Millsn Evans. Idl-
' our tenants re "m
l“Curtis Stelnwald: , Y ii
the utilise lmpriivomentn.
all-i satiiify‘ tii‘em Ind cer~
' x‘tainly you are Interestgd In hav-
ing the militias and papering
done well-wdone
You should talk over the ques-
tion with us dud we will plan
to do the work economically.
JOHN W BE‘TTY,
would will?“ a.~ r
A .1qu said tli'II. iI‘ illii‘paiiilllll“ our
expectations as well as custorgers.
Ii: l insults W
when drawer}? in so rgshfl‘l‘imgs
, w enema H
II I. timidthst promlnod
at will redoive
‘T hid;h dish or
' Bl‘ Ill d! sleek. lied the
tion."'1'he Three Roses," red pink and .
white. Anna Chipmsni; recitation. "its.
All Dr vain up."
“painless“K Lissi
mar. Lillie Evans.
Beth Sharer and Celtic steinwnldé’
iii‘pman Hillel-P
C. Percival Baker of South Nor- ,. r" Lillian “Wm“
walk has returned from Poughkeep-
UNION mast. streams
Abundance Ind’yalue‘ Ire this “limit
featurgsflgf‘this Iggeéhghogzln i(I from
V II‘ M e 11'
Min I V filled are so creates to
in ct, its best sou.
song. "Keep on tho Suiiny‘
school; recitation.."Chlldren's Day "
Helen St. John:
p" Tlid meetings or tlili Guild of Grace
Church have been discontinued until
'4 , IIIlIukomiIiu. cum-as
Psalm of Life." Lavina can. as ;
citation “The Who! eA
Reuben Robins, George
. Stevens, and Arthur
Robbins; recitation, "The Questions "
Martin Bertram: song. "The Rose Gar. ,
i. l nd " Olive- Burr sung the solo part .
three verses and the following Join-
ea In the chorus: Ethel Palmer, Olive
Bennett, Lavina Olmstead Helen 8t. '
John. Agnes muons Marguerite Doty,
Alice Roberts. and the tyre little rose.
"do. NorwIIk. .
“dd’e valitl‘y of St. Paul' I Church will “
holdt Its monthly meeting tomorrow
‘iiil‘ °i“
as on 1'9;
, Rich and elegant and a source ofo
llflde to every housewkcepar is her Iii.
. var. flare is a wide variety of hand-
ieilrlnedallver utensils both sterling and
m
chorus of alive It means 926-1900 line
“in this ilt’tp‘o'nll patterns are new and
Wad—I- I“
' alone: are
This monthly dodthlg of 015 Well
liook 91‘s,! {Ladder Company will be;
in today s 18' 4
336"“, ,0! DY. 01611.3
207 East WashingiOn St.
,THE BATTERY SWITCH
:2, wmfltfllsosucam
' rel“ drain a." a new ’rah- us.
869.958 Tuesday. 8ligh,tly- warmer
labourers h'ave occurred 6qu
lfibter'ii which of, tbé
buds, Florencpultltter and Florence
Baldwin: song
"only a Flower. " clans
artha Burr, Jennie Cro-
Lodema Adams.
Bell: rumor, Edith Brothe‘rton and
Robih he; rgoi tion “Suffer the
8Children td C me Unto Me. "
bel Boston: address by Rev. Mr. car.
A' douclit‘er was third tlil's’ nioi‘t'iln3
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coarnierie. of , 1‘!
Water street, Norwulk. ‘
Clara Palmer.
Desstert spdons' and forks—$9 50 to
Table streets and lords—91160 toE
gw. England. Pious.
is this morning in'
I sections east of the Mississippi riv
. West of the Mississippi river the
" stature in rising slowly soon
by occd'siotiu'l' show'érs. I(ion
‘ns favor for this vicinity
“:6“ Vypiessasnuems
curing temperature.
sues
ti Chm. Will be held this even
a narrow black bolts with harness
is are the' proper articles ‘this
, Gimp has thorn.
, , Sturtsvant‘s summer furniture is at- 3
. trdctl'n3 muss attcii'tldn'. Th'é aid. will
n-cxplain something about it.
The 'sal‘e‘ of muslin"uhiierwesr goon
to, of the How-
I dglmlfldi'eilL
'l‘oa-shoonuu—SIi’léozt5 , l-
consw ss
goons-33 26 and 34 set.
9.35
”forks—82 to S4 50.
George Hirst sang? a solo; song "The
Sacred Talisman." by four girls in the
following chagaoters: Ethel Robins,
"Angel"; Jeni e Crofut, "Power"; Al
Mabel Solker.
The closing chorus was
“My Sabbath Song." by the school.
The collection was taken up ,
reason in white; who also
They were Belle and
F0 Gasoline Engmes“
. ForLaudcbedBAhtomdbfles.
. . mac'é with
Double or Single Poles.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG CO.
w. R. mailman, Manager.
liver-plate were. Heavy plate on
credit weddings,” tasteful patterns.
For “example Racers 2 Hamlin
was, heavy plated on German- silver
body
Kenneth Mackenzie. Jr. of
,ott, prendhéd in the chapel of .
Our Holy Savior, last night.
Conductor Joli mouthed of Mordin
(inductors meet-
INéli. Y“ orday.
Wilhelm. of Bridgeport.
d in"8t‘“.' onus oliurch in ' .
North Main street last evening.
steer Hubbard. or Clay street is j
now employed Sundays as assistant to ,
John Shellback, at Rotor: Point.
Man II. Schumann new employed in
New, Roohelle‘. spent Sunday at his
home In Wilton avenue. Norwallr.
acted Its usli rs.
Clara Painter Hadel' Aiken. ‘
Adams. Edith Brothorton. Bertha Burr,
9 Ethel Robin'si and Jennie Crofut
W
ATTENDED Isawc‘: m A boov.
sunday School Itfisrvicu In the Nor-
wallt' MflhOIilIt Church. ‘
Children's Day use very fittingly
celebrated at the Norwalk Methodist
Church yesterday.
10: 30 o'clock the members Of the
sunday school attended church in a
body. and in the hardening special ser-
vices were held it: the church at 7: 30
The members of the school first as-
rambled in the Sunday school room
and then matched up into the church.
The service opened wnth the singing
. of 1 Think When 1 Read That Sweet
Story of Old and was followed by an
acrostic on Children's Day. in which
twelve boys and twelve girls took
The greeting was given by Mil-
The choir sang “Nearer My God to
Thee. at the ooncllislon of which the
pastor delivered an excellent address
on I Children's Day subject.
spoke of the Methodist educational
Learand Greenwood sang
Butter Cups to the tune of Yankee
Doodle. and several little girls took
their position on the pulpit platform
as very swaetly Charming
Spring to the air of Lightly Row. The
ling Intention was quite unique. First
came seven children carrying tings.
Earl Hashim: recited stand Up for
Your Colors anu‘ttio choir completed
the selection by singing Three Cheers
for the Red, white and Blue.
tendent Harvey M Kent was in o hap-
py vein and his remarks on the cele-
ligation of the day Were much enjoy.
Tea spoons—~82 65 dos
Dessert-spoons and forks-7594195 d z.
TIMI-ii hobs Ind forks—35. 95 dos.
‘COflee' pbonpmfl. 65 (162.
Butterlhnivem—ts dos.
Satlndiabdl‘e knives and forks-83. 95
so. NORWALK.
SPECIAL SALE
:0 WATER 32:.
‘ i”; 11.6 8:: Carpebtdfidf'tlie south
‘ k Ba tl‘It Church preached in
oIt N rwailt Uhio’n chapel ycs- ‘ in the morning at
u'ft‘ernob
Hollow wire “In dew designs:
of Ceorgetown. Teazs'cts of." four pieces—fa and
iiiil.‘ Ill; lyesterday and
“to Nero it InP fort minutes.
‘ ‘ ‘ 1mm the so.
cltl Tflltil" lai'lt H
g at the Norwsik Congregation-
Saturdall. Mall 24th.
Our Entire Spring Stock of
TRIMMED"
MILLINERY.
will be closed out at reduced prices.
This means a. reduction of 20 to 50
per cent in price and an opportunity
to secure high grade mllllnery at a
very small expense.
M. r. Adkormhn
3! Main Street.
GAS
‘ RANGE
COOKERY
Do not fail to attend
The free demonstrations
By Mrs. O. D. Kimball
'Under’ the auspices of
The Coup. Railway & Ltg.
3%
rmswfli? to 92.
19—95 slid, to 2.2 50
Klaus-455 'a‘u'd 608112991
Chocolate pots-L88. 66 and;
9,1de45 In". sum and III
nations—~42. 50 to 31.5
Decorated glass cracker-1dr:
silt/er mounting-39 60 to 31. 25
This is but a glimpse.
4W6 close at 6 o’ciock p. in. Men.
days and Saturdays excepted. Clov
er's Shoe Store.
The Liberty Pure Food Company. of
York. is going' to give, house' ibis
particuia‘rii see the an. in
, . ed the Yduii'g“ reo—
. meeting at the South Norwsllt
' church last stint;
s "new the Weak Become
in the Epl‘sco‘ “
hrfihbas day and
wednesddy is kn
pal calendar as at:
diet-3 will, be 's’e’rvi‘ce at St. Paul's
lChurch; it“ 10 o 'clock.
ii Tliursday morale of this week.
..-. our use
all cone is o u
ridge. at St: Joseph's“ Church.
Ndxt. Friday gall? least of St. Anthohy
l.“ ° ”died
at “1236‘; slid do v'ot‘i
' bedledio dud in the evening a
“fit Norwnlk, while at
seine“ Thiirirdsy'. ca'ii‘gh’t
,his bidet doctor of the left hand in the
mechanic and had theend of the dig-
en oi! The Injury Is now
’7 and continuing
Tali ROWLAND
om"? decoded.
" doom" 7' .
héch, will be‘ opt duly one our's our
liter: Bmfiwfi;
ilioih’ a prom-
arena in mar-
Washington, D. 0..
March 20 1902
Dr. Dick's Cc
80. Norwulk. (Bonn.
I have used your medicine for .
Malaria and as a general tone. and
from It have found great relief. Hays
passed it around among some friends.‘
who have also pronounced it very ef-
Malaria and as, a general tonic.-
lt is a good Medicine, to have
mixed the house.
- Very respectfully, '
RARY M CAMP
Just previous to taking the collec-
tion Victor Bruudsce recited it is Hard
The offcrtory solo,
The Better Land, was sung with much
ogene Ross. Howard
Benedict recited The Little Boy's
Speech Ind the program was brought
to a close by all singing God Be With
You Till We Meet Again. ‘ -
SPECIAL MEETING FOR'MEN.
Special vesper services for men
were held last night at St. Mary's
Church. at which the different male so-
elation were present in a body.
members of Catholic Union Council
Knightd of Columbus. Norwslk' Divis-
O. H. and the Catholic Club
marched from their different head-
quarters,“ to the church.
O'Donnell delivered an excellent lec-
tdré on the subject. “Catholic Fedora
tion " emphasising the necessity of or.
mixed effort among Catholic socie-
tied. Tliere was I vet“y
once at the church and the address
‘ Was very much enjoyed.
There was also a special musical
mgrs‘m by the choir.
to Understand.
effect by Mrs Rh
kids will 66 Held
tag with the NorwI'i it
be specialé singing and recitation byt “t
tilt: children; and an *Ilinstrstad Id~
ll! gugi‘etlitresi g3 thgeaton “hr
, bet: a not. ysen
da “ii “r I s:
of Wilda Strawberry never fails to con 1 .
Letter to Hon. John H. Ferris.
South Norwslk, Conn.
in. You give full weight of
dress by the The offering
to the fund for the me-
.moria'l of the 250th anniversary., '
The solemn consecration of St. An-
ithonys statue, the beautiful piece of
“m it"
the Epistle side 01'
St; Joseph's Church Ill]! take plad
8,undsy and be neigfordicu by Rev... '
Fa er Bosnian Order of St Francis?
of New York city. . .
climber of giver
3
ads. that adorns: .
at the Romain Univer" we; sanctum “
oi. Ii their imbidculaté white
users. blue coats and white
’ are caught in the addition?
thunder shower on their way to the
school from the Norwalk Congrega-
tionsl Church and received I thorough
a Ive-Lad! inches to a gallon of
It that lasts twice as long as old
sion painter's paint. lead and oil;
and allow our agent to sell it on this
86% any trouble with this
itli‘ei' now in putting It on. or
e": in the wear. tell your deal
("I
,“WevO author e h!
Monday, June 9th, until
V'Satiirday.‘ June 14, 1902.
i Afternoons at 3 o'clock,
ennui-a Hotel as...
South Main Street.
. .
There Is to he a test code this
the questions of mercury or ivy pois-
oning being cobbidered a
use and mended to thud
comfort of citiielisi‘ ‘ All persohs'viho
enter or, barrister known Insane”
when the showers sud only
One party of Dan
were, out uses. gum”
to do what is
errands, ladies
With E public weigh
t), invited com
«chanced the, 3
WABH GOODS
Business menus”.
The wash goods selling of this sea-
son shows a big increase over last
season's selling. Stock is larger:
styles more varied. and prices more
tempting. Kindly note:
36 inch Madras In fancy stripes and
figures. worth 19c, at misc 2. yd.
Fancy White Dimities In checks.
plaids and stripes from So to 33c a yd.
Mercerized Chamhrays in stripes
and plain colors, only 25c a yd
27inch Mercerined Silk Chambi‘ays
in fancy stripes. dotted and plain col-
01s, large assortment to pick from.
at 49's yd
, A full line of Fancy White Goods in
lace stripes dnd figures. from
10 to 42¢ a yd.
NEWEST WEAVEB
lN SUMMER Bil-KS. , .
Silks lead in summer fabrics; you'll
find these silks dainty, dressy and
properly priced
20inch Ja‘p. Hubutal Wash Silks, in
stripes and checks a bargain at 33c yd. ‘
20inch Jap Habutal Wash Silks III
corded stripes large assortment of
new colorings, at 500 yd.
24-inch All Silk Foulards, brocaded
or stripe effects, at 75c yd.
21 Inch Satin Finish Foulard Silks.
in the most desirable designs and col
orings; at ~ 980 yd.
SHiBT WAIST SUITS
AND WRAPPERS.
For the economical outilig suit,
TO ARBITRATE LABOR TROU
Chicago Pacing Housl'kmpioyers and
Employees to Get Together.
CHICAGO. June 9~Alarmed by the
disturbances that marked the strike of
the packing house teamsters last week
employers have started a movement
for the prevention of strikes in the
shape of an arbitration board. ,
It is proposed that all, ditl‘lculties
that cannot be settled by‘ the men dlr.
ectly with their employers shall be
submitted to a Joint advisory board
composed of representatives from the
Employe‘rs’ Associations and the un
ions anlllated with the National Team-
stars Association for arbitration The
movement has the support of eight as.
societions of employers and the tacit
approval of President Albert Young of
the National Teamsters association .
The lnlato'ry action will be taken this
afternoon when three delegates from
the eight employees organisations will
meet those delegates of the employers
to devise a course of precedure where
day all serious dlillc‘ulties may be ad-
usted.
we sell all kinds or blood medicines
but are frank to say that Ramon’ s Iron
Tonic gives results not even claimed
for the ordinary remedies. 91. 00. R.
H Plalsted.
ROCHAMBEAU 'Rmm CHICAGO
do. Chicago. They
visited the Chlcdgd national bank and
saw the modern safes and machinery,
after which they witnessed an exhibi-
lion drill of the fire department in
the afternoon they were taken out to
the Saddle and Cycle Club in the an.
iomobile of Honors Palmer. There.
they had luncheon and met many so-
ciety people. Returning to their h0'_
t"el, Comte and Countess De Rochdnl»
beau dined and spent the evening rest.
lng In ,thel'r rooms. The (hunt De La;
‘ , tsyetts dlnéd with Charles .Dee'rin‘g at
’ 3:. atter's house in Evanston' The
left or New York this morning“
renn‘an ascribe ulterior-y solo "Ave
Maria," by Millard. in a clear soprano
Parker's Salve Regina was
rendered by John J. Powell, w
always a pleasure to hear.
OLD FOLKS' D‘AY SERVICE. . g, ,
Yesterday and Old Folks! my in the ,_ ‘ ‘ '
South Nor-Walk Cong‘reé'atibna‘l Church ” ~
, and the service was well attended.
The pastor, Rev. Paul More Strayer
ed an excellent sermon on To-
win) 'E'vénlng, who not, 29.
poi-lb min roman
de'fii {3.333113 “iii"mlliéi” .~ . ,
V the" m... ‘ ~ Conn. Railwau d.-
WM “"9“ cal-s us you 6113.138! notltooepog , _ _ ‘
he to pay defingoT—E‘ddoegtbere “(lilting compdllli.
WY .
misfits talk on his experlei‘cel'lh {lid
and on pg .
noses sunnsuoca gnomes.
9~Lord Kitchener
Tremrld. undergo
gutted the surren er
body of ,2. cognac:
LONDON. Jun
in a despdtc'h fro'
cough your ribs loose when one
clef Ramon’d English Cough
ll relieve you? We have it. lice
and know what it will do. Try it. Rs
H. Pleistéc I;
, K. June 9—.- rial
assailant or the Brooklyn
.yard; has received orders from
his I! i on with
ntwd 935 s. 1t.oddt
vessel, which fornierly was th yacht
ot-Mrs. Ogden oGelet. will be sad in!
President Roosevelt as a despaich
boat. Ho prdbnbly drill witug .:
autumn manoeuyres of- tho sr'my dud ‘
' Julie 9—‘1‘heNrthj
Cerium Lloyd steamer Kroc Pri'ns’
Wilhelm, Captain RIohter ‘5wbick
there' 1‘: nothing to uphill
suit; rustle in two pied
dared, and costing ll
Ladies' trio plot-1'6 8
medium colors mater
patterns, graduated
. Lsdips Polka Dot tw
wool braid trimmed
Ladies' Plain Chambray
Suits in light and dark b
and linen colors, well made
.“8ardtoga” the “
andt e "Reliance" Wra
Lawns and Percalesl
MEN’S SUMMER
OUTING SHIRTS.
The summer lines of on
are most complete; they' re
as to style fit and finish; that
most reasonably priced outiiig‘
ever showm by this she
Man a and boys percale n,
cord Outing Shirts, all sites
1.7 Special Ialue at
1 lot of Men' I Fine Mudr,
plain and fancy stripes wi
cuffs 75c value; ‘
Men's Extra Fifi?" Mild!
Shirts in white and fancy til
figures, 91. 60 value; no ‘
Men's White Plotted" 8 It
Shirts in all sizes rom 1,4 to
Urinal value, at . ,
83 8“ 35 washli'ii'iull Street. Soul‘lle‘ -
v‘ Appearing Before
merce Commission in
WASHINGTON. Jil ’ 9
to appear before the
merce Commission? a‘
ports of the r'allwa' s to th ,
slop, which will show the to " ,
and freight earning statllitlis life
H. M. Kochergpergar
Haven, the comptroller o
ldnted load, was one,
who appeared hetero t
Saturday. Other roads w
resented and all are Ifii
The speakers contend tbs
cring of these statist
great expense and ,
would prove to bed! litt ,
lug not sufficiently spasm , ,
The commission, whiéh, wants
tistics for use in panel
and for other purses
question under ii
later what to do;
l
never regret it. Genome
stamped C. C. C. Neva
bulk. All druggists, roe.
Wearing the uniform of .
clonal nurse, and while lending ‘
and giving advice as to wh .
done to ease the pain so p '
lira. (it ahmdnb‘mthmdo ..
an ,crus e yuggruc
‘scott womanastédyir
by Patrolman Priest, of
ty seventh street station.
on to the police statiod
man whose its she it, or];
There she was locked
Weedldgton::to place tl'ié converted "
Norwalk Chronicler