Rdothn W. Beetty
J R in: today for .
avenue: 1 ,J
S Wallace Ci
ouu‘d again after
months. . , *
William H rim. of Rownn street
has halt the employ of Exproseman W
n In able .to ”ho nr«
an illness of several
‘ ‘3 AR. MThomeson.
_ Mm J‘umen Hollornn of Van Znndt
. slough about yeoterday ‘wIth reintives
llJWalk which was
Ian
”thigh tide Tuehdiiy R
y‘ “l
R ht. hilt been repaired. J
r. Joules L. Marshall, oi Van Zn‘ndt
‘ enry Hooper. oi Grono, Maine.
on): J Wednesday night With his uro-
riuvln‘w Milton Elviood.
J ‘ A unload a! lumber for the Boat Nor.
. vial): Lumber Company Is lleing‘ un-
loaded Iii. tthe insight yards.
. hit T. of Bridge-
hitneg'
R i inns Choir.
.of Durlon. Who
ll ovum .‘rhome from her visit In
um Norw‘nik who recalled by the III
”$1M Hr Stevens. , .
R _ the Blunt Avenue Methodist
R ‘J not evénlng. There wu5 n
J 1 5‘00 httoniginoe. J
R J) hoRo been resid-
account 0 th
long Overdue.
J ‘ , L. a.
midnight at the home 0 Miss Dolores
:St. John, and It was voted to hold al
coke sale in one of the windows of W
S. «Hartford's gorcorywtore. . Saturday
niternoon . '
Ebenezer S. Hunted uttended n nitet~
ing or Hubble Post, G. A. R.. in Stam—
ford... last night.
time.
‘sar or the Boat and the 'hoys" treat-
on no royally5 Mr, Busted is one of
the oldest inemhers of t Post. being
noharte‘r member. W W eeler. of thin
place. and Judge W H. Pony. of Nor-
walk, also attended the meeting.
Th Emotion Whiot Club held a de—
lightful meeting at the home or Mrs.
. William B. Staples. on Pine Hill road
yesterday “thrown: Despite the storm
there were w‘elv‘e meinbjers present.
. nhd threeJtobles were In operation dur
ing the afternoon. Miss Ado Golding
_ secured the first prize. While the sec~
‘ and Ward went to Mrs. Elton B. Baker
of South Norwnlir . ll pronounced it
it i R h l mcetings yet
i next Thurs-
to
his Elli I Petty will enter the Nov.
. inn) School at New liar en, at the oom-
chains or the tall term.
5555.. no org-nee
y the eudd ’
‘J LL a‘m‘ Lg'uud door-tr to hnvnhoon
old next neon “Redhead” b
no Trounson led the nrh‘y'ér *
He reports n tine .
It was the twenty -ilrst anniver. J
Rdv Henry 8 held attended the
Boot Conference at Torrlugton this
R » o . tomtord.
Mine Wnrnor. tenohor oi' the Kinder-
Barton department at Center School.
Rationing at her horno in Wetho‘rs
e .
Mound!) MtIIR mcr J. Bishop. of
St‘orntord drool) in a few days
with Nita. M lln J‘ Waterbury 0::
Mr. and M Hon)" Whitney have
returned from a all ,
visit. with \Re ”
children who ‘
and Mrd.‘ Georg 0R0
iltreet will r R
L W ill of
Norotonii 1‘16““th
party at the not week Music.
donning. a do honor and other so-
cial {sutures Ind
Staffers.
dale drot onion foreman; Joseph
Strohle Soon 4) nonlotant foreman; An
drew Whit!» RgRseFoRrota ‘
l
i
truch‘ hounoho
ed with tull power to not:
log (lent:
GRAN. , 08 l?-
Rev. J. W. Davin will preach at the
chapel Sunday ntternoon at 4:15.
ll, number oi
at the Sun
R at he chapel Let
‘ e them it hear-l
Scully is héi‘nrtj
Bi Boers
. - no no am on
tertnlnlng trlondo from out oi town
hire George Gomnher who has been
confined to hen lyiomo for some» time. in.
rapidly cunvnlenolng.
An nitesinn well in to be driven on
the property
works.
Mrs. John H. Elmo, or Shelton. is
visiting her parents Mr and Mrs w.
L. Coley.
Sunday Rev R J. Thompson will
exchange nuInIto with Rev. W. ii Ho)
man oi Soutlmort. ‘
William B Smith and wife who no
til recently were residents in Sound
tuck. have moved to East Norwaik.
MIasL Lillign Burl has returned to
5chool In Bo ton after spending Easter
week with her parents. at tho. Forms.
.Tonight the Weekly prayer service
of the Greens Farms congregational
Church will he held oi the home of the
Misses Hyde.
Undertaker Charles Fable left town
Wedneisduy with the remains of the
into E. A. Baum which are to he in
terror) In Pittsburg his former home
The Bridgeport dIvlnlon or the trol-
fley line was tied up for over too
i hours; Tuos‘doy night Trouble ‘Iv‘i‘th
‘athe power was the cause. Ruars were
stalled all hang é lino J . J‘
. .Rosnlnr meeti‘ of the F. F. Club
will he continuod until June 1. utter
which they will he; held subject to the
call or the chair. in September rogu-
l‘nr dates will again he, resumed.
WI]. TON.
Samuel Sturgeh, ot om: Barrington.
L Moon. was home over Sunday.
h Bro
n. 812. or Wampum has
“ L res c.
has returnod to her summer home
Mrs Kory Whité has been quite ill of
Rewaudflrsw B
, Hurlhutt‘ spent Friday in Weston. with
«Igloo d R.
two you
a delightful ‘
occasion one .
. _ .
.03 ‘Ltli
was dhpdi‘nt- 3
Charles .
of tho Atlantic Storrh:
Mr and u R H Fitch are the“
.» 5 Mrs G.‘ Th5 ruined the _
Reading Circle on Thursday. _
The mum Whist Club will most .
xi Monday with Miss Annie Hyatt. ‘
hop tho he or d
horrible- inhn Stanfield hh‘d the coil:
root. and the mm with obit)
he in) til i
Glimmer
.. A oremturo announcement wold L ‘L
_ mode by the bride,
shoddy. ct thié
marriage oi Mrs. Bertha Bullion Wi)v
mot. oi Canal street. Standard to Bar. R.
Phllll‘oaou, of South r'l‘orwailt.
no“ Wilmot is the daughter oi‘ Mr»
John Wii‘mot. or Canal street. Thou
she in u more . only in the mount
Ranei .R mot who won loot
‘ o tho fishing onion);
‘F‘lash" in tho Sound On March 1‘
last the younger Mrs. Wilmoi and
Phlllipnon nlipped away to Port Chain
tor and were Inndo one by Justice at
the Plum Wu oflold who in nine 9. re
tired Baptist ‘9 Mon and tlé‘o religion;
or oiv‘l honing)“ dooirod.
ed to high dnheot‘lve Minion, unravel II
01’9“”... tho marriage.
1 my on htor, to do
and didnit
‘hho hn‘d an:
other horn . .
{not hold , R
R n ormod me of t rRlR-inma
Wig! the- first) It rd or it...
' thought it heat
at once."
.JJ vigil ”Min II‘pIto of t‘
days onnounoei‘nont that the ohancoh
tor oi the oxohonuon, sir Mich“
Rick‘odiééo
is n roll
that it in plain he will not be untold]
Intruduco tho
budget on Monday next
there hm R hello on
th he not! J
the chnnlcellor o! the axillliequg‘li‘ )0
I more dip ornatio than organ (2 oo
800“ chairman. 1‘ Stourzn. H War gwho W“ I) on the colonial noel-eta
horlnin; yesterday; to distrust -
m. (in
the position of the trade or the West
Indian wont army with n outing. hm
prosslon that the government even at
Ihla late date had not (Infinitely dorm
ed how to raise the sum represented :
by the enormous deficit.
Countlehsonmorn regarding the
lbudgot provisions out) he to clrou
I.nto The thooint‘éd
reason for believing that o tax will
i he impound on hour. while it in portal
bin that some sort of. duty will he
placed on wheat Tho old trode an!
ticipnted a duty on petroleum; hut
honia. is via 'L this is merely an intelligent ourlnlhe as
the budget proposals are worded with
.rzenlonn secrecy In order to avoid the
loss of revenue. to J' outing
to iinoinoon intern taking-a vantage
of the nfemntnro olnltusoi the: loot
:hhd‘ret s pmposnln. _
Aftdr much consultation. the onhinet
hppenrn to invor diluting the West in-
Ion n iulnn sum to he" divided botvvoen
he plantations. .
PREQIDENT JA‘MRERS APPRECIATED.
Said Thu Willam Dee‘rlng Will Givo
Northwestern Unlvoroity $1,000.000.
CHIGAGO. April ilwflne or the re»
mania or Plosldent Jnmen’ successful
direction of the Modulus of Northwest
ern University days the Record‘llmld
will be at 31.000000 donation for em
(lament, according to rchnhIc author
Ity. The donor solid to hath In view
the gift is William Behring, president
or the hoard of trustooo. and out-of thr
loldeet ‘ond wealthiedi triendh‘ at in;
university. , hoarding to information
which comes. it In said from one verI
clone to Mr. flooring in noon on era.
the president of the board recon . has
axnreosod intention or giving the uni-
varsity 81.000000 in the event P
dent Jame“ mummified).
this mid. is found to InoetJhls um:
i. from. the vlcunoin
on' s woltnre.
They returt‘iv .
outed under the tumours... thnt it
illuminant
“ ~lulu ~
tori J alpine Iille truth
their new podgehnionn in Ninth Wiltoit
to their reservoir on Holden Hill I) .
tl‘to Wilton correspi‘ludent oi the Rid m
.field Press; Willing» t
tho only one of th
DWlitllIli to sign the . ‘
in dissutlnflod and claims 'unduo mil
once on the hurt ‘oi the portion or I
occond hart."
John R. Sturgco. who sold tho pm
m: where the diurnal: pond willlie .
to be used for a fish pond as stated
the purchasers. )5 locking out
trans‘R and condition that th rationed
:‘vlpe line ‘wiii seriously into .
9: water unholy on his land below t
.'i‘. P. Smith nod ville will he tho in
.rlouhly enacted. III the line will;
naiderable blaotin‘z will also he III-o5
wry on thin property. 1 J.
Mn. Charles Jones to not III)
it): tho terms offered. and h' JR
(2000 in the Rhonda O! H. S. ' .
It is other) that he will moreoo
her property owners.
Another: hopect of the nose in the c
oi the dluirgenoo or the- writervv
e on thé hilll proprrty or him _
.Merwin. There in a thirtywitvt
ll’o‘f water at this dnm‘. which i.
sold. is the gradient toll within 0‘
hundred union of Now York cit
re. Hewitt In natdrdlly iotmn
know what eifeci the new III-ran;
will hove on the supply or note: ‘
valuable hits. Hor interests out in
charge of prominent Danhury
in the enntlme. may to:
are asking “where do Ire home l
for the use of revert” hundred feet ol‘
the highway. including o goodly stretch
of the state growl road. The than
show that the line. will run through
this motion from William Sturg'es' tun.
e‘uient to I‘vhero it enter); his land. and
In the Holden liiii road (mm 12?.
Smiths' to beyond the Centre school
house. This would necesniiu‘te the
tearing up at th43 roodo on Iwo routes
traversed by the it F I). rhythm. and
Ito patronis are: wondering if the mnli
will ho delayed“ All in all thorn la n
lint- chance for on) oniou‘nt oi widened
Rind theories. and tortilla developments
are nwnitéd nith llvolv interest
‘ RMALV NOLLEJGRLEELEY’S CASE.
Them in sumo tail: in Stratiord to
the orient that It no‘ilo will he entered
in the cane against W. A. Greeley who
with W. B. *l‘uttlc In charged with a
violation of the liquor lawn in selling
linuor In a drug atone to he drunk on
the nrén‘tloeo Nothing has yét been
done. and no noun will he entered un
til the case is called on Saturday In
Stafford. Then it Grand Juror Corr!
Irho in prosecuting the case. nails torn
noun. .lnstlcv- or the Peace!" Pullman J
Will enter one
THIRD REGIMENT ARTILLELRY.
(Ionian i0 V. Channel) and unicorn
and moothe o of Comouny D. Third
Rogimo‘nt c N. 6. New London ex?
poet that the organization will 00
transformed to the artillery hrnnéh oil
the Conhoctlout National Guard within
it; iev‘I weeks. it such transfer in on
tiered the company will he designator)
e Second Cmnpnny. Coast Artillery
mt oflort Is being made by title men: ,
. . I? . t
Ame‘ri’cnn woolen thnnn‘y niiil’here
W
dune «moon vol
XSIGB
r hiring ‘
ooltlo‘nt f‘Ai Hell Ontc. ”
"rtitln in which R.A S. Illumnn honours
- having neon in.
leh died anh'or
1‘): unto my will
MW
RIP VAN WINKLEL »
”tum ‘thJ Winkle" will he the hill
at Hoyt’n Thoatre‘won Tuesday night.
and it will; serve to intiodu no or
tho 5on5 oI' Joncph Jeflm‘ mciy.
man. who ,ngan chili: to fill] his
{other In rain 5 ..
J . liy‘i Rn eoutuilile
Landl a Inorlorluu no of ‘u
R dneaday ovenn '
5" ,JJhe will prenént the grout
oonsntlonnl melodrama At Hell Gate. R.
The pluygderlron its- name from a large ‘
lied hugulouo rook: which is oltu~
tedid the "Narrown ouiildo of New *
"ity The gov 1:301", lino ex!
“ oommcnoln;
L us In the nowhph‘per'oi’ a terrible
m
R A COUNTRY EDITOR.
Tho comedy drama. oi the BMW
tho title role, Ivan presented ht Hoyt Ir
’l‘ilodtre. Inst night before: an until“
done that was demonstrative in no“ _
ourmoalon of appreciation necesoltnm
ting a- curtain rise DMWBBB each not;
Tho story in replete with tho olenneot
humor and its Inonono are of It most
practical kind
tore-sting Ihnrnoluru which urn very
clearly portrayed by an'eXnnllent com
puny. The ploynnd company have re
evolved the moat favorable criticisms
ovcrywhero. and they are certainly do
unwell A Country Editor III a plnv
that both arouses and inspires. and
will make ovory‘ one. fool hotter tor
MW...—
POSTOFFICE APPROPRIATION
,8! LL.
\h’AfiHlNGTON, April ll.~—-AI. the
openino or- the nutrition oi the house
todnv tho postomoe appropriation bill
was sent to conference. The halls
then went into committee ot the who)
and mouthed the mneiderutlou oi the
own. reciprocity bill. Mr. Long.
Klingon a member of the way-s and
means committee; was llrat snooker.
to know that this hit dis- ‘
case can be prevented M R
d rigor nhd’ :.
,. aided. This fact, has
:th
3*.
‘ you most We turn for J
L will onnblo you to enjoy the.
Rum-rim lino ,
urea unnomo. .
PRIcI'UIL‘LIRnLLhILJI‘h‘dI‘I‘No...
WINDOW SHADES
' ‘R ROOM MdULDING
87 wumno‘rou s'I-n
L Onto wooing. until 8
1.
it Introduces most iu~ - '
SOLOMON SCAM. Mannger
Gold. Silver. Nichol and Clipper
Chandeliers. Hand Irong. Fenders.
Metal Signs of every description
'Our boat nation in that which)
RRMJTY, EGONC
. MY...
You ll tint) on o ortment here
‘whidl’
results
i) your purohilnn. “ ‘
L“ ‘Evéh.'h’l5‘eontitill nioture'
colnpleto withouth trame
beautiful trnme enhances to vol.
Ire sometimes one half on much
again An nrtio‘to eye teaches
us Juot what frame is non led on
each picture
I
in stool: and to order.
to motion" your Wall Pane .
euaonou.,
s‘oo’th Nth-Milk
Telephone Connection.
Millie‘s ‘
ours. We hove nil kind
the paper. and the
i ‘nnd attend to the
Plating. . J
m...
Bird Cages find all kinds Of
Metal Work Repaired R, '
and Refinished. Ru“
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Wowssvwom
Brass Advertising Signs.
n—o-h-hh
Large Order: a bpeclait “
4-5. our. ‘
8 I:
“h“ e £118.
shilitul nod rapid worheR
guarantee ontIS’inction. .
Norwalk Chronicler