I .L 2.2....” I
Union aux-mp
$2 25. $2. 50, $3 oo and $3. so
...o. 4......
5M. L. toouoLAs SHOES
.. VI. .242. ,
Solo Agents
F D Lyontilio
”IT PAYS TO TRADE”
T ; HOUSTON’S.
“FRENCH FLANNEL wmsrs
All of our fine Irench llanuel Wriists on the Bargalu
Table for
$1.95,
lormer Prices. $3. 75 to $5. 7" I.
W" Car fare “on $5.00 purchases or over.
W
March
POST'MASTER KILLED A MAN.
. _. SHINGTON.
Innate Generall’avnol III IIIIIId thII fIIiI
towing teleglum todar from i’USlltlttS-‘
ItJohn it. (raver. of Stuytoa
.I Was attacked in thc post other shot.
and kIlled II man. Partlc'ulals b_I mail. '
27.~ot’ost-
'l‘IIIaII:
“MM. .... 2
DDS.
rush.
I..sroa£311v
= BRIDBEPORT
- mun TFORD
mo warns:
, NEW III! rm .
sourmvanwux
Call and sce my display of
The “RACYCLE”
is a winncr.
_ Also ‘
Amok to your Carriages and Wm;
, Have them ovcrhuulcd and
PaintodI.»Iand avoid the “Spring"
BOERS RETAIN THE FOUR GUNS.
PltlII'l‘ORlA. \‘I'IIdIIIISIIay. March 2b.
""Tilt' i‘oIIr'gIIns taken II,\' the Boers
; ‘ PIIIIIIIIIII IntatiIIn
(Continued from First PagIII.
‘ IMr. Broinlz. president (It the company.!
‘had been several times to Nor.wulk tlIII
last being yeatcrduy. to look over Initi-
ubie propeIty on which to locate. Mr.
"VIII-ability of moving thc ofich. to tho lirelnig was Ionuldctuhly imprcsscd‘w
club building. 'FIIIIIIII LII-IItIIIIIIIIII and
iothIII"II thought this thc inIIvltalIlII and
IlIIIIiIIIIId that Assistant iIIIIpIIIHtOI
White had so iniiucncod tho ngIIIII
'imcnt officials against the (‘hiotto
liIIIilIliIIg that further protest was usa-
'IoIIs and thorofIIIc iIIIliIIvcd it pIopoI
, with Nor walk.
IMIIIIIIIionII
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII
LEADING ‘-’~ DRY °I°~ GOODS °-'- STOREDI .
elm
IGT'HE
IIIIt IlaIIlrIId Homo com; I,
Hc made a pIopoIIition tft‘ fit‘
.Adams to tho IIIYIIIIt that he would I7“
IItaaIl all the cxpcIIIIc IIt' IIIIIIIIII; w'fii’i
’Ntil walk outaldc ot' a row thousand dol-
| Ina. lie employs about IIIII'cIIty huuda
and should ha 101 atc hero
another I '1“
to concur with Mr Hills pI'.opm-Iltion company with which he doIII busincss ‘52.
may the pIopoaltion was aI-IIIIptcd mm
but one dissenting? vote that me ha-
lIIIg givcn by MI. Kent. MI Hill aug-
gIII-Itcd in thI.I communication that Mr.
Adams. IIII prouldent of thc llSHOiiittiiuli
I
I
I
i
i
I Do appointed a C(illilttitit‘t’ to I-IIIII‘III
with J. M. Waite. thc aIIIIiIItIIIIt iII—
IIIp'IIIItor. and IIrruIIac tIII tho rIIIIIIII'III
of the union to the club building. Mr.
Adamo ohjcctcd to Illiti but thc III-fict-
ling chose him and the DI't’Hi’Ill post
office committcc to do IIII Mr Hill sup;-
gcutcd
1‘ 'l‘hII committee ti|)|)t)lllt"ti b,\ ‘III II»
anlation to “SP all ”Mr ci‘fIIIt. i . ' “i
ithc BIidgcpon Wood Finishing (‘Ollil'
puny to locate in Norwalk l'(‘|)t)i'lt‘(lI
tiIIough ll P. l’ricc He said that
Glover’s the Place
.K‘
The Dictation of Dame Fashion
for Easter Footwear is
WEAR
OXFORDS.
thIII (:IIIII-Irul MothIIIIII was capturod‘
arc still in GIIIIIII'III iIIIlIII‘oy‘II huIIIls.‘
'i'hosc l't‘-(‘H[)llll't‘ii by Colonel che-
wich arII thII gIIIIII lost at the time of.
the Von Donop envoy disaster.
REORGANIZIN GCONSULAR SEn-
VICE.
WASHINGTON. March
I)-
~l ———'l‘ho
fhousc IommittIIII on foreign affairs to-
day voted to report the hill of l't‘IIH't‘I
scatailvo Adams. l-‘cnusylraIIla. to rc»
organizc tho UnitIIIl Status ’ consular
‘t‘IVEitt‘ and placc it on II civil sorrici
iouutlutiou.
EASTER EGGS
"Grcat Variety
.50 to 400
EGG'DYES 4c pkg.
T. J. MAGNER’S.
No. 2 South Main St.
“t'itlg quick to “catch on" has
rusultcd in our having an capo-
I'tally attractive Oxford lino.
3}.
DOLLARS
(lots ”to pI'oIIuIt of thc upto-
date and hraiuicst IIIIIII in thc
Izhoc IIIIIIIIIiactIIIiIII: lIIIsIIIIIss.
(‘IIIIIIII in and "“10! IIIII dia-
hiur. .
Wear Shoes That iii
«94‘.
. 3-
4-“ ram
~:>I:.I:~:
imittec has secured options on sound
tIIultable propeity Mr thclcr aug-
l
gested that instead or agIcciIIg to t'uI-I'
nish a certain aunt of IuoncI it would
bc a Loud plan to aaIIIII to son that
the company flow: not hnvc to nor any
taxvs tUI II tcrm ot‘ IcaIII. MI. PI It"
.IItated that. IIIIIIthIII- placc where the
company has IIIII'II looking III pI'oputIrtr
Ihus agrécd to ahatc thctr taxes for flvc
years.
’l‘hII (iomlliillet‘fivns coIItiIIIIIIi ,
Upon motion of C. S. Hoyt thc inC'i‘i~;
lug adjourned. .
BOYS' MUNICIPAL CLUBS VETOED.
NEW YORK, March .-<I\iII_\0I
I lIoIv thin at'toraoon soul It) (IoIIIIIIoI
‘Odcll MK I‘cto of thc hiii authorizing
municipal I-IutI lIouIIIII; for boys. dociar
lug it would I'onIpcl ”III II" to filttlllil
$50,000 III trying on I-IIpIIIiI.IIIIIt that
might or might not IIIIIIIII-IId.
III-VII “H II turthcr l't'itSUll that ho IIIIIIIII-
II"
“II also -
cd it iIIhII'iIIiouII for the city to InIIlIII.
\IhIIII mou-
ht] i)IIIll_I' IIIIIIIII'
‘qill‘ii an ‘t’Xllt'lltllllll‘O
school buildings \‘I't‘l‘t‘
I‘ll.
I .NDO‘WOQCIOCWD‘CIW‘JISWC‘TCICIC'ICIOCISCI 1
s.
32;.
UI' (..llIItth; tor itautvr arc to IIII
Lt found how in moat abundance i;
{I :3
(Z and all IIIiIIIIl right. 7
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4;. I
Suits. III) 00 $i2 IIII sI5.— g:
to s IIIIII and Slit 00. :9
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v
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1:, EASTER NECKWEAR :3
I .
9 II
«is that will add iIIIIIIIty to your !?
I
Irlothoa. in Ast'ots. l‘utTLI. IIIII‘IIIII. b
ials. II‘IIIIIHiII-llunds, chks. lint
I‘IIIII Ties and flows
I DAVIS & Still
‘_
3".
t?
33'
, 'i tum-as Cl (J'l‘lllEltS I;
Q IIIIr'rIzits. II‘tIitNiSlllI‘IlISI Ii:
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f 85 Washington Street. 3;.
g sour" NORWAIIK. é
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”no“ a motion made I“ J. l). Km], ‘ompioylugl about t‘IIIty IIIIIIIIII. IIoIIlIl Alt i
Iaiso he very likely to come. 'i be Iom- "
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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:: We have always made a specialty of KID GLOVES, and anything that cannot be
4w. found in our stock is not worth looking for. at;
4A ”9
~75 Every pair of Kid Gloves sold by us are of our own importation direct from the manu-
‘ZII facturers and no better values can be offered by any house in the business. ”r
.1: Our P 8: L. $1.00 KID GLOVE Is the very best value that can be‘ {Ound anywhcrc.:.:
“I“ We have them' In all the latest shades of Mode. Slate. Tan, Pearl. Brown; also Black and “,7“
'7"? I“?
4.. White. .. _ it”
3: P. & L. SUEDE GLOVES. in Modes and Gray. price $1. 00. A . ' ) 4 :3:
ie‘ Our standard make oiTREFOUSSE REAL KID GLOVES have no equal for fit and «£9
:: durability. Every pair of these Gloves is made from the best selected kid skins only, and cut:
1 ~79. and sewed by the best French kid glove makers. We have them in all shades; price $I.oo. via
4. ' We
.I. P. K. SUEDE—the latest thing—one large pearl button; price $1.50. "i?’
aim. ‘ VALLUOS WASHABLE GLOVES—can be washed in soap and water—«ans:
Mr: . . o.
4.. browns and white; price $1.75. wife
4.9 . if?
I» .g.
TRISTRAM & HYAT'I‘, NORWALK CONN ‘*
flit , o VIE»
,5. ———~ III.
I22
i" 1 1' "i *i" 'i 1' 111’: 1 1 "H" 1 1' *i- ‘i’ .3 1'. I1 1% 1' i. i+1 II 11' Ii' 1i1I1‘1IiI1II1’Ii'It-III
IIIIIESSPIIINBSIYIES
Tailor-Made Suits,
Walking-Suits (:3 Bicycle Skirts.
All of the fits! Inmarfcd Clot/Is.
INSPECT OUR MA TERIALS AND OUR
FASHION PLATES.
Krasovitz & Fox,
47 North Main cor. Ann St.
SOUTH NORWAI.K.
Dr. I~‘. A] 'IIIIIIIpII
strcot. will spend
Yol‘n.
thc IiaI
of \‘I‘Itgiiington I i’ossibli
in New I King I‘ 4"d\\ul(i will prompt this by and '
MINISTERIAL CRISIS NOW.
Rosebersy eSays King May End the
rto Prevent it
l’.\ltlS, eliiaIch ‘2‘? --—Il.mIl ltosehclv
arrived in Paris todaI iIoIn lxIIIIioII.
’lhI-I Patric saw; no made thc follow-
lna IIIIIthIIcIIt to a Iepmtor:
'\iI. (‘hnInlIeIlIIIlII “as onlI' an in-
strumcnt in the hands of MI. Rhodes.
Now that tho lattrIr has disappeared
what will lIIIcIIIIIII of thc mIIIIIlIcI' {or
liiIIIIiIIgiIaIII. ‘ DnI'lish opinion has had
IIIIough of :I poliII' hascd solclI on
i0IIII
cat-mics in Europe and cast us into it
conflict in which thousands of our sons
havc pcIiIIhcd. A ministhial mists in
England now would not be surpIising.
lIIIIIIuISII of the coronation.
ing thc Win and diIocting English poll
WHAT YOUR WORD DOES
at H. KRI GER {’5 C0. ’8
it divas aou what uou want at the time uotI want it--Small De-
posit Doww-SLOO Weeklu—"Cash or Credit.
at less than cash prices.
. comr,I pIonIiIIont
which has c'rcatcd {m us ontx'v’
: (‘\ into new channels more in conform
it) with justice and the Ii 'hts of poo-
pics.‘
ReplItIIg to an inquiI) Lord Roac-
thI tutor in the (MI. wrote a notc to
the ctrcct that ho had not, soon a run
rcsentatirc at tho l’atrio or of any oth-'
or Paris IIcwspnpcr. '
Wc rcgrct to notice a dispositidu in
this irce country to excessively ad-
IIIirII chIIap Inch who happen to be-
and to talk unjustly
and IIIfIIse to III.» tub. with wortliy
II‘cighIIors. “21.3 "
WhIIn a woman goes away on II vis-
it. and her baggage arrives at the
house. she always says to her hostess:
‘Goodaoss. you would think by the
amount of baggage I brought. I intend-
cd staying forever."
29-3!
WES TEE-VA SHINU TON
SSOUTH NOR WALK
Reliable Goods
.- 2 'I'Ivaph
MILLINERY
JACKETS.
supEs,
UNDERWEAR,
CORSETS, I
DRESS SKIRTS.
SILK WAIs'rs.
, PETTICOATS;
~ . ACAPES,
CHILDREN’ S
DRESSES. HATS AND
SHOES.
cam on ‘bItEm'r.
.3
I."
JACKETS.
”or WOmen and '
“Children
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
we are readu tor "Boater-"Are YOU?
OUR
DISPLA Y
EASTER 1902
We have
ereruihing to wear for Man. Woman or ChIld EveI‘U-i
thing iromtlats ,toHShoes that is needed for Easter.
FOR. CASH QR cation.
$1.00 WEEKLY.
SUITS,
HATS. ‘ :_.
. SHOES,
TROUSERS.
SPRING OVERCOATS,
‘I ‘ ‘13. 4&-
FURNISHINGS.
UNDERWEAR,
BOYS' SUITS ‘ ..
BOYS Hus; ‘
. ...-f KNEE PANTS? ‘5
. EVERYTHING To WEAR
FOR ANY MAN 0R BOY. . .
CASH 0R CREDIT. '
$x.oo WEEKLY.
For Menand
Boys
.
I 1;.
Norwalk Chronicler