Local terrains.
Excavation was made in. Burbank
street, yesterday, for a gas main.
Mrs William L. Blascer of Boston.
is ’isiting 11 South Norwaik.
-—Boys Caps, Boys’ Caps. O'Brien
P. W. J. Smith. depot master at the
brand Central station, in New York
spent yesterday in South Norwalk.
Miss Lillian Merrill of Wilton.
spent Sunday with her cousins, the
is visiting in South Norwalk.
...—-
Miss Bessie 8. Gilbert, of Ridgefleld
is s nding a few days with relatives
in orwsik ,
-—6 lb. pail home rendered lard 40c.
Hayes.
Miss Ada Lockwood and Miss l.ul_v
Raymond, of Lewisboro, spent a day
in Norwalk, last week.
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Mrs. John Mead..of Norwalk. and
friend, spent Monday with Mrs. Hiram
J. Kellogg, in Ridgetield.
—,—Buy Easter Hats at O’Brlcn's.
Misses Ethel and Florence Mills of
Georgetown, spent Saturday with Miss
Daisy Wadhams of Norwalk
.i..—....
—-Shoulder steak 10c lb Hayes.
Miss Jennie Thompson, of Brooklyn.
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Margaret Lauder, of West street.
Archer Merriam of Lowe street.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport and Ed—
ward Merriam. Jr., was in WiltOn.
Miss Clara M. Morton of Manches
ter, N H. is” spending Easter with
Mrs. O. D Kimball. of 12 High street
...—q—J-d—a
A regular meeting of the business
(ommittee of the South Norwallt Con-
gregational Church will be held Mon—
day night at 8 o‘clock. .
—-Buy your kid gloves where the
assortment is the largest, 98c pr up
ward. M. S,'_Smlth,dt Co. ,
The Fairdeld West Consociotlon.
with. whichehe South Norwalk Con-
gregstional Church is connected, will
meet on Tuesday, with the South
Church, Bridgeport. The occasion will
’ open at 10:30 a. m‘.
,t -
Clinton Commandery,_l{nights Tem
piar. of Norwalk, held Its usual Good
Friday meeting yesterday afternoon.
when the temple degree was confer-
)cd. There was a good attendance and
after the ceremony, a collation was
served.
-Choic_¢ Native Turkeys, 22c lb.
Hayes. l:
The midweek service of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be held ,1 ursday night next at 7: in
o '.clock a '"subieet will be Contrastd
Between 'Fiesh and Iood and the
Spiritual Body Aland ourned business
meeting will be held at this time
Next week Saturday afternoon the
Junior Mission Band will hold a meet
ing with Mrs. Lewlp Frank Buell .I)..1)
20 Taylor avenue. The out) out will
be Boniface ‘the Apostle of erinany
Dr VanDyke's The First Christmas
Tree. '1 . :I' ' '
...—...
i’ast Noble Grundé
..
Mrs. Frederick
tineau. Mrs Ar-
rs. Fred Barthel
‘llebekoh state as-
sembly. being held - Hartford. While
there they will he" eats of Ropye-
sentative Hammond? ‘of Hartford.
l’ltzer, Mrs. Anon M
thur liodshon and
are attending the
Mr and Mrs. Frank Lauder of Toy
lor avenue. are to spend a. few days
with Mrs. waders parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Wilcox," of Arch street.
willie their now he def Seymour
Sll‘etl is being ma e 'r lly for or.
cupsncy.‘
Adolention of about t‘w‘bnty mem-
bers of Camp No.1PaIriotIc Order
of the am" of A la. will go to
Now Haven tonight. to attend a meet-.
in: of one of the climbs in that city.
All I e camps there drill unite in en-
torts In; the South Norwoik delegate
tics, and a pleasant time is anticipated.
W
PAINT YOUR ”MY FOR 750
to we with Devon's» Gloss Carried.
Paint. it weighs a to s on.
til. pint. than othe wears in said
gloss equal. to new work. Sold
$706! I
no. entitlements»:
h,-
~ mono Brothers.
' Conn. is the guest of her parents, Mr.
. and Mrs. William A. Mills. of King
' Fir-Choice Native Turkeys,
eroto..'
We offer for solo at a bargain and
on any tom the homo-toad of Wm.
onus, Iurrltr and Quintord ovoo.
Lot about 187x200. All Improvements,
and In firsvmo condition.
to o ooucsu. "‘“iii
‘nwnlillig‘tos mi, South Notwo
“I’ll eschooner Robert Emmott
a.“ v with a cargo of sand for Ray-‘
.. 'il
H wBrown and Black Derbles. O‘Brien.
t i‘
regular modtlng‘ of Eureka Indie.
SIi‘dhightors of Rob ah was held last
evening at Odd Fellows Hail. .
.Mlss Marion Mills. of
Norwalk.
street, Port Chester, N. Y.
. it,“ _
22c
Hayes.
Friends of Barry Scanion have as-
certdined that he is making a big hit in
Poli's New Haven theatre, and that
he will he at Bridgeport, on the Poll
circuit. next week.
A meeting of the Bible school of the
South Norwalk Baptist church will be
held at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning
and it is desired that the members be
there promptly its matters of lmpolt-
ance will‘ ceme‘ tlp.‘
Rev. H. B. Carpenter who was sud-
denly called to Ulster Pa.. Thursday
night because of the serious illness of
his mother. will return today. and con-
duct the Easter services in his church!
tomorrow.
+Latest Spring Derbies. O'Brien
, Raymond Brothers have commenced
the! work of driving piling for a new
whalf to he built it mi of their old
one This was partia ly done last sum-
war the stonework being completed
at that time. The pile driving will
be done bx Jacob B Raymond.
Miss Edith Wilson, of Yonkers. New
York. formally of Norwalk is the
guest of Miss Bessie Nickerson. of
Holden avenue, The marriage of Mine
Wilson and Herbert June. of New Brit.
ain, formerly of Norwalk, will take
place in June.
The members of the South Norwulk
Fife, slid Drum Corps are going to
Stamford. Monday evening. to attend
a fesiival to be given by ille drum
corps of that place. The local corps
has also received an invitation to at-
tend a dance. Tuesday evening. In
Greenwich. but in view of their going
to Stamford they will omit the Green-
wich affair.
A meeting under the auspices of the
Salvation Army will be held in the
South Norwslk Congregational Church
next Tuesday night, commencing at 8
o'clock. Colonel William Evans, of
.Boston,-untl Staff Captain Davis. of.
Welhersfleid.~ will speak. These are
‘two of the most. eloquent speakers in
the army. and the public is cordially
invited to attend the service.
*GlCVeS, hosiery. under-
wear. in
for Easter.
corsets.
real variety now on sale
M, S. Smith At 00..
C. M. Cooper. L. H. Kent, Hugh T.
Campbell .R E. F,ltzgerald W G.
Smith. wife and children. New York;
Dr Howell and chauifeur, Stamford:
R. Young. Jersey City; Robert W.
Jones. Litchlleld: Frederick W. Mldg~
ley. Jersey City: H. lie D. Winel Bos-
ton: W. J. Grassman Syracuse; N.
D. Goddald. Worcester; K. S. Ducayei
Hartford: James D. Founlstler and
wife Philadelphia.
——Yucht Caps, Yacht Caps. O'Brien.
.A large silver trophy cup was
shown at the concert of the Bridge
port Cricket Club, Thursday night.
and the local cricket club will try
hard this year to capture it. The cup
was presented to the Connecticut Cric
Stamford. Norwalk South Norwalk
and Bridgeport by '.T H. Kaper. of
Stamford, the first president ohthe as}
socialion , .
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
i will send free with full instrucv
lions. some of- this simple preparation
for the cure of [.eucorrhoea. Ulcer»
tion. Displacements. Falling of the
or Growthc, Hot Flashes. Desire
ry. Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back, and all female trou-
bled, to oil sending address. To moth-
ers of suffering daughters i will ex-
plain s. Successful Home Treatment.
If you decide to continue It will only
tee a cure. I do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other sufferers of it.
that Is all I salt. Address, Mrs. M.
Summers, Box 376,
Notro Dome. ind.
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SPECIAL SALE
17mm ctlvr MUSIC
[RID] i' and fl TURDA Y
In “shuffles: ofvt’hoéild Apple Tree.
When 5": all: I; In tho l-llvo.
zenith two-atop.
. Lindy Lou by tho Watermelon Vino.
Yonkoo loy Wop. i
Tommy Toll Mo True.
FREE
New Line of Century Music. in on
dor to introduce this line of Can my
Music. we will give one copy P III
with every shoot of music sold.
i500 Copies to Select From.
ASK FOR THE CINTURY CATAv
a ,3
.| OUR WINDOW. WI ARI 'OHOW-
,Y‘VII OKA-
L00“ 0' TIN CINT MUSIC.
iii. A
i’Tulned Sepia Free at the Demonstration
ket association. composed of clubs In .
Womb. Beauty or Painful Periods. Tu» "
cost about. 12 cents a week to charm ~
YOUR
Easter :‘Attire
Wo' ro splendidly ready for sv-
ory man with ,oxhouotlvo stocks
of the season's: smartest wears.
all ready to wear. , We can at you
out for the Easter parade to your
satisfaction.
H. S. iii M. Clothes-«suits and
top .cooto—top-hotchors in style
and fit, and In a wide variety of
the newest patterns. ,
Single and COUDlB-brolllfld
suits, $8.50 to $2.
Natty Top Coats, short, medium
:nd .long. rain-proofod. $6.50 to
20. . .
Reliable Black and Blue Suits.
font color and guaranteed. $10
to $18.
Striped Worsted Trouooro,. all
hondtallorod .and perfect fitting,
33. 50 to S6.
. Fancy Vesta in the new styles,“
, $1. 50 to S3. 50. .
The most complete showing of
Easter Nockwoar, Shirts, Glovgo .
and Fancy. Hosiery in town. Slime-
thlng to suit every taste and purse.
Don't spoil it all by wearing an
old or unbecoming hat: dorbloo
and soft hats hero to fit your face
and head, $2. 00 to $3. 00.
ROGERS & STEVENS
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SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
Tel Call. 34-2.
South Norwallr
The Grain Business is a peculiar one. We know of no
other in which thSlIsks are gleatcr in propoitlou to the
profits.
You can eliminate all risks by placing your orders
with us.
You are absolutely safe with us because you can rely
on, '
Consideralc irrutnirul always.
The best grain (‘Ill‘i‘llllly screened.
Every wrong: lllililt‘ right. in,l._iiialitu'
whose fault. I, ,v_ ,
iiuy (hits Thais Clean.
.i..
MANUEL T. HATCH.
in the lute-rest of the little ones.
Baby Chltk li‘ooil.
Chick Mantis.
”are.
,nw
Veldx‘ Prints
Given ibu the Eastman Kodak'Co.
at the Norwalk Slow...
01“
W. P. BEERS
BOOK AND STA TIONERY 81'0th
680. Main So. So. Non-walk.“ Wall St“ Norwalk.
TELEJHONE CONNECTION.
'Jr”
‘ Young Men Wanted
STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKEEPERS, GENERAL OFFICE ABSISTANTC.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.- Cannot Meet the Demand for
COMPETENT YOUNG MEN.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
Enroll Now. Spring Term.
Live LobSters
WEAKFISH, FlRST OF THE SEASON.
DELAWAREBIYER nos sHAo AND suca sHAo.
- , ILUEFISH
FLATFIBH
STEAK COD
HALIBUT AND LONG CLAMS
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
FRII DILIVIRY.
TEL. 103-
HOYT & FREEMAN:
llflll’lilil SENTINO
Harry H. Hoyt & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, .
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and cotton loll oh! and Sold for 0th or on Margin.
Member Now York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direct private wire.
New York, 41 and d Wall street. ‘ Brooklyn. 8,71 Fulton street.
.jsourll MOMMA”. roams—s. . Hovr's THIATIII IUILDiNO.
‘ . erkfi Forecast Bvory Mornlng at 10 O'Clooit.
lheSli‘ ulll Norwalilrusi/Bompanu
Four Years Old April 15th. 1905
\
”W‘s:
1
Capital
”if nah-Allublpomm
glmMolns-oocnlls ”pm
as
+d§~ "OO‘
Surplus and iii-outs Wits
.delalll‘
3 1,300.84
a low
Maples ti Goldschmidi Co.
, COMMISSION BROKERS.
Sfocks. Bonds. Grain and
Swartz a Corbett Block. 80.,Norwalk.
rials in the D. M.
my “evening. and witnessed thé work-
soluo*
“motocross-ooosom“
it?"
"* scam
i. .
,.
”lulu Chemises
A largo enactment of hand
some Easter pack goo ln fancy
'do'slgno. bolkotj“ to. Ml! lo a
satisfaction to soil Apollo oho~
lot» because w Wpovr they om-
body in. highest rail or event-
lonco In every respect.
Price from 60 to SD cto. pound.
We carry a full assortment of.
. creams, bonbono. milk choco-
lates, and mint wafers.
Tho Clmord Pl: ol’mooi'
Tho Prescription Store.
m. CALL 152.
(incorporated. )
Dealers In
H. ‘0
Cotton. .
Road the New York Grocery ad. for
specials for Easter.
You will get good help lli buying if
you patronize Lorenzo Dibble. Read
hisad. in' this issue.
There are several interesting spo-
iicad lid. io-duy.
, now, so as to avoid the great rush that always comes a few days
Your vi‘; '
Clothes? 1
for _ w 1
Easter 5
y r
t . ...‘on‘t,i'"‘
It IS advisable to make your selections of an Easter Suit
before Easter Sunday.‘
Our selection of Clever Clothes for top-notch (hormone is
positively the finest and most complete over shown in town.
We are showing single and double breasted models in' y
Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassimeres. tailored in that exclusive j
style that only the best custom tailors can produce.
Read it.
Live lobsters, weak-fish, me and
lilll'li Shad and all other kinds of fresh
fish at Cuibill‘s.
Mills Edith MCI‘WlII, of Bridgeport,
Newest Blocks in
DERBIES AND SOFT HATS.
was a guest of friends in Norwalk yes-
Icrdny.
Postmaster William ll. Marigold. of
Bridgeport was .i visitor in loan this
morning. ,
Frank I.. Bouion, of the Norwnlk
freight depot office; is a vlsilor in New
Exclusive Patterns in
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
$1. on to $2.50.
York today.
The South Norwaik Baptist Sunday
school will meet at the church it)-lll0l'~
row at 10:l5 o'clock.
Thomas Collins of A. J. Collins and
RICH NECKWEAR
in the Latest Spring Shades.
Company. spent yesterday in New
York. ‘
The Sons of St ‘eorgc's Churth
parade will be held on April 301k at
St. Pauls Chapel, Berkeley sileet.
Smart Shoes former}. Classy “and correct, .. poapessing, , ,
style, character, quality. Winners with the young men.
Dwight lnghnm. of 'South Norwulk.
was taken seriously ill Thursday at
iernoon. but his condition is somewha:
improved Io‘dsy.
Boys’ Shoes or our Children’ 3 Clothing Department will
appeal to mothers.
John Butler, who is now employed
in New Jersey, is spending a few days
at his home on Spring Hill.
‘iierluudn onions, in- quart. 3 quarts
for 25¢ at Joseloff‘s.
—~&l-_——.
Samuel Olmstead. of Hartford. was
a visitor. lll town yesterday. Mr. Olm-
siead resided at one lime in Norwalk.
SELLEGK & PRI
Clothiers and Furnishers. ' .- ..
Ralph Bray. of Stamford. \ was a 98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. ll...
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo- h , ,, ..
seph Bray, of Wilton avenue, yester- ' Telop one Call 324'2- , ' _
day. - ' . ' 5;“ '
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hill. of Wmcr- "-"v m W ‘T ”grog,
bury. are visiting Mrs. Hill's parents. I
Mr. and Mrs. John Conroy, of Eliza-
beth street.
Special reduction sale for Easter on
ladies and children's costs at the Fair
Cloak and For Store. Before buying
elsewhere. call and . examine their
stock.
Special services were held yesterday
in many of the churches in sad coni-
memoratlon of the crucifixion, and in
most of them sermons were preached
on “The Last Words of Christ."
Harry Cahill. of Norwolit. sustained
a painful injury while playing base-
hall Thursday. The nail of one of his
fingers was nearly ripped off. The
wound was dressed by a physician.
Howard A. Montgomery. Herbert A.
Johnson and Charles E. Johnson. Jr..
of Norwalk. went to New York to sue
the New York American league team
play the Washingtone but were disap-
pointed. na a heavy‘ shower broke ill
the early Innings of the contest.
Mrs. Mary Bennett of 2i ()rchaid
stlrec who has been sclluusly ill for
several weeks. underwent an opera-
tion at the Norwnlk Iloapital yesiei-
day, and it appears Io have been a
success. Dr. I)owli.n specialist from
New York. performed the operation,
assisted by Dis. Bohsnnan, Hunting
ion and Walter Hitchcock. Mus. Ben-
hell up many friends Will hope for her
speedy recovery.
dam-0M
Judge John H. Light appeared be
fore the Incorporation. committee. in
Hartford. yesterday. Thursday. to urge
allowing W. it. Grace e 00:. MN ow
York, incorporated under this states
am to Increase capital from iii. 000,‘
canto liaooo one. run will give the
slots 83,000 In less. There was no
Ition to that. nor to allowing the
”cm ngtou Electric Light Company to
extend its business to Corliss.
Anumbor from Temple lodge}
and A.M .. of Westport. visited Old
Well Lodge, at South Norwslll, ’i‘uos-
oi! theN do upon Rev. Mr. Bush,
all‘liom 8N9 Those on o attend
"01. If. Cortisol, F. iii. Tic!-
peck now.
rote.
Stock Green Mountain Variety.
My price, 36:.
the best stock as low priced as the best can be sold.
a ginger cake, the icing don't get hard or sticky.
cult.
special price of 10c lb.
is svmcruv FRESH sans
ll Cans Solid Packed TOIIIBLOOII.
ll Cans Health Brand Corn, 250 Camp.
2 Guns Health Brand Peas, 26c a; Cans Campbell’s or You Codi
Flour. per but. soc 30011.
3W' Brand Lobster, , . 250 Large Can Peaches,‘ extra hos
ll Pigs. Raisins. 25c syrup.
Large Can Extra Quality Aspsra Lor Variety Fancy Cradle".
130 I"
l have a few potatoes that are not or»
, Some of those will do for seed. Milli. "
Come and use them.
BUTTER continues to mount up In prlco. Wholesale cost now 8.40.“ I
Pure butter only cold here. "
EGGS—Saturday in egg time. Come to me with confidence had not
POTATOES—We continue to fool away Potatoes below flrot,coot.
Will be higher soon.
We peck. 35c bushel.
SPECIAL sAsTsn CAKE SALE. . .. ‘. .
Fruit Gem, a current oaks; Vanilla Cookie holds its flavor; Iced and,
Just right. Rural Ito
Butternut Cookie, good. All sold IS'W‘
A nice Molasses Cake.
Hope to be of good use to tho 9 ood people of our city.
t .
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4
Easter Groceries
............,uu....v‘2h
FANCY MAINE POTATOEspP PER PK” 15¢; ILL. 50d. , ~ ‘I
r- ..
25c ulrge Bot. Blue label or Snyder"
Still,
80 e a P as. Currants. lid,
‘4‘ i
H
. LAnos Aooonmsu'r rnurr AND vsobmus. ‘,,. ‘I
. : w: oAnnv Hum: or union“. ,.
Norwalk Chronicler