.lwdl ‘L 'L'
tor LIdieI’ Waiats ill‘all nu Mm
aim ”hounds. Brocades
rsé to £33
E. K. Bank";
“Hui?"‘u {finerntf Hi,
onvl’atit.
Blenheim;
W
WEATHER Foaacnil'r. ,
'For Norwalit and vicingtyti Elm
and alightly colder tonight and Wed
outlay.- The slight disturbance which-t
min the northern portion of the
inks region yummy Ltl‘lt'irniug ha‘s
movol' slowly eastward and- II now den-
trai over the cum portion oi New
York. lt II producing cloudy weather
abd llnrrios of snow or light locnl
flowers la the eastern portion of the
like to I no New En land. Plano-
nnt was or prevails int e central sec-
tions. Conditions favor for this vicin-
iw light local showers. followed by
fair weather and slightly lower tem-
pVerIture.
zArcilthld G. Hawker of Danbur'v,
spent yesterday with friends in South
NorwalkV. .
Miss Clara Velsor. of Quintnrd ave-
nue. hI's been visiting in Paterson,
Newalertley; . s.
~Reme her auction sale of house-
hol ture at El West avenue,
Thu day morning. at 10 o “clock .
iFrhnitLNoae‘k Lwent dilelrlhg- M‘s!
night and secured two fine speci-
mens.
Mrs; McClure of South Main street
is having improvements made to her
residence.
.Mialle's Mary M0ckle‘r and Mary Ber
nIrd:- cream Norwailt, spent Sunday
in' New Haven.
tCompIny P will drill at the armory.
this evening Company D drills to-
morinmnlght. ,._
auction IIiI or house
hold furniture at former residence or
Mrs. R. G. Millard, No. 51 West ave
nuo. Thursday morning. 10 o'clock.
Miss Alida Ball"; at Mott svelte. has
beed‘the guest of Mrs. C B DcKiyn‘,
in .Newdiorlt. ~ . . 4,
LA schooner loaded with sand arrived
)cetlerda‘y‘, tor the Meeker Coal Cour
pony, bioswalk. , Lo. .. .
Miss'HIttie- Punselt, or Chostout
street is ’Ipending a tow, days in New
Ydrlt‘ City: "
Unoas Tribe. No. 26 Improved Or.
dcr 'of Red Men, will hold a regular
meeting tonight:- .. .L... .
~Bemember auction sale of house-
hold-L 'Lttirnlture- It 61 West avenue.
Thursday morning, at 10 o “clock
nu;- Clarence: Nowian. 'ef- Norwallt
xhdfixigsmrel days at her lormer
lIrD'bnb ury; L
Dandelion greens are now being
piclieil about the town, but they are
rathep small yet... . . ., ,
The Nor-walk Business. Men's Asso-
elation 'wlll enioy- a banquet this evan-
ing. at the Hotel Norwalh.
.‘A new steampnutomobilc has been
receivedL by ~EIsMIyorL' William B.
liubbeil. offflouth Noawnlk.
NMitlltJ’LAoi‘i'o of Eagles will hold it
session tomorrow evening. in Red
Men‘s Hall. in the Gazette building.
Miss Clair Smith daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Warren E. Smith. has been
visiting It BhollleldLon- the-Bound. ‘1‘
Clifford Williams of Newhuir h. N.‘
Y.. spent yesterday with his on ,Mrs.
George W. Harris of Lowa street.
The Perkins Quintette is scheduled
to girilmaowntertainrdent in the Nor-
walk Baptist Church, this evening.
Till; Norwiillr Building. Loan and In
vestment association will hold its reg
ulaWh ,nrqotlngWImminneu
\L‘V M
.‘ Immoral...
, American Revo
1,114le in} PH
gent Mrs Jabes. ,.. tomato.
Mrs. S. R. Weill: éiél! PM". E. J
recovering rapidly from the effects of
home.
. Old Well lodge“ aniil
ld‘L'I “regular t3 aching
t’ the loose ,_ ’11?
street.‘-;i r ., l. r'
Bethloiielll, in Red
red nilht
Olivb Branch Dodge. Knights or
an 's Halt, tumor.
Thursday “it”? “at: tne ball in 8mm
cor Wet
‘M'mebld‘WW Willie
Norwaik Me wagon“ IcoleClulrch.
will meet w] h Mrs; ruI Roscoe. in
Westport avenue, Wednesday, April
20. at 3.12. in.
’82 B.‘ Wilson's launch Lioloa is pre-
nmd Mllauncbing. Last season the
steam engine was removed and a seven
horse power gasoline motor installed,“
making the craft much faster.
MrI Josephine anentine. who has
been in South Norwalk to attend the
funeral of or brother, msenatort
John H. Pt.- I, returned to New York
city, yesterday . ~
The Golden Bill Circle oi King's
Daughters oi thc orwnlk Congrega-
tionni Church. will medt with Mrs.
Charles Pitch. Myrtle’ smut. aim
Norwaik Friday April” .2, It 3 p. m.
Ther will be sewing
if you would have your estate iuail-
aged to your satlslaction. and in the
safest. most ancient and economical
manner remember the south Nomailt
Trust Company is especially adapted
to give you this service.
G N. McKibhln had his large launch
brought to-south Norwalk. yesterday.
and is getting the boat in readluens for
launching. Expressman Cavanagh
brought the boat from Mr. Mcflihhln a
house to the shore. . t . ». . ,
The Christian Endeavor Societyo
the South Norw all: Baptist Church will
give a sock Ioeinl, Wednesday even-
ging, fit ll 0 ‘elock inane church parlors.
iAli are and ally invitcd‘to attend A
good entertainment will be given and
refreshments .«Wlllbs 00:va ., ,
Douglas Foivler Post, Grand AnnyLbi
the Republic, held a regular meeting,
last night and transacted routine bus~
laces.
sion (inlewed pouring? Which iiié mom-
hen related Monique» er.- It” With
had stories and a good time generally
Rev. Romiliy F, Humphries, rector
of Trinity Episcopal rChureh. South
Norwaik delivered very interestins
paper bclorc the estnort Biol-ion!
Society. ”l'aIt ni . on to topic
“Our Puritan Her (1551.” The meet-
ing wna held at residence of Mr.
and- Min. John F. llot . , ,
The Board 0! sehom Visitors of the
Town of Norw.allr will. hold a uassion
this evening, at the town assembly
hailLll'llll'dlnit Suitable mutations; ids
suiting from the dentin ol.’ the, into an;
thur A. Graham will‘be- introduced.
Mr. Graham's successor it is stated,
Willi-DC “Mid. “L.“ rhodium Lawn .,~
one spatial town meeting will lie
heidL tomorrow night. at: the down Lam
sensibly hell; Waibrstreetndtiraeebenl
burnosstt‘hndngtficln being-them“:
of the -‘annual=torrn turned million»
ingLa new bridge armorryflnvenoe. to
replace the one carried away by ice
flow The meeting will be called to
order at 8 o “clock 3:.
clients Edward a beer the well-
know sound steamboat sltfpper has
leftt te‘steiamer‘ assists Pack to ac-
eept the Ippointment of comtd‘n‘n'de'r or
tile! steam yachtLKithllllh’; 6! “@13th
York Yacht Club. iaptain (leer ‘fn’lso
formerly handled i
steamboat Chester W. on also dong
Island Sound is a tract ‘0 li"e you a
surface that Captain Gecr is very in
miller «with M pm w. so: It can ..
antigen-ts an firth! flinging rer
the biggest rackets in the history of
6 will
6 se§l$iflub '
“of t ia‘c
Ilnrge de ega
21st Team from No.
3rd Degree on c
ofliclals are invi
dinate Councils fin;
lng one of them In
con
semen in i"
sin filMfigNdfléLfldflm It
‘ “to! the
o e
Willi
t on“.
teenth annual continental
Elli: re. Mia! Stav-
ens. Mrs. Cm swirls, MrIJ 1.“.
Wilson and bliss (21mm
7:?9 cutie} centents
be sold It public auction on the prem-
lace Thursday Moubflmfilock
educates
bnnbnry, who was atrocity I ekin
while driving across I
in Greenshnrg. PI., I aha
leave the Greenburg hospital last week.
dad IItlI id
.._ , n will ”Bender‘s; '
Whit! club I!!! ailmill‘. N. thflt
A leap year social will he held by
Lady Jenninllu 1.0a c. Shoplioflaeot “of
PythiII, will hold I regular meeting ‘
The semi-monthly 3012111 sen: .
Haves"
mas causal: no 2:. o: wm’c‘. or . L.
due of ~
the council. {or Thursday evening. the V
capestsdogttantm .Arbanqttet will .
%hz r
t. No“. 51 West nven ’lthe mufij .
er mle‘l. I Galina ‘
. eonsatromthevnrntlliinneyoeIVIr-
Lnlnbfle'aeshl
WA bk. meiosis aliens-tis-
n recent! nIidL “Never
all IIL'Ii‘t'ldlI"nt up
Will ‘iD story
ghoulish.“ It
there ian 't” actun ly such I story.
but: to 6th." , ,
Such “talk" iI shiipiymt
i‘lstotiu'iraro Ihu lips:
would be'ioellth aims- to tell
them? so uni that... ., .
.L'llhis. collection of attains and
their Iccompnnyliig need a for en‘-
ample, might be made tenth”. of
fasucb I Bates-y." . We”.
should. teiiztheinmahryb tTth
swine fairy tenancy are here
tannin indie a
course of business we mrm c
lei: them up; some IdVIntagV-
sous opportunitlei cdrt'ili to it“.
But to the detail of what 'u
resdylL L
Striped muslin curtains with
good rui'ilc. worth 399- 27c.
:Plillrl muslin curtains with '1'qu
lie and i'nc tucks. worth 75c- .
. 45¢-
l’laiu fine muslin curtains with
llcmstitclled rulilc, worth 75c-e— .
45¢-
Ruilled fisll- nct curtains, new
sivics, north $1 lo- . . 85c.
Ruillcd net curtains/with inser-
tien and edge, worth $1.257— 95c.
Net curtains with ruilic. lace
luscrtiou and edge, worth $1-
, , 3:. so.
Lace cuitains ,in new Renais-
sance Brussels and Irish-point ef-
fects, worth $22 to $2. 30-— $1.50.
Lace curtains. in strnigllt border
cilccts and Hi allvovcr designs , L,
worth $343 ‘ L’ 32‘.
“3“]: .sst. ..l
Such
Who
lieu») cable net curtains. late
patterns with straight border and
cd i; designs. full length and
“i til i\ orlii $3 to $3 5.9—— $3.
Fine cable net curtains of ex-
tra heavy texture, newest pretty
patterns. worth $445 . $2.59.
\rsblan color curtains of mad-
rzis weave with hear y-cordcd pat-
terns, Vuorih '$4-—- 32. so.
THE HOWLANL
oar oooos co
: _ anxooapon'r
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(w .. um.
m.._.
lilo .. . ,,.
*umyte‘rsvu .BL
3h.» manna
. awe-ONCE ”in: _ ..
r‘l “stamens Luann-Luce.
lot-emu and W; l have had
stirs-nun msmmmtpcylreitmst
Iftlmn, mm L.“ you) “thine
Jhnmmilv Wither”. LIAVINGO
IANKL-HAIWLII mom”. on L
IBM! 00AM“. W’Mln
can got along without :Wutw
‘cannet It along without him:
the 8A was BANK HABIT
ound sleep. good digestion. .
t and manly indopen.
, Miami beautiful tiling
of is I SAVING. BANK
' here In no microbes in
it to steal away your peace at
d. inlIV I guarantee of
in avian“! am as...
: The w? queen‘s
mos IA Eton Ilmc’m
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT.“
ANY-L WNELWW HAKD HONEY;
. FEW O’CAgF‘TH (“NE 11‘. BE
' om.
{Hr'Bt’na "’tii'slé
GAV-
L. «at... L
Unitedllnlo' Iulidlnb. ~
FLg x;
J L. McFarland" H. I. Pickering.
' ‘ ‘ " .n as a
Successors to (1.1.. McFarland
(James Morehead
measurements
I‘ undfififit
, Worth $3. 50 to $44150. '
‘Blil Milt
WWW-«W I
iYouwéaracoat.’ Why?
To keep the cold out? No;
to keep the WI
What of the 1V
no warmth '
‘body that is fi
Vflcsh and int it no .
builds
and sup-M
plies just one h fat to“ fill
nature’sl Hidinentahlflo
more that maps buddy
wannil? -,
I "T... rLVlr MIR" ‘3'.
mourn-smelt dtmnqhsu.‘
scam ’52. mom. I»
;- sali’dfl'ldafi ill-Mil“;
dial to. the Paul itblllgencdl- pom
Dawson's L-v’l‘lnr 101145.33“.th
duce It“ mtbwlliiohh thi‘ II
Nome hI'I re .wer thi tor
than a” ”gate Mhmknmn'“ tat
mi se oral millions more. The ilrst
Ilulci ”’4';ny «To: tho-Klan”
has b e err. up will be in
titl'lthrt'esvwckai. __., ...
i-iOYT' 8‘!” THEATRE.
SPECIAI ENIAOEMEINVTt-h
3 MW o-‘an—Cl L t M.‘
Three ththA 3mm“ MONDAY,
Ap
. MATINEE weounaoav. .
THE TALENTED ROMANTIC ACTOR
, :mzjmniel Brian;
ANDHIC COMPANY OF 80 PLAYERS
“Niall EN"!Ill W‘ 8'. IALTVEI.
will H , . Hui—tr
Monday Night Lavish Production
DON: CAESAR'S RETURN
Tuesday *nght‘j
THE GREAT awry
WeanIdsy Night, Magnificent Presen-
tta ion
INGOMAR
so PEGPLEB—E-‘l-‘HE antic.
.‘u.
WVIdMIdIy Matinee
A GILDED FOOL
I
N0 ADVANCT IN PRICES.
MONT—10°. 20: 306 and 50::
MATINEEL—iiic, 200 and 30c.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
*“ :l
SATURDAY APML 23. 1904.
MATINE‘ ANU NIGHT.
Return Engagement of the
Edison Projectosoope
' .Co; .. _
Mufti." the more» Moving Pictures.
musician: L
I Dream '
l Hair Restorer
L‘ . m Mlgle gm.
A BVldI Through alts Royal Gorge
. it“. x a
. Tit @WVltVIh-WM War.
rWO o'aINb’ Ibrnnrmuusnrs
amt; Ann I: .15.
PRICE?» II“, 10c and 2°C: Even-
lng,.t9c. £96 and 306. -.
’ .1859 MEN’S
EELS
GIVEN BY' » - w»
Uncas Tithe. Ne. 26.
.J’ ym racism. .. ,
lilo? stamina».
Aprilzlsnd 22» .
‘2qu grams-r mar:
, 6 weenie-use .
lZ-J'UNNY END urn-12
‘ lots and em
I special town meetlnig.
— Ilon’grthc propel-mace immlty ot
'L- L thew-will beiqulte In. in
finest protoulonal talent
I . _ ,
About linden.
Fairneld is to hnva I town location
to decide whether it is Idvisabla to
call I oiai town tion to choose I
town rlt h waI decided at
wing o ectmen on Satur-
moon.
”the so it came together.
titan F0 nuts to be town
finfeseute ‘til "fictition signed by
twenty of his friends for I aims! town
atlas
p iter om disc ssl n i? w decid-
“twilyg i in“ in lto‘r
. d. the
, inhtallod
. or the
evening, but Selectmen Pecan and
Moreheuse would not depart from the
well Itnbliahed custom Fairlield.
c or the
"willelt' Bbiectlhll xis making
"I allot a chpn to r n in r xtown clerk
Elan!“ "bpoti-
ilon to the board of rsclectmen‘m order
J! subsist election. Due theulcotmen
would not do this.‘ They clauhed that
the. as! din 0 ill the right
tastes-am" not“):n Only the
Vto¥c lgould that.
select ll!" enitrm town
mee l'l'lg i'o eonsid 'tlie' attention it
Lilia y, wanted it. Tho next may made
wnsitopetitiw tho WtM‘b’ romp-
toryrvvrit of mandamus to com oi the
“million ‘to cullemapeolfl e ction.
but :50 efforts' ad‘e slang tilts: line
not! (sully. smashes?” rawn
"low the Ldourt I III rat: I olit.
be“ was alter- this set kthat So
Mei-tan 10x Ititl‘fllisl so: .“Itsrted
the now move. and that was to ‘c‘all for
AI this was
the board of sclectmen granted the pe
tition . '3}. "' ‘- 3f; qfl
There ’is reason to e. late that
heating time
at"’i’haL:meeting.L ’i'he‘fi‘ienda of Se
lectman Fox will gather to for a
special election in order to g im
the (nitride toPrtin for town clerk. The
friends of Town Clerk Joseph i. Flint.
who holds the position by appoint-
meat from the board oi selections will
be on dot-it to oppose the motion and
they will be supported by the conser-
mwe citizens who bellow that tut-re
, is no oreIsion- to not the tovtn to a .
needless expense of 3200 or 830.— '
These who oppose the calla; o!
the special election from the stand
point of economy say that it would be
Those- who mime calling of
calling I meeting at this time All the
very best. the mate elected cotdd only
have about Me mdntlls to serve. as
the regular team eicctinh taltoa place
the first Monday in October. If a
spsdia'l electienawere called. it could
hardly be held before the first or June.
as the registrars would have to do
alot or 'worlr‘. : ‘L
i’The east of registration and the
cost of the election would foot up to
avioastdzoo: Thanett by chance; a
new man were‘cho'sen.‘ there would
have to be a new bond paid for; :Tha
town having votestopay fer handles
the‘ collector. \masurer and town
clerk, a hand was. secured for Mr.
Flint atL-u costLof '56.":k will costthat
much more its new when be chosen.
it is minty eel-talc that all these
points will be” brought to the atten-
tion or the voters when the town meet-
ing is NEW on April to. '“
casToh'iA
lb Kiii‘tu llm wild}: mmmft’tgill
Board the
signature of
P _.’L.‘.
ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT. ,.
Hummer l‘VL'lJ’lil’L 4
out. [VIM Will" 1in Glittlltoil July.
’LLL Ltfly‘lhdbamhlnm .
CoThe exeen‘tlfl Wit?! It the
ecticnt- ll dubs.
can com
ford'flolfeliib“. Amolill.
Haven Country club;
Mention-Wei! eldln'8 88
distorts Golf" clbb;W‘ WE. Sociey, .l‘r.,
illeoklawn Chubby elubi it 8‘. 'LPitt.
Wee Bum Golf club and J. P. cooper.
(ll-ford Golf club. 'nfet ‘at The ‘LGrIdu
ates" club in nevi Haven some!» at
ter'noon and decided on tho placardstes
and events for the annual state tourna-
meat.
9 It was voted to hold the tournament .
at the Hirtford Golf club. My ‘,13 14.
15 and 16 Land the ev‘eitts will he the
same I: heretofore excepting thata
ultra sixteen will quality on the am ':
day for a third clip.
There wilh mentors lie fortyoeight
placate duality instead of. thirty.
” two. as heretofOre. the first sixteen to
continue nt mild: play for the ”chim-
plonshlp. the I ntl air can for the
consolation cup,
for the new cup boom. fin the
e two-ball cldbthos
Willis Iy o
‘ the dime on l‘fl'ilay
’ , evotfidvlo the dahole
mm L
‘ union.
,Beventy should i
sixteen ,
Il‘altL
Dress
ills!"
NT FOR MAMAL
or L . ml . -
coils. mil Sliits-L—Slilil wast ..
,. . . . ' s—White Goods
The above sections Int-midi! emphasised in 3%
Important. The reasons why D” no important h‘
complete; second every item advertised is fresh.
shall make it much to your interest Mina 6 your." WV Ex
economy of the dllfercnt olferings. Self interest should; pt
, ’ ,i‘l‘h.
early inspection
"IIIM‘E I
l'1uLt." .' L ‘ u L L 7‘L1Ahs 14 I .II
A .FEOIAL .I’LLINO OP . TMI WA“! 11090,- .. :L; , ..
BIKES-00°08 AND MUG. Almost endless u. 1“"
OouidLnll the entire Led. with tempt.
in. teens “tram this sectiole haven't
space though; so will have be con-
tent with I hint or two as fol owI:
inch White.Pon10I,apaclal. It 300.
3 inch Natural c or Pongse, at 50c.
20 1mm ‘Cofdhd ‘W’Ish 81llt.Vin White
mom We 1dr" .
36 inch Wool Etsmlne. in 2!? ev~
enlng shades, also in black, at 25 .
88 inch Mixed Suitings'in the latest
novelties. at 49c.
38 inch All Wool Albatros in all the 0’5- it 12%: Vi’d.
spring shades. at 50c. i
50 inch All Wool Broad Cloth, in ‘0" Excellsnt quality 'Ll 15°
black navy brown red, tan and grey. 30 in. “WWW Chambrayin
at $1- ’00 blue. pink grey alsfi blackt .‘l‘
36 in. Corded
WWv‘leHL WANTS. stripes. and figures, at like yd
The new season'- lirst showing of Polka dot. figured ‘
thesalln Luci-hilly fine and the prices. lawns. and dimitlea. Dainty .
are, very mo . Lat lime, 15c and 19c ‘l'tln ..
WI' white lawn shirt waistll 27 in fancy Tweed ‘mxtttrobill ,
trimmed with heavy embroidery. and tan and black. at' it yd.
“flotsam lugs bishop sleeves. tucked Colored Striped adm in
e I.
. waves. at 26c yd.
Ladles' white lawn shirt waists with
27 in. embroidered sillt Bill '
VA; has” treats and lace collar and red, light bluenpinlt. tan block"
cu s . . .
|wliita, in stripes and dots It .. VV
83.3g Washington Street.”
South No'rwalk'. Conn ‘ "
colorinp. souls of then .oaefib
little more than contain: all!“
should choose whilb‘ the. , .
are IIrge, there's pleasure M ' l
in it. L . we
as in. Oxford elem lends-I,
dots and figures.
at 1256c yard.
Bates Beeuucker. ,
stripes. checks plaids and p.
86 Washington Street.
annular lvsw "tumult ml. USIv‘s'
mars;- cam". IVJlRGEIl
“I... _,___,.,.__-__.__,.___.___.___
L 3- Talk About Bio Values
LADIfl' wool. SWEATERS. red, white and navy. vhry iIteI ‘
style, perfect shape, were meadow .
LADIIN SWEATERS. white only, all over laney weave. our regain! at
$4.50 GARMENT AT
l . '
Never bolero have money and quality talked so loudly II in W
values.- The quantity is limited. so come early and get one of the”:
nobby spring garments. .:
iv. E. R'wllv,
85. Wei-intuition Street. . Saddam. it
3‘I\WWW'
r" wrrrrr'rr'erv
' :‘T‘la'.
lining to Blossom. 3’
3 S "I w :-
{emery earth A“.
8‘"... .Of I".
asepticanumsr
for Min. $3.35 and ,
tr'iii "ii" uni stifled“ ,
OLSEN’b SHOE strand
6 s. {it
or r "I. fl-I
in.»
\kkkkkkkak
J J J J J
. u...
Sartain a Business Col
scorn Noawsnn com:
positions. .. .
Issrnn mm adorns honour. Iran. mi.
, Specinl rates tor balance of the term. _ *
resinous oosnhn'rssi) 70 common counsel 6an
Day and Night School V
nooxxnarmo—rnnaeasrn r-asnoarn
‘ M9“
t
on sanctum mania (scHoorfia snack:
I... .. names at
as. Bruce
collision “‘5 . L ..
circa
mama.
" 'Sarnentewdto Sholsltladf' - -»- ,
Viva: held here this I! logged. The owners have
the Ne .
phny which t V,
ions by the . .
Inflation. hunches-Inter ,
In: You ('-
.lf you In; Mr
Norwalk Chronicler