by the latest hurl host process.
It makes the sweetest. liehtest breed of any ‘ilour. and in this 1
except note. single brand. It's wholesome and nourishing in
the highest degree being largely composed of tile glutinous por-
tions of the wheat Its a strong flour two quires of it making
three loaves of bread. so that it is cheaper than. other floor at o'
lower price. Try a bag, It It‘s not what you want i will return ,
your money. Ask your grocer tor it.V
Buy Oats That‘s Clean. " 3 ‘
,x.
If not, do so at once. ,3
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and you will see tiled Latest Productions
V V of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART.
Oar Platinum: Lest Forever.
JACKSON'S STUDIO.
. 53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
m
It costs you nothing.
orgasms HOTEL.
.0 ' w. A. BENEDICT.
Room l, Masonic Building.
1.16.3winhington St.
Norwalk.
So. Norwnlk.
Norwnlk. Conn. May l0. 19m.
VDeall sir:
3.3 . V robabh there is not a cooler or .I more satisfactory summer
fillet all a flannel. It must be made to iii the wearer—must be ex‘"
ceptioually well made to hold its shape and to have the correct ef-
illicit. l‘he trousers must he made to tun up at the bottom:
You get it all in Olll $13. 50 Mannie Spit. It' 5 two piecesf
lliai' 1:5 the wav all the highest quhlities are manic up
When did you car you would call to he lheasnred? Come in
anyway—look ‘a‘i theI iiiuterlalsulit costi'l' nothing to look.
Sincerely roots,
I .r W. A. BENEDICT.
m
For Men. Union Mada.
ill be drilled if ‘
public at 20 per cent. discount.
. thronVngh him He has the cameras in
Narwnlk Shoal
V claims of ts isotherm
so u do of the Connecticut Raib
mugg-
a.
street with the present
nameot
syndicate.
The l). Ill.” Reed Co'dlpany has con.
steerable to any linear concerning
gloves you will remember there was
V, something in their so. the other do .
3f“. but Just look it up totioy‘. y
William P. Beers the Norwslk sta-
.3" tinner. has In large assertment or new
kodaks which he is offering to the
Buy
3 ..
The members of the decorating com»
n‘iittee or Company D. with other mem-
bers of the company but at the arm-
_ ory, last night. and decorated the inter-
Ior or the building for the ho . which
will be held there. tonight. . p
The wedding or Miss Grace Rich~
mond Byington. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William fl. Byiugton. and Beula-
min Francis Andi-ewe will take place
Monday evening. at hall after 6 o 'clock
at “mike Congregational Church. Nors
Isa—u.-———-_
daunlitp and Youmsn derbies 0' Brien
The exercises which the Epworth
‘ room but prepared for the twelfth
anniversary of the League. which will
be celeb uteri Sunday. are very inter-
esti’n'm n the evening the pastor. Rev
.W. 1‘. Duncan Will preach on “The
imaged Outlook 'I'
The bhseball team of Company D
will 31‘on its opening game or the sea-
son. with the Darlene. at Dnrien, on
Saturday; May 25th. The D boys ex-
poet to have s first~elnse "team this
'year. There Is lots or good material In
the company. and there is no reason
May the team should not be of the first
or or.
The New York. New
Hartford Railroad Company has three
excursion rates from South NorWalk
Bulls.
Class A tickets roan be pur-
chase
for 817. 70; class B for 813. 79.
make a very cheap trip to the Exposi-
tion possible. Undoubtedly meny‘psow
Vple will take advantage of then.
The Criminal Court of Common
Pious will come in In Bridgepilrt on
Moods rifle and the lurymen drawn hour
Norw'lls ore J. Morris Benedict and
Inns .Bellecllu William W. Kirk and
Lou I..Bk0liost are drawn train New
Cans Voand Hiram l). anilth ind Wei-1
tor Whiting from Dar’ien. 116qu
.Sheriir John W. Sculley served the
juryl‘nen ‘yrlth papers mtodsy The only
nose thht is known to come up in‘ the
I heart (ironifliero is that oi Frank Ber
turbocharged with larceny. being eon-
neoted iii the burglary case of John
Tanner. V -
. WV”
. PVOPULAVR AMUS‘tVMENTs.
Hello Bill.
’ Hello Bill. the play which Msnsgdr
Hoyt hos booked for Saturday insti-
use and night. none or the few exam-
ples of straigh way legitimate force
now before the American public. Its
' humor is spontaneous. well balanced 3
and genuine. nor does it require the
lntdrpolstion‘o
exploit its long r provoking qualities.
, Although new here. the play has been ,
I seen in nearly oil or the other leading “
oltlee o the country. ,sVnu In he in
no it. toiled to‘ justliy th
if: 0%“ it? Is
‘ o it gay
aniline. Mi H
mile. Wh‘
her Ernest 1"" Lee is at the"
m, 33:: West Washing- .
i
Illy is reletterlng the"
8 Ming Company's office in _
Haven and '
tothe Panhmericsn Exposition. nt~
and class C for 810. 70. These retés‘ ' ' ‘
'iI;:ii
\.
North River Roe Shed,
olV double eutendres- to "
h e
do». shrubs and plantsu—Slipe'rphosphate. Boned.
Ins though it w made to:-
We‘ an: “escort for! Stet
3V 8 5.60 tobacco. V I
Other duke} of Suits that are ill
Grown Radiance and Rhubarb. Lot fresh mddeiClo’y
25c. . (a perfectly fine butter. properly priced.)
”-—
DI , {jot ,,esnau,.-..
of getting your eyes comiortably htteu
{Margarine others have when to give re- , 3‘
le ,3 .
We have the best arranged and best ‘ ,_
soul d optical room In the Nor-
walks, slid animated our Work
EXAMINATION sneer
on monsoon
‘ (Virago-‘1': Optician,
58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct.
.' c.’
Inprder to overcome the influence of_ the late ii pi
weather. you should warm this Ignorant! with a good: K
we been in Stock all the fa‘vorite' brands for fetid.
limiter, Top' Dressing. Bard re “Minute ct '
titles to suit -.the purchnser.V I . ;
BCQIVlb. Ellie Fish,3 . 3
Halibut. xac.’ lb. Mackerel.
Steal: Cod, ,V 8c. lb Market Cod.V
And all other kinds of Fish. '
Norwalk Chronicler