Dress Goods in Chsoks 1...} uncles.
lest the thing for Children’s sell, at
as. A vast
my
wagon-la up .5»)
mm
vow
is.
, . I'
30 a 41 wasr transmit” ll hr.
sumac
wearils‘irvdsscasv. .
h or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
thor and nued .eeul tonight
n turday he stprm which has
predhl ed in tht 3‘ section for’ several
days. has now buoyed oastmrd. and is
central over Nova Scotis. Pleasant
weather prevails in all sections east of
the tick Mountains .The temperature}!
cont lines below the normal wtthA iih
frosts in the northern sections. is~
turbance is developing in the north
West. Conditions level for this vicine
ity; pleasant weather and not much
change in tempelHaturc
m—w—d-u—
Edward Johnson is overhauling his
entbost Vega.
-—5 lb pail Lard 60c. at Player's
Ophir Chapter. Eastern Stars will
give an entertainment in Hoyt’s Thea‘
tro. mthedrst of May.
Naval Reseryes will hold a
drill mend meeting tonight in the viola.
ity Church. and the drill will be il'eld
Friday nights hemttbr. I
~Blk-. Pearl So‘ft lists. 0‘.Brlen
Harry Goodwin offers specials for
Enter y in tangents and trousers for
wen, u in boy knee pants.
A meeting of the officers of the Sun
day school of Norwalir Math
odnst‘ 'Cilllreh willmm be held this evenilth
at the home of Ti. more“. ;
Miss Lelia M. Elwood of Norwalk.
returned home recently aftel spending
her 4509“” vilcatidn with her enlists,
“titles 9. Mocks. of west Lillie .“Rldfihi
e d
—-—Very few brands or. this". hold
their own like the imperial Crown It
has. heensdid for 19 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
The Norwlllk llon Wulksl having
tile ground glass‘ moved from t ‘e lchr v
sashes of the new shop and plain glass
subfifltllted; which Will give much bet-
ter light;
Clihrles H Adams of Lincoln Coun-
cit. South Norwsllr. who is the State
Council Secretory of the order United
' Mechanics. was present; that night.
. with the other state officers, at the
meeting of illness Council. in Bridge-
port. V
The D. M. Read Cempany has No
novelties in dress goods which are de
scribed in today‘ s so. ’
—Fancy Butter; lb 2.5a Joseloff
There will be an adtourned public
hearing by the South Narwalk Board
of Councilmen tonight at 8 o'cloflt. at .
the Co neil room. on the. grade to be
given a' Cdnne‘dtlcnt Raiway and
Lighting Company for its tracks under
the Washington and Monroe street
bridges. " -
Guests at the Hotel Clill’om include:
a. E: odor ,Buinuo: r c numerals;
adeiphts‘l stadiums, New York;
AUG nipsieewv‘orlrn)‘ A-.Klm
bail. Bottonp it. w. Sm); hollows
BHaniel, Boston; J. W. Bailey. Mid-z
dietown’} ls ii; Dickey. New York; ‘J. r
M. Strong ass wife, Ansonln: C. S.
Thompson New Haven; M. G. Elliott
Csturagus: William R. Team and fam-
ily, New York. ~ «.4 .
““141
H with
chamber. 'W'nll street, Monday even-
ln the South ‘ .
‘ MM
posed of by Charge iii. Curtis. Mr.
, , “We
' 'Faii'naid county delegates to the state
. court wllmasnlstlus.» r.
firmideht P333911 Iiiifilzrm ngh .of
" ‘CM
large variety of fresh fish. Read the
ed. for prices
gel-mans on ad the ow or
‘ , Conference and was pmsent It the ses- ‘
. .W Melisa
ninety Stevens. of Coins
motors. went ”untidy:A is New
I“, t l . o '~‘l.Vvill. “i
‘ Frank H. Fitch will open his rocory
store ht“ lilo'llo'ry Bluff in Mill the
weeks. ‘W-k
«flange Bloaters.1c on. WI‘
has returned from a visit with relatives
in B iyn.
I I William 1! ”Ellis and family left Cale
ifornia for Norwalk to spend the sum-
mer Wednesdays r
*Wn Dallas 180 qt. F. D. L. p Co
Parker has resigned his posh
«New York stile. and returned
to‘ south Norwalk.
0 rise Gray. foreman in the deel
0 “big house it repainting th'e
intelsor of use new shop.
-—Dunisp, Youman Barbies. O’iirien.
Sylvester Hunt of' the Central Food
Company. is ill at' his home in CheeVl-
nut street South Norwalk. .
Riffs. Charles Salterly. of Providence
"I .dd'the‘gnelt or its and Mrs. on
yer Craw. Woodward avenue,
—Wax Beans 13c qt. F. D. L. it Co.
Business is booming at the New \YOl‘k
Grocery co‘lanny' s on hecdunt of the
low prices they are putting “on their
high grade groceries
'Nllan ll. “Mails has resigned his po
slti'oh with the {Mahmoud Cones
penitence Schools. of Scranton, Pa.
v—New flavors Fresh Candy, 10c lb.
M. S. Smithfz CO
coalesce Tribe1.0. R. 11., of Nor-
walk, will meet this eveningsat lied
Mess Hall in the Coretta building.
'l‘h's City of Norw’illk coalition Coun-
cil will hold a session at the Council
lug. , l
~Cucumhers. be each. '..FDh. & Co .
John W. Olmstead of tile Northpori
Oystel Company has finished Overhaul
fights lllVVuiichl.V which is in line condi-
Miss Cora A. Reiley has leturned to
Willimanilc after a visit with Dl. and
Mrs. J. Milton Cobuln, of South Main
street
' 14-Ultliii’éllds and 'Chn'e’s. O'Brien
Florian Abe thud Company F
Illi ilbnll on will go simmers
this evening, and play the BoysV' Club
mmOr'muICel>‘ '- 1*'
Timothy H.1Mster of Danhury. was
at Belle island, this week and sold to
M. S. Colllel’l. the New York llntter.'a
handsomely located lot.
—cllc‘ulnhc_rs. so each. F1).L. it Co
Dennis Valentine of Taylor avenue,
is enterininltlg his brother, some Vul-
entin‘e. of New York. who has been
spending the winter in the South.
'~—-llen'a and Boys’ Caps. O'Brien.
Read Cilihill's ad and see the var
iety of fresh’ fish that he is selling at
his Midge malllet.
Miss Maude Engleliert Wolfe resum-
ed her duties as physical chlturc teach
at in the South Norm“: schools yes-
terday, other an absence of two weeks
-liadishes 1c bunch FUD L & Co.
The Mail: tor-lea band South
Nor-walk has secured the All out or-
der Hibernlhns Hall. in Washington V
street. for Weekly rehearsals. on Wed
nesday night. 1 i
What: Miss Ellen M. Stone finishes
her lecture course this spring. begljn ; .
last October she will have spoken be
fore Mt) welcomes about her experien- .
cos in Macedonia. . r
-liat_est strewn Derby. O'Brien.
Miss Mary Nosh‘ and Miss Natalie I
ve been spending the K
Jennings who’ll:
Easter vacation at their human in
South Norwal’k: resumed their studies , .
.P 5.911.153 i‘l
in Bradford; Mass. yehterday.
All of the erect: of the late Pierson
ism only no setup «is
Curtis expects shortly to get rid of the
sewing machines. shutting, etc.
*Radishes 1c bunch. F, .L. 8; Co.
QM”
. all .
r avenue. A large or tree on
proper was felled this week. and
will be on Is a flag pole.
none] to piglets at? ‘
rugmtore ‘ stats 9 0}” bo‘fi
t. 1tis.aspeoted.atth ailotthe
this evening at ltv‘voolll‘s9 Hall
"Stanford
melanomas”
an address
anti-s1 Labor Union in that
M' {M‘Mdlm
“filters“ advertises today a
merit. 1).-enema ‘ilf’Dal‘leh, has
from her visit. with Mrs. Con-
return
t
"been ~
also. “mouse Society hold .
took.
it
.1
ll
sthswfuheft 1:;
(A. C .
unanimous
ferrule (10an by the arrival of this a J
e is over (til-Vt at luster)
maker is ready in gill rid of
plus. This store heught thorn—d
they msksth e sot suit bs nV‘
nihny a tiny. W cm
Most of them are plain as to mid?
many are richly trimme
there a bit of bri color
and being sump
ignew how
The best fabrics
been used ih‘ them: chevlot. Venetisti
fancy milled novelties. Colors are at
350 00 do user—m.»
Of course. the finest nines are lined
with silk: many me of imported cloth
and on the models or unburied cos-
tumes. ' '
Second floor.
SUMMER BILKW YARD.
Handsome stylish ovum silk in
good colors~48c yard ‘ '
Compare it with ,regular ”lb-cont silk
here or 013031"?
your vordlc hat
“ "Pie lust ss hood."
No details today of calms or pat-
terns Come see for ydurscif how at-
“active the offer in_ .
. ' Loft aisle rear. l
LACE CURTA'MICWEAP. V
Scotch lace ill Brussels closets. ca-
ble net in handwme wme-tltls
seasons curtains at tempting price-
contentions.
‘ Bought all a big Philadelphia factory
I) d at the season's end. Big as the
who; good weather would have seen
most of it gone now. As it is. only a
Stilllnll hole has been made up in the
p as
verdict wil
Cultalns worth 82. to 83.00-42.00
Curtains worth up to :3. 50-42150
Curtains worth 34. 00 to “.5043. 00
Ruffled net curthlns. 2% yards long,
finished readv it) be placed on pole
Real Renaissance. Mexican drawn-
work effects and with plain or edged
ruffle.
Worth 81.50—81.25
Worth 82. 00-81. 50
THE HCWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..
VBrldgcpori. Conn.
Vw." l-
A v”;
sumac
3*“; _r ij‘yhl-v’
FLA TIQC
by implored Maillot“. Renee, more
reasonable-1nd}; lutins.
_ , Gold. Silver, Nichol. Copper; al-
‘mthi‘ii'. ,
The New England Electric Ito-
tor really has no- superior. Glad!)
Liv ’
M’F‘G co.
a, y “4“”
ROE SHAD BUCK SHAD.
bl
NVuAUltL rules.
411 Vial) LVIss‘i'A
fl BroVIn. of _‘Bl'oad Blverj’m "'“fi firfl? °$§Lfifl£fifl
the regular stock with their no?
s soon as the first rush of ”my
here i“
eeps outle-
drery one is 5!
coulso as well made as the ma“!
Vet the season have
811,111 all do blV’
Curtains worth 82. 00 and 83.21%th "
37.. .90. MVALK.
l.) lrr if“? 3 ""1" '
GREEN BLUES. 80
Nh'i’fill EELS m
MIC “05: 5 »~ 100
FRESH assume 1 _. it
Man millions '6:
mom? 25cm.
nlva cellos. 30c doll.
All other lands of Fish selling I
so fashionhble—blues brown, black 9—", ‘ flurry." —_-
“30:“;st i '
3 pr cell:
313. 50 to 31500 suits—s 876
$10. 50 to 318. suits—$1000 Jahn w Beau“
313 00 to 320 suits—312.00 Phone 147-3.
32° 50 to 125.00 Stilts—{1.600 , . ,
who to some suits-Lire. oo - .. —-
Anwsvs aesov
'ro PArsa Youa ROOMS.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence papering your
r s at a. very short notice.
on s in and leek over the piper
de‘s 'gilli we have; we are confl-
dent that they far surpass a
ia'm proportion at much highel
prices.
The New Lacquer»,
a vnlntsh and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
207 hstltssllsstsa sues.
“w...
, .
M—
THINK iT
OvER.
We have 'nboul any GAS
RANGES on build. which we will
sell at the same price as last
year, or 89.75 and $12.75 each,
" connected {reef}
After this stock Its depleted.
prices will bridal-emu 82.00.
Don't comcaround after these
are gone and'hay that you are
sorry you were late.
w
Conn. Rnfflny and
Lighting Camper)”
l" q is: name) ru.
at; .1... all.
u» 1. ‘..
t
(”3.79%
Hill
‘.. {‘lt l
till
le‘j’lil
l u
moonlit) do": ‘ 3‘s c3”
: {‘AN s'r Ting.
Mildred olla' ,5: at
produced in Buffalo last Aplil, where
' surely Drove to be one of the most sat-
: «part in the play well fitted to her un-
. .Wlilh‘ his first thrilling chariot race in
. three yehrs term for forgery commit
3 Bridgeport city sheriff went to the pris;
‘ tats Lucius B. Valli.
, Seaview avenues when that portion of
, the city of Bridgeport was the bomugh
use“ but. at a
.Velestl
noon Vslwtifttt.
P 5 ' 195in pm ill. “Yd“ bit hot or
WI! WV
Resets “assume;
favorite
with our I)ut.l'01|ll,cl)miifl t lioyt' s The
atre, on Tue uy events for her an-
Out. This time she will
seen nher new sumptuous produc
tion “The Lily and the Prince." writ-
ten by Carina Jordan and which was
lit scored a brilliant success. Manager
Edward C. White has spared no ex
pause in the lavish manner with Which
he has mounted the play. and it will
lsfactory productions that has been
seen in this town Miss Holland has a
doubted talents. and will give her if
anything. it far gleater opportunity for
the dlspla) of the same than she had
in "The Power Behind the Throne. "
AllsaloAN DRAMA 1N HIGH FAVOR
Critics of the stage throughout the
country are noting with interest the
sudden populality that has been ace
quired by plays of American social life.
The latest example of this kind of
work is Glen MacDonough'l-l "Among
Those Present." which will be produe
ell ill this town at Hoyt's Theatre to-
morrow night. by ll strong company
supporting Mrs. lmMoyne. the well
known actress. its theme is: The
social world of New York city, involv-
ing typos grotesque and humorous. ser
tons and laughable. and dramatic situa-
tions flow naturally and spontaneously
from the motivation of the characters.
The people one reads about in the
neWspapers arc vividly sallrlseli. but
with no malevolent intent. The part
given to Mrs LeMoyllc is said to have
most abundant oppoltuntties fol laugh
tor and tents. She is a leader of the
smart act in New York and Long is
land. having a good been. but the curse
of cxltlav'ugallce The piece has played
to large and enthusiastic audiences in
every town visited.
EAGER TO SE11 “BEN 111711."
All was anticipstcd. the sale of seats
for the extraordinary engagement of
"Bell Hur" opened with great gusto, at
the Hyperion. New Helen. yesterday
and the sale during the day establishes
a new record in the mullet of advance
sales for New listen. The ellgagemlul
is for all of next week with matinees
on Wednesday ‘snd Saturday. and seats
can be secured today for the entile
week-eight performances. Manager
secure reservations early as the first
buyers naturally battle a trifle better
selections and the defland has been ll
matter of great sulprlsl- to the lepre-
sentstlvcs' at the Hyperion There is
a noticeable preference tel Monday
evening souls. as the habitual New lin-
ven “first ulghtel‘s" will be out en—
masse to cheer "Ben Hur" when he
Ncw England or convenience of
out~of— town patlons Manager Bunnell
w..i continue to fill mail orders. when.
accompanied by remittances, in the el-
dot in which they are secured.
RESPONDENT lN PM ON.
Divorce Cass Which Has Ionic Pecu-
Ilsr Pastures.
Nellie E Middlebtdok has peti-
tioned the superior court for a divorce
from Stanton H Mlddlebrooll on the‘
grbnnds of desertl'on and cruelty. The;
respondent is in the state's prison at
Wethersfieid where he is serving a!
tcdln New Haven January 8.1902. A
on and served the papers on him
The petitioner is a daughter of the
who was for
many years proprietor of e genera
store at the corner of. Barnum all
of West Stratford.11e was also post;
master of West Stratford for many
years. Mtddtebrook was in his employ
an clerk for several years. After an-
notation of the borough to Drill sport
Kr. Valli sold out his intetest n the
business and went to Redding. where
he engaged. in farming pursuits. He
died a few years ago. ,
THE CAPITOL. 00M. CONTRACT.
Bids for furnishing sill hundred tons
ofVcoaVl for the. .caaftot liming th‘edenc-
sung t eye on s were open a
the comptrollzr rs office. Wednesday.
“to,- Hartford Coal Company no .the'
successful blddél“ agear ago at $595
per ton. and the some company
fits the contrast as the lowest hi
it we considerably over the
rice which, in view of
n eon one
Comntg'oller
doles
sNAMsl. Pagers ;
ll LILY ,
Bennett urges his regular patrons to '
“0:5
gait e coal built;
its view egards as _
WW , WS-
2: l: to It North Man St.
Agent for May Manton 5 Patterns.
.~ mum-v1“.
es Goods me
‘ worth dis“ folding
Beauty ShOW... of 51le
You'll find ’yeizeop'tlonal value here
AV wealth of Wash Goods
All priced to your itirlliu
The White Goods showing‘e
DRESS GOODS SECTION HERE ARE SOME *
‘ AT 178 BEST WASH GOODS BARO
High water mark now in the dress You'll admit that they no . . .
goods section. Range of styles, longs when you see them. .sv‘ary ‘
of colors, range of pnces most. com fresh from the looms, and ..
piste. ’ and styles are both right.
38 inch all wool Albatross and Nuns’ ‘ 27 inch Figured Lawns. big
Veiling Dress Goods. new spring ment to pick from at 70 yd. ~
dress shadesgat 50c yd. '. 32 inch Fancy Piquea, white 1"
3s and 42 inch Voiles. the new cloth work, in little red and black ...
"(It only 10an ten and black. at 59c neat figures. at 16:: yd. ‘
A choice assortment of [tencht
(‘3 inch All Wool Batiste Dress Goods and Swisses in strips: or figured“,
in pink, blue and cream at 60c yd. yd.
31 inch All Wool French Challies ' 32 inch French Lawns. véryhziil
satin stripe.'desirshle shades at 09c yd. ity neat patterns, It 260 5'
Special 52 inch Granite Cloth in 27 inch Plain Colored Lawn
black and blue only, at 89c yd. stripes In blue. pink, nila grasp.
TH! SELLING 0F SILKS block, at 250 y.d ' .
'l‘heres title to wonder at 'why silk THE new WHITE eases
selling is so active. Never were stilts it pays to buy white goods
soeconomieaily priced. ifyou choose lines are unbroken. They’re . '
now you gist a. pick of the best. clean and crisp. We'll tempt my
19 inch Lining Taffeta Silks, popular follows:
Shades. at 80c yd. White Pique in stripes and in
Natural Color Pongce Silks, 21 inch- lures at 15c yd.
es wide; the right thing for Suite or - 27 inch White Madras in stri
Separate Waists. at Ailey figures 25c yd.
10 inch Natural Color yCorded Poné, 27 inch White Memorized 0pm
gee Siilt's. special finish at 59c yd. in the new basket weave. also in ‘
20 inch Corded Wash Silks in colors. ty stllpes end figures at 38011.
also creamat 49c yd. A full assortment of bulls. him
:0 inch Wash Stills in blacks, extra torts. Lawns and French Law .
heavy. high lustre, at 53c yd. 100 to title yd. , ‘
8585 Washington St. So. ‘Nolywailt.
WHY PAY MORE
When you can procure anything and everything in the line of a ladies'
ment; also Millinery, with a saving of at least
TVarl Per Cent
the Fur (link and Flu t
43"}
68 Washington Street
5”,.“ H...
.5
- ._ VV........-._...-... _,
The New Easter Oxford
at Olsen’ 5, with four buttons, patent colt skin, toned, hand
price $3. 50, is O. K. this spring for Men. 5‘
NORWALK HEALTH SHOES AND OXFORDS
this spring are new shapes and give the feet style slid cordon,
with a cushion sole that makes thorn flexrble.
PRICE IN OXFORDS. so. so and $3. 00.
1.000 MATCH SAFES FOR EVERY LITTLE GIRL FR
TAIVCE HOME THURspAv ”relations.
; s
Olsen 5 Shoe Sto‘
3: will 'frlo'rou so.
“‘..... V‘s... .
. This is the time of year whentllo bllby needs plenty of fresh all“
have the line of so Cal-ls which will insure pleasure m the one will
on. naive" as for the baby. _
They are easy as Well as pretty made for long use and don‘t cosh
Wu csrry the well known snakes of Heywood and Wsksncld r.
F. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers. , a l. .
Remember the voting contest -
A J COLLINS & 09.
= F some“ olnsctoas AND sM‘sALMslls.
neon rampart. Enoch sums. ..; .
I,‘ is drlrelusly tough Inf
Norwalk Chronicler