A
AA it to the ihltallation of
A GAS RANGE
anode up a iioodgote or euthuelaetlc
prelee in tin favor. ~
Stop worrying.
cool: with (he.
mdon't waste it.
035
Burn
connections ran.
llIIII. li’ i it till lull.
. vrIIoNe.ee.
i"
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7! WATER STREET.
‘ thorn NOAW'ALK.
New. AND eiooNo-IIANo
Eludl‘rld Motors
FURNIBHIDV. INATALLao ANI: A:
PAIaeo. aArIeer‘NON GUAR-
JN'rAen.
itiNKifllNiliin
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin. 5AM Iron; Copper
and Zinc. '
$0 Sourhllllhln {freed
. Telephone, 137-8.
heath Norwallr, Conn. _
the proper Wall Poped Dengue rrom
our splendid atoclr. There isn't a
more attractive atnclt of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Paper: in time parts.
Prices are proper And workmen moat
lihillful. .
Sole agent for Janeway'a and Car
penter'a Wall‘PaperaV
To Order-Wlnddw Shades, Pic-
turc arm...
tramway SUPPLIES. nurture“
MATERIALS. '
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Pelee with Fix-
turee. too. ‘ ‘
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brace Halt Curtain Rode.
3 it. long. with firemen. roe. I
“Shore-Cut" Gin Opener. cute
entry. No r «ledge, for.
Best Steel Faring Knivee, zoo.
PAINTING. figpApER HANG-
‘ING. DECQRATING.
arena cruel avnunloe
Donn. mmtuoelvadtreniammunm.
you. i
for your W. tiy. it you dlD.
mm H. HELD.
oeNAItAL AoIN'r.
II. ANITII FlitdueoN.
SYRACUSE PLOWS.
WHEEL Irons;
and
cumrwvroas.
BALD BEARING LAWN
nowaas, '
WHEELBARROWS.
GARDEN aaaaows
and all
GARDEN a LAWN TOOLS.
PAINTS. OILS AND
- HARDWARE.
112 WAeIIINO'rON stiller.
Phone. m.
h’ ’
TH!
NNY NtilllNNl NNNN
ecu-m NORWALK, c0NN. '
leilcite Accounte of individuale. man-
ufaoturere, merchante and corporatIOI'Ie
upon favorable terme.
EDWIN it. MATHEWSON. Pree.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pree-
JAOOR M. LAYTON. anhier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Keepp Henry Seymour
loelan R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
curletlon Marta Wallaee Marvin
8. hi. Mhthewqo'n John H. Light
FHA He ROWIn.
eenltel. Iinottpoo. eurptue. weapon.
The
Earning Power
of your eavlnge .
Vented, with the
Company at 6 per
cent. in 25 per cent
greater than if in
rooted at 4 per
rent; it ’48 3-1 per
cent. greater oil it invested at 3%
per cent; and 8 88 per cent. greater
than it inveetoii at 3 Ar cont.
pir'vieien D New York and
Co nneetléot.
enANcrI DFFIOE. 12 e0 MAIN er.
Reeident etere. fluident Manager-e
Mortimer .1.» Lcohurn
charlee i. 0on John at Lawrence
Dividend
aing Mlnin .Oiil, Smelter and
nustrial Stoc a melting poeeible
Large lutereet Prod te. ooh-
lele on appl‘ldptgtfl P
DOUGLAS LACEY8ICO
Bunkers. Broke A. Flec‘el A all.
Members New Nor]: Coneol
Stock Exchuse.“ Broaden and
:7 New Street ew York y
. EpBALDWINHAMMITT Manager,
Vie-tern New England Branch: nee “I".
mums-acetate Bldg" Hartford.
a... a bun Reproiléntatlve, .
l Lauder Elk. South Norwelh. Ct.
l‘iIr Nilfll’dili Stunluri Cannery
(incorporated).
9
Daily Freight Lino
. NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW "ARK.
Steameret'élryofflomalk'
‘ and “lagl‘e'i
leaves New thir Daily at 5 p. In.
March Nomallr y-at 5 p. m.
a'yemet tone euetataed Dy toee of rent-
ale by Mane fire to hulldinyaI
tee
iii are I... on
Angela! Agent.
IRON AGE AND PLANT. JR.
Watkins & Dow,
WITH
central $100,000.00
surplue. . ”00.00000
Net Profile. 388.300.00
mt.
An mercury will eurely dentroy the
sense of smell and completely derauee
the whole Imam when enterln
through the muecona aurfaoen. uoh
articles abouirt never be lined except
on prencriptlnne from to putabio pill:
- eiclana. as the darnege they will do" it ;
ten fold to the good you can poeaihl
derive from them. llail'e 0am:
(lure manufactured by F J. Cheney I
. oledo. 0.. contains no mercury.
and la taken internally. acting dirccb
ly upon the blood and mnouue eurl‘aoea
a; the eyelem. in buying Hall’s Ca-
larrh Gare he euro you get the can
dine. it in taken internally and made
if Toledo, Ohio by i". J. Cheney .0. Go
étltimoniala f on
rigid by Drugstote. Prices. 75c. per
ha 9. .1 I
2 him llall‘a Family Pilla for conetl
Dwell w
‘A no A
....... .4... ".4... - _-w«n”.~_-
WALL PAPER
JUBT W I! A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
wouoearuu Hogw tow you
CAN euv me: count Irena. YOU
KNOW we no the worm IN THE
veer eeer MANN”.
we IIAvr. Item A aooo
NANv comaacra ran IIouee
PAINTING ANO WILL- as due to
warm rIouaee FOR voun
e or‘OINrNeNre eon AA: _ .
rIIAr courAIN uenouev. 1
oua s'rocIt OF New ooooe .5
audit ,. Ilium
term lb.
21 lb. Gun. sugar $1
Reade Bits 100 pita.
'l’"ower. the new
breakfast food 60 like
N
:A‘I.
4COT
TAGE AVENflK
l“‘
E TNORWA
Mills Edith Mood in
home in Fifth street.
A regular weekly prayer meeting will
be held this cloning. at the Advent
curtailed Church.
I The oyster boat Edward ll‘. Leeds
wait in tilt! harbor thle momlng, for a
quite ill higher
load of. hood oysters.
The “lunch Venue, which ban lately
had a four-horse powernnglno inatallo
ed in her, in being overhauled at Fow-
ler“ a shipyard .
Charles 1'. P . of Fort Point
street. has taken amoaiuon at the Col-
onlai Foundry. lie baa been working
for some weeks at Tokeneke. "
3“,“
Public Market, It' ll. avenue. Darlen.
‘ J. P Brummer has taken the poel- I
WORK.
EVERYTHINO'YOUWIID ron
INSIDE 0R OUT.
TIL. 135-2.
10 FIRST BT..
FOR STEAM AND
[neuron a Warm House. Day
gate for youraell.
95 LIEERTY smear,
new YORK.
ma..- .... 4..
1847.
BLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HE TING.
HOT AIR HEAT!
' STOVIB AND RANGES.
OLA-TE Ann TIN ROOFING.
Gee and Steam Flttiny',
Gae Fixture» Metal celiiny.
Have yoir eeen our etoolt of
RICHMOND RANGES?
I
lS'l'l'Eltl
$311851:
WE TRY TO CARRY IN ITOCK
necoaA'rIONe or voua House
E. E. Goriam’
‘ E. NORWALK.
lli lotion Silt Perihelion.
HOT WATER HEATING.
Night. in Céldcat Weather.
Send for CAtaiogtte and Inventio
Norton ll Litigation courtly,
THE JONES a HOTCHVKISVS
‘17 WALL drug Norrwaut.
l" ____- -_._--H_~--.._._m.._
#5 . go clock. at the close or the regular prey
Wallace Bates who has placed a cat»
upy top on his sharpie has painted and
launched her. and ahav in now lying at
the rear of Fowlera shipyard.
THE .» 'llhe regular prayer meeting will be
held this evening, at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. The meeting will
be led by the pastor, Rev. Edward Cun~
ninghnm.
3 li. Shannon, of New York: E. N
Richardson; of Waterbury; Samuel
H Schuller, of Cincinnati, and A. W. Al~
ion. of Providence, R. 1., were in town
yesterday, on business.
, A special meeting of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company will be held this
chniug at the truck house import-
aut business is to be transected and a
large attendance in desired.
A business meeting of the Epworth
Dengue will be held Monday evening,
May id. in the sunday school room.
The matter of having a bulletin board
will be voted upon. Also some unna-
tIal items of business are to be acted
upon.
--Piercc' s Dyspepsia Tablets are
guaranteed. 'l‘wunty-iive vents. v'l'he-
Bridge Pharmacy.
' There will he no meeting of the
Junior League tomorrow. as it has
396'“ decided to ptmtpone it until Burn
a
No work toward repairing the bridge
was done yesterday on account of the
rain. The name state of aflaira exists
today, and the pile driver still ob-
structa trolley traillc across tile bridge
compelling people to walk amoral hun-
tired yards through the bad weather.
Articles of association of the
Bridgeport Lodge of Elite. were filed
in the Bridgeport town clerk's oince
yesterday. The names Atthched to the
lnetrument are Allred A. Doty, T. J.
Cunnigham. W. V. Devltt, H. E. Reilly
and ’1‘..l. Murphy The notice-latter: to
noon in purchase real estate for the io-
cai lodge
. A cabinet meeting of the newly elect-
ed unicorn of the Epworth League was
held last night at the home of Bert
Geib the president. Those present in-
eluded Mina Ella Abbott, second vice»
president; E. W. C. Cunningham. third
vice-president; lure. Addie Stevens.
first vlcoepreeldent and Oscar lied-
man. net-rotary. (‘ommlttecn to anatut
I the beetle of the departments were
named and Will be announced later.
The new officers lake ofllce in Mai’.
And efforts are being made to have the
fullest Attendance pomtble at the roll-
call on Sunday. May lat. at the devo-
tional meeting at ll: 30 p m. The mat
ter- ot a bulletin board was brought up
Three proposed antendmente to the,
rby-lnwe were approved. and will he
submitted to the business meeting
Monday eventual. May 2.
ROWAYJON.
Mrs. Wright of New York, wife of
* the well-known actor. who arrit ed here
* last week. and rented litre. Josephine
cruw' a onttagc,‘ is expected here next
Saturday to remain during the aura-
mér.
and
904.
Ito.
. ppeclel meeting of the building
committee of the Edwaytnn' Baptism
‘ ‘Ghnrch will be: held tonight...»
All mombera are baked
.
The loung Peeple's Ecclety of
, Ohrletian Endeayor of the Newman
am... Church held a social that night
at the home of an. and Mrs John H.
Sharer. Highland ayenne. 'l‘h‘e‘ro was
a good attendance. con'elderlng the
~ . pariah Afiéi om
weather and all euloyed the interact-i
resented.
Numtoii Rel ‘ ' la. ,1‘ ill” be
played sell or afternoon“! 9,
.Thoutih. canine poll onfo
' “IND ll “line: “Arley-mu,
have been registered a?“ date. The
time for regional-ink thorn oitpiro'e NW
Mina liantm. of hiumford. in not“;
an telegraph operator at the rail
elation in place of Mina A E. R‘i‘ln.
who in unending a few deye at her
home in Blamford
Nathan E. [lullaby had intended to
go to New Canaan, yesterday. to do
some eurveying, but was prevented by.
the nborrny weather. lie made a bunk
neon trip to South Namath instead.
~Bmokod Shoulders. 3 etc. 1b., At the
lien an agent for the routing of the
town hall. 'l‘ltla Work was formerly
done by George Cluck, but when illr.
Clock went out of business, Mr. lirtirn-
mer auaumod it.
Deputy Sheriff Hendric in working
up a case of theft or burglary in Dar
ion reported by ll New York family
which has a aurnmer home here. The
family returned from the city, the oth-
er day. and found a quantity of carpet
and other furnielrlnge missing.
'l he Gleabrooit Juniors played a
some in Dar-lea. last Saturday and
won with the score of 22 to iii. The
lineup has: ll. Till”; catcher; F San-
rc. pitcher: L. Bromfleld, Jr. lat ham
1.. Sayre" 2d base: C. iluwiey. 3d base;
E Dyer, abort atop; ll. (lullffucy left
lield; J. Fltzair‘nrnona, center flclti;N
Wadhdmu right field.
buried friends ha'vo recelv ed the on-
nounoement cards from Mrs. Alexandr r
C. h‘aria. formerly of Dorian, of the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Roth-
ariaa Earls to (‘hnrieeN Reynolds.
The” ceremony took placoN April 21 in
we Angelou Cal. Mr. and Mrs. ex-
noble will be at onto at 585 St. Louis
attend: our Ange an, after May 15.
WE‘I. l
Rev Kenneth Mackenzie is in Broch-
ton. M nae.
J. J. 0 tea has returned from a visit
to Phila olphlu
Mien Jane ihiscoll. of Providence. R
i is visiting in town
Rev. 0. w. Barhydt has returned
from a visit in New York.
Uyruu’ Mend in to occupy the Samuel
Wood place with his family.
Olive Branch Lodge Knights of
Pythian will hold a meeting tonight.
Dr. Lewis Wheeler, of Washington.
D (‘.. is visiting hin' Old home here.
ya. E. '1‘. Abbott hue returned home
to ‘ew ‘I",Inlt afltr a visit with rain-
tires here.
Washington Camp. Patriotic Order of
the Suns ul‘ America. will hold a regu-
lar meeting tonight.
Sniurdm night will bring the teati-
ral at the Church of the Assumption to
a clone. its success would have juatl
lied its continuance during this week
but one nightA only won selected.
hit-.3 hluryA Suwter. of South Nor-
walk. has by order of, the Probdte court
in that piece been put in the Wontptn-t
Sanitarium trunporalin with a hope of
curldg her, the allegation being that
she is suffering from brain trouble.
C. W. Waterbury. for many write
manager of the Western Unibn Teln-
graph Company's local branch has
been appointed telegraph operator
and ticket agent or tha‘ depot for east-
bound traine. ~Stamford Advocate.
Mr and hire. (leorxe F r‘oote hare
retried their residence in Taylor ave-
nue to hit. and hire Frank lander.
who have been hoarding at the home
of Mr. and hire. A. F. llathaway, 0,85,’
cent Terrace
here was considerable activity in
this vicinity Sunday and Monday.
when officers Were looking for suspects
who broke into a South Norwalk tai-
luiiug establishment Saturday night,
and were suspected or having made
tracks Bridgeport way.
Charles Poet formerly a conductor
on the New Y,orlr New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has taken a posi
tion in the baggage room at the earth-
bound elation eucceeding Frederick
States. “the has 'tnltpn a phaltloh ill
the Winchebter‘ Nanchang amt. glam,-
pauy'e rectory, New. Irma. ' _
I
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m
PICNIC OF’YJ‘NI HAYMRKERO.
The HAymahere' picnic» 'at the
Bridgeport armory tonight and tumor-
row night by; wowontpjon' tribe of Red
Men: "DEM to be‘ the dollleat event
of the aeAebnij Rodekapotaniiiuh tribe
will meat
in: the Holmium
night
fit march to
members of heme and UN“ V
tribes. of Norm.~ will arrive in
egationu of Wanton. and wl
band will At. bhce' prticeed to t
in of ”council win nerve
arefroehmentu. Milla' -
band
city at. 7: 25. “ fhlu be met by of:F
mo and en oy themselvea.
“Whittle lévo
will which mllhlc for the dancing. A
the Hammer. in costume. A myeo
terioue straw pile, enchanted pond
tale afieruoon w on their way to
' l‘ennehunlr. Milne. 0mm. Heard ‘ehe
. iter.
. ‘l‘ueeday he midi-—
, "It will be a
at its edwin-run at 7: 15 tot-I h
the orders. true it"
orcheetra. :
feature will he the ma mll‘ch by W"
shooting gallery etc. will Alford un-
Wumuen unredeemed tor. an}oyment.-+ -
DUILIN ORIITD KING AND QUEEN
mm April} 28.—-—Klng Edward . ‘A‘ '
‘ Add Queen Alexandra had a great popu-
lar ovation in glee;
that itinndatlhu atone of the Royal! '
Rachete d fri htenadV the
.t "I“ “WWI
KENNEBUPNKT“ Maine ’Aprll "ii .~An
mattempt to rob the Ocean National
M'érk hero euriy today was frustrated
the apeeran‘ce of vlll to wit ho had
a awakened by tho and ploaion
which occurred when the burgl e blew
hi! the vault. rider. 'l‘he robbera anew
Dd. The exploaion .waa hoard lust of-
tor 2 o'clock. ..m and Withitl a few
plinutoe dozen of pereona ling reach-
.d the bank IEulldlug. The first to
"We had tree two men letnit the
flank, but they waited for an organized
ttempt to capture them. Meanwhile
the .etrangeru escaped. i
I The interior l the other: was some-
‘what injured.
confined to thta damaee done to the
vault. ‘
Attempt in New Britain. .
NEW BRITAIN, April 28.—-—A bold
attempt at wholesale burglary wan‘atr
tempted at the unitience of Mrs Annie
i3 Churchill at 58 Franklin' Square at
ii o'clock thia morniniu The mid who
fallen care Of i 0 children or Mr. I!
Mrs. George B . loott heard the u an
nounet ru and. gave the alarm. Mr.
'i‘aieott obtained from his room dumb
attire and found that the burglar: had
entered throng a window. had‘ lather»
'ed up 'a large uantlty of ellver’warc.
placed it on A bio and were errant:-
ing to pack it p preparatory to can
rying it away or en the family uputnira
heard them. T e burglars immediate-
ly disappeared through the open win-
dow and mu ed in the. dullness.
ut the loan in mainly l
pear here on thatlday
lit." ""°“
Hangquhrfleterii Departritd
.onhl G. A. it}. lieIti VV
TIIGI city of Hartford I
posts or this llanumuontf .
ii to be its new on fl‘h
X‘Jiit next ..-. . ‘
’i‘h-l etato hall bill?
by ordering out . 6
Hum Troop-I Ar "
alliuu. to not at!
The day bids fdi
ountratiou of its ht-
decor rations NiIdI ii-
uurpaea uuythitur eter ., I
HarItmd. ,.
As a Department we or
Capitol City to thaw ti .
of this courteal; by up» . ,;
All we can. wi l. full 7‘“ '
’oei. .
The Poets have been urd
Thu lhpailllidllt? 'Ilmh
quanta now that tilt} Commando
73er Post has n pcmonnl can
of his Poet. and have ever
Visited and hill nutruer 9h"
whether he will come (I
boring the (are in a. hill“;
round trip, (no other Dirge
noon at: thin contact: in on .
your report to the Mall!
General on u.» must lrn'o
wo- will have to provide at,
pact every C‘omr‘iido :tltd .
cannot march he will the
place in a carriage. ; new
found in making this canyd
Comrade cannot buy
railroad ticket have “
name and hddroea to
Jiliufll. Merci
Vlonvlng the a behind them.
DON'T WENT DI FORGOT.
Hearet Men mu mm IIIm recur anal
(Hartford Content).
From present indicatit'ms there is
more than like] to be a lively and in
tereetlng tithe when the democratic
atat‘o conventlo meets in thin any one
weelt from ton gilt. It is also more
than probable t at the interesting pro-I
needing» will d vclop at the very or.
ganlzation of t or convention add that
the ntorm conthr will lm over the?
choice of a temporary chairmen.
The democratic state central mm- ‘
mlttee acting a tier the rule has gone 1
ahead and anum need that ex Culllgl‘ntfi-
man Robert‘s. [)eForeet will be the
temporary chairman of the convention.
and this manual if the choice of tin-
committee is an rained. that JudgeIDo-
in getting the convention in working
order.
The Hearst nien do not fancy this
program a little: bit. They take littio
stock in Jud Deli‘oreut’u "regularity"
and accuse h m ‘1 having abacutodhim .
self from the lie when he had a
chance to vote or Mr. Bryan in 189“
and again in 1900. The Hearst men
want a chairman who in tor Hearst
and, it is said, they propose to malted
contest at. the. very beginning of the
convention. They say the Judge has no
right to be to niporAry chairman and
bane their wot!“ t on the fact tthat Inc
is not a deleirac. Only Heath linen
were chonéu delegates from Bridge art
and Judge Doro not was defeated. hc
claim will be InINde that it is not luui
or adultahlu for An outsider to presidi-
over a cunvcution in which he hon no
right to vote 1
The democratic state central crim-
mittoo hence its right to name the tour
pomry chairman on the following rule
in the. democrat handbook: ~—
"The wulenti u uhhll be called to
order by the chalrlndn of the state con.
tral committee a 10 a. m. and the tem .
library unicorn o the. convention shall
be designated by‘ the state central oom-
m.ittee”
nder thin rul it is held that Judge
Dearest a b .n legally chosen And
that Chain§an Walsh can refuse to en”
tortoin an motion in which the choice
in involved 0n the other hand it in
held that any delegate to the convert-
tion may Appeal from hte ruling. ll
such an appeal is token the relative
utrttrrgth of the Parker and Hearst. men
will he diacloned curly lathe proceed
inga.
Choirma‘n John‘ J. Walsh of the dent;
Ocratie state control commit be but;
been doing a. littie talking on
Acount and lucid ntally for Judge Pa».
in on late law at Norwalk on
meet two for on.
ferenco 'wiil be
gaport matter was
menu that their?
for Pat her. This
he
is: it Worth ,th' _ My
future home 5:60“than
mreuuy did an elite _ ~ ill
adornment. In spite of ti:
ulhpli d! the Regret (creep lh lirt ge-
bilge inhuman: 2m.
‘ ringed The
re in ndge‘ Deirdr-
if“
. pom your Poet Vndt‘luior‘ Vt
in own ,
r expected, im- more never known I,
time thotth e tied? of agents .
A Comr'tttie will be
on noon to give. you .
lore. ' .~
It is important that wit lid
clue ltn of no um. Niki
said at or that A Doc
ten. .
We must hath c ‘
here on that day,
* ‘4
MR MOREV
From an _ tiv
learned that n it .ydgo
Samurai Dior eho ’ ‘
"involved in errata
ties." wag‘ g
the most part V i
Fore-at will hav a cummmlding place it
h‘ou'liunnd nntlmri ‘
paid: “Mr an.“
‘en mu. this con Attorney
‘0! New Haven, in a we; -
m- itny other business bid to?
er. Mr Morehouae malt -
ty owner and" he is in
pay 100 cents On this dolla'
creditors. ‘lle line no c
Enll'fleld br Bridgeporta
matter in Connecticut. lie , ,
Ni arty petitlnli ill lilttlltl’u
not iikelyVV to "
Humor It To.»
Dr atelier w ly‘e'
chow, and yellt
fairs in this city
in Brooklyn. llr.
silo a h‘yslcla‘n {or
unduly amulet- with t ,
‘ed‘ur? hum; “His cut . .
nines Lite extent nhd it
big trttfliling olgaiileh Id
'of its kind in the tint
equipped regimen
CORPORATJLON egg
The J. Barnacle (1‘.
ford, haa‘ filed a cIV-erl
lion in the athte
office-re are:
or, Joel Enamels; ,vi
nlo‘ Setup a: '
Whhlllb'. ' I
i The G. Rownll .
Mnnufactnring (lomap
port halt filed a ctntiflc,
arker convention al» "
i do not aav that .
the delegated. will be instructed but i ;
Norwalk Chronicler