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WWEA'IEHER FORECAST.
For norwluk and Vicinity:
tonight; fair and slightly colder Sun-
day. The storm is central this mm ll-
ing in the lake region. It has produced
min during the past twentysfuur hours
east of the Mississippi river. The
storm will pass out the St. Lawrence
valley tonight, and be followed by
clearing and colder weather. Condi-
lions fever for this vicinity clearing
Weather late this afterfluoon or tonight.
and pleasant and slightly cooler vveuth-
er on Sunday
Eben Valentine. of New York.
was the guest of his brother Dennis
Valentine. of Taylor avenue, yesterday.
It I
1+Wnllh0ver Shoes. so. Lyon a Co.
The Owl Society of 11 Hanford Place.
held their monthly reception Thursday
evening Many friends of the society
we‘re” present. Music mcitatlons and
games enlivened the evening A boun-
teous collation was served.
. ——Corned Hookupsc lb. Hayes's.
The little pony of H. Krieger &
Company. which attracts much atten
.tion on the streets. attached to u two~
wheeled gig. ran away yesterday afv
telnpon. It brought up against a tree
and wrecked the running gear.
. llardly a factory in South Norwalk
closed down yesterday. The but man
“factories ran as usual. besides the
factories of the R & (l Company. Lock-
wood Manufacturing Company. C. S
'l‘rowbrldge d. Son and the Nut walk
Boa Company.
«New Dunlap, at O’Brien's;
I1J0 n J. SIuttery. who has been con-
d 10 ng the barber shop of Richard
A'eiid'roth In Dorian Will take charge
till a shop at linrcllmont next 'l‘ucs-
day. MI Abendroth will be recovered
stlfllclcntly by that time to resume his
duties at his shop.
Miss Maud Northrop. made a trip to
Norwulk. Monday. Fred Force. of
South Norwalk. has organized a male
chorus of sixteen voices and weekly
meetings will be held with E Sturges
Bennett. on Monday evenings. E. Stur-
gen Bennett our expert chicker fancier
has landed four live. chickens out of a
total of 120 eggs. —Georgetown cm res-
pondent. Ridgefleld Press. ,
, _~Dr. M. 5:.“ Resell. oculistmnd aurlst
can be consulted in the potion of the
Mabaoite'mo Hotel. on Tuesdays and
ll‘rtuays. between the hours of 1 and» '
p.V,ni., and daily betwen 9 and 12 a
.1‘ use 9 p. m at 515 Fairfield live
one. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated
Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo gave an
evening of story telling last night at
the. Public library to a small but an
nteclative audience. She opened with
the story of a CbIorado girl traveling
in; the west- It was a good int-erpre
tation of Western dialect. The young
lady in the course of her journe‘yings
falls in with a specimen of the Wild
West girl and the manner In which
the Western girl entertains her and
the inquiries. innocent enough in
themselves which shock the other and
more eitete young woman. farmed a
contrast of character most amusing.
A dog story was well told and then
came a ghost story under the title of
“TheIAnluIet " dither stories followed
that created *3: ement and interest
wBridgeport egram Vii-nion.
. Few" milling: Wear: Lo
You a as not {bulldi wit efew-
er gallons of rue Lea and Zinc
than with Mixed Paints and it will
wear twice as long as lead and oil
‘mlxed by hand. Sold by Comatock.
Watkins a flow. E. E. comma and
H. T Prowitt
Public Market
is selling strictly fresh Eggs
I5 for 25c -
Smitten“ Cured Hams
I3c lb. ..
California lliims IIIc lb.
iii in
l
, col illlilud st
Clearing ‘
. South Norwalk yesterday on business.
a week with their cousin. Miss Edna
spend the Esau: vacation with them.
gfmfih galore and,
has
mfg premises again in about a month.
buildingsfi
_ mnovated and repaired. and will be to-
Van tadhi hobbit
all malnouwithontucepflon.
23.5w. , means
d1 . ymon
are spending Easter New ork.
Alter spending some time in Flor
ids, Gus Sammie has returned to South
V blot-walk.
”New Youman at 0' Brien a.
“William J. Foster. bookkeeper for
around Brothers spent Good Friday
on Ykor
inWillis H. Selleck and clerk Albert
Crindrod. spent yesterday afternoon
«~Yon can always enjoy an Imperial
Crown Cigar .
Joseph 1.. Bartlem. of Golden lilli
street. went to Meriden yesterday. to
spend the day.
Miss Louise Foster of Reed street
Is spending Easter with her grand
parents in Danbury.
——Iiadies guaranteed Patent Leather
Oxfords. at Olsenfla $2.00. 1
A daughter \vas born yesterday
morning to Rev. and Mrs. Romllly lI‘
Humphr Ics, of West avenue.
I’crcy Keyworth. of Brooklyn. to
spenIllngIthe Easter vacation with his
palents in South Norwulk.
Rev W. W. T. Duncan will prenI-h
III the West Norwnlk Union Chapel, in
marrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
~Weur shoes that fit. Wear (”Ix-
fords. Glover s The Place.
Mrs. H. R. Bulkley and children.
Mildred and Irving. 01 Gerard Place.
are spending Easter at Nutley. N J.
Mrs. Ads A. Lav/ton and daughter
Ruth. of Brooklyn, have been spending
the Easter vacatibn in South Norwn‘lk
Miss Ella McCombetI. of Bridgeport
who has been visiting friends in South
Main street has returned to her home.
~Ti1iree meaths‘ , superior instruc
tion in Business Telegraphy or Sten-
ography at Brown College for 25.00
Easter term begins March 31. Cities
open evenings.
Auditor Hall of the Southern New
England Telephone Exchange was in
, «Lawns. Dimities. Madras (‘loths
Females. (ilnghams. all the latest nov-
cities at M. S. Smith & (90' s.
Quite a large number of people at.
tended the. special three hours devo-
tional service at Grace Church yester-
day afternoon.
Edward 1U. Underhill, of Drew The)
ological Seminary. Madison N. J
spending the Easter vacation at his
home in Winninauk.
—so‘n Hats,‘ Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Reine. M. Arthur. now of lionhome
South Dakota. son of Mr. and Mrs
William Arthur. of New Canaan. is
quite ill with smallpox.
Mrs. William Vollmer and William
and Wallace Vollmcr of Union street
left yesterday for Newark. N. .l..
where they will spend Easter.
éFrnnklln Shoes. Union stamp 82
F. 1) Lyon 4: 00,, 90 Washington St.
The directors of the Catholic Club
at a meeting. Thursday night, decided
Tuellday evening April 15th.
Miss N. Geneva Grow. who is teach
lug. school in New York. has beet
spending the Easter vacation at her
home. 111 South Main street.
«Mild Sugar Cured Hams. He in
Haycs's.
Aaron Coburn. of Exeter Academy.
is spending his vacation at his home
in South Main‘street with his parents.
Dr. and Mrs J. Milton Coburn.
Mrs. ids Jane Kirby and her niece
Miss Etta Taylor. of Danbury are
spending the Easter holidays at the
home ‘ot'lv‘r‘ed Au‘i‘ayior, in Orchard
street. Norwalk.
I-.r'l‘he latest Spring Derbies. O'Brien
_ The case of Alfred Benson. of East
Norwalk who is charged with having
stolen brass from the. foundry of W. A
Wheeler will come up in the South
Norwalk side of the town count this
afternoon. I
Professor A. B. Russell of Prince
ton Preparatory Institute is spending
the Easter vacation at his home in
West avenue and is entertaining A. M
Duty. of Reunselaer Falls New York
professor" In Creek at the same school
--W I... Douglas Shoes. Union stamp
F 1). Lyon 6‘; Con 90 Washington St
At the session of the ideas Christ-
In. Inquiry Club. to be held in the
South Norwslk Congregational Church
tomorrow noun Judge Light will in-
trounce the subject Jesus and the Lifr
Hereafter. At this session a proposed
list (If subjects for the coming quarter
will be presented
——The Aurora Shoe for Men sold
by OlsenShoe Store is guaranteed not
to crack
slid Florence Birdsall.
rk_. who have been spending
Brush, in Will! street. returned
home ”stability. They were a m-
panic-d”s by Miss Brush and her to ‘er
CldreneeE. Brush. and the tome: grill
Frank H. Fitch who has conducted
balihing houses at
"glut! . for seize 5 past.“
bill this: compositor
are halal extensively
Income when.
to give a reception at Lockwood a Hall 1
Eve” giant
the d In as of the last are Easter
shopping day.
Extra sales- people.
All abundant supply of everything to
Wear.
FORMER "II .. “ I‘
A hurried survey of the display
GlovcsmAlderfis Meyers'a Dani's.
Shoes—Walkmer and Biltwell. .
Neck tier—Every novelty Special
values at 250 and title.
Collars‘I—Pnre linen. all styles.10c.
Shirts, and socks, and handkerchiefs
and toilet articles.
FOR WOMEN.
Not a requisite is missing from trial
bout to charming but.
1Mlllinery-«Hundsome hats. W. 38.
Costumes—Novelties and fine plain
ones—$10 to 340
Jackets~—Sllk or cloth many styles
—-$I'I to $25.
SkirtsmClotlI or silk—~36 and more.
(ilovcsWh‘rom Windsor of real kid at
$1 to IIIIII ltcynlcr Ilnd Fownes gloves
at :2.
Corsetswldvcry worthy sort-$l and
more.
3Vl'illlil-“Flntl silk raginns, $22.50 to
Hosiery—4 isle or silk-430a to 33
Shoes—Jew and high, Queen Quail
iy at 33 others for less and for more
And ueckwear and ’kerchlefs. and
perfumes nnd~éverytbingfi
SALE MUSIC. .
An opportunity never before given
to the city.
New poptllar music published at 50c
to 750. , 12
6.
Special Easter music songs. march
es. waltae‘s etc.
The aim Is to show our power to
give more than othel folks and to get
you acquainted with the new music
section on the third floor.
Také‘elevator. .
HOCIERY.» ‘ ,
iii‘lnest hosiery» tor‘wear at Easter's
festi Iva].
Silk In elegant lace patterns—$3.
Luxurious silk; drop stitched pat-
terns—$2. 60.
Plain rich silk-41. 50.
Fine llale in “over lace patterns
~50c, 75c and 1.50.
Lisle With lace Instep and embroid-
ered with fancy silk patterns-41.
Left aisle. trout. .
EASTER GIFTS. .
’i’uc custom of mailing Easter gifts
grows.
These jarIdineIes at special prices
are especially suited for the purpose.
Many now; some old. The old are
handsome (age. doesn‘t hurt such
ware) and inexpcnshe
Were 31. 50 to ”willie.
Were 9" ac to 81.50—750.
WII-Ie 60c to 90o-45c
Rockwood style jnrdincres will hold
8-inch ooh-95 c.
Combination tardineres with pedes
tul white with gold tracingvfillc
Basement.
THE HOWL‘AND
DRYIGOODS CO..
Bridgeport.
ENTERTAINMENTS.1
HOYTIS. ‘ EATRE
First time here
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2
Under Auapicu of the Norwaik Fire
Police No.1
Garrick Theatre's (New York)
greatest Comedy success. the
play that is making all Amer-
—————-—- lea. Laugh
RICH AND HARRIS“
. Successtul Screaming Fame
ARE YOU
A MASON?
MOST bIlRTHFULLY MASONIC
The Funniest Play of the Century.
Presented by a Powerful and
Perfectly Balanced Cast of
Comedians I I.
PRICES. 25c 50c. 75c and $1.00
Charts will open at Wood's drug
store Norwalk and Hoyt’s Theatre, 30
Sol-walk, Monday morning, March 31
at it o'clock
non- Is THEATRE
Frdiay and Saturday Night; Saturday
’ Matinee. APRIL 4 and 5. '
THE ORIENTAL OPERA
EGYPT
Several Hundred Participants.
Brilliant Soloist; superb Chords. Be-
wildsring ”Drills Oriental Comma
NOTE: The magnificent Sooner!
depicts maul: Clinical: Egyptian locali-
ties and was painted for the produc-
tion by the lending scenic artists of
New York City
Reserved seat sale opens Wednes-
day,_ApI-il3 at theregalnrplace
0f the slurs b‘ ready fol-V ‘
, Norwich cemetery association which
, baa Just been
'1 ”as straight goods.
located in Mammy—Hartford post:
CALLEo‘ow nonwnuc IIILKNAN.
,- called in a bodyon Charles H Haw:-
. months was handed upon.
alienate goes Into elect on April let.
I We giddly‘ explain the statement in a
Ines-1n mt: our cum. The Dmi
15th
beeifourmbpamvmn isthe
highest price paid to the mill: praise»
on of this vicinityrm-
The. two and menu! cent rate In-
JOHN "w an m
mob 1474.
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Paint Your House
1 While the Sun
Shines
You certain] ,cnnnot reason-
ably expect be or Weather than
at present to have your house
painted.
We have the facilities to get
irlght at it if you only say the
a}. word.
i Call upon us or let us call up-
on you and quote tlgurcs.
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' METHODIST ‘I
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAI.
Church, .Rev. W. Woffor‘d '1‘. Duncan.
pastor—9: 30 n. m., class meeting:
10530 a. m.. sermon; “The Meaning of
the Resurrection? 12 In. missionary
exercises; 6. p. 111.. Young People's
meeting; 7 p. In. Easter Sunday
school service: special music at both
morning and evening service.
EAST AVENUE M' E CHURCH.
II Rev. J. J. Feast. Pastor: 10: 30.
Butler service. sermon by the pas-
. will be baptism of children and
communion Special music by the
choir; 12,- Sunday school. addresses
by Rev. and Mrs. Faust: 3. Junior
league; 8, Epw’drth League prayer
. service led by H. J. Hlpaon; 7 Sun
day subooi Eastern service. special
pin is and realistic
KN in“ annular A. “M. a CHURCH.
Rev C P. opts. pastor. —ll a in” ser~
man on the Resurrection, by the pus-
tor. 12 m.. Sunday school; 6: 30 p.
m}. Y. :8p.in. noisier»
eating Easter program will he rose
tiered.
CONGRECATIONAL.
FIRST CONCREOATIONAL CHURCH
GeorgeD Egbert. pastor-Mornlng
service at 10:39. Easter sermon by
the pastor. Suntay school at 12; 15;
evening service at 7: 30 An Easter
musical service. The choir will Ica—
dcr Shelley's cantata. "Death and
late" Thursday evening service at
8. Subject, "How to Help." Story.
"Helping." Young Peoples Society
meeting at 7: 30. Subject. "The Ris—
en Life.” Missionary smial. Friday
evening at 8. Piiper "China! by the
pastor. Music by the church quar-
tette.» ‘
EPISCOPAL.
EASTER A'l‘ ST. PAUL'S—Celebration
of the Holy CommuIIion.I7:30 a. m.:
Morning Prayer. 9:45 a. m.; choral
cclebration‘of the Holy Communion.
10:30 a. to: annual Easter Sunday
school festival. 3 p. m.; choral Even.
trig Prayer at'chnpel. 7:30 p. at.
Easter Monday; service 10:30 a. m.:
parish meeting. 7: 30 p to. Easter
, Tuesday. smug/at”r to: 30 a. m
‘ ADVEN'I‘ CHRISTIAN Filli.RCIl
Rev J. W Davis. pastes—Preaching
servicie.'10:3(i: Sunday school. 12. and
Easter concert at ‘l p. m.
MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWALK bllSSIONchgu-
lar service tomorrow afternoon. at
3:15 o‘clock. Come and enjoy the
service Good singing and speaking.
Everybody welcome.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
ST. PETERS‘ CHURCH. .‘orth Main
street.I'Rev. Theodore Branch. pas-
tow-Special. Easter service tumor
row afternoon at I o'clock. .
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
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tor. subject. ‘Rosurrectiou" There I1
Bought before Man
Isl cost $l-50
less than regular
prices.
Free connections
on our present lines
of mains.
coll. iiailuay a
lighting 00.
us. RANGES?
legitimate profit on
i 12 NORTH MAIN STREET,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE
3:10 p. lu.-iilii East Avenue. Mrs.
”A. A. Moody. First Reader”. “’iiAil
are welcome.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN EVANGEIJCAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Brockemler. pastor-Ser-
vices every Sunday afternoon at 2
o’clock. in the Swedish Congrega-
tional Churrr
REMARKS CONCERNING CONNEC-
TICUT.
We think that there are several
boom-during every working day
when Denis Mulvihlll of Bridgeport
would prefer staking to mayoriog.
Lille Hartford County. New Haven
County has recently developed the
cane of a woman who has been twice
divorced train the same man. Its a
Waterbury affair
The ambition of which Norwich
has long harbored to get a new grave.
Yard is about ho be realised. and the
organized, is the
medium through which the result will
be achieved
Several other cities besides Hart- ,
ford will shortly hold local elections.
Danbury will. have a municipal eleci
tips the last Monday in March: New
Britain the second Monday in April.
Peter Boles. of Stamford drank 12
pints of brandy at one sitting. and
then slept fbr‘bll ”hours. This story.
published In the Stamford Advocate
wouldn't have
John‘s parish have and the mission
churches at oakville and Woodhury .
Rev Father O’Donnell was presented
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PURSE FOR FATHER O’DONNELL.V
WATERTOWN March RIF—About a
dozen of the parishioners of Rev. Fa-
ther O'Donnell who has been assigned
as pastor of St. I’Mnry 3 Church of Nor. .
walk, gathered at the parish :house,
here Thursday night to bid farewell'
to the priest. They represented St.
with a purse containing something
0i er $300 as a testimonial of the 're~I ’
gard in which he is held by the peo-
pie here. Father O'Donnell left yester
day morning for his new parish .
SECY. LONG FAVORS WATER.
DENVER. 0010.. March 29-383—
pending to a letter forwarded to him
. asking for his opinion in the matter
Secretary of the Navy John 1.1) Long
says that personnlly he favors the V
christening of the new cruiser Denver
with water instead of Wine. '
sounded so.me if it had been.
II'l‘heI Norillk Hill Produbérs‘ Union
burnt~ (ml? or the largest or the Not-4
will: retailers; on Friday. and a most
satisfactory gale fir the next six
The new
by In. Banhnrst from Mamba]:
Sill. to the present time has
manyyem.
Mmmflfitmamwfl'
in. the summer med‘e'
tailbone.
Mill m Fortification. ‘I
what slow
in: the necessity I"
Inland expend
,.ed.
I . it new is sick not mom; in; 1
“and unbeaten; Illa faulty afloat;
WmP
49 Wall street.
-.-.-._-.:.. m. -
i
good materials. well put to-' ‘
nether and cenerousm sued
Experience proves to us that those yearly a
are most satisfactory to our buying public
why they are satisfactory are:
for them on an extensive scale; we very materially anodes .
largely Increase the volume of business.
best makels of undcrmuslins in the country The effort is 1
to make this sale representative In every particular. 1
l Which have1been going on In our store for the past three weeks
1: are now finished and we invite you to call and see” the many In:
i movements which have been made We are now fully soul on
E for Spring business, with a complete line of the latest 1n1tl1dI1
4. approved styles in Furniture.
1 Our new Go Carts and Baby Carriages are realvaorks of art. 1
The beauty of design and skill in manipulation displayed call
forth the admiration of all who have seen them. Prices glint-db
lead the lowest in Falriicld County for Reliable Furniture.
A. J. COLLINS & 00
Funeral Directors and Embalmersa
CARDS. BOOKETS AND NOVELTIBS
also
"IIIIIAYER BOOKS, IIYMNALS Ann slates
BOOKSELLER. STAT I1D11NVER, ENGRAVER.
Clan will tell you thilt Spinach
greatest mutual blood pMfit‘r.‘
Brand IS the best“ In that iii-i3 cans
and IS absolufél
The sensual
We plan for them and b
the lines advertised and by no clue -‘
Women malte-
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‘I sou-m noawsut.
Beers.
Not-walls,
i
l
Floor Tile
As people lost; innocence they find:
experieneeu
savzn A sum LIFE; ..
Hrs. Captain 113. MIMI
ford, Del, says; commas this
ad my boy's life. He an
the one we lost with croup. e govt
him a few dam He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all in the mom
ing." For bale by. 3.
Butt!
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crun-
Inv-
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833m": KNIFE NOT N15803:!
argery no anger n VIO,
core plies DeWitt's Witch l
Salve, cares such me: stories ”may
scam ...csu..m., ‘1
Bgflfire of minim“.
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1" V. fihfiuammm
Portland mi nihilism Cements. Can nan and auctions sane; Wall W
ter; Fancy Brick: Sewer Pipe; Flue Linings; Fire Place. Bath Room and
RAYMOND BR
Plaintedaudiclbfi
ashamed
.Everalotlce how}.
1“I HAVE NOT MC
all this time. bub
vent to the afflict
the greatest benefit VII”;
e man's Intention
several laps ahead all“! M
Norwalk Chronicler