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Ice Cream that you
'laillg1 enjoy: eating.
Absolutelyij-r.
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5 I Washington St.
1111111113 1113.
—George Walls, of Chestnut sir-,eet is
seriously ill with liver trouble.
Mrs. Smith Northrop. of Main street,
has been the guest of New York fri-
ends.
A regular meeting of the South Nur-
walk Board of Councilmen will be held
tonight.
Mrs. Homer Hoyt. of South Third
street, has returned from a visit in
Bridgeport.
A. H. Merrill, of Woodward avenue.
spent Saturday and Sunday in Pitts~
field. Mass.
——-U11iikeextraets. Vanilla Crystals
don‘t bake out.
Mr. and Mrs. O. 1.. Crew, of Wood-
ward avenue, are visiting relatives on
Staten island.
George Rose and William Banks rode
to New York and return on their bicy-
cles, yesterday,
Mrs. Manice D. F. Lockwood. and
son Maniee. are ill at their home in
East Wall street. Norwalk.
Wallace Winiams, assistant to Cu-
dertaker D. W. Raymond, spent yes-
terday with friends in Danuury.
Mr. and Mrs. William ii. McCoy, of
Greenwich were members of an auto-
mobile pnrty which spent Sunday at
the Hotel Cliliord.
The Misses Annie. Mamie and Mar-
tha Colton. of Bridgeport, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller.
South First street.
‘ Misses Marie Mormon.
Mormon and Dennis German were the
guests of Miss Ratchiord, South Main
street, over Sunday,
The Woman’s Guild of Grace Church.
will hold a cake sale Wednesday at-
ternoon. at the home of Mrs. Sophia
A. Weed, Wall street.
R. J. Cutbill is advertising pollock.
tlattlsh. blneiish. porgies. shad. halibut
and numerous other kinds of fish. 1111
fresh today. 1. will pay you to read
Eris ad before going elsewhere for your
sh.
The Y, M. C, A. and McKibbin Com—
pany’s baseball teams have arranged
for a game next Saturday afternoon.
on the Baxter Grounds,
Martin Brown, who had partaken of
an overdose of intoxlcents, Saturday
night’. was fined 32 and costs in the
town court this morning.
The Misses SnsantMurrn‘y and Mar-
garet Kelly, of Danbnry. were tht
guests of Mrs. James Flynn, of Wash-
Irgton street, over Sunday,
The state drum corps convention will
be held this year on May 6, at New
Britain.- The' South Norwalk Drum
Corps will probably attend in a body.
The meeting of the Lamont Club yes
tcrday was a very interesting one. The
address was delivered by Frank bay-
ton, his subject being ”Expert Testi-
mony."
. William Lawrence; of Quintard aye-
nne, is substituting night watchman
at the Martin Bates Company' 5 lat
factory. in the place of Charles Weds
who is ill.
Miss Laura Sherwood. of Camp
street. Norwalk, has returned from a
visit with friends in New York city
and has resumed her duties in Grace
Church choir. .
The Ladies' Benevolent Association
of the Nor-walk Congregationanhurch
will hold its regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon. at 3 o'clock.‘ in the lad-
ies' parlor. Subject: ‘Christinn Fei-
lowship." '
——2 lb. can Corned Beef, 20o. Meed's.
East Ave. Phone 147-2.
Rev. J. N. Freeman, D. D.. of New
York. who hire been engaged as the.
acting pastor of the South Norwaik
Congregational Church spent Sunday
at the Hotel Clifford, and will move
here this week. ~
‘anriei Show, of 31111111 F1191 street
Wentto Hartford, Saturday, to take the
examination for an engineer’s license.
but he was found to be color blind.
mad that one Manned the license
to be refused h m. '
The First Christian Science Society,
of Norwalk. has arr-fined tor a locturs
on Christin: Bcieno‘a‘. to be given at
lion's Open House. Washington
Margaret
meet, Friday evenijé. dailESth, by
2.
3111! Norton. 0.5.11 York
y.
The D. I. Bend Company 3 specials
today are mix “:22”
“41”"!!th
For Two Days Only, Monday and
tailoring which our New York Tailoring House has reached.
following reduced prices:
$20
$23
$25
H H H
“ H H (I
is emploued in making our suits.
Don’ I miss this unusual opportunitu.
. -14 South Main St.
1 South Norwalk.
Spring Suits Made to Your Measure
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
MAY 4th and 5th, 1903.
This is a tailoring event of unusual importance to everu man who desiresa,
suit made to measure that shall fitperlectiu in event detail. madevoi the latest
stule fabrics. and fullu up to our high standard in everu particular. ‘
We make these reductions to make uou acquainted with the perfection of
For the daus above
named, and for those daus only. we will take uour Order for a Spririg Suit at the
$l8 Suits Made to Order for $l4
lligher priced suits at corresponding reductions.
Please note that Quit! the highest skill drawn 110111 the ranks of Union lailors
A representative from the New York House will be with us Mondau and
luesdau, Man 4th and 5111211111 will attend personallu to Iakiua all measurements.
Tuesday,
$ l6
$ l8
$20
Masonic Building.
I Norwalk.
Romilly F.
Rev.
extended an invitation to the men or.
i‘rinity parish to meet him at an in-
ilnmphries has ,
formal gathering in Masonic Hull.
Washington street, W't-(Incstlliy night
at 8 o'clock. There will In rcncsh-
mania and social time
A musical service of sprcini inmost
and quite hugely attended was hell
last evening in the Norwaik Congrega ‘1
tional Ch111~c,h the choir pIcsenting sel- .
eerions from the oratorio 'Horn Nov-
lssima." arranged by Horatio W. Par.
ker. of Yale University.
Saturday afternoon Mrs, Housman,
wife of a South Norwalk man, was or-
rested for intoxication. by Constable
Higgins. She was locked - up. This
morning. when the case was called she
was not in court and a bond or .11 w:as
forfeited
Common 1;! king, one of the bright
nmboys wh’o isposes of many issues
of The Evening Sentinel daily. is en-.
delivering to locate two pairs of shoes
which disappeared during the excite-
ment Saturday night. Cameron was -. .7 A ,. - ~ -»
selling extra Sentinels, and the shoes
were left for him in the hallway of the
building. but when he came for them
they had disappeared. It is hoped the
tinder will return them to Mr. iiaw-
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick «Halli the
end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust.
That is why i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET i-iAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stand-
ard of quality. _
any oars THAT‘S CLEAN.
" " ‘ MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
Who is your Photographer 1‘
kins. The party who took them Is JACKSON 3 STUDIO i
known and will doubtless return the will produce for you ’
shoes.
Art
IN SPECIAL DESIGNS.
“Not how cheap—but how good."
Sittings by appointment or 53 Wall 8t., Norwnlk.
from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. m. Opposite Hotel.
~............«..._..c._. .. ..__._. -,.
SHEET MUSIC. 15c.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY.
Down Where the Wnraburgar Flows. 1
When Kate and i Were Coming ‘
Through the Rye. Boys and Girls, Iat-
est march. Dance of Honey Bees. Un-
der the American Eagle, iAm Wearing u 9
anther-‘18:? Away for You. and 100 Yhoxog‘sav\\\c m°““\s cm 3 “1:: huh,“
Coleman’ 5
..,Agent tor Spanning baseball and
Sporting Goods, , , ,
“11.11.11.111 3.11dich Rfiistic
WILLIAM MP. BEERS
Photbg‘raphio Supplies
" 49 watt. crust ,_ 1* NORWALK,GONN
PhOToonAPHs .
OAIINIT slzs,11A1.r OASINETQ,
02.781111. 311—11101.
, ~ . , you CANNOT osr- “Tran QUALITY... '
LEWIS. u Alain Strut. Nomi!
. 119011.89 ulna
Palescmpnalvs
‘ called for
and
MELYECINES
DELIVERED
Without extra charge.
‘ Tole
phone al‘ any time and let us
know what drug store goods yOu
‘ .
need, and WI" and them right
11111.~ ‘
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Cl1fl1brd Pharmacii
PHONE 15-2.
August Pliquet, a traveling agent
went to the Norwaik Hospital yester-
day 111 110111 a fever.
The Norwnik lock factory has shut
down for n denote 0! weeks to allow an
inventory t be taken.
The Rev. ‘ . i-i. Grantham. a repre-
sentative onthe Church Standard, of-
ficiated at S . Paul's Church yesterday
morning an ‘ at the Chapel of Our Holy
Savior in th evening.
-—Very to, brands of Cigars hold
their own ii e the imperial Crown. it
has been add for 10 years and over.
onsidered one of the stan-
and is now
dard brands
A Brill: rt degree team came to
Norwaik y erday atternoon and con.
ferred the d (rec on a class or twelve
candidates fir Division No. 1. A. 0. H-
at Hiberni Hail. Wall street. The
ceremonies ere witnessed by visitors
from Sen Nor-walk, Stamford.
Bridgeport d other places. A social
time follow the work during which
speeches we o made and refreshments
Sm l
A Prussia emigrant was in n peck
of trouble in Norwaik-yestenday attor—
u-unnble to speak Eng
secured n position on n
rt, but dill not suit. i-io
singled out of Bradley. who Ienrn~
ed from an lorpreter that the Pros-
clothed er in Ontario. He ni-
nri n pos one. money order which
was cashed1himr'rho chief sent
him to New. on: and gave him a note
to the first ow York poiicennn he
not“ on d » him to. the Now York
.ccntrnltrn
1|.
Throw Off ’{J E .
1 the Bondage.
111111 3113111111111 11 AnyTnlIcr. 3' .
lint Br. Independent.
Itclulytthutr clothes of the right
kind make this possible without
sacrificing any of those nice little
points of comfort. and style that
every person of good taste de-
mands. 1 '1
EVERY SUIT AND TOP COAT
IN OUR STORE. FOR MAN OR
BOY, IS CUT RIGHT AND MADE
RIGHT.
and the cost Is about half what it
custom tailor would charge for
identically the some quality.
Among those you will find splendid 11.111.12.511. ;
TRAIN up voua CHILD iN THE WAY‘H
SHOULD oo. ‘ ~ ‘
at 1
Dress him right and he will always want to be dressed right. It
w‘ont be expensive either, if you buy here. We have a special line 05
Children's Suits that we sell for 32, $3. 50 $3, $3 50.
You will save money on your ii ATS if you purchase in 0111' 11111.de 1 ~
partment We sell Croi'ut At Knapp liars
SELLECK 81 PRICE
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
to
Only Eye Strain. .
Only eye strain Indeed but it is respoasible for more accuser
Nervounness and general Discomfort than you give It credit for.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the best polioyio , .
find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and costs you - '1
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adina
our gumteo. - 1 . _1_ 31$ "
o. B JACKSON
.RADUA'I‘I OPTIQlAU
II WALL nTnssT. N0RWAL1€..OONII.
Cutbdis Bridge Fish Market“,
Fresh arrivalot Pollock. 5c lb. Fiat Fish. 8c lb. 5 Cod.
Iic lb, Blue Frsh. l0c lb, Porgies. l0c lb. Buck $1116.10ch
Roe Shad. l2c lb. Halibut and all other kinds of Fish. . . '
Crabs and Lobstcrs.
R. J. CUTBILLI, “
West End Washington St. Budge. South ‘
_.____________.._______._., _______ __ .
Wedding Rings‘
Plain, Oval and Tiffany 8tyloo.: ,. l
H. S. ROOD,
15 South ma Street. Santa
WORKING ON nEPAms To MAINE. FOREST FIRED GAU I
PHILADELPHIA May i—‘i’he hat- WINSTED. May 4.
tieship Maine was today trans! rred the forest fires which w
from the League island Navy Y d to Canaan mountain cOm
Crampn' chip yard. where the damage terdny Afternoon to the.
sustained by the worship during tor ‘rhree barns owned by”
get practice in West indinn waters will snwyer. Mr Green will
,be repaired This work, it to expected‘ rescued his wife, who 1111-
will soon be accomplished. a the naval
sleeping. The loss will .
survey board reported that the dam- and dollars. and In commit
ago was slight. . ‘. *.
once. The forest draw
MATTER.- DIIOATIGFIEO WITH
. _. WAGIIS ,,
91! last night by 1119
PHILADILPlliA.
minnows“ 1,
Norwalk Chronicler