, Kabuona lIucIIIanu-Mut (10.10..
held a regular session. last1 evening. l
Miss Christine Boyce. of 259 White
‘street. Dunbuly IIII visiting in South
Nor walk
‘Ar Lowe’s.
Easter ,. ,
Novelties . I
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avenuc has returned to work
ten daya Illness. ‘
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tfiwfifl ‘ (‘III IIIIIIIIII 'lhil—Ic-WIMNT’I—Iold . regular l
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‘ ' l'l. Egginaon, North Main street last .
gnight. All intcrcutcd are doing nicely.
i G. Hamilton has installed a hurulw
:ecmc water tiltcr on his bur III Hotel
IHamilton. that is attracting much IIt~
ltcntlon.
‘ "Joseloil' Is selling strictly fresncoun-
try eggs thirtocn for twenty «five contra:
A G. Searlcs. of Norwalk was the
guest of friends in Gionbrook. Ias.‘
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The antiolal town moctine.r will be
bold in the town assembly hdll in Wall
street next Wednesday evening. ‘
wSoft llats Sot‘t llaia. O'Brien.
There will hc an important reborn-u»
(II 01‘ the warrior'n degree at the moIIt- i
tug of Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. it.’ l\i., this. 1
evening.
. w The formal opening. of the Selletk
& Pricc (.‘ Iothing and Furnishing Stor‘c V
at 98 Waahlrraton St, SUI. Norwaik, is
postponed a. few Iiast. .
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MiI-lracl lrvington wan ant-stud in
South Norwalk laI-rt night for Ilrunkcn- .
Irons-I. His I-IIsII was continued until It I
o'clock this afternoon
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il. l{llegel"& Company is now ready
‘to show you anythingr III the line of
Our ultimate department is for ”those men
who cannot find just what they want (even anion}:
our [high-class ready tailored suits. and ion coats.
Our tailoring is hick-class; goods are line In
quality; our prices are It happy Iucdiuiu between
those ol the high-priced tailors and those of the
. low—priced cloth butchers. _
Suits to measure, Sill to $40. ,You don’thuyc
to take it it it doesn’t til you perlectlv.
Glad to show you a tony.r line of samples of
late cloths.
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We re tied to no one hat shape~all iashion—
able blocks are here: Dcrbys, $2 and $3.~ Al—
pines and Golf shapes.$l.50 to $3.00
001225 tookBl'Os. .
14 Sauth Main St.
South Norwalk Store;
Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 32-2:
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39 MAIN eraser, nonwALK.
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WIIIII IIIIIMIIIII‘III IIMIIII hid;
Continued from l‘I‘lrI-rt i’I urn.
for be had been on his journey for a
day. . . .
For nearly three days he had been
without water and he stated that whon
ho was able to talk that had it not
rained Mcdncnduy he would certainly
died of thirst. During most of the
storm tho cur III which he was pack-
od had been side tracked out III some
small country town and the water had
come through a crack in the roof and
tell on the Back. The burlap became
quite wet and he was thus enabled to
pluck from the cloth a few drops which
’nllayed hie thirst.
. I. AMUSEMENTS.
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'l‘HE WRONG MR. WRIGHT.
John Allison will Appear in “The
Wrong Mr. Wright," as “Singleton
Sites." a character made famous by
the late Roland Reed. Take this play;
it has an idea, and for farce an unus-
ually fresh one. "Sites.“ II San Fran-
r‘lnco nrilllonniro. noon to Old Point
Comfortwhore he hours that. “Bailey."
an employee who has forged his name
for 350.0%, and has absconded with
spring “0005‘ See what the ad. says ——- Home dressed lurkcyn and (blrk
(Ins. ltoIIttccbcr‘ N.
The lincoin Council No. I 0 ii.
M. will meet tonir. Int for routine. bust
nose to ho transacted in tbnir hall at
.._........_._A_ 100 Washington atrcet.
Mru. Mmy Snudoreon. of Monroe.
etrcet who has been visiting friends
' in Bridgcpmt and II‘airiicld. has to
turned to her home.
'l‘. B, Grililn' a white pine expector-
nnt is fully guaranteed to do. what is
cluinrod for it. or money will be III-
funded
Mr. and Mrs W. M ’i‘crry otIII-idwu
port who hnIc boon stopping in South
Norwalk for a connlc of days return
-..- fed to their homo this afternoon.
~—’i‘he general cut in prices for this i
sale includes everything .in Kitchen
ware. Scoposter .M. S. Sriiith «Go. I
A call for: the Norwalk‘ tire steunrcr
was received from Rowuyton in; t
. night, during the burning of Captain
Edward H; Smith's atoreproperty,but '
the steamer Was not sent down bI
, (trust: of tho condition of the, roads.
Mr and Mrs. Joacpb ll. Jenninzrs. (It
Stamford who have been visiting
friends in South Norwnlk durinzr the
past few (loin. returned to their hoInII
i ,I cote.- day.
——Tho latest Sui int Derblce. 0' RI leu
Mayor Stephen Char tom, of Anemia,
[and J. .l. Manning, of Troy. N. Y.‘ who
apoko at the mass pivoting in lloyt'II
'l‘hcatrc, last. night. stopped :It in:
IMIIIIIIIIkcnIo i-lotcl.
'l‘lIII. circus ’fad has struck town and I
(Ivory spectator who uttbndcd lust
ninht‘s performance was undoubtedly ’___~ ”WW“
I onvinccd that no not. run iuit .‘nIonIIy a - Rtv William M rh r l) I) (It Qoi
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\Iorth Society 0H1": '1 win CM“ was Nm'walk. prcaIIthl the Lenten sermon
Besides being It prompt store, this is a store ‘
ol good quality. Here are to be found the
best grains that moneycan buy. There is
plenty oi chance tor deception In grain-but we
don't like thos: chances.
Gout gIaiu as well its good weight 15 what
youll gethere. ‘ ,.
BUY OATS THAT‘ S CLEAN. .25
MANUFL 2‘. an ran.
out in full for IIII hunt night’s audience at. St Wm,“ (whom, church in “.1“.
“m” "“3’_3‘)”f_l;‘“‘_t_wl,liid_w ‘4 .bIII-y Wednesday cvcninir. lilo sub-
in! was ‘( hrisliun Sacrifice"
Mr. and Mrs. liyr‘on El l)II.voIIpI.Irt
who limo. III-Int visiting lIiIInIln in idly
tor, of Bridgeport. will be there and a”““”"‘. during tlIII pnfit 001ml“ 05
several societies from out of town. A ““4“ "Mme“ ‘” U“ ‘ “”310 in
good time may be, expected. Bridgeport veuterduv afternoon. .
u] mu Boutou w 11 1‘50“.“ to the po- ““Sllt‘elill line of (lrIrIts' Ladies' and
lice, went on a tear brat night. and (“Mimi-4 ”"5“ ’L’ifii‘ lil‘ is WON“)
. was arrested by Sepecinl Officer Gilbcx‘i .Iour attention. and to purchasrI for thI .
Ilmton, who Was called to the hone-I future ~15 they Vuic. surely spec m 1).":
Where Bouton liven. Judge Lockwood rim“- M S 3”“th & (0
let the offender off this morning on his .
payment of the actual cunts oi? the cast.
'l‘lio first .nnnnnL musical, IIutIII tutu
‘ment and ball of the South Norwuik
Quartetlc Club. will take place this
evening in Germanin Hall.’ Matt Wei
A. ..l. Collinn & Company will soon
‘ be ready to carry on business again as
usual only on a larger scale. The (lt‘r
_(‘i(lt‘(l improvements that barr- been
made will be complcted in‘ a day or
~Union Label Caps. O‘Brien .
liming an the merit oi.’ Stcel Eng. I'ruv-
logs and absolutely Permanent
All work Is finished wrth esoecral care and fully guaranteed
Trolleys pass the door. , ‘ . .
FINE“. PHmOGRAPI-Is
AR’l‘lSl‘S’ PROOF
of warmer tonc,with a rich velvety
auriace. The very perfection of Artis-
tic Portraiture.
gLATINUM
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
Among the gueste yesterday, at the.
Norwulk Hotel were Mr. and Mrs. J.‘
1 , a .
I g‘egfig’ggii‘Ngf'gfimfi 393; 3:}; , , The \iinses Bertha and Dollie Man
lins Bost.;on Charles P. Bentley New .nion. M New Haven who haw. been
Miltord- P. J_ Byrne Marlbord, £1833” ,stonping at the residence of Mr and
Mrs James III‘ Armstfimg.’ in ‘South
3;“?! Stebbind, Charles Knoll \Brtdge ‘Main ntreot. returncd to their ironic
on Wednesday. , ‘
--GIIIIId Musical and ilunroroua lIIuI
lertainnrcnt and Ball given by the do.
INOIwalk QIII’I‘rtetGlub, assisted by em
crul sou lotion and an excellent mastcl
of comics Friday. March It. at 8: 30 in
Germanic Hall. Adnilsaion lilo each.
two.
A. 1.. Hartley of Hartford a special
agent of the. New Hampshire Fire In-'
aurancn Company. was in town yester-
day. Mr. Hartley is one of the adjus
tern appointed from the fire insurance.
companies to look into the Snap Hook
and Eye GbfiIpAuy tire. The matter: is I
.2 L110 nearer a settlement than ever i Fourteen years ago the. Boston Store
opened in ‘Norwalk and now III-I man
iagement is celebrating its fourb “nth
anniversary by having an anuivc
sale. There is a large ad. in touav’ I»;
issue. See what is said at out dry
goods
. , 44.6.1. Eggs. 24c. F. n. L. a Co
any at the residencei
‘orman s Feldmann
last night the occa
. eion being the.uchenteenth annivcr .
‘sary of the birt. day Jof their daughter I I
3333 “3:138: ‘ e‘gfii’nugfiwjgégtllicharged with nun-support of his child~
. . ron. will come up before the Norwalk
Was served. 1T “new!” fthfgogilvgi itown court. tomorrow. Reynold’ s wltc
There. nasa
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The case of Henry P Reynolds.
Iplained that he did not support his
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There was. a
’1. cloned oilicerso
in the Bridge
.I The Girls Friendly Society of Grace
’Ohnrch. will mart this evening at the .
parish house. corner of Cross 'street and
Belden place. ' The societys mission
49 Wall street.
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service will. be held Saturday after-
. noon at. the church after the afternoon ‘,
Ivaricus subjec which pertain toibthe
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betterment of the
Put your interest in your work and~
your work will soon be to your inter—
This is House Gleamng Time
elf Paper
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
’Wm P. Beers
BOOKSELLER. STATWNER. ENGRAVEIBJ'
Norwalk Conn.
«m (Ion Fran, , I. LB.
STEAK coo 10c LB.
FINNAN HADDII As , 12c LB.
B RID FLAT FlSH I I LBS. FOR 25c
Loud coitus;- ..,, 350 PR.
we LEAD. Iornaas FOLLOW.
._ I ALI. ornna KiNDS or men or
,S'rnns AND ooA‘iIts Fansn EVERY
I‘nAr. ‘
R. J. DUTBILL
' WASHINGTON ST..
Next to John H. Fenian Coal Olflce
Tel. Call 108 Free Delivery ,
FISH
MARKET
' Attending meant):
the proceeds is likely to be found. Ofo
course It in necessary ,for “Sites" to
proceed under an assumed name. MD
a venture he takes the mime of
"Wright." not knowing that “Wrigbt’fl
in tho very name the culprit has tak-
en himself. "Miss Henrietta Oliver."
, a lady detective. known It. and is on the
lookout fora “Wright" when “Sites"
turns up. She makes certain of “Sites"
being the man aha wants and since
the evidence against the cashier is
weak sets herself to draw a confes
nion of the crime from “Silos ” "Slice "
docs not know what she is after and
concludes that one is smitten with
him. as at last. she turns out. to bc.
Under this impression which sire of
course fosters. he grows quite. genial
and theI close-tinted curmudgeon of
Act One is distributing his money
broadcast in Act 'i‘IIo. III not Three.
“Sitar-I" is taken into custody when a
telegram arrives announcing the cup
lure. of ”Butler" at New York. The
fun corner; from the various pcrsons in
answer to “Sitco‘ " frantic appeals to
any who he is. declaring him with
two Hill? to IIII "'l‘ho Wrong: Mr
Wrinhi‘ whom llll not before ho had
bcgncd them to any he was.
liAi‘lCtltlit'l‘ ,(lOMiIJiW COMPANY;
“Borne early and enjoy the music."
In sure to be a popular Inning during
the cugngemcnt of the Harcourt Corn
IIIly Common in a repertoire of stop
days only next week. for the concert
civc half hour. concerts of the latest
popular music bofore (Inch perform-
ance. which will be a source of pleas.
are to all patrons.
C. APTAIN IlOBSON COMINI‘.
Captain Richmond Pearson llohson.
"The Hero of the Mor,rimne " will sure-
\ be in South Norw ’aik Friday. March
illI-It. and will speak in the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church at 8 p m.. unI
tier the auspices of the i. M. (I. A. The
(allowing latter was received by Score.
tary Norris this morning.
Am y Department Waeliinetnn 110*...
March 12th 1902.
Dear Mr. Norris:
My subject will be “The New and
the Nation. "
_ Yours very truly.
R. P. i-l()BSON.
PUTNAM HOSP. POOL GAME.
Another interesting game of pool
was played in the Putnam Hose pool
tournament last night when Gus
Knorr rated at 90 and Bert Kelly. ratI
ed at 70. played a game. Knorr won
by the score of 90 to is]. Georize Bo-
gardus was referee and F E. Conley
scorer. Messrs. Bozordua and Conley
will play tonight. Following was the
score: -
Knorr 90 Kelly 70
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184—1 24-2
251-] , 31
I33 -, \ 35~3
48—] g 39* .
50~1 46 I
62 49
73 53
I 84 57
,90 “ 61—1
TREAT FOR LAMONTERS.
Sunday at their regular meeting.
I the Lamonters will be addressed by ~ “
Prof. George B. Stevens of Yale 0111- ‘ " "
The . subject will be Henry»
Varsity.
Drummond. Mr Stevensi very pomp.
the pulpit i
gregatlonal"
arm moaned to the pristorae. All
young men not otherwise, engaged are
cordially invited to attend this meetn
the h Nor-walk Corr
ocoanut. The Jennings Club has
, Invited tho Lamonters to lassqmblowitn
them on th occasion in' order to have
more room or ill accommodation of
and their guests.
(lard plays at ‘I'loyt's Theatre for four ‘
orchestra carried by the company will ‘
iar in Southfiilor'w hay or supplier] _
hutch‘betocé Mr. Stray- . . "
itgg and get their share of the milk in .
WE Op NOT WANT TO CARRY
I OVER ANY HEAVY WEIGHT GOODS
AND HAVE PLlT PRICES 80 LOW "
Tl-IAT YOU ARE DOING YOURSELF I 1
‘A GREAT INJUSTICE IF YOU DO
NOT BUY AT THIS TIME.
‘ suits, ovencom‘s, ooo Tnou.‘
seas, MACKINTOSHEB, Heavens,
UNDERWEAR AND HEAVY socks " ‘
AT ALMOST voun own PRICE.
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THE MODEL GRO
A Helpful Factor to the Buyer. .
Timely Topics. "
PRUNES.~l.et usIshow you what ing for a present in Croatia
We can do in Prunes. at ‘ i Ware. Some Wash Bowl ‘ a _
30 "M 3 lbs. [“i‘ 33": Pitchers, Oatmeal Dishes Tea
OUR DRIED BEEF‘COIIUDIIOS t0 ‘ Plates, Dinner Plates,
.attract. Cut thin from good
beef. hand sliced: it keeps them
coming after they once had a
taste.
EGGS.—~Freeh Eggs,
IIIICIIIIIIIaAIr'—3 ll). nag- .
BAKING II’OWDERr—Goldcn Rod BROOMSITSI’ECW heavy 8’0“”?
Baking Powder. 15c Ix. In: for Stow. Factory 01 Barn .
Evcry box has a ticket in it call- (Regular 45 anti 500..)
SOLICITING Y_ OUR ORDERS.
Lorenzo lebl
YDU’ IL BE SURPRISED
AT THE COMFORT
a pair of glasses will afford it your vision is any Way defective.
Headache. Eycaclrc. blurring of the print, are some of the indica-
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONCE ‘
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly Adjust-
ed is what We guarantee.
0. B. JA'GKSON,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
Disbcs Vegetable Dishe >
etc... too numerous to menti
‘CAKES. ——To clear them on ,I
10cI lb; 3 lbs. I ,
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23" doal (Regular 2 lbs. 25c )I
10c I
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Strictly Fresh
Country Eggs
15‘ for 25 cts
Wberi coughing atoay and ’haz'shz'no foli- rblr'ef
’ ’ semi for a bottle of - I
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It will surely reliebe.
Norwalk Chronicler