ni Til ?,
magsurggwhich was 05:!“ pass
re on vector y morn x ,H ow .
‘ log out mil 5% Lawrence-tIvailey. it
has produced rain throughout the lalvc
legion an d as for south all Virginia.
The fhaavlsct raln’illl during the past
21! hours Vigil it“! incheivia a famine h
.. ’ it r e c -
aclpllinilx’rincheu Con.
ditlovis oi' ihr this vicinity clearing
‘ this afternoon, lolloivod by fair on
Thil‘rs‘ddy. _ . ‘,
MW
Andrew Leary was in Stamford yes-
terday on business.
Leslie Triatrhm, of Retail Hill, who
I has been ill, is improving.
—. Wm
Jeevl‘pll Connor has again when a po- ‘
sitlon with Jacob Schauh.
wk“;
A‘ carload or lath tor the Tokcnckc ' ’1. ‘
Corporation arrived yesterday at How , In!"
ayton. ,
‘ - The prlcvcrmuk it is said will be
Jeduclcd to six cents per quivrt on
Marl
W
, The poclret: -hoclt which ivns found
by John Bailey has been turned over
to Mrs. Elizabeth Fltegeraid.
The South NorWallv Fire & Drum
corps will hold a meeting in A. O. H.
Hall Washingtonmstl‘eet. Friday' evcnII
lug.
W
‘, John H Ferris is in Bridgeport to-
_.vlay listening to the c losinx arguments
in the City National Bank Hindlei’
case. .I ‘-
.gy“.
"Cure the con and save the
litefi' .Dr wccvlrv‘ army Piil‘e Syrup
cures conghatand 30“"; down to the
ver vel- c 9 cells lop on. ‘1, g
SQ .3 ll
Considerailié work is being done
along the 809:ij Norwallv cvntcr docks
by the H.W oils vii». Company' a pile,
driver.
The golden out Circle, Kings
linuxhtcrs. will meet Friday at 3: 30
in. 31]? filer of the hirer. Congregation
ii erlntendent Snmllel W.
Hey i, Jr r.II .w‘ toms of men. ‘started
I to grade Flt i’liAIIi avenue on the west
side this” 319131118va
items or BrowIia Bus-
skin Smith Norwalk and
noon at Brill ironort ‘.
. v": alum—wt
At the meetln I'ot the South Norwalk
, Common Conn .next Monday hight.
, there Willy? hearing on the widen-
‘v
leer
_, tree eat oil it. ‘ICllthiliI is
one or (he? lilies: vaccination recruits.
He has sworn vengeance against the
man who slaps him on the shoulder.
me dies‘ parlol‘ chine
‘ roiv evening..a
; uel’a 0.le "
his recent Accident in xetthls a; ,
7 I rill broken;
. is seliing new music at eight cents
I J Reynolds. or Main street.
I lnx the house owned by her in Clay
I or the Ilium Millions which will hold a
' Evangelical Church. in North
.l‘ W A
Jim Bartram. ct Hurriet street,
has secured a position with the Conv
uecticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany. ‘
The Rowland fir‘y floods Colupvlny
Some ,0! the selections lire quoted in
todoyiq italic.
The i}. A. R ilax ovér post hehde
Thomas Mchrnlott.
Is, vlwm
Th heccll'd company ot the Trinity
Glide skillet Jonts‘ "evening. in Trinity
Clilgoll crud held a drill under the div
rec
”w, iormerly employed in
.‘as taken a position with
W.
W micro throat. croup. ln-
ataII pile! permanent cvvrc. Dr. The
. Electric Oil. At any drug
scrunch Ciro
rs ot the, Norwv‘llk Methodist
n will meet, Friday with Mrs. L.
Herman Uebei who has been llhnv
tlonist‘ (or Kaspar Zoelllnxer, in Wet»
or street. to:- s
similar Written in New York,
The new launch Gloria, helonxlug to
Dr. E A. Phelp and Edwin L. Brush
has heem brought from Arlen and
is moored at John ,Cole’n heat.
Mrs. willlnin o. ooécvellow is hav
street. and occupied, by George W.
Seymollr fvbaircd and repainted. ‘
The dild' Weatoort branch
session this eveni
n? ht this residence
or Willleln Sheldon ll
Wilton avenue. ,
The ebnhert or St. Peters (legion
sill
street will take place at the South
Norwallr ”Conventional Church this
evening; _, ~-
‘16——
Carl School; has taken a four years
lease at the. Richards property at the
hrld‘xeunvi
Thé dilutions oi the South Norwaliv
Congregatlcnnl Church will meet at
church next Sunday.
““er
clothed. It makes no (inference whetll.
or you call at either the Norwvlllv or
South Norwalk stores. ‘
The nlutlln
of Liberty; wil
hall. Ansonia,
«I. as...“
Frank C. smith will have charge at
the Young Peonlep’ meson; in the lm
quarters in South Main street. is (it H
half most out ct. respect to the late ,
in of King’s.
clue time. has tallen a _
east end ‘0! the Washington street ,3" ~
‘ willtalvc possession tomor-
, row. May . y
the prayer service tomorrow night. all ’
those who wish to unite with the "
Comstoclv Brothers can clothe your ‘T i
bovuilouwouldlikelo m hiiu. "
; ll; session of the -
Connecticut Stine beConvict lDu
edne sd‘ay ‘ ; ;
ginning at ‘10 o‘clock in tails morning.
cl new music; some from our
stock. some iron: on over-
publisher,
.thvli'li a v ,,,
Ill-l cc. 1" on ‘
Jolly Titan's when.
owpl‘. ll
ounce invests Waltses
555.5%; villa M h
lloso antin the Thai:
After All ;; .1,” 3;"
Venus " '
it She Would only, Return
My Yellow Belle ;
i catch on ,Ma‘rch .
Davin oi‘ Love, Wvl‘ltsol I
Hundreds at the price.
‘ Third floor- ,
too Wanted to clean thlnxa up.
$15 to 836. Prices $10 to 322. 60.
Second door.
WOOL SUITINGG.
able. , The
light and dark effects.
rare lndivlduslity., ,, ,_
$1. 50 t2 and 82. 60 id,
Lott aisle. rest. ,
the art department,
only a reasonable charge.
Third floor.
Ashanti/lacs. X I
Whole carpets woven in one o
with border ’
' ‘I 3 yds by 255—42155
3 yds by 3 ~43. 00
8 yds by Mir-43.50
3 roll by l ~tl.oo
Good patterns and colors.
iii
extinct a collard at the price to
color-«Incl mailer says these are;
Third door. .
llowco tells and ‘colt‘ees. Sold here
only and better than any in town at
the .9” co
Basement
n a? houeecleanllig in
‘I the music depll tnlent and the broom I
element is a little
I’ll Never have Another But You
The list is but iv drill) in the bucket.
to. ‘
Fine fluids from , a‘zuroxresslve New
, York maker below usual price.Van
(lo
An exclusive lot of line sultlnxs.
Fine Yol- sturdy. handsome hut (lur-
sort or woolen: that is ,
, made up into men'vv garments ,
Small checks and line stripes in
They‘ll make tnllor- mllde gowns oi
Stamping done quickly and well in
litany designs. ,
A new lot especially for summon,
home use is or cotton and almost rix
’dlculouvliy cheep.- I . I I ,.
THE ROWLAND m’: in.
our on cs coL. ,
ills vii ”mm
d h
andlwwlnedvhic road wrinkled? ‘vo
thh‘ indicated disc
lion and m delved at the tibia l):
wandnrc .
I , the instill. ill 01"?"
again to tho, 1: or the 11M
and leaned with one hand on the to-
bleI As a tcwlnecond peered he ilnv
bended still more nucleation with both
hands on the Mile
"We have very line corned beef and
cebh .” he said in e low voice. "an
' corne lice! hash. The country sau-
cases are very nice. We can give you
sizzle hem and eggs in a couple at mile
u es”
.He
the menu. .
"very due "roast heat limit) and
pork." continued the water. “Nice
with Tvefetl‘lble soup. ”
The c (1 man “turned over the menu.
“Alaléw ind: pt
sold tar. as he bent lower.
"Beer or ale. or light wince it you, care
ortheln‘.” I
The old senticman laid down the
‘ ‘- ed umanvl look at the waiter. 'l‘ a
traitor took ill sail 1‘
“pee this niche give the thin” you
have nevi
"Certain ‘3; air " answered the waiter
_, lion.
' "Then what do you repeat them: to
m“ then nth ~ ,
n'i‘. do it “Irvin.u Thought Isn‘t be-
in; to you. wil igha‘vp momma
thrill. rolled compose. Anemia
I, cancel cs pail medals? e. indented!
ieee
hand! ‘91 it eril,
dn’t -
vvvv _
hi era along with me
wvac’ntl‘en inst'sununer.”
miter. "and up in the north-
..§tate.,as I was taking
one day. an old rel-liver
m .‘LL ‘rll‘Ilev
I - I then drop
I; , . take Mine of that wall hen
but of him. Alter I' ve manned him cvei;
an hereof meow he‘ll be all humble as
a cat I'd like to have you around to
l woulgln't mind girls you a dollar if
the nlctuifl’
Wit was settled that l wail to nope I
shout ten o‘clock next lorenoon." said
thgllvodalvlst. Wind 1 was there on tlln‘
The old naive {it
ilnl ed when the old
nevi hill scythe. nodded to sue
fifth coaster. Jim was tall-
in two in lites. As ,
errand rubbed his eyes -
MM
Mganlfi: {WWI kill? it!" ‘
the I
The iv ilIiwaiter unneeded A" little ‘
The old men continued to ethlno ‘
mutton chads. too You might littl‘t _
nicvv; 11M pumpkin." II
mane. took all his ales-es. straighten»,
ands drool the table's!“
oiled?’ he lied the patron. , . .
,' he he‘ slimmed his orixlnnl villi noel; '
‘ Acts as executor,
take a photograph or the moppln'. and .'
Lead Monéll ,I
207, East «Washington 31‘
LL
“I:
mum. ‘
“you HA VIE A
GAS ENGINE
with little exocrine. Call us up.
MG .N ”MEI"
H'F'G CO
8 TON. llama
n is Niclen‘ne. venison steak. mun ’ ,
chetgdu Marshes. chic ,
all kinds oi trusts. ?
Savings Department.
k Safe Deposit Boxes and Storage
Burglar and Fire Proof Vault.
A We have little beaks, or sales,
hlch we loan to our customer?
who have one or more dollars
dénolvit: “f'l‘hese little notes
‘ taken home and ‘usedas
e cop the keys.
it will go wrong some daywstop
working suddenly. not because it
I la a gas engine especially, “but be
cause it is n piece of machinery
The wrong righted quickly, and
‘ so. mom.
" ‘ yd. up.
nklnaw bit-locus.
‘ oild administrator,
trustee or guardian. and executes
Pays ! per cent. on deposits in the
‘clet‘tor “sillhll change. '
@‘I inthemcallbe"
only at Our bank; “,5"
No charge is made for the use I
, he antes. Call 'at the bank
‘I and inquire shout the matter. ‘
in
tilled with bright. trash. newsy notes
i‘ ‘3t-l‘- V \
lMPORTANT SILK ITEMS.
Here are some silk items for you
,to investigate. and the earlier the in-
he the eciehtlon.
19-inch Yarns Mai dSilk, all colors.
writ Jumble atlfivxd v. ,; _ ,
20-inch Wash suits, biennial color-
; then, heavy corded cadets, at 49c yd.
Crone do Chine, a large assortment
at those beautiful colorlnxs so much
in, demand. Itor shirt waists, at 92c yd.
I 36-inch Gloria Cublilne. in black.
pink. blue and tray. at $1 yd. r
STYLISH OCWN BTUFFB. I
April- is the banner month for
spring dress goods ”selling This
stock was never more complete than
new. There’s price economy in each
or the following otterlnx‘s.
for shirt waists all colors. at 39v: yd
!2~,lncll all ivool serxes in light
greys. casters tans slid mode colors.
at 50c yd.
‘ 38-inch all wool Albvitross in all the
very latest colorlnxs, at 50c yd .
Zhginch fancy Albatross; a very de-
slrablc light ‘welgllt fabric for shirt
waists tact colors, at 6254c yd.
Novelty Wool Dress Goods, latent
weaves, handsome clients, from 89c II
Not owl; the some nor? by any lu'e‘ahs.
‘le the styles lhc variation, the when.
vestigial on the more satisfactory will;
28 inch fancy striped Granite Cloth:
hitch“
concerning many ll
(late. Youill find pr!
hie. Mann 0! our
this Some may ;
these we tell: new
‘Men's ties in To , ,, ;
tour-in hands. ai‘be
, to pick from, at 25
ill
wearlllve iron at Mon .
Extra tincf‘quolity , I
designs in all the ‘
eluding tour-in Jilin
ties. at 50c. , I
Men' s unlaundeic ,, ;
lntorced back and tron
a bergain, at illc etch
Men's percale, and
chins, with detachtlvl
cuffs, at 50c each ”
Men's line medratll
crate culls, in all th is
special at 59:22 ‘
We carry a full lin pi;
,and Monarch Shirts
‘ lslyles with separate its
NATIONAL CONGRESS, 8. :R. I,
(
l
i
Connecticut Delegation Left for Wash.
I . thatch Yesterday.
HARTFORD. An l co—rhe Nation,-
al Congress or the] out or the Amer-g
lean Revolution will convene in Wasn-
lngton D 0., today a‘nvi remain in see
sion for three days. The headquarters -
will be at Willard’s Hotel. Yesterday
a special committee or the Empire
State Society, composed of Col. Ralph
E. Prime l I
"hauntey M. I
arker on
Clinton, a
.. voluthn.
' be, ‘held
H
r? of late
homer (vim Pr‘esldentRoufieve
Will attend and speak. The Connecti-
cut delégation Which left yestgrday,
was made up as followla. ,1
wire , "
Vic‘s President—«Gen E. S Créeley,
New Haven
Jitter-woo Bridgeport.
Gui-tie Bridgeport. ,
oodw‘ard Niddletdwn.
‘B Erneha‘fll‘orrln
civil. Ba imam
l;
Mr and film not a. Heinles. wln.
“01,-
0Q!
55 (iv 55 wesIlucton Street
South Norwalk Conn. _
funeral Directors and Embalmeli”
12 NORTH MAIN smear. ‘
iii?
W
Several Portland, ore.
, Had Enmlty Toward Ml‘
I PORTLAND. Ore. Alli?! .
Faith Stewart 9., ,reéculc lit
her last Sunday nlg y
was walking along the at
'o 'clock. when the their
knocked her down. klc
abdomen and choked he
~s‘he became uncon
ville keepels ale kn
I against Miss Stewart,
dufced n number
number or lambs ‘
. Will be unusually
Irritating havoc
,Grahde; valley. .
; the insects are thin ' "
Irult trees and the
vegetables, etc.
CATTLE 1’
nENleoN. ;;
legislature of til 1;
lectlon to- th him;
meatvthe fund ,
Norwalk Chronicler