.5an can
~ SET CEDVERS
55 CENTS
a. k
- asuaokanouorat. nook.
scorn uoswsut.
Lula! liabilities.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thu Local showers
occurred during epaet twenty-four
hours in the south western sections
and the upper Ohio Valley. Pleasant
weather has prevailed in other see
tione. The temperature, continues mild
in all sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity iIlr weather, with slightly
‘ hisher tempersture.
Company D will drlll at the armor!
this evening.
Lewis N. Nash, of Brooklyn, has
been visiting in South Norwsik. . .
Miss Nina Lewis, of Norwellt. spent
yesterday with friends in Scuthport.
Thomas I. Raymond, oi South Nor-
walk, spent yesterday in Greene Farm
on business.
Mr Ind Mrs. S. W. Veleor of Quin-
tard avenue, are entertaining Miss
Clan N. Smith, oi Boston.
Norwalk Aerie of Eagles will hold a
session this evenin, at Red Men' a hall.
in the Gazette bu lding. _’
W. S. Foiant, wife and daughter, of
West avenue, have returned from I
visit in lungeton, New York. - .
rI. Charles ll. Wolie and Mrs. H. C
Ni all, of Stratiord spent yesterday”
with Robert 0. Green. in Norwaik.
A reception will be given his. and
Idre. George Wicks. the bride and
broom, this evening, in Smithville.
' Mrs. Dolly F. Crosby, of Saugatuck.
is reioicin in the possession of I
hitjoded cot that arrived I short time
If“
gala idsyme Wardwell or Norwsik,
t. Sunday with Mr. and iirs.
rles Whllloclt. met avenue, New
CInIIn. .
i “:15me $001” baseball “teal;
I lit
rimmed on the Decker meld.“ title It
terhoon.
I‘rleu'ttI Norwsl who have
been vi‘Iiti'ng iii». Chat-loll
Meeker. hilll lain, of FIirileld, hare
returned me.
Freedman concert orchdItrI will
render “Tighten selections on Thursda'n
May at 2 unlilh It 0. W Park A
Go. 5 and 10, cent store: weather per-
mitting. The public are invited. -,
Norwslk- dodge” 0 II, will hold»
its ill-It clambalte and outing of the
season at Hermsn Schmidt's grove, in
Cranbury. Sunday. June ii
’--.'f'he flat Trimmers' Sick Benefit
Society will give I May dance in Mil-
eic Niall Iydth. Musical rogram
from' e‘ig t until sine.- A lesion
twenty-live cents. Svec'a band.
who (E, L. Brita 1?. ol Maiden
rve'd in the Connecticut National.
3733, twenty-live years this month
He is the oldest captain in the Second
regiment, and perhaps in the state.
—A little life may be sacriiiced to I
sudden attack of croup, if you don't
have Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil on hand
for.the emergency.
Howsrd H. Mossman Ind Gilbert Bo
gIrt took a trip into the country.“ in
the former' s automobile yesterdays“ _
gathered greenery decorations tor the”
Company D dance, to be held Pricey
eventh ; ,
A great improvement Ie noticed is -
Monroe street. the employee oi the
street department having given it I
thorough clashing yesterday. and N-
moved I large quantity of mud and
refuse. . -
FOR .
6011 Mill
Low Price
“retrial.
‘3,
The Srookslde
. “ Wv“
lilo-I till om
sac "finite store.
The
w r11-
through their adv
t housekeepe to h out In
:33. early. I our and"... or?»
the retail Weber
Insane
A meeti to partect the
.Mwnfiath .N “an Indus-
e euogiet
Church will be‘ .heid in the Sun Iy
Iclllool room oi the church Friday or-
en ng.
George Cedney. the trolley condl‘e
tor, has been housed up at hie home
Lexington overlie. for the better part
of I week with I sprained Ink I. III
is now able to get about witnt he D
it I cane.‘
Frank H. Gleason, of Bayview ave
hue. accompanied by his mother, set
out yesterday for New rorlt state. htr.
Gleason will stop at Syracuse on busi-
ness. and Mrs. Gleason will go on to
Bunnie to make a visit.
The first lniorrnal reception of the
Nutmeg Club, at Norwalk. will be giv-
en in Lockwoods' Hall this evening.
The evening will probably he a v."
nioysble one. Eseellent music will
be furnished for the dancing.
——It you enjoy I good laugh go to
Rowayton Hose Co's. mlnatreia. Guid-
er's Hall, May I, 7. , .
August Roettocher. formerly at
South Norwalk, has been spending two
days in town. hir. Roeltecher has die
posed of hie busitless in New York
and intends to either return to Ger-
many or go to St. Mills. -
The Rev. 3. Parkes Cadman. D. D.,.
will lecture at the Nerwaik Congrega-
tional Church. this evening, on "Abra-
ham Lincoln." Previous to the lecture,
from 7:30 until 8 o‘clock, Professor A.
3. Gibson will give In organ recital.
Governor and Mrs. Chamberlain re-
turned from Old Point Comtort' lil'st
evening. While in Washin on the
governor and hie wile. escort by Sen-
".tor and Mrs, 0.” H. Plait. visited Pres-
ident Roosevelt at the'White House
ull Saturday
Jacob Morris. of the Uhited listen
Nsvy, who has been stationed in Due
ion for one time, is spendin I few
days at is home in South orwalk
Mr. Morris has succeeded in getting
himIclf transferred from Boston to
the Brooklyn navy yard once more.
Ernest W. Talmsdge will entertain
the members of Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company with I supper tonl ht
iron: 7 to 9 o'clock, in honor of
completion of twenty years‘ active selr-
vice in the South Norwhlk Fire De
partment.
Adam Schmidt hIs wires-t1:
in the Dibble block. in Main
street. and intends to lit them a tgr
his own home. He haweng‘aged
Egginson. oi North “newest. to psp
per and paint the room and Mr. Egg-
inson started the work, yesterday. i
uIrterI
Through an error it waiptated in
these columns lIItn "tint the In-
and meeting of the no 116ng “Intel
Club held its annual1 newer
evening It the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry 1'. Price. The item ‘Ihonid
have read the. Plus will. Putin] 0131b
The Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster
bishop of the Dioceee of Connecticut,
will confirm a class .It 8t -Paul'a
Church Sunday alteration. inate‘ad of
Monday. as has been stated. The his-
hcp will be at Grace Church. Monday
evening. ._ . . ,
A meeting at the committee or Nor-
walk Lodge of Elks was held Holiday.
at which time it was decided to hold
- In ssourflon this year as usual. The
steamer John Sylvester has been ch'ar-
tered tor July 10 to take the party to
Coney Island.
The state convention or thIIiItsrs
oi Hermann will be held in Iiaubtml
Thursday. This organisation is the
hour auxiliary «of the- Sons ot'iler
man and there will be delegateI from
all over the stabs. hufihess sel~
sion iwill be in the morning Concor-
dia Hail and a ball will be I'll/en in
the same hall in the evening.
-Read Sartains Id. Ib0ut the free
pcnmInIhlp class, ‘
The once or the Adam! Express
Company, in the west-hound railroad
station, preeentr‘a y‘ery attractive I
pearance. the change» there in t a
past iew weekapeg gvery noticeable.
The employer have son to be proud
of the appearance ot- ths piacc'.:- '
Mrs. Harriet Ayrhar has had her res-
idence in Lowe street repainted.
ire Wildman, well known In the
towns in this neighborhmd II I buyer
of cattle. died at his come in News
town Sunday after In mom of five
days 01 Pneumonia. Mr. Wildman
sixty-”tour years old.
of Brookneld and the interment was in
that lace y tertiar- The 11
leave II and two sons.
Wildmsn. ot Iiyim Mean, and Be
Wildrnan. of Newtcwn. .-
J H. Beam. F. B.Wheeler,New
Haven: Mons Mills, 0 W Park Fanny
Avery Ant! {MW
York; John Machaly.0
Hartford: James Grover (1;. i): Freso
cott, H N: Davidson.
W. B. “carnelian. Booth .'
lord, Intercomw Wheld
Thrall. lit. vsra
mi: 01* am
“edicts!
to It." with WI ole-em
cunt. km 15“!“
Mud!“ '.., =
W
m illllllifilllfl 3125
He wee I native ,
It. I. am my
Rhinos.
~ A. 0. Lemonis Alcott-lair. 13ml},- were
. columnar It sore...
claw 1AM
' \.
Smart jackets for girls Ire not
to be found in every store. Any
merchant can get them” but every
merchant won't get theme-it is
{too much bother" for some. for
most. ~.
l-lcrc, :girls got as much and as
careful attention as any one. We
like to seek for wares to suit
them : and because we like to seek
we are almost surc‘to find. The
present collection oi jackets is a
lair illustration.
For girls oi 6 to ~16,'thcrc are
I' great many styles of 'jackcts
now in readiness; every one in the
ot will give service and satisfac-
lion and every one is of new fash-
ion. l’riccs begin at $2. 50 and
here are examples of what is
ready'
Colorless box~conts in cantor
or blue, double breasted and with
brass buttons. $3. 75.
Belted jackets with shoulder-
capes and pulled sleeves, castor or
blue,—-—$5. 75.
Jaunty naval- efi'ect coats of
blue or brown with the insignia
of the service embroidered on the
sleeve. $5.
Military coats of blue finished
with silk braid and. brass buttons
in true military style. $7.50.
Collarlcss box coats of blue
trimmed with i': may braid and fill-
isbcd with pufl'cd sleeves $5. 75.
Military blouses with shoulder
Itraps and front strapping of
white and gilt $750.
And these are but few of many.
Second floor.
VESTS WORTH DOUBLE,
as CTS.
Fine lisle (not too hard twist-
ed of thread) of great elasticity
and, of first quality.
Yoke and shoulders are trim-
med with linen torchoo lace and
there are four or five styles.
Sizes 4. 5 and 6.
Handsome. seasonable and very
attractive at price. for they are
worth fifty cents. , , ; 25c.
Leit aisle, trout.
‘i'i-ih home
03'! hoops to
BRIDGERORT
”onguTN‘Yfllgfikfg gUi'LO UP
Strength. devil and not“ acres at My
MPORTIO PORT. JHIRRV AND
TOKA VWl 1N”.
have also the IIIT AIIORTNINT
oi Liquors.
unit you knew that you can envoys
get I good that -at all hours. with
everything in «lion, It the
Imperial iiiélfd
1 Railroad Place So. Nor-walk.
cent. Ions us.
1. L. McFarland, H. I. Pickering.
mulls lake lit in.
1.1 Edmond
(1.1;. McFarland
(James Marshead
AhSoIIllclu Pure Ice.
and Prompt deletes “Daily “unread.
HII Your Card Out “Early. as We be-
re urmmwaamu “Trade
, - More Noon.
SuccessorI to
OFIIOI. NO. I; MADISON OTJiIET. 0nd
ORIINT IUOKIOARD. LOW-
EST PRICED PRACTICAL AU.
TO IUILT. WI HAVE A SAM-
PLI OF TH..°’ WONO‘RFUL
“INTI-IMO “km DI.“
U. DEMONS?! TI 17‘!
$33. 0;“qu FIA-
ii ii. BULKLEY
Iran. resin In, «film-la
. which added fortyI
Advises lentil Nemiit People to Take
VlIei If Tip Want to Is
Well I Strode
Nr Alfred H. Gable. who was body
guard to (ion Grant during the civil
w , l, - re oi war
ll lico-
tored without bonedt;b
Vinol has
Wrath militant:
debt tinted
mt! Iii £933. TE
kart gc ”random etc I I .3
teeling so years younger.
Vlnol pour.
Alfred '11. Gable.
lanes theblood Ind stren hens every
organ in the body. Vino. ,ls pleasant
to take and notht Ill like the greasy.
nauseatinguod liVar oil. or emulsions.
I advise every person who is run down.
weak or in poor health to try it ” ,
We, the proprietors of The CIIItord
Pharmacy, 0! South Norwallt, declare
Vincl to he the most valuable prepara-
tion oi cod liver oil. the greatest
health restorer Ind strength creator
for the weak'an‘daged which we have
sold in our store. Every person in
South Norwallt should try it on our
guarantee to reiund your money it it
tells. The Clilord Pharmacy. '
PUTNAM CAMP GROUND.
Superintendent Parker Reade
Paper to Historical Society.
Superintendent G. A. Parker oi
Keno PA? rest before the Connecti-
out late so clety at its monthly
meeting last sveain the address he do-
livered nu year t the exercise It
the Putnam campground at Bedding.
He spoke at e importance of But-
nIm' a turning «it the army that was
deserting the camp on its way to lav
grievances before I iaslslature and
then disbsnd call can: that not one of
vital in fter the reading
at the paper P. ”If. Woodward pointed
out several other instances where the
fate of the Sevclu'tionhry War had de-
ded on Very small matters, Put-
Int‘ I ride being not the only one. On
motion pf Nr. Woodward I vote of
thanlts was passed to Mr. Parker.
At the business meeting President
Samuel Hart of Middletown, presided
Francis R Parker acted II clerk in
the absence of Secretary Bates. The
mahuscript oi I history or Ehrlich! writ-
Hid
‘ ten by Dr John 0 Peers. was receiv
on iron: Theodore Pc’aI‘e Cook.- of Uti-
on N. Y. President Hart appointed the
following committee on nominations
to report I list of nominees for oilce
to the annual meeting to be held Tues-
day. May at: J C. Woodward. Colonel
Frank W. Prince, Leverett Belknap.
golotliel Francis Parsons and Harry A.
set I.
K. or 13‘s OFFIOEBI.
Annual Session' at the State Council
Held at New (Auden.
NEW LONDON Msy tw—Odicers
were elected yesterday It the annual
session at the mate council, Knights of
Columbus II iollowe: State Deputy.
James Tevlln or New Ipndon: state
secretary, M. 1". Baker of Winston;
state treasurer, John C. Boland of Tor-
rington; ‘ state warden, Matthew
Allen-n of Hartford: state advocate.
J. 1 ”*Gollins of New Lindon.
About 130 delegates were present It
the norms. session and were welcom-
ed by Acting Mayor Trunk V. Chab-
p .
IIIIIM
save an insurance membership or I,-
335, with an useciate membership of
8 .981 There was I net loss in the lil-
Iannce class of 116 owing to a heavy
death rate. The best showing“ made
by St. Augustine Council of Stamiord.
members. arisen
micro being see-
with tWeniy-tbi‘ee. ' i
In one state no
nos ”Indlfilg 1y infill-M in the re-
port. In well as the wltabll-hment of I
Cross Council of
strumm- Be’lnlnIr'y I‘t Hartford.
-‘.-1 m: sew-t. ”I491“: 1913‘
. ONET'I IOAT.
. Hen-III 3.5....” their. film will
he I depend Murillo”. .,
. NAST :NAJLPTON Nay dr-OOIIIIII
' Slit to’ [Milli
New Nfliale-
. m yesterday attendee Ind hold
umucthrnrths power boat Iaidctozhsve
been owned in! tho-latch! airman,
postnaeter for I time at Middle flau-
deat- 3A:
sealant Wilbur I melons ho New
by Starr Brothers Natl mm Com.
ti se'cutedmndzas' orda car sale
. Ifiuhlie auction.
The report of State Deputy Tevlln ‘
scholarship in the name of the KniIhtI '
civil: :Iult- .wamthmht'
”tumours? earn cu” in W“
‘ “or .0
shot down!
der oi he day on ii: Consolidated rail-
road. The latest step oi this charac-
ter has been in the alien of the ehiet
car inspector oi the system
Chief cIr inspector William 0. titles-
non. of the western district. station
in New Haven. has resigned after
years' service. and E. SheehIn. chief
on inspector in the eastern district.
hII been delegated to succeed to his
deities. covering the writ in both dis-
r cts
‘W—fi
IAININOI HOLDING UP.
Gratlnl‘wr‘l‘gfllgport Foi Consolidated
9 enter mu Season.
A directhr ot the. New Haven rail
road in Boston says ”Althou I there is
business depression throng out- New
England, it is remarkable that the
gross earnings of the New Haven rail-
road are holding up to last year, and
our net earnings are making very Iat-
lsiaciory gains by reason of the doc
creased Iuel chsrges and the economi-
cal operation oi the property by Presi-
dent Mellen."
MATTERS lN IANKRUPTCY.
Judge Plait oi the United Sistes dis.
trict co rt has confirmed the alter oi
composi ion which Morris Cohen of
this city made to his creditors in set-
tlement of claims Mr. then' I otter
is 6 per cent. He has money on do
posit to pay 5 per cent. The common
claims against the estate amounted to
83. 233 71.
Referee Kellogg will report to Judge
Plait that John F Nolan and A. J.
Shepard, of this city, are entitled to
discharge from bankruptcy.
Herman H, wevonl. oi Bridgeport,
tiled a bankruptcy petition in the Unit»
ed States district court Saturday. Lie-
bilitios, tr. 667: assets, i1, 960. 47.
RElD’ 5
ICE CREAM
» «table and latellietht eitort to- wihnaii
Pulling With the P0511161 4.
This store pulls with the buying public to which
it is our tilt!!!“ in I
dies at right prices. To maketh I “if...“
is
one common interest.
impress you with the fast that your on
on think it is to your interest to
ul-i‘ are are some special lots or undtr
muslins. that will interest you. Well
made. nestiy trimmed garments. and
much below regular prices.
CORSET OOVIRO
lIIdiu' muslin corset covers. tuck-
ed and lace trimmed, also lace laser-
tlon, all uses It 25 cents.
Ladiea' muslin corset covers, trim-
med wiih torchon lace edging and in-
Iertion. extra fine quality, 89 cents.
Ladies muslin corset covers, with
three rows of lace insertion and lace
trimmed. very pretty and neatly made
at cc and 59 cents.
DRAWS-Rs
Ladiea' muslin drawers. tucked
ruined and made of good quality mus-
llnv It 26 cents.
Ladiea' muslin drawers, hemstltch-
ell tucked rudie, extra good quality, at
29 cents ‘
diee‘ muslin drawers. with fine
em dery ruitlo very neat and well
mede, at 60 cents.
SKIRT.
Lsdiee' muslin shirts. with deep
emglroidery rutlle. also lace trimmed.
at
Lsdles' muslin skirts, with hern-
stitched tucked ruiile, fine quality, Ind
very full, It It.
Ladles' muslin skirts, with torchon
9r nusLm unoIstaI
on?” our
rude to sate-sushi you Instant trIdJ
1!
it. an"
'1 lg: ;
in on aim“;
M mowin- in he. matte:
rugflisomtoem .m'ih‘m
Nitafie’3n‘imlf' iom.illu
us a
tucked ok cs,- goodneueilty and fly
iull.. It 0 cents ‘
boiler at its niallmwne. wit III-
hinged ”d «Noe-“good muslg'I‘ ”
I I I
bullet”x muslin ni tgcwiis, tulld
.....
and embroidered oolar, extra shod ' l
quelity, at $1..
l-IdiaI' m lln n was 0”
square and :lilpire Ermine lace gim-
Imam trimmed. prices train it?”
TN! NIW IIASON’O OPININO
”SAL‘ OF NO. i-IIY.
tochins stock is at its: very
best. Well throng this section with
pleased Name by such enerihgs Is . .
the Ioliowing: '
badles' fast bl'seit hoes; "tin.
I‘dleh’ lllle and cotiu hose. “It
black. plain. also Talley embroider
5c
“Ladies“gauhe mile hose, list user“
in plain and tIncy lace It 50c pilr:
Children's tII't black cotton hose.
in line and heavy rib, like pair.
83-85 Washi
It the fountain and in bricks, to take
home. We water flavors rich and
absolutely pure.
At the
Zeiifuss Pharmacy
rt NO. MAIN 8T. 80. NORWALK
School Taxes
The tube!!!" of the South Norwalh
Union School District are hereby noti~ '
dad that the district tax of one and
one-quarter mills on the dollar..iaid on
the town assessment list of 1903. It I
meeting of the district held on the 2nd
, day of June 1903. It the Franklin
street school house, will be due Ind
payable on the second day of May.
1904. at which time I shall be ready to
receive same It Stillson-Powell’ I drug
store. 88 Washington street. Benoit!
It the rate of pine per cent. I year will
be charged on and siter June I 1104.
i". A. TOLLES,
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 25.
1904. I” to is
« "I‘m-”I..- w .~.....‘....n..~.- 1...... . any-..
'Phone. 182.
miles limflelvcs
‘ I and
GARLOGK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
echo ano eltvsn PLATING.
New Stained” Emblem '
'lave no superior. Can show they":
in operation.
Repairs to Stationery and MI
rme Engines hhd General Mach
Inc Woik Solicitsd.
THE G. N. MIKIBBIN .
M'P'G C0,
‘78 WATER 5T“ 80. NORWALK
. .q...“
Life Insurance r... Women
i All endowment policy furnishes the
safest investment that assures a mag ‘
elm-em profit. The Equitable Lita;
the strongest company in the world.
writes life insurance for women. Lel
ans explsin to you I- ., .
i
'4-
It will illustrated
how small some invested annually can
all" In made to reachmsgniiieent' were.
”Union Sol ll‘ool DistrictI
«I. ........
”gt-fin 551i?“ 4 i
Simuh Norwalk. (firm n
All the LATEST STYLES of TRI
a.‘ s.-.._ .. 4.....-
MMID Mltuusav. disc I line escort
meat of READY TO WEAR HATS. A GENT 'OR IANNER PATTERNS.
s 3.1‘ILLOTSON.
.0 WASHINGTON STREET.
tours saltwatlt. aortic. '
'mmmmsma.
roe site in
‘N. s. n'rltlv'ri‘
so Washington 3'1.
So. Norwelh.
.I ~.-..y~..m M‘s“... .., ..
everyday kind lag-
”turf... 1, I'rdbdf’il‘ehlwh .1
Kiwi": .
Kbfibuerots
Flt !‘ ‘ '
1‘ .v‘ ~ .
I constructors.
Issuer's fliers ra Marlon;
Insulin 980mb sons:
' 1 mm» madam _ _
‘ wooo 15113.9. mul- Iranian—f
sun suit: militant: ,
PLASTIR.
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Norwalk Chronicler