ills blasrwam yuan.
7...... ,. l
. ll'or Nerwlill Ind yitlll’llt'i. fair and
willuswntmtm
W‘Wfih 377W MN
"m initialir‘liii 71mm?!
lure this morning. of only tout-x4“.-
. grees above aero, White River,
ads. reports thirty-Ila degrees below
soro. Conditions fador forth vicin-
Ely.“ pleasant 9M ”aligns meow
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Malkln. oi
finicky street. spent Sunday in New
Rev. Ralph Jefferson. of Dorian.
preached in St. Paul' I yestelday morn-
cg.
The next meeting of Company A.
Loyal Crusaders will be held Satulday,F
March 7th.
W .7 ,.
The seleclmcn are paying town
,, it
.7“?
today, this being the first week d
the month
“it. Bahyer. of Bath Maine. is the
le’wllOQ‘ififfi‘l‘ sister, Mrs. R H. waisted;
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~Bee changes in schedule for City
Collection 1st page 1'? column,
The Bricklayers and Masons' Union
will hold a meeting tonight. at 38 Main
street. Norwalk.
m'l'l
.w... ,
J. ii Magma of Eilstibogmstrert
has retina iro t nea-
tivcs in musing-”5r. Wig
Dr and firs. Willbp’ driving Felris.
of Now tors: may natty-wall Mrs.
John H. Ferris West atroot
um . .
George Hardwlok. head clerk at E.
P- Wood's» misc . llstrecl. silent
Sunday at“. a ironic Lyn] iqgoport.
of
Rev. Mr. Rob , deal-gas
Church. Bridge W‘M‘OICIIM in the
Chapeiof Curlldiyesvionrj last night.
:W
Mr. and Mrs. ohm“ H'alrdy. olhay
N. ’Y.. have been the guests of Select-
man and Mrs. James A. Brown, South
Main street. ’- ‘ ‘
Mnlc supreme court lilo Cigar.
Miss ["de hookah. of Jersey
City. wits' the midi, of Mr. and Mrs._
Harmon Richardsonp' of Cedar strict
over Solidi! “ "
7 t
,
M . 9 '
Edward Fagan. of the westport road“
is suffering from a severe use of blood
polsoning.t the result of a mere scratch
on thehand.
A large pm labor of was visited the
now slik- in ii building. yesterday. but
. they (lid not gain. admittance.” as the
am were locked.
The young ladies of the 'r. A. B. 80-
liety. oi St. Joifph's Church will hold
ll inertia ton) row night, in the
rooms in sin silent. ,. «-
~Bcst Bright Fresh Mined Lehigh
Coal l7 per ton. frying Lockwood
it co.
m.
This pupils of the South Norwalk city
schoolgirls» reviewing. preparatory to
tile telll'i examinations hat occur the
last two weeks of the month.
i “W M
The C ty‘rfirclm the Dilil'wall7
llnptlst Ch cl‘lirtpr regains to hold a
sale of handy and use i articles on the
- 13th and lith of the present month.
- W— —.
Tlls sloop C. L. Risley has discherg~
cd her' cargo of oysters at the dock of
A. ll. Merrill; and has returned to
Port Jefferson for another load of the
bivalves. .
A..Blanohard.fsecremy of the Board
of ASchool“ Visl on. will address the
tbbsfligbloliool. attlleir morn.-
sting, Will
13:. to'l'nor w, ‘.’l'u a'y‘, Ml
MdWMMflMM
. attack of rheumatism at his home i .
mes tomorrow t with Miss
Mabs Hamilton at the Hotel Hamil-
ton South Main street.
i rP-V—J
, Easily cured.
‘ had his views on tho’lsubl
. are” mlrlflgs woewroa
The annual meeting and election
he held tomcrlow night.
Richard V Kane is ill with a save
I"
t W ington limi— «931 .
“lg‘l‘hs d
m --— M Q ll
37.... .Mm.»
held at the headquarters next week
Motility night. March 0th. '
« 48a Brigham-es Freshliinsd hellish
008° ’7 per to! living Lockwood
{i
l
J
‘ss
The Jovlal Club will hold a business
rm
mail "It“. 0- "J
has aoosp the invitation of the
Slam ord council to go to that city,
Tues ay evening. March 17. and wort
the ”I! m‘» 2,77 l
J ”.11. Ferris and daughter
”We. Fools. left South Norc
w for Florida. where they will
spend several weeks at Daytons and”
other places of interest
if” Connecticutl tist Young Pod-
a rally at the
“Chi! iho
(Hg? in Hartford
lrur
ardlw Several promi~
neat ape alters are expected to be pres-
ent
. : , l «i
Mrs. Albert Howe. of Patterson. N.
k~visitiogilor sisters. Miss Mary P.
Clark and Mrs. Harry Stevenson
Taylor mare and was incidentally
introduced to her now two woens' old
i l
-—Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks. and to some older ones
,Doul a Ointment nevi»-
falls instant relief. permanent cure.
At any drug store. 60 cents. 7‘
w-
The adjourned annual meeting of the
City»! Sou Norwaik will beheld id»
l. is a dish. when the“ reports
wt bonlbmitt'ed tax for the city and
library fund laid and other business
lrahdlbtdd.”“"“
eosdsctsr Johaflnsud Conductor
Paul Smith have WW isosl a two
new my in New on. whose
have been m1t H.u‘oth with the rat-
overt oreceatly submit-
ted “Michelin
I s. u: 5 ll. 9W
"whorl (linen -Jossph A. Vail: and
Lucien “my attended she Bouts
men's Show in “Madison looses Car-
Aim. Blur“? memos in the Iran
The Chinese Honeymoon. ..«. -
Mr. Hinder hf Cos Cob a passenger
on the train due in that place tram
Newl‘slrklai. MS a. slab-d
GW' between the «re
knuckles. the door closing saddens
ly.’ merge r. Godfrey. of South Nor-
walk, was the conductor on the drain.
". W. ‘ ' it
~Best Bright. fresh Mined Leillgll
Goal. .7 per ton. irvling Lockwood
dlCo.‘ Hm“ 7
od EllChs our of lhe
Nocrwal alibi. Club. is roCOVol'illK
fromh his rec§ht severe illness. and will
go to' New or): this week. and hopes
to be‘ ‘allld to start. in com ny with
Mrs. Clldsmar 'ncxt’ Wedn ay for
tile south and Mexico. on an eXtehdcd
trip tor iho Lexical of his health?
Governor bol‘lldn has received
a letter- Iron lit a. Grant, 0! New.
York the publisher' of too Good Roads
magazine. asking for a letter Italian}:
the condition of the movement for t c
improvement of roads in Connecticut
filer“ Mr
fovlefiwm has new the rm 6
.3. n... , mi“ Merit" “Pit
Mrs! 'Hyia Stylsrrllmsekeeilol‘dor «a.
A. Bnrwell. has brought suit nst
her husband Herman l": Styler. of‘ cw
Milford for bigamy. as how was mar-
ried to Miss Mary Waltsy. gram.
n". V"
Wm it'll-mm?! owls!
r 2: 19772 e
sibling; at in early date he... the so»
parlor Court in nasbnrypflewtow'n
0mm t of lb l. Tole
,mb Mill 9 llrlllsew
still THESE mus durum
ii tug?
lit-924‘)».
. his. S’ r «
Small Legs Spring Lamb. , b.
Fm . a», '
m Frjf‘mit'll . .. - :34; ,
. tantamount
ooh: 1?
5
stilling.
:fiZ?
ht ”50.3,
in: they attended the presentation all
fight '-
tud‘
prompt
(M Nil
also! the styles
i.‘
ll" 4..
J.\ 7:.
line my trimmed.
chart oi...“ in or
tll'riM-W
mCheviot with panel down front little
by baptism! silk iii- are carried all
the way to hack sad
i)! Mi rod. « '
M “in! dark hr
B
NW and allot n’g bands or
Black broadcloth whit drop
wetland ail-lollies. ninth-Ids
miss! 'llm. .
on”
dcloth with!
v
if
«will:
4
. .17» 7W” y. i
Mne' with strapped mica! trim
suing bands of silk around! hips and;
shines with handful! to“;
«as... broadcloth with Women
museum two mat calm strapped
with silk lattice of Miriam with:
doll-as trout lbotioh
A 35. 75 l
l ik serg‘eat the? El m at
at ll :- no a e o
‘ apaoi P.“ ygood mm at Murine.
for 83 15. I"Has drop-skirt with accor-
dlon ruffle; is iinlshed with little side
pleats and trhllaod with binds of silk.
A surpflsip'g ’allrt ion‘ 7.!
Waiklhg- -sklrts area atractlve Brief
mantle of some sill-ts. 7
MW! '
AGray. blue or black. finished with
strappinlg and tucks that give killed
At 85
Plain and mixed cloths with lappod
‘9th that look like tucks It a little
distance. . x. r. ~
M “.75
Bis, cloth with double boa plea-ts",
titst rplfn into little gussets that ilare
At 37. 50
Black with novel strapping running
from front hem up and over hips to
back seam. Wide iisre with many rows
of stitching.
smells toll:
_.cl_.
‘ passe scans.
Among lilo. new comers is one Mm
Germany that is oddly' charming. It
bals all sigma-ailing”??? p‘gitcrn an:
t o s is c
out. lmfiley just nicely tone can the
prevailing color and give muddle-ID-
usishadeaotred. graylbissalldsvosn.
$1.25 Vil, . . ,
1‘“ “'.’..Q’W' l.’ a
rile" slimline
l
t.
41‘...
DR! ooobs .00..
l. all. fit“
memos-lie
f7
.a) u- Jul
ont
vH-s 39
d. _
.
i.
'7'. NH i‘ltOd
ed inked
in!“ will M “is Will‘s? Vishltéor
We have the rm elegant designs oi
wall paper at the mast masonsble
prlco M135?“ 'del‘ftlnfli‘.
ms to «Mouthwash. Many
without lam-aw remand your
bill will no Nasollbil. W am as
the dimensioni we will tell you what
ltwliloq'stl I r, '
Picture Frames and Window Shades
msfltpordgr. . .133»
"dirk“! Wile.
aarls'r's' annulus.“
calm his cum things that
.coarvq’. m .
r.“
"No lining, fine- '
lf-é ”'0
i
.- lion will
gracefully out to I stitched bottom." - «
artistsiioi ..
. SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix- 3
passive. 4 ~ " '
with was... Shades. with
kill“ 55“ “w “will“: l-‘l- “’v
Painting. Paper “TH-non and
n ‘ MW' . .
on?" Ms?!
Black granite with ma back. In: all" .s
has mplant back. ’
. . infigpeclsi steamer
0
tan P 0 Railroad ha's
l‘booli doting pl) ding railroad: in
Cuba and it a in that Mr Moss
tan' bill a proposi under considera-
will llive .lllm duandial con-
railroads punraung in that
”is c.
ml?
w—u-
Cir William Van Home Loading Spirit
In Cuban Roads.
There an a number of railroads on
the island of Guam the iomst being
- tho Bsatsoilu and Santiago, which
extendsvfrola Havana- to Santiagos
time! at Iva hundred miles. The
others aroshort hoes, not very well
equipped IMP daily in need of repair
The Santa C era and Santiago itali-
Wflr was built by the ‘Van Horne Syn-
dic’s‘to, lead“ thy Sir William Van
Horne. Me .oonoeivsd the plan three
or four yam ‘.llll slid sought the co-
operation-of Gains] Grenville M.
'Dodgs flThomssF Bil-ll. Levi P. Mor-
ton.0. 3.0 Haven. WI ism C Whitney.
RAVI nor ., L. lkins. Tho-
mas Abolsn‘ only M Flag or, Edward
JBorwind ohn W; Mack H. M.
Wiser. I. ii; Hartman J Slim fl.
Walters. C F. Born unto. A N. Brady,
Samuel Thimill' and ideorge B. Hop-
kl‘ These men became the found-
tora of the new railway
which was a shed last year. It is con-
structed ace ding to American meth
ads. The iirsll train was run over it on
December 11. 1208
The suppos tion in New York Is that
glam 1y ads to investigate the
situation and possible
make one big eye -——New York Her-
us. m.
"in.-
“~—- u...—
CROIS SOUND; STEAM!!! ROUTE.
outplardanu amt on steamboat
- Osmosn'y to II; n April ii
Apail t. s e u n which it ill
liliedo Sta sh law danger Verona on
the cross-Sound rt: 0 A c'crtltlcale
of incorporation Wino Stamford and
Northport Sdesmbbal; Company lacs
booted LodLy in a msunng of the
60an will 9 hold this week.
President l‘lnd Mr. chbnus were
ill Stun Friday in the interest of
the new steamboat prolect. They said
they have every r n to believe that
that I bkian
its" linden encourlgoIhenr
from‘hlms seas icon of Stamford and
Northrort. as ‘as flow the Board
of Trade. The Verona. seems to; be
Just suited to the route it is a com-
modious vessel and has a speed of it
miles an hour. which means that two
round trips hetweon' Stamford and
Northpo‘ri can be made daily.
A VICTIM 0? IA!) ‘CEAMANBHIP.
Thehisnn oi Bristoicln ”Phases of My
idle." relates the following:
a'W‘l‘om time to time i met at dinner
wood of if?“ ngc's, Admb
wattle. inverts ly When we met
this admiral of the old school wtluill
come to me and say ‘Do you. sir. read
tub mm; St. Paul's alpwiteckt'
* " « ills iho‘ structural immts‘
” ‘Well all i can say. as an old sail-
or. is mtitgly contain in her mise-
ty's strvic ndied‘ his vessel as the
«small «at that shill did. he would have
been court martialed next upggadala.
misasdtbefigprviaa
or“
"5* mzlmhumfikfl 7
‘7»
I sales 0 Naomi are unique
‘ A 0t
. Mill curd .catsrrll.
_ ls it! direct “Winn toll.
on to ole part of the at paishgcs.
i boa success: They .
the Ma or the nuloawhioh..lt.h
i. gum-e
___L
“ Mrs on the
7 l
W
rm
7
.l 4.,
«l.
lily ‘
softest the
l. i.
t
remark-
m tors have
in llhrl 6d ill w it Corpor~
Mon to soil every package of Hyolnei
slider an absolute guarantee that it
it til dots not the
lighting; ogllh'havms lllncglobyr refund
3 son a
lamb! I no ordinary his" .ril
lathe opiy method of treaunen
l '.
ha i-
Maw l
ii iii W:
as an pur es the blood wit add tim
ii ozone, and lnallu' 'mnhthqlt Md
:omplele cures or oatarrll.
Th complete liyolnei ouilll costs
‘lut 7.00 and consists of a pocket In
haler that can be easily 0 rrled in the
Vest pocket, ll medicine: d upper. and a
bottle of i-iyomel Illiilciollt for more
than a month' a treatment. '
Breathe through we inhaler for a
tow minutes four times a day and your
atoms is cured
and: airl st abstroys
tsrlbdmihflb‘ breathing or
poration will refund your money
00M. ROOIRB' BUQGIOIOR.
Mould Ii. lulkslsy May; be Nut Oom-
maodsr of lists 6. A. ll. _
Department Commander N. Burton
Rogers. of the G. A’ it. bus a number
of engagements in nil beiore his term
in that oiiicc expires in May.“
Wednesday night he will go to New
Milford to attend a camudrs to be glv
an in his honor by the t there and
on Marc 16 he will go to Winstsd with
his Ila to attend a campfire.
The council of administration of the
Connecticut department will meet in
lisrtiord . March ll. to million the de-
tails of transporting the donation” to
San Francisco ,ncxt August, when the
Nation‘sl Grand Army encampment will
be hold beginning on the 11th Other
matters in regard to the trip or the
Connecticut votclalls to the annual)
maul. will be arranged at this meeting
While in Haruord the members of the
coin lilac will be guests or cx- ”Caller
nor organ C.‘Bulkelcy.
The state encampment will b9 held
in D bury May 6 and 7. The term of
honor eat Commander Rogers will
expire at that time and his successor
will be elected theta. it is predicted
that Morgan 0. liniileley will receive
the election unanimously. Commandel
in Chief Stewart. of Philadelphia. the
head of the national organisation. has
accepted an invitslion to attend the
encampment in Danbury. ' Veterans
from all over the state will be there at
the encampment.
MID "AT DANIUR‘I HOIPITAL.
Howard I. Iarsuvs. Formerly oi Nor-
. walk. Passes Away.
The Daubury News reports the
death of Howard F Barnum, a son of
Eben L. Barnum.oi Wfiostor, Mass.
trimerly of DsnburyJ‘ day morning
at the Danbury hospital after an ill-
been of. only two or three week‘s of
acute Bright's disease. He was thir-
ty years of age. ‘
.Barnual was employed ill Nol-
w when he was tailsn stall and was
a patient in oils Norwaik hospital for
abouts weak. afterwards ping to the
Danbury hospital. ‘He was a machinv
lat by trade and was at one time em-
ployed by the Beck Machine Company.
I in Danbury. Afterwards he worked at
« his trade in New York city. His tam
lly and (NOW did not know of his lil-
nails until a tell days before his death
His sister, Miss Cal-Ne Barnum, of
Worcester. came to Danbury when the
family was inflamed of his illness. Me
has one brothse, Frederick Barnum
Who lives in lie-bury. - «
iir Barns-l antistatic ca.
First regiment. Connecticut
more. tor the Spanlsbhmerican
its was a Michel-of Nelson L.
comb Sons of Veterans his lath
nig I veteran of the Civil War. ‘
ch'rliAcrono Bld‘runllb.
Not .v‘m Mlloh Illildlll. in Sight for
- . thee-unlit. lesson.
Star-liars contractors are becoming
somewhat disturbed over the pros
var.
idle
no-
? « pools for building the comics season.
They are not so much worried out
can; still so into eff . l8
, when; time will be asilliss tor
ice to do .in Sta-lion! H
:0th one ilrge lob. throw! the new:
illusions-1' road so
omega 'i‘ld.
building will cauldron: room to Ho.
. « m r.“ then Ills ssyrotlls issgebnild' .
laments-plated. the local dictum
tors have been given no opportunity to
N'Lwfic r MK Kfio-
W
A mum”:
“‘0“?an Men-Isa: a canny Scot. was
0999' n
tlu'olpg' tram: adlaft' board he had
as passedgorsil three has“: wives of
olefin; Ill: flpflw' a service
cats.
bi". n-
stile ans' .
”Jinan
it.
if not cured the Billions-Powell Cor- .
”this? I
7m...
la. ‘7.“er
'l' 1' ‘1 1'"? 1
:"s(irestDlv (mods
We to $$c a‘ ylrd
Fallon Silk Oxfords
Fantasia Silk l’lSsu'o.
Embloldeléd Swi‘ssfigbots.
Memeriz‘ed .Tus‘s'a‘h‘ Silk.
Flemish Lace-Stripe.
Plain and Figured Pluses.
a
Dame Fashion’ 5 first selection. Ne
less. we all know that while is not
able under all conditions.
Evelll paliem in this turbine, .of .
wash goods ls espeoialill desirable bud sf
of them are realill exquisite. ' .
w-” w.
A SHOE SALE
Lathes $3 00 Shoes at $179
'53‘.
o’l
$1.95 .
With the best of goods we do: you your picfi‘of all
on the tables at these prices. Pat Colt. non craohabie.
leather. Via Kid. soft. fine and comfortable. Box Calf1
spring #1de weather
\.
i
.
u". . 7101an H .-
- . ._ . .liivw
COTTON”
1,”, lbw—manual" 7w”
Will never pack or mail Sofia and more elastic than hair. this
ity is everlasting. “They never lose their shape or spread. was“
successionplsu is? spousal: keep in perfect order for an ordinal
0. ll 0 0 Ol‘ 6! MW
wflbcfiirn "Wit “9 ”a ration. ”but there is little
There is lots of chaos for in ‘ ‘
for your being satisfied unless yo‘h buy one of the Guardian Felts Wd , ..
them and are offeri -
its them fol- one week at mostly' reduced prices
A J COLLIN§ 81 00.75
l2 i9 iii Nbi’th Miln St
it your coal is gett low in file'blli. is is
price. Matthias Nutshell yourself for the vest:
77777... “ ‘ .
iand cleanfmrdelil drum... -
bby of as, with confidence that you're. my- ‘
one too at it produces” mass“ at cadet-silos
Drop'in comm with (your order—or “tel - v;
ltl-v-SD-fi. » ‘ . .
f sen.) which make-fie? «Still
-- louse”
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Norwalk Chronicler