Walk -Over Shoes
Are Sold by
F. D. Lyon 8: Co.,
39 Wuuhlngton 8t.
80. Norwnik.
:-
3 ill] llopttlios
Were Sworn ln
H“Sheriff ilawley to Have
frilloters in Bridgeport——
‘Oars-illun Today on the
Stratihrii Avenue litre
n}... w,
BRlWnyORT. May iii—in t'icw of
yeaterdn serious rioting. the (till-
clnls of the Connecticut Railway artd
Lig’htlné Company made no effort to
sum cars on their lines in this city
early today. preferring to wait ttrttil
the question of police protection was
decided. To consider this matter a
meeting of the police commissioners.
Mayor Mulvihill. Sheriff Hawley. and
some ex- Mayors and other prominent
‘ cltium has arranged for 10 oclock
this morning. Mayor Mtrivthill's alleg-
ed interference yesterday with two
deputy sheriffs. who were trying to ur—
rest a stone thraowcr was afterward
angrily denounced by Shcriff Hawlcy
who informed the police commissioners
that so long as he remained irt oflltmc
‘the peace would have to be kept and
that unless the police wcrc able to
[cope with the situation ho would take
the reim of authority today. and sum-
Hinton state aid without further parloy.
Anna result of the sheriff's representa-
tions the conference ofrthis rrrorning
"was ordered.
. Pending the outcome of this rnccting
it wasogrecd that. the company should
not send .any cars ottt of tho barns.
during-:the morning. The additional
force of. strike-breakers. who. accord-
v log to a statement made ycsterday.
. were to be brought into the city today.
. had not arrived when the conference
began. All was qtrict about town dur—
ing the early morning.
The conference began shortly after
ten o’clock and was still in session at
11:30.
I'At 11 o‘clock the company started
cars on the line to Stratford but did
not attempt to open any other litre.
it was announced however that the
Barnum avenue line. on which the
rioting occurred yesterday, would be
opened for business during the after-
noon. The only incident of the morn‘
his was the arrest of ti painter on the
charge of shouting an opprobrious epi.
that as the Stratford line cars passed
the corner of Stratford avenue and
East Main street. The painter was
, at work on the roof of a house at that
point. .:When his about was heard De—
Duty. Sheriff Mallory of Milford. who
was ont the‘car. jumped off and going
,up to the roof of the house. arrested
the man. .He was taken to the police
Italian and locked up. He gave his
‘ name as Joachin Wolkns.
‘ Sherlfl Howley will wear in lot) on
”Ulrich: You Are Properly
«Shaved. Your Face Will
.F‘Boo‘omo Teodor.
B‘onr competent men always at your
service here.
J
.1
II‘Remmbor the running hot water."
fa. _POHLMAN.
its nubile-ton or. south Norwnik.
QRE HAS DENIED THESE
1 and on lies the deficiency.
L TEEPI‘VH. as made In this
, oil the ction of the tutor-
with one and comfort to the
greatest care is taken in
$7...“ .. Infill: plates This and
. material used
tlon.
insure
count Nor-walls.
- , Ruinmonks at 89c; 81 Cro-
Int ”cs" 'i'ricycleu. Veloci-
3M Gerri-cu and Go
”i II gt. Ten and Ounce
~ wont?!“ . . 1 .
Assistance in Coping with'
tra deputies early this nftcrnoon.
in the city cottrt this morning
Michael iioun and Andrcw .Ianctrdo two
of tlto rncn arrested during tlto rioting
\ostcrdny. were arraigned on the
charge of riotous cottduct arttl wcrc
hold in bonds of $1,000 each for the
Supcrior court. 'I‘hcy wcro rorutrndoti
to jail. 'l‘tvo policemen tcsliilcd tltttt
they saw tlrcnr throwing stones. Mich-
ncl KtIllcv‘s casc was coutinuctl trutil
tomorrow, llo is cltargcd with it simi-
lar offcnsc.
When Ilit‘ confcrcrrco In tho inicrost
of law and ordcr nrljottt'uctl at noon. it
was :rtrnotrttccd that Mttyor Mulvilrlil
bad trurcod riot in lntcrfcrc with tltc
conduct of tho police during the strike.
and that Srtpcrintcndcnt Birmingham.
oi’ the police and Sheriff Hawley would
bc allowed to work together unlrnn1~
pcrcd for the preservation of order.
The confcrcncc was tr livcly one. and
tho mayor. who prcsidcd. canto in for
some very direct criticism Among
tlroso proscnt wore tho four nrctttbcrs
of tho policeI board tho iwclro mcm'
bore of the board of tnrportlonmcnt and
taxation cit-Mayors Pyle. Taylor and
Stilring. lsttac W, Birdseye. prcsidcnt
of tho Bridgcport lloard of Trade. E.
L. Graves. president of tho l‘lridgcport
Bsttlncss Mcus' Association. Stato Sort-
trtor Archibald Mchil. Thomas H.
MacDonald. superintendent of tho Attr-
erican (iraplroplrorte Company‘s plant.
Judge A. it. liurns and Allan l'aigc.
counsel for the ("Ionncctlcut Railway
& Lighting Company. and (icttcral
Manager Sewall. of tho t‘tllililillly.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Outlook Villa on T‘airfleld trvcnuo is
boing rcpalntcd.
'l‘hc polico ofiicc is bclrtg painted and
pttpcr‘cd and put irt the best of sltapo
iltsitic.
Mrs. W. ll. l’r'opltctt. of Strlllcltl.
('onn.. is tho gttost of Mrs. (ilrarlcs R.
linker for a fcw days.
Attorney Lynch. of New Haven. was
in town this afternoon in the interests
of his cllctti. Donuts llowd.
Willard ll. Gregory. of ilrooklyn, was
the guest. yesterday. of his mother.
Mrs. .Ittlia (‘. Gregory. of France street,
The Pastor's Guild of the Norwalk
i‘ottgrogatitrtral Church will mcet Wod—
ncsdny afternoon. at .2 o'clock. in the
chapel.
Mrs. Scltoonruakor and still. Earle. of
\Voodsidc. N. J.. aro gut-sis of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Edwin (‘omstock at their home.
at Four Corners, Norwaik.
The gentleman wlto tool: part itt tlrc
recent supper given by thc men of the
Norwalk (‘ongr-t-Igational Church. will
mcet this evcnlng. at 8 o'clock. at the
Norwalk Club. 'l‘lro report of the trees
sttrer will be board.
The strbjcct of tho praycr mcctirtg of
tire \oung People as Socit tr of the Not-
walk Congregational (‘lrttrt l1 Thursday
night at 7: 30. will be “l-‘owcr and
i’tttyfier Miss Clark. leader. The mid-
wcok praycr proofing of the church
will follow. at 8 o'clock.
A slight error was ntutlc irrtttlrcrictrt-
ly in tho report of the Over River
school dance. it was given out that Inc
music on that occasion was furnished
by Sroc s Orchestra It was furnished
by William Jesse and was pronounced
excellent by all who attended
Charles H. Glover. sort of Mayor Glo-
vct', of Norwalk. who graduated from
tho liaitimortI Medical (‘ollcge last
w_cck and is now spending a few days
at his home in Norwalk has been up
pointcd house surgeon at. tho Mount
Hope Hospital. near Baltimore.
NEW CHIEF iN CHARGE.
Captain Bradley assumcd chatgc of
the police dcpattment in Danbttrv Sat
11rday. it will be several days before
he will be able to appear in the regu-
lation uniform. Captain Warner. of
Reddlng. called at the police station
Saturday morning with a warrant for
Albert Steadwcli. a colored man.
wanted in Reddiug on the charge of at-
tempting a criminal assault on a lil-
teen- year-old girl. It is alleged that
the crime was committed while
Steadwell was in Redding a few days
ago after a load of bay. The mtn is
employed by a local liveryman. Stead-
man was arrested by Policeman Baker
and turned over to the Redding con-
stable.
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS‘ SESSION.
PITTSBURG May i8.—'i‘he mem
bers of the Order of Railway Conduc-
tors have just about completed their
twenty-ninth biennial session. Today
all amendments were passed finally.
Tomorrow the election of officers win
he held and the choosing oftbe next
place of meeting. in all but one in-
stance the present officers will have
no opportunity for reelection. There
will be a contest for one of the trus-
teetrlrips. An interesting fight is over
the choice of place for holding the next
convention. The contest is practical-
ly between Portland. Oregon. and Bon-
ton. with chances favoring the form-
er. The question of the amount of in-
crease to be made In the salaries of
‘he grand odioers. it is believed. w...
be‘mn’de before adjournment today.
REV. EGBERT‘S ANNIVEflsARY.
Yesterday was the third anniversary
of the Rev. George D. Egbert as pas-
tor of the Norwnlk Congregational
Church. He thanked his congrega
tion for the many klndnenm shown
him since he became putor. During
Mr. Egbert's stay every dopertment 0”
the church iron on and this
alone II the highest tribute of his obli-
lty and perseverance.
At the Prince-In. Soluble-by tlru
m 10“. than are m
the when“. in
0‘ _ M1.“-
W;
fir’BuuMo—wu (burn?
“an“
GUNDAY
Will be Held In the Methodist Church,
In Wcltport, Next Thursday.
A large number of church people
from Norwalk and the surrounding
towns will attend the Sunday School
Conference to be held Thursday at tho
Wcstport Methodist Church. The pro-
gram. which promises to be an will)”
lng one, Is as follows:
AFTERNOON sossrou.
George S. Deming, State Secretary
presiding.
”WWW...“
R. W. Jones, Southport.
Mfr-Words of Welcome by tho l’as-
tou_ Roy. L. W. Holmes.
2: 50—Atltlr'css——"'l‘lte Home llopttt'bI
nrent." Mrs. Lealia (iolmttn
Prince, Staic Homo. lit-pt. Supt.
:l."1-—-So|o. Mrs. H. (‘I. Woodwortit
Weatport.
:25—~Atltlrcau~- “Normal Work in Iltc
Sunday School. " Ilov (‘cor no I)
(lottltl, lloc k\ lllc (‘ l1 tit to 1p
IStutc Contmlltcc Normal
Work.
:titl»— Round 'i‘ablc Discussion
tit-rrl Sunday School arattttgc-
mcnl." conductcd by Stntc Sct
rotary (loot-go S. llcnringj
:1Itl~ Atldrcssv-“i‘lro Sunday School
Opportunity." ltov. Kcltnilr Mac-
ltctrzic, .lr.. \Vcstport.
:00 —— Address - "The lionrc for
Christ." Miss May it. Lord
lI‘icld Workcu Statc Association
' :30—vtflosing.
:th—Sttppcr to which all aro cordial
ly invited by the ladlcs of tho
Congregational. Episcopal
till
..yr.I .,
.5.
:1
5‘.
':4tl~'i‘oasts-——llcv. Henry Collins
Woodrtti‘l’. Black Rock toastrutrs
for ”Fire lllblc Class (Icorgc
W. (‘arey Statfortl: “'l‘lro Sup
plc'mcntul inst-ton." Roy W.
(lane (‘rcortflo|d; 'I‘”l1oP:1stot'.‘
ltcv (‘. .Stitusott. Sirtttfortl.
EVENING SESSION.
llcr, Royal W. Raymond. l‘t'tIsitlont of
tltc lI‘airfchd Southeast Auxiliary.
pro-siding.
:ilil—~l‘rtt‘isc Scrvicc. lotl by (‘Illailillil‘z
l’. lltrrris. llridgcport.
7:45—Dct'trilonttl StIt‘vit-c. MI by Roy.
.labcz Backus. \tcstporl.
7 : Trim-litrsincss,
hill-l-NSUIU-‘Mlsi-I Lt'ullfl ll. .ltrrIl.I
llt'idgoport.
it:2t)——Adtlrcss——-Ilcr. II. II. llctttlys
Stamford.
:I:titI——I(‘losittg—-licncdlctiorr by llct
Spcncor ll, liray Saugatuclt,
IT WAS BAD.
'l‘lrc otltcr day it young London stroot ‘
ll‘illl. having found a bad sixpcttcc.
was trying to millit‘ use of it at diIfcrfi
At last ,
lro wcnt into a tobacconist‘s and nsltcd .
Int place-s, lrtti to no lllli'ptlst'.
for a tltrcc pcnrty cigar.
llaving got tlrc cigar and also tho;
Ilrangc. Itc was lcayiug tlto shop when
the man called out:
"(‘onto but It lrorc.
"chct' mind, sir."
slcl'.
ll."
And he bollotl out, of
Pearson‘s chkiy.
it's :1 bad ouc.”
rcpltod tlrc young-
tltc
'l‘ltc solitary and frictrdlcss Sctuttor 1
\Vcllington, who tlcscrtod his party
and didn't get arty Democratic fricttds:
ilrorcby. was sitting trlone‘in iltc Scn- .
ato chamber. rcccntly,
York World.
Senator lI‘ryo looked around tlto
chamber and saw Wellington sitting
dolcftrlly in his scat. Thinking to be
pleasant to hint. Ito called Wolllrrgtou
11p to prcsldc for a time.
Senator Frye ltandcd tlto gaycl to
Wclllrtgton and went on tho floor of
thc Senate. He leancd ovcr
lloat“s desk anti chatted with him,
says theI Now;
Scttator Wellington rtoticcd tho cott— ‘
Ho rapped loudly on the"
writer ion.
desk with the gttrcl. “'i‘lrc
senate will please be in ordcr. witcro-
upon Mr. iI‘ryo wont to a sofa lit the
roar of tho Sonato cltantbcr trrrd sat
down to think it oycr.
“i can‘t say flrnt
pictures.
appreciate them."
"i don‘t kttow. .It‘s cithcr
you don't ttpprccittto llrctn or
you tlo.“——l’trck.
,____..__
Lady guest~¥our fatltcr is such
ltospitablo gcrttlcnran! Ho dcarly lovos
a full house. docsn't he? '
.lttckI-Wcll. yes:
on his side of the tnltle.——Kansas City
Journal.
and said:
h
l lrko l’ayrttcr's
lrccttttso
Uncle (icorgc~-You are always wish—
ing that you were rich. Don‘t you
know that riches are really a burden .
to the man who has them?
Harry—That‘ is Just it. i want some
wrt of a burden to try my endurance
and make me a better man: and i‘
don't think of anything that fills the
bill better than money and lots of
it
"M. KRASOVITZ.
Ladies’ Tailor and Farrier.
Spring and Summer
Announcement
DEAR MADAM:
i beg to inform you that i have taken again possession of my old and
well known imdles‘ Tailoring Establishment, at
Main Street.
The vast and exclusive success which i acquired since the past
years at 47 North Main street is due to the great satisfaction of my custom.
era both in perfect fitting and extremely moderate prices as well as
8 N9.
workmanship
i hove received a choice stock of the Latest Importation of Spring and
Summer samples and the intent Vlen on. Paris and New York styles.
able to execute order- for
WALKING. TRAVELING. IICYCLE SUIT! RIDING HABITS. GOWNS. UL-
OTEIO. CAPII AND ALL KINDS OF WANTS
in a. superior manner.
Cloning and repairing cloths: and fttrtt a specialty.
Thanking you for previous favors
more. To those whom i have not but! the pleasure of serving before i an I
trial. 1 remain
Rupoctfutly your-I,
_ M
~.
Incl-roar. cournlucl. '
::I0—i)evotlonul Service, lcd by licv -
‘ lIoti will call ”MI 10““ rrtcctiug.
and .
Methodist Churches of Wcstpott I
I)‘
"l‘ll strtokc it if it makcs itlt':
door.—
IScttator .
l'crlrapa it's bccauso I don‘t '
bccattsc ‘,
a‘
if it bappons to be ‘
NIW lib-Ll. ISLAND IRIDGI.
Selectman Will Call a Meeting to De-
cide on'tho Mutter.
i Thc solectmen will call a town
mccting In the course of tho noxt fcw‘
wrcks for the purpose of letting the
pooplc of the town decide whether u
111th bridge will be bttllt at Hello. Is I
‘lnttd connecting the rnaltr land wltlt‘
the island. to take lllt‘ place of the
Ipresent unstable wooden ahulr, which
for years has been a source of consltl i
1 crablc trouble.
'l‘lttI selectnten spent the most
to! this morning looking over the
ibrltlgc tttrd are tonvlncetl that a new.
.Ibrldgc Is uccded. 'l‘lrc prescttt brttrgc‘
is 130 feet long arrtl tho selectmcn ttrc
‘In hopes lltai the town will dccldc iol
Ibttild the 11th hll‘f'llfllllt‘ with It will 1’".
g'oroposcd 'l‘ltcy ttro irt favor of ttI
Istouc nrclr affair with ciilrcr Woodt-rrl
lor iron aupc 1strttctt11'e.
’lhc scloctmou will now at) tritcutl
ltlltl Irrocrtro cstimntos of tho cost of.
illlc work and wl1o11 tlrosc tttc prcpttt-
lt lal
tihottgltt that It now lrtidgc will cost
iftonr Sstltitl to $10000 bttt tlrcy tIt'vt
1dcrttly lrcliovcd that it now bridge is‘
t trccdcd. ‘
MR HARRIMAN MUCH RETTER.
Nl‘ VI Y()iii\'_ hlutI lit lIi littr
Inrtttr who is strffcting front a slight illl' i
itack of ttpporttlicitis. sot up today and;
t‘appcntcd to bc lllllt l1 boiler Physic-
i itrrrs txpcct that ho will be able to go
loot in a few days.
i
Mondays, Wednesdays, and
I , fridoys
(ALL DAY)
Are our days here now.
IR. SHNETMAN
LADIES' TAILOR.
AND FURRIER, ETC.,
~N. Main. cor. Ann St.. 80. Norwalk.
Children 5
Wash Suits
39o; 480. 75c. 960.
J on
WASH Plljlll's. 2 pair 250.
' m
.CHlLDRiN’S, FINE SERGI:
‘ BLOUSE SUITS. 34.00
value at $2.50.
0»
can. oRENIs smn w mr rs.
i 25 and 480.
it ’
«
iD. Gottlicb
E 11 North Mlln St"
i scuth Norwnlk.
i
i
l
i
J
ew
SHIRTS
They are of the Negligcc
;sort and have two collars.
. The patterns of some are very
taftracfz'oe indeed. Sée the dis-
;play in North window.
39¢. 50¢. 75¢.
who
Harry Goodwin
r MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
l
South Norwalk (.‘onrr.. 1903.
few
good
and soliciting a continuance of the
Kr. vltz,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAMirHYATT
no.2 and 5 GAzrr'rn BUILDING.
1
1437.11 . .
. ‘5/
Muslin Underwear.
As lltc scar-mu ndtttrrccs Muslin lIndorwcnr bcsconrc a Very rrcc-Itssttry and Important pth‘ of a worrratta
\vttrdr obc
it is just as important to lrrrtc pretty ttudcr'w-cnt as it. Is In lluVe
r
k
a pretty dross and Vthc women who
risk ortr Muslin l'udcrwcar Dcpartntcrtl will bc plcascd to fitttl ortl iltnl ihoir lrotrbloii i’u rcgut'd’v to liudcrnruslirrs
arc tti an curl.
:trc features of cvcry gttr'nrcttt oi iltc \vltolc lirrc.
We call attention to ii i
Artistic dcslgtts. ilrrislrcd \tIot‘itrnarrsltip. rtccttrnlo lit. at priccs willriu ilrc Ilrrrlt of crcry purrm
cw iicnrs:
CORSET COVERS.
Round artd squarc ttcclt_ tight fitting.
I-‘rcrrt-h (Ifiocts, full large as
sortntcrtt of SiE‘lt‘S. Sires 'l2 to 1:. at
I)!
.ot'
fronts
cuclr.
Round and sqttarc rrcck, carnbric and
rrtrinsook trimmed with lace arid lace
bonding, ribbon r1111 sizes :I‘.‘ to 42, at
5'10c (Inch.
An clcgatrt assortmont of French
styles. tnadc of English
trimmed with lace and lace insertion.
ranging in who frorn 75c to $1.98.
long cloth.
GOWNS.
High and \' 11cclt. homstilclrcd ruffle
and crubroidcry. good muslin. most cx—
collcrri mine at 50c cacll.
Sutttrt'o and low trcck cltctuisc
gowns. ltcnrsiitchetl and lace irlrntuctl,
at 85c. Sizcs 13 to 20.
A ftrll line of Summer Gowns, low
ncclt, clbow slccvc, nainsook and long
cloth, trimnrcd with lace or embroid-
25 to $3.
cry. ranging irr price frorn $1.
SKIRTS.
Good muslin, lrcmstltched tucks, lace
trinrrncd. full umbrella flounce. extra
dust rttfi'lc. sizcs iii to 41. at 98c catch.
I
lawn ruffle, grad-
fttli; special‘
llrop train Skirt,
ttrttcrl llotrncc,
$1.75 caclt.
\Icry at
A most elegant line of bottcr' duality
Sorts, extra. full flounccs, with dust
ruffle, trimmed wltlr 3 and II rows of
insertion, i’olrrt dc Paris lace and cm-
broitlct'y. tr-orii 51.50 to $3.50 Int-t1.
DRAWERS.
i
Madr- of gi)0ii‘illilbliil, cambric. rurirr-
soug. long cloth. trimmed with IltlmI
stitched ruffles. embroidery,
sertion and lace all sizes, from 25c to
“.50 pcr pair.”
lrtcc i11-
Our bcitcr quality is the cclcbralctl
lionrc Made Under WOI'.“ which 1s main
with perfect carc, will fit properly and
is of full, generous proportions.
TRISTRAM & ovorr, Norwalk, Conn.
.9. Quote In den,
HI”: \VAt-ll l I N(}’.l‘( )N H'l‘flltllti'l‘.
H( H l'l'll N( )l{“'4\ I .K
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER,
FURNISHER.
EVERY
DAY
lit-lugs us t1carcr to hot woatbor.
Why not prepare for it. atrd do
those pleasant.
your shopping
May days.
Children’s Wash Suits.
ago: a to 10.
3.90,
50 and 750 value.
Titty them now and you'll have
tItcm when vacation days come.
“’0. at ti
o'clock, cxcopt Monday. \Vcrlnos-
ckdso ct'crrings
day and Saturday.
Telephone 133-12.
Capital, $1,500,000.
OF NEW YORK.
State Supervision of New
York and Connecticut.
Par 5 per cent.
OFFICE, 12 so. MAtN‘s'r.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee
Charles E. Dew
R. L. Coburn
Glover s The Place
Elegance
AND
Simplicity
Thai 1 our idea about this
Pat. Coll.
Oxfords for the Ladies.
”$3.00
Tm I57-8.
Surplus, 3185.000.
Industrial Sprints and loan 00.
John 3. Lawrence
Little at
lat).
are readu.
woman or child
tion.
to butt.
CARR
, OR
CREDIT.
'29-
3|
West Washington St,
the True
Payments
Soon pans the bill. ..
more uou do not mind tile-out»
Readtr cash is unneces-
saw in dealing at the big CRE-
Dit DEPARTMENT STORE.
It you desire the convenience
of our liberal credit terms. You
can save nour readu cash for
other necessities. _
The best oi Spring wearables
everulhitrc man.
What is
wears. Shoes
that Will wear to 110111 satisfac-
Just as welcome to look as
CASH
O R'
CREDIT.
"Why don't you try to write your
name on the scroll of fame"
‘My friend, " said Senator Sorghum,
very earnestly. 'l hive never yet onen'
anybody tearing leaflets out of the
scroll of fume and getting them ensh-
ed at the trunk. "
. Stella—Chalk and label on not. on
making terms may more. .i
Bella—Why. I thought they were on-
at.“
wen-1m
.3’ —4...._-
II
ills lib «blond Roth-once —itcportor
(In vestl lei" " It true that Mr.
.Gptrox hfiju 1"" ,
Butler (unit )-"it-- ; but he.
has nothing to ' for pub i.catlon"-—
”Puck
Ultimtumr—Ftther (try-
l haul-:9“ “It torribl
us to o
rocket In the of
Mm
Norwalk Chronicler