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DAY. APRIL 9. 1903.
Almanac for Tomorrow.
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«lunch on». Non-walk.
- Itor'o Mdoooo.
good fli- story is told in a helpinn
_ ., . A gardener had planted 260
w ‘ bulbs. The following day, when
to oompleteibe number the 1111111
111111111 bulbs had hillappuaretl
rioilsly.. lie was told that pel
, fltihod been at work, and looked
their hole. This he found. and dug
, ll into the earth until 11 subtel»
eon chamber was disclosed, where
till whole of the 250 bulbs were hidden
Wad neatly in rows one above the
War. There was a bundle of hay and
“It! leaves also. showing that the. rats
Void made most elaborate preparations
the winter'season.
There are many things in Pa1is.
Among them. la 11 silent club. The
Inoioberm are all dear and dumb. and
dommunidate with each other by signs.
They meet in rooms in the Montpur-
ma district. and there drink, smoke,
Did! cords, and read the newspapers.
AMI magnilnes and “the newest novels
The servants attached to the club are
in deaf and dumb and move about
Holmium! and mysteriously They are
dared to put down plates and glasses
limit a sound so that a silence near-
?‘as complete as that prevailing in a
eliterclan or 11 Carthusian cioister is
”finished.
FASHIONS!
It seems as if the sleeves did not
, unite as far down over the hand
no formerly.1
There is a wonderful variety of rain-
, I on the market—gay and elabor
ind ones by the side of others exceed-
11ny simple and severe.
‘ here will be no bldck line bctwcon
oh I white duck or suede Oxfords and
(own this summer for White stock-
are to be the rule 11ilh suc h
9Telly spangles ale 1a11ght to the fol
age with which toques are covered giv-
ing the effect of dew. This but is best
111111? in the morning it you wish tie
it! in the deception.
1,0” doesn't read so much about the
o Mug-dish £181 formerly. but it is
4 , btiess used far more than ever be
taro. A chafingdish dinner is the up-
Wate way- of entertaining one's
The satimruhber coats are especially
appropriate for yachting trips one of
the prettiest being that of cream- -whltc
color with collar of bright color Brass
buttons are used on. _'many of these
19111 ~
The heaVy. rich tassels of gold or sil-
Tor are caught to the points of loco
It is needless to say that
loch an elaborate piece of ornaments
111111 must seems among a gown or equal-
110 h mater
nanny of to rely wreaths of new.
which you sow the shops are in-
the brim by the merest amateur
’ 1 , excellent effect
souls leaves completely cover the
‘1of one of the prettiest hats on
on. Thoaloouilar edge of the
Wed a‘ pleasant change both in
“and shape mm the. ordinary fol-
ud in this was.
m? '
Ill ll. WiliililI
Hobmntcrctt
We on! Well :rirej
teed for mmiiaon. for $25—35
hull $2 per week until paid gum
. and look at these wheels if you
”4‘7.-
beat. 1
. ‘I Old Well Tire guaranteed
Wsoason for $6 the pain
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Phone 194-2.
FRANKLIN ST.
toh at he trimming of 7
”WV: placed under or ‘ '
1 The Far-Famed Mayor of Chinatown,
king of purchasing. as they ‘
in
. 0., April I—Mrs.
m'ho come here re-
csntiy from This. shot dud fatally
wounded Carroll Nb: of Fayettovllle
Ark.. while the latter was asleep in his
room here early today. Mrs. William:
and Nix were former sweethearts. Mrs
Williams is thirty years old pnd Nix
twenty. 'Nix In an ante- mortam state
. ment. said he came here from Fayette-
vllic, to let our from s woman.
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anrnn'rarmg’eurs.
Hov‘r s THEATRE.
One Performance Only,
711111101141! svmmo APRIL 9111.
Quinlan and Wall
imperial Minstrels
Grand First Part Spectacle, 11 lft'ccp‘
lion-to the 1
DIPLOMATIC LEGION,
When the correct costumes of all the
.governmentr of the earth wu.
be worn.
A Congress of Comedians, headed by
JIMMY WALL.
PRICES, 250. 60c. 751:. 01.00.
Carriages at 10:30
HOYT’ S— THEATRE
Matinee and Night.
SATURDAY. APRIL 11.
It's a Corker!
THE EVERGREEN SUCCESS.
The amusement bargain of the season.
The Original and Only One
HOYT’S
A Bunch of "Keus
(OR THE HOTEL)
Character Artists who conceive New
'ldeas and Execute them in the most
billliant manner.
Jokes and Methods that are fresh and
bright ', 1 "
A Screaming Farce. bubbling with
merriment, originality and wit. ‘
EVERYTHING RlGllT UP TO DATE.
PRICES. 25c. 35c and title.
Matinee, 15 and 25c.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
MONDAY. APRIL 13,
Positive Appearance of
DENMAN THOMPSON.
in "The Daddy of 'em All.”
The Old Homestead.
Production identical with original cast
of favorites. including
THE FAMOUS OLD HOMESTEAD
DOUBLE QUARTETTE,
PRICES: 25c, 50c 75c and 81. 00
Sale of seats opens at Hovt‘s Thea
ire South Norualk and Weeds druc
store Norwalk. 5 days in advance oi
all attractlohl-s "
shrclsl Announcement
On Saturday evening April is the
distinguished actress Mrs. chOync
will be seen ill this city at Hoyt‘s Thea
tre,,in1 her latest successful comedy,
“Among Those Present." under the di-
rection of, George H. Brennan. This
promises to be the most notable event
of the present theatrical season, Sale
of seats will commence on Tuesday
April 14. Prices, 50 cents to $1.50. On
account of the interest manifested in
\l1s.l.eMoynes appearance. and the
large number of Inquiries already made
at the box otllce it has been decided
that applications for seats sent in be-
fore the opening of the sale will be filed
in the order of their receipt. Free list
will positivelybe suspended for this
angagement. if L
THEfifiA’I MAKERS’
SICK §flV§FIT SOCIETY'S
Grand Ball
liusll: flail.
Wonday Night. April 1311.
As an especial attraction they have
engaged at great expense. the only
CHUCK CONNORS,
and his Oriental wife. in sayings
dances. and doings. descriptive of
011111111156". life .
- -: ADMISSION, 25¢.
twill“
GRAND _VA|lDEVIlI.E SIGN
. ._ for the ~ » .
llllliFiT Tili Till-I liliiliillli Hilillill.
m. OYT'fi THEATRE,
E to? y. In“ ‘7.
N * l'iv‘fioiS' p‘. in.
An entirely new entertainment un-
der the management of
' “a "lift: Orchestra.
float fall to see the new Shirt Dance.
Admission, 01, 75c, 50c and Site.
Chart open Saturday April 11 at box
once, South moms“: and 'Weed’s
Drug Store Norwalk. all St
South“ liorvrl
.COIIGREGATIOIIL CHURCH
reason ave. APRIL 1111.. .
Charla: r. Undubln
_ in a dramatic recital of
We! Value"
ADMISSION $50.
aims sun. is: extra. “
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“the"
New Store. WailSl
unnatural ill.
merrier? or 110?an 11.11111
bate Court March 26, A. D.. 1903.
lllstate of Nichols S. Hawkins. late of
Norwalk in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dio-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and at
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement Those l
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly uttested. within said time. wil ll
be deharred 11 recovery. All personai
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate paymeln to
WM. l1‘. TAMMANY.
Administlatcl.
living Lotlvosd it to.
“Coal” '
“Coal”
. “Coal"
$6.25 per 'l’on
The price of coal having dropped we
as usual are the first to give our pn-
trons the benefit.
“’11 lugc you to buy our Lelllgh Coal
IH‘JHURI‘. we know it will be satisfuc-i
tory.
prices.
lictlcr buy now while its cheapest
living Lockwood it to
122 WATER ST,
11121 112 ll
SO,~NURWAI.K
Branch Office 2 Radium St.
'l‘el. Call 1111..
“7;?
EASTER is COMING.
Do you think you will live to set it.
Expectation of life is more 11 matter of
health than of age if you are full of
aches you think you may go anv day
and if you me free flmn tlmm you on
not see how you can ever die.
in immortality of life before
court-s to all who rid themselves of
malaria and rilvumutistu bv talkiuu
Dr. Dick's Medicine. It will bring
you rosycbcekcd t11 mzlny anothl-l
Easter.
F. T. Egglnson
Painter and ”Decorator.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
—PAINTERS' SUPPLIES——
82M. Mains treat
Clpitli..1.m Surplus. 3185.000
Industrial Ssvlaas and Icon 011.
or new vonK.
State Supervlsloo” a! No
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 or: «on.
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OFFICE, 12 80. MAI” 8T.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Loo R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow
3
You can't twat our coal or our'
“l'lit‘f .
ticat‘v ‘
John B. Lawrence;
‘11 Keep Polo. Wins Position.
’Othor Railroads Involved in Its Claim
PHILADELPHIA. Itiull wrhe
chsteln Union Telegraph Company
has entered suit in the United States
circuit court. against the i’hiladeiphla.
Baltimore and Washington and the
‘P iladelphla and ltimoro .Centrul
r.oad11 both contra ed by the Penn-
‘11 vanla- Ruilload. in which the same
to are involved a in the state
gllgsinst the Pcnnsyi 11 Railroad.
The plaintiffs seek 11 have the rail-
:1outl companies restrained from inter-
Ilcriun with its poles and wires, and
asks the court to assess the amuuut of
11~niul that should be paid to the Idli-
loads tor the continutd use of their
light of way. ’lhe plaintiffs contend
that the contract entered into on
iMarcll I. 1863. I11 still in force. The
railroads hold that the time. limit spec.
.iiled in the agreement has expired.
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FLAGMAN GAGAIN DEAD.
, WA'l‘llIltllthY. April 9-—.lohn lla-
lgain. of New Britain, who was fiagman
.1111 the passenger train which collided
' with a wild cat engine in the Brooklyn
district Mlilth ill 11ch at the Il()Il|lI~
Ital today of his injuries. tlagaln suf
icicd n frn1t11rc of one of his hips and
i'illillllt's to his head. Ills death makes
.1tl11- nulnbcr of the victims of the col-
lllslon lilrcc. .lohn Skelly, of Bridge-
!pon who was at first thought to be
ifutally injured is doing Well at the
lliospltni and thc tondition of Dennis
r‘lallll‘tv of New llav.11n lht' oihel
tlninman who was seriously illut 1.1
llIt-il) reported as fnvor.alllt*
:LITTLE CHANGE iN CARPENTERS'
STRIK E.
NEW YORK. April 9- -In spite of tho
lpromlees made by the Amalgamated
1 ohm of (‘ urpuntcrl to start “01k on
Icvcry job 11 here the Brotherhood mom
Ilt‘lhl have struck there was
thangl- ill the mike situation.
1
7 " pours.
\
:Sifltlll lawn titling;
'lhc inhabitants. legal voters of tho!
town of Norwalk are ban by notified
and warned that 11 special town meet-
lug will it.» llcld in th11 Town Hall
,\\ all stl'-11t,ou \\1.1lnez~d'1,1.Aprll 1 1th.
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i 1“”3- “I S ”" “W" I" “W "W ““141 (”T 1 Chamberlain soul to the Senate today
'lllt‘
11nd .
”m annual liviltilllfl‘d' : of MIiItIIt’li‘inl. and Hiram Port. of New
' ‘ illnvrn.
tions for the support J" the public" board “f arbitration.
‘ turniborcd Unit the three original mom-
”I; following purposes. to- wit
. 'lo lay the unnlitlT'lown tax;
‘2. To nlnkc
s1 hum».
Dated at Norwulk.u1c 9th day of
April. limit
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL'lJ’NES.
. Wll I. [AM Ii. REED.
'Sl-wiutlueu of the T111111 of Nolwalk.
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MILLINERY.
Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
1iIit Windsor [.1 111- k and Rainbow Street
little Railway (‘oulpuny of from 111111 to three
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; 2903, and for two years thereafter. The
11 Senate received a favorable
211 WEST WASHINGTON oraEET.‘
llas returned home from Providente.
with a full line of hilllincry Goods and
is ready to receive her (untamers for
the Easter trade, with a fill] lino of
Trimmed and lintrlmmed lists. Call
and look over the goods before going
elsewhere.
131.5111 worth 82 50. Ladies'
LHuts $3.50. worth $5.00. Don’t forget
’ to call
‘21 WEST WASHINGTON
OLD BANK BUILDlNG.
our 6 4| w.
, cut School for Boys.
Children‘s Trimmed Hats,‘
Trimmed ,
here from Port Arthur say no trouble
STREET.
front there to dispose the Chinese who
i
Unfavorable Report in the House on
Four Yuro' Plan.
HARTFORD. Conn, April 9—Mr.
Bicknell. of Meridon, occupied the
speaker’s cllulr ut the opening of to-
day‘s session, Speaker Kencaly return-
ing at the opening of the Norwaik
fight
The committee on constitutional
amendments reported unfavorahly to
thodlouse. this morning, on the rcso~
lution making the term of judges of
tin1 probate court four years. and the
amendment was rejected. The com-
mittcc on railroads reported unfavon
ably on the rcsolution incorporating a
new trolley company to build from
Waterbury to Witteriown. Mr. Dow—
nes, of Walllngfurd. stated that the
Connecticut hallway and Lighting
Company, had just I‘t-l-l-lvml In the
senate llll extension of limo for the
construction of a road over the same
routc. their original building being
held up by opposing interests ill the
courts,
A bill repealing the one dollar boun-
ty law on foxes was rejected, Mr. Ar-
nott. of Manchester. stating that foxes
were a nuisuln-c, and any law aiding
in their extermination should be. kept
on the books.
The House voted the use of the hull
of the House 1111 Wednesday Apill 15.
at 2 p. "I. to tl111 committee on public
health and safety for further hearing
on the vaccination repeal bills, the un-
favorable report of the committee on
which was rejected yesterday. Permis-
sion was granted by the railroad com-
mittee this morning to the Bristol and
l’luinvlile ’l‘runwny t‘ompuny to gene-
rate and distribute gas in the town of
Plymouth in u favorable rcport. 'l‘ubled
for calendar.
An inrrcusi- of maxium stock was
p111‘miltcd by tho sumo committee to
Illll'ltIIt1i thousand dollars.
(in motion of Mr. i-lcovillc, 11f Satire
bury the special order of the day for
April 15. was postponed until April ‘22
This matter of the, “institutional
um1ndn1eut 1111 representation known
as the ‘ (‘ llatllcld plan“ 1111 wl1i1h there
is n majority favorable report and a
minority uni'nvol‘alllc. Mr. .‘icovllhI ex-
Ipinincd th11 ucuvssity for this action.
Wining that on April I.“- lit11 important
to ulrnngrlnlut of the New linven
2w unis villi bl 111111 for action and that
~.pcl d1 111M111 on this was noctssury
in order to bustvn the scnutol'inl regis-
Irlltlon report.
l‘itOt‘El-lethlS
ilAli'l‘i‘OItl).
IN T1111: SENATE.
April 9.-—~(lovcrnor
nomination of John lluriburt
White, of Hartford. Josiah M. Hubbard,
to ho members of the state
It will be re
iwrs of the board resigned last sum-
mer in consequence on conditions aris-
ing from tho troilcy strike in New
Haven. The new nominations are to
fill these tbrcc vacancies until July 1,
report
from the judiciary cmnmittco fixing
the sulnrh-s 11f clerks of the superior
1'lllll‘l. as follows:
X1111! Haven. 811,000, of which $2.000
shall be paid to the assistant clerk at
Waterbury. Tolland. 82.000.
A resolution was offered to the Sen-
;1111 appointing James N. States, of
New Haven, a trustee of the Connecti-
A favorable re.
port was made by the committee on
railroads giving the Connecticut Light-
ing and Railway Company the right to
operate its road in North Main street,
Ansonla.
N0 TROUBLE EXPECTED AT VALU
PEKIN. April 9.—-—Advlces received
is expected as a result of the Yalu uf1
fair. Only 11 few Russian troops were
had threatened the place.
Fresh Goods are what you want.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST»
CALL 584.
‘11". ~‘Q 11
Gllilll THINGS TO EAT.
We keep our stock moving by buying today what we'll sell today and tomorrow. Pure,
1 Pure Raspberry or Strawberry jam. 2 jars for 25¢: Fancy California P:achcs or Bartlett
Pears, 3 lb. can, nor”; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes, 25a; 3 lbs. Rice. 25c. , Moorpark Fancy Apricots, 161:.
lb.; Eva Peaches. 10c. lb. 3 lbs, 23o; Peanut Butter, 201:.le Limp Starch, 51:. 1b.; 3 lbs. Boss
Crackers. 251;; 2 lb. box Boneless Codfish. 251;: Large Fat B'loate rs, a for so; Smoked Halibut, 161:.
lb. We have a large arrival of FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS.
You can get plenty of FRESH EGGS here. New Potatoes, Sp' ”and: Celery, Tomatoes, Let-
tuce. and everything 1n FRESH VEGETABLES when quality' 1s all right.
C E Seymour. Leading Grocer.
EASTER GREETING
Free Souvenir to all
A scauurul Panorama Easter Egg will 1i. given ens: to all opossum of 01. oil worth or more of Gwen'-
lulu at our stores on Easter Saturday, April the 11th.
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Manufacturers’ Sample line of.
Women‘s new Suits
Ono -‘3\\'1rd Sass
Saccoilonn\ G“ titan.
duplicates of earlu
l-E’l less.
Mann Garments are what we bought
will be placed on sale with the samples at
No prospective suit buuer can
afford to miss this opporiunitu. This
Sale surpasses all former low prices at
the opening of the season.
Store and the purchases of these sample
suits are both fortunate. _
the most pronounced features of the new
Gowns is the prevalence of lightweight
grenadine like materials.
heavier cloth. The charming Voiies. Can-
vas and Eiamine weaves in beautiful colors
that make up the costume show.
prices are far below what others will ask
at the end of the season when prices are
broken. DON’T FORGET THIS SAV-
lNG OF DOLLARS on Saturday.
The following details will give uou an
idea of this great offeri‘na.
last month. These
The Boston
This season
in place of
The
Yank Tin. i
Eton and Blouse Jackets;
styles, some with drop skirt,
others unlined; canvas cloth.
broadcloth. homespun, serge,
granite cloth and Venetian;
made up in the most approv-
ed fashion. Value up to $20,
all one price,
$21.50
Slot No. ‘2.
Black and Colored Tailor
Suits. in fine broadcloth,
cheviot. serge and etamine..
Value $25.00, at
518.1111
\lbh'llo Wallets
Hundreds 'of Fine Sheer
perfect style. the kind that fit.
Value 51.25. Saturday
51.00
Easter Ellen to
Titania ‘01 P h 9.. {ohms
We are sure that no glove
is‘ made that has better qual-
ities than our dollar P. & L.
Gloves. The manufacturer in-
sists that he does not know a
possible improvement in
glove making. 1A: to choice
skins and more careful selec-
tions, he insists that every
skin that goes into our gloves
is the very finest and choic-
eat, from a very careful selec-
tion from the best French
tanned skins; The new lines
that have arrived for Enter
wear are fresh, soft and de-
\ 1131111111. as only aboolutely
new gloves can‘be. Beauti-
and black. glue and on
White Waists. made up in
nu coloringuilncmahfg white .
I8astothY1Il1ncru
Every style that is good,
taken from the newest
French and English modes,
will be found at the Boston
Store. New Easter Hats are
here in greater variety than
ever before. while the style
and work are of the highest
The prices are rea-
sonable. Hundreds of hats to
select from, also Untrimrncd
hats and flowers in the very
newest styles.
Sector
Reckoner
Dainty and chic is the ilns
mense line of Woman's Neck-
wear and Collar Tops. Such
as is seldom seen outside of.
New Yorka We have placed
on our counters hundreds of
the new designs in foreign
and American makes. They
consist of all shapes and col-
, cringe, but white takes the
foremost rank in linen, silk
and cotton. Hand and much-
order.
Every pair manned at
$1.00
inc made. Lowiy priced.
the to Slob
Open This Evening Till 9 P. M.
Norwalk Chronicler