AImaao f“ Tomorrow.
5.11mi...“ engi-
- AL'S wlNION. _‘ .
. s set "matey. byhhe Sonata.
e opinion of the attorney-
I no to the I lity of the Clov-
Veto of Nth billI Incorporating
.9: ”11th Norfolk. will protr-
brlng thmsue to, the Supreme.
for Idol-demon. In the House
1 web a bet discussion on this '
on bbtweco Speaker Kenealy and
Munmivesgiianks. of Fair-field.
:Coopdr. of cw Britain. in which
fir. .nsnin clai ed that Mr. Cooper
no- the ahininghlght of the legal fra-
tbrnlty of the sfate. ond lb‘e superior
hither himself or themp’eakcr. Since
on Mr. Cooper have {informed the
pulsar that he MWIfong in his con-
Iolns’iono. and Muslim has publicly
mologisod. for his reflections on the
billty of the Speaker. Eminent law-
.. you are also being added daily to the
{Mot of those‘ who time with the
‘npeskcr that the bill had become a its
time limitation previous to the
vornox' a veto. Decisions generally
,roligliout the country are in favor of
e position of the Speaker, and it is
believed that the Judicial finding will
that three days In’ the constitution
mean; Ehree calendar days, and not
res “oesslon days " as the governor
‘ Interpreted them ‘
The opinion of the attorney-general
ill be awaited with interest by all
bottles concerned-v”
FASHIONS.
My lady intensities shirtwaist hat
with a straw hat 1%..
addition to sashes of floweis one
purchase garlands for trimming
fie eorsago and. skirt. ,
The hip yoke Is an especially pretty
titre of if gown that is to be made
ooft. clinging materials.
, f you want to be quite correct you
will have your mliliner make you a hat
“of linen to match each of your- shirt:
at frocks.
The mingling of‘pastel blue and
than in chiffon and the soft ribbons Is
French fashion that not only has
been but is very much In vogue
Those who c'annot quite bring them-
es to wear the all~whlte ties will
btleas like those of white with pat
_ leather vamp and black laclugs.
Civic who have leisure will make
sir own- Jetted beltsu Velvet is need
,i the foimdatiow and the tiny out jets
thickly set
nave you seen any of the new loath.
. to so wide and soft that they can
., town into the waist as ribbon
Wd be? They arodmported and quite
new thing «i
rs the brim
A facing We
obox- like ho. .so' cal led not from its
gallons]; because!“ is ratber oval
.. ape. t at, ruwneas top}
and solid a H
The fad tfor laces of color has I
ght into vogue laces whose ground
' he the color of the gown and over
lighler parts tild not appeal
'l‘ciuininc tenderness of all points
hose surface is a design In cc ru. They
1 Its very. effasttvo trimming
When the ydunsrladies started in to I
the velvet bracelets and collars
nrnar‘nents were mere bands of
H . : handsome Jewelled sides
111111111111; -
for the season. for
and 58 per week until ifilfol'l‘
, and look at these wheels if you*
thinking of purchasing. asbthey.
t's Old Well Tire. guaranteot?
186ng for $5 the pair ‘
Phone Too-2.
gratin; ST.
‘ STREET.
fiiullior‘s
lined with wrin‘i'fi Old Well Tire. * x 11.
fight”; Ihtler lip:l
'htmuisi 0f it
Last of tho Intonainmaiita in
South Nomlk Congregation
Church Course Git/On.
The. last of the entertainment
the South Norwnlk
Church Iva-find“! evening by I
Charles I-‘. in a recital 0
Merchant o
Because of the extremely unfal oxa-
bio weather. wfnd and water str vlng
for the mastery. the audience was om-
paratively small. but withal quite rep-
Judging from Its bruatii-
eaentativo.
(It.
at
Congregatloual
ml.
the
css attention and spirited rcsp uses
in apulauso. the reading was wel ap-
pretriuled and the matter thoroughly
approg‘cd and enjoyed.
oui and a half of unbroken‘
col
loquy and dialogue of classic iuouid
.tim‘ate‘ acquaintance with the Chi
and rhetorical finish without a very in-
.tcrlaation. is a test of the taste ck
precialion of an audience. L
Underliili had a difficult tusl
fore r'l‘iiin-«the compass In c haractdriza
[‘80
up-
be-
tlon ls hardly within the possibility of
one voice.
But It Is 0 ly fair to say. whileipos-
sibly not wi lly ideal. still. the a
foil justly within the lines of an
ceptahie and agreeable. and indeed,
intelligent presentment.
Ifort
(It;
In the. stronger and more vehement
and masculine ranges his robust o
tones filled the measure. wliilc
\vlt
beat
his
a
lie
was more forcciul than pathetic, but al-
ways clear and distinct in CXDI‘CSI
ion.
it‘ was noticeable many of his set l'én-
ccs ended in the grave inflection.
the sense. seemed to demand the
(mother or prices nbiupt lnflec
always weakens its force and finls
this. ihc unavoidable. Mr.
used fairly good taste and Jutlgn
The clipping o: expurgaiiou of thcfext
'hcn
cir-
ion
In
U ndurlilll
ent.
sometimes. being something too turt.
indeed. As for Instance. in his
clos-
Ing lines. where Shakespeare gives
Gratiano the last. flying shot at tho
old
Hebrew. sending him to. the gallows
rather than to heaven!
After making his bow
plunged‘at once into the lines of
lift: Undo-'hlll
lilti
play without any preface or. expose
whatever, taking it for granted
his audience were well up in
that
the
study and.plot and needed no coach
ing.
it is imagined this course. whic he
pursued almost by rule. made it at
0-
thing difficult to follow the venue
cues except where one was exception-
illv familiar which is presuml g a
little on a mixed audience.
The colloquy between Portia and
rises was exilctcdn
cold marine
man could do bi
bly as good
silll
Ne-
Torin but a bride
comet lng
lacking in the faciblc and familiar that
we would expect between matron and
mold or two so nearly equal coni1pan.
.Onli.
Shalock was lheacliaracter evidently
best known anti
most expectentiy
aw.aitcd and in this characteriu‘tlon
Mr. Undei hill won his honors easy. His
:ich rotund. musical voice. met all
requirements
nave. esters lullections, the
the
The austere brow the
Kid
attitude. the. suggestive shrug. the suf-
iicient air the “aide glances the epnli
dent manner. the gutteral tone!
of
voice. breathing revenge. all decllare
him to be—"Shylock the Jew that
Shakespeare draw.”
The. scene; where{ Tubal. Chile and
Sin lock meet in the all sets of Ve Ice.
and the air is made vocal with wailings
at the loo ibis u
ats. Wm Isego 0'19: Eh
" "‘I delliered
.Wc imasined wefaw the ropes
.lew lierc.c iiascilflo savage-likeJ
lug the air and «'utt hing in his
e'aufifu‘i
jewels. and while breathing vengei
on all Christiano.
Taming fiom thin repulsive oldie
”mu-1' knotted but now they 1. “40 sends pleading! W'J'Tho 8 I!
[thrice thy money M
tcr and his due-
oil as
lLions
ren
/._v his stolen luiquoisc and goldEnnd ’
eat
nee
to
thee"- we
feel the sweet. troubling plea. out we
pool to Shylock.
is“?
tcstflbath of rev.engc
aw cutest and
points-he never takes you off
finish.
alike.
milestone in one' a life.
SENATE REFUSED TO FLOP
(Hartford Telegram.)
ll.Ill
question, When the bill came up it
House it was passed by a large in
-;ity but
the mom a of that body that he
approved of their action been
a avotsenaibly touchedhy it——but it one
“1 how an
n heaven!" comes with hislliot-
Portia‘s plea for Mercy. one of the
subli est
filflfilfiifi. seemediamit formal. .lae um
.Iizi‘ml; and warmth and though lean-
'irully' delivered. gentle and graclous.
and soul feeling.
2not ideal at all
our
Tems'In an inspiration. and then lets
you drop in disappointment. but he .
lather carries you along with an van
'boisé with an Intelligent and an able
pleasureablo and profit bio
An evening with him is a Site
The Senate gracefully maintains its
dignity yesterday by passing a rel lie
lion calling upon the attorney gel oral
for an opinion as to the legal exist nee
of the town of South Norwaik, In low
of the governor's veto of the divlsion
The action of the Senate Is in it uh
ed contrast to that of the House on this
the
lot-
lies the governor infoi med
till-
he
.and Company. one of the largest eon-
EASTER OPENING
Announcement
To the patrons of the Norwalii liygeia ice Company of last season. and
lilo.now ones we hope by courteous and gentlcmaiily treatment. and the
practice of correct business methods to
fullest gcapaclty. We shall put no pedd
less we have to) but would ask old and
are at a price that will enable them to
natural product. To dealers who hflVL‘
tomers,= we would say that we have on
James Morciicail. Broakslde lco Wu
Telephone, 187-0. '
N. n.—Don't be “Julilbtl” by any on
g.... ,
immediately after the” governor had
administeicd his knock- out blow to the
House there was a loud beating of tom-
toms by those Republican newspapers 1
opposed to Fesscnden in praisc of the
governor' a action and his wisdom and
sound judgment wcic lauded to the
limit.
It Is a pretty family light In which .
the honors appear to be about even'
so far, if Attorney General King should
decide that Governor Chamberlain's
veto will not pass muster and the bill
dividing the town is actually a law it
will 4 give the l‘essenden adherents
some satisfaction. but will have no oth-
er effect. as it will not be accepted by
the other side and is binding upon no
body.
The whole question will go to the
Supreme court of the state for decision,
where is properly belongs.
OUCKY HOLMES CASE DISMISSED.
Bridgeport Mon Not Hold for Death of
Joseph Stearko.
BRIDGEI’ORT. April 15.~The case
.if Mark Holmes. better known as
“Ducky" Holmes. ihc young prise light-
ir. who was charged with manslaught.
3r from the fact that Joseph Stearks.
of New Haven. died from the effects of
injuries required in a boxing bout with
Iolmcs here on March 31. was dismiss-
ed In the city court. this forenoon.
fudge Coniley pulled the case. Sev-
eral witnesses produced by the state
gave testimony which obviously favor-
ad the boxcr‘s side of the case and the
court said tliul unless other evidence
you produced he would be forced to
poll the casc. The case was unable to
furnish any further testimony. After
fudge Comlcy had dismissed the
.iolmes case. the assistant prosecuting
ittorncy arose and asked that the oth-
'r manslaughter case involving the of-
‘lcers ‘of the blast End Sporting Club
under whose auspices the fatal bout
was held. and the seconds of the figs.-
ers. be also dismissed. The court
nolied them also.
cpsroRiA
Infants and children.
Iii [hi You lim Alvin Bought
Boarstho
Signaturoof
....P__.____...
CHICAGO SHOE HOUSE ASSICNB.
CHICAGO, April iii—Tho wholesale
boot and shoe house of N. Greenfieldei
ccrns of the kind in the city, has a»
signed.
Ascum—Wliats your objection to
Markley as treasurer of our loan as-
sociation? .
Burroughs—He isn't sufficiently
careful. He doesn‘t use any Judg~
ment at all. - Why. he has leaned in:-
aT'flver" many a time.——Phiiadelphia
a.
at the
New Stereo] WailSI. :
Thursday. April id.
The ladies of The Norwalks and vi-
cinity are cordially Invited to call and
inspect the largest stock of fine millin-
ery ever, shown at one time In this 10-
if? is: hi i [ll
I
x
The new management wishes to any that no expense has been spared In
putting the above plant in excellent condition, and that it will be run to its
men to‘the plant for l-iYGlclA 1011}, where II. will be sold to responsible deal-
inc rate of a hundred pounds per minute,
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates. and distilzed water on lap.‘
Sincerely yours,
’l‘liE
just as good," but try it and act on your own good judgment.
J . ._. ‘
make this yuan—7.; f “
lc wagons on the different routes (un-
‘hbw patrons alike, to send their ice
deliver it at the saine‘hgures as the
to crush ice Iii boxes for their cus-
ice crusher that. will grind up ice at
which will be at their service gratis.
guns, will th‘IIVel‘ all you want.
NOI{WAIAK HYOEIA IUI‘} CO.
By J. W. Olmsted. Manager.
t- saying that they have “something
ENTEITTAINMIZNTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15,
"The Work of n Master Hand."
millet] and Express.
MR. WILLIAM MORRIC
and a Company. of Artists.
In H. V. Esmond's Great Play.
When he lien: "only-fine
seer COMEDY avert WRITTEN
PRICED. 25. 50, 75c, o1.
Carriages 10:i0.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
sarunoav, Apait‘1o.
The Season‘s Most Notable Event,
Engagement of the Distinguished
Actress,
MR8. LoMOYNE,
in Glen MacDonougli's Successful
Comedy.
Amonu Those Present
Direct from its run it the Garden
Theatre. New YorkClly,
Management of George H Bicunaii.
PRICES. 266. 50c,16¢, “.00 01.50
Carri ea may be ordered for 10:4T.
Free lpositlvcly suspendsd for
this engagement
HOYT s THEATRE
TUESDAY evamM APRIL 2m
Engagement of
MILDRED
OLLAN
and Her Superb Company,
in Carina Jordan's Romantic Dams
Presented c an elalmhte scale with
M niflcont Scenery ’
Und r the direction of
him Min 0. WHITE.
Handsomei illustrated souvenir
Programs to {is presented to every so
cups-it of a reserved seat.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT:
25c, 50c, 75c, 01 and 31..”
Sale of seats opens ‘ lion's 'l'hoo
tro, South Norwaili an Weed s drna
store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance of
all attractions
Special Anselm. '
On Saturday evening. April 18 the
distinguished actress, Mrs. buttons.
will be seen in this city at Hoyt‘a Thea
tre. in her latest successful cooled].
"Among Those Present." under the di
rection of George H. Brennan. This
of the present theatrical season.
of seats will commence on Tuesday.
April 14 Prices 50 cents to $1 50.
account of the Interest manifestedon in
Mrs liebioynes appearance. and the
large number. of inquiries already made
at the box office it has been decided
that applications for seats seat In be
fore the opening of the sale will be filed
In the order of their receipt. Free list
will positively be suspended for this
engagement.
“' W
H YPERION NE W HI VIN
The Event of the Season,
One Week commencing Monday. April
20. Marin-so Wednesday and
Saturday.
Sale of Seats opens Thursday.
KLAW A ERLANGER‘C
Stupendous. Original Promotion of
BEN HUR »
The Moot [mowed Spectacle in the
onions, ' to: two or.“ so and $2.00
(Gallery Conserved)“ canto.“
Connected Wtili Large Bridgeport Eo-
/, tahllahuieiit.
. liars! Hamilton 1 ..
Irina Room
stow data
data. Worm Ratio-t1
outlay-adorn“ handling to
Thoroughly malaria-and unto"
negation aiming-Worm room
so. his”; men. m
I"
The Lilu and the Prince 1cm 5mm»... of it...
promises to be the most notable er :3 '
ILLINERY
lira. F. Ii. Cola-or.
24 West Washington St..
Old Bank Building, Up Stairs.
‘ o o o '
' is ready to receive her customers
‘with a full “lie of trimmed and untrlni-
med hats. Special bargains on ready
to wear hats.
Irving locisoui 1100.
“Coal”
“Coal” _
“Goal” 1
$6.25 per Ton. .-
The price of coal having dropped. we 1
as usual are the first to give our‘pa-
trons the benefit.
We urge you to buy our llslilgli Coal
because we. know it will he satisfac-
tory. You can't beat our coal or our
prices.
Better buy now while Its cheapest.
Irving locivoul ii 60..
I22 WATER ST..
———_
80, NUIIWAhK.
Blanch Office 2 So. Mum St.
Tel. Call 1115.
EASTER IS COMING.
Do you think you will live to see it?
Expectailou of life is more a matter of
health than of age. if you are full of
aches you think you may go any day.
_____. ._._. ..._. H ._ ._.._.
These April Showers
are forcible reminders that you're In need of a new Umbrella or a
roof for the old one. A few words about our
SPECIAL SALE, FOR ONE DAY ONLY:
if you have a good frame and a handle that you always liked. or
a handle that will recall pleasant memories of a Christmas or Birth-
day Glft from someone dear, bring it to the Boston Store. TOMOR-
ROW. and In a few daya'we will have it like new.
are putting on sale tomorrow is a MACKINTOSH COVER. NEVER
The special we
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
~PAHVTERS‘ SUPPLIES—
...—.._.
82 N. Main Street .
thus:
ter make up. "
”a.--
Capital, 01,500.”. Surplus. 3185.000
Industrial Soviets and loan Co.
OF NEW ”YORK.
bale Court.
Ordered.
Pov 5 per oral.
”tug—m
OFFICE, 12 SO. MAIN 81’.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cohorts
Charles 2.0010 John a. Lawrence 815 1‘
she expected. she answered in a very
sure and emphatic manner:
‘ "'i‘wclvo per cent. Mr. chge."
When the attorney expressed some
surprise. she explained
“Well. ledge. I ain't got much money,
un' yo' see i has tcr git a big per cent.
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
Pro-
DiS'l‘lthT 0F NORWALK. 39.,
April 13th. A. 1).. 1903.
Estate of William B. Staples, late of
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
That the administralrix
exhibit. her administration account to
this court for adjustment._ at the Pro-
bate ofllce in Norwalk on the first day
York and “MHODIIOIH. 10f April. 1903. at 10 o'clock forenoon:
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof, the ad-
ministrntrlx will cause this order to he
published in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said district. at least five
days before said flat day of April. 1903.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
her position
and it you are. free. from them you do WETS THROUGH. No mist under this umbrella covering. Make
Potlsce 1m: you can ever die. Belief a note of these facts. Send in your frame; we will have
n inmoria lty of life before death .
comes to all who rid themselves of It covered at 900' 26 or 28 inch,
malaria and rheumatism. by taking
Dr. Dick's Medicine. it will bring THURSDAY is THE ONLY DAY FOR THIS SALE. .
rou rosycheeked to many another ' _.,. '
Easter.
’ An old colored woman who had sav- All Exil'aortiiilarv VON at NOW
R 1" Egalnsan ed up a little money went to her law;- um, A I ISIII.
—— i'er to consult with him about lnves -
P I f d”. lug It profitably. When he ';.-_1. launchingefllioflommolllsmm-
8 n 01’8" ”IDIOT. says Harper's Magazine. what Inlf‘l't‘fit 3“ 1’ ”NW"-
The largest steamship ever built in
America. from the yard of the Eastern
Shipbuilding Company. at Groton. op-
posite New London: which wilt take
place at 12:20 noon. anti can be wit-
iicsscd from the wlinrvcs of New Lon-
don or from the deck of the Norwich
Linc steamer, which will leave New
liondon at 12:00 noon and take up a
position on the river. affording the
most favorable conditions for viewing
the Cl’t'lli. Steamer will return to her
wharf at 1:30 p. m. Tickets. 50
tents. ch‘ldren half fare. will be on
sale at office on Norwich Line wharf.
On account of public interest mani-
fested in this event.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD
will sell excursion tickets to New lion-
don and return. good only on special
train in each directian at the rate of
$2.50. .Special train leaves South
Norwnik 9:10 a. m.. due New Inndon
at 11:30 a. in. Returning. special train
leaves New London at 3:45 p. in.
C. T. HEMPSTEAD.
Gcn‘l Passenger Agent.
0. H. I’LATT.
Genfl. Superintendent. 1114 St
CALL 58-2.
.eymour’s ~ ' tore
Eggs.
can get the genuine article.
1
Grape Fruit, Apples. etc.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST»
berries. are coming in nice condition. Price from 15c to 25c quart. Delicious Coffees. 22c lb. up.
You want the finest sweet rosy Butter. made fresh to our order by Bridgewater Hills Creamery.
so much Imitationja’nd runovatedxmutters sold on the market, it is like an oasis in the desert to know where you
If you want to know what a Double Cream Cheese is visit our store andtts'y It.“
finest linehof Fresh Crackers. I Wefare headquarters upon these godds. Fancy Jamaica and Callfornlbl'prnnges.
We keep the best of everything and our prices correspond with quality.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
GOOD THINGS T0 «EAT.
We are receiving daily, Spinach. Celery. Lettuce, New Potatoes. Radishes. Tomatoes. Bermuda Onions. Straw-
‘ll‘resh Country
There is
' The
‘ a 1' it.
Vote early and often!,':
SOUTH NORWALK. with.
T91! Pounds Granulated Sugar. - — -
a Our Prices on Butler are - - 2s. 27 and 29¢ ocusd
Mind: 5. Flour. baa. - - '5- .- 59 cents
Earls June Peas. can. I - - - 7 cents."
1‘ - Zoeenls '
Norwalk Chronicler