a.“
R Wit A0! paint.
‘ W Fred Ambienol South Norwaik
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. 0st
Vcar Reynolds, o‘l Doubling. A A
lr,.4..
Groaned stone is beingVVVV distributed in
lNortn MiViVin 15th dd , holes in the
r A
road a e clog pgtll _
Louis Genuarlo.: Fit Main ‘ati‘o‘et bar
'ber. has given a hie‘union card. pre-
inning to run in town 3116p. 44
‘ Mr’s. Harryli’sli r and Miss Aghesl
Lydn, who have W ‘i’ot pneumonia.
have now pearl on (L their nor;
mal health
Butler Lodge w llama night and
cooler the second degree on two candi
dates. The degree tVeVVam rehearsed
last night. 4
W. s startevant. or the Bargain
Store. finds business so rushing that
he has been obliged to pt‘itV on an extra
delivery wagon. 44
Tomorrow ’ei 4“ en a Day the
Holy “Euc Viwilighe eb‘ratcd at
the .Chap‘e" (hugely. tour at 10
o ’clock a m.
a
“——
John N. Tattle has gone to Brooklyn
to spend the day. and will; eturn with
his wile and son. who have can spend.
log a Week there
4. . .3 M"-:‘rm A
Mrs. Fred’l‘Brlelt‘iSdshh‘dm‘lfi'aughters.
Margaret and Theresa. of South Nor-
walk. have returned home, alter visit-
ing with relatives in Danbury.
H. S. Rood transferred the bell for
the old city clock to the Motel Cila’ord.
yesterday. The clock will not he pull
in position for several months yet.
Mrs. E G. 'l‘omlldao'l'l. Via the guest
yesterday oi Mrs. Vi}. Solmans. She
was enroute tromi orrliihurg, Penn:
to her home in Waterbury, Conn.
The splice have all been driven for
the foundation of the addition to the
Norwalk Iron Whaling, lug; l4‘he
contractors are any the Vicentent
supports on- top titling?“
'l‘wo lull sets of twins were born in
Norwalk a low days ago Norwalk is
determined to widen the margin be-
tween her census and that o! Danbury.
before the enum9ratga44ud comes around
again. —-New Have had ium.
There Was a ebigi‘llreak in the‘ water
main in the water main in Harriet
street near Ward street about 10
o'clock last evening. The break is
about eighteen inches VVlong, and is be
ing repaired today; it 4
”WW
While A. A. Raymond. Jr” was driv-
ing up North Main street. this morning
with a wagon innit 0% flushed stone.
one oi the when” of}? “wagon dame
oil at the corner, at Fort Main and
Ann street. and donositeii the load in
the middle or the street.
A movement is on foot to have to the
Waterbury Merchants‘ Aeesoolatioii ar
burst: the diherences between the lo
cal to humcturers end. the: etrlking
machinists A meeting '0! the inanimatet
thin out he held Thurf‘ilay nights
whichVV‘thme the prohibit {in will be ”(list-
cause
The at. Josepha T. A V43. ilochViilyV
hold its regular soul a: ti
loot night. The play 00!!!!“
ported that the not receipts reamed
irom the production of From Sire to
flop was about V1120. A vote of thanks
on extended to those who assisted
in the pier. an .
who gets til
The buiidlu in W instep street, 4
occupied by A? mckerfigh, is receiving ‘.
- log, at 8 0' V .
Miss A. E.- *Baldwin is euhsututlng l4 W
2:3 and 23.
' Knight Street '8 M. E Church
night. was one (it the molt inspiring ’
. have based
, V foo , ”V,
w be held Friday mo log at 8
Church:
Monte or East arena V
James Buchanan. or New
M .
address the Farther Light" pt "till;k South 4
Norwalk Baptiskt Church.
today for Miss Margoret gloved. in
‘5 the Franklin dolloo'ipwlllg to the (lentil: ‘
or Miss Clove 4’s mother. VAVV
the Nomalk‘ Harugarl will
or the Sisters Lodge of JD 0.3.13.
Postmaster” B. S. Keith, Mayor 0.1.
Grand Lodge meeting In New Haven.
The Ladiesw Auxiliary ol the Episco
pal Societies of Falriieid County will
‘ hold a loan exhibition oi old relics of A,
in Bridselibll. Mai" f‘
the old churchelg-V
Miss Eva “A.
past two weeks, has been visiting her
bother, Fred A. fl‘aylor, of Dl'chard
street, returned to her home in Dan
bury, today. -23., V51.
About fifteen South Norwalk women
went to Guilford; Wit morning, to at
tend the convention “oi the Women‘s
Leugllé Keller corps. being held in that
place, today.
'l‘Ii cmolbr Grange. (‘1 mar res-
ident? of New Canaan, ye. é %. Brisco
comes up in t ”e Mm“ Pleas Court
today. Attorney dish and Warner
appear tor the two parties
The sanitary condition of Norwalk is
better than it was-a year ago, but it
can still be improved upon. The
health board has taken several cases
in hand. andissuedmlicee. tor im
provements.
4'l‘he pupils oi {the South Norwaik
High school will: give a reception to
the graduating c ass oi‘ 1901 “Saturday
evening. May 25. The parents and
friends will be invited The affair will
be held in the Franklin school.
Dr. Kellogg, oi the Brooklyn Poly
technic» school. will be here on Tues-
day, May 21, to deliver an address be
fore the Norwaik Teachers? Associa
tion in the Franklin school He will
take for his VVtonio. “Essentials in Eng ‘
lish‘. ”
.__l.
The union class meeting at the
last
that has been lleld in the Methodist
churches. The church {was packed and
the Lord. 4a collection was taken.-
Janitor John B. Uiupp. ol the local
depot. have been supoenaed and noti-
iied to appear ”“39"??? at Bridgeport
when the trial
east-bound station several weeks ago
. “M’s:
court Mahacitemo
meeting last night.
heard dram the delegates who attend
tonight; 4V
Counsel in the suit of 0.
son against the
coupe
Judge A. Robinson in the civil Su-
goo. .V A
cars turned
? ‘4 4 jury. at the”, Criminal Superior Vilourt.
which “pens
1 cm oi Wlliiam
to A ,.
it ‘ ‘iousa44'oiaven
oi ewsm are guests of Miss Edith V ‘
The South Norwalk 1). O H. 8. and f
to to
Westport this evening. to be the guest -‘
Glover, and other Nor-walk Odd Fat
iowe. are attending the session at the ‘V
.1an who. for the 3"
alter the many evidences attire love oi ’
one of the thieves
who robbed the ticket office at the
old its regular
e reports were
ed the recent grand contraption. A 4.4 24$
number lot the officers at the grand .4;
$5; court are expected at the.“
equal and
smoker or the lodge. which will he held
A.Auder«
Nowell; Tramway
men is being tried before
rt. have begun recalling wlt- ‘
huttal. and are gathering
a . 'u recover $6. 000
in the 'l‘raYuWhy Company
stained by 'Mr. Anderson
thrown from his we.-
no oi the company' a
uddenly and
mull”; oi South Norwnlk.
and Joiner ii. valliherhtiid oi Norwalk.
nerve on the grand
Follollllnlélll
it
4o Aim (As,
ii soup-H MAIN one.
scorn ManALKV atone.
1<.44 V
l‘wi m
. 4' Clean
lately clean.
best.
“Agent $5!
er 5) Home}
‘ ..w:‘i
Ifnot. do so at once.
It costs you alliblng.
t
Our Platinump VLast Forever.
opposire HOTEL. 5.
cram.
Feed and Grdln’to be rightmost 6ecleao~absd~
The Feed and Grain you} (my
fiom as is eleven: clean.
Dirt is ouhealtfifal for your anitglals.
Buy Oats That s Clean. «4
Marlboro-Crosby V8 Co. §(Crock
Manual 1'. 11V
Merriam STUDIO. . ‘
Clean Grain ls ll):
ich
m. and plan will see the Latest Bodactlone
of the PHOTOGRADHIC AR]:
4 53 VWALL ear, NORWALK
KO
Cameras 51.0 0h) $25.00.
DAKS!
20 per cent Discount.
Fresh Films and Papers away: in Staci.
William p.44BAeere.
Bookseller and Simmer.
49 We I! Street,
”prim“; Conn. V Al;
Room 1, Maieulc Building. Not-walk.
116 Washington on. So. Norwalk.
Ticket Agent George:w.‘liarris and .4 4 4. 4 444....
Gentlemen: V
will receive a suit that will fit
than tllc ready- to-wcar elsewhere.
Sincerely
w.A.aamotcv .‘H
‘Norwalk Conn. May 15.19014.“
'1 ryingV on (“ltltlliilg is a waste of time~ycs, it Is—«savc all such
troublc~havc lode ‘clothiug made for you.
We measure y0u-y ou pick out the sample of material and you
perfectly. and will meet with
your approval. as to price Custouvmadc suits cost he more here
3 50 gcte a good suit-«better, much better, than you expect
yours,
‘ W. A BENEDICT
Ilia lullabltalithaud legal vot-
ere o‘f‘ the to i of Norwalk are
liciV'cbe uotifi and warned that a
special town me ' will be held
atthe Arm aid town. ton
Monday, the not ay oi ‘h‘Viay.
moil i‘at 8 0 look the evening.
for the pur clicking such ace
ticu as aha I b . coined expedient;
oi the 250i anniversary of to
immdmgoflh 4"
4 lug uch appropriation toward not
shallot r
4 little
19mg:
relative to a proposed celcbmtl n F
t9me amlof mule" ‘
expense tpcrco as said meeting VV'VVVV”
V THIRD lATTM-ION DRILL.
A battalion drill“ bi Companie- F and
D4 was held in the Armory. last night.
There was a good attendance or friends
or the companion and the boys did very
well in their drilling. Molot- Gilbert
Fltch was in command and for a par.
tion oi the time his duties daytime
upon Contain ornstoclt Eierg‘ehnt
Ranch. at Oomph‘py 14‘, noted an (tor-A
gaunt major and First nineteen t
Weed. or Comm 1). acted an aci-
tant. Company. Ari” luteommanu or
Captain W Wu“ 1! ascend
Lieutenant A. it. Modem. who perform
on their duties With gleati preclsl
Company 4B was bommandsd by iii
Lieutenant ll. N. odiroy. oi (.lornfianyt
(J by 39chanle ’LleViVltehant adept-go
_ the Connecticutirllreatern Railroad tor
’A committee. lane. 4 V
e
4 here of the one that wanted both to
- be heard and to lineal: on the measure
. that he thought it would he only right
‘ the resolution should he.acted upon
have the resolution printed. whicbwas
so permitted by Mr. Walsh. There will
4 be no minority report. the printing of
, tlle resolution being considered sum-
c out
4‘ at present. came up as the order of the
V Bridgeport; presenting the question in
4 no hays. all present voting yea
- vote in rover (it‘VtV‘Vhe amendment stood:
‘ meat protidipii
4159.11 33183;.”11
V the truit 'trees all over the state and
he wanted bill regarding the the 44
‘ agalw on milllouizlfl
_ Vinnie a. .
. V Senator Konoaiytliis morn otter:
in A on a resolution (iii
A» vor or do
i; _
v.24 read the big ‘ad or
‘me‘ Oil company. of Beaumont,
as in tailored-lane. V
”W
he Hon. BurWell Carter of Blaine ‘
vllla. Coon. made a dying visit to his
daughter “Mrs R. 1.. Better. or 1 Trip»
Vlty place. Vyesterilay iternoou.
llA 'rroa Any Melina railroad;
cemm than its tithing this morning";
sent in theil‘ ‘r port on the petition oi '
permission to extend its line from Tar-
4 4. lilviila‘ to Sprj ii The report was 4
" l six to three 5% 33th . .
supporting diam option at the, Con-V 4 4
j solidated roadl '4
e petition, thus
r contest.
Mr. Walsh. lieu
n sending in the
report. that and many méul~
to give ample notice of the day when
He moved that the measure be made
the order of the Vday tor next Wednes~
(lay. at 11 a. m. it was so voted.
Mr. Lilley, who represents the mlnor~
ity of three on the committee asked to
The plurality election amendment
providing for the election of state offic-
ers by pluralitydnstead oi majority. as
day at 11. o‘clock today Mr. Lee oi
a few words. There was no debate
The clerks i‘ihfiie‘diately called the roll
for a you and any vote. There were
The
Yeas 203. pp
0n the second!) constitutional amend-
bers not to‘ ceedilo in all. there was
also no new; the vote standingV yeas
The follow g Judicial nominations
were confirm by the House today.
appointingiflrdi'urd M. Warner. judge
of the city court of Putnam. Lucius H.
‘Fuller. dehtlty. ’Judge to fill a vacancy,
and Charles it. Obesohom. Judge of the ‘-‘
same south“ appointing Charles D.
Barnes Judge” and Jeremiah Townsy
deputy judge.9fV the borough court of
Greenwich: 4'4'4
The bill giving colored citizens equal
privilegesrwith white citizens, in this
state in all public places. hotels. thea- .
tr (1. etc” with line and imprisonment 4
violation or the law was rejected 44
Mr. King said that the bill was an at-
tempt to bring about a situation that
ought to enlist; but that it was not right .
it was a sociologl- -
Z culVV,V rather {Van a legal question. ...
' a orth said that the insect -
to pass such a bill.
Mi. Wad
scale post was drying up and killing
section of ore ards and the spreading
tn‘formotiohr regarding the pest 4A
~ alumni: the. state passed
in the 4141on Mr. Psarne made a :4
strong light lira interest of better
temperance con tionil on the druggist-
license bill. which was finally tabled
Mr. Cal “In 4
The hill ‘1; applications for u.
ceases to ortised for ten days
previous to the hearing was passed.
Argument on the high license bill on
both majority and minority reports
wan today not down for the order n.
the dy next week "l‘huraday morning.
The e Wanna sharp tilt in the. House
over the bVloxoie lantern law. when our.
Peal-no as that it be tabled because
as it read now it was Wholly inopera
tlvo. Mr. Freeman said that it the
House (lid not stop tabling matters it
would not adioura until September. it
was tabled however, until tomorrow,
in the handle.
matters. among them being a. resolu-
ven,. giving the road the right to build
a new route thron’gh Wow Haven;'a V
resolution amending the charter or the
’West Shore Railway company. and a
resolutlpn Incorporstln'g the Middle- 'V 4
town and Marido‘n‘: Traction Company.
The lode tel-min to sentence gill wee
phased thin Vmorn up by the. enator
Kcncaly exp inl‘n
tveloped no opposition. . 4
The Illll cotahllahing ireelpublic era» ‘ ‘
ployment bureaus in the principal elt~
is’s oi the state ardended so as to con- _
'1 car with the House was passe 4 .
lull own lined in ,
the donate. memo instinctual attempt , ’
The lot bounty
had been up;
meat to the towns lo'r‘ killing a
4 ruling the of
detonate so V lug rebounds on
4 paid no
‘ . “it 2
chairman of the “
4" 4o: getting yourieyes oomtort‘auly titted
gigauaeVV others have dolled toV Vgivmro- .
‘ r. "‘»‘
V for, a redistricting oil 4
-4, the Senatekiltll lm addition in main ” ‘
a
49. but ’J"
"‘4‘ ll"'4'V ‘
it was sol.
comm m a... ‘ 4 A .~ .5
4Vv.4. 4.4.iu
tlon amending the charter at the Win- :
cheater Avenue Railroad. or Now its '
git carefully. it do- i‘ ‘
do to increase the Viper; _
tier m at
an” rentals”.
”some ;‘
Fresh Long illland Spinach. Jersey Sweet.
Grown Radishes arid Rhubarb. Lot fresh made C4VIVovVVeVr liVill
Porto Rico Oranges sold well. only a few Ielt. u.
A fine lot of Banshee to be sold cheap . Pine App!
customer. Once tried-always used.
LORENZO DIE
1..
We have the best arranged and best .
afltical room in the Nor- -
Momma our work.
meduiéiV
“‘wnl
- EXAMINATIQN FletEEVl
4 v
V‘vV‘ ”ll“, r .
illililll Bean Poles.
1.» “'1‘
.‘i l4'l\ .4,; ”El“: .3443: WI
HARTFORD. May ill—The Senate A‘ ' ‘
this morning passed several railroad .
lviViV VVVAJVH
II A V
l ° some 513,00 Manchu. . , , . .4 “
Special Sale of Men’s and Hays 1%;th
. {,5th
u. ”extensors.
:4 Graduate pptielo'n,
‘8 WI“ 5‘» Nomalk. CL
Quantities .to suit enroll
Send directions and we wrlIVcall lor
WITCH
Norwalk Chronicler