are
N, SOLE [AGENTS
0T ,
w L. DOUGLAS SHOES
. " moo and $5.50.
SOUTH NORWALK. CO__NN
‘! NORWALK verL ‘ST‘ATtdrcs
‘7
'9
T
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, iEli’. is illst
Eiliiilgil
Nine Marriages. Twenty-Seven Births
and Twenty-five Deaths.
Tile records of Town Clerk Herbert
ill. Smith allow that during the month
inf February there were ill the Town of
iNorwalk twenty-seven births, twenty-
llve deaths and nine marriages. The
\'lilil statistics are as follows:
Deaths.
Y. M. l).
' Feb, 2~Clarlssa A. Mumford, 80 4 28
entie laxative in “'10- Feb. 2——-Klltle to Adams 75 2 i
e to keep the bowels foil. Ii—il’lyter l“ gallon. 2 l 2
- ‘el. —- .tlwrence clley 59
gular ”"3 'he elm" Feb_ ii—Hunnnh a. White 64 l
ystem toned up to per- rail. :i—willifi A. fifennlngs, 33 s 2..
, Fe 1. i—— am ()l'lOll, l 2
ridcthes‘lth. It makes the ; loll. 7——(‘har|es M. Alcorn, 29 4 2
(rod rich and powerful i Ftt'll, S—Rll'Ih r. Flynn. 14 ii
Fe), ll—rE izaboih Cook_ 16 5 ll
enablingl “ t° ‘1‘“ch run. lB--l“l'€'tlerit'k ii. Nash, its 26
. nngCl'COfnC disease germs. I Fell, i:l—-Mary F. Glynn. 41 ll 11
p“! D Feb. Ill—«Elizabeth Mcgarges, 2
l ”KERN—25¢ 5°C» Fell. IT—Hart Dental). 71 5 H
l Feb. Iii—Augustus Marckwald 50 4
Feb. Ill—Russell K. Benedict, till 5 4
Feb. 22-Taylor J. Joyce, 59
, Feb, 23~Georgc l). Hodges, 34 7 Iii
t Feb, 24—-Marie Hayes, iii 3 9
5 hell. 25—Frederick T. Stabell. 34 t 9
, Feb.2 iii—Julia A. Rogers, 80 19
in wgurbury Frightened. Feb .26-—~Sarsh A. O'Connor, 4‘: 2 9
'gAw.y and Lg" “5000, Feb. 27—Fred_ B. Jackmall. 4i 6 l9
29~Lizzie F‘. Devline. 36 l 23
WQ ERBURY, March 25. ——Bllrglarsl “"-
iueitto effort to rob a safe which.
.Io‘d upwards of 826 000 worth of Feb.
jaw during the night last night, ‘Fob.
but. -.}hey were frightened just whenl Feb.
thorium; was about reached, and they Feb. 2—Dallghter to John Lyons.
contented themselves with a lot of Feb. 5——l')anghtcr to Nicholas Gormon.
cheip revolve” and trinkets Feb. ti-al)a.ugbter to Louis Genilaris.
‘ Thy sale which the burglars tried to Feb. 6——Soll to Thomas Collins.
puck wag the one used by Jacobs & Feb. tiwDaughtL-r to Gabriel Hovath.
Company, of Bank street pawnbrokers j Feb. T—Son to Arthur Malkin.
" for, storage of valuables left withi Fl b. 7—Son to John Hanlon.
them. The men go into the store Feb. 8—Son to Willianl L. Whitney.
through a cellar door which opened in! Feb. 8—30n to Carlos Giordano.
from an area in the rear of the bulid- Feb. 9—Son to Joseph W. Jonas.
in;.- They bored holes through ihel Feb . 9—Sou to Joseph l.. Coyles.
floor of the pawnghop gum they had. Feb 1I~Son to James Layden.
, out out an opening twelve by sixteeell Feb. 13—-Sou to Peter G. Gustafson.
inches in gige 111.3 men men (umwiedi Feb l~i——Soll tr Gustav R. Walstrom.
up through the opening and had everyi Feb. 16ml)allgll or to Charles A. Wilst.
Opportunity to work on the safe with~. :eb. li—Son to John Elliott.
Blrthl,
l-Daughtcr to James Farrell.
l——Son to Joseph Lonkaski.
l—Son to William A. Gordon.
your. fear p: pinging detection queyiF b. l'l——~Daughier to William H. Ar-
. molt have floured for hours- on thet élilllitml
‘ gut. which weighs 9 000 pounds and isl Feb 17~Sou to Alexanders “Gileson
F.eb 18—801) to Clifford P. Hayes
Feb. Ill—Daughter to Lorenzo Flore.
cb. 20—Daughter to Charles A. Dam.
very solidly built. The outside doot
VII pried oil with jinlmies and the
burglars began boring through the
next. door which is doubly protected: 0“-
bruins inches of cement. The men '9'“ 1’
had bored several holes through eight! 1‘9"
ma distill? sellout, and evlilcntlyi Fell-
Would have been ready to hare set ol'tib ”-9”
a charge. Something frightened them ' Marriages.
for they left at this point after help- i Feb 3— Frank B Clark and Miss Ther-
in: th‘emholveo to about $40 worth of PSi13G,llelldrl(kS
revoltenvand jbweliy in the stou- In- Feb. Ellis E Howard and Miss
Miss
till-Daughter to James Lenten
27-liallghter to Charles Finch.
27—Dalightcr to Ellis A. Camp
the ”to was at least $25, 000 worth oft Flizabeth C, anlll.
, valuables. There is no clue to them,‘ Felt. li—Jom‘nll (l. Kovlrs
but the police, say that all indications Julia Kiss.
and
are that the men were old hands and Feb l31—Stl-phell Former and Miss
expected to do a good piece of w‘.Oik Mary Thomas.
Feb. lt—Aiiolph 0. Hope and Miss
. NORWALK MAN SUED FOR DI-
‘ VORCE.
Deputy Sheriff Holbrook of Putnam.-
wed in town. yesterday afternoon to Feb iii—Francis T.
' serve papers through Deputy Sheriff} Miss Maly R Smith
John- -W. smiley on Nathan Smith, of Feb. 24—James W Marvin alld
_ 16 Smith street. Norwaik. ill a div0lce' Edith 13- Cousins,
gulf brought by Tamar Smith of put. Feb. 25—0liver S. Clark and Miss Jen-
palm. The papers Were served. The! file L Smith
complaint. alleges adultery in the town
a
,.,.____._a_____
. Knitter wears ready at Rogers and
Stev A ‘iew suggestions appear
Id. as to what you may desire
and larder to make a spick- and- -span
womarence. Read it
Histllinule G Minat‘d and her mother
m
«Bfldgoport were visitors in town
jostorflhy, to ace Archibald Hawkers.
tho Poital Telegraph Company who
land! in I short time to accept a posi-
denim
“foams cordially invited to attendi
Boston Store's formal opening to-
marrow of Easter tailored suits iack~
, skirts, waists and hats A few gar-
counts, are offered at special prices.
attain SCHUMANN DEAD.
March 25—;Prof. Carl Schu
curator of the Royal Botanical
l Mary A. Gildea.
Fe b lS—Fredelick N Guam and Miss
Ella G. Britto.
Lockwood and
Miss
JOSEF REBICEK DEAD.
BERLIN. March 25.~—-Josef Rebicek.
for six years conductor of the Phil har-
monic Orchestra of Berlin. is dead.
MOM. in In.
Bronchitis and Nathan,
onsamptloa in first stage.
tCnres
:nza. Wm; Coulis”
A certain cure for
and a sun relief in advanced stages. Use at once.
In": will '03:“: OblcddEC dart after tshlnfltbs
n of! DWI...
owes!“ mate aod’ltlesn
no
bly had '50 comprehensive a
‘0! flowering plants as he
.—
a
i
and Childrens’.
its Samples.
‘ the title of which is ill lllt' following
L r '
BOSTON . h 86.-Arrlved‘ lax-
onls. from verpool.
NEW YORK. March 25,- Arrived:
Steamer Pennsylvania from Halnblll'i-i.
ORDER OF NOTICE. 1
District of Norvlslk, II. Probate
Court. March 17. A. D., 190 4.
Whereas. Wlitten apllcatlon has beenl
made to this Court for the admission!
to probate of a certain written instill |
meat as and for the will of Frances J.l
'Foreit. late of Norwalk. in said District!
deceased.
Ordered, That said application no
lleald and determined at the Probatll
()flill- ill Norwalk on the 29th day of
Mulch. I904 at it) o‘lclmk forelioou: I
and illnt public notice thereof be givrll
to all persons interested therein in
publishing thill order in a lchspupcrl
having a circulation in said l)lHll‘l([ '
at least five tllhlfl below said din of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
mar 25 It .i-lilge.
._———————
CLASS A. XXc, No. 82193.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, to wit:
lie it. remembered,
That on the nineteenth day of March.
1904, The Banks Law Publishing Com-
pany. of New York, N .Y.. llntll deposit-
ed in this office the title of a BOOK.
words, to wit:
Reports of Casts Argued lllltl llt'll'l'
mined in the Superior Court of the
City of New York, by Samuel Joni-l:
and James C. Spencer. Reporters of lhc
Court, New York Superior Court Itc-
ports, Vol. XL. Jones and Spencer‘s
Reports Vol. Vlll.
The Banks Law Publishing Company.
New York. littlt. the righl.wllercol‘ it
claims as proprietor lll conformity with
laws of llll.‘ United States rcspcl-ttilg‘
Copyrig is,
()iillc f the Register of Copyriglltm
\\ .lshiuglon I) (‘. ,
Herbert Putnam .,
Libinriltn of (‘ ongil-ss.
lly 'l‘llorvaid Solbcl‘g.
Register of Copyrights.
Written M. B.
Revised J. W, (I.
Entered A. l
Mailed l.. S.
In rout-wall for H years from Jilly 27
I904. . mill. at 8 I3
‘
EASTER GIFTS
Ari-ll'l you going to IlIflKI‘ it B
joyful Easier for some one? Of
tolll‘rc you are alld we are prepar-
ed to Iill‘litil' the young and old.
Ullr lim- of Easter goods embrac-
es cute little chicks. the real thing.
almost alive, fluffy. (llll‘kllilgt-i, Just
out of tile allt‘ll, rabbits, and last
bllt not least, the old mother hell.
waiting to be stuffed with candy.
.i. lzeat line of Easter Cards, 5 t.)
25c
You'll be thought well of if you
use Euton-Ilurlbllt Slationcry.
Highland Lilloll, all colors. malice
correspondence a plelisilrc. Ply-
mouth. Orlcalls, or Potomac, in
white, lll‘c popular brands, but for
.somctbiug real neat and novel, ask
for Swan's Hcmstitcllcd. It‘s fine.
”m..—
M; H. LOWE
76 Washington St.
m,
DATE
The Standard of Spring Medicines is
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD
' REMEDY.
THE ZEI TFUSS PHARMACY
SOLE AGENTS.
80. NORWALK.
TO HEALTH
50c, smo.
a N0. MAIN 31.,
ORDER OF NOTICE.
James A. Brown d. Margaret Brown
vs .
Mary M Wheeler, Esther D. Stevens.
James E Whitney. Jane E, Whitney.
J Morris Benedict, Nancy Benedict,
Horatio W. Brown. and Sarah Brown,
and the "Representatives and Credlv
tors" of James E. Brown, deceased.
and the “Representatives and Credi-
tors" of Jerushs. V. Brown. deceased.
State of Connecticut. Falrfield Coun-
ty, ss. Bridgeport. March 23. I904.
Upon the complaint or the said
J: or A Brown and Margaret Brown,
1) tag. for reasons-therein set forth
for the foreclosure of two certain mort-
Iges on premises situated In the City
‘0! South Nomllt. in said County, re-
tunable to the Superior Court in and
Goods at Low Prices
87.80.
s
in».
mt April. 19M.
for said County. on the first Tuesday
It appearing to and: being found by
‘ mouthed and Creditors" on James
Crown. deceased. and the “Repre-
“use-um sud-Creditor!" of Joni-ha
V. Brown. deceased, are nude parties
to such action: therefore.
Ordered; that notice of the pendency
”0! “ohm action be given to such "Ro-
man and Wm“ of James
the subscribing authority. that the “Ron?
.111:er to do ‘
without
EASY
to get
WHAT ?
AGanp
LET US Call and
EXPLAIN
i
A Postal bring: our
Representative
liiiii’i iilgiiiitii
'PHONE.”
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, MATINEE
AND NIGHT.
-—LA3T TIMES— .
Prior to the Production in England
of the Famous Rural Drama
The Village
Postmaster
By Alice E. Ives and Jerome H. Eddy.
—Exactly as Played—
227 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK AND 125
NIGHTS iN CHICAGO.
“New York has never seen a better
drama of rural Iife.“~—New York
Herald.
“it outclasscs all other lountry
plays pllt togethcr ——L‘llilllgo lntcr
Ocean.
. ALL NEW AND iNTERESTING FEA
ES.
TUR
BIG PRODUCTION AND CAST.
All scenery and properties carried
with company.
Prices Eve—25, 50. 75:.
Prices Matthew—.15. 25, 35c.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. MARCH 318T.
SPARKLING THREE ACT
COMEDY
The Real
Widow Blown
Wholesome Fun
Splendid Singing, Rich Costumes.
Direction of A. O. Scammon.
Prices 25, 35 and 500.
CONCERT
of the
AMHERST COLLEGE CLEE.
BANJO AND MANDOLIN
CLUBS. ' '
Tuesday. April 5th.
AT
Hoyf's Theatre.
Under the auspices of
COMPANY . D.
Third Infantry. C. N. 6.
Tickets.
75 on.
.————-
\
50 on.
"In
Reserved seat chart opens April is!"
at 9 a. m., at Wecd's drug store, Nor-
walk. and Box Office of Theatre.
March 15, 18t
$1.00.
Call at the
Imperial Cafe
There you will find the best
IMPORTED PORT AND
SHERRY WINES.
Do you need strength?-—Try a bottle.
Also the best of liquors.
Do not forget that no better meet is
served in the town than at our restau-
rant. mun
CARL SCHAUB.
Railroad Avenue.
W
illitllKil. Vill Still
adaptive.
"tau.
sur‘warza. ‘
dig us
Tin. Sheet Iron. copper
and Zinc.
Do you want any wines or llouors? .
TRISTRAM&HYATT
SWISS AND LACE CURTAINS.
3 qt. Giles Jug at
Heavy Tumblers at
Fanny Glass Fruit Dishes at
Cheese Dishes at
arpet Department
IN CONSIDERING THE QUESTION OF SPRING HOUSECLEANING NEW CARPETB USUALLY RISE BE-
FORE THE MIND‘S EYE OF THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPER. THIS FACT NATURALLY HAS A BPECIAL lM-
PORTANCE JUST NOW TO US, As WELL AS TO YOU.
DEPARTMENT THIS SPRING, THE INTENDIN
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, TO STUDY QUALITIEG AND PRICES ASKED FOR THE DIFFERENT
GRADES THAT WE CARRY, SO THAT WHEN THE ACTUAL BUYING TAKES PLACE YOU MAY KNOW FOR
A CERTAINTY THAT YOU ARE GETTING THE BEST GOODS MANUFACTURED.
MAKES OF THESE GOODS WHICH SHOW PRACTICALLY THE SAME COLORINGS, BUT ARE lNFERiOR iN
MANY WAYS. SUCH A8 MATERIALS USED, WEAVlNG. PATTERNS, AND THE FINISHING OF’ EDGES,THAT
YOU ARE NOT SURE OF GETTING THE BEST MAKES UNLESS BOUGHT 0F RELIABLE DEALERS. WE ARE
ABLE AND WILLING TO FURNISH AT THE RIGHT PRICE THE BEST CARPETS OBTAINABLE.
INGRAINS. TAPESTR‘Y, BODY BRUSSELS, VELVETS WILTONS.
MOOUETTE AND WILTON RUG 8, ALL SIZES.
lNGRAIN,’ BODY BRUSSELS AND WILTON ART SQUARES.
OIL CLOTHS. LlNOLEUMS AND SHADES,
IN CALLING YO,UR ATTENTION TO OUR CARPET
PURCHASER WILL FIND IT TO BE TIME WELL INVECTED.
THERE ARE SO MANY
Kitchen Department
so Syrup Cups at 9c Washing Powder a7 2c
20: per doz. ' Covered Butter Dishes at 9t:l White Cups and Baueehs’ at 6c
locl Securing Soap at 2c cake Uncovered Vegetable Dishes at 74:
10c] Rolls Toilet Paper for 25¢} Medium Sized Platters at 5:: '
Glover’s the Placel
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
$3s50
spams STYLEé.
Shoes and
Oxfords
NOW READY.
T E L. 157~6.
Beats the Othcr
by Four Year.
The residence of Thomas
Smith. 65 Osborn avenue. East
Norwalk. was painted with lead,
oil and sine, hand nixed. fifteen
‘ years ago by mo.
l defy any patent paint to show
equal'body with as much wear.
illlllllS BROWN.
Painter
:2 South Main Street.
Residence: 25 Elm Grove at.
You
have
A
'22,: .i. , . .
I
Wear Shoes That Flt.
i
i
i
l
New Business Won"t-- Chme.
Old Busmess Will Go
Telephone Scrutcc .i.. “3...; I
Place your order now so th.
ll’llflrr
; ‘ Exchnnge Rate: from, $ V
Upon-request an agent will call at your dfixgh
‘liOllii VICTORIA
TRISTRAM & H'YATT, Norwalk,C’Onn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
..L-x _ _.
i .
BALLANTYNE ACOUITTED AGAIN.
MANII. \ Match ZS—W. D Dalian N:OTICE
lynl- t-x lnspcttol of customs. has just ____ __
l" 9" “”"mud by Judy Amhlel on a Olllce of The Noiullllt Steamboat t.‘ uln-
(bulge of conspiracy to defraud the y.
(llstonls by fllllhl ring the Illegal ontly South Norwalk Conn. March 19 19,“.
of non exempt Chlntse lie was tried All persons are hereby forbid "u,“
“"0“ a similar (halge l“ “mu", last ing any employee of this company on
3"“ are. “fled ollr account without a \lrittell oldel by
an authorized agent of the company.
W All orders should be returned with tho
AUT0M0B1LE$425
THOMAS l. RAYMOND.
Treasurer.
ORIENT BUCKBOARD. LOW-
EST PRICED PRACTICAL AU-
TO BUILT. WE HAVE A 8AM-
PLE OF THIS WONDERFUL
LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET
‘mlil Iw.
JACK AND JILL.
Jack and Jill went up the hill
us DEMONSTRATE ‘lTs
MANY DESIRABLE FEA- T0 “at “ ”a” .5" “at": .
TURES. Hurry Jack. said dlmpled Jill,
‘Mothcr wants to take her pili.’ "
“I can't." said rheumatic Jack.
Troubled with pain in his back.
“You rlln Jill. fill the pail quick.
Ma and I will try Dr. Dick."
Ollc dose tilled him with laughter.
Jack nor Jill tumbled after.
H R. BULKLEY.
52 50. Main St, 80. NorWIlk-
Agent for So. Norwaik and
Vicinity.
W.
.,__
Telephone CIII 396-3.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
Newly furnished throughout. Best
accommodations in the city for com
a- ercial men.
STRICTLY FIRE PROOF.
Restaurant for ladies and gontlomor
on "mum on
Another largo consign-
ment of freshly mined deal
now at our whence-«"0“
Company’s"and other de-
sirable kinds. If you don't
buy your can! here it’s your
loss as much as ours. We
sell the coal you ought to
have at the bride you ought
to pay,
Specialt;EMlg. Co.
71 WA no: 378551. .
OOUTH NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND na-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION ousn.
,ANrssD.
There's, no boiler coal
than our: and there’s not
going to be, '
AND
manned
“your 01'-
enter {your- numeric our
RY. ‘ "
Norwalk Chronicler