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Ice Cream that you
'hn’ll enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
«untouoounuoou»
51 Washington St.
. Mrs. Ilobsrt. flour, formerly of Nor
walk, III III at her homo III Brooklyn.
Arthur (.oulay has secured a posi-
tlon with tiroeor Charles E. Seymour.
boronso Flore i: III at his home in
opened today, attol tho spring vacu-
lion.
Ernestll. Cornell. of New York.
spent yesterday at his home In Nor-
walk.
The shop C. II. Riuiey III III with u
lnad of Iiyuierd for A. Ii. Merrill. Wat
III' street
The Inn Port i‘llt'i‘llt'l' brought u
number of I‘IIIII lttll‘l‘,t‘ti in the burluu
llltFI morning.
Min Ill Ii. I\lli'l'. of i‘llnton, N. .I..
is IIIII about of MI and Mr: II II. M Alter,
of \VII.II strIIII
Miss Anna and Julio llleInIi upI-nl
Sunday with thou bIIIitlIc, W H lir-
iand, in Stamford
total News lilies.
William Ross is having his sloop pn
In commission for the summer.
Mr. George Wells is very Ill at his
home, 34 Chestnut street. South Nor-
walk.
Gilbert B. Morgan. of Norwaik. WIII
leave next week for ’ushington wher
he will spend some time.
The Roy. llr.
bury. officiated at all of the service
III (Irnco Church, yesterday.
The ‘II}. M. C." (llub will hold
IIlliiII inim- tomorrow evening.
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
will hold this week's meeting tomor~
row llllt‘lllmlll with Mis Manuel 'I‘.
Hatch.
There will he a bargain sale of liner
damask towers at the. Boston Store.
Towels of. fifteen cent quality
Friday.
at eight cents
Theodore Glover formerly of Ens
N01 walk now located in Bloomsburg,
Pennsylvania, has been spending a
few days in Iowa.
Edward Jewell. Western Union mea-
senger at the Norwaik railroad sla-
tion, has returned to work, after nav
ing a two weeks'vaction.
The Rev. Dr. Kenyon. of New York
Paul's Church
City, officiated at St.
yesterday morning and at the Chane
of our. Holy Saviour, in the evening.
Work 0‘ ”Mimi“? ”‘9 Norwalk evening in Norwuik. The meeting
Yacht (”“h WW“ "I Hickory Bl?“- probubly will be held at the office of
will be. commenced shortly. E, E. (.on
hum, of East Norwnlk.
tract.
Charles II. Barker and Captain 'l‘ny»
lor took it launch trip to Port Washing-
ton and return yesterday in a thirty-
foot cabin launch owned and built by
Mr. Barker.-
MiI-hn-Il’: ”Infill: ill is assisting :It the
Inc
Nolwuik t'rIicbt Ilcpot todui in
absence. of James Eyerson who went
to New Yolk fol a vi Ill yesterday. and
. while there was taken seriously ill.
——Very few brands 01' Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. It
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan»
dard brands.
The Ridgeiield Press is circulating
A wed
now throughout the world.
known manufacturer. who has It nnm~
ber of foreign orders, is using copier
‘to pack the goods in. Editor White is
to be congratulated on the extensive
circulation of his estimable paper.
Miss Flora Belle Sherwood. soprano,
will assist at the banjo recital, to be
given by Miss Eva Collins. In Warnel
liail. Bridgeport, next Thursday night.
Other artists will be Miss Leilln Joel.
cantrnlto. and Elmer Joyce, acrompan-
lat. Several people from The Norwalks
will attend.
The best steaks, roasts, cbopI-I, etc.
are found at the Public Market. 'I‘ht
prices are not as high as the quality
deserves.
The regular mid-week prayer servicl
of the Young Peoples Society of the.
Norwnlk Congregational: Church. will
\
be held 'lhnrisday eyaai‘ng, at 7: an: in .mm.
the ladies' parlor. Directly following
this meeting. at 8 o',clock the church
. prayer service will be held. Talks
about the Bible—~“Joel.”
One week from tomorrow night the
gentlemen of the Norwnlk Congrega
tional Church will give a supper to
their lady friends in the Town Assent
bly ball, Norwalk. The gentleman are
to have entire charge of the supper.
preparing the vlands and serving them
The ladies, naturally, 'are very much
interested, and. Will probably be on
hand in large numbers. The young
men of the. church will wait on the ta-
bles for the gentlemen.
The Clifford dining room was filled
yesterday with dinner parties. Among
them were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight N
' Terry. Bridgeport: Mr. and Mrs A. M
.Ro,binaon New Haven; 11.8. Warner
and D. N. obus. G. W. Moore and A
J. Moore, ew York; J. N. Carl and
wife. New Haven: 1'." E. Carl and. wife.
Smith Norwalk: Miss Cal-1‘. South; Nor-
“it: use ’Plfer. South Norwslk: W.
Niliooker. New Britain; J L. Chldsoy.
New Haven; Ma all Enabler. New
Hover JohnO. J ,..Jr New York:
The Leuoyno Qombsoy stopped there
wfignm Need
.‘ of a good usurious: t'lsu Havana.
For Domestic; come It in'aad' look over
our mm. .
roman cinemas;
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“ I
Rowland, of Water-
a
meeting tomorrow evening with Miss
has the. con
(N on formalism.
Mr. and Mrs. II‘IIIdcrII-k Ii. Rowan of
Tay‘ or avenue are entertaining Miss
Susan Rowan of [lethal
H. S. Rood sells Waltham and Elgln
watches. These watches are excel
lent timekeepers and are moderately
pIiced.
The Norwalk City Council will hold
.I locating, this evening. at the. Coun-
cil Chamber, Wall street.
The annual reception of
Business College will be be
In the Norwnlk Armory,
'I‘ho reccption ol‘ the graduating class
of tho ()Vt‘l‘ Ilivcl School will be lll‘lll
:It Lot-'kwood \ liull iIWIiIIIy ovI plug ol
this Week
A number of tho students III the
Ilnt'strom school returned to Norwnlk.
yesterday. front their homes about. IlIc
..:ountry to resume study today.
A delegation of Stamford young men.
headed by llIIwIIIy Sleuth ()ctingcr.
l‘tIIllO to South Norwalk Friday night,
and attended some of‘the social events,
The. South Norwnlk High school and
the Connecticut Military Academy
baseball teams are scheduled to play
this afternoon, on the latter's grounds.
Miss Nellie. Willcock. who has been
the. guest of two weeks of Mr. and Mrs,
D. M. Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
N, Ferris, has returned to her home In
Brooklyn.
Joe Dowling, who played good ball
as shortstop on the American Grapho-
phone team last season has signed
with tho I’Iovidcncc. team of the East:
ern League,
The Board of School Visitors artI
scheduled to hold ll. meeting tomorrow
i
Brown's
Id tonight
e
it
t
l
llti solectmcn.
A number of Norwalk young people
will attend the twonty-tbild annual rc-
JI'IIIIOII of Professor W. I}, Ncwcll’s
.lnncing class in Masonic ’I‘IIIIIpIc
Bridgeport, Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Eul'lc wcrI
expected to arrive In New York froln
California, yIstIIrIiuy. ’l‘lIcy llllt'lltl to
stop in New York sonic timtI bcforc rc-
turning to NIII'thlk to spend the sum-
mer.
Lewis'. Read the ad. for prices.
H. W. Mather Is finishing up the
six-room cottage which be is building
in Burritt avenue. for iiimscif.. The
Jones & HoiI-hkiss Company are doing
the. plumbing and John W. Beatty the
painting.
The administrator of the estate of
the late Lewis ilubhcll. has been or-
dercd to exhibit. his administration ac.-
IIount for adjustment III the Norwalk
Probate Court. Thursday afternoon, at
2 o'clock.
James Silk. of NIH-walk, who is cm«
played as driver by (Inuit Brothers. ol‘
Westport. had his wagon pass over his
‘oot. lost. work, and crushed three toes
Ilic injuries were dressed by n physi-
iinn as speedily as possible.
George A. Coinst'ock, of Lawrence's
jewelry store, Main street. \Iorwalk.
left today. for Walthuiu, Mona. where
he will take a course. in the Walthnm
Hurological College, studying flnc
watchrndjustment and optics.
(l. H Vermiiyen still "love. his gm
nery and meat nIaIket. bu lnesa from 3
act to thestme’ltt- Elm street
ofrnlerly occupied by J, William Smith
Mr. Vermllyea owns the building Into
which he will move.~—Danbory Nevis,
The special town meeting, called by
those in favor of consolidation. will be
held at the town assembly bull, Wall
street. Wednesday evening. at 8
I'clock. when the details of a propos-
ed charter for a consolidated Norwalk
will be talked up.
lilun loll Play Pail
remember that Coleman carries a com—
plete line of Spaulding'a Baseball
Goods. For this week only:
10c CATCHING M118 . . ...... . . .. 8c
50!} GATOHleflits ....... ‘
$1.00 CATCHING Mm . 4
(blends iteration
10 "OR“! “AIM .TIIIT.
me soon: anaemia
moor COMPANY
.g- ._ to
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lhicnroa street. Dr. Bean is attending
In.
4. Mrs. M E. Mcad's iiillsldoschooi re-
Photographs of the best (nudity at .
: . Are emoticon-n.
oos GREAT ouansurna: sartsrso'rlott on III IV im-
Young Men’s
Snappu Suits
$5 to $l5
We have taken special pains this
season to tumble snappy suits for
young Icilowu from II to 20. The
it‘ItIlll. i lilt‘ uorthy the llllt'lllltill oi‘
I~'II-r_I ,ltlllll“. IIIIIII.
IIIIIIIIIII‘IIy IiIt'll'H izllllll lll'l‘ "I-liop
pod IIIIIIII‘ IIII _\tllliii', IIII-II. 'I‘IIIII
Indium I I-IIIIII tit out of tho t|llt‘.“
thin 'I‘ he. ‘II' unit. I of nuts anI made
rIoIII IIpI-I-ile putt-II‘IIII. 'l‘lIIIy copy
llil‘ pI'IIIIIIiliIIgz Hlylt'l-l lIuII |Illllt'l‘llN
in IIIIIII'II suits. 'l‘iIIIy tit. pch'I-It-
ly, will hold IIIIIII shape and up
pout stiougly to young follows of
moderate means who are fond of
good-fitting clothes.
Single and double- brousted sack
suits of fancy cheviots, worsteds
and homespun In mixtures. stripes
and plaids, $5 to 815.
Iioyish suits for boys and child-
ren that express all the new ideas
in boys‘ dress—sailor and Russian
blouse suits, Norfolk suits, two-
piecc and three-piece suits from
$2 to $7.50.
ll. S N'. M. Suits and Top Coats
continue to astonish and delight
Inca who :IppIIIIIIIIIiII ulnurt cloth-
lug.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
Tsl. Call. 44-4.
Frank London of Wlnnlpauk and
The annual meeting of the Camp
Woodbine Association will be held in i Richard Abbott, of Arch street, ro-
Ilrldgcport. tonight. It is probableiuxiveu new pianos Saturday. "
that Charles Island, off Milford, owned I M , , S
.. “’3:
ng ‘ompany w to ac cote as no
future home of ”‘0 organization A i now occupying their summer home in
committee was in South Norwnlk Fast} Rowayton Mr“ Weed “ho "“9 y
Day looking over lictts' and othcrig‘m‘ed {3 DIBCGJP‘W‘CZSI] 01163119 a: a
avalilable islands In the Sound in thisj bygluiltalti‘nl: “"312; (Masada: 7:
VIII nit ' ' ‘
' y . gditfcrcnt parts of the east some of
The combined choirs of (Irncc and them “ping"..nr Boston,
St. Paul's Churches will render Sir
John Steiner's sucIod «points. The Vigilant lingins Company, of
“lluughtcr of Juirus,’ tomorrow even i Westport. to holding a fair, A hum»
ing at. 7:45 o'clock at St. Paul II] th of people from Norwalk have ex—
Clllll‘i'll. S. Bernstein. the well 2 pressed a desire to attend. but owing
known Metropolitan Ilpcrn House to Holley actIuIImoIlauons have been
New York, Iympnnist. will assist All compelled to remain at home. This
souls will be free The rem-sunsets- cvcning. lwwvvcr a special car will
for tho cantata have been progressing lcuic W-cstpoll tor Norwalk and South
most successfully under the IlircItiIIn Norwulk ut ll: :30. II III believed that
of l’lIot'IIssoI Ii. K. I‘oolcy. i
In: my will take advantage of It.
Poor or dirty Ont: make your horses sick and In tho
and you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chat! and dust.
That Is why i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring' any
quantity you may Wish—“'0‘?!" bag of the highest stand- .
In! of quality.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
4] HCKSON’S
L PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER ‘ I
2 2: .. ART
WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting; by appointment or from 10 to 12 up: 2 to II p. m.
STUDIO
I 53 Wall Street, Norwalk.
Opposite Hotel. i
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“Vogue”
Special Spring Number Now Ready. ‘ ‘ .
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For sale by 4
PHOTOGRAPHS.
‘ HAL? 0
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
CABINET size,
32.75 dot.
YOU CANNOT GET lift”:
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study. whom-
eqnsl tumult? Defective smueasflainonflmu
monsoon; banner-child's aye: uranium m3
4 ,4 points s. I‘Iov‘r, ’
floors 0 Iliullid Book
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. probably be held May 6.
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PRESCRIPTION:
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and
urpscmzs
murmur
Tols-
phono at any time and let us
. Without extra charge.
know what drug store good: you V
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need, and will send them right
A. IUJ
Clifford Pbarmacll
PHONI 15-2.
out.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Bernard Collins spent Sunday in
Danbury
Peter McManus of Bethel, was 3 via
In Iowa yesterday.
Raymond Brothers are unloading a
boatload of fertilizer.
William Howard. of Franklin avr.L
nuo, spent Saturday in New York.
Henry P. Price, cashier at the Bank
of Norwalk, is in New York today.
Ilutlcr Lodge, No 97, I. 0 0. II‘., will
rehearse the third degree tomorrow
night.
lI‘rIInk Smith. Charles Downoy and
John Kern. of Stamford. wore visitors
in town, yestreday.
Mrs. John Neugebaucr leaves today
week visiting with friends.
L. St. John Keeler. of Norwalk.
started this morning on a business trip
through the northeastern part of the
state.
John E. Wood, agent at the Norwalk
railroad depot. has returned from
spending a couple of days in New
York city.
A meeting of the entertainment com-
mittee of Ophir Chapter 0. E. S. will
he held this evening at the home of
Mrs. H. C. Sharer.
Two more carloads of machinery ar-
rived In .Norwalk this morning, to be
set up at the new .‘uolh & Company
silk mill of! Grand street.
The governing oommitteo‘ of the
Norwaik Yacht club will meet at 7:30
this evening with Clarence F‘. Osborn.
of Arch street, Norwalk.
Mrs. P. W, Perry will visit her nat-
Ivc city. Worcester, Mass, as a dele-
gaic to the Baptist Foreign Mission-
ary Sooletv convention this Week.
The new silk ginghams arc quite be.
Iond description, yet if \ou read the
ad. of the I) M. Read Company you
will flt‘l sonic idea of their beauty.
Beginning May 1, Louise Lodge,
Daughters of Hermann. will hold its
meetings in Mystic Chain Hall as for-
merly. abandoning its present quar-
tern.
A boy named Gainer was struck by
an automobile in Connecticut avenue,
yesterday afternoon. and somewhat
hurt. A physician was called to at-
tend to him.
M. R. Bennett. who is selling the Fair
Ground property into lots for the. Inca
tion of the new silk mill. returned this
morning from New York. where he
spent Sunday.
Three boats laden with coal for John
H. Ferris arrived yesterday. They are
the Wyoming. it. .1. Garrett and H.
W. Berwlnd. Their cargoes weigh
about 1001! tom; '
The time for presentation of applica-
tion for letter carriers expired Satur-
didate who presented himself will
The Feast of the Passover. IIIIlchrat-
ed by Hebrews the world over. came to
an end Saturday. Regular services
the Synagogue in Raymond's Hall.
“The Pleasure Club." an organ
tion composed of members of [auto
Lodge D. 0. H., has lately been form~
ed. Its purpose is to arrange pleas
ant affairs during the coming summer
One of the affairs will be a trip to Glen
Island.
The Immaculate Conception Society
of St. Mary's Church. will hold its
fourth annual sociable and entertain-
ment at Lockwood's Hall, tomorrow
evening. A force entitled “Young Mr.
Devine" will be given and fancy a'rt'i
cles will be sold.
A party of members of the Foresters
of America, accompanied by the South
Nor-walk Drum Corps attended the fair
of the Fpresters In New Britain. They
left oIi he 525 train naturally night
and returned yesterday. They report
that they had a very pleasant time on
their brief trip.
An adjourned meeting of Grace
Church parish will be held next Mom
day night. when the matter of : rec-
, tor will come up. The church has her. II *
» without a regular rector 'slnce the Rev.
.McClure Bellows res wed to accept
once of chaplain nthe Invited
msmuunfiaamsn.
Wat «W’
for Brooklyn. where she will spend a .
day. The examination of the one can- .
appropriate to the season were held in .
T-Hl M0013
DBESSERS’
In thIII town have examined our
splendid collection of
SPRING SUITS and
SPRING 0 VERCOA T3.
for men and boys and pronounced
it without qualification the largest,
finest and in every way the most
satisfactory assortment that they
have ever seen in this part of the
country. They have backed up
their statements by liberal pur-
chase: and now we want YOU to
call. We will not be satisfied until
we have received your views on
SPRING 10? cans
Illumifrom every fashionable fabric of the season short long motif '
tight or loose- fitting. 08.50, 010.00, 812.,00 $15.00 and “300.
MEN' 8 SPRING SUITS.
, «hummus and single-breasted, the letter In hots. thi-es and ms
button styles, plain and beautuul fancy fabrics, with every noun.»
ion feature observed. 00.60, 00.50, $10 012, $15, 818 020 and .25,
SPRING NATO—In our stock you will ilnd reproductions of all “333:.
Ii
wear that can be found... ,
dimly
Iy tailored and stylish In doL——_Ign.
lag exclusive hatters' blocks, but we save you from 600
sPamo HABERDAOHERY—Our selections in our Department in am. A
In our Boys’ Clothing Department you thI find his I
according to the grade. on ever y hat you buy
complete in every detail, including the finest, for dress or minim
msrkst produces for every occasion. strong, durable fabrics, up
38 Washington Street South Notwaik
attention to some new and good things.
New Java Tea fine flavor, sweet,
pleasant, palatibls, Try it. Just In.
55: lb.
Porto Rico Coffee. Some time ago
I read that Porto Rico produced finest
coffee, but little of it came here. Most
all shipped to Europe. I have just got
in some Porto Rico come, said to be 1
Nice Butter. Ity .
to me for nice, III-03h
good: at 30:. Or In Or r
we give you Clover IIllll W ‘
Small Hams. " ’ , .
New cabbage, Denim
Ont Grated ”won.
for little chick;
time of the yo I‘ than It.
The practical to at our at
of superior quality. 35c III. Try it “ones seer ll vsryqfih‘fl“ to to thaw
once. they who have taught it on 6 ‘l
Genuine Arabian Mocha Coffee. fresh again and again. Ohio It a t;
roasted. Justin. 5: up.
Lorenzo Dibgf
Only on strain indeed. but It Is responsible for moral!
Nervousnoss and general Discomfort than you give it orpdtt
your on: give you the slightest trouble. is it not dishes
0nd outtho cause? Our examination is very thorough andt‘
‘ nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Gl‘uus. Properly Midnight
our (manta.
0. I3. JACKSON
our-noun annulus
I WALL I‘I’RIIT.
Fertilizers.
BRADLEY’S POTATO MANUIE, BARNIYARO MANURE,’
SUPERPHOBPHATE or LIME. LAND PLASTER. .
mess} PATENT MANURES. UNBLEACHE-D woon‘gtalis
oaouuo sons, and ‘
AIR SLAKED LIME,
Norwalk Chronicler