. bility.
and colored materials
I?!» stw is the “stain Wm
no actions.
E K BANKS.
4s a oft/“‘1‘ my“ Lit.
Mob-chm Hotel Ilsolc,
South Nomlk. Conn.
LuiNe""I
WEATHER FORECAST. "
, For Nownl and vi tlni Ge 0 it
fair tdfii‘hb 5nd. Thu (L2: 399;; i!
no well developed ‘storm area this
morning but a- dist planes pol‘itral to”
Texas as produce "some loos bho
ers in the southwest, Another dis-
turbaneq my tsprodu wag
light sgbwfls on t Le New ll 5 nd
coast. easant weather press,J 3s
‘eraily this morning east of :ht 'e Sleig-
sissippi river. Conditions favor for
this vlclntiy partly cloudy and slightly
warmer Weather.
‘ Miss Bessie M. Stanley 3 violt‘ihng
her brother. Charles P. Sta ley; at
home in Georgetown.
‘ Gabrldl Shaw. of Smithvllle, has seaA
cured a position on the piledriver oi
the H. W. Wells Company
Company D will drill at the Armory.
:this evening The committee will
robably report on Friday night’s
. slice. 3
. Mr; and Mrs. Thomas Bell. of Fair
btreet.. INorlv/aik. have been visiting
their daughter, at her home in New
Haven
The chairman of the W R. C. Sew-
lug Circle would like to have the mem-
are come to the hall Thursday morn-
he. meow... L I..
4-minute Crystals,
ch drawer-pig
l mS. S.'31‘illot
éflhlil
the best and
.is tltllvprtising 11.1er
iggryfin ’also a large
{a (it re yd to wear hats.
sad thoif sdvbrt out. .,. . I
’I! We ‘ébfiyairluadi' in the is... of
i0! Walks ‘F. Baird's school. will
g Imlsbore torIsupper. this even-
3 ”returning by moonlight.
iTen cents procured ‘a‘ good" tooth
brush and a sample bottle 0: powder
st the-"Clifford Pharmacy. II This op-
portunity. iii ior this week only. ~..,, .,
The Mlnistering Circle of King‘s
Daughters Lb! the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Chilrohl laetc yesterday" with
Mrs. A. P .369“. ct Mongrd street.
Dr. Phelpg would-3 phasize the. tact
that there is no elimimeniinzgdn his
oflicoi Every lots of work done by
him is performed With the 'V‘anow how”
behind it ,.
, ——-The South NorwalLk Baptist
Church will hold a rummage sale.
Thurs” Fri. and Sat of this week in
the Money Block. No. M. St. .
The ladle“)!- The Nol'Wllsiwiii find
many specials at A. Dickerman &
8911‘ s tomorrow. Re their announce
merit. spa prepare trike Vadvantage
of the specie} onion tr»
beernor Chamberlain has issued ti
writ calling A A special dietitian in also
probate district of Kiliingworth.tn all
n...
the glossary mused by the death of m
Judie David K: Stevc'ns. The writ has
been sent to the sheriff of Middlesea
county The election will be held on
May 18.
W
. SOME PEOPLE -
Go blindinided- throaghrlile regarding
whstls best for them. Thor buy their
lumber without knowing whether or
not it is taller knots-crewman.
They buy food for themselves and their
stock without thinking as to its adapta-
"Don' i. go it blind“ any law
if you intend painting your‘liousti' , use
the 3 ereifinl vtyhlchisémé1 ms}? 9%“ to
1113 fm abridge: fill 11%:
we as a you
m result of ten years of'science‘
hard work
For sale by Fox Cycle & Hardware
00.. South NOWalk;NOl'W31k his?
ware Co. Norwalk ' L phi.
pi
r meow“
L ‘31....» cm-
' or L summer
. the ,West. has returnpd in Norwalk.
at“ L
I MSW
LL we ate
. infifi
centsperf
. may.
Mil
or . is the
NiWn. of Can-
us3
South Norwalll
Mail, Carrier Henry 0. bailey. of
Benton street. ls slowly recovering
from an attack of pneumonia...
rl Schaub 8d.“ has rds‘ianed hle
nos oh at them
to out Ydrk to t he a position;
Edward Seymour, who has been
working in the printing business in
‘Mlcses Jennie. May and Poesy Far
leil, otS street. ha‘ve been. visit-
ln‘gg'inl g?” rt with Miss Davis
The graduating clash oi the Center
School will hold their recs tion at
{Jekwood'E Hall. Non/silt, is own-
118-
Lady Jenn gs hbdge, Daughters of
Sethlehem w ll hollid although; ltonight
t
in Bed blitzes Ha n as ng on
Th
1‘“
to.
Main street
Bditttdb Bradstreet, :‘in the Senate
yesterday. tabled a bill. rejected by
the House, regarding price of gas in
South Norwalk.
,|_er38 Vanilla Crystals the flavoring
monthly business meeting of
“d Makers Society will be held
The reception of the graduatin
class .ot the Crer River High Schoo
will- beiheld at thermos; Hail. rrl
day evening. 1:1“ 15th.
President , o it and Secretary
Phillips of the nlted Hatters of
North America, were in town yester-
day on oflicial business.
a Sarta n pl New York was a
“Fitter fn'townltd see his brother, Prin.
cipnl (1E Serials. of“ Brown's Busi-
ness Cblia’ge,‘Monday.
Mrs. F. w. Gerard will give a lec-
ture illustrated with the stereopticon
on “An flour in the Forest." at Dock-
wood’s Hall, Tuesday evening next at
8 o’clock. 3 ,,
Roscoe McClave, nephewpl Mr. and
Mrs, Edgar H. ‘Fox, of .WeLot street. is
catcher for tho Princetonivsrslty base-
ball t6a1it..McCiaVvVe'ls well
knownilu rwalk, v .
The 'mlu Wlflffi en‘ja.
mlhblsafi. ason and‘b, nevolc tAs
soc ntion will be held in the lime room
of St. John’s Lodge, next Tuesday ev-
aning. (Juicers will be” 'Vellosen at this
me
~Bad bland and iiidlgostioii are
deadly enemies to good health Bur-
dock Blood Bitters destroys them.
Miss Nellie Grillin, wii‘o 3has Ibeen
empl yed for we time Wt emote!
iiam iton. sailedI “from” new o‘rk to-
day for her home in lreland hoping
the lchange will prove benelcial to not
has th ~
A meeting of the horsemen Lot the
town wiii bezhold marrow night at 8
o'clock; at the repository ol Luther M.
Wright. Madison street. All interest
ed in the Fair Ground races are invit-
ed to be present
The Cili'éial men: of the”Nbi-w k
Méth‘oditit' Clint-WWW“ lioid its'f'in
meeting this evenibg. biter‘whioh tile
lint guarterly donrerenee will be held
auditor iwhish Irreslslsg Elder Most-
giomery is expenses. . ”it is w
f'lV‘bef: hadieil‘ Mevolem. Assbciittion
' giti pail
Chart is be gfihm held (Elsa alt mood in
libies' The leader is
Milt. KWH 331i} and the subject
"CliristiLan Feiowdhin"
It you use in nee‘ii oi carpeta..~bed
room furniture white or gidgltam
82H
dross a. the u. c in
party £1?! see it they fiveffill “3011‘
will turn to th‘éir‘sd. you will find prie~
efeand description or the Above arti-
c a. 3 ,,
~Ali the latest styles of Ladies‘ .de
Children's Hats to he found at M. S.
Smith & Co.’ a
Willi
Crofut.El who vis a member of
emu
bofihls‘
he North Atlan-
Sou Main stream:
llc. squadron is now at the Brooklyn
Navy .Yard.
The logo; can?“ m. m
soidm through Real tatb Agent Deu-
Rihwii‘iitiiii.‘ bi.
White. 1 .4
LV lag: of Silviirm is :éw also sold Sat- " L‘
State Highway VCosalnlLssioner Mac-
wPMNT .
"llama” the .3..." or rich I la
rial Catei’a-d gone m
ight’d t the Labor Lyceum in South ‘3
aLLAND'SL
w . ¢ .. ,:
.mL .3 it. 3 ..
. s. “I ' .. . , V
uuosswsaa “was uuoslb
rates. .-
Handsome newest-style tine nnderv
wearjsamples direct [gm be New
l'y that
as Russet"! at this
stores factory salt is tar
from New York; bright sunshine and
light with plenty of air and the best
of conditions surround it. But then you
have a right to esppe t that; the store
wouldn’ t dbre sell any other sort of un-
dorwear
From the factory, thebe s'amples
went straight to the sales-room and
ihore they’ vo been since—not carried
around the qmmtry and in sibi‘ed in and
out of trunks. So they are crisp and
dainty and attractive. Best of all
they are a full third less than the us-
ual pr.ice
quoted you'll get the actual value of
each garment
Drawers and" Voorsebcov‘ers—‘lilc to
Chemises, mpuy styles—25c to 83.
SkiHLts graceful styles—Silo to 86. 76
6Nig t gowns, sevaral effects—39c to
wSorry, but not till can share: nearly
every garment is of medium size. it
you are of average figure, a line oppor-
tunity is at hand.
Second floor.)
LINEN VALUES.
Example items that tell the way to
many savings in table linen.
Large tray- cloths (22 by 31 inches)
pure linen and hemetitched—Zsc.
Hemstltched table-squares. 30 by 30
inches, nice quality—25c.
Table-shuns: winner opeawork
hematitchlbig tom by SM hes-49chd
y soc ed
pure neb..solls at?“ 75o’usnbll
Special- pattern heavy bieac ed dam
ask (flower and conventional figures).
usually 8135—831. 1..» .3...
Front basement.
. new locks
Just some at the any New ones
come :1 ti ally ever
Slim”;— flail glory or $1331 Boy: Henry
:oéert Willard. "urn“ m'9nbbrt‘ .
The Better May by Clitles Wagner
author of "The Simple Lula—a.
People You Know; God Adel-vibe.
Est-rel of the Blessed isles: irvlng.
“holler author of “Eben Holden"—
l
Floswers o' the Corn; 8. R. Crockett
—1.0
The Golden Fleece: D. G Phillips;—
81 0
The MannerlnLgs; Alice Brown-31. 08
Captain Kettle K. C B. : Cutllire
Hyae—-90c.
Right corner, rear.
m «ROWLAND
”BY. ooobLsVV co.
Brld‘g’bporh Conn.
LSOVLIDI lLLllD MMFUVL.
COLNLLN.
CHLOJ I.) a”).
.I e. i. .’ ”filaments to
lib?“ II , ibididili
arbor Profits. 366,300.00
SOUTH NORWAt’KV‘
'i'
JOIN Ii. mats.
JACOB II. 3 let.
all. in... his.
John H. Knapp hri Ian Ewart:
John H. Li ht E. H. Mathewson
Irvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Josiah l-l.
m"... a... tub. connbcticutinivar
33 SM Enoch Poraiss. Fresh Mackerel,
E
I all am... at very low prices for this
cw.
it you add one-half to the prices here
Monday attemooa. and slicers was
elected as follows: firesidlnt. Wilson
ii. 1.00 of. New Maven. vice presi-
dents. W. ii. Marigold. oi! Bridgeport;
B S. Peck olaHsrttprd; Francis.“-
water of Merl ; secretary. Coorge
M. Adkins. or w Haven: treasurer,
A. S. Bradley. of New Haven.‘
After the members arrived in Siam.
ford they enjoyed a drive about the
city and were shown through the Ad-
vocate plant. They had supper at the
Hotel Kenmore, 3
ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPSM.
Mrs. Fraifltlish Bush or New (311,1;
Del. says: “I uttered for years h
dyspepsia. [551! to have great
tress and belch as I tri it everything
i could hear of, but nothijtg helped me
until i took Erasmus spend one 50
cent bottle curb me completely."
For sale syn: .Piaiated. F. H. M-
ter, and the3,0il ord Pharmacy, _ {3'
Jehn W. Benita.
Phone 3 157-8.
1 . v *0. onus—~3-
Angys s’saoY.
T0 Parka vous acetic
We his so well Leunipp’ed that we
commence yrs as your
53...... at ’11:“, .m notice
com since [bokoverthepapr
designs we ave; we re ‘con
debt that they far a rpass a
gill-go proportion at much higher
recs.
The New Lacquer“,
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
201. no: residual soul.
W
*5 ENTERTARS HEN“.
HOYTLLS THEATRE
SATURDAY. MAY 9
Matinee and Night.
Original Big Double Spectacular
Stetson 5
Uncle Tolll’ 5 Cabin
00., under the management of lean
W. Wushburn “
THE BAHNUM OF THEM ALL.
More Grand Novelties than ever.
Goorgcous Scenery. Mechanical Ef-
feels. trot. .‘Glbsqua Military Band.
Colored Female Filo it Drum Corps.
Blood libun‘s .C’pnnlue Ca‘keWb Lilia
Buck and W Dancers. 3 Male an
o Quartettes. Jubilee Singers.
rand Vision and Transformation
Scenes.
Watch fer tLlicL Sip Parade-Lit Beats s
_ Circus. ,
Mltincsfiflicsa, i ‘10 “cents.
Evening Prices. 25, 36 it accents.
Sale at costs opens at Hart’s Thes-
tre. South Norwalk and Wood's drug
store. No split. 5 libys in advance or
all‘tm . l l.’ 'W ' ’
bovrnIrasaraa
Humah Myflh.
Wonderful NdCaus’
D ARV
Siiethe‘ro' and "Lgflhiuloth Blind
in one of dielridslight'ful and interest-
ing entertainments. Two hour ot..vo~
cal and instrumental music. s ndsrd
and popular; .iri melodies. numerous
son‘sa. impasse ions true tome.
specimens of Irish wit etc.
isle. minus ants. sac. JLLLL
L"Pic mid be procured at the usual 538‘
time and places. , . .
§dfence
nor cores The
Who-[Inhibited 8
crib “Wiles
Member or Christi]? Science Board
.7 as;
. ‘ lililN ‘5;
till 8 LANIZING CHINA
has...» the Advsnt
Chriotin 4 MmT’mt‘L‘pm his Is-
. .: per «1“... sq A Missionary.
J Howard Moionb; oi Napkins.
where he is en: in. dot us
LIm onsry work. is ébl til country on
db :b .ylsibau lvered a most in-
.. -- .............-..... Wind hhcibl‘ec :st evening. in the
our: 1:va mac's Asuuab M." mgflw 3):", W‘fh‘i‘é‘dmg me u,_
LL ,tima riatianizng lain." said
The annual Llii ol't e ConnectLi~'u ..
cut Typothctasiwas “in El Stamford 13 "km“??? 1.13.5... {he dim 2:331:
C these in their gods. There is need
for more missionaries than ever
before."
Mr. Malone and his wllo' expect to
sail for China in the tall and take up
their work there again. ..'.l‘.hoy are lo
cated in the city of Napkins. For two
years he lived in the Buddhist temple
there and pursued his poor, He is an-
thusiastlc in speaking oft .bmnts
which have been derlvs’d ironing My-
er uprising. Up ioth at mike
ese had believed thatth Wwould
protect them and that b ate. mated at
them would turaga'ids. . y lonnd to
the contrary. however and have lost
faith in their gods. it is the great
turning point in the religious sta s of
the Chinese and Micro .raoa wi ins
and ready to accept Christianity iv ere
they would not before this. .upl'lillix.
Now when a missionarysa snaps s a city
or a market piacmlhey, vi some him
and 11 least is prepared which some-
times contains sixty or severity five
courses. to rpfuse which would be very
discourteops. The change which has
taken place far exceeds what is gener
ally believed.
In regard to the present uprisings.
Mr. Malone says that he things they
are only orbs local nature and are due
to the (ii an in e army and
sending the so di out their homes He
does not think that there Will be any
story serious outcome from them. Mr.
Malone was in Nanking at the time of
the'Boxer rebellion and a time was set
for the massacre of himself and his
party. The massacre did not mater-
ialize, however.
. wr—
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
GAVE A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.
A goon sized audience enjoyed ties
entel'l'aininent given at the Y.
A.‘hali last night by John and Margy
Moody. the blind artists. The pro
gram consisted of vocal and instru-
mental muslc and humorous sketches.
Mr. McCoy is a line baritone singer
and his selections were 11inch appre-
elated. His humorous sketches caused
repeated outbursts of liughter and
domed genomes applause. Miss Me.
csy has an eaceilent soprano voice
and bbr singing was ‘of high order.
Both brother and sister are fine pian-
late as was fully shown by the solos
and duets they rendered. I'i‘he Mow
(lays have been blind from infancy
and are now well advanced in years.
They have given entertainments all
over the country and the press notices
of them are very comp" emery.
At the conclusion of the entertain
ment Mr. McCay thanked all who pat-
ronized it. and in his own and bib sis-
ter‘s behalf he expressed gratitude to
the Record for the assistance it gave
to them in their darkness by printing
notices of the event Lfrce of chars
New Bfltain‘ Record, February 13,
The Iilarttord babel: lineal: d! the
McCoys. who with be at Hoyt‘s Thea-
tre, Thursday night. in similar terms.
" UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. "
There are some theatrldhi attrac:
lions that are not enacted in the
less degreeb the shifting public
taste. One these is Sietson’s “Ull-
cle Tom' a Cabin, " the Standard Ameri-
can drama that has retained its bold
upon the public for over a decade its
first production tool: place in the Troy
Museum. it was theh but on at the
old National Theatre, Chatham street,
New York. in January. 1853, where it
enjoyed a three years‘ run to enor-
moire business. it will be presented
at lie s'l‘heilire Saturday matinee
and s g , by S "ons Company, an
organisation wide is said to be or a
very“ s We! ‘303 A
SEER ‘ 0133138 T HOYT?S.
rig: a tit The iNorwalhs
my Thyii last 11'
SE“. a...
any ill the role dubs
victorious Sbétibc
rbCeivLed redid
his exebli
or A ice
collect and metltglth _
museum‘s. ~ barefoot-s3, the
mostcasdflatsup by~t3 ‘ 3, e31-
membsraiat lbs I 3
were 1.. or trolling: menace.
Md’, David hem Alfie“ “a
mask hm fall ct whens" were";
Us): atlhlu‘ae’ltfi firm‘
sisal, ”aeolian 4th Ibis albumin.
ill: the L'Ltlind Iss-
Can; who“
entsrmamhe
of‘ each: ‘ .
be ob
chi. It“
3 t on ‘ol
for
‘.
w
Agent tor May Manleh’ s l’atterns. 3
erv
at the.
med. at 25c.
Short Sleeves
Long or Short
sums.
at 39c each
Clemson's/mire
7.. . '1“ .
straw novelties.
Sbliimbl' Undelm
Too much emphasis canne't be given this future of our summer W
Just "to underwear you want here. Just at prices that you want to Ly.
Women' a Jersey Ribbed Vests Sleeveless, nicely trLlVanined, at 10c.
Women‘ a Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, six lit-L
tereut styles to choose iron) at 12%c.
Women' a Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed Vests lace and silk Lupe trLilliii
Women's extra size, fine quality J crsy Ribbed Vests. handsomely
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vests i1 om 25c up.
Children' 8 Derby Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, Lat roe.
Children‘s Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests, V Neck Short Sleeves at the;
Boy' 3 ‘Salbriggan Shirts and Drawer,s 25c quality, at lie each. 3..
Men’ a French Baibrlggan Shirts and Drawers, full line of alias, at it“?
Men s Forest Mills Balbriggnu Shirts and Drawers.
Men's Best Quality Forest Mills Balbliggan Shirts and Drawers, Shrfi
Double or Bicycle. seat, at die each.
‘uuulits‘v
LRcLaLLdy-tmwear sort of MiliinerLy. Newest anLd prettiest sthVLaLpaLs in (it
HY fl”? is
it
suits liner
NEW OLfVVFlC
Commissioner
a bill was pass
New London.
the bridge is
tile two towns.
er towns had i
power granted
A resolution
the Crystal
will power to
field.
eats
i
gyorable actio
afternoon the
orlty plan. and
compiittee on
bl
ea oagree.
Dasha was r
Its the my beacon
9“
maps.“ tthai.
“4581116
(.9. limits at
i
n9
Imam»? May li-At the binding
of today' a session of the House today.
highway commissioner in the city or
have' charge at all opening or Streets
for all purposes
A bill was passed giving the towns of
Waterbury and Watertown the right
to build highways on either side or the
N augatuck river and construct a bridge
between the two towns. The Least 'of
the bridge upon Litehfleld and New Ha-
ven counties, but this was vigorously
obiected to. Mr. Hubbard of men
held wanted to know why such a spe
dis] law needed to “be passed it all oth-
Mr. Cross of Waterbury said that the
new chitrter oi Waterbury lacked the
and Crystal Lake. in the term of
'lhe committee on educotioh/ re-
period favorably on a bill providing for
the appointment of whom superintend
11 towns oi' the state or colonies
of the towns.
Haven plan came into theLHbuse this
to its action adopting the Iab‘eil min-
ence was appointed. Mr. Mills, of New
Britain, reported tor the conference
the house and senate lied (ail-
ih'e House voting for a re
ped‘iitho senate "against. The bill es-
tlblishihg a state‘ normal school at
colitis ties on appropriations
‘Tiib hoses committee 'on constltu
lions; amendments reported this m m-
by the recent bony alien. It is ldéntid-
as with thb draft. Ihisde last your ex-
istricting is included
The house adjourned at 12 ociook
until tomorrow at 103: 39. I
P JNONV BY YENDALE.
race nosing today; the Chuter cup
Steamers
EJN NEW LONDON
a S? the
to Have 6
of All Sir
ed creating the once or
The commissioner is to
to be divided between
The original‘ bill laid
be! same inherent right.
by this bill.
was passed incorporat-
Lake Railway Company
build to Bald Mon tain
anti-
When the debate's
u on the Chatlleld New
House voted so adhere
I committed on confer
the v3accination repeal .
sported and sent to the
LL'Liiflltitlii SS dl'IT
t'lionse representation
eifiil’d the senate ré-II‘IRé
l. c.
a?! “At“ thb Chanel“
horses started. T
J15! ..
out!!!
Cams
Eire
This
The DH
an Who shall be twenty-one L‘
age. and who shall be satisfied
till payer of $500 worth at pro
shall be entitled to veto
town, borough or school
the same manner with refiniifitgr
iflcatio‘ns as are prescrl ed
male electors." . .
Mr. Bis
ad an amendment” strikins
Dloperty
mission 3
toilette was supported by «him «abs
members. Mr. lackweodiot M ‘
asking for ,
Hubba‘r
against the amendment. but
bill with the property uuaiibL
Mr. Thompson. at Dianne, was
igninst the Bissonette wondrous
m: banshee heart‘s
:olunibia
GLEN cove, LL, u..'.~r‘ .
ed just twenty minutes for the .. ‘
ictender
yesterday that in a_
heating to windward! 1;“ in
heat than the new.‘
yacht.“
tion to
the Reliance,
.through the new boat's. lee.
across her bow.”
mile and a halt
Idesriy
in £th
3 it is very slim? 3 .
attention but! almost 3 L
older.
”*‘131
Sir
ornlng For 3a Short
HARTFORD, Coats: b5!
bill granting Women the gbt’
in this state, tavorabiymom
the ”madam at the
ing "‘3“:
The 'woman sum
up in the Noose, this new. -
o! a. motion to delay action by I! ‘
sonstte, 0: Bridgeport. . .
6
"bishort dish
0
R1
snob new all
up‘ the advantm of libr‘ w
bitten“ hut.sbe .was one I
cislveiy and emphatically an
I am
Phsv‘a‘s 55.x; 1&9
h
3imparcial from Meliiia, Morocco
it is rumoredthsrs “the p
m;
in the HouLch in
33: L3
, was re}
8‘“!
l'provicled that
r’b‘fii
sonetie, of llrldLgeptLirLtL3
bualldcatlon clause.
the amendment,
mmlttee
g} Litch
316
3
Has a Emil With
YICh‘;
‘ demo
ight win ..
Columbia
lance. Starting[rp3mL
award and slightly as
the Columbia
i.‘i£t"...
a suetintlm I
we r *3;ng
5W9“
‘lLi
.‘i'
ll gr"?
.. .
Norwalk Chronicler