‘_Rod
’1 Posts will be 111,111
oyster sloop painted. "
m...“
The Feast of the Pentiuost, or Whit
Sunday, falls on May 18.
The Guilds of Grace Church will
meet as usual this week. .
The residence of Dr. J G. Gregory,
111 West avenue Norwalk. is in the
hands of painters.
Dr. J C. Newki'rkp of Morgan ave
uue N01 walk who has been 111. is con
siderably imp1oved. ,,
A requiem high mass for the l to
Thomas McDermott will be celebr ed
1 in St. Joseph Church tomorrow ‘morn
lug by Rev. William Mohair
m
At the conclusion 5‘: the May devo
tions and on the first Sunday in June,
the anniversary or the dedication of
.,St.Joscpl1's Church will take place
”A.
1 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Demurest of
Lewis street, have moved into the 111»
.per apartments of the house in Main ‘
street Norwalk vacated by E. Gus
oswki , . . ,
Next Thursday 111 Ascension day. the
holy day of obligation in the Catholic
churches. There will be masses at G
”and 7: 80 o’clock in the morning at St.
Josephs Church - '
The South No1 walk Water Commie
sinners held 11 moctlng’Saturday night
and signed the contract Wu... Contracv.
101 Salvutor Cl1a1iot to lay the Bell
island water extension. . .1 '
~13r M S .Rosen, ooullst a d aurisl
can be consulted in the p‘arlo s of the
Mnhackemo Hotelwon
Fridays, between the 110 s or 1 and i1
11. m. and daily b‘etw’ea’ 9 and 12 a.
m., 6 and 9 p. 111.111 11151 Fhirfleld live
one, Bridgepmt. Eyes examined and
diseases treatedm .. 1 . _
A special Ascension DA service will
be held in Grace 011119911 Thursday
morning. at 9. 30.’ and at St. Paul's
Church there will be. a celebration of
the Holy Eucharist at 10 o clock.
_- -....,...,
Beginning on Friday morning or this
week and lasting nine .d‘ay 11111111 Pen
tecostal day. the £11Novon prayer in
honor of the Holy Ghost will be said
at the morning masses in St. Joseph’s
(311111.011
‘ a
M
Mr. and Mrs. Abidthar Blanchard
left this morning, tor11.l’etershan1,
Mass. to .atteod the funeral of Mr.
Blanchard’ a mother who died last Sat
111day. She was soyears of age.
other relatives are “ left in'The' Nor
The regular weekly prayer meet
ing at the South Norwalk Methodist
Church has been changed this week
from Tl1u1sday to Wednesday night,
1to accommodate Presidium
James 111511139515;
- T11 ‘ member ofthe Arlon Singing
Society; will leave on the 8: 05 train.
this Evening, 101' Bridgeport. to attend
, the benefit concert to‘Mat and-Joe Wei-
1131. in Arion 111111 Main street The, at.
fair is given by the Arlen Singing 80-1
c.1ety It premises to he 0 ., _
best in the history if
Izuhs‘days and 1 V
Cockeuoe Harlan Improved
his in Red Mons Hall 11191
building, tomorrow evening;I ,
W
parlor, Wednesday veniug 11 8
o'clock. Oxford Wt
W ‘
The baseball gem to have been
played on the Decker Field Saturday
atteruoon between the Harstljom
was, necessarily postponed because or
rain. and will be played later
The monthly meeting 51 the Ladies'
Congregational chapel Wednesday at-
ternoo‘n at 3: 90, will no in change of
Mrs. C A. 111111311. who will read a pa-
“ “ o‘er on "City Minslons and College Set
tlemeuts.I ”
”fin-.—
Miss Agnes Bryant. of Main street
suffered a severe attack 01' g1lp last
Iiecovel ed.
1
Messrs. White and 8003 have sold
the trim little naphtha launch in
which they made a trip to thinia
last summer, to New York parties.
Mr. White Mr. Booz and the new
New York yesterday.
es of the Young Peoples Society, will
be given in the Nulwalk Conglcgatiom
al chapel Friday evening. William H.
Hopkins ot Poughkeepsle 11 friend of
the pastor will lecite. and Prof. Hop,
son's orchestra will play.
The
during April numbered thirty- three
and the amount of o1tgagen was 328. ~
3411'1‘1111 summnr 01‘ The Summer-
sevon sales during the past wear and
the amount of mortgages was $1, 600.
”was
ton will come up tomorrow morning in
the Norwalk Town Court before Judge
1.0ck1vood. The case ariSes‘ 011t‘ot' a
dispute over a coal bill owed to Wcs~
street. it is alleged that Weston as
saulted Mrs Mott.
‘Cha1les S; .1311r1111am 111111'famiiy lei i
South No1walk Friday for Philadel-
'phla, where they will in the future rc- ,
Miss Alice Burnham and Cull
side.‘
B111 nbnm, pupils of the South N01 walk
high school were accompanied to the
‘ station by several schoolmates, where
an affectionate farewell took place.
numbm of South Norwalk people
wil go" to Slivermlne tomorrow night
for the purpose of forming 11 social
piece. Piano solos will be rendered
by Mrs William .1 Wilcox and 11111110
duets by Sig. ,DeHeuaghan and Prof
A. H Carley, and there will be a num
bel of other a1tlsts
.«w
Methodist Church: ,Mo‘hday, '1" 30 [1.
special meeting Ladies Aid Socie-
ty; Monday. 8 p m..un11ual meeting
Epworth League: Tuesday, 7: 45 p. 111..
general class meeting; Wednesday, 3
p. m., executive committee Ladlcs’ Aid
Society. at Mrs. J. A. Browns; Wod-
nesday, 7: 45 p. 111.. 111111- week prayer
meeting. _
The New York Press of yesterday
devoted about two~thirds of a page to
telling why William Lauder became a
baseball player instead of a lawyer.
for which profession he studied at
Brown University. A large out also
nately time is very slight resemb-
in the illustration
4
At the meeting of 0. S Ferry Com
" mend Union Ecterans Union 51111111.
day night it was voted unanimously to
attend service Sundaylsvening May 25
at the South Norwalk Methodist Epis
copal Church Members will wear uni
forms badges and white gloves. it
was also voted to hold a meeting in
Germanic 1511111. Monday. May 12111. for
the' purpose of mastering in new re
emits. 1 .
W
.M Jackson, of Norwalk
. d
“ Who has been re-engaged as organist
\ ' of Trinity Church Bridgeport, for an
receiving a coat of ,p u ,
hands of Arthur Day Th boa mast
Y
other year Megan-1,113 duties yesterday.
Mr Jackson has held this position for
several years, and the members of
Ithis purlsh in again securing his ser. . , ,.
vices have demonstrated that they j .
are well pleased with 1113 Work and g
appreciate his ability as a thorough ‘
~ ,- musician
Delegates from
the district ijwill
. ex"
11. will give an invitation utopia. ‘
e 011115115 '1 - “
- The Travel Club will meet in the: ‘f ,
1 First Congregational Church 1111153.
or and Stoke
school nine and the Yale '4 3.; teem ,
Benevolent Association 111 the Norwaik . '
Norwalk has been compelled to give '
. 11p her school at Ridgeheld temporar-
, ilyj because of ill health. Miss BrYaut
winter {10111 which she has not fully : 1
burner and a friend sailed the craft to ‘
An entertainment under the auspio‘
may estate sales in Norwa‘ts . W. .. ..
cial Record shows that No‘rWulk had ,
The case of 11511911 (“China") was ,
too by 11115011111195 Mott of Frauds ‘
session in the Temperance Hall in that ‘
Calendm for the week or the First 1
accompanied the. article. but unfortu ,'
lance to the wollkhown 1111151 player ‘1
‘ Special Oillrer ‘Johwuthill 11111111511 L.
IClfieer Samuel 11111.11 1
We can clothe him as you like to, _ ,
see him clothed. in clothes that wear,
_ the way good, clothes should. at! a I
1 cost within your means. Are all ’3.’
those good reasons for bringing your
boy here tor his clothes.
great collection of them here, 32.50 to ~
55.50. .
Sailor Blouse Suits are still “in it"
though. so here they 1110.32.50 to $5. 00.
‘ , Munulsh Suits to’ tickle boys from 9 i
to 16 years, sits with real vests, in all”
the latest fabrics ates. 50 to $8.00. 1 ,1,“
_,.PLUMama.
31311115 .
I-,Iu¢'1r1 wars . « ‘ .
80 South [Main Strut.
South 11.115.111.51”.
'I:I,I'I l:l:l:l.l;l:
For young follows 15 to 19 years.
regular tailored suits in striped flannel
and cheviots and neat mixtures, 96.011,
to 312.00. ,
We don't stop at suits for boys. Ev.
crything good that boys wear but,
shoes, made right and sold right . 1,
Comstocklros
South Nurwalk Store. 14 South M11111 Street
Norwalk Store, Masonic Bulidmyz,
Telephone call 321-2. South Norwalk store. .31
Ma manna ..,.. 1.... w. . M. .
The 111133110111 a! purity and cleanliness
13 certainly the wasflmporfam m m the
feed and grain 11113111033. , , I.
If you our 930111131110 attention. ..
We stand alone In the quality and
purify d1“ our grain and the lawns” of
the prlea3 y .‘ ~ - 1';
BUY oars THAT'S (21.111111.
MANUEL 7'. Ha 16H.
1"
PICTURES 111 colors
By Henry I110“
A set ot‘four reproductions printo d in colors. Erich picture 12 x 16
inches, on mounts 19 x 24. Price for set of tour pictures in a box,-
$3 00 net, Singly $1 .00 riot
Wm. P. Beers
aohussttea. 5111111011511, 61151111ng A...
. ’1’ Nam-111, coon.
49 Well “not.
ccptlonal chance to buy one of our High Class Suits at a in
interior ones can be purchased elsewhere. . '
312501811115 110w
315.00 suns now . . .
311,511 Suusnmi
322.501 Suits now- ..
525.011 Sultsinow
: what the ad. says.
' t
ford Friday night
' or the Arlen
W . .
1111115 (11119101111111.1150 has given up
Miss Mary 11111111 is seriously ill at
her hometin Holden avenue, Norwalk.
‘M. Tarlox is hulldlug an addition
to his residence in connecticut ave
1111c“ . .
a. '1‘. Godfrey has Accepted 11 position
, with Thomas]. Mnguer. the newsdeal—
. b1.
The’MHowlund‘.‘ Dry V-C00ds Company
present. .. .
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Svrc [bothers orchestra will play at
a sociable at Crunhiiry Plains, Wednes~
day night
.1.—
William Hyatt has taken 11 position
’ l with Mmkctman Frederick W Smith
of Main 1111 set.
m
heels on ladies‘ tailor-made suits. See
WW..-
11’1‘here will be a special meeting of
,tbe Norwaik Musical Union, at Stam-
8 Charles Brotherton and family mov
‘ ed today from Harbor avenue to Wat-
1'21 street. Norwalk.
~—
Messrs Frank Moran and William
\
Sven will 11111111111 music for the in-
vitetion sociable of (3051131105: 1111151011
, in NorwalkI tomorrow evening
.4...
A birthday p'aity will be held in
' the basement of the Chapel of Our
1 . , Holy Saviour nest Thursday night. 1 1‘
no
C‘olnstock Brothers have just 1eoelv-'
“ ed an elegant line 01 moms Shirts. it
will pay anyone to call and look them
over . 2' .
1:; >' wok-"M" ~ ‘
walk will go to Elli-vermiue, tomorrow
night and will organise a musical un-
1011.1
w*—‘d~m«
at the Soldiers Home 'Norotou. Fri-
day was taken to Simsbury today for
interment. , \_
wwm-
Carols for c1111 '5 day. the first
Sunday 111 June.. were rohear sod bv
rant-Io
A party will be held tomorrow at
‘ will be the hostesses ,
m
the new scuth, Norwalk Baptist par-
? 'eonsge Contractor Smith has the job ,,
to excavate the cellar
.,_.1.....,...,.....4.
Miss Ada Vail who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Law
rence of Orchard street. has returned
11.11 1191' home in Brooklyn
. The South Nth-walk Quart’ette Club
will leave‘ this sterling on thé 7: 95
«rain, for New Have ,
Singing Society
slness 111 Norwdlk has gone to New
11111 reside at 999 Third avenue.
1: S. 8 6111111511.; or South Norwalh
went to (10111011th18: morning to take
a position as bookkeeper with the
bring Company
have been guests 'at the. residence or
Mrs: Mary Parker. in Main
have, returned home to Bayonne. N
has a line line of underwear on hand at 1
, The D. M. Best! Company is having .
tuition. of Brooklyn; ware guests at the M3
' New Muhackcmo. ypsterday. ‘
The remains at with Kelly. who died ,
the Norwulk Congregational Sunday .
“school yesterday. 1
ter‘uoon at the Central Club. Miss Mar. ‘
. ,iorle Bishop and Miss Marlon Vernam
Ground was broken this morning for ”
" to be the guests
art: to join his family and in future ‘
e
111 11311121111 Frederick w 1
1111111, of Nor-Kit: out! has taken a po- .
a - .
BOYS’
#11111 111111
. ,98 Washington Streets
' 80110111511115.
BELTS 25. 5o 15. $1.011
Summer Su
0111‘ collection at 15911111151 Suite for men who nerd?
than at thp present time. It rdprea‘entp thé 1
hard work, on our part to 1111511 for you what we lip
values at each price quoted th at can be found in this. state
can 111 you to perfection in any out that you may soles «
50.50 87.50158.” 5550 ”0.00 511500 $13.00".
Young America 1111111111111 on his clothes, we believe,
boys of any other nationality; and conselIiue‘utly. special child
nary in the preparation of their garments; not only must th
the toughest obtainable, but the seams must be strong
each garment reintorced in every possible ‘way. These 51' th‘
acterlstics o! the garments we offer you but the Priced no 311111111
Iy Low when you consider these important features. ‘ I
NB.——‘Auother lot of air ships. One given with each ,a
it is only necessary to visit our
,MENT to Tealize that wehave the most fashionable’coile‘ctlon
small articles necessary tor a gentleman’s dress ever "shown .
part of the country, yet our prices are not more than othI
charge for greatly i1’1ferlor qualities. 1
Our 82 Hat is equal to what an exclusive hatter will charge 51;
SUITS
HABERDABHERY DE
Willis H. Silllili
48 and 50 will 51‘
SEASONABLE AND REASONABLE
Butter is lower. Remember there
is butter and butter so called. You
can get the genuine, made only from
cows' milk here, 301: lb.
Cf ’Cereal Compounds there appears
a new crop every month. One of the
latest 113 Malta Vite. Try it. 151: pack-
Small Potatdes perfect in quality,
but small 200 peck
Small Home of fine quality Will
weigh from 7 to 9 pounds. 150 lb.
Bacon. Armour' s Star. Bacon, 1.7c 1h.
0Canned Pears large ‘can good pears.
1. 1:
Now is the time these goods should
lLorenzo D1,
A party of about ten 1'1 om South Nor-
a
v
with quality.
58I1WALL STREET
‘ ‘eyes when you can have a thorough st en
examination Free 1' if glasses are needed.
will be) furnished at the lowest once” 130115531
:0. B.JAOK$ON
ORADUATI IOV’TTIFIANII
be in demand, scarcera
Pct Cheese, fresh 0-11 1,511
51:. , ‘: , .
‘Shaw‘s Vanillaw flv
strength of other vanilla 16
Try it.
Tea. «Our Black and;Mi,x,etl
a peculiar and individual ll
be found elsewhere for
known to me. i tI
1 different sorts 01‘ ‘1
use of one particular kind ‘
expect to sulteverylifluii. bu
suit 11 good many. it you we.
tea, come to me '
Norwalk Chronicler