I ‘ > in The Nonulke ‘wlllh
II'II' I‘euil
ouyt'l‘ln33 WI” ubout them to:
you well' Itribw itmenne highest
quitll’tf‘pd‘élbld. 3T," I
III 'uiiIsilihoroN-‘ornssr.
I Mw—«mw
3 'l‘hcre will be no im ortunt meeting
and entertainment or ebekch Lodge
1. i) (3) II‘. .. tomorrow evening.
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“(Irena Recoil latest and bestI
33333» 33norwa3lw . I to or‘e. 29 WellSt3
Wouley Steuben, one of the clerks at
Cometock Brotburu' South Norwullr
store. is ill at his home on Crescent
.fl‘e el‘l‘fl0933 3 3 o, >3
Raymond Brothers received II iurgu
coutruct today to furnish the material
for II state building at Mountuinvlllo
New York
9.3.3.3.“...
There is to be on uIIctlon sole of Ar
hold Brother's stock purchased by 'l‘;
J. Masher. Saturday night of this molt
Luci lulu lilies
Contractor Willi 3
3 puIchased u. now hhcelwfor his son
Photographeril look Mhhoiogrephs oI:
‘Ihc interior of the
Clill'oId Hotels. yesterday. 3
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‘ oSev‘eraLInembérI'I or the Thomas E
Shea Company. are stopping at the
3 Warwick hotel; Jill.“ North Main street3
«MM
John Taylor. pattern maker at the
Lockwood iManntocturlug Company.
purchused a now: bicycle this morning
”The Zdnophone is the best 'I‘aIk-
lng Machine: $13.00..“ the new, lip-3
to date some were. 29. Willi street.
it won rumored in south Norwolk,
3 today that there is an effort on foot to
3 hove the truekmert .orgu3nlze n union.
3, , 3%:
There will be II meeting or the Con
tral Labor Union, this evening. lillv
>1lbl‘tIllll business is to come up for no
"lion. 3
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, Hubert MitchelhIWi‘lllnm L. Blue
3 oer and E Word E. Mandi are commit-
tee in c‘heifge 01' a sunrise st Wilson s
1-3.33l’olnt Iodny». .3 3.43;
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i I3 ‘3. .,
.,3“I ,o
-3-l.srge Roe Shad 35o each, at
Hayes’e .5. ‘33.,
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3 Attorney John .Koogh. Frank Lou
dor. John 'MoNen’IIIra and Lars John.
son were among those who attended
the ball genie in New York today‘
3 Tube IglooIIomicaI League. consisting
of member from the inferent unions
Id II meeting
‘ ' this evenldg iii iberhiuu Hull in
‘ Washington since » ,
«“iti‘hlug hemorrhoids wore the,
plague of my lite; who almost wild.
Doen’ s Ointment cured too quickly and
permanently utter doctors had toiled. "
‘C. F. Cornwall Volley street Sensor
JICS, N. Yul "I3 Bar‘sfl‘it I w u Hugging.
' Dirgctly anal the. roz‘ulor weekly
nrnyo meeting in the south Norwalk
' Baptist Cher lgt‘hls evening there
,will be II bur-Ii Extracting of the true-
toes of the church. 3
Bishob‘ Tlo‘rney Will celebrate mass
In the dedication of St Peter’ 3 Roman
Catholic Chlilfich in New Haven. SIIII
'dsy molding. The sermon will be
‘ip‘ronchm’i by Wallet“ J. Slilmloy
'i‘homIIs E3. Shea, in his new play
The Pledge in Honor, made It decided
hit at the Olmrii' Houso last night
uOWlng to Severe quests. the play
will be repeat the bargain nint-
ince Saturday 3
“litrge Roe 'Shnd,
liayes’s. ‘ ~
35c etch. at
.4
3 Phllllulness' at
33th}: South No
-beautll‘ul American and Huugnrldn~
. Hungary intend to have them christ-
3 sued in a. short tilde. ,
I 3 public.
'9 It is not knewn who will he godmother
3 One ludy lids retested.
‘ ' is debug?” are the handsomést‘ ever _
3 . celebration in Bridge
‘ “ it Is ornected that Governor Monaco 3
smith hue .
u‘hnckomo and 3
Don't miss it.
-—-l.urgo lloo Shad. 36c
Huyou a.
each. ut
Monies & Goldschmidt commission
brookcru. succeusmn to the. into E.
3,BolImc in Swdrtz it Conbctt block.
wantiyour trade. See, their ad. in to—
.duys's issI.Ic
~~..m~. m.
been employed in BlHlllgeliOl‘C has so
cured II nooitioh i333u3 a South Norwulk
lack hillbilly. ' 3 3 3
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A horse. uttach‘s‘d to a wagon belong-
ing to the central Food Company,
mor‘nlnfi; ‘nnd run around to the store
without doing tiny damage
The picnic‘committee oi' the Italian
ndependeiit society held a meeting.
last night. and made further change-
mental for the picnic to be held at the
III" grounds on Motocrisl dI‘Iy. 3
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The remains of the late Mrs. Mary
Price, formerly of Noiwulk, were
brought here today. from Brooklyn,
, null interred in Norwnlk Cemetery I
Ermcasman Calvin Snyder unloaded
a steel tank tor the Alcohol Works.
the other dey. which weighed 2,500
pounds. This company has as high as
ten ton copper and Steel tanks in the
rectory 3 .
A W. Noblet, formerly foreman for
the West‘eIu Union 'l‘elegmph Comv
mated to inspector. 'I‘lIeIe will be mill
or changes in the force soon The coin-
body is improving its system
3......“-
Misc Jennie Bloke oi Water sheet
underwent an evolution, yesterday, III
the Stamford hospital and is reported
to be gettingknlong as well as and be
expected. The operation was bet— 3
{aimed by DI Joan lflumorticr, of
South N‘ol‘whlk.
“ raw
red sttornomi.
William Drew of Norwalk. who has .
Young F allows
Whether you’ re young or only tool
ready to put on and wear.
We guarantee the lit all right IIII‘d
buy the suit biI'ok it it doesn't unit.
We take all the risk. ‘ -
3 room tone TO I12.oo. , ‘3‘ Q 3, ‘
A grcutglihc 03! suite for young tub
lows from 15 to 15": Smart, two-button,
‘Ilouliicbreunted cunts. stylish trousers,
Ilii Inuny‘ pullernu of striped chariots
and dunnole, and neat checks. ‘ ‘
Grout suits for the money. I
FROM $13.00 To $20.00;
These ore the eeueon' s best thoughts
in suits for young meow-tuncy cussi-
mores, eh‘oviots. llannele rind wornteds. ‘
mixtures“ and shines, Coats have
wide shoulders and tire cluse titling.
You ought to see these units. ‘3 9
Everything good to wear, trom‘het
started 91.!" South Main short. this ‘
‘Slierm‘an' Price, widow of E Benedict 1‘
puny. in South Norwalk,‘ has been pro; ,
to 3hone. tor him or boy. ‘
Morwalk Store: I 33 3
Monocle Building. ‘ '
' 3 Telephone Cali 323-2:
I...
the uric”
young. your Spring suit ls here all ‘
ls certainly the most, inpatient and” III ll:
food and groin business.
It not: our Grams! v0 arfontlon.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL
The fifth some in the third he... or
the pool tournament between the Nor-
Wulk and Catholic Clubs resulted in a
victory for the tumor. the some he-
ins uleyed last night at the Norwulk
Club. and was between William L. 0]»
‘ sen, oi the Norwullt Club, and George
. Flynn. oi the Catholic Club. Olsen
3 nb‘y the score or 100 to 81‘. Frank
*Vun Buren refereed the some, and
3' rank Kelly attended to the scoring. 3
Olsen took the lead from the first frame
. and held it throughout the some.
3 Women. points cud scratches: ' ‘
100 ‘ 61~2
\Therc will he no some this“ evening.
éin‘gj to the reception to be given to
J.,H OHDounéll at the Catholic
Club, and tomorrow evening there
‘wlll be no game. so the Norwalk Club
holds a. smoker on that evening. The
last game of the series will be played
Saturday evening, when John J. Cahlll.
or the Catholic Club. meets Frederick
A. Lockwood. (It the Norwslk Club.
‘ . The total scores of the filth series: ’
W. M Bette 100 J‘. McMahon. 75
C. C Cram. 1th '1‘. Powers. 84
i". A. Van Bnfin 100ml Murray, ‘ 930
L. W. Leonard, 100 J. Murray, 98
‘ W. L‘. leen.3 .100 30. W Flynn.3 61
Total, ‘500 'l‘otal. 408
3' The Norwelk Club lends the series by
3 92 points The first series was won by
' the Norwelk Club by 59 points, and the
second series by the Catholic C3951? ‘
i uolnt _
RUTNAM HOSE FIRE POLICE.
3 in the. Esme in the Putnam nose and
Norwnlk Firne Police tournament. last
{'I’Il‘ght, Fathom Hose was audio vic~
- the bolt duality, and we tdké‘e
‘Slllflll ll Will
3398 Washington Street.
Buy your boys iouhiollnblo perfect fitting Cl
he taken cure of it.
OUR JUVENILE DEPANTMEMT
is a perfect storehouse of handsome, durable 5 3d
. 16 years and swell suits for the little boys 2% ma new
tabric lit strong and rust solar: every ileum le etmnslil
will not pull sport; evory‘ bit or triuIInlIIg on tl‘i "
qu‘ch core in litti 3
Iowa on We do with their cl rs. ‘
Doublut' Breasted Jacket Build»! t 16 years ' f '
Single—Breasted Jacket Bolts; wi Vests, 8 to is year-.93.“ .l,‘
Norfolk Jacket Suits. 7 to 18 years, “ 3.
Venice and Seller Blouse suite, 3 to 10 years, 3 , ,
Fashionable Men and Young Man can select a mull
up from only the swell rubrics for this season at . I.
35.00, $6.00,!7.50,$19..00 912.00, 815.00. and... 9
and save enough on II suit to buy a hat and several article ' ‘ ‘
dashery.
Our Halt. Department is a place where you can and ill
est shapes designed by the "(unhiou makers 301' the worl‘di“:
do not charge for a namewoneequently our prices are
loss than you will pay an exclusive better.
In Our Haberdashery Department you will olwnys dd
thing new and it will pay you to drop in every litti
to keep abreast of the times, for the newest creatlohs ulfe
ticully he soon as they appear in New York city.
N. BwAn AIR SHIP will be presented to every p“
boy’esuit '; “
SQ. NORWALK
Weekly budget. of business. What to rise. F 3 IN
. C srles Schumann was the 38 9 c
3:32: undhArthIIr Conley the scorer we are doing 1" serve and please. ‘ 25” are cheap and good
' The score follows Butter The item oi.’ most interest Nice 9101885945 »
harmed , \deon in the Grocery trade this week is But-. exemplary 10‘ 0
3 . 5,4 5‘ tor and its price. It looks as it people 93 F193 0010
16—1 12 would have to curtail consumption or flavor; It ‘3 ext
320-1 22 . so without. Wholesale price, 32th:. 140 qt
3 333.33 . 336 We sell retail new Butler at 35c for Dried Beet. as .mie
40ml 29,..1 tub. 360 for prints. Pure Butter from ,wish for. ‘
3 47 35.4 St Albans. Vermont.
3 352.4 ' 44. Canned Peas. Have received that
52...; . 343; - , stock or canned Pens. Large can
669*2' oil-wt good Peas, lilo. 3 . .
't III—~13 on n ' ' ‘
7933-1 37 02c nod Strawberries, lunch size can ,3, 333.33313333333333383333 9th m
843ml 80 , II 111' y. you Invent)
92.4 int—d 1.333% lggrjlgorgct our maple LEM III “III you did very ran
a. (I can. ' " *
T. Hamil. >190 38 Eat Eggs Meotemf Butter continue
or was in Hartford yostehlnym
needed in getting the Name] state
Pastor's Child was held yesterday of.
teruoou.3. in the First C Inch chapel
Rev, George D. Egbeit p eyed on the
glasses and used several humorouli
selections There who u large attend.»
once and II large umoung of sewing
was accomplished
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, ~Dr M S Rosco. ocullet and sorted
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mohacltomo Hotel. on Tuesdays and
Fridays. between the hours oi 1 and 5
II In” and dolly betweu 9 and lilo
m., 5 and 9 p In" at 515 Full field uve
one. Bildgouort "Eyes examined und
dioceses treated.
v" ' 3 ‘I the members of Old Well
lodge F at A. M. wont to New Cancun
by wsgonnetbe lust night and stole the
guests of Harmony Lodge of that place
They were Edward F. Elth lLCh'Z‘SlCl‘
F. Clurk.3lrvln‘g Reid E. C. ompbell.
A. Brown nod J. A. Mellinnis. The
third degree was conferred, after which
a banquet was served at the Blrds‘ell
House. All of the visitors delivered
after dinner speeches. as did also many
of the New Cannon Mason‘s. Edward '
Smith noted as toestmaster .
The Hungarian Reitoczy Society or 3
South Nowelkn branch or the Br idge.
port Rnkoczy society, he's purcbused ,,
flags, and according to the custom in
The exercises in
connection with the christening will he
Err-Mayor Charles I}. BohnnJ 3
nan has consented to be godfather. but
The flags, so it
th Norw’alk‘. They are oi
00 each. 3 ,
The Hungarians of The Norwallrs
ignore been invited to norticipate in a 3
port, on April 27 "
ethic.) There will be. It
l which there will be
The molar monthly meeting of the ‘
armory tor the concert oil the
Fire Department tor Frill “ '
May liiIlI The: programs .ih’e field.
day includes an inspection in the mar.
hing, with a 'p‘iIrIIde in the afternoon.
The Second Regiment band. of New
Haven, hue beéh secured for thermos
sion and for the morning and after-
noon will consist of thirty pieces and
. (33
SILK PE TTICOATS
Made no in an excellent grade at lailein With accordlon
pleaded Flouncc In all Colors.
“Halibut,
Extra fine seine Itoe Shad,
Buck Shad d. 3
* See Trout 5
Fresh Mackerel,
kCod
Steak
Flat Fish
for the evening there will be twenty
live pieces. the leeder of this band is 3
Frank Fichtl The field day promises 3
to be a gala one which will be long
remembered by the department The
concert at the lIl‘IIInI-y will be absolute-
free and as Chief Prowitt expressed
t money could not buy A sent. The
(out of the huntl‘lms been paid for by 3
subscriptions. The latter part ban '
been in chulge or John W Green-
wood
”nu-“rm“
RECEPTION lN CHESTNUT.3 N
STREET-
_ 3 ”Mr. and Mrs Fredericlr Scribner and ‘
dbugbter, Miss Mabel Scribner enter-
mined II party or friends last evening
at their home in Chestnut street Not-
3 walk. The evening was very Monsanto
_ ly spent with music and cards Ice
3‘ cresm, cake and coilec Were served
end later all joined in II merry peanut
hunt pretty prizes. for wlilcb were
awsrded The eats deported about
midnight voti
tithe Among
rind: Mrs. Ste l
3 NEW YORK, 9‘nd lie-Henry C
' Frick the steel magnate, has denom-
. at the be hi 3 house of J. P Mor-
, can & Co; with isprbbnbly one or the
most valuuhl lot paper. in axle-
.t oscillate {or 100.009 '
rotookgn the Uni
'ths t to
mode (era: the purpose
twollttlta o! the preter ,
resents into :4 .0063 worth of bonds
or the proposed new Issue. The" bal-
ance in the, deal 56.000.009 will lie re-
3 hold to Mr rock in the shape ‘of a -
new mtemdm certificat ,
a pair at glosses will chord If your vision is day my defect! 3e.
3 ed is what we gunrhntoe.
58 WALL STREET
Headache, Eyeoche, blurring of the print, are some o; the indigo
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONCE.
Scientific examination tree and PIoper Glucose Pr
ointment opri¢ “
Norwalk Chronicler