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Minestrone Ilk.
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.WIAVTHIR FORIOAIT.
For Nor-walk And vicinity: General.
ly cloudy and posslh‘ly showers tonight.
showers and thunder-
. . ‘stbrms have occurred during the past
2 twanty~four hours from i it
.‘eastward thrOngh t e we
St. Lawrence Valley,” lilihpatemperature
' is rising slowly in the central and east-
ern sections. Conditions favor for this
vicinity warm muggy weather with
local showers.
Fair Saturday.
The Arlen Singin‘IIg Bee e‘ty will hold
a rehearsal in Arion Hall, last evening.
Clara Clidllpp is recovering
from her illness at her homo in Wash-
ingtolr street.
rts,
Dresses lingII ICorset Covers.
hasfi. ken the lace.
«355525 as 555131 in the? turf
perial Cafe in Railroad place.
The steam yacht. Bonita owned by
John H. Ferris .will be put into com-
missionlby Saturday entitle wfiek. ;‘ ,
Mr Scott and family. who recently
shoved into the house at 81 Woodward
avenue, have moved to Stamford.
-—-py Jarticle baII your own price at:
2 Rev. Williamo V. IlI(elIley, L. Ill. D.
will lecture in the Norwalk Methodist
Church this evening on "The Hermit
‘ Thrush of Amherst"
Patrolman Walter Hell.I
Norwalk has been elected vice-presi-
dent of the State Poilcemen' s Associa.
tion of Connecticut“
~lce Cream, thirty cents Ia quant,‘ at
F. Schmedes’.
‘The treasurer of Center High School
Alumni Association reports that at the
close of its first year all bills have
been paid and there is a small surplus
in the treasury.
All exhibithn of touch typewriting
was glVen at Brown's College yester
lss Laura Lewis.
ssluwl‘a represented the
Smith- Premier Company at the ParisjV
and Pas-Alleles some. ‘
Charles Hoffman. of South Norwalk,
and Goldinnl Boutonsot BWMMRIVGI‘
i‘.
dill” fiWfib‘l
me. filed; "good luck.-‘ “as they
said they would return W
; ~Pi‘iuz Henry or Hug
Derby. . elsrleu.
Albert C. Bantam. of Dread giver.
betteVi' known as "SlIlllshille.' now in?
psi 0 on the
aslatIIIe y arrivedwin
Issues in
coronation ceremon
Anticipating a still further rIIisIIe in
theories of coal; the New York it Nor-
WW; '1‘” 9‘"
gag cargoes, forty
ere-.5 he hbat
chased se‘y‘era‘l‘ 1V
* i .isl'l»
moummmlgstm
‘ ' . .‘linot aeoatlful
will the va‘Irnls
moishldilioorni’amn as
in Dovoe' I
oelbolooles
‘romusrieas “Lamb
I» Fresh Eggs ... .
W06 north-
egion and
Vi
a
ti s' hite .
III‘IIII IIIIltélghtI ‘
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of South
05 ViViBW
it since
Ibdisboro
em w.
g“lillnois
Albcb t
It'l‘nthe
i'fl'ae'dai:
used as
':5 .centli
Z 10.119111...
15.: Ma Vkerél
liners and private
been an Vnged from
night, a the armory. l
a-Ipargains in Upright
silos ifor one week. at
V'rlle liev. William v. KellI‘“
lecture on the NHermit;
erst at the
Church this evening
oman’ a Christian
Union is holding its regu
.«afternoon at the home .M
Mrflakin, in Day street, ‘11, .. .2
IThe Nathan Hale fountain in
of the Armory, which 11 ,
order for several days; '
titled, will shortly be]?i
' —-Dog‘ collars ml
ties, at McNe
Norwa lkIliil
The l‘ast series in
nament between the Norwalk Fire .
lice and the Pioneers will be pll.
Monday, evening at the truck house.
'Miss. Eleanor E. Hamilton. doughtIer
of Rev {and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
Newtow‘n avenue. who resides with
her grandfather in Stomiord, is “sit-
ate, Soft lists. O'Brien. V
.iIeInlcaI :Kollyhp out the Ros...
Irish, Point‘s 1m ransom?
my uih Nomad: Vyesttellday makigg ‘-
er arrangemon S 01‘ e 0
utdnler resort on Memoflalgm III“;
2599558”
1‘ .
new rector, thatI Rev.
is now located in southern ChiIca‘go.
is desirous oil returning to Normalise-
The VW3tprhury Du these Men's As _ .V _
societies 11139515055.“ 'I .I ' ".
New York New Haven andVNI-lartiord . V ; -
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. ”.KY‘orite‘to esteem «v ‘I
rwalk'b ”Bottled MM _ V
Rev. Charles P. Hall of Dan 55' ; 2..
chaplain of the Fourthiloglmont, Cop V
“gag-gill pres h V
to
. sessile
8.15.150“, who
a memorials so
Economical Housewife
I rails. sensual; Chickens.
WALL»
.-.-u-.
......... oldest-reels.-
“my”... My... ,. 12011)»;
V .,.V.V.... ,. .s. .. ._,..... . .12cmleelw‘
. .I...II8ct012IclIb.
. “flashes-ail
.- V.. OUR PiHH DEPARTMENT. ,_ ,
This should not be overlooked
Rub unsung-Insolelb . . .
1.6clbI
........._. ..... ..;...,....'.......15clb
.VV........... 8clb*
‘i. ..... V8eIlVb
rIles “mummified.“
the fuInIIIlI'IaIIIl of 'MrsJHarriet A Smith
in Nort' Wilton. last Monday. *
Cock noe 'rribe.
hold anneeting ‘
,Wlfl
to have tho
and
nioers'alt
. Ibis-r55.
fi—Laxakola is not 921‘in ii Il‘eliabIle late I ‘
I ‘a‘t‘i't’e'. but it splesslrtanlc and blood
masses
116.15!»in
”For sale by F
asleep:
ason even that:
7 More tihisse
f 55591 colored.
yIIIqutI'IitI looks really‘
silk. Pretty lace stripes give
Imfll'ipsdlllhflket loth MA Yer.) V
doll) 1;; ball at native. lu‘p .
. a.
silk iIn amIe onl
You should 1le War the ques-
V1191: with us and we will plan
Mustlu ass up: sunshine I tors or eroeumoo. .V
to do the work economically.
As this is buying time for burial in . mm 1051 lets“ tori
“you'll find it very much to ml. Triton. . it
eat to investigate these spoo‘lal oiQVV‘.
,‘I’..”M.' VI
Special lot rllfiled swiss curtains.
good value at 75c. our leader, 60c pr.
striped and dotted swiIss ruf- .
lied cottage curtains, new spring line > Md“! 8155550 ‘IiI‘ilb.‘NI*II ~ .
prices from 59c” gm * lDllAlid log and foot dosh
Full :lino rudiedp Bohlnette curtainsI. 1503851? _ . -
including bitbnna‘iasanee designs. 9.1. 99- troy, stool
choice of many excellent values, 091590005 BB. 1.1178 195659
$1. 25 to 55.
Nottinsham curtains, new exclusive
designs. regular price, 92. 50, this 259995" .
week only, 31..9s . bodies? best alloluy lIl .
We are showing complete lines of 158“»1355955553'55133555
Irish points. very. excellent. bargains Pair
Oasisspecial number in lrish points. at Childrens last block
FOUR lTEMs OF WHITE 160009.
This store's equipment of white
goods is partieplsrly strong just at 55“” 15555.5 55
this am,» may choose from any
of the following lots with the auur.
once 11.111 they are splendid values. H5" Hose. .51 5150.5 5
May I23.—-I5‘Vlle '
town of De CIorllll, lows, has been 30%
oi! from communication with other ‘
points for the lost 48 hours.
storms of Tuesday night floodedrflle
valley from 0onover to De Coral).
sweeping away railroad bridges. tr
and telegraph poles and flooding
town. Two men who drove from. De
(torch to (ionover yesterday afternoon
reported that water ran throush til
streets carrying away bridges any
. some .oi'. the smaller houses.” .
‘said twe- lives had been lost andI roan.
ply others had perished. People were
driven to the hills.
raansaoar‘nlou expanses.
Convention Delegates Asked to 99nd
pills to Comptroller. .,
the'l'a'st days of the so ‘
nstitutional convention. ' ‘
question as raised as to whetll or
not the d egates would be reilnbuI d
{nir- the” Ill. svpaid out by toenail) trsus-
xpenses previous to {the
~ time when the tickets were issued by
One or two robots»
tiops loo ills to sidelinite elliptic or
the ones ion were introduced; bu
explanation that the matter would be
attended to by the comptroller they
were not pressed. Finally a resolution
was adopted directing the co’lnptr‘olier
to reimburse the delegates for tosse-
portatiou expenses incurred. in actor-
opened with the resolution tile comp-‘
tmiler has sent the following letter to
all of the delegates, except the d‘ele-
II. 91PM?“- 1“.1 ., MI IV'.I ,
it Illit‘iineltiwbiic yd. * *
ad linen—~48 inch—I—Me yd.
Wad-dotted: 1’
ll
saline cottons with rows oihemstlton-
ing alternating with handsome dotted
* *‘iltripes--250 yd.
. Novelties are polka- dotted in black
' some in addition are finished with
r 'ace effect black stripes.
Center aisle, roan;
lc GLOVES. '
... Woven gloves felI' tlleI Inlays
.. will be uncomfortable.
SPECIAL SALE
Sdturdau. Mall 24th.
TRIMMED '
MILLINERY
IIwill be closed IoutI at reduced prices.
This means a reduction of 20 to 50
per cent in price and an oppoltunity
to secure high; grade milliuery at Va
very small expense. I
MFR.
or mIIII smut.
Openwork deal
beauty and co
ve the finish OK BI su« : . I
11 will wash without
utton. white, caster,
We have receiyed another shipment . l. M‘ 1.
of short, lengths in white goods, ins? en
eluding lawns. dimities, and pique eta»
fects, worth from 15 to 21 cents yd.
For this week 1219c.
* Fancy corded and figured pianos
and Madras, some exquisite patterns
among these, just the thing for ready
W511.“ 25" Y‘Il- One lot of then s
,.,V . Moreenlzed fancy Madras, with ford cord shirts wit cow
' . heavy laised cords, and satin figures. to inatch at We each
special feature in this season's pr-o Men’s line Madras hints,
duct 330.. and 390 yd. leading shades, with Vcif
Finley lace striped and satin figured 596' each.
moussollnes and swisses, some white A full line of we 6 a
dots, others with open work effects, arch and Majestic Is rte is
19C to 5ch yd. VleadingV styles and sh I
Ioubie finfifierytlps to
the comptroller.
erman
..y take these early- summer
V. everything puts on its
, twhat delight tasters the
59me for later pleasure
‘xpsnpive. Kodaks from 800 to
IIIII llg that a Kodakor wants, of
band rent Kodaks.
Tempting Lots of
. ‘- Misses' lace ‘b‘stt’e *
Hose. warranted fast cpl
spliced knee. double
pair; 3 pairs for V250
Children’s we‘ar
259; only we a put .I I
phir.
silk embroidery site
fast colors, 25c pair
MEN 9 NOBBY ourlu s . '
A‘ big purchase of ‘
outlnd shirt- has arrive . .
to-dpte in‘ every I' 'I I
newest of this season
gate from Hartford the latter not re.
*oeiving any free transportation:
Slip to of Connecticut, .
Comptroller s Oiiice. Hartford Conn.
VRight corner. rear.
up Repair Anything
Made of Metal. .
Well)!!! *Mab’e ,
"Shampoos- L
kercd slips in combinations of
”55 d bright colors.
Dear Sir: Undel constitutions” coir
5‘3 tion resolution No. 251,.the comp-
troler is directed to reimburse the
delegates for transportation expenses
incurred by them.
Please fill out enclosed billlfor tram}
portatlon expenses incurred by you
before you received railroad tic etc
from the comptroller under the prev.
los resolution of said convention; re-
ceipt some and return to this oIiilVoe. :2
and order will be sent you in due‘ tilde.
‘ A. CHAMBERLAIN. Comptroller.
Tile comptroller- llasI also sent the
following letter to those delegates to
the convention Who have not returned
to him the trinsportation tickets V-iur
, dished for the session: ~ *
2 State of GonneetidutLI .
Comptrollera VlthioesHartford. Conn; -
ful patterns. all with brick. some
t Were 50c~25c. .
ilkatine all colors—9c spool.
. tamplng done quickly and at reas-
onable charges.
I: ensure COTTON.
This advertisement youtIare using a chair. Since the early.
lure making men have studied the ob sir subject and buyers
if it be. the antique style or the modern ones of rare woods, 5
the brains of an army of chair makers. We have the largest
Chairs in the Twin Clinics and our prices are only a little advenelid
comes through legitimate buying for cash in large quantities, d
‘eading factories. Our Special—Golden Oak or Mahogany VFl
$2. 50 is a wonder. Don‘t fall to see them. New lines. of Mqtifigs‘.
ceived. . ,
.W. R. THOMPSOM strange}. I
so mm 37., so. Honorary.
spools white, regular 5e spool,
At notion section.
THE l-IIOWLAND
.par copes col.
'9 Bridgeport.
NOTICE
ch' TAXES
taxIapVay in; of the city of South.
iI‘leaso. return... IaIt once
unused tickets furnished you as: 'dsle—
[ale to the constitutional convention;
out may be made with
'r‘tatlon companies. ‘
IAI. CHAMBERLAIN Comptroller.
V12 io 18 blarib MamVStreet , "I I
[$51!
‘83; V88 85 Washington Sillééi. South No
imp»
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Funeral Directors and Embalniers, '
, . all: are IIherein! notiilod that the
bimbo; Melinda one-half (6%) mills
.. the. ill on the assessment
list of 1991. at a city meeting held in
Arlen Hall. on Madison street on the
arm-6m A 11,1902 also the ll-i
brary fund tax of one-quarter of a mill
on the dollar laid at the sametlme.
will be due and payable on the first
. day at May. 9902 at which time 1* will
51. ,1: waive: the some? at Jacob M. Layton' s
eeNe. 6 Railroad Place. .uPeoalty
attho rote ofinine. (9) per cent. a year
M0 mm May 1, 1903. will be charged on
all bills remaining unpaid after June
Hi. shay ......
Centgll‘hgl’d
mont......
mly‘Li .
formed of maelstrom prominent dV
goods houses in the lar
and an al- J . .
ltd; *real'eanber 5 '
cents *
Plush .
'00.. ad
of dhfttordtllm.‘
snot Brldselm‘
. Collector of k'Vi‘exes o the
South Norwalk, April 281902.
0'» IIIIlI‘ll fBIo th
, o o
Bead and Rowland - tr
Reid & Hughes-1'10 ‘W
clubs of. other firms.
e
School Taxes.
I union souom. semen
of tile SouthIINorwalk
strict are .lleVrVeby not-V
one-ouarter inilIlsIImII on the dollar. laid on
the towu assessment list of 1901.111: 91
' $9.75 1. $12.75 .. ....= ...... We... ’ ~v "0’ 9°" W is” to is .. W M '
"ringers” and shows that”: mana-
and are active to have a .65
» sowmtmmsnd been the pests out.
' Larry size can be found here tbat’ s needed at VV
musfl‘b‘fi
11319..
of the district leaders having soils
ethosdquarters of .t e
orkel-s was about
athletes! place that could be found
coal ”regions today The only our
meeting of the district heldVV op tVVth 4th
June}? 1901 get
str t hosha
thine :51 which III? sI "shun be; 8% a
Is ‘ v
r we. "9 9.9a
97-9. 4 \
rate of nine per cent. a year will be
. “III'EIIIIIV “mm“... 2r... -..-x . a
(5%35052 3:5: 1anle
~ I~,.at -I« » -
VIVOi‘llerVgood siblbls
“803305 5.5mm
8 suffoct tllIIVJVIVI Va €19.an 0‘51“ MI“)? South ‘ orwalk
an. I ‘ atoll rec,
he Ii'eit’ that if all i: »
’wlli know it.’
You can ask all the (91’! odd dIIrI-ugs for sale in ibe
Nomdbs to keep the “skaters" out of your bones.
but this Will get in lost the same—unless protect
by Screens for Windows and ors. Be immersion.
so binders --but now thatI Spring cleanm
cost, . .
Screen Doors. all sizes. ' -
Norwalk Chronicler