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Ice Cream that you
Absolutely Pure.
«ooooomumwmo
51 Washington St.
.IICIIl itIII lites.
The Odd Fellows will hold services
in Hoyt’s Theatre Sunday IIfteInoon.
—Exquislto styles Ludies‘ Shirt
Wuists, just opened for the spring and
summer trnde. M. S. Smith & Co.
Anthony Stelgorwuld, the Hotel Nor-
wnik barber, spent yestcrduy in New
Y0llt.
Cockenoc Tribe, l. 0. R. M., of
Norwalk, will cooler the warriors' IlII-
groe on a class of several candidates
this evening.
.'l‘hIe (ionIIcctiII-III Military Academy
baseball team will play a team com-
pound of Norwnlk clerks thin utter-
noon on the Bust avenue. grounds.
“Colonial style Derby. O'Brien.
Mrs. Dexter Wordsworth. who was
formerly Miss Kute Anderson. of Nor-
wnlk, has returned to her home in
Quincy. Muss, after u visit with Miss
Sally Betts.
~All of the popular music ltlc shoot.
Saturday only. at F. E. Lockwood &
Co's, 39 Wall street,
A break was discovered this moru~
log in the water main of the City of
Norwalk, in Harriet street. The sup-
erintendent of the system, James
Roach, is making repairs.
-~Klndly remember l have. all of Mt'.
Griillu's prescriptions on the ever
compounded in this store. it. II‘. l'lIIrI-II,
Bridge Pharmacy.
Comstock brothers 'ant young men
to know that they. have just what they
want in wenrablcs. ’I‘hIIir advertise—
ment specifies several specials.
!
-—Sce the nobby things in Spring and
Summer Millincry, at M. S. Smith &
3 Cafe.
The committee from the South Nor—
wulk Baptist Church will meet this;
evening with committees from other
churches to consider IIrrz'IngenIents for
a picnic to “V.“ IIIIIIII in the scum)“.
-«INutive A.purngus, lith- IIIIIIIII
Iiaycs's. .
Joscloi‘f is making a special of cream-
ery butter, theI best possible, at 25
cents per lb. Read the balance of his
ad. it will pay‘you.
Selectman Samuel Lyucs wont to
llrond River this morning and inspect
ed the new Broad River bridges. The
town has settled up its bill for the
work with John lI‘unzllln, the contrnc
tor. .
,, The graduates of the Over River
High School will give an entertainment
this evening at Lockwoods Hull Wnll
street, lhII object of which is to raise
‘ funds for the class reception at thc
, hail next Friday evening
—1Blk., Pearl Soft Hats. O'Brien.
A. Pohlmnn advises you to have
. competent men attend to your barber-
Ling. Read his advertisement. \l
The schools of the town of~NorWalk
., are closed today. and the teachers are
in Bridgeport attending the twenty»
1 seventh annual convention of the Fair
‘ field County Teachers' Association at
“the South Congregational Church. i
—-Leove your order for Spring Hats
, ,Toques etc. with M S Smith & Lo
Prompt delivery.
'l‘wo cents per can for Magnolia milk
3 a stunner is it not This is one 01‘
, the specials the New York Grocery
. Company are uttering in their new
‘ store Read their advertisement.
I, R. B. Alexander and wife. P. S.
Brickett, E. L. Peabody, Rev. J. N.
“Freeman, W. G. Cochrane, W. K.
‘uClnIk New York city; Frank 8.
Church. Rochester; J. J Monet-mutt,
“New Havan; George Shevory. Bur.
11min. VL; J P. Allen. Springfield;
‘ T. H, Brastow, New Britain; W. W
Frdnklyn and H. A. Lewis, Boston;
R. W. Altkcn and wife, Newark N. J.;
.W. B. Lulnby. Boston are guests at
the Hotel Chdord.
rYpumorg, Young: Derbles. O'Brien
~ Nesligee gowns and Matinee: are the
subiect of discourse in the D. M. Rood
advertisement. A portion or the nu-
I‘nonncement is also» devoted to sum-
mer walking skirt: 'auIlI children's
Wu yesterday .ot the Hotel Nor-
walk included Philip N. Curtis, Wor-
poster, Ilium; P. 8. Coburn. Boston;
, 8.. Bennett J. I. Sapienfic. T. Nor.
iii. Kean, Now York:
New Haven: no. Hubbard: John o
inrdock, Bonus; L. O.~1‘Iylor. Luci»
t New York; W. K. Him, mm
Bl Id. Alllngéift'gislfnlc‘e. R. [0” F.
rohlocoa, .33.; . _
tér museum ‘ ,l. D. Roo-
Roberts Van Buren is IIonhned to
his home in West avenue by illness.
-. Umblcllus and (ltllltm. t)‘ llrlon.
Minn Moo llItIIIlln, or West street, is
spending a tow days with friends in
North Wilton.
Miss Nellie Walton, or Waterbury ll
the guest of Hon. and Mr. John S
Seymour, ot Etill. avenue.
St. John's Lodge, A. F. and A. M..
of Norwalk, held 3g meeting Inst night
and conferred the third degree.
wlI‘anIIr with Vanilla Crytsnlu and
[III lIIIppy.
The railroad erII-k victims anI In
ported from the Nonulk Hospital tlIIs
utIIIIIIIooII llti I'IIIItlIIg comfortably.
Coleman the nIIIvdIIIIlIIr in ndvortlnI
tug, sheet music III lfi cents for Sutur-
Iiuy and it May. All music In or the
Inn-st. in; d the advertisement.
eri. t‘. B, Coolidge, or Norwulk
will meet III-It 'i‘ IIIIIIIIIIy evening with
Miss lI‘uIIIIy lloyt. in Hunt avenue.
-Vory few [month 0! Cigars hold
their own like the lmpelinl Crown. it
has been sold for it) yours and over,
and is now considered one of the sinn-
Ilard btmauds
Mrs. LIIGranIl C. Brits, oi’ Eilfil ave-
nue, is expcctcd home from her visit
in Sioux Falls, South Dakotu. Monday.
'lhc. Stillson PIIWIIlI (lorpomtlon Im-
udIortising tnI cumphor for packing
with your wiIItIII clothing to plovcnt
IlIII moths from IiIIIoIII int,r them.
~SIIod l’otntocs, $3 with; $1.10 IIII
F. l) Lawton Iii Co
Mrs. C. it. ‘(‘olltdgc, of NoIWIIlk,
muted ll few days ago for ("ullioxnin,
when». she. will sojourn rm some time.
The Hospital It hiIt (‘ lIIb is being IIII
II-IlniuIIl this nltI-rnoon by Mrs. W. S
Sturtcvhtnl at her boom in lI‘lIIIWIIIId
i'lH‘llllt‘.
—- lAllt't-Ii llrowu llcrby. O‘llrlon.
MIIIIy pnrtics oi gypsios have lIIIIIII
passing through Norwulk thII post
tow days bound IIIIIslwnId. Mom of
liIIIIII I-IIIIIp IIvIIr nit}, hi on the WII .IItport
Ioud.
MIII S. M. AllIII. of West strive
wont to New lork city Iostetdav, to
«III her sister, Mrs. (‘hIIIlI-Is AckIII who
sailed on the. Ileulchlund yesterday at-
tcrnoon foI Liverpool
widlfiih llIIitcr 25o lb. l“.l).l1. & Co.
Captain of Police llobcrt Morchousc
is on duty in Norwnlk today in tho
amt-cute of Chief BIIIIilIIy , who is ul
IIIIIIIin': the. department II:IIInIIImeIIII
If the (l. A. it. in llnubury
Read the advertisement of Lorenzo
“liable and sec what he is to giro us
spIIIIiitls for tomorrow.
The employees of the New York.
New Haven and linrtl‘ord Rnilroud
(‘otIIpIIII.I, III the local stations, Iecoiv-
III] oil‘lciul notice this morning that
their mine of ill per cent. in salary
took IIicht May 7th.'1‘his lucrousc IIusI
mauled by the company soIIIII IIIIIII
ago.
——NIIw nrrtvnl Fresh (‘uudy
HHS. M. S. Smith & Co.
,llIIIIklIIglIIIn’I Post, i A it oi Nor-
wnlk held II regular meeting Inst
IRIlght uotwillisttm‘l'ling [llt‘ Slum it A,
l'll(dlll|)l1itlllHS IIIII ,III'IIIIIII-I IIIIIII
URt‘l' of IucmlIcIs of the post wcrII llll
hide to be prescnt.
'l‘hIII II has boon con. iIlIIIulIlIIt toll: in
Noiwnlk about usins: tho fll‘(‘ IlI-pIIIt
IIIcIIt lIoIsIIs to opcrutc lllt‘ city .IIIIIi III
ling cults. but liIIIII: is: also III IIh op
position to this. (‘hlIIt‘ Thonrton
l’IoIIitt is strongly opposed to tho
proposition.
~-Stvlng nouns.
pk. Huyes's.
Seliccli and Price, tlIII well-known
Washington stIIIIIi clothing dcniI-Is.
huvo erectcd :III elabotuto and upto-
dnte some board at the Decker lI‘iIIlIl.
which will be used for the llIst tIIIIIoI.
row at the game between the it & (l
team and the West Ends, of ilrgldzc
IIOIt. WheeleI and Wilson's band, of
Bridgeport, will furnish music.
Mr. Bennett oi‘ NIIIv York, who hus
been disposing of thII lots on the fail
grounds property, on which Otto Mui-
ler and Sons expect to locate their
AmcriIan brunch is still in town. Mr.
Bennett expects to dispose of a num-
ber of 1mm lots. chcIul people who
have giIIIn theiI word that would pur-
chase, MI. Bennett snvs have ‘luid
down" so to speak
nll tin»
10c (IL; Knlc. 2th:
'1 am proud to say," remarked Mr.
Meekton “thut my wife is not what
:ould be called a quurrelsome woman "
“indeed?"
"1 never knew her to queue] in my
lite. She merely announces what she
wants and that s an end of the matter "
~Washlngton Slur.
SHEET MUSIC FOR SATURDAY _
AND MONDAY_ 15c.
The Voice of the Hudson. by Paul
Drescher; Little Boy in Blue; Just
Kiss Yourself Goodbye; Down Where
the Wurzburger Flows: Mr Dooley:
Psyche: The Girl You Love. and 100
others at
AT
Coleman 5
Agent tor Spnuldlng Baseball and
Sporting Goods. ‘ '
10 NORTH MAIN STREET. .
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Stun» ,
fig;
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lililt‘lI',
OUR (”BEAT GUARANTEE:
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Wanted,
YOUNG
MEN.
. \ ,
WII wnnt young men to know ”Int “'1' lIuvII thII they want in nonr-
oul hnnd llllllfl‘lld suits thiII spring".
I .
.
in tit oIIr suits put the cheap IIIlIIII-'~I hIIIII IIt’l’oI'III III .IiInlIIII.
IiI-II you how IvldII IIhIIlIIII of ”III IIIIWII It tum-v IIIl'III-III,
IIlIIII ltlltl grny worIIIIIIls.
ytIIIIIIf. icllow,
And our prices
SIZ, 3h"). SIN IIIIIl $20.
Buy it you are pleased;
'Wlllllll ('ll‘ly l'i'ill‘ll of modest pIII'scs .,
'I‘lIII snap and “no" yillllll', IIIIIII IluIIInIIIl are cleverly .cnpresuéd in
in lab-
lIIIIIlIlIIJ IIIIIIutIIo
in style \\’t' can plIIIII-II tho llltltil iiIIiI-ky
than, 33, no“
but. come. illltl so». by all "II-ups.
.
iIleII'leIlIIg ('l‘it‘ to dress onIIII: IIII-II II'I-ll, i'ronr lllllj-i to hosiery.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 322.
D
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
Thlo Week Only
At The Cllflord Pharmacy.
'08.
Simple Oriental lootho
Powder witheach brush. .
Ciifiord Pharmacu
PHONE 16-2.
WNW.
v‘L Wu}
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00’:
TODAY lN WALL aTREET.
WA]. LS . 8.....lII’l, 10.10 a. m.,——0pen«
lug prices of stocks showed very small
IIlIIIIIgIIs from last. night and truding
wus very light. ’l‘lIc Inujority was on
the side of gains. St. Louis and Sun
lI‘ruIIciIIco, hoIvIIvcr, dropped II point
owing to disappointment over the lull-
IIre tII Inukc tlIII expected ofl‘lclul
IIIIIIoIIIII-IIIIIIIIII III‘ IIIII dent with Rock
lslIIIIIl. Rock lslIInd lIIIrIlIInoIl n. slIIIIlII,
Nlllltllltll ltoilroud of Mexico l’tIl., wus
up iii.
WAIJ. S'l‘lllIIlIl’l‘. ii a. In.-- ('outin-
IIIIIl soiling of Rock island and St.
Louis IIIIIl SIIII Francisco hud ll. dum-
pIIIIIng oil'oct on the market and prices
IIIIsod otl’ slightly. ltIIIIk island ltltil
hourly ll point nIIIl St. Louis IIIIIi Sun
lI‘IIInI-iIIIIo 2%. Prices elsewhere I'II-
llll'llt‘tl to yesterday's closing level or (I
shade btlow, IIIIt [hole was no pres-
sure of IIIIIIsIIoIIoIIIc in tho gonoIIIl
lllll!‘ kel.
Poor or dirty tints make your horses nick and in theI
end you find them most expensive, The digestive organs
llltlll GRADE lI‘lIl l‘Ill.
Il'tl ot‘ ouulliy.
WALL STREET 1 p. nI,--l’riIIcs did
not vary to any perceptible extent from
the noon level and thc Inurkct was vir~
IIIally stngnnnt. North American do
I'llncd 2%
Reports ovcr prlvnte wire or Maples
It: Goldscnmldt, commission brokers
Swnrtz & Corbett‘l block, 80th Nor
Sittings by
from it) to ill m.;
Photouraphw Mounts
walk:
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt, chat! and duct. 0,...“ High [MW 1 :3"
Mind. Copper. till 66:35, 653’, tum.
That is why l sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and Am. (‘.. 5, 1",. 4” 4” .30 40
. - Am. Cot. on, “It. 42% 421.4,. 421;.
A word from you will brlngnny Am. Sun-1L, 50%, (Ill-"Ii. 501/4 50%
Am. Sugar. 126 126 1:15-31 125%
quantity you may Wltillw-t'Vi‘l‘y bug of tho iIlgthIt stnud— A. ’I‘. & S, you my, IIIIIIA 79.1,, 39
‘? A.'I‘. III: s F. pr; sir-k. on. may. um
IIIIII & 0th 929;. am; III: 92%
llkly.n ll. '1‘. 66‘! (hit; 653’. din,
llUY OATSTHAT‘S CLEAN. (lll m “('S‘i . 222v. 221/. 225:.
c. M (out P. ltilI'Y, III2 mu. IIIII».
' (“III F. & l., 6;": «23;. III»; II:
MANUEL 1" HATCH‘ Col, South, 2H,. :47... 242:. LII-I.
IIIII. & “mt. IT'I'II: l77’Ii. 'I77II‘. 17754.
III-III, zip-It. 3mg. 35% 351/.
IIII‘lII, isl pt’Il.. ISS'ITI'I tilt lIX‘isI (ES-XI
III. III-“Ind, Iris 13241;. 1371,; 1371.;
~ Lou. tie Nash, ”NV, ll‘iiz', it'll; li'flé
., .. , _ ., "— Mnnhattnn. HlI'li Ht! 141% lilfirj,
. ‘ MN. St, Ry.. 1331.; 13:2”. I326. 133
Whats your Photographer? MI’IiniHltCI‘IlIi,. m, 27 III... :II
. Mt‘\’. N't (,‘tfs., 2'I 2mg. 22 223;
ill. K. & T.. 2mg 2d»; 261;. 2514
JACKSON’S STUDIO M, K,&T.pftl.i'17 .37 57 57
will lll'oilht'i‘ for you May Pacific. 1 11173 iii-”Ii 3(1):}: 115%
N, '.CIInIra,I:II 11 1' ,1: ,4.
A" pmmfil‘fllllls Nori'. to West, 72 72 m. 7134
IN SPECIAL DESIGNS. ‘ om. & West, 291/; "99;. 21% 29%.
“Not how cheap-«but how good." J’nrmcRMlgll. 1:;23 121:}: Ill?“ #13?
. . Penn. . .. .'i ,I. . :4. : ,4. . ,I.
“’1’";an ind. {Ill 5333;33 nga'k' People's (Ins. mi 104:. MI 104%
, ' ,, Reading, 55% 557.. 551,-; 55%
‘ newt, 2d old,, my. my. 7i
.- ,__. . Rock island, 451/. 45k; 443,;
Rock island pf, 767;. 7671;. 75%
“W 9"“ , ltubbcr Goods. and 25s; 25%
be.“ Renewed Sou. Pacific, 5.:ng 557., 5.514.
Sou. Ky. (30., 31 3| 307..
Sou. Ry. pftl., 92:34. 92%; 923/. 92%
“DINO-DONG NRC ‘DCTQ “T“S‘WI TIIIIII.C.&I., 64, Ill 63 6314.
Texas Pacific. 35y4 35% 351/. 351.1.
Union Pacific, 90% 9074; 90%, 301,5
II. 5. Leather, 14 1m 14 I4
WI LLI II, s. Lou. pro. 955;. any. 95s. 95% ,
U. s. R. &C. 207,4. 21 my 21 ,g
_ P I». A, , Um; Rubber, Ilgfiiihfilbgzrgyu 13:33; .
i ,1 I, S .Steei, 3Iޤ,=8 5 K ,1 l/"
hotographlc Supp“ a, . , ,,, S swung . 3%; 34%
.v mi: Mm 52%sz .
Wést on Tel. 85 «3% 85.4.. 851/.
:’ roger
PHOTOGRAPHS
CABINET SIZE,
$2.75 don.
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. ll Main Street. Norwalk.
HALF CABINETS,
31.90 don.
A PENNY SA VED IS A PENNY (MINER
HOMER I. HOYT.
Room 9 Unltod Bank Building
but properly fitted glasses save many dollars.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
south Nor-walk. can.
Ollico hours 8 to 11:45; 91'2: 45 to s: so. Suturdoy ovonlnll. 7%
Speclol Appointments at convenience at putt-one.
,__.?“.___ -
Weddmg Rings
Plain, Oval mad Tiffany Styles
H 3 ROOD, 2‘
16 SoothHamm
scans Nov-unlit. Conn.
Ofmmmlaafcwredudionsadoisable Mi! i ~
‘ ‘ COUCHES. PAPL R SUITS. BwRQO
YRONBEDSII‘ADSWDINNMROO
,lhtsweeiatfgumthtmkthc“
the" mild member. "now i unwound why
.~m_-_.. ”
, THE UNIVERSAL APPLE.
‘ The latest estimate places the total
number of apple trees of bearing ago
in the United States at something over
200,000 .000. This is nearly three tre‘cs
to every person. These trees yield
more than 175 000 .000 bushels. Not all
these apples are consumed at. home for
in years of full crop mbre than 3, 000,-
000 bushels go abroad. Yet, the apples
kept at home are more than two bush-
els for every adult and child. We are
a nation of apple eaters. This fact may
not.be toour credit, however, when we
remember that a good part of all those
npplps are Ben Davis and other kinds
that a réflned and cultivated taste will
not; choose for it: dessert, Yet probab-
ly half our people never raise an op
pie; and of the half who do raise them
but a. small percentage grows for mar
ket, nnd of those who grow for market
only a part make u prolit from the bus-
iness.‘ Yet. there is in my in apple-
growing. —_Oountry Lite? America;
"The people of your country. I In-
ter." said the passenger with the for-
eign accent, “ore confronted with a
race problem." "We do p‘t call it a
problem "the man with the loud waist.
cont responded. "Min' nowndnys is a
game.”—-Chicago Trlbune. ,
“All you people of this congrega-
tion,", said the sell-willed minister.
"are entirely too stubborn. You re
regular mules." “Ant yea.” replied the
:11 world“ ill on Door Broth-
.' "—Phllndoiphil Prose.
lie-I'm looking too my slippers
"‘ moot; olooflilflnory. vithnnringotntlout A.
Don't Be ShacIdoIl To Any Taller.
But he Independent.
licudy-to IvIIIIr clothen or the right
kind muko llllt; possible without
nucrlflcinr. nor of those nice little
points of comfort and style that
every person or good taste do-
moods.
EVERY SUIT AND TOP COAT
IN OUR STORE, FOR MAN 0R
BOY, l8 CUT RIGHT AND MADE
RIGHT.
and the cost is about llitlf wlltlt ll
custom tullor would charge for
identicnlly the some quality.
SWELL SUITS AND TOP COATS.
$8.50, $IO, $I2, $l5, $l8l
Among those you wlll find splendid Rain-Coats. ,f-
TRAIN UP YOUR CHILD IN THE WAY HE”
SHOULD GO.
Dress him right and he will always want to be dressed right. it
won't be expensive either, if you buy here. We have a special line of,
Children’s Suits that we sell for 52. 2.50, 83, $3.50. " I‘ ,
You will save money on your H A'I‘S if you purchase in our I-lnt' De- ' I‘ ,
Imminent we 99“ 0mm & Knapp Hats, 1 . ., » I‘lilifllll‘mufl; .
SELLECK 8. PRICE, v].
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk. , '
We Shall Have
On Saturday, May 9th.
NEW POTATOES, at 15c 2 dis.
CUCUMBERS at So each
PINEAPPLES 2 for 25c
BANANAS 20c doz
ORANGES, 40:: doz.
NEW CABBAGE. ’
WAX BEANS. ’
RUSSET APPLES.
CIDER for a spring tonic: not sour,
but lust right.
POTTED PLANTS.
CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS.
6
See our window for present: that go
with Golden Rod Baking Powder. A ' I,
present with every can. 15c can. 5 - “
PEANUT BUTTER froth
stock, 20c lb. f
Can sell you a nice BROOM, from our “ "1
new stock, for 25¢. Others, 28c, 32?:
and 35c.
If this store is noted for anything In
particular, it: is for the excellence of I.
the thin, hand-sliced DRlE'D BEEF I! '
serves to its customers. Try once. '
, .
new,
Only Eye Strain.
. Only on ltrnin indeed but it is responsible for more Hendnchoi.
Norma-non ond general DiscOmtort than you give it credl 1‘qu g; '
lei ,.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble, is it not the' best‘.
. tlnd out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and eoatli O‘III
; nothing. it glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adiukt 1
our Wm . ,1“ I, .3 u w}. [:5 nan-om, .
O. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIOIAI
u WALL "our. , , ,‘I
NORWAL'K, ,ooNtl.
The only place in town that receives Pollock. .
Connecticut River Shad daily. . Roe Shad. . .1 '.
Small Blue Fish. 10c lb. Buck Shad
Large Porgles 10c lb. Flat Fish I; 'Is'
Steak Cod - 10c lb. Butter Fish Halibut, Perch,‘ [III
Fresh Mackerel, 10c ll). Shell Crabs and Lobsterl i ' .
g;-
,
I
R. J. CUTBILL"
West End Washmgmn St. Budge,
-___.._._T-_ -....._.. .mefl. -. Wu _ ..-_...
10.000 Bean Poles, '3...
Fertilizers, Barn-Yard Mann
Land Planted and fishes, l .
Iron For Cont
Norwalk Chronicler