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5 l Washiliqton . Street.
South Ififarwalk.
totalitarian.
, color of' tho fiesta will be especially en-
'l‘be Clifford Pharmacy advertises ?
Fragrine. today. ‘ ,I
E. E. Gorham has everything imagln- .
able in the line of wallpaper.
Michael Connors. engineer for- Ray— '
Inond Brothers. failintuhis home.
\
l’aul Schultze.~ (if oProsprct Place. (""1" exhibitions NO. NO pains W1“
will move toIBrldgepoI-tdpril 1st.
Fifteen fresh “eggs are. being sold for
twenty-five cents at theI'PubliC Market. which the official arrangements are
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'I‘heNew England Order of Protec- 1
tion will hold a meeting this evening. i
it will tell you! in'Ithe ad. of the
rived.
ey‘s worth.
Look~it up. _ p x ‘
Main street. ‘
Oomstock Brothers are ready to fit
you with a top contror suit. Road the
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ad. in toda’yt’g'iissite’r
will take place this week at No. 18$
Main street. Norwil' kg‘n“;
the company. Arc You a Mason? is in I
South Norw'alk today." - '
Father O’Donnell, Ithe new rector of
St. Mary‘s Church. arrived in Norwalk "‘3‘th Mitotic" Declines to An-
-foda‘y from Watertown. « » 1
William Raymond, of the firm of:
Raymond Brothers. is able tobe out ldcnt Mitchellh‘Iot' the United Mme
again after a severe illness;
See this big ad. of .11. KI-icger & (:mn~
puny. They have the most elegantly
dressedwindows of any store in town.
his duties as clerk at his brother
John T. Hayes's store, because of ill~ videa for a preliminary conference in
‘ New Yorkwbpt, con National President
A number of the members of Com- Mitchell, the l. roe district presidents.
pany D will 30th New York this even— and the conciliation committee of the
- , . . ~ a t Civic Federation“ An effort will be
mg. to witness the military tourn men made by these committees to arrange
ness. . I. . W
at Madison Square Garden. .
Mrs. Delia E. St. John. of Webster. ‘
, the mine. workers committee of four~
Mass. and .Mrs. 'M‘ Dele. Wilcox. ”I teen. ,Should the operators decline to
meet the committee there will be no
Norwich. are guests, of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Hoyt. of'Rofbn Hill. n
The Tuxedo Trio,a well-known mus- York. in any event the four presi»
“’91 organization 0f Boston. has bran dents will report the result of their ef-
engaged to furnish an entertainment forts to the district executive boards
at the SOch'NOYWRllK Club, Wednesday before further action is taken.
. night. April 2. ‘ 1
Catholic Union Council'. Knights of
Columbus. held a meeting. last night.
and further talked up the matter of es-
tablishing a sick'benefit fund. No de-
28th.
' his hom Lin th
to Norw lk.“‘§‘est'tiii lay, and imbibed a W
. - ‘ I. . rare newer andinflnite charm. He is
getfielttzggt’fiély'q“iglgffiséhzg‘ggg; ably supported by a company of com-
Chief Bradley, of the Norwalk police. ”Stem Players-
‘ In court this morni ’Jtidae Lockwood
continued the case lgefinltelyi ‘ .
Civil Engineer Chit etc N. IWood and
Selectmen Lyrics and Brown took a
trip to the ne Broad-River .“four
bridges.” yestgr afternoon, and ex-
amined the work. ‘The determined to
have the work started again next Mon-
8‘
winter much of tiie‘iwork could not~be
done. ., ‘ .
the steamer nicer Wilhelm. Der
Grosses, which sailed for Europetoday, ‘
were Count A. Von'Quadeykxfiadt In:
nee, has grown so large that it is now
probable at “least two cars will be fill~
, _ led. Thedi crept routes for the re-
Bridge Fish Market Mi“. has 1"“ a" ‘turn trip include the Santa Fe road.
. j'I-v 1 . . with a side trip to the Grand Canon.
11' you purchase“ anything M T. R {the beautiful coast journey in Califor- .
Griffin‘s drug ,Stot'it‘i’ml 8“ your mon- lain, the Yosemite Valley, the Yellow- -
" ‘ , I’stono or the most northern road. with
There is ’nilitl’le-‘of‘cverything in the ‘a day or two at Victoria, Vancouver
ad. of the D.'M."I.‘Read Company, today. land in Puget Sound. There will also
, ‘ lbc, by this “fine, a day‘s stop ii? the
.lolm Tryon is moving from Seaview iCanadinn Ni“ onnl Park at 9““ H01
' . . . I ISprings. The outward trip is through .
avenue to the Becket block in bouth i COlorndo with side trips throuuh Mani. ‘
.‘ ton, the Garden of the lode. Glenwood
gSprings. and all the beauties of these
places, Sale Lake City, Ogden, Sacra-
,i .1“ ‘monto. and several days' stay in San
A special sale of wines and liquors Francisco.
questions answered concerning those
ii. Krone‘i (it New Y'orl‘g, representing - matters W Miss lelfifl- . ‘
« Workers. said today that he has decid
. ed for the. present not to announce the
Mr. Nihiock. .of the Norwalk hotel. names of the fourteen men selected to
won the grapbophone at John Brum- iscek the aid of the civic federation in
mer's ‘barber.shop. Saturday night. iscuring a amicable settlement of the
differences between the Mine WOI'ka's
andItbe operators. It is not at all cer-
tain that this committee will how do
Ecasion to visibNew York on a peace
Frank P. Hayes is unable to attend to mission. ‘
' "The American Girl," which will up-
cision was arrived at in the matter, and hear at Hoyt‘s Theatre. matinee and
it will be furtherrdlscussed on April night, Friday, March 28, is a play of
*' , I. .I ‘ . fine comedy. of sincere pathos. It. is
Raymond Brothers have installed a ‘ comedy infinitely more enjoyable. than
new telephone system. A desk tclc- the broad. nondrmu- humor “f the
phone hag been placed in the am“. fir farm that is hooped. upon the stage.
Thomas I. Roynibnd‘nnd a mgvme m, and is asdifl’erent from that as the do»
e-phone has also been placed at u" lirious- morsel that satisfies the cot
yard for the useof‘iForeman Henry 0_ “ure is different from the coarse gorge
étmet. .- . army» that satiates the gourmand. Mr.
. , . n . I . , George F. H‘all plays the leading char-
ank‘w' Sistine giégafi’: 2181233; acter, that of Ross Potter. a typical
0d the concluding lecture in the course
of the Town Teachers’ Association.
last ' night." at‘ Lockwoodls; Hall, before
subject "Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mr.
day._ ContractorLJohn Fanzilla i 5, the Vincentgave an interesting and in-
_ _ .i _ structive discourse, which was much
“h“"de' 0’ the. struéture. .During the appreciated. The speaker frequently
quoted from‘Dr. Hoimes’ writingsand
, also brought out different points In
~ “é . ‘ ' Mr. Holmes‘ character. Mr. Vincent
PASSENGER‘ N DEBFWSSE' was witty throughout his talk , and
NEW YORK, arcthwoh board caused many a hearty laugh.
Juliana Kbvacs, house‘and lot, Lexing-
‘oni avenue. Consideration; $1.000; -
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Connecticut Club Women Grow En
tho-lactic Over Trill to California. ' will meet tonight for the transaction
hos Angelou has postponed its, or regular business. The Council, be-
aprlng festival, the "Fiesta de lII' ing desirous of bringing the aims and
object of the order must prominently
before the Catholics of the town of
Flores," until the first Week in May
in order that the vieitlng club women
may see this carnival with all its brilI Ni
liant attendant ceremonies. The local ‘
Joyiibie to those who here, never been
upon the Pacific coast.“ The street pu-
radcs arc of peculiar beauty. The
Chinese section, with all its barbaric
Oriental splendor, in most striking.
’l‘ho robes of the Chinese Officials are
a blaze of gold and silver embroider-
ice. and the magnificent banners and
all ornaments are of rich and costly
materials and elaborate In ilnlnh. The
great dragon is a thing of weird and
hideous beauty, It is 180 feet. long, and ~
in covered with thousands of' tiny mir- ,‘
l‘ill‘tl‘ representing scales. it's crcst-d ‘
head is a blaze of Jewels. It is open
atcd by 150 men in when of pale blue.
Old iilltk. mac and yellow crcpew—most
aesthetic in effect.
The Spanish cavaliors in the court
dress of Spain, mounted upon superb
ly caparisoned horses, are also a most
attractive feature of the parade. The
PelIblo lndlans. in their rare blankets, ,;
silver ornaments, and carrying quaint
specimens of pottery and baskets, are
also most attractive. The brilliant
and beautiful floral features are only
possible in u clime. whore semi-tropic
flowers are obtainable.
Many other enjoyable things are be-
ing planned for the pleasure of the I.
guestsv—«excureions. receptions. rurc
it
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be spared to make the week one of
rare enjoyment.
The company from Connecticut for '
being made. by Miss Dotha Stone Pin-
ltinernrics will be furnished and
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WILL NQTLGIVE OUT NAMES.
nounce Members of Committee.
SHAMOKIN... Pa. March 25-Prosi—
The program as now prepared pro»
meeting between the operators and
ecessfty for its members to visit New
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
coon FRIDAY ATTRACTION.
hole-sonled, hustling American, with ‘
OLIVFER IWENDELL HOLMES.
TWO GARb'WILL as, FILLED. ” I
meeting.
In pastor has been‘pleased to place officials refuse to
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WILL HAVE 'A IPEAKERL FOREIGNERS ARE ILL-T
Bishop McMahon Council, (1. ll. 1..., YOKOHAMA, Marci: zfiw'i‘ho uuth»
orifice here have aroused the resent
meat of tho forcing residents by die.
training proportion ofItlIosc who roe
fuse to pay the house tax.‘ They have
distrnlned money of the Hong Kong
andfibunghui bank and th
orwalk. is arranging with a distin. Bank 0: main, T ny
guishod speakcrtor an address to be ‘
delivered in a few weeks, in the handy
"lent 0' 81- Joseph'tiiChurch, which of business and a“resldences.
‘ , 3 at payment of
at the Councils ‘dispgsai for the occu- the tax under prot t-..' The legations
on. Final errant; pleats for the are receiving no ; nous comlllulnlfl
address will also be made of. tonight‘s from foreigners offing) treatment the
latter have been a ”4,; ct '
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“iterate: TheSelleckStore
.ISMI‘IZH’SI- ,
Zack at our fistervyNooelties
Mains Norwulk;
money and prepert , ‘ tiJardine, Mathc~
son at. Company's mm at other places,
IS THE OFFICIAL DAY ON
WHICH T0 TURN OUT
-WITH A NEW SPRING,
"roP COAT
AND
‘ . ,SUIT
The short. liberally cut Top Coat in Covert ..WIll J
predominate, although many will prefer the longer
coat in dark fabrics: both are strictly proper. it's
all a matter of column. We have fortified our
stock with all the leading styles and lengths. In all
the newest and most fashionable fabrics.
razors RANGE FROM
58 to e 520
Men’s Stylish , Suits ,
I offers a creaf opportunityior men who want to be dressed disfinCiivé. vet "
inexpensive. Here you have a wide range of exclusive fabrics. the bright-
est ideas of the best mills. Trimmings and tailoring of the highest char-
acter. Styles are: Four-button single-breasted sack and the new two-
button "double-breasted sack. ‘Whé‘n v0u see the perfect fitting qualities I
, oi ‘our garménls, you wdl be as enthusiastic about them as we are. Yes !
these features are embodied in all our sluts from our all wool Blue Serge
at $6.00 to our plain black and fancy mixtures at $8.00 and $20.00.
» Schaffiier‘ I.
At the Momma
i POTATOES. It is true that we, like i A Buckwheat {weather‘osnotgo yet.
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o stoc' Bros
14 South Main St.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
Leoan; Vincent. of Boston, deliver-
tzo'odsized audience, and took for his
Int-:‘AI. mm TRANSFERS.
Estate of William R.». Lockwood to
- Charlest. Donn to GeorerN. Selieck
Inst-yam soar
Made. Our 10, I
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h {That} is warranted for one year. for,
, Other-“styled to select tr‘om. at
and ' its.
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gaskets;
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4 ., PLATINUM
. having all the merit of Steel EngravJ
lugs and absolutely Permanent. deform-after...
All work is‘lfinished'wdb esoecial care andalully ,-
, and, P W tsetse: mar 131's“
its government—the best grain, the best service.
the price is no higher than the poor grain price.
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NOR WALK.
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‘General Manager Potter Says lJnlon
Railroad 00. Will Please Men.
, I PROVIDENCE. R. L., March. 25-— 7 ‘ OI enzo l _"> 5
The Important business meeting of the _ _ ‘ . 4
. :y,’ i. .« ‘ . ,
This grain business is forging ahead day after day-.— '
gaining steadilyT—surely—mlong the lines laid down for union'employes 0‘ "‘9 HMO“ Railroad ..
_ . , ~0mpany begun last night did not adI
ourn until nearly daylight
. the sitting closed the men
to take any radical action at present.
The committee which interviewed Gen-
; era] Manager Albert T. Potter report.
‘ d been cordially received
that Mr. Potter expressed
make such changes
nervould lie fairto
y andthe men: 'It ‘
and before
. ' . '> .. decided not
We want the opportunity to show you the advantages of. ‘
trading here. Our grain is very cheap at the price, and 3 ,V _
his willingness to
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aux. .QATS THAT’ECLEAN- : . :5 . n he ““8 “m”
g; MIHUEL. 1' HITCH. ._ 7 ““8 bill ‘ ' 7 ~ - ,, >
. I- A" .,« ‘ f was before the p ent_legislaturepro- ‘ ‘ 00.5 B 3" J ACKS.
riding for ten ho s"fwork daily ‘on ‘* ‘ V I“ ’ “ 7 ‘
‘etreet railways which-if passed would “
n all they demanded. Mr.-
ported, did not recog- ‘
but looked upon :the '
presenting the ear
Edy These conditions
I were fully discussed and the, vote to,‘
”Stunned actlotkiresulted. .A teatumI
_.proceedings was the
‘ waterfront of the road
in placing special care at the disposal
‘ttended theImeet-
‘ soil-Pole“ ton
’ Potter it was re
bite the union;
committee as re
players of! his to
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For Men, Boys and Juveniles that, you have ever seen. in; this
The latest fashion kinks in ”1 “fl. rwm
Pointy tailored Garments
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will be found in our stock, and at every price. You mayflbc sure that
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you will get the greatest amount of. goodness in material andItailor-l ‘
ing and the most pcrfect~fltting garments that it lS'DDHSlblG to produce.
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Our SprIng Hats , .
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Are duplicates of the’fashionnble high-priced batters” blocks. but wot
save you from 50,, cents to $1.50, and you won‘t object to thn‘t.'will’yob?x
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48 and 50 Wall. Street. 98 Washington";V‘f‘Sfrexei
NORWALk. 50- NORM! .14..
most everybody, have had some poor 9 Remember, 3 lb. Packageprepan‘ord} ‘0'”
Potatoes of late. We are glad to say 1 cents. Also look to-weighout. ,-
that now We have a new lot, right in JAMS. Cati‘atten’tlbh’Wo (he‘Ma or
every way, size, cooking qualityind ‘I Leaf Jams, Quince. strawberry ‘
price, 30 cents peck. ' } Raspberry, Plum, etc, and "15‘ .ch
‘ BRUSHES, ETC. Cleaning timeIJar. ~ ' I
L will soon be here and we are provided On Saturday wex'shall haiie’ ‘Is' in}
with a new stock of Brushes. Scrub, nach, Turnips. Cabbage. Sweet ti
' Steve and Shoe. _ Nice goods that_we i toes, Nice Apples. ”I.
can sell at low prices. Remember us ‘ Fresh £995.. 22 ceding-Doing
when in want. , 5 Business Isolieited.
YOU’LL ' B'E‘ SURPRISEil "
, . 'AT TH‘ court»!
a pair of glasses will afford it your, vision. is, any ,way. if tenure
Headache. Eyeache. blurring of the print, are some ,0 ”the l-
tione of defective vision and should be attended to‘AT‘ NOE;
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses,
ed ls‘whatiwe guarantee." ' »‘ 'I ‘
cannon“: opric‘uu ‘
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FRESH enamels, nanny“
Norwalk Chronicler