‘ I” Is it “in": 5
ll; sud Mainly; .cac lilo.
tonighfi i f r Sunday. colder. The
storm I:- V80 GUM nssr Dill“.
yesterday morning.
northeastwud. In 13:11? "Tm
and is new central In the lsks,,l:agiga._
It is gradietilng heavy tfinds if: rain
out o cuss roan Betas
$3M; it will pmbab’ly m 9“:
wrenco Vs too In
Vials" hfollowed on Sunday by cleaigi‘ii'g
and colder weather.
Mrs. Edward Pelton. of Grove street.
ls recovering from an illness.
“is. H. M. Fmow. of Cranbury. has
been the guest of relatives In Bridge-
port. .
will flavors li‘resh Candy we in,
for thd Church Benefit Sale, at M. S. ' ms
Smith £003.11
M‘s. Belle F. Gregory. of South
Nomlk, is the guest of relatives and
frihnds‘ Ill Southport.
“Fresh or Corned Hooks.
Hayes.
Elmer H Nash and family will re—'
move Monday from Academy street.
Norwalk, to Main street
——Buiter, 22c; Eggs 22c. Sc'haub's
Market.
The annual meeting of the City of
Norwalk, will be held Monday even—
ing. it the wan Assembly hall. Wall
street. .
~Latest Dunlap Derby. O‘Brien.
100 lb. .
The carpenters. (if the town of West: pi
port will soon form a union. the same
as is in existence in the town of Nor‘
walk and other places. ,
-—3 009 yds. Hamburg Edging and
Laces all widths, 5c yd. for the
Church Benefit Sale. at M. s. Smith
& Co.‘ s,-
A regular business meeting of Doug-
las Fowler- Relief Corps was held last
evening. in Grand Army Hail.
tine business wss transected.
—-Choiee Bowls 18c lb. llsyes'
‘ Mr. and Mrs. JesseM. Ferris, of Bay-
vie‘w avénue. are home from a southern
trip, which included Baltimore, Wash-
lngton and Old Point Comfort. -
——Boys' Hats and Caps 0' Brian.
Jesse Colweii. of Not-walk, intends to
a few days to haul his launch Olga out
of the water for a general overhauling.
The boat has been in the water dur-
ing the winter. '
Whose Mutton.
Lamb, 1443. Hayes'.‘
The Jennings Club. in the South
Norwslk Congregational Church, to-
marrow noon; will be addressed by
Remix Carpenter. of the South
Norws'llt Baptist Church
Aisles: Bolt Hats. O Brien ,
No game was played In the four-
handed pool tournament of the Catho-
lic Club last evening. It is probable
that the next sums will. be Monday or
Tuesday evening of next-meek. ,
—-Bargatns in Crockery for 5 and 10c.
for the Church Benefit Sale, at “If S.
Smith & Co.‘ a
flank J ‘labn. formerly of North
n street and new of Georgetown
was thin Booth Nomik yeaterdhy. while
hs why to‘ New London.w1lere he
hopes to take it poiltion. 'as hsrher.
”qubpste Colonial 1903 Derby. O'Brien
gm back. of Bsyview ave-
lid formerly of the Hygienic ice and
”its 1b.; lie'gs
Rsffigerating oaks: ny has moved
from town. Mr. than of the WW"
firm is could big the matter of may:
log to the
wheat admit. math Mined Lehig'h
29:31:, 87 per ton. irviug backwoods
The fanttl'y gathering of the South
Norwslk Congregational Church will
be held nest week Thursday night at
7: 46 o'clock. and there will be an ad-
dress by the pastor on the subject 0dr
Lord’s Bands Bound. It is desired
that as sissy as possible be smut. At
WI!
. , I“ I.
I * ‘ 03%, right. Fresh and tall
.0.» ‘3 ...'u per m. m: wda'
CO . [in
‘ fl’
“Us
8: sign? o’clock the Bible teachers is
1}
mm Chancellor. '
.7.
The funeral of the late urn. his}; '
how Rider will be
Mutiny. It the
lb lisyes’.
tmi K. awn. pastor of do
semis Methodist Church. will preach
Cron‘bury (impel. tomorrow sf- ‘
-- him. 22c; like. 22c.
Market. ~ ~
The two weekp' mission will open It
fit. "Mdry'o Church. tomorrow evenl
Sobaub‘s
. m3 Ipst week being for wanes and t r
d for men.
W800 changes In schedule for City
Collection 1st page. is» column.
usury Hoyt of list Not-Walk. while
myths Washington street bridge
a attention. slipped and
apt-glued his snkle’. . ~
--The Supreme Court 100 Cigar.
Miss Doris Thielcke, of Georgetown.
who res music lessons In Norwalk.
will ‘9 a'y this afternoon. at a piano re-
cital in Carnegie Hall.
*l‘lll. S. Romulus filial-ape
clslfs from Brld 4:61;. gmfimlf his
a be no to
6! North M‘stihe Stu So. Norwsik, where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 p. in. only;-
General Russell Frost attended the
annual banquet of the class of “.77 Yale
Law School. held at the Yale Club
In New York, last night.
~Lsdies' umbrellas. O’Brien.
Mrs. Margaret Bottoms will speak
at the Norwslk Methodist Church. next
Friday would?j under the auspices of
the Volunteer Ircle of King's Daugh-
Eeésfl The subject will be “The Guided
I 9.. . ,
~Window Shades, Lamberquln
Poles Curtain Bods. everything to sup-
y the mists of the kitchen. for the
Church Benefit Sale. M. S. Smith (z 00
Mrs. Lillius Boilpck formerly of Nor.
walk. has been confined to her home
In NBl’tll Main street. . Suslford for
the past week with grip. She is un-
der the care of the family physician.
Dr.‘ CoggsWell
—~Best Bright, Fresh Mined lichlgh
Coal, W per ton Irving Lockde
8011- too
E. S. Adams. president of the Nor-
walk Business Men' s escalation. said
last night that the gent omen whom he
took about Norwslk. yeserdsy after-
noon; represented s. manufacturer. but
tbegeatlsmeu did not care to make
the matter public
”asoi‘t Pbrk 100 lb llsyos'.
The Rev. B. p. Hobson. rector of
Calvary church. Bridgeport. wIiI
preach at
The Rev. Alexander
Hamilton will occupy the Rev. Mr.
fiobso'n' s pulpit for the evening.
«Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien
Ruben. .A. Show started for. Pitts-
hurg this morning. and will sing in the
Sewickley Presbyterian Church near
that city. Sunday. Barry Pepper. .0!
Norwslk. it is undoritood. will take .
Mr Shaw's place in the Presbyterisn’
choir here while he is away .——Stam-‘
ford Advocate.
-—Ne'w waists. alle'i-Ioss. for the
Church Benefit Bale. M. 8. Smith I 00.
Fridltlifi Buckley, mat of the clam
residents of
at hit home at age of county-one
years. or is survived by a brother
a lid 9. stile Moral serviced will
be held st dis some Bun caddy afternoon
at 2 b‘clook. Inharflodt‘ will be bode
In Golds“ concur!” ,
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
i will send free lwitha full instructions
some of this s top e p
coronal, umrig @0719; fill
piscemdnmhs Mill),
Scout: ”fish {Merger
Growths, 1:6: [Flashesm sir: to PMy.
Gree as up sad I:
lithe idk Ill illl lF‘dmale ”gratuities.
loswseudlag “can“ To mothsrmf
suffering daughters 1 will explain a
Successful Home Treatment. If you
decide to ntinue‘ it. will; only got
iii‘outdz is I weed: to sea
cure. I do not wish to s8 you any-
hill 1‘01er qufdiurs at It. that
dress, Mrs. Jii. Bum-
A
mars, Bus 375 otro D's'ine, lu‘d.
STUDY T8388 BRIGBS “REBEL“
flit! lid 80 till
“ demons!
edsocohltm’ it.
Furs Oust-0m Iprlllg Lamb.
so}.
‘* on??? suit-Mi .. we
[in ion chin lulu
[“0“ “II.
7%! (Ebro it: ‘, .. ,
... ‘ Minus. 3 ,
Psrtsrhouss. 5*:
Sirloin.
‘0 ill. Round.
sanding a fur My T.’
first-nudes
O—Fresh Pork, 14 1b.; Ssus , M30
is age loci Mo's
ole Chapel of Our Holy Sav-‘
3 Ior, Berkley street Norwalk. tamer»
row evening.
Sougport died Thursday.
it” "is
no; you im’T‘lme with
, s
t
shirt toll today (if paymse‘ post
1. W11. The less
Isssrvs s u
'soiyss soso (balance as yet
the fittest ts only stride over. “0.
it's detail. “‘3: tho‘k sorts that
Bri gep‘ort wolhe tseok for. ‘t
lesliy call it dotsi either for only It ts
arc glut: of any of the costumes.
imitidfi" dammit? 7583‘
an vs no on s as .
daIIhsd with silk. istln s'ild 3&8hilis.
Many of the blouse inlets mounds
les. stole fronts are very lo.
Suits at318. Brahman. with in
ring posgiliiour 1%»? Jaunty p a;
an pen out as l-
Int touch. 8:. lilo-cs 0.3! “A
dared suits trinuu with fancy braid.
Large sleeves and plum give a dis-
tinguishing air. .
Etamine suits at $21.50. Black or
blue with unlined hklrt. Skirt ails
kilted effect because of tucks that
flare out from shading of stitched taf-
feta Blouse jacket: has double cope
and tasteful pendant trimmings
Costumes- at $22. 60. Blue or black
broadcloth lined with silk sli throuh.
Jacket is without collar. but graceful
cape comes to shoulder‘tops. Hand-
some black cheviot trimmed with black
silk grape applique
Shirt waist suits of fancy tuft that
seems sprinkled with tiny w to note.
Castor and blue. Made with tucks
where they look best and with stole
collars. 822.50.
Rich blue voile costumes at :86.
Have drousliirt and are finiohed wit
pretty trimming In which white stitch-
in'g to prominent
Another costume at 325 Is black
cheviot with silk dropskirt: jacket. has
pretty double cape and is trimmed with
silk ornaments. Still another is blue
chsviot with wide collar and rovers of
silk trimmed with applique. The skirt
is unlined and finely finished.
A costume st $27. 60 Is line Nook
Cheviot with a wide double box-pleat
running down the front of the skirt.
The jacket has circular collar with
stole ends and bright trimming bright
ens it all up wonderfully.
Haven't told .of s-hslf or s-fourtb at
oven these prICes. but such 'costunios
should be seen, not read shout.
Second floor.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS (:0.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Don’t Bio"
Hoodwmkod
into wins lush 3rless for wall paper.
We have Bis qoflidloga‘n‘t‘ ls‘slgno of
mu pips»; lit up most remains
price you over hasrd of.
Vitamin!”
hang it, and do all 'work nscssssry
poop"
in , ' ' e. on one up
tbs dihsosions we will tell you who!
itwilioolt. ‘ w _, .
mam Frames and Window Bhsdss
made to order.
pAlflka’S' gunman
soldersfucanmiu
-r--.-
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
titres. Ioc. ‘
Mood with poisons. bring u
T ovsdd’d’dll‘t
The tissues at m‘
rapidly wasted stirs. ”and grout
to“ usntlties of wspto poison are
to the blood. The rapid hrs
of tissue and the chargin
ictiins to a condition of was
elplossness that Is pitisbiesqi.
houssnds of young and 018% ave
st passed the critical stages 0of ty-
hoid. inflammatory. gastric. typhus.
tel-mutant. sod
rs. demand tlié 8m“ Misting“, Ind
st treatment If life is to be saved.
il With true enthusiasm and BM‘.
sstnsss we suggest and urge the use of
'sature's nerve food no nourisber,
aiuo's Celery Co
odlcine in the world that has prov-
its value as a builder of wasted tis-
sue. a brscor of weak and irritated
nerves. minnow!” blood purifier
and enlighten “P3383? Celery Com-
pound 11 mm fit
well and strong: It has saved afflicted
mos front. the grave where everything
8. 0 other medicine
fable men and
also has folio
so quickl‘
w'omen
health, that
lows
was the
makes {“9 a low
.. DIAMOND MES
are madonpsoldlly “it THE HOME.
1;th are made far HOME ECONOMY,
will I: n he used fiwMyfilIIoim
igii and new. Direction beak and
«iv so samples free. DIAMOND
YE. Burlington, Vt.
.ul, ..... ,,
NlAlttsT our: ‘Ar’a'Aib
It whips us '4?“ s lash braided from
natur's‘ii own vois’ted laws. it turns
a pleasure into a torment. But Cai-
curs Solvent. Dr. David Kennedy I new
medicine. cures dyspepsia. Then we
sit down to a good dinner and welcome
everythl from the beef to thep pigl-
ding, t if ch ei Write. to t
Cal rd dinpaiiy. Readout. N. Y., for
a fr s’dmple bottle.
BAND DRBDBI SOLD FOR JUNK.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 28~The sand
dredge Diamond which was sunk in
Long island Sound and afterward rais-
aud towed to this port has been sold
to the New London iron If; Metal Com-
pany and will be towed to New London
and broken up for junk. When the
dredge arrived here the owners found
so many holes bored in her bottom that
it was suspected the craft had been
sunk deliberate investigation how-
ever is said to we failed to substan-
tiate the suspicion
' SAVED A sov's LIFI.
Mrs. Captain 3. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Dal-"ass”; “Brannon Balm ssv-
ed my boy' I ills He began just like.
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. .Hs sickly dropped
to sleep and as fill ri lit in the nor
sins." For by Bull BlistsfsdJ"
B. Baxter. and The Clifford Phs'r.
macs. ., . . . ,-
“——
BEGUEITI T0 4'00.“me lNOTiTU-
nonwicu dean 231-1 no will ofthe
late Hrs. Lafayette ester was probst
ed here festerdhy Kipling the prort
sions are the following: Two thousand
dollars to the American Asylum for
the Educ tlon of Mutes. in Hort-
lord: 33 to the iinecticut t[gluon
Association Hartford: 8 e
Purl: agrcnflonsICbur .Norowich
and 3.0 to the Otis ”l‘ublic Library.
Norwich.
, are.» rail‘r ecu).
ill I B
.""-" ’3»... "" norm. “3
mkmhost» ascended
mow»
color-1mm» things that “
00th Window Shades. with
fruit-ya
a the only ‘
thousands ‘-
17”
‘ .3 B In" breaching;
that robust Me.
K Hgn. 221. Wheall;
“ Hymn 70.B§i%lein:
NV. W T.‘.Duncsn, pastor-vita
his service. reception of members:
7. ma,“ Sunday school. Mon a Bible
’0
."Tbe Sin of Sam-
Womsnz" special
g service will be:
“sic, at. the all
e:“ solo“. “fly the
. Fours. Mr. Belle;
them. 41.33",”
. lid
Come Down Like
-" duct, who u to This Dwelling,"
til. Mrs. Mull ML‘ Rollo;'.an
(jinn; solo, Mr, Comatock. 2
.. "less at the Knight Street A. M.
“I. Church ’I‘. ll. McConnell, pastor-—
12: 30, Sunday
l: 0: 30. Christian Endeavor;
‘ 78%? permon and communion. Theme
of scourse. Christa Compassion for
the Multitude. Weekly mectlnfl'
Tuesday evening. union class with the
South Norwalk 3‘ E Church: ed-
nesdsy. the Western Star Jubilee Sing-
ers. at the Knight Street Church. All
are invited Tlokstat the door
CONORBGATIONAL.
, South Noni/31k Congregational. West
svemte and eat street, Rev. Paul
Moore Straycr. pastor—~10: 30 a. m..
morning worship and sacrament of the
midi; Supper with communion ad-
ss by Professor George B. Stevens.
of New Haven: special music: Quar-
tstte. Agnus Dal. Tours; Bible school
at 12 o':cim it; musical vaspers at d: 30
o clock, address by Professor Stevens;
quartcttes Thy Hallowed Preseuce;
The Hollow Eye is Gliding, and Elven
First Congregational Church Nor-
walk George D Egba‘t. pastor— in-
ning service at 10:80.1?“ Sacra ent
of the Lord' s Supper will be adtn lo
tered; Sundav school at 12;15:eycn-
log service at 7: 75. Musical service.
The Oratorio of Elijah, Part I will be
present. 1. B. A...Wednosday at 3.
Young People’s society meeting.
Thursday at 7: 30 Church prayer ser-
vice. Thursday at 8. "indie." fliers
“in the Morning.‘ Grieg; anthem. “0
Jesus. Thou Art Standing!" Shepard;
contralto solo. with chorus. "Before
the Throne of Glory: G. A. Nevin:
poutlude. improvisation In C Judas-
ish." part 2. Prelude. Overture. ai-
ranged for Isno. four bands. with or’
sun. by A ex. 8. Gibson; soprano.
"Hear Ye. isrsel!" chorus. ”Be Not
Afraid!“~tenor. “Man of God." bass. ”it.
is enough!” tenor, ‘See Now. its Sleep-
eth!" trio. “Lift Thine Eyes!” chorus.
"He, Watching Over Israel. " alto;
“Arise, Elijah!" "0 Rest In the Lord!"
chorus.‘
End. " tenor. ‘Then Shall the Righteous
Shine." soprano "Behold. Cod liath
Sent Elijah!" quartet ‘0 Come. every
One That Thirstetb!” oil‘ertory. Adag-
io from Sonata 1. Mendelssohn; post-
lude. Prelude and Fugue. in C minor.
op. 37 No. i Mendelssohn Misses
the piano.
BM’TIBT.
South Norwaik Baptist H B Cnrpen
for. pastor-Morning service at 10: 30,
Me"; obiect lesson to children, the or
close of sermon; new members wel-
meeting at 6 o'clock: topic,
from Sermon on the
Christ Teaches About Biessedness:
-hegins at 7 o'clock. with 15 minutes'
song service Topic of sermon will be
‘lee Mo Liberty or Give Me Death."
the first In it special series of Sunday
evening sermons under the general
topic "Great Words from Great Amer-
leans "
practical Special music by quartettc.
on. pastor. *Prsyer service. 10 s. m' .
church service. 10: 30; Sunday school
12: 00; Young People‘s mT ting. 6: 30;
preaching service. 7: 30.
enlng prayer meeting. 7. 30
is: and Quincy strata: n a. in
praise and prayer service; 3: 30 p m,‘w
Sunday school: 6: 30. Christian En;
deavor; 8. preaching by s minister
from Bridgeport.
' EPIBCOPAL. .
Grace Churchvlioly Communion,
10:80 I. its; Procession] uymh I21,
Haydn: Kyrie Bleiso‘u. in E flat. Stam-
more; Credociu E modulates”:
offertory. Turn
Sins. Sullivan:
ctus. in E flat.
limit 500, Gauntlett.
,ldtgll if. my and
m Blrnhy: 7‘er Toms:
sg'dld t, in l". Simper; NunoiDimI-
.,. class muting: 10:30 I. as. con- i
ng People's meetm'
opticbn views. Music morning: Prelude
sohu. Evening: Selections from “Ell. .
‘He That Shall Endure to the
Bette and Wixou will kindly assist at
topic of sermon. “In Remembrance of
dlnancc of Lord' s Supper observed at
coined; Bible School at the noon hour; ,
Junior C. E. at 4 p. to: young peoples
Lessons
Mount—What
leader. Miss Robins. Evening service
l
lie to 59¢ a yard
» Fallon Silk Oxfords.
Fanlaisle Silk TisSue.
Embroidered SWISS Bets.
Meioedzed Tussah Silk.
Flemish lace Stiioe.
Plain and Figured Planes.
While the color effects of each
these fabrics vani. all 1905 designs
a other quiet nature. In fact plain . ,
Dame Fashion’s first selection. Ne ~
less. we all know that white is not p... ~
able under all ocudiiions. .
Eveiu pattern in this invoice cf “
wash roads is especialiu chiiablc and
of them are realiu chuiSlte.
85 85 Washington St.. So Norwalk.
A SHOE SALE
Ladies $3 00 Shoes at sip: “
A SHOE SALE 01" ms :3 00 WELT use
With the best of goods we qioe you your pick of fit
on the'tables at these prices. Pat Colt. non washable,
leather. Via Kid. soft, fine and comfortable. Box y'
spring and wet weather.
Olsen 5 Shoe Stay"
This service In bright and
First Baptist Church. D. '1‘. Van Dor-
Tursdsy ev-
,Grsce Baptist Church corner of But-g but”;
Will never pack or inst. Softer and more elastic than hair. and filth.
in, is everlasting They never lose their shape or spread. -. . ,
tonal sun bath to keep in perfect order for an ordinary
. 'No safer. no trouble; no annoyance or e for re-ms'
mm
with half There is lots of chance for Imitation.
for your being satisfied unless you buy one
than and are offering them for one week at
l2 to id North Main St
7 fits"l more; Hymn 362. Filits; Becca. ’
till; it: Simper: Hymn ll. Dykes:
.17. “Come Unto Me.” Couldreiy;
cliefision’s‘l Hymn 573. Wlilcox. v
npimpn Church.
npniomJLm «Sunday“ school. .:9 .45
sermon. ill
oath.
S’fifim CHRIITIAN CHURCH.
Mpdmfiilhrlstlu Church. Vsn
hool st 12:
wilting“:
, . i 3 price. Might sowellonjoy yourself for the rest
' W West "
’0, street and minus avenue. «Rev. Born. .' _
. Try ‘F'. Bdfipltrléa,‘ rector-4101)" Chill-v » ‘ > '
~ ‘ buy of us with; confidence that you 're getting the ,y
._ ruins: ram,” '
"é? grids”? o from - '
ulnprogrsln dist? Sunday in ,j
t'»
Norwsik, Rev. J. Ds s.”
- mammal: suits
ya! Workous >
but therdl ,
of the Genuine ‘ ~
greatly reduced pfloos. "
A.J.COLL11\S & 00..
Ifyour coal' is getting low in the bin, so is
winter. Qur can is running («Hooks nice;
uddemmmlithrowouthssttodic T
One ton of it produces 2,099 The. of satisfied .1
Drop in tethorrow with your order-«or ’
Norwalk Chronicler