WEATHI FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturd y. The area of high
pressure that was central In the lake
region yestlrday morning ls moving
slowly eastward and produces pleasant
weather In all 01E central and ea'ate‘n
sections. The dl minutes that was
the Lower was stpi “It” yester-
day morning has moved bu little. it
Is producing local showers in the
southern section Conditions favor
for this vicinity. pleasant weather and ,
not much changs in temperature
Jack Cocksrhaln of Belts Academy,
Stamford, is holds on a visit.
~Lamb Fores, 8c lb. Hayes‘s.
A cargo of 0rd: brick. fire clay and '
Kaolin arrived tlls morning for Ray-
mond Brothers.
~Dunlap, Yeoman Derbies. O'Brien.
Nelson Crow i spending a few days
at home on a v%ation from the Long
island Collage H, ,spital.
—10 lb pail PuI'e Lard, 81. 20. Hayes's
A cargo of iron arrived yesterday for
the United States Sales and Foundry
C.ompany The iron Is being delivered
by Raymond Brothers.
—Vanilla Crystals are vastly super
Ior to extracts.
The South Ndrwalk High School
nine will play th Over Rivers today
Tomorrow they Fvill go to, Stamford
and play the Be ts Academy nine.
Those Who are to take part in the
entertainment of the Christian Endea-
vor Seclety at ,the South Norwaik
Baptist Church lwill hold a meeting
this evening.
--Elgln Butter, 26c lb. F..D I. & 00.
According tp th's record for A rll. the
month gave us the extremes o weath-
er. 0n the 2 h the thermometer
reached the 86 7'16. and en the 6th it
was down to 26. The mean tempera-
ture of' the month was 60 degrees.
which is a higher: average than usual.
The mean tempqrature for April for
thirtyaone years is. 66.
——Nailvs Chickens and Fewls, at
Hayes’ s.
"On to Bethel," is the cry just now.
and renewed efforts will be made to
have the trolley e tends there to con-
nect with the rent from anbury‘. The
enterprise would open up a new. rich
section of the country and undoubted-
ly‘ enhance pro ty interests all
along the line. estpert will make a
ddtermined effort to get the line from
this point Welftpdrt Correspondent
Bridgeporty Post.
-—Hosi Un erwear Corsets and
moves! ill be a sde specials for the
next tendon. . 8 Smith 0 Co.
Quite a large (it legation of members
of Nerwalk Led Protective Order of
Elks, 'went to ord.’ this morning.
to kill two birds with one stone. They;
will attend the lip plaintive committee‘s.
h
session, and In‘ t s‘eVenIng attend the
installation of th Elks of that city, in
their new home there. Among those
who went are Herman Mal'mo, William
C.- Jesse Lars Jo neon, isaac G. Ham‘
iltoh and John engebastor. 0mm
t o t a crane
will go toHprf Id i a n,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
"Teaching of C ristlan Science," will
be the subject 0 a lecture at Hoyt'a
'l‘lleagful‘r tony. Idgvve'ning. May 8th. The
' lectu is given I: Carol l'No‘rton
D... of New York city;- under the
pineal of the First Christian Science
society. 0: Norm Conn. Mr. Nor,-
' tea is a man of en ti literary ed
orhtorical attains eats; 160 tickets
qaired‘. All are ' '~
‘5 6
III;
quarters,”
in a few do
tonight.
0.0
lsw
' I.
Itfiwhoa“
“Ansell-g
.. If Lg “lore.
at the elem of Patna-I
oasCeIapany will be held this even-
becI'enolI 'Tribe. 1. 0 R 16.. of Nor-
o
Is recovering .736 ll
matism. ,
Jacob Ockers, of Oakdals. Long Is- ';
land. is spending a few days In South
.Norwalk.
- this Theodore Tobey has placed‘1
~ his launch in commission, and has her
anchored off the Norwalk Launch Club
oat.
6213
Iwalls. will hold s meeting. this even-
v ll“SI-Mail's and 'Boya' Cont. O'Brien.
0. e on a 1.
man {tackqlf r on-
-Window Shades and Lace Curtains
The Misses
are specials for the next five days. M.
S sol 16 C 00.
Fannie and Kittie Cldrk.
of Merwin street, Norwslk, have been
entertaining their sister. Mrs. Andrew '
Little, of Danbury.
The Helping Hand Circle of the Nor-
wuik Methodist Church. will meet this
evening. with Mrs Charles G. Ives, at
19 West Main street.
Sylvestel" B. Wilson. of Norwaik, has
purchased the house on the Sherman
Hoyt property. at the corner of North
avenue and Knight street.
~11“ Potoatoes. 2 eta. 16c.
Lawton "Cl
1“. D.
The, Harstrom School baseball team,
will measure bats with the Yale fresh-
men tomorrow afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
:en the Fair Grounds diamond.
Mr. and Mrs' Ghstavlus H. Goodrich.
of South Main street will start In a
couple, df weeks tor Great Falls, Men-
tana, the former home of Mr. Good-
rich. 'to spend Some time.
St. Augustine Council.
Columbus, of Stamford. will confer the
third degree Sunday afternoon. Cath-
olic Union Council. of 'Norwalk, has
been invited to he in attendance.
Knights of
—Speclal Sale for next‘ 'nve' days of
Laces Cambrlc and Swiss Emby' s. etc
M. S. smith 8 Co,
Members of Nerwaik Copter, D. A
R., are requested to send their choice
for officers for the ensuing year to Mrs
Joseph Wilson 10 Aroh street. Nor-
walk, before Thursday, ltth last.
The painters are at work on Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company's
The doors have been fitted
with automatic springs so that they
will fly open when the alarm rings
A large number of fishermen from
Norwalk and other adjoining towns
have haunted
streams. the past week in midst of the
elusive trollt', With IndiIterent. success
the North Wilton
'—-Vanilia Crystals the 100 per cent.
pure flavoring.
The annudl spring renovation of
on
Putnam Hose Company will take place
a. This renovation will he
very care Ify done. and the sleeping
aipartmenta will moire special atten-
I
There are supposed to be something
like 1.100 dogs In, the town. but Ilp to
yesterday Town _Clerk Herbert R.
Smith had registered forty- three. Dogs
are supposed to be registered on May
1st
‘Maior Wesley M. Nibiock. of the Ho—
igh fever.
tel Norwalk, continue quite ill, but It
Is thought that
proved from yaste try. The major has
had several very severe chills with a
Is somewhat Im-
—Seed Potatoes, 8'8 suck; 81.10 bII.
F D Lawtonh
The Tuesday Evening Class of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. will
meet with the Junior Band of the East
iNer‘walk Methodist: Episcopal Church.
Cars leave Baxter 1; drug
store' at 7: :10 sharp.‘
The work of installing the new bath
tub in Old Well Hook and ladder Com-
panys quarters has begun. The old
tub was taken out yesterday.
posted that It will be possible to have
the place in trim In about a week.
it is ex-
Charley Schuman. of Norwalit, who
are of six to nothing.
ed his applicant not liven:
Ia on the pitching stat! of the Newark
Eastern League team. pitched 6 good
me for his team Wednesday. shut-
3 out the Providence team by the
Schuman al-
'—Two milllo'n Andrlca‘ns suffer the
dto.
torturing palms of dyspepsia; No
it 31000 Bitters cures
t any drug a re.
ne.
mineat
has
. lChariesliiVeiden meter“, of' Bridge-
p'ort. Is'
l nsburger. of: tumour. some “so In
W Waldealwn
enty- 660:1?“7763806?
marry MISS Wil-
ngr is;
d. and is
r i cl'ghl'lora from Snail!
no employee on the noun:
orwalhooln "Mime. an mm
omen... , 0.:
$380“; :Ec‘W-gnu Wt
I SAINT?
to 81660 :gthm
.. ..
pk
* . X ;'
" senor Pies I:
In rPof‘the'
and... or hon-talus
As a i _ b
\ln‘
le e .
will“. ,
was; 1607 '
em,“ 1
Ma ' .sql, ,_
. ltdussn
Thu'h eras
none to but
sttho time ”it?" lineal
ill? Theygoons'ale' tg'rea'tiy-le or-
ad prices anltihl: lots
'Note new prices
ered‘:
X" been low-
2 pairs,
2 pairs,
2 pairs.
3 pain.
2 pairs',
3 hairs.
2 DI!"-
3 pairs.
2 no rs.
2 08 rs. .
3 pairs,
6 pairs.
8 parra, We h
wer ,
worth 1 ,
wor'tb
worth 1
IRISH-POINT.
2 pairs worth 81800—8 0. 00
2 pairs. worth “000-— 8.00
2 pairs. worth 9 6.00— 6.60
6 pairs. worth 81800-810 .00
4 sum worth 820.00— 10.00
3 pairs, worth 10.60
2 pdirs', worth 6“. 600
nonstop" N
3 pairs worth 6.60— 8.00
2 pairs, worth 6.00-— 8.60
2 pairl. Worth 6, 300—6 220
2 pairs, worth 9 .00-4'80
2 pairs, we‘ll: :8. 7.0 3.00
6 pairs. we th
4 pairs, worth 10.“:7.00
3 pairs. worth 16.6
3 pairs. worth 813 till-«810. 00
Sixty- dive pairs of III lad muslin cur-
tains, one or two of a hill; tucked or
made with insertings of lace or fancy
embroidery—worth 8126 and 81. 60*
81.00 pair.
Ruffled lace bed sets and bolster
rolls. worth 80. 87. 60 and 810-786. 60.
66. 60 and 87.
Figured silkollne yard wide, assort-
ed patterns and colors, worih 10c and
12360-41,“ yard.
Sssh- curtain rods, extend 26 to 66
inches worth tic—ac
White enameled 6 foot poles with“
brackets and silver trimmings, worth
100—7c.
White curtain loops, extra length and
with two tassels on each worth 10c—
6c pair.
Third floor. take elevator. .
THE ROWLAND
on“? seq-.33 so.
”Bi'ldgeport. Conn;
SOLID AND 3600!.9’3FUL.
__..Ilv ..r trawl
EliuNaii Blink
tours uoa'waut. coral. " *‘
.1
1“ wt. 2.5-“ I'k'mr-
Capital. $100. 000.00
mm. , , ,
6"» e'rProfm. 811%
' as: .7 '.’ r1:
1.. thaw: .aa no»
less II. mars. President
1100s a. unnatural:
" plasmas- "
John H. San-9. “gm”
. MM
“0968".“ Llh
Isaiah I. arvin Samuel Brahman
J.Wallaea mantle.
500001!“ $011.77“!
lppelled to’fil c Hook ,,
sta'g-antlsts. I . " .
Inn-m Oilmore.aonoer. and line 3? " .- . .
H G nomluthosrousi . 69.9916an It. aw all?
new we “fitwgfil .sasss renews, 7c
but. we,
. » u.hssm two sets of saili sad: arr; . , 13¢
,, .
r9031}? a mfl‘w “i“? summer fififiofiiw- ‘22,
_ oils IIIII slurs-Isa. 0c
-—Salt Pork, 1}» lb. arm's. , ' to
Hsooecx.
I All other kInds of mu Fish at rea-
» A
’. "I‘?.~"" .
I“?
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s'aoy'isso’asaana-asa m
monomer
.
' John 01.60010
oath.
. shall
Phone I“
dud—J-
Atwava "any .
.To Mata yous Idol”.
M til-t we
9"" Wow
afidioohoy arthe
V “fill". ream
propelglon sl blush” higheI;
The New Ladqusrat,
a varnish and stain combination
is tor sale nowhere else In the
town.
297 2st 072mm w
.11..." I'M'r'". 5"» ..
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. my 9
Matinee and Night.
Original Big Double-Spectacular
Stetson’s
Uncle Tom‘s Cabin
C0,, under the ma ement of been
w. Wash, 0m
THE SARNUM Oil-THEM ALL.
More Grand Novelties than ever.
Georgeeua scenery- Mechanical EI-
feats, Prof. Gibson’s Military Band
Colored Female File & Drum Corps.
81000 H dc Genuine Calls Walkers.
Buck and log Dancers. Male and 011‘
male Quartettea Jubilee Singers.
Grand Vision and Transformation
Scenes.
Watch for the lip.»c Parade—It lasts a
.',lil and 26 seats.
26, 96 and 60 cents.
Matlnaa Nicene
Evening Ill-loss,
Sale of. seats opens at Hoyt’a Tm
tre. South Ndrwslk. and Wood's drug
all attractions.“
Lecture
on Christian 80100002
HOYT s THEATRE.
Friday Evening. Isl 800.01 8
(Spell-Ir
comm gather York.
Member of Christian Science Board
of Lectureship of the First Church
of Christ, Scientist Boston
ADMISSION FREE.
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General Contractor.
tswsna sue scwss Cellucc
mitts. Warns wear: on ALL
KIan. assume. neck exams.
TION. MASONMOIK. 0.
Small or m0!”- of My Kind.
”timtaa cheerlullr .18..
26 Wood 3:" 3o. Ngmull.
We offer
Belts“ Island
For? Sale.” ‘
and contains about five acres.
For full particulars and price in-
quire of
Taylor Golden"
, 16101—4. ' ‘
‘ ‘ Talaphoilh
M. WWW
£019 nth“: '“it'oI'Il, '3“ '“
61 Wall St. Norwslk.
‘ hsWtEelarghst margarita!”-
66010660110210 De
‘n 7 ‘<
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‘ hrrtraeflou commute.
store. Result. 6 days. In advance of.
TM! ia'b'ne'l‘ifthe m6“ desir-
able Islands in Noswalk Harbor. ~
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signed For Dress and“
II. “Oflfififl W? (1'12
ever shown in the Nerwsika. All or-
do: wit remind“ special. end ms:
PM” aw
Athena-ems
i In mm has.»
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will: and italaomina fifiifi
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L‘iTi MEETiii}
Mayor's Office, South Norwalk. Conn.
To Joseph R. Taylor,
Clerk of City of South Norwslk.
Sirz—By authority vested in me as
Mayor, and by request of the Council
of said city, 1 hereby direct you to give
notice to the legal. voters of said city
that a special city meeting will be held
at Arion Hall on Tuesday. May 12th.
1803, at eight o'clock p. m., to oonside
the paving of East Washington str
and to determine the kind of paving
that shall be used In 7..ch street,
South Nor-walk. May 7th. 1903.
JOHN J. CAVANAGH.
Mayor.
The above and fbregolug Is a true
copy of. the original call or warrant.
Attest:
III!
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
m7 9 12 City Clerk.
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onscreen _fisrtsosn.
TIME Inns.
in effect December 21. 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
J NEW YORK
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9:06,
7:80.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
. NOIWALK.
A. M.:—1808x. 6:00. 6:00,
8: 00!, 8: 02. 8: 00!. 10:028.
11:008.11:8
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P. M.—~1:,80 6:278, 6:.18 6:,67 7:10-
OANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A.M.:.—-600 7:8»8‘88:,18 8:,” 11:87
P. hie-6 : 6'
Sunday train-to toDanb .OIfl a
.r, _:7 80 n. have Dnn ry. 8:06
93.; pun. .08. '7 ,' . .
an r IMlhatas «corded
088M WILL EVACUATI.
T0 10 Japan. April 81 via Victoria.
B. C.,‘ May S—The Japanese govern-
ment. after having communicated with
,iaatisils
out the
chdrla. in :3. no
:In'ent‘of Iprltx;
ernment m‘hfimw aptfifi
province midi! far 1383110703?) sad
Klrlitnl'otlmand More the Chin-4
ese territory along the Yalu 0 Tie-
m‘wm to be neat yedtliy
Russia. at. It is
admitted that there
3'37...” manr contradictory orders.
Ion 6110'
the Russian tree s in the two rov-
irnee “60:“: dei 60. it I ‘
II some a a a
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“hadgivsnuph , .
»baiagilleardfrom. ThelV. Lock-
”6.8.8...
Philadelphia. That was
. "She
l
'9'! .
z.» samples and factory ends. $1.50.» spedal at
d doles
indecisionrecentlyamq.
moron.
nan.
v " hutch 5 Patterns.
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7)" "I“ ‘M
.60 one: Un
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless. nicely‘trimmed. at
forcnt styles to cheese from, at 121.50.
Women's Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed Vests, lace IInd silk tape
at. 160.
mad. at 260.
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vests, from 26c up. ,,
Children's Derby Ribbed Vests, Siécveless or with Short Sleeves,
Boy's Balbrlggan Shirts and DraWcIs, 26c quality, at 19c each.
Men‘s Forest Mills Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, Shirts
Short Sleeves at 39c each
SUMMER MILLINE
A... pF-f i757". 1*":
Ready- t-owsi'ar sort“ of Mlltinary.
BY.
strsw novelties.
‘78!
Too' mulch emphasis cannot be giv“sI'I this feature of our summer 'iIlIalnaal.
Just the underwear you want here. Just at prices that you want 60- on.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Shert Sleeves, six dih
Women's extra size, fine quality Jcrsy Ribbed Vests. handsomely trlln~
Children's Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests, V Neck, Short Sleeves, at 160.
Men's French Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, full line of sizes. at 260 as. .
Men's Best Quality Forest Mills Bulbriggan Shirts and Drawwers Shirl!
Long or Short Sleeves, Drawers Double or Bicycle seat. at 69c each,
N'cwoat and prettiest shapes in dainty
F-
10¢.
a,» . 7:
trimmed.
new»; .
x5711
at 100.
Longer»
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Sample 611°.
an," Oxford Sale
91:“
Loonsbary, Mathewson and Co’ 3 $3. 5 0
WW: K721 Men shoes. all sizes. special at
£20”- ”1.2?
200 pair Women' 5 Patent leather and Vla'
Kid, erred... price from 5-2 50 to $3.00.
all samples. at "
6 .7762 ,‘II '
200 pair Women' 3 Patent Kid. crack not
Odords. light weight sols, collar: heels, all
slats in E. at
,- . 0.
I‘i'.
65-65 Washineiilil St. 80. Nolwsili. Cl.
2&1“
$2 35
. 71759
i “‘14?
35
U 2s ”2‘;
01. so,
300 pair Women' s Vlci Kid. Pat. Tip Oxfords.
20'!) pair Women' s Gamaretta Kid. Pat Tipz
0:10:65. prtcé 3 I 25. at' this special price
1-
Olsen’ 3 Shoe S
law‘s: 0‘07? 0
8: WASHINGTON ST» . ,. ,
66M“ £°°ins :.
will.- be married at once, but we will
not. live In the close crowded city.
will. purchase a littls farm, and we will
live on It, and be as happy as turtle~
v
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SOUTH NORWA'LK.
A Sermon on Money—“No,”
said the Bilyliie parent.
guess I,- bring napalm It
ease rent an
'M‘thd i shall, be a farmer's
W
on my darling." -
“8110' what do ynu, think. John? You
won‘t e to buy 'a' milking steel for
In fern; I‘12 moans alresdy."
$716.6 prettiestfilu ever saw
ch
"gm handaomenluah and
1'1be
415%,“.- f,’7. r-MI
ours medulla slur cross ream
brain. "
bachelor, “and some other
brainless. "—Chicago News.
OTQ.
e
makes the billin‘andm the hill
respect an alt days' In the week“ I; ,
the pal-son gives us the halislnh“, _
on Sunday. "—Atlanta Constitutions”,
“Some folks say." remark“
newly blossomed sthwberry
“that dyeing the hair Injures till
“Yes " rejoined the hardened aid
that people who dye their hair
court .
o
hot
tolka any:
Norwalk Chronicler