luv!
glut Mrs“
From hm also s pair.
BANKS
we“
as a 47 VII" WASHINOTON 0'15.
lahsekame Hotel block.
loath Namath, coon.
Local News Notes.‘
VIIATHIR vonaoaar. .
For No": II: fl"an ivlcl Light
rain Mill “mg: warmer
tonight: (mill Fall‘s“ he distill»:
peace which was central yesterday!
morning in Colorado has moved no
eastward and is now central 0!
iowa. Local rains have fallen durill!
the past twenty-four hours In the
southern portions‘ of the lake region.
and from the Mississippi River west-
ward to the Rocky Mountains. A
great deal of cloudy weather prevails
in all sections. The temperature con~
tlnues high except in the extreme
northwest where it is below zero. Thun-
der storms were reported from Duluth.
Kansas City. Oklahoma and Wichita.»
The Wet ern storm will probably reach
this"vic ity late tonight or Friday.
lesion service was held at the
Norwak Baptist Church. last night.
The topic was "The WOlk and the
WWW" .
Mrs. . Schuyler Hamilton. of New
York. was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. iiyier Hamilton of Eimcrest.
Wednesday.
Salvator Chariott has the contract to
guide about the property of Christian
8w am. in Concord street. to which
place one of the Knudsen buildings
.was recently moved.
I)Tomorrow afternoon. at the young
p'a service in the South Norwalk
rega'tionai Church the subject will
(EEnTJhst It Means to be a Christian.
. lie pastor will talk to the young
YM 9a. .
At :tlie family gathering of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church to-
night the pastor will make an address
nF'll'hei-s of Men. and the service
promises to be interesting. There will
he a special conference of the deacons
immediame after the service.
Fewer gallons: wears longer Devoe.
H. W. Hammond and 1.. F. Crowell.
of Boston. Alderman Henry 1.. Gaylor.
of Springfield. Mass. John M. P. Met-
calf..ol Tsiledega. Aim. James L. Bird.
'of Syracuse. and A. E. Titus. of Tren-
ton. N. .l.. were among the more promi—
nent arrivals at the Hotel Clifford. yes-
terdsv . . ‘
P. (‘9. inunsbury Lodge. No. 121}. New
England Order of Protection. will
hold a sociable and entertainment in
Knights of the Mystic Chain Hall.
Wilmington street. Tuesday night. All -
members are invited to bring their
faiiiilies end enjoy fhemselvos. Light
refreshments will be served.’
ev. Romi'ily i“. Humphries. rector of
'i‘ iilty Church. will ino’Ve April ist
from his Weet‘ avenue residence to the
Millard cottage in Bamew avenue.
The present home of Mr. Humphrles.
known as the Aaron R. 'i‘ylér place.
was sold some time ago to Timothy
Erection. the Norwalk butcher. and he
denies to take possession. .
Mins'Etta May' Schultze, of Bridge
port. formerly of this city. spent Sun.
daywere with friends. Miss Sthultze
is one of the promising young singers
of the Park City. and bids fair' to be
no ee. a favorite. She has a soprano
digest isWeetness, freshness end
polity ‘ich is under excellent train-
insJ’indiher style is unaffected and
pleasing. She Wait for some time a
member of the vested choir of Grace
Church Norwalk. and since her re-
moval to Bridgeport has been singing
in one of the churches there. -—-Water-
bury American.
The Briggep port Farmer learns 1
Hire heat hority that there is a
York furniture
aegtitIa Sir be Lacey
Main an Gold streets. Bridgeport
who. if they are successful in their ’
negotiations will erect a its. story
building. EJ. Coates represents the
owners ofthn thnproperty. which has a
frontage; of El? feet and is 120 feet
he iding is now occupied by
M &, KrI
pss, er on the ground floor.
Should the 0 York concern succeed
block will be erected.
. II"
' Joielbii‘lhre visiting
“lied“
anufacturing concern '.
property. It '
in securing the property a tine business
pauk who has been ill.
MIC
William 1.. Brown continues se'riou'h
ly ill at his home in South Main
SIM.
is conval
‘ The plasterer-s are at work oaths iii-
Side of the City of Norwalk' s new "-0!
rsry.
E. M. Tolles and Company, of Wate'r
st pet. have "'9‘ barges of coal at their
u fist..- -
Ar
ill
Ransom I’J NIT. of Trinity
in convalescent after her recent
fleas. .
Etierka Rt'ih‘eirah Lodge will bolt! ll
reh‘earsal tonight. the 10th. Let every
one come.
“in. Epstdin Mrs. foals
rs.Roodner. of
Na York
0 South Norwalit' Flaii' Chili is
ipiatining for its annual ball. April 17.
in Arlen hall.
at number of Norwalk consoli-
blind division enthusiasts have
gone to Hartford today.
B at'i'er i. O. O. F.. met last
evening lit 0%,: Fellows' Hall. Rou-
tine‘ business was transacted,
'1' Teams alk Club will hold a
sum next ednesday night in the
headquarters in Washington street.
Theodore Tobey. of the C. S. Trow-
bridge box factory. is confined to his
home with a severe attack of neuralgia.
Claude Veitch. of i‘aylor avenue has
’reco‘vered from' the recent injury to his
thumb. received at the Norwalk iron
Works.
,The annual meeting of the‘Sunday
School Board of the First Methodist
Epiwopal Church will he held tomor.
row night in the church.
—-‘-Don‘t forget 'the annual ball of the
South Norwalk Fire Police tomorrow
night in Music Hall.
Washington Camp. Patriotic Order of
the Sons of America. will hold Its regv
uiar meeting tonight in Mystic Chain
Hall Washington street.
0. R. will hold a regular meeting on
Friday night. when tho‘ degree will be
conferred on ten candidates.
Patrick Kelley. of South Main street.
will move to Oyster Bay. Long island.
having secured a position with William
H.- Hoyt 0. Son, in that place.
The employee of the Arnold It Com-
pany foundry. of Norwaik. have return-
ed to work. after a several days' layoff
which inventory was being taken.
Rev. A. W. Bostwick. in charge of
Holy Trinity Church Brooklyn. will
deliver the sermon tomorrow night. at
hilt) o’cloek. in Trinity Episcopal
Church.-
Mr. and'Mrs. E. C. Whitney and son.
of London. England. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. 'i‘. Prowitt. of Elmorest.
Mr. Whitney being Mrs. Prowitt‘s
brother.
The Rev. D. S. Sheehun. son of Mr'.
and Mrs. Daniel Sheehan. of the West
itocks Road. Norwalk. who has been
matting his parents. expects towelurn
today to Coud'empert, Pa. ,,
Charles E. F. Chi ham will take’the
auto'm bile which is has had under
con 'ctlo'n at Luther M Wright' s. to
Bridgeport. shortiy. to have some sd~
ditiolisl machinery installed. ‘1
‘VThe‘ plant of the Hygeia ice Com-
p‘a‘iiy, in [weter direct. South Norwaik.
will be? operated next sut’nmer by
Thompson a Cole, who opef'ate the
oyster business under the name of the
Northport oyster Company.
Ellis E. Howard will resign his po-
sitlon on the. Sound steamer “Chapla.”
shortly'. .to take one as assistant on-
gineer on the yacht “Sapphire." which
will go into commission April 1. Mr.
Howard was formerly employed on
titlfl yacht.
Eu
“HE'S WM NENCINE
WEE «10% we s‘iis
"if X! A 2
You Can eat those and-'f'ec'l’llialT-llie
audits is the highest and the pilt‘es consis-
ianllu low.
Choice Young Fowl. 136 lb.
Sui-thulna-‘Na «Perk (roast) ‘le'cib.
wists Rib Rom, «o Is.
liado Reset ice Is.
Pot Roast,
Penerhoiise Steak,
Public
as so. we...» Goa mun-a
én'i over and place
' ' or early.
e have also added a'
hHarrived Why not ‘
104106 lb.
1% lb.
Ill-iota soak.
Round Steak.
Ibou‘lder‘ Iteak. «is ill.
regurgwomu rial-o. on N-
Minww 1m lb.
Small Sugar Cured Hania.15c In.
Market
MU?" WANG CONN.
teem
avenue.
I". RN00“ 0. Pollard. of Will it
Eureka Rebekah Lodge No. 42. 1. o. '
"’ FRE§C
10c; Lard. 13¢.
HOUSIlNIIIa I” CALI.
VIM are my.
Greater bargains than ever in dinner
hare: hindnms fancy china at sharp
price-reductions—and‘ sterling silver
and slivenplate andcut glass and hric
a- -brac—-—ail at noteworthy savings.
The list is full of news of substan-
tiai money savings. Read! ‘
DINNIRWARE.
Aniorican porcelain sets. neat print
decorations. two patterns. 100 pce..
worth 88.50—85.60 ' ‘
American perceiainfrdm Mellor it
Co. Pink ilower decorations, gilt han-
dies set includes soup tureen and Will
serve i2 persons. worth 813. 60—88..in
Austrian china with purple floral
decoration, 108 pea. wortii‘ 821-8IS.
Elite fAinoges china, border decoi-a-
tlon of apple blossoms l03 pcs, worth
wattle—811.50
' ‘ A. Lanternlcr‘s Limoges china wtld
,ilower decorations. 'worih
8'32. 50-421.
Lanternier' s china decorated with
green border and vine pattern. 112
pcs.. worth 835—823. 50,
Elite china. handsome shape and de-
‘sign. floral border pattern with beaded
edge of matted gold, ii: pea. worth
076—849. lid.-
ELI'TE ENAMILWARE.
For the first time Elite enamciware
is placed on sale. This is an imported
were ‘a' light flaked blue color and is
made by a process that gives great re-
sults. its makers are so sure of it
that every piece is guaranteed and will
be replaced if it doesn't give good ser-
vice.
Tea and~coifce-pote-—60c to 81.
‘Tea kettles—8i to 31.30,
Sauce pans and kettles—25c to 950.
”2 DOS.
(govered pans and kettles—55c to
Si 5
Rice boilers-90c to 82.40.
llish pans—Ii to 81.80,
Milk and pudding
s—26c to title.
Bucketswiflc to it c. .
Fry panHlic to title.
. NICKLED GOODS.
Articles that are made doubiy- attrac-
tive and much more durable by a coat-
ing of nickel:
Hanging s‘oap dishes—Abe to 81.50.
Soap dishes—10c. 25c to 31 25.
Towel racks—45¢ and Side
Bath sprayed-8i and 82.50.
Crumb tray and brush—bile to 81.76.
Tea strainers-40¢: to 20c.
Cuspidors—ilfu: to 51.60.
Trays—12c to 83.
Chaiining dishes—42.50 to 812.
Tea and coffee pots—25c 1o82.fiil_
Tea kettles-ohm to 31.65.
iirldg‘cpo‘rt. Conn.
THE HOWLANDM
DRY GOODS CO» ..
Your Chance
China“ Muglaaa. ad kitchen.
3‘ ”'11“ :‘9’ any n.‘ pm to 51 “4‘19: ”P" y” w‘slls
ery wont ‘“
Mia them than is may a bill ' ‘
. w .a bargain rel- {’8'le no! fire”
lshes. it's, as foils and so big and do “
'tberti' mm room In the china WK
epartm at me all of it to be served; 50‘-
iihs‘a'siended ta sohtlld W
fidor and at am nigh spots there 1 903 goods:
Call and at these
papers. for the prlm do
207,“ llIAIlIAltI Strati-
Bankrupt Sale
13 abet/lowing lollh opportuni-
ties in Ladle: Clan/es, Suits,
Capes. Shirts and Mllllnery.
but there's only a few days
left for the disposition of the
stock, sa'don'f daisy.
One of the special items is
regular 10 I5 and 20 cent
I 903 patterns for
I cent.
is: FAIR 0LOAii
Asa FUR STORE
88 Washington Street.
illilES "MITRE:
'3. 8110’.
liar Crows Irene
PEllllllllllll' Pills. \
u-rfimnm
Lida, MRI his w'illsu
imminent“...
n. In mo. m “y.
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WWI“ Writer.
HM
ii in
RISIGN
the Record Herald from Elkhart. ind..
saysz‘
oldest locomotive engineer lin-
employ fifty- two years ago.
TRAGEDY AVERTE'D.
every day.
to know it's the on
Coughs Colds and iii Lung diseases.
Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter. Drugglst
Price We and 81.
Native Eel
at” Round Clams 50c pk.
CAPT DUCROSS
”HER 'NTSREST X93? ..........
Shouldorms Smoked 8 design 10
Smoked Help. rte: sin 5.33
M3“; Realm mm“
Steak, 10c: Po use
”or Ma's?” f.- be to‘ Ho;
Roast“; to no. Batter, any
Foley’ 8 Kidney Cure
'OHW IhOCOMO'M't‘Ii lNOlNIIR
CHICAGO 'Marhh 19~A despatcli to
Henry 8. Tod. said to be the
the
ommtry. has resigned mm the service
of the Lake Shore. He entered their
"Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved. " writes Mrs W. Wat-
' kins of Pleasant CR9. Ohio."
monia had played and havoc with him
and a terrible cough set in besides.
Doctors treated him. but he grew worse
At length we tried Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tics 'and our darling was saved. Re a
new sound and well. " Everyone ought
-sure card for
alpha“.
Trial bottles free.
0.
12c; Bluefish. 12c; Salmon. 12c; Fine
ssh. sludge:- Market cod. as; use
dock; 5e: Buck Shad 10c; SheakCod.
inc. All other kinds of iish at real-
onable prices. Clams and Oysters, 26c
iii! psi-lad of Washington Street sum
A... mention my Building.
Pork Roast.‘ lie: I lbs. Home-Made
.Ssussga. no; limb Hans. may
tanned?
‘Iu‘
Capital, 81,500,000 Surplus. 8105.000.
industrial Seville: and lacs 00.
OF NEW YORK. .
tun—u..—
Stata Supervision of New
. .fork-end..6onmtlaat.
orric's';'1mts'a'iu 31'.
Resident flimmldent Mangers
. Mortimer M. Lee . R. L. ceburu
Charles, I. new John a. Lawrence
. blunt Glacial
l'tkl-V'll‘li‘l
6': soul Contractor.
SIWSRS, AND SEWIR' counsel”
TIONS, "WATER WORK OF ALL
KINDS. GRADING, ROCK EXCAVA-
TION MASON WORK
Small or Let-pa Jobs of Any Kind.
Estimates Churfuily Given.
26 Wood 8ft. So. Norwslk.
, .ss utilitiuesttxormc m.
KETS WITH ALL PURCHASES;
m
For home beautifying don't forget
that Blgelow s Bunnie is the session
of beauty and wearing quality.
———y——«
WE ARE COLE AGENTS FOR THE-
eia nous. .
Ask about lt.
Norwalk li'd’w’ e co.
,. Whats St...sot.wair..
’.‘. ill ;.
M
" ii" i 7:101:00:
,. QM I W st'éh 17. it“!
i must: . .emssssgnrmclyg
1903:
Wooster. solicitor of patents, Bridge-
winters M.‘ Manned: New Haven
“ng“ for betting Machines,
Mill? lidpmfdt‘dulipi'lt-
.:L. 51.1' ‘1: -
Henry Cum: “0! Britain. sns~
EM]!!!
ii ‘ lli‘
not lodtcsfe their rlch quality, 7
remnant. of life.
‘ with Divinity.
unannounced as; .l A. M. a
“harem
1": sandal Manson. New Britain, spring J
ms apt-mm, innocuous, irt
Metaphuscs
A Correspondent Gives
Some further Extracts
from the lectures“ of Rev.
Dry» Van boron in Norwalk
Baptist Church
So far. this woik seems —mythlcal and
lmpracticulilc, as there are people here
who have provon the force of the sub-
jective mind not simply along
line of health but in iinances‘ and so-
cini (auditions. Scores of people say
in substance. i am a better Christian.
f hawI more faith and am more r c-
‘onciled to life and its concomitan it
because of this teaching.
What has been accomplished by one.
can be accomplished by all. Deity is
no rospecter of persons. all are equal-
ly equipped power to be. or not to be.
is inherent in the soul principle which
is the entity man. '
it is unwise to hastily conclude that
it is not wmth while to attempt to dem-
instrate the truth of these things This
is a serious and fatal mistake. it is
possible for any one to change the con
ditions of life. This is true. because
it conforms to the changeleas law of
Deity. it is foolish to try to produce
results utterly foreign to the. constitu
lion of humanity. The church has
taught that trouble is A necessary con-
God is not the auth-
or of trouble. We have brought it to
ourselves through being ignorant,
All things are yours, It is in accord
with the will of God that we should be
absolutely perfect in health. Wealth.
honor, in everything. "He is more
willing to give ”good gifts than are
earthly parents.’ if is His purpose to
give you the kingdom. which represents-v
absolute authority over everything on
this planet. You have the privilege
to be what you aspire to be. Con-
form to the law. the will of God. and
have all things which you demand. re
fuse to comply with it and you meet
the consequences. "if ye abide in me
and my word abides in you. ask what
ye will and it shall be done unto you.“
Ask. seek. knock. the loiperativo of
God. it is right to demand anything
(in ibis planet. hove. kindness and
charity enlarge the soul. and from the
propelf attitude to invite the blessing
of God in treatment of self. or of
another person. destroy the mental
picture. which is responsible for the
disease. The body is 'a sensitised
plate. acted upon by the mind. which
photographed on that plate the con-
dition or disease.
Hulls. carbuuclcs. etc. indicate a
mental condition, which has produced
a disturbance of the nervous system.
You see the law of mind cbiectifled in
the physical body. Raise your vibra-
tions by conceiving self as omnipotent
it is a question of health. wealth and
influence not to be trified with. Fear
not to say. “the Father and l are One.‘
"My will shall accomplish the purpose
for which it was sent, declare it di-
vine, because you are the offspring of
God. and assert its dominion over ev-
erything.
You cannot stand in a vacant room
and repeat God. God. for five minutes.
without a tremor from head to foot.
because of consciousness of contact
it is pleasing to God
that you should master bodily inflrma-
lies. This is a demonstration of di-
vine power. You are. in the inner
nature. “One with God." Change your
vibrations and become positive. then
old by data: the mind an the everlast-
lug force represented by blue. this
higher iorce is more potential and
burns out the drone This is not dif
ficult to do will you test it? Avoid
seeing the disease either mentally or
objectively. hold a perfect picture of
the desired condition. until you feel
that it is accepted. Remember
denials destroy and must first be
Iii-tide. Affirmations create. Protect
yourself when treating others. do not
place both hands on the patient. Place
your right“ band on him. conceive the
magnetic current entering your left
'side. and flowing through your body
and out at the right side. and to the
patient. through your right hand. con-
tinue this until you patient bathed in
the blue light. Should you place the
left hand on the patient. you present
the negative pole of the body to the
disease. and may easily contract it. '
in rubbing another. the motion of the »
right band should be from the feet
to the head and If the left one from the
bond to feet, thus you send the mag-
you receive the
to contract the disease. ,
To get the patient‘s aura concentrate
on it demand that it be made known
to you. is this visionary? Every
force in the universe of God is initial-
‘ lo.“ filespect the invisible it is fine.
on will see the aura obi'ectiveiy or
some.
know the proper magrctic force' to di
reel. to patient; then damn d pt, Deity
t' you be lrcd ,a‘ the ill trum‘ent of
flailing. To this pntlent. there ii a
supply its every demand; You have
t to demand .You have lions
nine when you have done this. Pow-
at is not confined; it is vested in every
ma that lives demand your right and
the power to “Enemies ft. m have
the power. treat yourself for positive-
uess am Forget the color when you
have imagine it. it'll use it, as a force:
on. The subjec-
lht- .
that '
netic current. reverse this rule and 1
force. and are liable '
subjectively the collection will be the .,
“When you see the aura you -, ,.
y ment‘s application for his extradition.
Q
Alterations lbs in
s"
UP l'i'ii'l-
rogress
I
'i‘li
Means improvement nut onlu
in the appeardnce of our
lame slore.butalso in the facil-
files for the displauinaof our
tremendous stock of Spline
Goods
Formal Opening Saturdau the
215i. Keep this date in'
mind. ‘
55- 55 Washington St. So. Norwalk, CL.
Big Spring Shoe Salt
iNTEREST INCREAsEs’DAiLY.
_ Tomorrow we add to this important occasion by offering guaranteed pat-
ent colt skin Shoes for men and women, at
, $1.95.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS.
Shoes for Women at $1.25 and 81.48. Shoes for Men at 95c and 81.25.
Every shoe included in this sale was made to sell for much more than we
ask for ilieui. See our windows.
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store.
Carpets Mattings
Oil Cloth. Linoleums.
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demand now Houscclea'ning .' .
anticipation discovers many short- comings and the necessity of a. newesr- '
pet. Matting, Oil Cloth or Linoleum if this describes your predicament re-
member our reputation for large stock and small prices and you. are on the
right road to bargains. it is our intention that every customer shall receive
full value for every dollar spent under this roof for Furniture. Etc. Pat~
terns the newest. Qualities the best. Prices the lowest
'Our Norwalk friends will find our store a convenient place to wait for
a trolley car
A. J. COLLINS & 00..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
l2 to It! North Main St. South Norwak.
w
A
Hi. .1; 3.91:}
Coal is Lower.
IT your coal is getting low in the bin, so is out: lit.
price. Might as well enjoy yourself for the rest at the
winter. Our coal is running good-looks nice. shiny
and clean. and will throw out heat to the last. You call
buy of us with confidence that you” re getting the be'st.
One ten of it produces a. 000 lbs. of satisfaction. 1.:
.. Drop in tomorrow with your order—or telephone: ‘
“3—53‘P3-
John H. Ferris
I40 Washington Street; South Horwai '
lisAIhe‘result? Paint the picture. sow
the seed of poverty and you reap what
you sow. If you sow the seeds of an-
ger. hate Jealousy and envy do you
expect to' reap love peace and joy? it.
Strange expectation! Sow love and or :
reap love. ‘ ’
add
mum or WRIGHT summons. BLKCK HITS
will NDON March i'il-——'l'he case of 2 .e , g... 1.33;. {313 ' 1 ’
suitable for immediate ‘wear W «
ingsomechoicedesinifaadet “hm '7
ialiy for mourning rile stfld’ .'
sevens are!!! lad print m
”reasonable.
in. FACKE
i": .10. .me’”
81 mm arm
Whitaker wright the company promo
ter. of this city. who is under arrest in
New York; came up in the Guild Hall
police court this momenta help:
the day the malada- obtained easiest
bias was, returnable. Ferns-lot“
lion was mm court of right's
arrest in ew York. and at the govern
, Mr. chair-
Norwalk Chronicler