1 1 some in, the third series in
wool tournament botheen the Nor
walk and Catholic oiubs will be our ‘
this evening; when Frederick A
, ‘J. J‘L‘,‘ ahlll will son-1
Soft ”Hats Soft Hats. O’Brien.
The inrge yawi which has for the
, 1‘ past several days boon lying at anchor;
‘ in the river in the roar ot Hon. J
‘ Seyinour’s residence... is owned by
Greenwich parties a d will be‘ fitted
up with ii. new ennui at the works at
tho. Norwnlh Launch Company. ‘
«Special sale: Lawns, Dimitier. Per-1
calos, Ging‘bamswliirnh'ys, Children’s
Cups. Carriage Covers at M 8.8 Smith
1 & (lo! 8. beginnipg Saturday a. m.
g iii-5.117 Heath Eaton; of New Haven,
11.,th been engaged it“s soprano tor the
_ duortette of the South Norwaik Moth-1‘
‘ odlst Episcopal Church. Mrs. Eaton
1 ion anterior Mrsi.~F.'W. Adams. tor-
beiiy Miss Harriet Heaths at one time
9 member of the some quartetto.
A number of repairs are being made.
around the club house or The Knob
Opting Club. The grounds are being
graded and put in that class shape and
it new board walk has been built irom
the club housé tor the bath houso. be-
side numerous other
A special meeting of the City of Nor
walk will be held Tuesday evening. at
L ‘ .1 the town nosem'bi‘y‘l’i‘m in Wall strent
‘1 .‘ to take actiOn on sfii‘o’iitf‘on concerning
‘ 1 repairs and autonomous to thofi
honsos'in Water and 1‘Msin‘ streets, and
to lay a tax to degpgy m9 cost oi the
‘1'}, same.
1 Mrs. Phoebe A
of Councilman floor go 8 Grumman,
foil (mm a bay window. to the barn
merit at her home. yesterday, and!
:At the time of the not.
» cldont Mrs Hyatt yaof engage6 in wst- .
bioks her arm.
ering flowers Mrs. Hyatt was attend
1 ed by Dr C. “G‘afiobnnnan. '
4“]tcliing hemorrhoids ‘were the
plague of my urn: sIWss slinost wild
Doan’ a Ointment mired me quickly and
permanently after doctors had failed. ".
*Viiiloy street, Sanger -
C. F. Cornwell
ties, N. Y." 1
A blxsllk ml
New York city
. manner in which the latter place has
not out to secure the industr may
Well be Studied by D9..nbury odor.
'lk’s mauled men
,ants to move from
1‘1 applied.
' . superior c irt.
yatt, m‘otherd'n law L.
0‘ Norwalk and the
L osie sum continuwi ‘i‘
‘9iiN ‘1hislio‘q‘i‘0rests
«Enron Qiiartors bomb. 1 its lb.
Hayss'.
The barge Froderi,
changing a load at ca
ris'i ‘d k. g
‘ i’lwonis‘dls-
wig“, H» For-
ice of link arrived by expres‘s
. 1 today at 1:20 o‘clock for the Bridge
‘ii‘i‘sli Market.
wfpoulal hale citrpet Beaters.
‘l‘s‘t Tack Hampers and Litters.
Garden Sets. Mops indow Brushes.
Window Shades. lCurtIiin Rods, Satur~
7 day at M. ‘s smith it Co. 5.
The oi'i'ei‘ing at the South Norwalk
Congregational Church tomorrow, will
be for the, Sunday school.
I‘Lady Jennings lodge, No 7 0.8. of
B. will hold a May dance and enter
taininent on Friday evening. May 2.
m
‘ «Radishes, two bunches 5c Hnycs'
John
Cannons. 1.5: New Britain, who
has booii
ri‘siting his sister. Mrs. Louis
S. ‘ Pagnetti,‘ in Haviisnd stxcet, has re-
turned to his home. 1
”up
in Bayvio‘w avenue, last evening. Pins
1 , aids wore played
Boot took‘ni;
ninther lump or one cent
today nh‘d loo
dealers do not know
W99
W
milnion l4abnl Caps. OBIien .
Members of Louisa Lodge are cor-
dialiy invited to Mrs. William Wei
shelt s. in Ely avenue. Sunday after
Kln‘tch. All sisters are requested to
be present. ,
Mm.
The divorce ease or Brieimnnn
against Brielmnnn. or South Norwalk
has! been continued from yesteidny to
next Friday; by Judge Elmer. of th
The grounds are all-
moonlit
F—Dr. M. S. libsen‘, oculisi and purist
can be consulted in tho parlors of the
Friday's, cements hours of 1 and b
p. m...and dullyibotwen 9 and 12
91., ii and 9 p. In, at 515 Fairneld a
line, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated. .
The Womtin' a Christian Temperance
Union held a regular meeting. Yesterday
afternoon. at the residence of Mr.s R
11‘. Makin, No. 3 Day street. and listen-
ed to a report or .the convention held
at Greenwich nonentiy.
-9...» i...
1llincoln Council, No.1 4 0. if. A., M..
3 hold a regular meeting, last night. and
worked the thirddegreo on Joseph Pon-
noli. A report Was received from the
committee having‘ the entertainment
and dance in charge. _
W... ‘
——Mild Sugdr Cured ms, lie lb
Hayes’ 1
A general praise service will be held
in place of the Insular Epwcrth Magus
meeting. in the Norwalk Methodist
Church. tomorrow evening A song
cox-vice will omens the exerciSes
word 8. lingiorhili will lead. 1 v.
.' Attire, enter
-‘,Cinb last evening Mrs. Charles Ain-’
; bier, was taken very suddenly ill. but
spun revived after restoratives were
It Was Ioported this morn—
‘ \‘. ing that she hnd about recovered. .
' its the engine‘ of
- emiiii.‘
time ago to‘ 9 Philadelphia puff“); ,
The
oral‘has hoe d“
Osborn tool; 191.018
turned in her wodnéaday
ils now lying in .the harbor if he: 2
1-home of Contain Miller
if!
lot on all nervous diseases. i 1
‘10 West Avon April 23d at 3 hi 9 .
- will give 9 short t lk “()t
i to tell
which he sold some 1 .
«skew—Wm
. v—1Don‘t foil to attend M S. Smith
aéepboginning Sat", 1.
0
Misses irons and Augusta Dibble e‘n- '
- tel-tamed a‘ few friends at their home
when the limit Will' be rooched. They , ‘
pining. thiit‘ both will go higher next ‘
noon at ll o‘clock to attend a Knifco 1
Mnhholtoino Hotel.“ on Tuesdays and ‘
l soiilothlng extreniely,letching in ion
cy “striped and dress shirts in our‘w.‘
Spring dlnplay. _ Also the intent 1"
thing in collars and cuffs Everything
in fashionhble noclrwear and men‘s
lurniahinss can be found here, and will .
1 suit you in goods and prices—«bound
_ to do it. That} why we succeed when ‘ -
others (all. ‘ ‘ ‘
See our Everlastic Suspenders, on
exhibition in our south window.“
norm mold? “
Masonic Building. ,
1 'Talcphon Dali 322.
south; Ncrmlis‘
The question of purity and cleanliness“ ,
I: certainly the mastimpimnnr on. In that
feed and grain business.
It you our "aim! we attention. . _ .
We stand alone In' the quality and, '
purliy of our main and the [#wn an or
the pride; ‘
BUY1 OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
‘ MINUEL T.
n...
...,'l,l x,
HA T611."
no. _
out at the Norwalltx. ,
“‘ g at Reading, a tux-Inex-
, g main. .1
‘ ‘ tolloi‘vs:
[‘1 ‘or
lumber. or the beard
, "Christian Courage. "
SILK PETTICOATS
yum torsion
Made up in an excellent grade of Tailetli,
pléated Flounc‘e iii till Col: rs.
Large on. Island user _ _
‘ lobsters. ‘ ‘
"mph...” 1
Mrs Sarah Quiutnrd continues very
ill iii“ her home in High Street, Nor-
ergo Raymond has norm-ad his ‘
potion with the Postal Telegraph ‘ ‘
an ‘
‘, iland street is very attractive in a ‘
coat or paint.
no... Pine Lodge Whiat Club will,
inset Monday evening with Mrs. J.
1 ,l’rowitt, of Elmer , 1,
Mi‘83 Agnes :Bryup
Wiliium r. English stutloii agent‘
Nprsvaik boy, is
in town today calling on friend
m...» ‘, 1..
The South Norwsik Water Corn‘niis- ‘1
Sinners will hold a mooti 5. this even-
ing. at the cities in Wash ngton street.
R L Doh‘orost ob Main streot Nor.
walk, is having considerable plumbing
done about his house. 1 The place is
also bells connected with the water
The amount of tunes due on the
South Noiwalk list of 1801 based on
the rate voted at the city meeting, is as
The Board of Water commissioners
oi the City of: Nora/silt. held a meet-
instead decided to. close their oilice.
in:Wali street,Monday1 attoxnoon, out
respect to Thomas S Stout, late
. ‘flio pig that was present to Judge =
Henry W. Gregory, recontly got out
yesterday afternoon and
or his no?
1 ran wild hrough the streets of Nor-
walk Several tried to stop it. The
yorker was finally caught by a colored
than and restored to its ownei
Lugs-put...
Patrick Pheian. a former n rter at
Hotel Nor-walk was arrested in moi:
‘ n‘in‘g by Chief of Police Bradley. 0!
Norwalk for intoxication and making
,1 9 nuisance oi himself about the hotel.
The chief ordered him earlier in the
day to get out of mum. but he refused
and became morn. objectionable
The Young Pooplc's Society of the
,‘ «South Nor-walk Congregational church
iviil hold a meeting Thursday evening
or next week. The subject will be
At the family
meeting held later on the dams oven~
ing, the subject will be "The Church 1
in the Home.” The deacons of the
1 , f Main' stroét. “
, 1, Norwalk was‘ out today for the first
,tiine since her rec nt\iiinoss. 1, , , > ‘
1 Library tail. M 240. 04; city
' - tax,1932244.53. 1., ,
1 l'
_‘"he takes care of it.
«"3.
‘ oys fashionable, pertectiiitiinx lo‘iiliu up
1 will not blilll'iipart; every bit of tilinniing on the lobby;
' the best quality. and we take as much‘ care in tilting th‘
lows on we do wlth their oldqrs. :
Double Druit‘t’d Jacket soils. 3 to 16 years
.gsingle-Bnnltfsd Jacket malts, with Vests, 3 to 18 yea
" Norfolk Jack‘s: suits. 7, to in youth,
,Veme m Sailor Dionne Suits; 3 to 10 years, , .
1, ‘ w Fashionable Men and Young Men con select a 19on a
> up from only the well rubrics for this season at
‘ 1 99.00. 98.00, 97.50.910.00, 912.00, 916.00 and 919.
and save enough on n suit to buy d but and several articles
dash‘ory. 1 , 1
Our Hat Department is a place where you can find the
edt shapes designed by the “fashion maker‘s oi the world , ,
do not charge for It helium—consequently our prices are Do»
‘ less than you will pay- on exclusive hatter
' 1In our Haberduii‘cry Department you will always 9
boy‘ 9 suit.
Sfllllii ii Piiill
.98 Washington Street.
‘ ‘SO.N,ORWALK.2
Butter continues to go up in‘ price.’
I have b
Now 34c to 36¢: wholesale;
some fine Vermont Creamery Tub at
Me. Print Creameiy Butter, 38c.
Fair Tub Butter 356.
Some prophesy 40c Butter.
Maine Seed Potatoes.
ran, New Queen. Early Norther. Green
Mountain. 400 pic; 75c it bushel;
$1. 40 bushel and 3 bushels or more,
Si. 25 bushel
Grass Seed in variety. by package. ,
pound, or peck. Central, Park 14an1
Grass Seed for mending that barren;
spot in your lawn, 25c package
Golden Rod Baking Powder gives
satisfaction Ono.‘womn‘n struck 9 bo- .
nouns in prizes this week of 4 pieces;-
Wash Bowl and Pitcher Cup,”
Disb and Chamber.
Soup
_ church will meet the pastor directly
g ‘ after this service. {or conference.
W
The Building Trades‘ Council held
a. roosting in G. A. R. Hall last night 1
, , and transacted routine business.
1 , delegation from the Masons
4 was present and reported that the Ms.
A
Union
song would join. the Souncil next Fri-
day night. when... another meeting
would be held. When this union joins,
every building union in the city will
be a member of the Trades' Council '
”WM“.
Prehidcnt Elbert S Adams. of the
Norwslk Business Mons Association;
, wiii go to Boston, ,tomorrow to see
what arrangements honan make for 1
the securing of the Buckley rubber
. factory in Rlv'i'er‘ street, for the large
._ broom manufacturing company, which 1
i thinks very favorably of locating in
Norwalk. The opinion has been ex-,
”:11 pressed that the company will be in,
operation here in June.
"um‘
POPULAR anussuaufrs
His acting vs “strong; 'n‘nd he
as finely supported througho, t the _
The foyer in grand std reuse '.
loco. .
in the imperial Opel, H
the elsborate
,9mi
No one can aiford to miss, the per-1‘
o
t ”A Md er's Heart" at
(£98, Theatro‘
torso and uppoais strongly to every
man, woman and child it is present-
ed byian excellent compnny of clever .
anti l8; _
being the foremost
the Amer-icon stngo.
Cont “her just 150. 1
Empress Mustar
a good article of
opaque glass .1 Pitch e,
style 10c.
Rose. Heb- _
dealers are afraid to advancut
3to where they can sell no ,9 ll
"get a profit.
i have foundf
butter and at tho . 1
price.
What's w’an‘tod ‘Bu’si‘ne
AT THE born
a pair of glasses will afford it your vision is any way detectlv
“ Headache, Eyesnhe blurring of the print, are some at, the
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT 0N0
Scientific examination free and Proper Glassesmropor
- ad is what we guarantee.
u.“
i.
of every kind, Groun
i
Bone, Land Plaster
Norwalk Chronicler