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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast tel: WW6 and vicinity:
Fair 191113111- AM Tuesday. .A low pres.
= 1‘ 95591 passing out the 61.68t 115w-
"ratios 11 ‘aaotiier l5 develombmln the
{WWW Rain has fallen in the pilot,
trout four hours. Pleasant weatherf,
rev is in, Central and lllsstern sec-
as: Conditions favor for this viiii’u
lty pleasant weather and silbhtlr‘liidh
Br temperature.
9W 9.
Flori ‘lJ. "Sinilh cl Bdut‘h‘llorwalk
was a visitor to Ridgeileld, last week.
Mrs. Mary Frances Hoyt oi Nor-
y16151162361115 been vision: reatlves in
Southport.
Mr. Leela or New Raven. was the
guest over- Sunday or Leroy Adams. at
aylor avenue.
Mrs. L H. Decker and children. Law-
is H" Jam are. are visiting Mrs.
George Miller, atehcg’ue, 1..l .
‘wam -
Fralilt Van seem“ been satiation
lot a iew days at 11355155 31. demands
tracer-y store: in Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. “Fred J Walker,- oi
1975511115125, modellild‘. moronic.
with Mr. and Mrs: George Voile. flout
Norwalk.
'l‘he Barby Daily News an evening
penny newspaper, after a lire and var-
ious other troubles. has finally sus-
pended publication.
l i 9 iterate School tilde”
W36! tam-
edbflhd 5. ma ol baseball
5a 7 e tomer's‘grsdnde. in use: we W‘s 1
to
ad return to R ton Point. where
tuning will be 651 Wed by all.
Themnnusl melting oi the union
School district will be held at the
Franklin street school house tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock tor the purpose at
7. hearing the reports obthe district} com-
zmittee. treasurer and collector tor the
has, Wednesday alternoon.
Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence. oi Quinterd
avenue has received a; Very flattering
oiier to become the presenter at the
choir of the Presbyterian Church. in
Newton. and has the matter under
advisement.
. .
“The always uniiorm and reliable
imperial Crown Cigar.
The Belle island bridge has been
opened for traillc again. The bridge is
now in ialrly geod shape. but it is not
likely to stay so a great willie. as the
worlds lay havoc with the spline un-
derneat .
Rev. Joseph minimal. 5. J.. of South
Nor-walk. assisted in hearing confes-
sions at St. Peter’s Church. Saturday
evening. in preparation for Trinity
Sunday. which was yesterday. and is
the last day oi" the Easter season
W
Mobile Your nee-remiss Ducal-6th
Ca Cathartlc cure asti tlon iorever.
No.66, 110.0. 0.? cloll.di-6gfs6slrrd6leeiundtanner.
Balloon nWllllam Miller-.01! Madison
alreet arrived home last week from a
two weeks' vacdtion. which was spent
in Bridgeport. Boughkeepsie. and vari-
ous places in New york state. where
two oi his brothers. Peter 11.5591153-
cph 0 Miller 0! Sostbvblor'wallt; are
employed in a. larde ”tobacco factory.
Deacon resumed his duties at C. E.
Seymour's grocery store today
Rev. Louis B. Streeter D..,D pastor
of the East Pearl street churdh. New
Haven and iormorly oi south Nor;
walk. spoke at the men's meeting
' the Aesoclatlcmrocavs'dn that ibityzy‘e'
terday afternoon. 1455 1the 1i f
the corner stone at the new Eilgldiifg
the been 11 gpemlost iii“ the ill 16156.61
9 people g‘hiing the lhht week. Mil-1.
‘ ‘Stleeter used lbw 'tnemel'dli 1113113118165 Mr
. his remarks. 11 7 ;
Senator Joseph it. flawloyohas pre
wood engraving oi the tow‘n‘ oi Guil-
ticut town was named. The picture is
in a plain oak tramgwlh bill
tioa. “Presented
cph R. iiawle
Mr. and Mrs. dissatisfi- gegple, 9: f6 ”a” 1 up
o e. are 53191998 9 or we an
166666“ 6666‘? 66‘ l5 ‘ d vetoes tor suns ire
. . and Mrs. Currie. at Brooklyn ‘
are guests oi their daughter, Mrs. ill;
Hill. Jr.. 51 Elm stratum
Clarence s. Nash. oi New Your. is
_ the driest iii his muthilr, mall: Hr
11111535. at Elwood avenue.
7 Dr. and Mrs. C I. Ferris, oi new
York are spending a month with son. 9
:éor 65nd Mrs John H. Ferris. oi W951 e
:1 two.io:.i vanilla. ‘
all to make the artue‘mbi'oicl—
by» school doubly~attrsctivc.a Ia ‘
9 sumac.- 90115111151125 are being sold
mood linen ‘6”‘6'366‘6’7 on from ll inch 116tt
61611666 linen traycloths. 25c.
bureau covers doe-1
uhdry71bags, bile.
tin covered his cushions:
lichen scum. 20c.
inches square. 80c.
1610 inches square. also.
4 19713 inches, lilo
4 by l5 inches. lilo.
by 18 inches. 350.
Best crochet cotton; -‘
and mixed. 6c.
The exhibit of .‘finishcd and-
commenced bicces is wondrous.
Flowers so natural it seems they
must exhale perfume. fruit that
tempts one to eat. Miss Longblne
teaches how to embroider such
. “11...... u... Arthur 9.11.59.14.04
Bridtcpcrt. are the silent or Mr. 51:95 “
Mrs. Charles M. Lawrence. oi im9=
060016153 Encampment will cooler “16
purple degree. tonight. All meme
11:6 invited. and a supl1lcr Will be
l. of South Nor»
Mrs. .lo‘ha Mellon
residence 6! hey
walk. is visiting at t
son. Robert Monongah- or Basilisk ave-
nae. Bridgeport.
The Shepherds of Bethlehem wlll
hold a very important meeting tomor-
row night and ii. is hoped that every
member will be present. 7
The last meeting of the Library Club
in! the season. will be held in the
Central Club house. this evening, and.
will take thew nature of a social
The Misses «More Bertie. Addie M
Chopin. and legals Benedict, oi the
spent Bunday with Miss illmina‘ Benton.
in flitting street.
Coo choc Tribe. 1.0. it. Mu
cents an invitation to take per in the
celebration oi the one hundredth annié‘
verysary oi the incorporation oi the
town of New Canoes. 19 99 99
Nelsen Taylor
No charge except for material.
Third door. take elevator.
Rich pottery, and glass, and
china, and silVer for June brides.
abundance and
quality, and exclusive sorts really
to your choosing
in‘ pottery and art~ware odd-
.. ., shaped vases and so on lake ‘-
Hungariau. Rudoistadt, '1‘
Bonn and Lloisone ware.
Handsome Japanese brooms.
American cut glass (on fincl' in
vri‘i'r‘ll titer.” *“
trustee it? any
Tomorrow attornoon there will be a
military exhibition at Prof. Chase 5
school. and in the evening a junior ex-
.conaieting of a debate. songs.
1 99 other events.
Bohemian glassware. odd shape
and beautiful patterns.
Terra-colts busts and figures.
Sterling silver flatware.
Fine silver-plated flat and hol-
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS 00.,
Bridsoport.
.Slllfilllllll
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foot. of To?
lor avenue, will visit Kentucky this
month, leaving South Norwalk June 10.
When‘ they return“ they ‘wlll be accom-
panied by Mr. Footie young son. who
has been living with his grandparents
in the Blue Grass state.
The meeting of the Jennings Club‘ 1'
in the South Norwalk Congregational
Church yesterday was unusually well
A very interesting address
was made by Frank L Bmith..secro- ,
tary oi the Navy Association. bi Brdolt- .
lyn. on the“ work inlthoso brs'ildbeir- or 1 7‘
the United States service.
our-1 eleuahtrpapsr makes line and
reliable work almoat certain. 1
it pays in every way to have good
wallpaper put on your walls. it works“
better and wears better. because it is
bothand put on well and is good in texb
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of the Re-
bekah. anticipate a great time next
Friday evening when the grand 0111
cars will visit South Norwalk. as well
as a large delegation from Charity
Lodge, oi Bridgeport. 'l‘he Rebekah1
degree villi b‘e cordoned .11
We candidates auditherg
ddet at the close or the‘ccrelocated.n
Edward .1. Kelly and Fred Hunks
meter have till‘lléd their attention ox-
closively1to the manuiacture oi the ,9
Kelly coasting brake for bicycles. dot-
on tip-15nd patented, a tow months
Kelly The line has
leased the old Duncan but factory
Union street. where lhe brakes w
diligbe turned out imith increased facili-
ties. The firm has a large cons9igil
labor or new machinery *1 .
Vice1Prcsident Palmer addressed the
Lamont Club yesterday at its regular
alumni-911197 tolgl: gt: flog-9y oi 213111.999!“
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WILL COME
”HANDY
raters delightful salami: 7
in wall coverings. ‘7‘;
anode
Jacobi!
Painter and Paper Hanger,
"‘33 bouih Mam bireet.
Opposite Havliaml 918m“.
Once a Week. or once a.
. 5.?
month, lay aside a certain 1
islnce, by Mr. .
portion of your income. be" 6
9 posit this in some savings
bank, cure it you like. But 6
don't neglect to savu. '
This money will come near 9‘
seated to the town at. Guiliord a coarse .dy11 to you some day. indeed .
ford England, alter ~‘vill‘lilh tho Connec- altiimelltlonei‘
he
Culliord was: his comments 621105
y Purchased in Choline-
iord. Easemlldgland.” The picture
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‘ Range 7 and Man “we olier66 secures ‘
‘ newsman. ‘
Capltal Filly Thousand llollars.
Pasteur LOCATION,
7 51m Mellon-l sank Bulldill
24, WASHINGTON STR
TRUSTEES:
Frank A. Farris “A55 8. Woodward
Tim. i.‘ Raymond Rdwln 0. Kevlar
Franklin A. Smith
‘llhae. I11 howled“ Winthrop ii. Perry
1 ‘ Richard H. calm.
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FIRMS
RIWARD FLHOLD
9 CHARLIE l. 1H9YT, Treasurer.
Ms-
Rankine 665M555 at :11 kinds. depot-
“é“; filth-61m Q. 301” “I
5 n a re-
"”1 derelict.
Witt been pony business at all kinds.
its charter. with its 5591
. to not at ”center. ad-
with”. conservator,
‘ _/ still-ta mum. 655".
o by orders on as parts
1:: 9 39911999. filters or credit and
a a ‘55
.066 195166656 «mil. 9 to 12 a. m.. and 1
to 3 p‘. on, and II» B to B p. on. Gator-
day evenings. ‘
allow use reaction.
CITY lllmllllh BANK
sob-rs comet. cons.
$100,000 00
anaconda
Other Profits. 5‘25. 000.00
7 «Milli II. Filltltls. W.
JACOB“. lama. Bullion
’ "butternut: 6
John H. Ferris
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
'Joaiah“ R1. Marvin
President.
6m. Viee-pflaldentw
anry Seymour
Christian Swan:
‘5. H.‘Matheweon
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Mervin.
Accounts Solioiied.
SenihNorwalk Savlnlilflllllii
~vrr=w~r=rrrrr ‘
a "fan i 3
6. 5101166515511! hernia nine hours an
2 ‘ iottroae‘roi note 5 . 7
While our: .5... Bot
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should quality ilt price. A f ' 9 76 7
6 Net ”till they haVe a right eet‘lt. Money often hi
billable be given 5 chance to do fail duty when It is total}
Mill! Cello» cabinet our merchandise and not; in the wear
warm with 1truest tummy. . l .. 1
9 WASH roller Nerve. mews soon we Hollis 1‘
1 ‘1 1 ‘1 W 1 UNDERWFRR SBC‘T
Fresh showing at the dalhti‘cst vvash
waists. These call for early investigaa
“on, all being oi more than ordinar .
9 value 66 selling. We've csrsially
Colored Percale and Gingham shirt
firgotuched backs. soit collars and
File white lawn Shirt Waists. some
very ‘dsintliy tucked. some prettily an.
militioredrtstnduiace 66.616663??? 'I;uoited
a 5 so co are an s o seeves,
ll. 25 "a at at ii 1) colored lace iro
115 use.
99;” lie
:behsviour. alike l;
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clouding to on;
7 .‘and scented to
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made with sailor collars. tucked and
hemetitehed embroidery trimmed soft
; Pie lAlco‘n :9 l ‘
at the tau-6666 grounds l'ss‘t‘ Thursday. has
23665366365666“ Bishop sleeves, a bargain
; on the track. it was the llrst a
. once at title suites! all the spec
'1 the hombres: were
r. See is owned by F. N
r
7 5666175 Brother?“ 11115 buy pacer was
there 55c. drove well
other horses and owners which were
noticed. but which did not. give an ex-
hibition on the track. were A Salmons
gray pacer. Lydia Ann. which has a
record or, 212014: Dot)
66”! "16666133 D6 are n a rt' be
use as g as: p on o . 5'
511.5555 ii. 1. Bennett. Hotter: Eli-
gene 6Tolles. bay Balding; John Lycett,
brown telling: Melon-G
Albert J. Givens. bay
actuator John H Ferris.
Thomas Verdun.
thllr.;l)exter Hitchcock's bay dela-
log; 'l‘hoina‘s were; bay pacing geld- Yd
inn, with 5 record Jill
Frederick Lauder. the leading actor
or the Hello Bill Company. was not-
gthe 59 centers.
quite enthusiastic over the races. .
Chat or mice a couple or the horses
were driven in a brush the wrong why.
'llltis sodium the other horsemen. and
will a dangerous ii:
p art is at the monument and
go to lie brook.
NORWAL’K HAT NOTES.
Received by Way or The American
WASH GOODS‘BARGAINB.
some 01 the Here’s a wash goods equipment that
would grace any store; about ever
well known and wanted was": H081“ 1214931911939. 1
Sabres at stylish and dainty color com. 1 1 1 ..x- 11
biliatlons. Prices lower than you’ve Km GLOVE SELLiNG.
ever paid {or like qualities.
36-inch Females in stripes, large as-
sortment oi the newest colorings gloves: none on the than
tested makes. 'i‘ use val
Madras Ginghame in stripes and prices should prove or hell
cgrged eiiects; also solid colors. 12195 toy
1' 1‘
Manchester corded Chambrays,1’lo
"bar.
,1. Banhell. roan
Special at 100 Yd.
chestnut gelding:
Calidonlan Zephyrs, lace stripe ch
(cots. Zlic y. ed 1160 pal r.
Fantasia sllk Chambraye. the spring 9
novelty in memorized dress fabrics. in Cloves, 31.49 pair.
pink. blue, hellotrope old rose 666666. Men's Kid Gloves at 98c
nile green. Plain or dotted. the“ yer
The South Not-walk. Conn. make oi
bodies in the rough produced by A
A. Hodshoh It Co.. at Booth Norwslk.
have been gaining isvor each season.
Customers know their worth and stick
to
“Taylor the hatter." iormerly at 308
Main street. Peterson N J., moved on
May 4 to the new McBride building.
up oslte Smith street
he Croiut It Knapp Co.‘ a advertise
moot this month is a suggestive one.
They are at the service or the retail
hat trade at the world. and the United
States is covered well with the C. d K.
do in every satisfactory manner.
hose‘deaiers handling the Crciut a
Knapp Company goods may be sure
that they are on the right track to
giVe perfect satisfaction to their cus-
The Volk Hat Company was estab-
lished at South Norwalk, Conn. twen-
ty-iive years ago. and the business has
steadily grown from a very email be-
ginning ‘to its
through the personal eiiort and atten-
tion of the company to every'detall
necessary to the proper making or a
in South Norwaik the best still
hats in the world are made, and the
company have taken advantage of
every improved method of machinery.
A5 a molahmsn
~11.th very best. mad
as these we should1
Mles‘ Jere
'S‘heer White Lawn Wallets. some
m
made of selects
bell. lilo pair 1
also black and white.
'DMI‘i
of all ceaster brakes. . .1
It was the first , it is the best.
to propel it.
Semi i 1r our illustrated booklet.
Elmira. N. 1!.
m .
This should be the ‘
the season (or hosiery- and
make it-euoh. 11'l‘-lre.blgca 99
Ladies’ .‘ier . y ribbed 6.6 6
each, worth 150 postal W
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cotton 511th short sleeves.
bodies good last hi, 1
mp ‘
ladilr‘s’ eat‘ra u‘alit 15111116 9 .
Ladies extra line bacilli!
Hose. Onyx or Hornsdori dyer ,7 1
m Bors’ ribbed Hose. last bl 9
7 to 9%, 1'10. 39 pairs for 6909c “
Men's blaolohnd - white ‘
m
You all know the reputatiil
kid glove stock; bone
5‘
Ladies‘ trio clasp eel do
Glace Cloves in all the
5155 three button 311966
The only coaster brake that has
been good enough to need no change.
Itincrcascs the utility of the bicy‘
ole; it decreases the effort necessary _
More pleasure; less exertion.
Ask your dealer to get it for you.
Never put off until tomorrow when
you can buy a MORROW today.
Eclipse Manufacturin‘ (20.. 6
with the best skilled labor. to attain
in this iactory they
make stifl lists only They have also
. 95 large factory at Orange Valley. N.
J.. devoted entirely to the making of
in this hatting section the
elitlre production is soft hats.
also. they have expert Workmen. who
know how to make soil hats only. and
.9 that to perfection.
, Hoyt Wolthausen & Company. at
. Smith Norwalk. Conn. makers oi bod
ion in the rough have leased it portion
or the Tweedy Works at Dnabury.
Conn. and will make bodies in the
M. Messenger and J H.
Wolthausen late at the ilrm of Mes.
sender, Wolth‘ausen it Company. have
connected themselves with Hoyt. Wolt~
housed 6‘s Company. and will manage
the Dadbul‘y bru‘nbln
The Wilson derby for {all is now
1 being shown on the road by the sales-
“ men. and will be illustrated in The
91 American Hatter
7 their success.
’SL"
in June. John C.
Wilson & Company believe train the
way customers have placed orders that
. hthey have struck the popu
‘ and have the correct shape ior T111191
A LONG REGORD.
g. «at-«1
‘ Horn Thlei' Eudora H55 Carved Time;
Joe hinders. alias Jacob Miller, alias
.9 chi Schwartz. the horse thiei and all
..1 around crook arrested in Greenwich.
> has a long record at e‘orlmnal. bovine
. 7 1 committed many bur‘gib
and spent considerable 1
At his door is laid the 5mm
lot sorrel he as
er and thtits
the behind the
i
ior‘ 9t ethnic "our
‘ Moorish sterling.
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.the drooling: 0666610 late James Bea
lay in White Plains avenue: Bl‘l ge-
:mnders was in the Brit:
wemturdsy c bet—god \wlt
rglary. ills case w
99913.11 today. 63““66?‘ 999m: 61.666560 ,
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crook. and ills picture adorns ills ro-
gues' galleries ot many cities in this 7
and other st59.te‘5. One of his
tricitsj‘wa to repaint new
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escaping arrest
66:11} B 1
1‘11s had a talk
Eudora and imported to him
‘d'eh‘oeriul” interiiiiatifn1 that he had95
Personal Appliances.
They Count
With the comina of the sunshine
comes a desire to Which up 13¢
personal appearance. Nothing
aids moresarely that: do attrdctlve
«swap 769161613 ,5 (we BAND
0F SILK :: r: :: ::
Deadlock of Suits matrix of
some of the most attractive dor- ,
656615. mandible amt: pro-
crmblc In‘ r: ’ ::
736 Neckwcsr (in: Is all that can
be derived by the natty We.
Inspection the only necessity to
malleyoapmrhm ”:‘r ::
Norwalk Chronicler