\
00¢on
I now ooLLILLL for buninrss.
“ cation. ' and a
MWWM
AT LANE’S
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Easter
Novelties
and Idolighttul home
made comics.
I Phone lag-s
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5! Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
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LNLLI \t’li Limo
The ilowland Dry Goods Company Is
having LL notion sale.
,Hownrd illnltlo. of Yale. is the guest
of friends in Norwalk.
«New Youuuiu, ut O‘Brieu’s.
The. Stillaon-i’oweil corporation
Son the ud.
Hubbell, of Main street. is
MLILL. A. u.
L o gurst of I‘LILInds in New York city .
._— The now Edison moulded records.
at J. W Sti‘idweli s
'LI‘hL:I l) M Raul Company is receiving
‘ new spring fabrics every day. See the2
L‘LL LI.
too will always; find many internat-
iug things in the ad. of the Bridge Fish
L Murket.
Joseph I. W alz propiietor of tho
Malmckoino Hotel is in Now York on
business
~2~Mild Sugar Cuied Ilamu
lioyos‘.
Many of the local Elks attended thLI
only ‘Dont 'l‘oll My “lip.“ ' :Lt Lioyts
'L‘hootro. last. night. I
Mrs. ioorge Sounders. of ‘Wahhingw
MCI lb.
, IItou street. has gone. to North .Bl'iillI'
ford to remain a. roi'Lplo of works. ‘
~¥~A hundsomo liuo‘ot‘ PortiorosL 'l‘u
bio Covers, {l‘LLLLLzILLtILIios and Funny Fig
lll'Otl LEICU Sat-7h Curtains: .all Lzrados
' Window Shangh- . ti lino line of Rug
l'I‘rlngo‘s. M. .Smith 8: Go.
On 'l‘LLLIILLIiLLv ovening. MILL-vii I].
fourth recital win he held at the South
lLoL‘LLIallL Congregational Chur‘rh.
Tit“ ting“ over Ilopu “use: heudqttur»
tors is: or half mast out of respect to
lllt‘ m onmry of D dwmd E. Shorhan. In?
at LnLImbLLILI of tho ootnpuny.
IIIIl‘lt‘I-ShlllllllS.12lL‘1(‘. Huros'
’I‘hI.~ meeting of 'II‘lL:I. Knob (LL‘Iuh guvj
tilllllfi Lbomd. LLLijomnnL‘l llt’lllllS" olI
taltllllll' \LLILLllLLIr. will bL‘I hold at. tho of
lll" of Taylor &I Goldru,
7:30. ‘ I
The I. T. Y. S. Social Club will hold
LL soLIiaI this owning in Mystio Chain
Hall. in \lLleLiLLLIton slrout for tlLI
brnollt ol‘ llohort M. Lune who is ill ol
purutuouia at tho INorwaliL liLLisuital.
«ISLLI‘I Hats. Soft Ilats ()‘ilrion.
'l‘hLI Minions Amoliu Wilma Min-Ltd
Lot it Wood and Susan S Smith. of
tho l‘I‘ranl'Llin school am slowly moor,
«Irina from their rocont indispositiouas, I
but am not able to 'LIoturn to their
pools of duty. , ‘
’i‘ho :‘Lolortmon have motto aLLLLtlLr-r
LILLuLLL-LLI Lin the mono oi the street mu..-
Lually known as South First stretc-
South Norwalk. and chunmd hr them
to Weeks street. '1‘ he new name which
has horn appended is Charles street.
In the LI§LLLI harIesI N. Arnold
against Ahihtha _ I Inni‘lmrd In the Sn»
parlor Court. .\ J
mode for an oxtL‘VuSIon otI limo to ploaLlI:
to ILLII LLLIL‘mlttLILI to tile bond of pro-Io
rdor to show cause.
WI; $1. 0i] Hayes a.
d (Iirolo of Kiuifl
- l0 lbs Spare!
.‘I‘ho lirlpiug;
Daughters of ti
Min. of. 1. Evans. Int her homo in Main
strcrt. The annual election of odioerh
wan unoin postponed until tlLI- m at
meeting.
wllr M S Roton, dentist and-aurtst
can he continued in the outlets of the
Monochomo Hotel; . on Tuesdays and
‘ Fridays. between the hours M ‘l and I
p. m; Lind daily hntwon hand 12 a.
m L‘» and 9 p m at his Fairiield are
I one. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases mum. .
' The degree team of Lorna 'l‘ribLLI
I0 it M. hold a rehaarsnt last night:
I rim-mm utter tho Hmnkers held LL
nicotine: and lid and two candidatesI
it was decided to d 'aIaociahle. on th.
evening of April The committee
‘whirh has the Loan- ILL (marge wui are;
range lha ontertuinment to be rendered
e oil mun of
I Colweli &: Cannon No ails. tell in the
rigor 8: Com-
Wen Wilmington
animal was
IL: I
tho .
tonight. at L
I ton horw pow‘L‘IL riLIILLItL‘IiL motor.
y CONTESTS AT FRANKLlN SCHOOL.
"Norwulh ill'et‘hodist ‘
Church. heIdIaL meeting last night. with i
I ILL-Ia! astute in New Canaan has been
l .Lwhotnotqm Ih‘llltlt‘.
lhi town to «pond annuity.
l is on display at tho Houston atoro See
‘ the Lu!
J. C. Rathbone. of Now Orlaana. ILLL3
outs-red Profe‘urm: il‘urutroms pLIIpLLrLL-
tory school.
it your vision in affected you noun a
Alluwt Monsnmn. in not 6X]lt‘lt:l.t’lll to
”yo at. Thomaarillo, (in.
Sburuntu l). Room. of Now lurk,
‘ hr-otliL Ir of l‘L-ILLL-ipul Willlum (‘ nonh-
will ILLI llil‘ nuns! of tho luttur tumor
2 row.
-~ to Ilia, ol‘ ii‘rosh I‘LLLIIL for “no.
IlLLyLILL-L‘s.
Little Dorothy Foot. daughtor or
I Principal William (J, II‘oLLto, or South
Main street. to (who ill with LL aovoro
uttuch of grip.
‘_~~~llLuILLrLLIlLLLLv Mourning Bonds. (l'lirlon
John Clark. of the Norwulh liox
Company. In quito ill at. tho Muhaoko-
iImo Hotel. Hlu mother ill'l'll’tttl from
Llhtubury this morning.
. ”5 lbs. Suusugo and 5 Ib:.s
Pork $1. l-luyesfla
Miss Lila Morrison of New Canaan.
Who has been visiting friends in L..L
avenue. for tho past two Weeks. LI.I~L2tuLn
ed to her home yesterday.
~50 doz. Gents Ladies. and (‘hil
‘Llrons Fancy Hose ro‘ Lulariy sold for
25c pr spociulfor Sat. and Mon. lin-
pr. M S Smith & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. lumen IL“ Uorham of
Bridgeport; who have been spending n
few days with friends in South Main
strLILI'l rLIt‘uLued to Utah homo yester-
day
The. members of tho Matinoo waist
Club were o-onteitulned yr-slordur by
Mrs. G Eliot Brown. of Mott. avenue.
The prizes ware won by Miss mama
Lockwood and Miss Anuio Estrllo
Smith. I
mun kinds of Fish at liayos' Mitt
Mr. and Mrs. George Jenninga uni
family. of New YOI‘Li have rLIIuLnLd to
South Norwaik. and hint" taken up
their residuum in Word strLLuIt tor the
summer.
I.iloy‘ William H. howls pastor of St.
John's Church in Bridgopoit was L..LI
guest yLIatLILILlay of Roy. Romilly lI‘.
Humphrlos. They had dinner at no
tel Clifford.
Front!
“Ruwuyton was in South Norwmh this
‘ morning pulling on tripods Mr
Troandly has just Loturnod from it trip
to Syracuse and Buttulo. LLI-ILLILLL ho an
(hosed it our load of Holstein cattle
wFresh l‘orh, lJLI lb. Hay 03.
Miss Elsie Raymond to: atLILI bur Sun-
day stho‘ol china to a sleigh Lida it
New Canaan LLLLLI return it 3t night
l‘hote WPNI about twenty present and u
most enjoyable matting mus spout
Supper wusLSLLLL‘ILl at tho \‘LILL (L‘LLLLLLLLL:
House
Clinton (LLLnLLnanLlLILL knights ’i‘z‘Im
blur. hold a rogular conciaio lad
night and LLIouL’LILrod tho [(lllllllt‘ Llogrvo
on one candidate l‘ho annual Lou
more of tho Lomniandorv hill bo hold
next Friday LLI’tLILuoon in Manouh
lloll. follow I‘ll by LL bun‘uuoi
ALILILLLLIiLLLIL Lo LL oontman‘LLLLrL twenty.
«our friends of Lt“; uporution ‘(‘ouuL~L-Il
John H. Light out down to .L on: ‘Liltl .Lat
Note I (,‘iilfmd. list "luLIsrluL :IILLniILLL.
uItLIL LLIlLiLIlL .‘tll'tll‘ill sprouting wLIrLI
made. As :1 matter of furl no such diu-
ner was ILrlLI 'i ho hum has made out
of whole Lloth lhl’l‘l‘ being no ground
for suL-h a LIuopoit
The (l. N. ILlLIiL'iblLin \iunul‘zILLItuLinLI
Company have LLLILIIL'LI Li an order for u
it) in
gusml by tho John W. Ltrnw Laundry
Machinery Company. Wuior atroet. ’i‘hrI
rompauy has rot-rived another largo
order from. the ,Couum‘iiuut Railway
and Lighting (Ioumauy. to robahhiit
several grurrators in use in their
urarnwirh lighting plant. ~ This latter
being one of the many ordors rLIoeiLIL'ILl
from this some souroo indlrutes Nil!“
iy that the t": N MLle'ihbiu Company
I perform this class of wot lL protiinLIInLir
no... “fl"... ....._...
'IILLILL2 Witt; an inLLILLIsLiLLg gmmmai
LIoutIIst in tho lI‘runklin school :L’C'Sli‘t‘I
Liuy between the girls of tirade It nod
tho boys of tlrudo ’i‘.’the result hoing
a Littoiy tor tho girls LhorLI living
LLLL‘ILLILLI- Six Standing LLhLItL all the Lion
took thoir seats. It has the worst do
teat. that has known to take place in
the school in some time. A fusion
LLIontLIsi was held lmtween Grados S
and K. in which the pupils of (Limiter-
K won D) twontyouo to nothing A
Ispulling contest will he held \ianday
at noon hotLI‘LLeen (stories J and I... .
CASES RETURNABLE T0 COURT.
Two L-a‘sos are» returnable to the.
."lown Court on Mondav \yLLIiLLm fly
I 'ood bring»: suit amino: Robert Jones.
20! New Canaan claiming $22 damages.
.aLLaLIhed by Bounty anariif John w.
Settling-L The other is Cornstmch moth
ers against William F‘ Osborn. claim
in; Sill) damages. Money in posses-
siou oi the South Norwnih Trust Com.
party has bean attachnd
—-~STDP THAT COLD
suit in Pneumonia. Bra-
limiting up Guido when
A line exposition of new spring suits ‘
pair of glauseo immediately: 0. ll.I
Jackson can suit you. ‘ ‘
Andrew Patterson, [other of Lyn-LL.
George ll. Trouudly. tiLLI florist at I I
. Our tailonug department is for those men .\
who cannot find just what they, want even among
our high class ready tailored suits and tho coalsf
ULLLI tailoring is high-class: goods areI.‘ line in
quality: our pricrs :LrILL happy medium betWeeu j .
those ol the high mired tailors and those til the
low-price LI cloth butchers. I
Sails to measure. Sill to $40. You don't have
to take it it it doesn't til you periectly '
I ‘ Glad to show you at long line oi samples of
late cloths.
I 1
We're tied to no on: hit shapeI—Iall lashiou-
. able blocks are here: Derbys, $2 and $3. Al.-
pines and Golf shapes. $l.50‘t0 $3.00
Splint: neckwear 25C 8150..
Cams tackBms.
Norwalk S‘torc:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 32.2:
South Nonwalk Store:
14 South Maln at.
South Norwalk Store. L I
N
isLL mil INN Linus
lllllli
At Smith’
39 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Phone MIL-a I
MRS. G. M. QUIGLEY DEAD.
Passed Away at Family Rcoidence In
Silvermine Last Night. I
Mun Hamlet 1. Quigley, wife of
Gamma M. Qulgloy, diod last night at
the family Losidouue in Silvormlne. or
horn-t disease. after an lilneas covering!
operiodot' yearn. Mrs Qnigley is sup
‘vlved hoaldo hur husband by a dough
tor and Lion Miss Lottie E Quigley
and Homer lI’. Qulgley. She won alao
LL sister of David M Platt or ulllOil
Park. John H Flatt of Oomotock avo-
nun. and Ml‘t-i (.umgo ll Williams of
Fin! street
The deceased was an earnest (Jurist
tun woman loved by all and the ho
renvod family have the sympathy of
the entire community in their and loss
Mrs LQnIgon was a member of St.
I’aul' Ls Church.
RUDOLPH STRAUSS
Rudolph Strauss diod this mor
Lit his homo in “Liton aged sorority-
eight yours and four months Mr.
Strauss la survived by his wilo and
hing
Brutus bring a prompt store, this iszL store
ol good quality. Here are. to be found the
boot grains that money Can buv. Thereis‘
ulenty oi cnanc: toIr deception in grain-but we
don’t ilk: thus: chances. _ I
I Good grain as well as good waightis what
you‘ll get hero. I ‘
BUY eons THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL 7'. Ha TCH.
.» humorous and beautiful.
Fl N E PHGTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM ARTISTS PROOF
having all the mL‘Irit; of Steel Engrar» of warmer ton-o. mm 3‘ “Ch Mk“).
surface. Tho very perfection of Artis~
lugs and absolutely i’LILImanent. Lie Portraiture.
All work is finished wuii egoecml rare and “fully guaranteéd
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S‘ STUDIO
53 WALL Sil. nouwdtu
Trolleys pass the door.
This is IIIoUSe Oleanmg Time
Shelf Paper
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STAT IONEHI. ENGRAVER
I49 Wall street. Norwaik Conn. _
“125 in.
‘ 15¢ lb.
12o lb;
_ STEAK “con.
nos SHAD, I
hook sum.
LARGEIFLAT LILSLL, i 153.. 256.
No.1 snub-LI LL um. 25¢.
TEL‘IL‘ ornnn maps or FlSHI
OYSTERS 25c quart.
.‘CLAMS FRESHI “BY DAY
IIR. J CUTBlLtI
“’ASHINCTDN ST.
.-W
.c-l.
tinned In these calm a few days ago. 3
Advertise M!
‘to purchase manila tor ~the:
one son Henry R. Strauss. 'l‘htt (an
oral will be held Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'Llork from this South Wilton Chap
The Rev. Mr. Hart pastor of th.
Wilton Congregational Church will or
liriate Interment will he at Joos Hillo
Cemetery. \Viltou Mr. Stratus was:
formerly LL memher of the Arion and
tho Ridors’ Societies of Now York
city For tho past twenty nine yours
Mr. Strauss has resided in Wilton L
The funeral of Alfred Flatt was held
at 2' :30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. at
the South L‘Jorwolk Methodist Church.
A large number-Lot relatives and friends
Wore present and the flowers" were
Postmaster
Edmund El (.‘rowe. Julian Main. Mrs.
C. S Boutwoli and MlsmAInawor-th.
made up the quartette that song fot:
the nonunion ‘Rer W‘ W. T. Duncan
had charge of the tuneial services and
interment was in the East Norwaih
(‘omr-terv. The poll hearers were
Thomas I Raymond. John Greenwood
David F llunt and John W. Powell.
'1‘er funeral of thL2 late Edward E
Sheahau was largely attended this
Rev “illiam Kiernan omciatlng. Del
motions from Hope Hose Company and
(,‘ouri Narnia. Porrotera oi Anioxica. at~
tended and marched to the Comoterv
with the romains The poll neuron-L
LLILILLI "l'homus Hunt Junws (Ll‘ilriLIn.
Prior Kilboy. Edward O’Brien. Edward
Riordan and John Giulio. The Horror
hearers were Edward ‘W. Duffy. James
E. Burns. James Kelly and .lamea
More. interment was up St. Mary‘s
(:omotory. The floral display was very
beautiful.
The funeral of Ml‘SL Flora A. Bates
will bLI hold l’romL her luto homo In
ll all strut tombrrow attarLrnoou at ."L
aclork. 1in Rev. H B Mum-Lon pas-
lot of tho Not-walk Methodist Church.
will otlicioto and interment will help
Riverside Cemetery.
«Tho funeral of Hot-Loco‘Waterhury
will bLI hold tomorrow afternoon. at l
o’LIiLLok. from Mrs. Julia 1“. Scoliold'a
residence in North Main street. Rev.
intnrment will he in Woodland ceme-
tery. in Stamford. . L
WlLL VISIT LEEDS COUNCIL.
American Mét‘ilanlufi. held in; regular
meeting last night. and worked the
first degree.- ou‘ elm‘on candidates.
serum] risitors were prosentnand tho
marveling was a very intorosting one.
The entertainment committoo reported
that LhLHiunoo given Thursday night
potted about L330. whim will ILLI List-LI
degree
loam. Next Tuesday night the mom
hers of the Council will go to Stamford
and visit head‘s Council, No Iii where
the second dagree will be conferred
on a large. number of candidates. The
third degree will be conferred by Wal-
demere Council. a: Bridgeport in
Lincoln Council's hall on Washington
street South Norwalk on the' Friday
night the let at which Lima Lincoln
Council will provide a supper and en-
tertainment for the visiting members
or the order. There was one applica-
tion for another member {or next
month received last night. I
SPECIAL FOR SA TURDA Y
morning from St Mary" 3 Church. tho I
Paul Moore Stmyer will officiate, and I
Limoin Council, No. It Order United L
A problem that contronts all classes of society.
WE DO nor WANT To CARRY
oven ANY HEAVY WEIGHT ooIoos
ANDIHAVE PUT PRICES so Low
THAT YOU ARE oomo YOURSELF
A GREAT INJUSTICE lF you no
NOT BUY AT THIS TIME.
1
II I Lori's. ovsnconrs, ooo TROU-
SERS, MACKINTOSHES, aaarans,
UNDERWEAR AND HEAVY socr<s
AT ALMOST voun own PRICE.
W' ”1?...5 I... 2E2
‘ . runmsum. ‘
Its-and 50 wall Street, Norwalir
i
Itema of interest.
What is going 021. Weekly budget of Store News.
PickIIe‘Is, large and medium. just Pure Home HonIey,22c bottl!
fresh In. Put up with care. We and where 25c.
12¢ dozen: ‘
. . Bio t H
Cabbage, a little scarce. Solid heads, V a er errmg, 2‘: eaIch. .
St: to 12¢, M . Canned Trout, to close. at; 10c. 1L
Butter. Price gives satisfaction, ,Jar Jolly (quart) 10c- .
New Maple Sugar, 18:; lb. , I
New Maple Sugar In cakes,$2
Sharp Cheese, Mild Cheese: “As you New Maple Sugar In quart: from
like it." 15:: lb. I Figs 3 lbs., 25c, 9c lb. ‘
Eggs. Plenty of home laid 309 L102. Jelly in stone crock: to clone
Honey. California Honesuckle Brand‘ 25c crock. L _
in screw top tins. 2 lbs. for 30¢. Cheap 17 Oranges. 25s.
when theouaiity is known. 28:: lb. far
tub; 35a for Clover Prints.
and good. Prunes, 5c. .
Boss bargain in Pears. 3 lb. can, Prunes. 9c: 3 lbs., 25:.
10c. Prunes 10c ib.
:Ltart; large. II
LSoliciting Business yours: to serve and please, ' '
Lorenzo Dibbl
YOU’ lL BE SURPRISED
AT THE COMFORT
a pair of glasses will afford it your vision is any way detective
Heartache. Epoarho lLILLLLiLL L. of the print are some. of the ind
lions of Liofoottre Liston and sho‘ Ltd he attended to AT ONCE.
, Sciontino examination iron and Proper Glasses Properly Adina
ed is what We guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON
_ . ‘ GRADUATE: OPTJOIAN
53 WALL STREET.
4.
L NORWALK. conic
TheBumngQNeLtuLoi theHoN
HOW TO KEEP WARM
Have vim solved it to your satisfaction 8
if not, call at
RAYMOND BRILI
HERAMING STREETS.
The board 0! sele‘ctmen has rynamedi
the streets and avenues throughout:
the town. This was a much needed im-I‘
movement. where the. names conflict.
i have last one obkctinu to make in
regards to renaming Elm Grotto street _
to Sound View avenue. Elm Grove to
nearly two milm long There Is LL spot
that you can get a vino of the Sound
when there. are no loaves on the treex. 1
how I don’t object to the mono but to
whole street is o
of tbe‘ smog There
street. indie town ‘ name of Elm
Grove street. so i nk with most of
the people! who miside- on the; street
that the none better he left as it was:
at any mte‘ not Sound View around.
:JUNIUS BROWN.
. To THE fHREE L
who did not got the wardrobe adver-
from a view
:1 this paper I
There surely khofild be other: in this.
city that persons will gladly dispose -
ot Ether only know you‘deaired mom. ‘I
on it about than: hundred feet long ‘
its inappropriatenesa, as nearly the ‘
is not another - L.._
Norwalk Chronicler