, FICHINC TACKLE (Norfolk
i'fltore only). ‘
A VERY NICE
, scholar . ,
MENT or PlPllS.
(
umos mash thltthG 3
TOBACCO.
Mahaoksme our. Iash. once. I
waarusa abuses".
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy and probably local showers
bop ght and Saturday. Rain has fallen
du In: the past twenty-four hours over
thelRpcky mountain slope, and in the
south Atlantic states. Cloudy weather
protrails this morning generally stud
of the Rocky mountains. except bishop?
middle and north Atlantic conduit TE é=
heoylest rain reported was 2. 92 inches,
at LNorth Platte. Conditions haven for
thiii vicinity; party cloudy'xweltthet‘, tic-
companied by light lo’cai‘ shearer-s and
1119wa rising temperature.
WW-
Advertise your needs in The Sexltl-
11:} and you Isl-e suresto olIIiItolaI re-
s s. . lv
. hire. H. H Bari-oil. of Norwalk. was
the guest of the Milton Reading circle.
which met with Mrs. H. G. Thomson.
on Thursday. last. and delivered a most
inhrestl‘alg address on the scope and inJ
fluency of the National Association of
W . cafe
1 anti ver‘y‘l
Barbell gave excalle treason
th Headlngsircle shou‘ him this; fed-
er ion. and action will be taken at
the} next meetin thtdn correspon-
MN" RIdgeiIéldP » . la"
«aDon’t let the little ones suffer from
ecoeln'a. or other torturing skip dlseas
es. No need for It. Dean's Ointment
uehtl ember.
- ,. nu»; .« tipped
up" suffered 3’ t 9%
v
heath 9 Weight of (i po 9.3
boils is sold (not to have been- broken,
mouth it will be quite a while before
thd injured man will be hide to walk
a I‘n‘.ii Brit ’Jon‘es dressed the injury,
all had the man put on a trolrrc fort
Stamford): d‘he- city ambidsnceI met the
train on which Peatt arri _
was removed to the Stamford H
wwdshl‘llggd an scars“
Thoma Goodseli of HM rig, is in
the Brl ridge‘po'rt hesplt‘aI.-i1oiler treat-
ment for injuries received in a remark.
able escppe a: few. days use liro‘m being
cut in two by a buzz saw-,2 r
weeks Goodsell had been employed in a
sawmill.“ it was by to saw legs-
which» he“Iv worked-
. bile sthaudinrwlth-
in h few feet of the saw. he sllpnetlim,
a. Iibg and his body fell directly against
are siw' (orientation camera sch-I. W
tagt With the teeth of the saw and'dther
workmen who witnessed the deal
,3" see his bod sev For-
, moccasin: paged tor pun
hill: . ,iihld‘ibndyc
. ; as , Ire-.losompch
. , lid sum was call-
ee‘all'vieed his immediate «mover to
ridgeport hospital
badly lacerated. but the bone was not
- panorama
Club at InIt
«Ciuhsuot wgluzh Ml? $59511 otv
His hash .waa~
. ‘ mi u millionth!
The ushers w are to assist at the
smart. this evening are requested to
libel a J. B. Costello be- M
ts.
For sale h F. M. Finch.
“Therein to k Meta, baseball some he-
, tween the Harstrom school team and a
‘. team of Yale students. all of whom are
more Hurstrom school .bey’aww i ' ‘ ‘
There will be a meeting of the Gov
eralng ard of the Knob Outing
issue 0! Taylor 1% (Milan
Croat" Will log at 7:30 show.
is?! tot t. and Nail. from
. kitchen Dept": ioo Glass sugar Bowls,
Cream Pitchers and Spoon Holders.6c
am; 100 Glass Water Pitchers". ”the.
All colorsw‘beat :QIIIhIeI It PoperII,-.-5c . pk.
M. B. Smith'qtl .. “
Town Clerk Herbert R §mlth will heo
at the South Norwalk office of the sel-
ectmen tomoriow afternoon, from 2 un-
til 0 o clock. for the purpose of resin:
terlng dogs.
The Whatsoever Circle of King’s
Daughters will meet tonight, at the
home of Mrs. W. B. Sturtevpnt. 33 Elm-
shiatsu to bring post. M
«New Yeoman. at O’Brien' 3.
Mr.‘ and Mia. ‘L’ouls Gdyet, of Boston,
have been visiting relatives in town,
the basil: it They attain (led the run:
cm of .Guyer' s' father, the venera-
bk:I Joshua (layer. :at WIcIsIthoIrt, on Sat
ur ay. .
A special meeting of the Board of
Directors of the South Norwalk Club
will be held in the Club rooms on ”Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock. Important
te'u'darice "is desired.
illectrlcloiii McDonaldl of the Connec-
unit (Rhilw'sy- and Lighting Conlpany
force, fell into a cistern near the eIec-I
t1: ligh motion. in Wilton avenues
30+ t 0 ago. (ind has been laid up
for a couple of days.
—-Fresh Eggs. 22c dos. F. I) 1.. & 00.
Tennis promises to be very popular
in Nor-walk this summer. There is now
much out slasm helps shown .and
therelfw ‘ n'nlii
‘ nit 3’ in
HallwinI the Mn hittidingpaod the
wlIlrnlor' a degree was conferred mi.
eleven candidates. Following the
meeting of thetribe the Haywokers
held "théir r sakly' meeting.
fThd‘N3rw Chhpter.’ D. A". R. met
at the Central Club house yesterday
afternoon for the annual meeting.- In
_ ego absence or the regent Mrs. T. K.
his occupied the Ichair. it was yet
-= all to postpone the hnnuol reports and
elefitlon of officers to Thursday. May
2 t . a:
j~ChoicIe Fowls 1ch lb. llayes‘.
A linitial meeting of the South Nor-
wal alifiEh Club will be held.‘ this
evening. at 8.’ in ’thsfiilllhe of Attorney
John K h. to accept an. invitation of
tile Nora‘s It. Yacht Club to bail guests
at the formal opening Decors on pay.
Othershiiusiness wiIIII Ials cc‘m up Iior
t ‘G ‘
William R. Pennington, were
Hridgepcrt’. yesterday-T “(witnesses in
the nose (of statecvei-sua‘ livable Moran.
up bowndas. i 11 Main street.
rs"! (dish “.5", vwe'i‘ico‘ lot the
I, f St. Paul‘s ladies so-
“of Norwalk (1 nd llaat Norwalk.
as well as pairs mummdiu the ‘Worh
the parish are requested tomcat at
e Berkslcy street chapel; Monday
ceiling. at 8 o ’cloolxin A matter of some
portable pin be smog mar cecal.
1nothar35llrivc on” Price‘s
Ii ._ . r so cloned amen pic '75 3
: wagon «resell a». ,3
2 doses we all re: raises sway on THE CHOloéB‘I' aoooe'
mossy“ dailies .
chorus NAT!
Plums aim.
ola'oli’a-
n a cure.
ammumsrmk
LL Laos causes seams Laue
aims/omens roasana «spams basis
(Signal: samurai: some “solid
RING BEANS .
...........
“1 V:I. I
, lA.’ 92.33;,
"‘ 2 ........ 16c pounc.~
18c pound.
‘:‘ edcpound
. “likelihood.
.......»1.....W....“Elton“:
s .............. ...
....... ...os‘
.. illbpduhdf
12109 mung.
......ldopoupgl
10° vocal
.............. 25c peck.
...... so-
" splolwm"
.tm it
. oil‘sik streamerswtl 25 1
endurance. of 7: 455' Members are re: .
moan-1 are to cathode and a full at .
carged with robbing the home of
nonwhuv;:'-I.thMIE '
......~.-...1I0(: ' :iV
IoIslong-IIJUIOO‘IIJIOIIo-ao
Will“? 1M“
and children. He has a collection of
hats for immediate and for summer
I aurphsslag inlay heretofore.
’ ails hats at many prices up
flats with individuality and
bylaw ohd instill? I . It
11 . p
ta‘hhewmh‘rlog
Hats. too. at tempting prices.
Children‘s Cuban sailorswiiu rib-
bon streamers-750 c
White roughIt .lup sailors with
streamersw'lhc.‘ , ,
IIIhIIIrIge sun hits with up turned brim
Fine white Jap sailors, rolling brim
2‘
white ouhsh an hd’ts (articles with
very pretty linen hatiste ribbon In col~
. cred stripes. also with daisies—$1.95.
Cuban flat or black hair flat hats
trimmed with patio tafteta ribbon and
be tifu‘l wreath oi little Scotch roses
aisles—82.50
Several different shapes trimmed
in various styles, becoming and styl
lab—$3 Ita50
,Flne soft chm fiat hats trimmed
with light blu‘e‘ or pink chiffon and
small flower wreath around the edge
of rim-35.
From ’6 to :12 a great variety of
line ';'l1u.ts have real hair lists: all silk .
straw tame. etc.
Iy'i‘he millincry‘3 room ill in gala dress
11 honor or the affair. Come, see
how charming aspot itIis. -
‘ Right corner: rear.
A NEW CORSET
AIBQLUTELV GUARANTEED. ,
One maker has thought out a corset
so good that it is guaranteed in the
broadest fullest way This corset is
now being specially exhibited here
I: to Z In its name and the name
tells how well it covers the field of a
comet's usefulness and :1' >"
A to Z corsets are French models
good fittingn correct style. The end of
”each ‘sbeel lb socketed into a patent
tip which gives it free motion as the
wearer moves and yet gives needed
rigidncss and strength. . .
This is the special guarantee under
which every pair of A to z corsets Is
sold:
xii, in wearing, alder steels break,
steels push through or mat; a new
corset will be given in exchange.
This suaraatee is stamped on every
corset; Its life Is as long as be life
or the corset-‘-tlllI the width (I “the
comet wears out. 1 - ‘ v i ‘
Some specimen corsets are shown
in a window; in the department are
dozens- .
Every woman who reads this is in-
vlted to see them.
Prices (are It} to I32; every 'corsIet is
insured. ..
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 90-
.:«.t. q...—nc-t:l,uI"am-a apex-min...» .;..
sons-"10,512.75
Ll; Connections Free
, are run by a rai
. printendent. Mrs,- {Qg’d
“ r “'“t‘have a couplefihi " ' "Ell:
I would like to sell.” he said.
from his pocket t’w’h paper-bound soy.
, sis, They were quite dilapidated. the
backs and title pages being entirely
missing.
t in," said the atmndane. brusquely.
scat" asked the owner of the
“ ‘3 Wits. There was Inexpressibl‘e eager»
ness in his voice. 'No: 3 cents for
both," ‘came the discouraging reply.
The silence lasted for fully a minute.
A customer came in, and the attendant
started to wait on him The man who
owned the two tattered novels waited.
“Did I understand you to say 3 cents
spice. or 3 cents for the two?"
“asked taileringlypolutchlng the attend.
sat by the arm.
:wo " said the attelidant. rather harsh-
y.
was pathetic in its pleading.
orous nezatIVe sent the owner of the
novels out. "He's just a booze graft-
er," explained the attendant. “He
wants the price of a beer. We have
lots of that kind—Philadelphia. Record.
“Look here. " sold the burglar. as the
man raised himself to a sitting posture
in the hbd f‘whnt do you mean by liv-
lag in a 151mm that Invites strangers
and yet affords them no reward?
Haven't you got any money hid out
somewhere?"
"Nd," replied the man, “but I'm ex-
pecting some. I have sent two poems
to the West-aw! tour sketches to, the
Scribe and slx"-———'
"Say. are you a Writer?"
"I should say so. Just let me read
you my---"
The burglar raised a warnibg hand.
"No," he said. "my time is limited
I've got three more houses on my list.
and if they pan out as bad as this one
I won‘t have any breakfast
your stuff when it's printed. I take
all the magasinesl By the bye"
district?"
~ “None."
"All right—I'm off. Good night?"
"Same to you. Please clean the win
gow after you "-~Phlladelphla lanulr
r
Corporal punishment in public
schools may or may not he a good
thing, but there are times when a
teacher feels that to spare the rod wii
spoil hcr’ temper, at least. In such
cases they have been known to violate
the nonwhipping ruler
Some time ago an energetic city
teacher had lostmll patience. and. after
usl moral sua‘slon until it had no ef-
log. 01' course he told his paieuts, and
his parents told the principal and the
pi inelpal- came: down to remoastrate
with the teacher He expounded the
law and she explained until she was
getting pretty mad. Finally the prin-
.cipal as k:ed
(I'I'IWhIere did you strike the boy. Miss
C"Where the Lord Almighty made him
7 to be spanked " was .the irate answer
That closed the incident-«Milwaukee
ISentInei
I W " y‘no———
. Perhaps the most curious town in all
the United States Is Quarry Bless, Vea-
turn county, Cab. There are Just two
does dwelling houses besides one gen-
era"! store and a barber shop. In the
matter of inhabiinhts‘ there are close
to 300 brawny men. two women and
one dog. The little town is neither
graced by a ohul‘ch‘ or. Clara/cw by m‘
saloon and Is altogether a well- behaved
settlement. Ta cabana quarries there
(i ccmhshy. the gen-
eral managementnlelng in the hands of
C. Bruckman. lag sup-
is one of the
(e the other.
‘2. L
two women, the barber s
Theil‘dog. an (initialed)
hairless variety heldhhs in»
I Mr. and Mrs. Ogden live in" a Milt
car whose outward mppearsnee Is: not .
teduavm :1 .
(lil‘ereat from the or
of that kind Insifleltio
costly, showing the hahd work of a
tasteful woman. achibhger replete.
I W
3' WHAT WOMEN AIR! some.
‘nr'
dinner and eye
I, There seems to
chh'lii,‘ both
~ Blousel suits" apposi-
RIM gowns.
n chi (iron. rdrobe is com-
21119:: "3 11.113 V!
i Quinton 31"" til is an irahle mater-
lal 'f’ér‘ the blouse and sailor suits. It
has body and that Is he asaIrI-Iy for
‘hiiitd’df Eliotktfli V
3 one aéeoamahair gows‘s rimmed
Ewith strappiugs or cloth-Mint the plain
mohairs for. they , t
dishes one can prepare without the
aid of meat if she has 0. little skill. A.
most satisfactory meal can be gotten;
IIIiIinIII" without any tgat‘whstever. it‘I "
. ..
get satire or other]: h ..wiuteI
" mulls £1 use“ ‘
, ,wear magma; bitty Id
gowns which are a. necessity durlugi
the hot season.
tor: -" Boll the tender portion of an
out in uch .
pulling :
("I'll give you 8 cents for j
be
"Can't you make It 6?" The tone . " ' '
A vig- '.
Finest; Paper
for the
M.“ II‘ .
local Moses
$1
’Three cents for the , *
I'll read 1
He paused—looked at his watch and , 3
"Any more literary houses In this
1%.":sz thh boy a good sound spank- -' ‘
y,;charged on and (IifterIIIJuneIII0L 1. 1902.
Lace is used profusely ch all this ’I
» i
bed teavoguc for
piadnouhggured i
. frequently
Ifearnong the designs gotten up for wom- *
Idtthel'fi
How many delicious and nutritious ;.
Baked asparagus from "The Delineav‘ 3
Phone 132. I
We Repair Anything
Made of Metal.
We Ewen Make
Small Springs. ..
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'I G CO.
' W. R. THOMPSOM Manager.
Ilsa WATER 5n, ‘ so. NOFWALK.
FINE _
. -; .,.
Dress Hats and Ohting Hots of all
descriptions. triaimcd and untril'nmcd.
Beautiful flowers, lobes and ornaments.
A choice assortment for ladies-of re.
lined mic. Everything dainty. and
new. Exclusive deslgos Shad ‘low
prices. ‘
‘l-
M r. Ackerman
‘ at Main Siren. ‘
Nora/elk.
Connected with large Bridgeport es.
tahilshment.
‘ *' schoolm-
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
...-H
The taxpayers 'of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby not-
....
{med that the district to: of one and
one quarter mills: on; the (teller; laid on
the town (assessment list of 1901; at s
meetingJ of the district held on the 4th
day of June 190,! at the Franklin
iii-est sch h‘ooi hous’e, will “he use has
payable or'lcfhe first day of May, 1902,
”which a I shall be may to re-
solve some at Stillsoh’s drug store, 82
Washington street. Penalty. at the
rate of nine per cent. a year will be
011138.
Collector of Taxes for South NorwalkI
Unloh School 13th
Dated ‘t SOIlltIlIItII INOI'IWIIIK Afiril46w 84,
NOTICE
CITY.“ TAXES
The tax-pays” of the city of South
vNorwaIk are hereby notified that the
'gclty tax of six and one half (6%) mills
on the dollar, laid on the assessment
.list of 1901. at a city meeting held" in
IIIMIAriog
. :td
Hall. on Madison the
o sch; A1 ..
brary tan eager
on the dollar laid at the same time.
ostreet, Ion
Will be use ands payable metastatic: "
, .day oi.‘ May. 1902, at which time “Milli
1-e‘geiveIIItheifistiiaItIil at JocPoIb M. 1?wa s
o ce 9. road see
«was. or .
JAMES PAUL,
of Taxes of the CityOf.‘ Booth
Boflflorwslr (“in no r”
i
. Bridfiemrt will
3 Superintendent
DEMAND FOR TAILCR- MADE
I SUITS is VERY ACTIVE.
This to suit buying time. Some ape
olally priced lots are here exploited.
There's good economy in a selection
; from- any of these.
Ladles’ Wool Cloth Suits, Eton ‘
Jacket. satin lined. seven gore
flare skirt, a bargain, at 4
Ladies' Black or Blue Serge Suits,
jacket single breasted fly front,
good full skirt for . 85. 75
Lodiee’ Mixed Cheviot Cloth-
Suits double breasted Eton
jacket. seven gor9 flare skirt,
special' price, 3 » $7 49
Ladies' Venetian Cloth Suit (lou-
hla breasted Eton Jacket; silk
lined,“ flare skirt good value at
$15 00, for ‘ 88.98
Ladies‘ Find Quality Black Chev-
lot. Suits jacket twilled satin
lined. finance skirt for $12 50
NOBBV NEW JACKETS.
Th6 season’s best choosing time for
jackets is now. Prices you‘ll find very
much to your liking. 1'
Ladies’ Black Eton Jackets, new
style standing collar, moire
trimmed, at , $3.50
Ladies' Black Storm Serge, Dou-
ble Breasted Eton Jackets. satin
lined. at $5 98
[ladies’ Taffeta Silk Collariess
Eton Jacket, satin lined. for $5. 98
Ladies’ Tau Venetian Cloth Jack-
ets. fine quality satin lined, satin
rovers, velvet collar at $7 50
Stylish Jackets, Separate Skirts, Summ
‘ ms slum: SKI:
Ready torwear drop
made for themselv
place In your buyin ,. 3
reason for this in tho W
garment made yb- (9an
trimmed. finished an up '
but very little inertia,IIII t
8 1 teria’is Wouid‘
tionsw - «r '
Ladies' Twliled Serge
block. a bar-sale It
Ladies seven bred Serge
satin band, rimmedi '3. ,
‘ flouncc, specialist ‘
Ladlbs‘ All World Fine Quollk :
Serge Skirts,- latest cut; at” ‘ M ,
Ladiea’ All Wool Cheviot Hilltop “ ‘
stitched flouucIe. well t and
asdt‘w son use
so MMER waaprsrtsj . ..
No‘brnach" or the "triad (re hill 3
try shows its aconOmy m'or pl
than this. Every woman says:
wrapper or house gown (lady
noWadays .
“The Saratoga” Wrapper
gmrey antd red stripes, h
“The ”Household" LaWu- Wrapper
in stripes 01 hrocades, largelln'e ,
of. new patterns, the at ads
or this garment, is guarahtéeh t
‘The Reliance" House Dre ' ‘ pa
ent corset lining. new transect»
ors braid trimmed; full assume
I
Ladies’ Two Piece shits, ..
ed flounee, well made handsoin
effects, at ‘
03 (spas Washington
she‘d, shah Nowell. "
for spring and summer, I 3
or. The air of freshness that charac
cry, Iltc. is plainly noticeable. Whil
perhaps the stiongest drawing card.
at once. We can-“save you money.
J
I 2 to 81 North Main Street.
JUROIR WAS LATE.
James Scoflcid of New Canaan. Missed
HI: Car. ‘
When they came. to take up the case
of Edward E. Howell. Sr.. against
Thomas P; Galllgau in the civil com
mon pleas court yesterday, .11er
James Scofleld. of New Canaan, failed
to answer to his name. The sour
waited and waited as the minutes slip
ped by but the good man from New
Canaan did not appear. . ,.
into the court room all flustéred and
hurried. He took a trip over to Wood
moat Thursday night, expecting to be
moral
had to sit an hour for the next. The
lion and he took his seat in the box.
The trlal proceeded along the same
lines as previously. ms. John Wright
and Charled C Godfr' y. of Bridgeport,
iver’e‘ on the stand or the defense.
:whileyth texplained the trout
hie. pr. godfrg; said that the girl‘s
arm vvo old (be deformed all her life.
He sic? not, think it advisable to break
the arm- and have it reset.
AppointsI‘I
.“61 N-uscuek.
NEW HAVEN. May Iii—The state
2 board of health has appointed George
-, C. Ham;ot15Naugotut{it; state sanitary
I inspector to examlhc summer. resorts.
sure his work abpnt the
it ci‘vl _ _
Tbé fibrin
es 1; the
‘ out Public Sit-11061 Mollie .‘l‘ooch’elm‘ As ‘1
aociatl‘on, will be’ held at Bridgeport
"‘ tomorrow. At 10 11.111. Profe: sor F.. ,
ll. Howard,resideat:"1IiIiI1IperIzlaor-wokf‘
c is r
has WW "
mt:
Bonds.
in music with lid
rhoolr from a.“
K.” Smith, of An-
.~ nnla Will deliver so Iod'lre'm. to he
followedhys.‘
the subject of a '
l "
Finally at 11:07 Mr. Scofleld walked-
bnck at the proper hour yesterday
but he missed his car and»
(torirtl’accepted Mr. Scofield’s explana’
We are plepared to meet the publie' a demand for Home Fu
:4
It is gratifying to witness the pleased countenances of those who visit
our new store. The arrangement of the store itself is pleasing to the all
terizes both the store and Block
liurnlture, Carpets, bindings, Oil Cloths Linoleums. Rugs, Curtains Drop
9 the reasonableness of 011' prl
If you have not visited our
11.1 COLLINS a. 00.,
Funeral Directors and Emhalraers
South Namath ,3
. O
This popular boys‘ magazine .for
May is a handsome production. printed
as it is on a heavy paper and
beautiful pictures on every p“ .
irincipai stories in this leads are- -
ad of. Honor," by Charlotte Coil
ow the Vein Was; Found " by
b. Hendrick; “Jerry ” by Mary H
on Cochrane; “A Position on
ltaff" by Frank H. Sweet" “
Viewgate's Nephew " by Willa
I'nonte Hartshorn; “Robert," '
sod-lardenber‘gh Adams: "0hr 'Fl
. I‘rmr,. " by Frank Savage. '
Some of the special articles
‘The Mother of the Confederac
'Life in an Aquarium; " "'l he Lao
the Mohicans:" "Perhaps Anot
on:" ‘fStuitrt Robsonms a Boy
Beys’ CliIlb of the Church Club
reading matter approp .
timeI Iof the year entitled ‘
Again little Claire had to bare her arm Fun
The special departments:-
the Home, Church and School
Boys to Think About; " “The;
Associatlon; " f‘Boys 11"
atuer Journalist and»
.136” Libs-or}; "* . ' . .
‘Gym,’ "‘ and others are replete wt ~
teresting matter for :young all ‘ ‘
The subscription price is
annum. and it Is published
Sprague Publishing Icom‘a y,
our
Norwalk Chronicler