2W than New You: physician 2 , 2
report pg to leave Paris this; wiri-
ter.‘ he discovered that his Wife, who
was going to remain abroad a double
j of months longer. had packed numer-
ous articles at feminine wear in his
(in being questioned. she told
men and girls at mate
in: rt-ed hosiery ,
hou tutors than he id
who cattle season; dom‘ tic goods. too
one operatives idea ' red“
84.80 bbl. For!) Lawton 3“ I130.
. an 512.01 Railroad Place.
2 is sumywifii haevs‘re attack of
, P18111110 TACKLE ‘(NorwIlk
Store only). “
A VERY, NICE A8SOR'1‘.
' flea-enable. oi course or else‘ they'd trunk.
mum or errors. 2 W“‘fi“§§f§“éomfitflg 2 2 , 2,. him that customers gifts for friends _' 2;. ,
UNION LABEL SMOKiNG - ‘ 22 . ‘ t t- rind relativest. .and frankly admitted 2;. 2
. Tonscco. - ' _ ‘lv'rheiateet Spring Derbies. OiBrlea {333; ”‘9.“ a"? PM" ”“1" 9“ $3,531,: amufioflg to smumie thorn . .
" ‘ ' The Arron Singing Boaiety held a Not a small lot but plenty of each f‘Whet. ’02,, would have me tur A .
Mihloko‘inb Ilit. 8mm lulu." ‘ rehearsal last night in their hall in 01111880. smuggler?" hearted in dignsntly ll": Least ”One"
Naming Madison 91W!“- For Women. “There's nothing wrong in slipping.
A new telephone has been placed in
the store of M. Baratz, 86 Day street.
The call number is 93 ii. ,
‘ 2wli‘orequartors Lamb. 12c 11)..
Hayes’.
, Roy. H. B. Carpenter will preach in
the West Norwallr Union Chapel Sun-
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
these little things through. dear," she
said. appeaeiagly "Everybody Imago.
glee little things like those. you know "
2‘ “ "Well, 1 WWW!" he said. decidedly.
“if you want those things. I'll pay duty
cu therm But 1 won't compromise in!
honor."
His wife hesitated for a space. "All
Allover lace hosiery. two tostoful
patterns black. worth 190 - 160
Lace iisle in all over patterns and
rich group dividend gir‘ls' allover lace
full fashion tale assorted extractgé
patterns. 'vlorCh 25c to 50c
Pine cotton with silk-embroidered
instep in new patterns. Rembrandt
rib, fln‘o all-over lace and lace boot
DEMAND FOR TAILOR-MADE
SUITS IS VERY ACTIVE.
This in suit buying time. Some ape.
.clnlly priced lots are here exploited.
There's good economy in a selection
THE senses-re
Rea do-wear
made for themse
place in your buy
reason for this lei
garment made by
M
ii} E7asf Washington St.
$111 PWM'P'Q'T
right dear.” she yielded. a little smile r
WEATHER FORIGAAgT-A ,. 0001191109 T" 1- 0- R- M 0‘ NM", 1181101113: W911h 50° 3 «3. '22". «flickering across her face. "I don't from any 0‘ the“ 2 trimmed. finished _ 2
i walk. will hold a senator this evening, Mon'p Socks. want you to pay any duty so I'll take ”“1“” W°°l CM" 8“"52 mm" but ver little mor '-
For Norwalk and vicinity' ‘ Fair to- and foll'o‘Wing this the I aymakers Will u “ported lot of socks; lace lisle. them out” ' , ‘ Jacket. satin lined. seven gore terlnls ywouid c2”, ‘
“18M and Saturday 09°} 1.0111811? meet. I“ W “01°” and extracted WWW 0n the doctors’ return to the room ~' flare “Mm a bargain, at “'98 tions.
Light scattered showers ,hu it occurred -2—-Ball game, Saturday R & 0 vs worth '52 c 14‘ after a few minutes’ absence. the artlo «7 2' ' ' Ladies Black °" Bl“ Serge Suits Ladies Twilled 361'“ ‘
during the past twentyofour hours in Edgewoods, of New Haven. Decker Lisle socks. 21ancy circular stripes also were apparently removed and Phone132. Jacket single brweasted fly front, 22,black a bargain, etc
the lake region and quite heavy show- Field 3. 30. in assorted colors. worth 500 216} hasty examination 0,. the contents of‘ «2 .. 2 , ((0011 full skirt 101" $5 75 Lndies’ seven gored Serge _
are on the south Atlantic coesti An The entertainment committee of “My WW" ”“11““ 30'3““ “l 121'” me trunk did not discover them to 5'. ' - Ladiee’ Mixed Cheviot Cloth satin band. trimme cir‘ '
area at high pressure Which Will Dr0~ Washington Camp. P. 0. S. of A.. held "fl?“ ,1“)be cfihecks and stripes, egg him So 0,,- his “mm at New York he “"6 R: at, A" thing Suits. double breasted lilton iiounco special at- . 2-
duce strong westerly winds in this vi- a meeting last night in the parlors of Siblit’és‘im‘iia told the customa career that he had p 3’ Jacket seven sore flare skirt Ladies All Wool Fino“ anti '
ciulty during the next 234 hours in sen-2 the Warwick hotel. . SHOES FOR BOYS nothing dutiahle. and his baggage was . Made Of Metal special price, $7.49 Serge Skirts, latest on lit
trol in the loke‘reglon. Low tempera. The omcerg of the Nopwmk’ m... Do A , l ,‘ b h o passed with only a formal inspection. i Ladies Venetian Cloth Suit, (1011- Ladies A“ W001 CM .
tum prevail throughout the northern mum... Wm hold a meeting this 9,... “ML?“ h“°.‘3",,,,°,';, 03”,} 3“,“; When he reached home, several hours « ble breasted Eton jacket: silk stitched flounce. we tel
sections, ii‘i‘osts were reported from suing at phoenix En lne headquarters u “:91“? 3, (if): h mafia: 1.0m?” after his landing. he found waiting the \ WC E71!" Make lined. dare eklrt good value at for‘ 2‘
the “WWWWL . ‘ {in Main tstreet and t lk up inspection Tough “£80k {1“ every “an, honest followinrtrhbig‘ef ladies; tins}: 1hr“ come ; Sm a” Springs , $15-00 101‘ “ 3 3 READY FOR USE é
-’ fly mat ere thorough work. good finish. 0"" 0“ I ma 0“ w rm‘ ‘ 2_ ‘ Latites' F‘lr‘re Quality Black Chev- SUMMER WRAPPER
noggin?) £53,? or King Edward W F‘. BPfierless Flour. 57c bag; $4. 55 bbl. We‘ye sold Wear Resisting shoe? for my; £1:dullerimpzcme101211.53: T ' , ‘ :3: link} .iaoliii‘t1 ttryilled ““8111210 N0 branch of the "rnmde
' mwton &(l 0. severe years. With each year ioye er. 5.09.8 1‘. 0!‘ 2) try shows its economy 11161.
The residences of Joseph Cox and , . it w turquoise ring this is for Cousin Alice. . ‘1
""‘°°D"“° ““9”” at .B’°°““"“‘2 m ufiwafievnthfiaffif "5?...1’35mtfif "if. $31..”31i’rsd‘éh"aditnn'tgegf’mm “m In W sleeve'oi on... coat n roll of. THE 5- M MCKIBBIN “033V "'5‘” “WP-“‘- 13151533321“... {mi mtarm
TGOG'VHIE '1 003101 paint. tendered a reception this evening by ’2 Should like every boy in town to £1th {0" ”191,92 ,1" Mfr 19$ 01 11‘0““ M'F'G C0 ' The season's best choosing time torinowadays .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders have the members of his congregation. A try a pair of them. We'd depend on i" 01 “hm“ ”11 5 5”" 1‘93“ 101' 3'0“? . jackets is now. Prices you ll find vary “The Saratoga" Wrappedi
moved into a residence in Taylor nve- “1‘9 program has been prepared - one trial. The shoes would do the "10,111“: ln‘ 1“?“ 198 1“ a scarf 101' my *2 . much to your liking gr‘ey‘snd red stripes, brat
nue, from North Main street. rest. sis er in var oue parts of brown suit , 1 di Bl k Flt I k med at
2 . . r . , Ameetin'g of the Woman's Christian sizes 12 to 2—3150 you will find other articles each W- R. THOMPSOM Manager: ‘1‘ ea no on ac 618' new ‘Th '1] h 1 "
"'Yo‘" choice 0' 20 different 8m“ Temperance ““10“ 1“ ”‘3'“ 1‘9“! “'1“ ' h l. 2 i h ' ‘ I 75. marked itlth ndme of person for whom I ' ‘ ‘ ‘ style “Mm“ ”"3“ "Wire 8 on“ o d Lawn-Sway
glaze Tumblers. 2.5“ “2°" M. 8. Smith 31,1161 “00“ 1111119 residence 0‘ Mrs. Wil- The; 133k 1111m“rnzg‘sflihocs. Boys intended. Please have them delivered 50 WATER ST" 50' NORWALK' ‘ I tgmmtgll. a; ‘3' 50 g; fiéwega‘lieehiiafi?‘ ‘ ‘
‘0 ‘ am Lawrence, No soulntard avenue. . «2 : , « . Yo r w m, - A! 68' ac Storm Serge. Dou- '
The dance of the Klondike Social Mrs. Lawrence. who has been ill, in fancy 12M" fifififimmmigs 553”“ W ’ 0‘ this garment is guaranteed 2
Club will take place this evening in
its club house in center street.
K. W. Mansfield.
in New York today on business.
+Print Rutter, 26c.
A. Graham. of Elmwood avenue.
The game scheduled between Brown
College and Merrill' 3 College baseball
teams for today. has been cancelled.
' «Two million Americans suffer the
tortirrlng pangs of dyspepsia No need
to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures.
any drug store
2 of the Toquet 22
Launch a Motor Works, Saugatuck is‘ ‘
PDL. & Co.
The Hospital Whlst Club is holding
a meeting this afternoon. with Mrs. A.
improving.
-Self~openlng Umbrellas, $1. O’Brien.
.2,it is surprising the real enjoyment
you can get from the task of stveep
lng simply by using a modern sweep
on A. JCollins 3: Co. call your at
tention to the fact; that they have the‘
best. See ad
Miss Jennie Paul Dibble, late grad-
note at the Kindergarten Department
of the State Normal School at New
Britain. has accepted a posit on as as
distant kindergarten teacher in one of
the schools of Willlrnahtic at a good
salary. 2 a
M —-~For Sat. c Mon:
Special prices
2 Shoe Store. 2
SEWING-MACHINES CHEAP.
Good sewing machines that do good
work and do it quickly and easily but
that cost only a fraction of what is
ordinarily charged.
Seaman-ens machines are high- grade
in on but price. They are bulb-bear
ing (and thus noiseless) have high
wide ar‘m are finished finely, are sold
under a. guarantee.
The cabinet work is excellent; the
entire machine is of fine appearance
$1 1Iglprighi machine with 3 drawers—
‘9 Upright machine with ii drawers——
Drop-head machine in new swell
‘/
One Sunday in Santa Barbara, Cal.
President E. P Ripley. of the Santa Fe
railroad ashes on Presidential. H.1ier-
rlman. of the Southern Pacific railroad.
and while the We executives of the
great railroad systems were in center
once reporters stood in breathless ex-
pectaticn oi great things to he promuie
gated. The corr dors of the Arli
hotel in Santa Barbara were cm, ded
with important looking men. who cast
unkious glances at the heavyweight
financiers. ‘2
Ripley, after an earnest talk of live
minutes with Herriman. arose to go,
MILL-(NEH Y.
Dress Hats and Dating Hate of all
descriptions} trimmed and untrimmed.
Beautiful flowers, laces and ornaments.
A choice assortment for ladies of a.
flood taste. Everything‘ dainty and
his Breasted Eton Jackets. satin
lined. et ' 859
Ladies Taffeta Silk Collariess
Eton'Jacket, satinllned. for 35.98
Indies! Tan Venetian Cloth Jack-
ets, fine quality satin lined. satin
revere, velvet collar, at $7.50
8 “The Reliance" House.
eat corset lining. no if
Ladies Two Place Suite. grail
ed flounce. well made ‘
effects, at "
The Norwalk League baseball team 1812’ %‘ngg,_$égfem“ge ginhgdz’sw“ front style. golden oak—$23 dud, as he did so whispered something MW" Exclusive 1‘will" If“ 10‘”
n a low voice.
,2 will play the Norwalk Mills Fire do Try them and see how easily they ..,., 0,," auddenl shouted Harri- prion.
2 pertinent team Saturday afternoon at Miss Elizabeth 1 Teller-r to d the do good work n 3f" in, this I V - 2 ,
2 o'clock on2 the Fair Grounds. _ Igouh‘ihlzeggle's rusty-tin:I igfithezsdutlti Third floor. m'l‘ofn 330w! noon ,F 3 at d mp,” in 5%.,me yomC
The Sunday school at the South 01‘" “8'88“ 0“ urc 5“ I “Tomor owrnoo ' l‘ll bother ' And ““991 improved " Y
rink. currents:ditch: duh 5033.91.25.'3.”d‘”i>di§.§iii “succumb m... m... he... sees w. M F Acke'rman 22
B 0 ll 18 81 2 ' ‘ ‘ v ..
new piano will be used for the first :gzgkngeggsm 1119‘ 1‘90““ “'99le DRY GOODS CO.. “0.91.1, gglfigzyogegi :3,,:3f‘:..'“,:%fi:;d " ‘ 3] «Main SIN". {:yldiedt you (fan gie is}
time. - Bridgeport ill ’ s o sweep ng s
. pley. Nnrwalk. in a n'ioder Bl
~«Soft Hats, Soft Hats. O'Brien. The summer colony is beginning to :2 , 2 . g .. . 11 use]
arrie n Ridgefleld. Many Improve. mes , an, em Then the railroad presidents moved The Cyco’ Boar-1h ”gs
Tire weekly meetingof the; Junior
Epu orth League of the South Norwaik
Methodist Church will be omitted this
evening owing to the teacheisi.’ coir
ventld'n‘u
Tho game botwen the Cuban Giants
and the Norwalks, captained by Wll
liam J. Anderson will be played on .
the Norwaik Fair Grounds. Saturday
May 17th. .. .
—-Frisble's Pies 15c, at Colby' s, 60
Wall street.
The Clifford Pharmacy has added
considerable length to their fountain
The increase of counter was
found necessary to accommodate the
counter.
increasing trade.
At the morning masses in St. Jo-
seph'a Church, this morning. the No
veua prayer was said in honor of the
Holy Ghost. it will last nine days un.
til Pentecostal Day. 2
That Bountiful Gloss
comes from the varnish in Devoe’s
Varnish Floor; Paint: costs 6 cents
moreija: ouart though. .Sold by Colin-
stock Watkins & Dow, E. E. Gerham
and Huhbeli d; Staples Hdw. Co.
'i-Trust Prices,
men ave been made in the town
since last summer including the build-
log of at least one handsome rest ,
denée. and it' is anticipated that the
season will be one of the busiest in' the
history of the town.
—-New Youman, at O’Brien's.
' Lincolni‘Council, 0. ’U. 1A. M.. will
hold its regular meeting this evening
in the hall in Washington street, and
present. The delegates that attended
the state council meeting held in Odd
Fellows Hall in Ansouia yesterday will
make special addresses before the
Council.
The public schools will he closed to
marrow on account ‘of the teachers’
convention in South Norwalk. A' lit-
tle girl who attends New street school
met a little girl who attends the Par-
ochiai school this morning and. child-
like. began to twit her because that
school would» not2- be closed and she
would get the holiday. ”‘What is the
school closed for?" asked the diner
little girl. “Teachers? convulsion "
was the reply. ~Daabpry News. -
v
, .
it is requested that all members he
. Connections Ereej.
Prices:
$9. 75 to $12. 75
2,“.
, "Ripley has challenged me.
2’ oirs tells this story of King Willi
oi! separately. and the reporters made
a wild rush for them. What was it
.that would take place atnoon Monday 1’;
the railroads! Had a merger of the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe been
‘22 farmed Something was up.
“i will give you the whole story,"
said Harriman in a frank manner.
He wants
to play a game of golf with me on the
Country Club links. at Monteclto‘. and
2 ‘1 have accepted. "~—New York Tribune; mod that the’ district tax of one and
A recently published book of mem-
W of England, and the Duke of Cunt-2-
berlan'd. his brother: "During dinner
loud voices were heard which soon boa
come more vehement. Both brothers
had drunk more than usual. and the
duke had lost his temper and his head.
Then. for the and hide. King William
suspected the idea which from “that
time was never out of Duke Ernest's
mind. that he ought to be the next.
King of England. should no male child~
ren survive hi'a brother. William W.
The duke. risiug‘, sold:
suite.22’l am proposing a toast. The
king 3 health; God save the king.’ The
suite came in and drank it. Then the
duke said: 2'May‘ 1 also. sir; propose
the next chest?” ‘Name' lt. your grace.’
replied the king ‘Th he king's heir.
proudly said the duke. and ed bless
hir’n!‘ A dead silence followed. Then
Was it- a contention of war between 2
Call in‘ the 21902
Real 2Estaie at Auction 2
Hunter. of Bridgeport,- presented «one
Connected with large Bridgeport es-
tablishment.
School Taxes.
UNIONM§GH90L DISTRICT.
The only. a oi the South Norwalk
Union School istrlct are hereby not
.one hunter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1,901. at a
W meeting of the district held on the 4th '
day of June. 1901.45“ the Franklin
able on the iii-"st clay of May, 1902
More. time I shall be ready to re
ceive Danie atéfiiillsod's‘ drugstore. 82
Washington street Penalty at the
rate of nine per cent a year will be
charged on and afterF June 1,1902
ATOLLES
Collec‘tdr of Takes for South Ndrwaik
Union §chdol District;
Dated at 8outli' Norwailr April,54 24,
6w
.1922?“
To close an el'itati' wg‘n, be sold at Pub
1 0:}-
WEDNESDAW MAY is, 1902,
street school house, will be due and,
APPEAL iN GILMAN CASE.
Miss Kupfer Wants Remuneration for
i 2 Work In Studio.
Netlée was filed with Judge E. P.
Nobbs, of the Bridgepoyt probate
Court. yesterday afternoonwof an on
pool from the report of the commia~
slcners of the estate of the late George
F. Gilman
It may be remembered that when
the list of claims against the estate of
G. F. Gilman was filed Miss Catherine
for 315. 000 for services rendered. Her
claim for the greater part represented
whorl: done in Ml‘. Gliman‘s studio.
When it? came hereommlssioners W.
their perfect freedom
and an entire abs it“
so
“the economy
cannot dftord‘tohba
Bissell. as one will on, 2-
brooms, besides or"
your carjets, m i
wear much longer
A. J Chili
John Moyes, of .2
With Enticing 4'
John Moyes, a. letter»
Stamford, was on trial in
tion of which is to the prose, .1:
known, at his wife, Mary Mo 0m“
with intent to killi‘ Th
against the statutes. as the-in
And so the Stamford lid
Emmet, up bbfbre‘the‘ "
Stamford on the: lobe
, _ .2 . 1 . i: ".2 s 2.2:: , c" the king. collecting all his energies and . MAN! and“... M. , H.--Comiey‘ w, H: Maplgokl'jnd-Joh'n' with intend to kill A‘s
. ' 2 2 . : with stood up and called out ‘The n... mi lot of and situate A.'.2nuarrn,’ncun onrthe‘estate, the ready for the hearing cm
i 2 2: Prime Rib Roast. cut from choice (Settle .. . .2 .. 160 and 13c lb. an”! Railway kings imp-- mega li'er" Then. oornercglreegwlbod andglr)(1)amond A“: claim was disallogwed, pearance and a continuan
r Native Chickens. very choice -.. .. ....... . ....... x. ....... ....... 16c lb. “ W“ ‘ ' thro‘win :the gloss one? his shoulder. Bethe], Conn, belonging to' the estate ' Mlss‘2 :Kupfer's appeal'now brings dered for two days. 2
, Philadelphia chickens ..,::ir. 2.:' ..... 15¢ lb. & Li ht Hg co. t0 “slimmer and excisimv ornuz’aheth Thompson. deceased: can the matter (othe superior court where ‘ In the meantime Mm!“
' 2 ‘Sma‘li 15035“ 26“,,“ 832mg, hardly . _‘ _; . .. 16c “,2. « 2 .. t g, , 4.2 5. .2. M ‘ 5.7m! crown chain with a lass; and mining 8 lots, on one of which stands it will he presented at the June term. friend went around to a 3“
Po u’sfl Can a s i u b ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' " ‘ mY CW" WW 8‘0 to a’ 1m? Weir‘s story resni’ e handing, slightly Miss Kupfer is represented by Attor- mick He quietly sir
red are a a pr ng iii, ..... 2 ........................ 1301b.- __ . . “2r" , one “new that the duke am not damagedihy‘fire «(fawn {31322 stores deys Bishop & Stoddardf had better get out of the 'i
Pdrterhou‘so 'Sbsaks (corn radii"s ..,..... .............. 22c lb. ' ‘ ' 2 “T drink the toast. He ’left the room and 14 rooms suitable for a boarding ---—-—-—-——--- ed that he would turrii
thive year boast . ,2. .......... ice to we lb. r2: alimony-‘v-New York2‘i‘rihnne. househoonteins furnace; bath. closets Iii-«”1"? MOI-With mu» "age 1° ""9' "1 ‘1 9“
Venl‘2:Cutlet2 . ....... .. ........... 22c lb. MR. W. 8.' QV’URTEVANT WRI ' h ‘2 etc wm be sold as amnion.) ghé V 2 . Sgt out of; the precinct of
. . ............ .. ..... eyed“,
Nottilztgdh a}? strictly tread No hold overs. ‘ M way 11 t e other side of the Rio 2553:? daggegefrgflmflrfigoi‘gg t 11111.13 McCormick V3,?” n 22
or ver oeShndm .. loolb Dr Dick'sMedicineCo'... n'buygfiylfludotbeefbutgjr- cenbflm hm 2«2 has] W for, _ oo nmoneywh M03"
Brockraioodaiusrrih roots. tit?NMIllr.Conn icicle 20 cenuakilo—im than 10 deed withiatendhvs. Bale nosiuve her- About the some 11
2 .Lai'ge B r Mackerel i .. ' " the reach ' 2 1 ”Mi“ Mum“ sirloin 1’ only 25 rain (”1 1““ 22.... ‘ ‘ V eggésaofflhfiggnggcftggu??or§ieg 33:8 hfirgdgooghmcggmtlmt‘hgéeg Mg:
, unoosd-eeauuet.;n‘--nnnis... _ ew e 0
A1808 81161111001“ fresh Vegetables - ‘2 cont! kilo. But the Mutants of flex , GEO P1§23:L%3g:d¥lsg‘$;k, of the American Revolution held in would be healthier for hei-
" ~ ' 31.5.91 Hunters. Wednesday afternoon. it er jurisdiction. The wife.
‘ ' : ~ 2
rangmb'nt Imidn‘t‘ou it:
‘2. heck.fi.l.tolil «the? ,
EBT, Auctioneer
The tax-
Norwallt aw
notified that the
city as: of It: .
I on the donor;
list of film. at in. city meeting held in
Ario'n mu Midland btreet. on the
the city of South
was decided to hold“ the annual meet-
in: of the society at the Nathan Hale
School House. East Haddam. on Bun-
l‘EHill ‘D June 1'? The Putnam
Phalnnit wll lie invlt‘pd to join «in the
celebration. The New York Society-2
will be invited also Nathan Hale Chap-
liowl'ng were the neu-
pmvldo entertainment at {115* triennia
, the Socllfty of the Cindi
DI D IN DENTIST’S CHAiRs 2 .
OAKLAND, Oak. Mly 9.-—While
havin‘g- hei'éiéetkl‘irxtra ‘extracted by a den-
tist. the W1
its? pan litters,J of the. American Rev-Ow 2.22;
. u e
eriil committee o"! patriotic societies to
,wr
Walter. L.
resend cor.
prosecutor and steps we
protect her Meyer; was
few days afterwards. He»
Norwalk Chronicler