related that
iy motile along the prodemdc In
I ‘fortou the Main ileiibmnh’huor‘ H
trio sppearanpa deeply immersed
. ought, excited the Englishman s
Nutty to tiu'ch an extent that one
he could cantiln himself no long
ti walking up to the philosophcl.
reused iIiuI abruptly thus: "’l‘ell
Isir, who in the name of fate are
7’? “Ah!" Schopenhauer replied.
niy wish i knew that‘myself."
I“. said that every member of the
innit legislature” has received a let-
signed by more tbanfseven hun-
Imembers of the‘ Chicago Board of
e asking favorable consideration
Iot‘t'ae bill to legalize pan: and calls on
Wuonnd that the opposition to the
by the Board of Trade‘ directors
isrepresents the sentiment of the
”—0.-
FASHIONS.
F's There is no reason why the girl who
. el‘ IeiaimIate lingerie should not
‘ titty her fancy now cv I-n if she has
limited poc kethook.
IfIyou drive a great deal or are plan-
tax, to travel extensively, have one
the long coats of Image I in the, nut-
1- color. You will tierlv’e lots of
It ensure rom its possession.
coat of white canvas is beautifully
burned with an application of white
'_ I cloth down thei'fruuts and around
badge. Such a coat cleans very
liy. and looks much better after
g recess than the lac: -triIIInIIIi.
A or all there is no style of neck ilII-
~Ifor onII's every on;v slIirtwaisls
Wm simple or satistattmy than the
Mt bands of Hambulg or lace with
bit of coloted silk 01 velvet tib-
Woven into their edges. They are
, . uslve. ‘.too and easily laundered.
hinges site used a great deal on
finer gowns of wlIitII wool Oi mo-
II, but the woman who undertakes
wear them must he of good height
pd possess siyle of person also she
it] have a bertraggled appearance. On
,3 right person these tIimmlngs arc
ry pretty. ‘
M's constantly come across colored
lbwaist materials that are too
, tty to resist. but how mam times
arts: buying tiIt-III we (let-hue we will
_ er again buy any but white. 0i
time white this yeaI is ultIa fashion
fihie, but it is also may becoming and
flactory when not specially en
' rsed by Dame Fashion
Store away a good supply of pipe
y before you complete your white
robe. for the moment you begin
ear these nine rments then you
begin them son are against spots
as and hat and shoes and veil
I i. . gloves and parasol for to be seen
I . any one of them other than spot
_il not to be thought of tor a me
you are obliged to keep within a
n allowance for your wardrobe.
find it ditlicuit keep always in
the fact that it is better to pay
for a gown than to lessen the num-
or cheapen the quality of the lit
lockwear that go so far toward
3 one appear well dressed.
minnows rot-"s“
' winiwuxita Old'Weli rue-
md 32 per week until paid for.
dad look at these wheels if you
within: of purchasing, as they
be best.
t’s IOld Well Tire. guaranteed
‘ Season, for $5 the pair.
I "10 Ithllt'ilmllilii-il AWNII‘ Qt'ilqlh‘
or every moI-Iilng wanting with '_
Ellie lieu York Sunday Sun
teed for the season. for 825-615'
The inflrmifles of old age are
successfully combated by the
I use
~17» Food-Drink.
Its tonic properties are invalua-
ble to those who are weak-—
nursing mothers, little children
and the aged.
All drum-ta soil it. Prepared by the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’ n
st Lona, II. 8 A. ‘
W“, inn/HT]
i
The man who neglects business for
plousute soon loses. first the one then
Ithe other.
”It munossous'i'fow.
-.L4-—
italian Tries to Brain Workman in New I
Haven Rolling Mill.
NEW HAVEN April 25—During a
quarrel with two itaiian helpers at the I
New Haven iron and Steel Company'si
rolling mill, today. James Powell. a
Library Voting
“heater,” was struck on the hack of the
head with a piece of iron pipe. A deep . Contes‘
gash was cut in Powell's head and he ‘0 Am." 25th
0
was rendered unconscious iames and
Michael Cioiti the alleged nssaiiants.‘- Over River School,
were arIestcd slIoItly afteI ward and Center School.
40.51”
32.734
were held pending the outcome of i'ow- East Ave. M E (‘ lIurI iI 31.479
IIll' II injuries i.Y M C. A. . 30.962
Acoordln to the police one of the. Not walk tlospitul, 30,809
italians ad reused an Insulting remark Catholic Club 20.850
to Pewelt, 'IIlIo resented it and the two Butler Lodge No. 97 7.5%
became involved in n quanoi. Mean- IOId Well HI. & L. Co till-"I
while the other ituiian seeing his bro Union School 3.7“
thcr in trouble came to his assistance. Buckingham Post 3.13ill
Seizing apiece of pipe about two men South Norwulk Elks. 2.631
"It in diameter and [our feet long he. Cockenoe 'l‘rihe. 2.582
struck Powell a heavy blow on the Out Brothers Lodge 2.252
head The injut’od man was removed Putnam Hose, 1.682
to his home ‘ISt Mury s Sc,lIoo| l [35
H metal 109 C0.
Announcement.
To the patrons of the Norwaik Hy ;:eia ice Company of last season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous az'd gentiemanly treatment. and the
practice'of correct business methods to make this year:——- '
The new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared in
putting the above plant in excellent condition, and that it will be run to its
fullest capacity. . We shall put: no peddle. wagons on the adherent routes (tin-
iess we bus to) but would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for HYGIEIA iCE, where it will he sold to reaponsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the same figures as thII
natural product. To dealers who now to crush ice in boxes for their cus-
tomers. we would say that we have an ice crusher that will grind up ice at
the rate of'a.hundrcd pounds per minute which will he at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonabltI rates. and distilled water on tap.
James MIIrciII-ad. Brookside ice Wagons, will deliver all you want.
‘ \V ' Sincerely yours,
'i‘liE NORWALK HYGEtA 1019 CO.
By J. W. Olmsted, Manager~
Telephone. iRT-I‘I. I
N, ii.——llon't he “tallied" by any 0an saying that they have "something
i
just as good." but try it_ and act on your own good Judgment,
—.—
, _- .L__.- .W E
The man who has by any ctIcumsta. Ices been depr'lIed of his NEW YORK
SUNDAI SUN will appreciate the emotions described in an article called
Howl It Feels To Be Starving
April 26
‘ 0n the ever-fresb‘ topic of living—not the mere problem of existence, but
the satisfaction of the senses in the union of delights that make luxury—there
is a wellulilustrated contribution dealing with the magnificence of modern
apartment house life in New York. Some of the artistic affects achieved in
IlIawing- rooms and dens are shown
THE NEW YORK SUNDAY SUN As BREEzY IAND BRIGHT AS THE
BEST APRIL DAV.
Sportsmen don‘ t need to be told that THE ANGLER'S TURN HAS COME
STORIES that start the pulse of the man at the end of the rod
LIVE NARRATIVE8 of streams whippod and palates pleased
THE MAKING OF A 8UMMER GIRL.
How II form may bexiven to the all ppelese one. The usual reference of
THE NEW YORK SUNDAY BUN to anin and hhr fashions. The late“
hints on dress for the summer now do near
_ commandant;
Tragediuetltialuochl
humanism
“New
t doesn't give you a taste of the food. The
“WAGE!!!”
at the new store,
51 Wall St. Norwalk.
have the largest assortment of
Choice Millineru De-
signed For press and
Outing Wear
IIveI‘ shown in the Norwaiks. All or»
Iler work I'chIivI-s special and prompt
attention.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
You'll (int Ii little.
if you are looking for
the latest
styles. and designs in Wall Paper.
here is the place to see it.
they Art: The Boot Efforts
of the best'nrtists and careful manu-
facturers. The prices are. within
.— .
reach of all.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
i‘aiuters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures
10c.
Cloth Window Shades. quI {IiugI
25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods, 2 II.
long, with fixtures. 10c.
Oil Cloth binding. 10c box.
IIAIN'I'ING. PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING.
l.. H. Decker
87 Washington Street,
South Norwslk. Conn
Telephon; Connections.
School Taxes
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwsik
Union School District are hereby not-
lllIIIl that-’the district tax of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar laid on
the town assessment list of 1902 at a
meeting of the district held on the 3d
day of June 1902. at the Franklin
street school house. will be due and
payable on the first day of May.1903.
at which time i shall be ready to re
solve some at Stillson-Poweil's drug
stortI 82 Washington street. Penalty
at. the rate of nine per cent a year will
be. chaIged on and after June 1 1903.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwulk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwaik. April 22.
1903 a2 22 to )1
stlntor tillauioit
General Contractor
sawsss AND sswsn couusc
nous. warns weak on ALL
«mos. assume, ROCK sxcavs.
TION, mason WORK,
Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind.
Estimates Cheerfuliy Given.
26 Wood St" 50. Nowell.
M I L L I N E R Y
Ins. r. n. menu.
24 West Washington St..
#-
000‘
. But Her Rayul Father Decides That
‘ ilIIouglI
- [used as owner has too many.
Old Bank Building, Up Stairs.
is ready to receive her customers
with a full line of trimmed and untrim-
med hats. Special bargains on ready
Bhe Must Not Live at Duisburg.
BERLiN. April 25 wA milllit that
despatcl says the uc-IIIIII-hment of the
it» met Iowu Princess Louise of Sax-
ony is expected within II fortnixht and
that a court omcial. a physician and
nurses have arrivud at mnndau. from
Dresdan, having royal orders to bring
the child to Dresden three weeks after
its birth.
it is aptlIoIitallvcly stated that the
(truud Duke of Tommy failIIII of
Princess Louise I-IIIIIIItIy became ree-
oIIciled to bet but decided It was best
tlInt she should not ”re at t-luizbut‘it.
out of consideration for her IIIIIIIKIII'
sisters
\
where to illilii at ’l‘allurcd Suits,
LARGE METEOR SEEN
l"tllt'l LANII the, April 2!.- A large
IIIIIIIIIII' was sIII-II lust night. shooting
the . Heavens lIIIuII-Iilutciy
north of this city. The number rc-
sumbled a blurb mass of red hot iron
and it did not appear to be for above
the earth. Hundreds of people ob-
served it. ‘
COME DIRECT TO
WII illtl‘t' nothing but the
int: in our suits.
boih are perfect.
SOLID [IND SOCCESSFUL.
fisher on Suits.
if you are tun-rusted iII Tailored Suits.
it you are going to buy it 'I‘IIllIu' Sail.
very best materials ,aud a lirstrlnss tailor-
'l‘iIcy will stand clone Inspection.
Time Is valuable.
III rcady-toweur ganIIIIIIis or all dcscrlpt ions;
specials will give you some idcu what we ill't" doing.
it you are in doubt about
THE BOSTON STORE.
II‘III' style and iii,
We will save both time and money
A diance at these four
Citgllatlnnliiank
Ladies Black Blouse Jackets,
trimmed with narrow bands
of black silk and braid or-
naments, with best quality
Capital, ‘IO0,000.00 IIII-rccrized sateen. our reg,
Surplus. $100,000.90 :11“:.f-;:"' ““4”“ ""0“ "3......
cu." PrOfHJ, :40'700‘00 Ladies Blouse Sweaters, plain
——-— colors. and combinations.
regular price $3.25, special
for Saturday, 32.50
Look at the excellent values
we are showing in White
China Silk Waists. beaute
fully trimmed. with Valen-
cienncs or Ciuny lace. others
finished with neat tucks and
Jens II. reams. President.
noon Ill. lAY'fDN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H.- Fcrrin Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Bwlrtx
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Keaton-tomcat Samoan.
medallions. very .fuil
sleeves, value $4.00, at $2.95
Misses. all wool Venetian
Cloth Skirts, blue. caster
and black trimmed at b0t-
tom. and around hips with
satin bands regular pIice
$430. .Itpcclul $‘i.7l'I
.adics' Tailored Suits. no two
alike, of the. most approved
styles, values from $25 to
sun. at $13.50 and $24.00
We are also offering this week
II choice assortment of new
spring suits, worth $22.50.
at $l8.50
.1. Wallace .vur'vm.
......._ \
Accounts Solicitod
YOUNG
HARDSOME PAIR
HORSES F OR SALE.
()wn brother and sister. Four and
iin‘ years old. By Silverboul, he by
Stamboui 2072. Dam, i‘iarberIna
i’ntchen. ’i‘hII pair are. closely
matched. 15".! hands, dark brown color.
sound and gentle. Citv broken. not
afraid of sutomoblhes. trolley or steam
curs. They are very promising and
show that they will be Iery speedy. l
iiilt‘ team for speedway. track or doc.§
ior‘s work. No reasonable offer rcu
Can be;
T. Eggfnson
Painter and Decorator.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
seen at Pcficrs‘ Livery. Danbury. AIL;
dress ii. ii. McChesney, llsnbury, l
(‘onn ' amt 25 281
Hotel Hamilton 82 N Main Street
ma pan...
and
Garden Seeds
1A CARLOAD OF EACH JUST RE-
CEiVED.
We are. sole agents for the LeRoy
‘ Flow and Harding‘s Chick Food.
l
"PAINTER-S, SUPPLIES—i lI‘ionr, hay, grain; straw; etc.
Brewer 8 Malone.
22-24 Main Street, NOrwalk.
Dining Room
now opt” 1 Worcester Buckeye Movers.
Thoroughly renovated and up to! MD] and Eddy ”0W8.
date. Cuisine unexceiled. Rates “i cumvflm and "CNN“.
per day and upwards according toi
light Garden Tools.
rooms, or table board very reasonable. 3
iNorwalk H’ d’w’ 0 Co
“5 "'1 34 Main St. NOI’WAik
Under the management of
MRS. I. O. IMMILTOM
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH,
from 12 to 2 o’clock,
for 35¢.
TH E GOVERNOR'S VETO.
it is contended by some that the
action of the Governor. refusing the
executive sanction .to the division of
The. Norwalks. was taken too late to
be effective. it is maintained by
others that the veto was issued within
the limit fixed by law. That this dit-
fercnce of opinion may lead to com-
plication and trouble shows how dan-
gerous is delay. A remedy should be.
administered in time. in this respect
' Dr. Dick' s Medicine is peculiar, its ad-
' t ministtntion acts as on effectual veto
upon rheumatism and malaria at all
times
w-
CALL 58-2.
v
I
GOOD THINGS T0
Eggs.
can get the genuine article;
Grape Fruit, Apples, e
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST-I
We keep the best of everything and our prices correspond with quaitt;.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
eymOur’SStore
EAT.
We are receiving daily, Spinach. Celery. Lettuce, New Potatoes. Radishes Tomatoes Bermuda. Onions Straw-
berries, are coming in nicecondition. Price from 15c to 25¢ quart, Delicious Coffees, 22c lb. -.up
You Want the finest sweet rosy Butter, made fresh to our order by Brhlgewater Hills Creamery.
so much imitation and renovated Butters 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 stores.“ try it.
finest line of Fresh Cache“. We are headquarters upon these goods. Fancy Jamaica and California Oranges,
Fresh Country
There is
The
m.’
Vote early and\ often,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
snl'
mm
A sign in front of a rests to wear hats. .
some I! t is found in the on to indext' the contents of THE NEW YORK ‘ , ,
. gUNDA SUNN Bunmmenttbnafew‘ W: . W' I _ E ’ . .
I cum 1,500,000. In um .. , . , .
gun ill the Dotti Ring—Stories at Farm in Jersey-A Colony of | ”I iii I rpm. . “ Ii- *r ' g I “I j -
on ‘3“ Couldn'ts d Winning. ‘3' M" 9' One Faith “”99““! “9‘“ m .‘u m 0.. We can give you better Good-3t small price: than any other store because we buy and all forcuh.
eluding the Tehgrapher who was Parr New York. . , OF NEW YORK- : -
mm by a" Luck" ~ " ‘ ”Hffi”; when-rho it“ t ‘ w Good 3:71:12 22c. FMQUWTTETm | El i c BUT-“2nd 27
‘ -. "s y neat now a sac * . ‘- ' a in ‘r ‘ , go feathery or. c.
31:33.39, wtr-migeggygg; ' ”5-. “I; we W; m mu;h I; srm main». of New ' I. I ,
. 1' .. “min «I "I- e 1'0 . alonaxoos.‘ as; ,.
III! PIS-am Mommas . - woman who mum on . York adamant. . f: _, :LEAggngfotfiggé: “my a“; m _ .
D :’I ~ ' su- II‘ '
N A .. £1515.Q \1- ‘ "TWO PAILD OF NEW JELLY. ALL PLAVOR8.’ no.
fishermen who‘ve bird on the. THREE LID. D!DT ”NILE“ OODFIBH. . 25c.
..I'. and an m
p issues. hangs. "damage.
MAUD
one FAMOUS than at FLOUR.
. l The mm at nm floor that Imus every day prwuthat it new 30:! Flour mum. w. qu continue to
f‘
e.-
FLOUR. PER BARREL. “-5..
Norwalk Chronicler