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it’s really unnecessary to say
anything more about them for
you well know it means highest
quality possible. .
, 51 WASHINGTON srnee'r.
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E. E. Gorham wants painters and pa-
per hungers.
As it is an. oft week with Butler
Lodge. lr “0.10.-
meeting
~ _ J. E Cllliif moved from tho Mahaek—
omo hotel to Hotel Clifford. in South
Main street teddy. .
. The South Norwalk Outing Club will
hold an important meeting this even‘
5 ing, at Hotel Hamilton. and it is earn-
' estly requested that every member be
present. '
,, Several young men from South Norn
'. wall; will go to Silve1iuine this even-
‘ ing to assist in the formation of a so-
, cial club in the new Sons of 'i‘empci-
here will be no ,
yesterday. ‘
Company
this evening
W~W
iloustou' 11 1.1.1011”.
Won-1-
Gsivin Braistod has moved
Taylor avenue to Cedar street.
1,..." ..... man
from
’ lund' s are attracting much attention.
m.- guru—«n... 1
«Clark Wanted F. i). L. 6‘1 Co.
The 11.11.115.111 Company is having
a great showing of shirt waists. so...
the ad.
Charles E. Miller. of Grand street.
Norwnlk, is recovering from his re-
cent illness.
mun-rm-“
linens Tribe. 1. o. 11. 111., will 11011111
the warriors' degree. ' .
m.-. . . . ,...._.....1...
New York parties were again idol;
lug oven the William Schlonker farm
in Norwalk yesterday
it you want to know the proper time
to advertise. read The Evening Sen
tlnel’ s leitei in today' a issue.
'I‘heillospititl Whist Club will meoi'
with Mrs. E. A Woodward for n soc—
ial session, on Friday evening
If you want the finest Elgin cream
ery butter you can get it at the store
of the New York Grocery Company.
The Pine fiedgcw Whist Club will
.meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
William H. Byington. of ii Bolden
avenue.
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Company D Will hold a special drill
exhibition drill to be given Wednes
I once h11il,in that place. _
Manager Anderson, of. The Norwaiks. l
is negotiating at p out .With the man- '
ager of the Torry owri baseball team?
to play a game on the fair grounds Sat- l
noisy afternoon oi'lthid week. i
The new soda fountain for the Still-
. son- Powell corpdration arrived last
night. and is being installed today
The fountain is of the. six font size. of
onyx. made by Milthcws. of New York i
“a...
~Cie1k Wanted F. l). I1' & Co.
Adam Singer. of south Main street I
was thirty-five years old last Wednem l
day, and tonight his birthday anniver- i
snry will be ceichrdted at Germaniu
hall on the Washington. stieet bridge .
'i‘ he South \Ioi walk Quartettc Club will
sing.
’l‘hc mystoiy surrounding the illbin
quotation Wl itiag on the blackbonrl is in
Miss Elizabeth A Ervia‘ a school room
, in llownyton. has been cleared up it
I has been learned that a friend of Mine 1:
irvin was in the room on Sunday. and .
wrote the quotations , 3
W i
A good sized delegation of the South El
Norwslk Fife and Drum Corps went to .
Bridgeport last evening. to attend the;
annual reception of the Graphophonc
Fife and Drum Band. of the Park City
They report the Gramophone as ex-E
ceileni entertainms and a fine time the
result.
Tomorrow night the members of St.
Peter's Church will give 11 concert in;
the South Norwalk Congregational *
Church The South Norwalk Quartette
club will sing. Richard Noack‘ will
play the violin and Mrs. Diehi wife of
Professor Carl Diehi. of Bridgeport
will sing. There will be other talent
, A {petition of the Connecticut Typo»
theme will be held 111 the Chamber of
Codiinerce roan-1‘3“?!“ Chdp’e'l street. in
New Haven. tomorrow evening. at 8
- o'.clock George French. who has a
' wide experience as a printer of fine art
books. and as a critic on the editorial
staff 011 the Inland Printer. of Chicago
and American Printer. of New Yo1k:i_
, will addreds the meeting on “Art and
Printing. ” ‘
. A ducking party of thirteen went to
Eaton Neck. inst night. in the Keogh
, and Allen launches and 111111de in
‘ shooting 11111111112111 ducks at daylight
this morning. They returned to South
Norwnik without a mishap. Those in
the party were Dr . M. Allen. Chu-
once 0 01am. Cheri Jordan. Thomas
Keogh. Hubert F. Pierce, Harry Rob‘—
erts. neg Bogart. Fredeido'lc’.
8? -.
_ Edward
‘ Walter newt
amour commencing June 30. All the.
series wedding reception .mkes pm.
' St Joseph's Church and the reception
6' received a postal last night in regard
.' to Miss Elizabeth Parsons. Who disap-
“‘ pemd mysteriously from Stamford a
: few days
day evening, May 71h.
L. H Show has moved his household
effects from 'Cottagc avenue East
Norwalk. to one of John McMahon's ,
residences in. Cedar, street.
invitations were issued today for
the exhibition drill followed by an in
foimal dance ’to be given by Corn
puny D at the armory May 7th
’1‘. Sicbert. an employee of (‘an
iSchaub. smashed a finger on his left
hand yesterday afternoon by getting ii
jammed between two beer kegs.
lien! jumped another half cent this
morning in South No1",uaik notwith-
standingr the published statements in
the New York papers that it had diop
pad.
The current number of The Ammicuu
flatter reproduces 11 very tlcvcr adver-
tising conceit. gotten out by the (‘1ofni
& Knapp Hat Companv. oi ilouth Not
walk. 4...... /
A party of fifteen South Norwaik
teachers went by twiley and bicycles
to Gregory's Point yesterday 11fic1
noon and viewed the ruins of the 1101
ion House.
~Cierk Wanted. F. D.,.,.I1. & (30.
Frederick H. Boerum. of Bnyview
avenue was operated on at St. Mark 19
lflospltai. New York. yesterday after
noon by Professor Gnnt or the Post
Graduate Hospital in New York it
was successful.
. .—.._.-—.
The Arion Singing Society. of South
Norwal.k.l1as decided to attend the
three days“ singing contest at Soy
German singing societies throughout
the state will compete.
The committee on securing the
Joseph Loth and Company silk mill for
Norwolk report that they are very well
satisfied with the subscriptions so far
received both for the site of the lac
tery and for the bonds .
There hill be a big time in Arion
111.11.11.21 Monday night, when 11 111111-
Miss Lizzie Kory-e will be married at
will follow at the hall. Great prepare»
tlons have been made for the event..
Mrs Annie Evans.
street. who underwent a very painful
operation on one of her cheek bones
at the Post Graduate hospital in New
York, the other day. returned to her
home Monday, when it was thought.- I
by her relatives she would not be able
dour ~
Chief of Pouch Brodley, of Norw slit
as '~ Parsons is des~
iii drill 'utwtho armory
of Chestnut ’
. There are two timely offerings in
, (11111: has lit. Beymonr Intends to 1......
his delivery reason repainted. ‘ A
l
1i The makers' sample suite at How-
meeting this evening and will work;
i
~hri1iay evening in preparation for the ’ --h-:-r
d to leave the hospital in two weeks. Dr.‘ '
, A. R.- Turner is the attending phyei
1 .‘ ' ' ' 1 to do it. That‘s why we succeed whet!
of advanced styles. We're showing‘
something extremely fetching in. fan-
cy striped and dress shirts, in our
Spring 'dispiay. Also the latent
thing in collars and cuffs. Everything
in fashionable neckwear and menu
furnishings can be found here. and will
suit you in goods and prieoswbound
.- others fail.
See our Everlastic Suspenders. 1-111
. exhibition. in our south window,
L‘ Boutfi'.Norw:llt Elem
1 14 80th Main 3!.
south Nemdlir store.
" Norwaik stunt
Mnonio Building a.
,-day in town with friends.
Telephone Call 324:
The question of. purity and ofcanlfnm ,
I: certainly the most important one In that L
, food and grain business. ,1
If not: our news! no attention.
We stand alone in the analltv- and
purity of our grain and the lair/nos: a! , f
the prices
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 1'. HA Tall.
'71 Paystb'mdé.
At Houstons
TWO” Timely“ Offerings
WALKING SKIHTS
With fuil‘ilore flounce
LAWN sum 111111378.
$2 ' 95 :11 fine line of Lawn Tucked or all over
You ca11iti"l"11pllcste them elsewhere 1 insertion F701“
less‘tlian 35.011. ‘1’ Well worth 31.75.
L1.
stint,
I“ Car fare on $5 00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport liOSMamt
anon ms’n.
, ‘snA 'rnon'r.
1- , tumour. .
' STEAK coo.
naooocu
‘ ransn 11.411211111111111.
1 _ All other kinds of Fi3h.
~12R.J CUTBILL
WEST END
10c lb.
10c 11..
16c lb.
33 111.
515.111.
1211‘ lb.
112
‘ ‘ association 1111111 it shall have been, ~
pharmacy in South Main street
' Cenunl Labor Union to organize an
. Pitncr’s shop in Washington
‘ California on a business and pleasure
" shorthand department of Bron 1111 ml-
.mittee or some other committee of the .,
association duly Appointed for such
1111 Too 1
, dimmer. institution which may .
be permitted to «clear ;
111mm member of this annotation
solely statement 1.1111. Jr.
AND on:
rrrrmo
and Zinc.
ME"...— .
50 South Main Strut.
‘ Booth Nor-walk. Conn.
' Telephone 1223.
L111] 11.1.1111.
See what the ad. Wears
Ferd B. Smith; who has just 11.1.1111.
ed from a Florida trip. is spending the
1......— he...“
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
meet yesterday afternoon with Mrs. A.
'.I. Meeker of Mott avenue.
'i‘he boaid of directors of the South
Norwaik Trust Company, held 11 reg-
ular meeting this morning and trans
acted routine business.
‘ The show window of the Clifford
is
nicely arranged, yativertising the Moon
Spot Cigars. one of the best on the
market.
The committee appointed by the
Economic i.'1osgue will meet in Gus
sheet
this evening.
Palestine Castle. No 2 A 0. K. of
M (3.. hold a regular meeting last
night and conferred the third or wood
table degree. A social hour. with re-
frpehmonts followed the work.
—-——-.
The common pleaa court civil side,
came in at Bridgeport today The
jurors drawn from new, woie Joseph
S. Dunning and ex Commodore Clnr~
once E Osborn but the latter is in
trip combined.
E Edgecomh
Professor i. of the
logo in South Norwolk has been
transferred to Browns college in
~Il1idgopori to be piofcssor orm iim‘
shorthand department in that col-
logo. Miss Josephine Shumwny of
Norwaik hos been selected to take
Mrikl'higecomb‘s pitue in South Nor-
111a
new YORK CLEARlNG HOUSE.
-_..__.._
New Set of Rules Adapted Regarding
Furnishing of Weekly Stat'ementlr
NEW YORK. April 29-The New
York Clearing House Association has
adopted a series of resolutions under
the terms of which all institutions
clearing tlfrough it (banks 01 trust
companies} hereafter will be compel!
ed to furnish weekly statements of
their condition to the association in
the some. way as now rendered by
banks which are not members
dition every institution which hereof
ter may clear through a member of
the association will have to keep on
deposit in its vault "such cash re
serve to its deposits as the clearing
house committee may determine " Fol
lowing is the letter sent to the mem~
bers of the associated banks:
New York Clearing House.
New York, April 28 1902
Dear Sir: I beg to hand you here
ing resolution unanimously adopted by
the Clearing House committee. The
preamble and first section were adopt-
ed at a meeting held April 21st,1902
11131312 the other sections orr April 28.
Resolved: That. acting under the
authority given this committee by the
amendment to the constitution adopt-
ed October 14.1890 and further amend-
ed December 2111:. 1896. the circular
issued November 11111.1399 be amend
ed to read as tollev'vs: »
Fitch-No institution shall be per-
mitted to clear through any member
tion for at least one year at the time
of making application
cleared by any bank member of this
examined by the clearing house com-
hereafter
shall‘fu
_ on o.tl1 manager,
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper‘ ‘
little fish is being sold 111 the Bridge 3
l‘ish market for ten cents a pound. ._
in ad- '
with for your information the follow , M‘
are excluslvle, and no other clothier in tow
them.
in the second place. on any of our lanty
suits we only have a few oi each kind
‘ Sillitk it ~Piliill.
~98 Washington; ‘ Street.
' 50.11011WALK.
Butter is lower. Price now 331: for
Tub as against 371: for like quality last
week Beware of “imitation Butter
which in butter and duct mixed and
calculated to deceive. Buy your but-
ter here and get pure butter only.
Clover Butter Print. 341: lb.
Beef. dried. sliced. We are selling
more of this than all the other stores
combined. Why? Because it is nice.
moist. thin sliced, a fine relish. meaty.
Not advanced in price. ‘
. Hams. Shoulders and Bacon. A-
fresh, bright, new lot. While fresh
beef has advsnced in price, these.
goods have gone up very little and on
for a good buy in the meat line at
present. Hams are nice. small ones,
weight from 7 lbs to 10 lbs.
Ham, 151:: an
Bacon, 17c. _
on sale. scleana
5 cents. ' ‘
Flower Seeda, F
sorts. 151: '4 ib.j‘A ,
den Seeds as Cab
cry. Beets, Radish.
to sell weight. . '
Seed Peas, Beans r1
Seed Potatoes fr
ty. 750 be bu.‘ ., $145
$3. 75. Corn: and see
5 lb. Box Oatmeal lift (2
Present In every pack Q. 256
We hope you can u
Lorenzo Dib‘f
you 11 at 51111111115150.
AT THE 1.0
a pair of glasses will afford it your vision is any way defend
Headache. Eyoache blurring of the print, are some of the
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT 0N ‘
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly d '
ed in what we guarantee.
1 GRADUATE ore-noun
' 58 WALL STREET, ‘
211 s
Wallis Recovered
Raymond
of this association unless such institu. f
tion shall have been in actual opera-
Second“—~No institution shall be '5
Norwalk Chronicler