II.” to Q0.“ ”it.
All?) a large assortment of Fancy
Boisses and Lace Nets forIIII S Cur-
t‘inl. or: r
t. K. BANKS
at a 47.,was'r .was I N s12.III
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callers titles:
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. WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair. to-
night; probably showers Thursda;
cooler. A trough of low pressure a-
t ads from iowa southward to Texas.
under storms have occur-ed in the
e uthern portion of this disturbance
a d light rain and snow in the north-
ern portion. Pleasant weather with
high temperature prevails generallyAr
east of the Mississippi river. An area
01 high pressure and very low tempera-
trjre for the' season or year has sever:
and in the extreme northwest. Con-
d tions favor for this vicinity warm.
sultry weather, followed by local show.
ers and cooler.
Charles Seymour of West avenue. is
building a large Japanulng oven for the
United States Foundry and Singles
Cbnrpany. ,
'l‘ire Irouusbur'y & Bissell mills.
which have been closed for two weeks,
for boiler inspection, have resurrrégl 9p-
cratlons ’
'lhc carding, spinning and dressing
rooms at the Andrews 8: Smith mill
it re resumed operations after a
ck's shut down. ‘
Men‘ 3 fine madras negligee shirts for
tfIl Ity cents, at the Boston Store, regular
dwllar quality.
A horse belonging to Conrad Becker
the grocer. took a wild dash down
Watrr street this morning, but was
seen captured 'W‘li'irbut' any damage. ‘
Ftiwer' ghllo'ns. " weal-b lbrr’gor’: ‘Dcvoe
Oliver 5:0 Wilson. of Norma has
nearly re Vered from' his and ill'~
ness of Monday afternoon. which will
be welcome needs to his many friends.
Charles Siavln. of South Norwalk
no! on‘ lgripnrttant: position as Iclsr‘ir in
the office of the superintendent of the
New York and Eastern News Company
in Bridgeport, apd commutes to that
city daily.
Glover sells a patent colt Oxford for
33 that is noted for its elegance and
simplicity
'lhe trolley company but. on open
ears. yesterday. generally on both
lines. indicating that warm weather
has arrived. Yesterday was the warm-
est day so far this spring. The ten”)-
pel'nture promises to be' equally high
today. .
1m cornfi‘zdgpi‘ht ‘15::-
The 0
ing Cb
tiIllgI bill of1 the new feed wire betwein
horwl an t or d ny ot
er rm :e'Nflxgregbfingmr‘ilade on
that diyision. About one hundred new
ties are‘h‘eing‘ ‘iaid‘a‘ da'y.‘ '
The Tuesday “evening service in the
First Methodist. Episcopal Church; last.
might was largely attendad..amt most
interesting throughout. A delegation
of the member-ref the Junior Band of
East Norwallr, was in attendance: and
added to the interest of the occasion
by partieiplitlns. in the service. A1
chorus choir rendered the musical
numbcror ho Wuhan-lulu!
under the direction 0 Seth Reming-
ton. I
\lilll it Kl
lit til
.35
that. are fat locum“ to suit the hearty
learrenough to “new the more
are" )3]!
OIllR NIIIA'II'Q
. urn
‘ hum!-
. Haiti“. 80
5 “Chris chltb'rllhr.’ as!er Aid
, hm gig aaid hum
...—......”muwnfl.“
St. u
a working
ur- and Mrs. Henry :a is. of West
port. entertained Scone ills. of Nor-
wane "giggi-
rim. eater. Mylo: New
York. has been the guest of Miss Mao
Neither. West avarice. . . .
The Over River High School team is
ache led to play the Connecticut Mili-
mflemiteam this afternoon.
of Bridgeport. but for-
Wk. has secured a posi-
chionIII in the Arnold and Company ioun
1')
anisl-R RIM. Bouton. of South
filo unthlaat prelim;
Jidefi- -‘-WastpoIrt.
:John McCann, of Westport, has tak
t to the quivalk Launch
Wor s,‘w are he will have it thorough.
l! overhauled...
Carpenters are at work making re-
pairs to the building, in Railroad are-
coupled by Svec prothers. The
pass will be rebuilt. ' ‘
Miss Elsie Raymond. of West street.
has returned home from a week’ a vis-
it with her’sistdr. Mrs. Charles D.
Barnes, of Greenwich
-'-All the latest styles of Ladies and
I3; dren's lists to be found at M S.
iI’h It Co.'s.
Company D will hold a drill at the
Armor”! this evening, when final ar-
rarig‘e‘ e'nts villi be made 'i'or the corn
pony (lance to be held Friday evening.
Friday is the Feast of St. Philip and
St. James, and this event will be duly
commemorated with a service at St.
Paul's Church. that day, at 10:30
_a. m. _ .
Frank Duffy, of New Milford. ls
rSou . Norwalk. all of whom are pleas-
ed“ dfriee his smiling countenance once
rnor .
Mrs. Louis Miesel...of Washington,
00, .‘ is the guess of Mrs. Carl
Sc hub, of Railr'on‘d' avenue', and of
Mrs. Louise Malmo, of North Main
street
The street department employees in
South Norwalk wore engaged yester-
day afternoon in cleaning out the new-
er in Spring street at the foot (if/llam-
ilton avenue hill
Edward A. Brennan has applied for a
lico'irse' to conduct a saloon at is Wail
street Norw.alk William McMnllau
has also a’ppilcd for a“ license at No.
i Prankihs- avenue.
Lest? Earrwell of Spring street, is
suffer'l r? Rein. arr. talent to the thumb
of his left hand, by getting it caught
betWeen the clraln of his bicycle, and
the sp enlist wheel
Char és DeiVltt Rogers of Comslock
Brothers' store, is again at his duties.
Mr. Rogers has been recuperating at
his home silk New Canaan. since he left
the Norw Hospital several‘ weeks
ago.
-—:Bodlly pain loses its terror if
you ve a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclec-
tric Oil in the house Instant relief
in cases of burns cuts, sprains, accl-
dents of any sort
to make an experiment with woo
pavement This form of pavement will
be laid between the trolley tracks and
two feet outside the rail
mentrrl’ snatch will lio M’ hf.
iietween Pratt and Pearl streets.
Tire mud creche ‘ifihltal Citrus ba's
been hauled out on the shore at Greg-
Ory‘ s Point: wrmgmt timid
make some minor repairs. The “ Km-
pire City" has WNW
aer Island chair!) 3"" W. and eat
the bar at that place. which has al-
ways been a troublesome point.
gegris S. MoregouI e ciyll engineer
an amusl W. superv
streets have been at well!1 a?" tit):
board of freeholders “surveying the
Booker cornsrathaabl ngtonand Wa‘u
er rs't'em’rfliisilnnb-e‘rm out“?! W4
ing of Washington street.
Everyone who has a pleasant
the South Norwallr Congre-
$mbersm Jib
as. ...; ~ .
e to‘l .
toward finding a new pastor
William El'Slleeii‘au {iii- h'lr'n‘riy as».
srtment store in eilluncie. lnd. Mr.
”Sh hall’s many
to see him leave Norwalk but hope
for" bill: mtic'h'wril ‘ in'hibi‘tiew W":
N’RPE; Tongue, Philadelphia
Towefl Eifijkullom flidmfiuc. B.
m. mule?“ mow
WM Ill. .hinl.
icy. New Ydr, “are guests at the HotelN
Clifford .
RIGNT!”
Militia.
foot eondi a th new cost.
ream. scour”
spending a few days with friends in .
The trolley company in. Hartford «‘3 ;
Mild!“ illicit Tegi'e! f
ry' haul» Aidv Sock bold .—
t s. It!
en
suanII . at .W “I'm '
1‘
shoes cal ’ tic? wmfstorc‘ concil-
d poo. That on odd tars;
It elr whivlfifi up Ithsrrtcood" at? their
a‘l ”round 360 fiance
lien are had to crime and see these
and crit
fill; ‘55“ 5.325.134 am...
a War! That's the
point‘I that: mortars you; after all
80mg“ of the“ sty deficit readi':
isn‘t leather, button dull top
Patent leather Blather dull top.
Bla'ek Russia calf.
Bluebel- of Vlci cslIf
Box‘ on f. '
vrcr kid.
Chrome-tanned wax calf.
Patent leather. low Slasher.
Patent ooltsitin, low.
Patent kill. low.
. ' 08.50 and 04.
Shoe store. . 'v ‘ '
. ros' wgitaiwo «hrs. .
There is iheI prettiest lot of fabrics,
for whilr'ing- so its, pri at at
has been gotinge the‘g'l" F dpgrhh
is s. touch of .llfefi. a no thirty.
ti on till sec recombining white
wi the deep r shades of blue; some
times there are strip“. or ribts. or ti
squares in different shades of one do
0These fabrics are handsome. and
cheery in effect and (more than that)
are full of
vlie heal. age but it and
3 Sigma oft
1
Xd' Left (aisle. rear
FLOOR. G VIRINBS.
These parts. of Ib Istors glint supply,
needs for the house re we already or
your spring darnan . Not one, but
all are prepared Ito give better service
than ever, they have given yet.
Mattings illustrate this very and.
Here are the beat of. mattings made
all the other side of. this “world Jest mg
l. xcellent matting.
it to
or. light of wet t.
matting-covered
them for room are the out. last age
for wear that. the wot-l produces.—
rnnde in America of American grasaI by
American invented machinery
Crcx grass carpet is the name of this
is store has acid
twp yegrs pair —has provep its,
it \veai's like Miller, doesn’t
grow musty from damp sin at-
iraetive patterns.I Coal: tit 38:. yd.
Handsome Japanese matting and
loss haiidsorne‘ but. stftut‘er China' inst-
tlug. 19c 25c ice,
Fiber rugs m Japan, Some of
Eastern design. so re in stress car-
pet pn‘tterns. nrl rl lear- of col
lee for use on
ooi" or on the veranda
wortil
as warm days come ‘.'
rording to size
Tiri
The can rt . ..
26 by 60 inches—Si
36 by 72 inches-.41. 50
Rugs of Crex grass—50c to 21. 25 ac-
rll'fiilorz"
THE“ some" ND
DRY MODS OP"
sworn J '-‘
QOU‘I'H NORWALK. CONN:
creating?
<
Surplus.
Ochoa We MMOO
.wqmmm
JOIN I. m President.
JACOB M. rams. m
a
Mammal.
face wheuhe comes to eronsint innar-
o- no
, gamma" Solicitsd
unused Arnh' S« er
ear-'1‘- flfrlomr!‘ ---.:
than-gs Fresh Mackerel. ..20 O. ace ...
ISlus “than” ....'
II.I....... Bulb.
OtVIé-Iim . ................ died):
momenta ..... reels,
All other kinds °L FisIIl'Ir at very low
‘i~l"‘"‘ ....
Eastman of WashingtonSn-est Bridge
iii: . “Building.
. OPHIR CHAPTER. NR.
" mum."
m”. «'14.
.. l'I I .I ‘ ‘I .I
atwavs arson .I I . I 5
To "Fill YOUR ROOMS. '
We are so well ”cloned the."
can masses panting yuan
rooms at a very short notice.
do n unblock over the pop:
325'“ wa' have; we are can
that) 9y far surpass a
lartlo pro tion at much higher
prices. '
The New Lacqumt.
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
towns
M f”: M 8M
unranramuan'ra
HOYT’S THEATRE.
COMING.
UIWY; MAY 5th
MR. “HERIEFEI’. KILCEY
Miss EFFII’ qfliANNON
Management. Daniel V Arthur
in tlic grsat play:
Sherlock. Holmes
By Sir A Conan 1;»er
and William Gillette
Exactly as produced for 300 nights in
New York and 10 months in London.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night.
SATUR RDAY MAY 2nd
sscosu succulent. season
0f the. powerful and thrilling
Comedy-Drama. entitled
MAN Irv). MAN.
Headed by Whitman & Davis.
An Up- to-Ds Story of Tody
cannon or psorar. sou
ENORMOUS
ELECTRICAL
EXPL NON
Singing and being Specialties.
book out for the Dancing Bear.
Say. Don‘t You Miss “and"
Matinee Prices. 10 and 25 cents.
Evening Prices, 25, 86 and bile.
Sale of seats opens at lion's Thea
tre. South Norwalh and Woods drus
store Norwalk, 6 days in advance of
all attractions.
Y.
i.
Thomas A Boise
mm resold»:
error the “spice! a; E 8
HOYT'S ovens Halide. ' "
raroavc sue. traverse.
Presenting t 0 latest
Mum Pieterc5
from all pin-ts oi the world. over 300
Also or: Sir-t ”Err-5555355? «done 0.
Argos. Mr. w. Robert Goes. Mr.
can: menu-s. and other. .
. sum
summon. earns-ms.
Raasrvsd Boats 80 and 50. cents.
Baa once opeus' Monday. modsgtgé
...:an social 31"?“ the Season .
May “ ' Day Dance
‘ Will bé (liveri in '
W’s WW
washiugsoar Street. South Norwall.
Iivfriday cloning, May 1st. 1903 under
the auspices of Uncas mimics" As-
sociation. No. 26% and Uncas Tribe,
No. :36, improved Order of Red Man.
sesame, “Arum . ..
A genuin_ Pole {and a re-
Iproduatiooof E6
h which
“Bail.
Man‘s Orchestra.
Whal‘m the a person.
A’"xii?h use is assured
new ‘ mammalian spreader. § .,
able parties.
POPULAR AMUQIM N ..
run onrumar. or Imuhnwcx
n
in a mom will iv? mun air- As
Conan Doyle the famous author of
“Sherlock Holmes " which
Hoyt's Theatre. next 'l‘ubdd
unbosomed himself regarding his new
widely popular novels. it will surprise
most people to learn that Sir Conan is
all! comparatively a young man, haw
lag. been born in 1857. His principal
are he Captain of fthe Pole
Star " “A Se in Scarlet" "Micah
Clarke " 'Thell itb Co‘rupariy. " “The
House of Girdlcstonefi and l'TheDo
ings of Rattle ivla ” His tirst work.
published when awas :bul nineteen
years of age, was entitlodI "The my»
tery of the' Saahsha Valley " and was
printed in Chamber's Maurine For
mime receivsdthree gulneas. it was
in latter. works. the t
pt valor
was "The Hound of the like!!!” es."
that he introduced his “Sherlock
Holmes" characterizations. it was due
to his observations of Dr. Joseph Ball,
with whom he was a medical student,
and who is still a prominent praction
er in Edinburgh that he conceived tire
great detective creation. lie fr'ankly
acknowledged his ladebtednoss'to Dr.
Bell. - While studying. with Dr. Boll. it
wag yb ung Doyle's duty to show the
pat cuts into the doctors studio and
the young student was intensely int.
pressed with the doctor’s intuitive-
nesp. Case No. 1 would step up. "i .
see,” Dr Boll Would say, “you are put-
forth; from the drink habit. iron cIv‘en
carry a flash in your inside coat pock-
t " Another case‘ would come forward.
“A cobbler i see. " Then he would turn
to the young student and point out ro
rum that the inside of the knee of the
mall’s trousers were worn. That wds
where the lapstoue had rested—a pa.
culiarity found only in- cobblers All
this impressed young Doyle very much,
and the face of the sharp visage d Dr
Bell was constantly before h in As the
literary character of the you g authOr
developed. be naturally turned to the
model of his student days and “the evo-
lution of his literary til on s gave
birth to “Sherlock Holmes! “Dr. Bell
modestly disclaims any credit for the
famous characterization, but he. was
the model nevertheless for the great
est detective of fiction.
MAN T0 MAN MEWDRAMA.
When is a melodrama not a melo-
drama! When the thrills are. balanced
by the comedy dances Iand songs. Thou
it becomes a comedy melodrama, and
such is "Man to Man. " which comes to
lioyt's Theatre. Saturday matinee and
night. This play was one of the recog-
nised successes of last season. and
from all reports is‘ duplicating its rec.
out this year and has just p as re
turn engagement at the New tar The
ati-e, New York city with flattering re-
sults. mplcce equipment of new
and has scenery specially. built
for this company is carried; together
with. many novel appliancosior clue:
trical effects-and the producing come
puny of players ‘is one of the yer-wheat
that’has ever been gathered together.
THOMAS A poison.
Arrangements have been made with
i‘ho'nras A. Edisons wonderful Mov-
ing‘ Picture Entertainment to give a
grand pro'grain‘ of all the very latest
moving picture subjects. at Hoyt 5 Op-
ere House. Friday evening slay 1n.
Every one should see a rip to the
neon." based on the story of Julius
vema, over 1,890 feet in length, with
thirty: bewildering and «national
scenes: This is on ‘of the many mov-I
in; ictlrres th‘atw ll be pr esbuted for
the rut time in South Norwhlk. This
was eiit'srtalumorit highly instructive
to‘ young as ‘w‘é’ll as old, t splendor
aim armor or Mitch cash here be
described. Admission tickets are but
25 cents. For sale at box once morn.
bers of Ophir Chapter. all _drugglsts
and nt' Sturtevsnt' 8.
a‘ couagcrrcur compute“
Doors and Save" for St. Louis Ililldlflg
s Historical.
The at'ate of Connecticut has pur-
chased of Aubry” C. Smith; or Norwich
33: oftho more valxble parts of the
work in his him on Main sir-hat.
Norwich, now being torn down to make
way for the new gorernment building.
These include the pair of massivb frent
doorir'if windos‘Iri, “sites can other
w in They are to be us‘Ed
in e cohh' ou‘ ”of the building
which the attire ’will but up at htile St.
mitts axpoaitioa. 'Thlc mansion is one
of the b cat redidéncce in eh,
arid as: oral" mess. the dish
and! or (tilt! of tho laudmrltlzr ‘vthe
central non at the city. it was erect-
c‘d h ’yohl‘s ago by Milne
Arabs Humane it is said, cost no
out 880,000. mu}. Hubbard's oath
«allr schism Wit
use
Mass-re.— *—
a“; :2 Yr. MN
...: ’ Tonal: Coal?
y “if“? ‘
“When you can procure anything and everything in the line of a ladies' our:
.... ‘r
IAg'c‘rliio lam” Manton's Patterns". , ..
Ila/rrvfi y ;
GI'V1I‘AW
‘ r Fl: r
, Too much emphasis cannot be given this fpsturc of our arrmragr MW
last the underwear you want hare. Just at prices that you want to pan; ‘
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless, nicely trimmed, at 10c-
Womeu's Jersey Ribbed Vests. Sleeveless or with Short Sleoyssps‘
forent styles to choose from, at 12350.
Women's Flue Quality Jersey Ribbed vests, lace and silk tape trl "
at 160.
Women's extra size fine quality Jersy Ribbed Vests. handsomely trltr
mad. at 26c
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vests from 25c up.
"up
.3.”
.1” il' ‘ v'--r~
Boy s Balbriggau Shirts and Drawers, 25c quality, at 19¢ each. I
Men’s French Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, full line of sizes. at
Men’s Forest Mills IBalbrlggan Shirts and Drawers. ShirtaLoug.
Short Sleeves at 39c each.
Men's Best Quality Forest Mills Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
Long or Short SleevesJI'i‘rawers Dnuble or Bicycle seat, atIIfSt: each,
scours MIL mth
55 55 Waslunoton St
W H Y PA v M W0 F?
tron...
. ...,
moat; also Millinary with _a saving of at least
T on Per cent . ‘ ~
Every Garment sold guaranteed a perfect fit and of the latest rim
style. Call and convince yourself of th ese facts before going elsewharIi. ii
iii Earls Clark- and m S
68 Washington 5‘"...
NORWALK
HEILTH ,._
SHOES $35
UNION MADE. "
THE G ? ”A TE 5 T COMPLI WENT
H elm paid the human foot '
Come in and let us Show you who.
Good as any 35. 00 Sboe.
Olsens Shoe Star
8: WASHINGTON s'r scum NORWIKLK.
have the line of Go Our-ts which will insure pleasure for the «road,
ea. as Well as for the baby. 9:.
They are my as well as pretty made for long use and don’t cost ‘
We our! the well known makes of Heywood and Wendell! r- ,
F'. A. Whitney Company and Kelley Brothers.
Remember the voting contest.
A. J. COLLINS 8r 00...
"" » ’rtirlhtiar. electrons Also Iauaa‘aumtlr .
If to 8 North Main \i ”Elli N .
5.1.31 '—
'—"~4:§‘Il®bv a b.
A . _.lI».
i. "l :1. - .
Tcinwili with” all the good pomp ghost our gal
sandman”...
, Winfi‘li‘em fill” mots for seat winter a trait
MJFJwfiuot Id: but that “#5.“ a” %*.Q
...n. “autism-W ele gt-..”
devemn‘ts
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Mr-s‘I
Norwalk Chronicler