”I. Keelor was in New York, yu-
.. Won business.
% Blaaeil is very ill at his home
an Zandt street . »
“is. A. B. Craw of Winfield street.
is recovering from a severe attack of
the drill
. V The meeting of the Junitu- Band will
be led by Harry Crossott tho is home
on a vacation.
1 The quarantine has been mmoved
hour the home of Mr and Mn Murray
in Rowan atrooti-W :
Miss Maud Kepler who has been ill
at the home of her parents do Betta
Place. is somewhat better.
Miss Adailne Nth is suffering
with a severe attack of tonsilltls at
her home in South Osborn avenue.
Charles Density and Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Mar shall have moved from Mon
roe street, South Norwalk to Betts
Place.
The r-eglllal monthly business meet-
ing of Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company will be held Monday evening
at the truck house.
Mrs. Alexander Painter, after being
confined to her home for flvo weeks
with congestions of the lungs. is now
very ill with qulnzy.
Edward Brynnt. who latciy sold his
blncltsmitlring shop in Seavlcw ave-
nrrc. has entered the employ of Luther
M. Wright in South Nor walk The
shop has been closed
'llrc ltgular weekly prayer meeting
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
was held last evening. It was led bl'
Rev Edward Cunningham. and was
well attended. despite the hard rain.
The Bar. and Mrs. A. S. Kagalty
have returned to their births in
Southold Long Island, after spend-
ing the week with Ml. andM rs Ai-
exalldcr Palmer 3 Hanford Place.
East Norwalk.
Special Easter music will be rend
stored in the East Avehue Methodist
Church Sunday. Rehearsals have been
held often for the past few weeks and
the choir has attained great proli-
clency under the direction of Choir
Master Hipson. The- program will be
adflne one and doubtless well render~
9
Today the convention of the Advent
Sunday schools and Loyal Workers’
Societies of the state. will be held‘in
the Advent Christian Church here.
There will be about. 150 delegates
from different parts of the state. alld
. VVhsa rVrr-ervettrVat the m. ttVst iV/ertr boast ~ .
ion station. with machinery for the
new improvements on the railroad.
Section Foreman O E. Everett is busy is
sllperlntandin:a force of men atwork1day handed down an opinion in the
putting in switches. etc. case of John Beatty against David Cal-
The ancient chair ouudahtbitlon inl lahan and others. in .whlch it reversed
JameaWoodls wndov/ fetus is at- the Judgment entered! after: trial at
tractlng a good deal of attention. it is special term and or‘dels a new trial
said to have been in use by the town? Beatty. who was plaintiff in the or-
of Barton for over one hundred years. i lglnsi action. la a master painter and
When Town Cl rlt Waterbury was in and contracts for doing certain work.
Officer be hadt is chair» it has an: A preliminary injunction was granted.
iron gearing wanderneathl which cool but after trlrri the complaint was dis-
be manlprliaten by the person seated missed. it was alleged the Union
in it so all do Vacs 8 1V.“ hing mow crrused a general strike upon work for
lion slmllar‘ hack i'id It lsi whlrh the plaintiff had a contract not
worth «a trip tVl)‘ Mr. wood’tsII tore to: because he refused to pay Union
see this valuable rerlc. ‘ wages or employ t rlloil men. bill be-
*—-V---—--'- cause he refused to recognise repre—
ln the tie-
Ioanrr to Calm Itrllta.
NEW YORK April tho—The appel-
te division of the supreme court to»
~Accidenta some with diatressingr sentatlves of the lr..rion
frequency on the farm. Cuts bruises r clslon tho c-orrrt says:
stings sprains Dr Thomu' VEclectrlc' ”The method here employed to com-
Oil relievesrthe pain instantly. Never no! the plaintiff to accede to the‘ de-
aaie without. it 'mands of the defendants are unjust.
unreasonable and such as the law does
.lrtlt recognize and will not tolerate.
As well might the defendants resort
Ito physical force to lenforce alleged
rights or redress res or imaginary
his line old play The Old Homestead.“ wrongbgl it clearly appeals that they
eastwards:"true.vi;l wwr .1"'.P"’.”.°*."‘i“,m
and ry a ma (ml eslo o lure
seldoin go inlaid: of a theatreIIlt manner .1... plaintiff. and 11111 1191“ so. the
u we (omeVVr-ns earnest. for The Oldi plaintiff was entitled to relief with all
tVlIVtVamtViV:tlslVlerthica'c:?e.hrglar'thfh:wlVaVVaaiV: 0“! tire authoritits to which our attention
3 “1- h l .1 ”ti."
wholesome and inviting; as much oi a VVVV V9“ V13} ~~~~~~ -——--
delight to children as to those of riperi REIFUSEDTOOIEY gunpogug
yeajrs.l it lanai; familiar to dire graft; W... . t r. ,.
ma or iy of t eatr-e goers ast e fond Supreme Court uphold. ContpntionV or
Bible. and the unifies here whlc
“ 'hedges it around” is dug in which itVi NEW lt)iVlVK'.V.AVVpr$i.VlVi-V:The appellate
El§hoam1iflhshrfs lgshdgwwliltcdgb. ,MT‘V ' division of the supreme court today
cast of unusual Vexrellence is promised i intruded doll"; 5m Iogitgout 3,“ “‘11:.“
ere ran n can anon no ya
and a “can“ production 9‘1““ “’V t“. subpoena issued by the supreme court
original in detail. 'lhe ever pleasing
vocal feature. the double quartette will! :htihi; “a?”{‘Iiifimflfiof’imcflfigfeg
POPULAR AMUOEM INTI.
DENMAN THOMPSON COMING.
rlretomlng of bellman Thompson and
" r. t. V.-
' ThenWaIno .
bad; The head aches.
:"VVJ" bod r
3.39% will;
Everything goes wron
nerves weaken. And the skin rs “neiir'ly minted.
Your doctor knows what“ medicines will
cliiV'e these troubles”: the medlcriies thrit are in
Ayers SIarV'VIsspIVerl-iila. Carlson llliir freely
rs 2ago i had bunches come out on my head and had abrea kin
led different tern-dim without relief.
bro i had taken halt a barrio the bunches and
rash were gone. and I felt like a new “Nat. A. Want. BentleyOrsa
. VCuarathee
he as importantly placed as usual and
the grand choir of twenty voices in the
Grace Church scene is said to be as in-
spiring as of old
HOY'l‘28 “A BUNCH OF KEYS” .‘
Without exaggeration Manager Hoyt
is presenting one of the best farce.
comedy attractions on the road thlsV
season. The entertainment is to be
commended for the good taste which
marks every feature of it. There are
no mares jokes. suggestive allusions or ;
questionable pranks such as often spoil .
farce comedy performantes The mu-
sit in pretty; the company is thor_orlgh-
iv adequate. the spatialtics are in-
« sale Slrrcty Company.
lurcr a commissioner appointed by
the Superior court of Delaware to take
testimony in the matter of. the Dela
The Deldwane
Surety Company was organised it was
alleged. to enable Otto Heinae to give
a bond of Si. 000,000 in the Montana
courts. Velthausen and Martin were
indicted for alleged perjury it beingI
alleged that the capital of the co
parry was not fully paid rrp as they he
testified and on 'trppeal their indict-VVV
ments were sustained.
H H Wald. attorney general of Del
aware. then instituted proceedings to
annul and dissolve the Delaware Sure
Enos, sums, caaaiaos PAINT.
‘ noon vsams’H noon sums.
V noon rrmsas‘s.
'.easily applied. is extremely tough and
;
. tsrrlr. Send for testimonials free.
TfiI'e'VVdr I'éejé’t 13‘1'1m ‘is ’* r. J CHENEY a 00.. Props
T I) sdml Tfi’" sldbd ltVi 7VVV°.VVVVV°'O
1. o v nlggsszrce 5c
0V raVinVVi .} Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
a
linen:
r.»
'4” 3s“ r
, Goods“. ‘
: one vas, vanursuss. BHEL
INAMEL PAINTS FLOOR PMNTO,
2
~—
We have a specialty «called STAIN
‘rLooa rtleH. which is quickly'and
;«‘..r
'Iv. Spill tone of Your
Ll‘iIY 7
c :l'AllH moot as ooaao.
; with oral app icatlona. as they chmmt
reach the seat of the disease. Catsrra unhappyi agrarian. This is the
d is a blood or constitutional diseshe.
. and in order to cure it you must take
intern! will
ternally. and acts. .li
Cure it taken
recently on the’blooti still mucous a. ir-
iqrrack medicine it was prescribed by
one of the heat physicians in thiaroollll
try it: y_ears and Is a regular prescrip-
tion. it is composed of the best tonicl‘
known combined Willi the best blood
purifiers acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of l
the two ingredients is what produces]
such wonderful results in oul'irg Car
srtuios Par
rrrr
771'te following opportunity
fVIor Saturday only.
Fiirchilds ancy Hour, .
5 5 c bag
[or pure 1.“thth 25 cts. ‘
4 lbs. Fang Large Primal.
2-5 cts.
V trill
Mindlm “but”.
eItV line of wallV paper wIsrhIqu
Hall‘s Catarr‘l and we afe'satlshIeli that
settleVlthVanh or VyoVinr sntll‘h
r !f_scerr. Hall's Cptalrh Cure Is not a in this display. itsmembe
\thiantlng of your sprlnIgI paIpeI
lona‘. wall fixtures, 10o
South Norwalk.
meanness. M
VI'LV‘V it
in all the late and bshutlftll
“t. ‘
w..- 19.90910.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
Painters' Supplies.
Artist'I' Materials.
sesame: ““1“ ‘
.__..~
White Curtain Poles with film
10c.
\
Cloth Window sir-tron: with "in
25C.
Solid Brass Half Curtain all; a
on clear Binding. 10c has. Vy
Pamrmh. PAPER Madame, )1
.oeooaavlrto. tr :1
sin-5c "V
Telephone
a great deal of business will be trans-r genious and amusing to a degree no ty Company and Ml (layer was ap Yaw-5 . I35, ‘. a
noted during the day There will be mutrdllrr meloddama is introdutied.‘and pointed to trike testimony i , durable, and not affected by hot or Ksmms‘l’l , . .. P19,
interesting discussions along religious consequently t are are no all y l Canter ’leslated exarninat on in a ' , orws cave ‘ ’- let
lines. The session will open at 10 a. and painful situations to endure. At test case. on the ground that the coVin~ cold "‘1" "d "‘3' “m "'0‘“ mar 34 COTTAGEV AVE' East Riv V"
m.. and will continue until noon. when r Hoyt's Saturday. Matinee and night. mission had no authority to compel him it is an ex.
dinner will be served in Randall's
Hall, which has been made ready for
the occasion. Tire afternoon session
will be devoted to business and in
the owning there will be special ser-
vices by the fetal Sunday SthOOl
r, roving. i
E. J. Ladrigan is repairing the
tracts of our village. Five. hundred
oads of crushed stone will be placed
it them
Mrs. Abbie J. Merritt. of Pound
' idge. who is residing with a daughter l
rs. Lucy Lyon, at Rowaytou. wasi
lgirty-nine years old last. Sunday.
.The following pupils passed the ex-
mlnntlone for the South Norwalk Higlr
chool: Vivian Stevens. Olive. Hubbard
any Huyler. Arthur Lynch, Preston
ath and Lester Cakes
DAVRIVEN AND NOROTON.
William H Lnngdon left a few days
lot: on a trip to lndlana.
Clifford Street has returned to Dar
ell Vioi' the Easter vacation.
The Waterbury place Noloton. next
0 the Becker place. has been sold.
James '1‘. Wood has arrived at his
Miller home in Norotolr from Sa-
”1th Ga.
Rev. Arthur Requa of Noroton will
dress the meeting in the Light~
(idle Mission Hall. in Stamford. to-
ight.
Miss Birdsaii.
a teacher of ”Now
his place. West avenue, is expected
led in May.
Hm L. Etta Avery. general agent
maths publications of Walter E. Dew-
ytfiompany. of Philadelphia was ill
9 Hon. Wednesday.
Hollerln & Knapp have opened a
all and meat market at Noroton
eithtsh in the building formerly ec-
upiedlb y F. Burkie .
d’lnes Neely‘iras recently purchas-
a lot near Little Point. Neroton
lid will build a house Charles B.
' fish has the contract.
eorge Strobel‘s vegetable garden
~ lander way. He has three large
“bids. and the garden is now in
as new summer hotel. near Pear
Point. It is. to have eighty
as A. Trowhridge was visiting
liendcr Point residence; this
:"Hesnd his brother. E. D. Trow-
expect to be at the Point this
' e Sinuson' s new house on Le-
ends. is rapidly progressing.
m is up and nearly ahlngled
am will also erect a chicken
no tied «and
ask. She fainted
‘ sion on the play-gear. The amusements; dav handed down it decision reversing
. ty. of South Norwalk. will give a bhlli an amorrrrl.
A STIRRING (.OMEDY 00111111“; to give testimony in this state. The
A remedy treat 1fl promised the m1. appellatt division sustains him in that
10“,, 01 Hoyts Theatre on Saturday ‘contentitrlr anti rotates the acrylic of
Aplii rs when Mrs. Der/revue the well.I the subpoena upon him
known actress will appear here as the V ’“
dashing Mrs. Clinton. in (lieu MVIL'DOll-iVPARK AVENUE TUNNEL DEC'NON
orrgh's original play of American life!
and episodes that leave a vivid impres- late division of the supreme court to-
und avocations of e. Four Hundred in ‘Vthc judgment of the lower court in the
New iork are said obe cleverly satlr- cafre of Christine ll illnsdale. as ex
lzcd Among the, members of the com- corner of the will of Edward C. Hine-
parry are: Harold Russell Nellettoi dale against the New York Central and
svocrt MARKET m commonest.
_~—_.
UnlxpOCNd Announcement of Decision
lleetl Marion Ashworth George Dunk. Hudson River Railroad.
ias Parker. George Gaston. Edna. Belt The plaintiff obtained a verdict for
Mary Parkm Cornelia Hunter. AnitaVi :40. 000 against the railroad for the
Zorn. r‘redelitk Tracedale. Cecil Mas-i death of Mr. Hinsdale in the collision!
nus. Harry DorntonI and Harry Her- ‘ in the Park avenue tunnell on January
forth. ,. 8 1902' The opinion says that the
HATTERS' SlCK BENEFIT 5001.157? loner court erred in refusing to?
The Hat Makers' 51.311 Beneflrgoc1¢1charge that the jury must not award
which if invested. wou
jproduce a sum equal to the. net earn-1
Easter Manda ni ht anti will have
y ‘ ings of the deceased. it also declares.
“Chrrck Connors of New York, “as a
Still attraction 80;“: large placardgi "It“ 8 verdict for the total amount that‘-
advertising the even have been Nadine decedent would earn during the
cod around banblrry,VVV says the News :cnsulrg periodl of his life would bet
gross y excess ve
MINSTREI‘ing 1;?51531 THEATREB. Arr actuary had estimated that Hlns- r
‘ . dale would have earned 862. 000 dul‘lngr
Mlnstrelsy of a high class wad furi-
;Vthe remainder of his life based on the
nlshcd the audience at Hoyt‘s Theatre. law of averages.
last night by‘all aggregation lrs'adsd
by Dan Quinlan anti Jimmy Wail. new
to the local theatre goers. but both of' MVAVOR Low AGMNST TROLLEV'
NEW YORK. April 9—Mayor Low to-
bllrnt cork fame in other cities. The;
first part was very elaborate, intro- day issued a statement denouncing the!
in Northern securlttn‘jo‘au.
WALL STREET April 0-The an
expected announcement of the decision
in the Northern Securities case today
threw the stock market into commo-
tion and put a sudden end to a dull but
prosperous upuurd course of prices,
There hare been laglle fears for some
{time recently that the stock market
would have to face a reverse in an un-
favorable decision to the company in
this case but." anxiety had apphrently
subsided for the present and it was
clearly not one of those (levelOpnrents
which was expected during the caster
Vhtriidnys.
Early in the day the weight of appre
hension was in Visor heaviest on the
bear party in stocks as was manifested
by their dislnollnatlon to leave con.
miltment on the short side open over
the holidays. A steady demand to cor-
er shorts had lifted prices to the high
: ion Cloth. etc.
r. "310-"
during the principals in diplomatic‘
0113‘ who has purchased Daniel 311% -dress of the representatives of forelgniI
nations. The ballads. Jokes and raw:
nrtee were meat effectively handled'
by Messrs. Bowen. Brewer. Mullen.‘
Sample. fibers. Wall. Curran andj
Barnes. ., e ollo which followed moi
of unusual merit the fencing of the;
Gaspard Brothers being decidedly oathc
of the ordinary. The Trocadeo Quark;
tc‘tte was excellent. as were BoWen.rT
MoGrevy Brothers and. Frank Miller.
the buck and win: dancers. The per-
formance was concluded with a most}
bills pending in the legislature and i level of the day at about i o'clork, at
intended it is alleged. to revive stmt which time net gains in practically
railroad rights that have expired or be- all of the principal Stocks ran 1 to 2
come valueless. He says that he be- points. This disposition to cover
iieves the purpose of the bills to be shorts was due for the most part to the
to give to the ruiorr Railway Com- prespect that the banks would makes
pany of Bronx with payment prile— favorable statement of condition on
ieges that they have (omitted. Saturday while ’the stock markets or
which have elapsed and revive the in- the world are closed for the Easter hol-
dorrrplete franchise of the Peoples'Hdsrrr. The banks have already gain.
ctlon Company. The mayor adds ed since Friday 0741.000 on the true
that. he believes the Union Railway; urr operations and they are estimated
Couphny bah taken part it! VI similar-1m have received from the interior
amendment to the railroad law enacted somelhing over a million dollars in the
in 1901. and that he intendsvto send to
the legislature a bill toetrlke out that;
amendment; He calls on the public
tof protest to their representatives
.Vagalnsrr the ...
amusing afterploce. in which a large‘
percentage of the troupe took part1:
This is the first appearance of thti
abdve troupe in this town but t‘th'y
will recelVe a hearty welcome lwhen»-
ever they visit us in the future The
Keys." and will he presented here
Saturday afternoon and eventng.
BOY KILLED 3V TROLLEY CAR .
BRISTOL. April 0.——Bernard some
kl twelve years old. was instantly Eill~
ed by a trolley car this aitfinoona
Young Solasltl was riding a Ncyoié
and when near the end of the Mullet
street line of the Bristol and Pl'aitlvillé "
Tramway Company be isuddenly! id!
from his wheel directivi n the path 0!
p
.w‘ “April
nouncernent was made
_ Inal MW WW will” star W
’ covert;
closedE dull but steady
same. time. in view of this prospect
the firmness of call money today was
rather ignored, being attributed to the
special demand to carry over the tri-
ple holiday. Late. in the day after the
» market had been broken by the. news
;VA violent recovery In raw copper in
p . London led to a large buying of Amal~
1 gamsted here.
There were signs of
distress among the mar sugar and
there was a notable demand for tho > '
Pacifics St. Paul and thh‘ Uhlted States .
Steel stocks. All thm‘things helped
to giro toner to the early merited t
collapse after the. Northern Sonar-idea-
decision became knowawaraal Acorns?
blindingly violsnt.
ties itself after hiring! sold "at “iii;
an the curb dropped to 102% within
Pacific‘s
'Mevn Seem_
white,~chslk or chip 0!.
ceilent thing for Furniture. Linoleums_
"Makes the old new
Our variety'in these lines is
unequalled, and prices vary according
li'. '
comsrocst.
WATKINS
s now.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
souTH NORWALK.
titans 4&0.
covenNVon VMURPHV was susv.
TRENTON N ..l April 9. ~Corernor
Murphy-today approved 13:! bills pass-
toed llz. Among the bills vetoed was
can flag for commercial purpose be
cause of a defied title. The bill me
was also vetoed.
FLOATING DRY DOCK CONTRACT.
WASHINGTON April 9—The navy
department today aaarded the con
tract for the building of the floating
dry dock to the Maryland Steel Com-
pony.
V VV $39301; efiizfiofs} 1:6,:ng 01 next attraction will be that‘ well-: 0" “‘9 “dimer“ Securities “013m“ . GUS“ mp;
olland House. New York. 18 to known play 01.1.10”ng ‘A Busch 0! the money rate flurr led to 10 percent . .
MM tutti”
lion" ‘3er ltionlbs‘
V’” ”Ear...
is; custom”!!! h
mm...“ w
.0 ‘f
Franciloo droppedjV sunflower
roar mammogram-
the former touching 18155. _a new
level on the DNW. It,
whole market rallied .
of copulation the “My“
ed by the present legislature and ve- ‘
one prohibiting the use of the Ameris ..
venting the sale of cigarettes to boys -
. u‘ “I'M“ V"
V leasthaa thaoestlofntohmsam.
prmar ears “in“ will mm as .-
sass: NORWALK
JUNiUSVBltoWN
Painter and Paper Hanger
ROWAYTON. Among These Present" The piece Supreme court Duct-ton Rover-ea ' .-
Mrs. Mary erHonlflletliell. 0|. mm)“ pledomlnates in laughter hrrt [hm-9i Judgment in 040.000 Verdleh- We issue Llhrary r’oting Tickets . . .10 _ V"_VV10.WV
wn‘ Who has been iile. is rapidly 1m lll(‘ till-JO striking dramatic situations: NE‘V \ORK Alll‘ll 9-4!) lllt‘ l1!)Di‘-l tickets with 811 purchases. PUT. Whit! Lead and leIB -. m. Célflpgucu‘ GOMeffil VL‘l
mixed by'hdnd will wear twine
satlong and cover double-arm
face as machinery men. The E
hbasixni William arms-ass trt .V
Stephen “not; both on South"
Main Itreet. vrera painted by as! ~ =
in this manner over eleven yam
ago: They are still good. H
Your house will stand as well
if i paint it. My slice, 0: loath
Mats aunt My condense. to
W 6M0 street.
sort Limiting
4.... iv”; 4, ‘1. ' "3 ...... C?
FirstV—itsV convenience by being sbJeV
to 010% the light without the use. rot a
Second—The leIseVllVlagV of the ass-V
Vgera of suffocation escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the ass tsrnsdr
amuse. it the IgaoIlpI turnedoa. it will.
Third—TheV ngeVth reVduthlon errVV £th.‘.
item or lira areas discarded MW
- matches. members“ bola: we H‘I
hearth-flu
w~mwwa~
:natea an no.
nomadtlroesrboabslaggmsadlsto
~\v‘
no one of rats LiIhtse’Vihould VVrVn
lady at;
Northern Mauritian-em ‘
V mug; Company at Hartford de
Our New Goods are
j; Painting,
was: sense an...” s: .
it 'I "
inthlo
now in stock;
V ‘1-..“ dos—JJJMV'
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Norwalk Chronicler