Russell ' '
with scarlet 1m
' bit, of the Philhdelphia
liere. , 1
nfant son of Mr.
lati, is ill at the nine of
C311 defeated the Nation-
als. this
Oval, by.
The ,
yesterd yr; fternoon. Naming
work of the diver. who in
Water pipe.
the,
W1 ‘ I
Rev James W. Mia will go to
Plalnville to preach on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights at the new Adv out
Church in that place.
' 1."
Mrs. Elzea will lead the meeting
of the Illpwor‘th League tomorrow, the
subject to be‘ The Power of His Resur-
rection'." " ‘
Mr. and Mrs. John L’Hommedicu
and son Earl spent yesterday in Row-
ayton visit-iii} John. F. li'l-lommedicu
and Alfred" . Crockett. ‘
Louis Katchmann and family of
New York and Morris Mutkln of the
same city, are to visit Max ivay over
Sunday. 1-
M1. and Mrs. Thomas Benedict wito
have spent the winter in New Yor
have returned to' their home hc1e fo1
the summbr.
The Pastime" Athletic Club is plans
hing to hold an entertainment in the
near future at: the sy‘glnaslum in Van
Zandt street. ‘ 1
',“i" 1 t'
There will be a M111 tomoriow
after the Sunday school Session of the
Methodist (‘hurch for the evening ser- I
vices and it is hoped that there will
be a large attendance 2: pupils
After the session. of the Sunday
school tomorrow at the East Avenue
Methodist Church, tickets will be dis-
tributed for the entertainment on
Wednesday evening.
Quite a number of people who took
advantage of the bright sunshine, ycs-
tcrday afternoon to take walks into
the country, came to grief during the
thunder shower and considerable
spring flncry was drenched. ‘
Lewis Reynolds. driver for J. H.
Rundlc is ill at his home with the
grip and unable to alien to his duties
at the bakery. His so , Hurry Rey-
nolds. and Harold Rundlc are taking
his place until he recovers. 1
_,___-_
Fast Day services were held last
evening in the East Avenue Metho
dist Church, and Rev. Edward (311n-
ningham meal-hell on ‘The Crucifix-
Ion ” The Junior Band members at1
tended the service and the regular
meeting of the Band was omitted.
The committee in charge of the
entertainment to be gIVen Wednesday
night at the East Avenue Methodist
Chu1ch held a meeting yesterday
morning at the home of Mls 111.8.
Rowan in St John avenue and dis.-
crssed plans for the affair
After the entertainment which is
to be held on Wednesday night for
the benefit of the Sunday school there
will be a reception to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Cunningham to show the
pleasure of the members of the con-
gregation at the fact that they are
to remain with them for another
year.
Rev James W. Davis 1eiurncd yes-
terday from Plalnville where he has
been attending the [loyal kaers‘
and Sunday School Association con-
vention He destribes the Convention
as an excellent one, wbll attended and
enthusiastic in the work of the two
organizations Those who attended
from here were Rev F. S Ainsworth
Miss Jennie Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Al~
fred Nickerson. Miss Anna Nickelson,
Harry Nicke1son and Elsie Fox
W
The Eighth Grade. of East Norwalk.
defeated the Franklin School team in
an interesting game of ball Friday
afternoon, on the Baxter rounds by
till1 score of 4 to l. The Fr hklin boys
could not hit Johnson a twistero. There
will be another game. Monday after-
noon. between the South Norwalk
High School team and the 0 N. C.
team of East Norwalk. The lineup
of yesterdays game was:
Franklin School—G. Singer. catcher;
- S. Youngs pitcher, F Cook first base;
M Fltelson. second base;IG.VeIY1
shortstop; l1”. Fields third base; R.
Wright left field; 1 Hamilton, center
field; J Keeler, light field.1
Eighth Cradew’l‘. Skidmoi'e camber:
A. Johnson pitcher: R11‘.Tate ii at
base; N Siutkey. second b so; J. Bas-
sin shmtstop; E. Eldridge, third base;
111. Youngs left field: a bay, center
field; H. Gehrmun right flbld.
RHEUMATIC P|AlNgGU16KLY RE-
The excruciating min- characterise
tic... of rheumatism and isolation. are
qulcld relieved by apply humanity»-
lai‘n’s ain Balm. The t pain ro-
liming power of the linimeint has been
111% surprise and delight of thousand!
More. The quick1rollef from
“which it affords is alone worth
many times its cost. For sale by
litiloon- Powell Corfiratlon, Clifford
, Pharmacy, Zeiituss armhcy.
' ego. is spending a few days 1
0ng Mrs.’
11mtnlns.% 01h fills“! Mayflower
SCOI‘GI&i ‘
fig 0 was lined filth people.
,iaying the 1
Cl
all ghil; ~
or zovorlml'dllnoti.
lfodeil=
lies the 111111111
ulcer of digestion and
does the work 6! ihd,
pommhqolulng the
M? Nixon. while
1' ”I? mm W
oé mom nilsoi thil
who, nllowod 3,9
resided o‘nl. Ii
“MINNIE I.
palplinuon off earl.
nervous (I opopoola and '
, allaiomIlc troubles by
1 cleansing. purifying Ind
strengthening the g chili.
membranes of the atom-
och and digestive organ
digeltlvo
disorders. 1
Your Mr Cu My You.
Minn only. SI. 00 Size holding 25‘ times
ill 0 trial lino. which sells lu- 50c.
MbyLEBVMRWWM
FOR SALE “BY
'I'Hg CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowayton. are Frederick Lockwood,
EIwOod Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
I
l
Mis. Flank Pfahl will again have.1
the popcorn and novelty privilege at
Roion Point. the coming summcr. She
will move down next month.
Tho Rowaylon Hose Minstrel Com
may hold a venereal. last night, at. the
home of William Moore, ilayvicw urc-
111191, and will have another one at the
some place. next Tuesday evening.
Reliance Hook lilltI Ladder Company
is arranging for the oilscrvnnco of tilt.
.mnivcrsmy of its organization ncxt
Thursdm ngllt, April 27111111111 lIltlit
uill be a sinokm and piogram of on
' tertaiuuicnt.
Vi illiaul Mom 0 of Rownylon who is
attending the llyc and 11111 lnlirulali
231d street and Eighth dl’tlilii‘, New
Y‘.oik has completed his first year.
course of study. He is much pleased
with the institution.
Mrs. John H.11‘11'i‘is who has been
Spending the winter at l)nyto11a.l<‘..la
will leave for South Norwnlk, on May
10 when she will take 11p 1111' real
dcnco for the summer at. Cobblo Cot»
logo on Bell Island.
The mod dredgcr has commenced
\\o1h at the B1 lie Island bridge prc
poring the prt'iiniinary wmk foi iht
111w stone arch bridge which is to Iii
(onstruclcd there by (‘ontrucior Dud
lcv E. Hoyt. ‘
'l‘ho Row uyton HOSL‘ Company” s best
bull team has been organized for UN
season with Attorney William (1
Clark as manager. anti some good
games are to be played this season.
The balicry will be Louis Ladl'igan
and William Moore.
01111 of the pumps in illc pumping
station, of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company. at
Rowayion. gave out yesterday, and it
was lmpossibk1 to keep sufficient wni-
or in the troughs to supply all the In
comotivcs A number took water 111
South Norwalk.
A special meeting of Reliance Hook
and Ladder Company will bc hold at
the headqualtm's in l’lowuyton avenue,
111 \1 Monday evening The report of
the building committee will be no-
upicd it bl proposed to employ Uli-
ion labor throughout on the construc
lion of the new truck house.
W
liownyion Baptist Church Frank C.
iirown. postormServloes at 10:45 a.
1n. and 7: 30 p. 111.. subject of morning
sermon, The Credibility of the Reeur
rection: evening, Easter celebration by
the Sunday school. An attractive
program has been prepared. Special
musi ( 111 morning service; Sunday
school, 12; Junior Christian Endeavor
at 4 11 n1., Senior Christian Endeavor
at it pm. Tuesday evening. Cottage
prayer meeting at home of Mrs. Bum
White. ludlos' Aid meets Wednes-
day at 2 p. m Halli)! hour service
on Thursday evening at 7: 30 p. m
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents or ills Evenln sentinel. in
bariumon dIUI I'll, Arthur
Gleason.
cont to any of the, above will rocoivo
Fromm nitmiion1’,
................_1_
Stephen Hoyt was a visitor in South
Norwalk today on business.
W 1
William Cristiano South Norwsik.
Itrialled friends in proton. XOHI'OHIByI
1 Blurb Ramona
>11
Misses Flore
1.1M Molina aim». Orders 30"
Ultimogr
- 1 one
, 111111 York city. .,
Mrs. M
intend to
~ South Norwalk,
1' ion.
1, 1,,
aryFI
her butt
1.1.11 "112.1:
Waterbury bus- re 3 1‘
in Grove street
1 mil in ms
”Seed potatoes and garden seeds
at Street's Cash Grocery.
"Mrs. Henry Northrup, of Main street.
who has been seriously ill for the'bast
three mo
room ugul
.Clliil' ch.
assigned
year.
business
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~ by lulu
and being placed in handsome style
Mr. Lima is recovering from an auto,
mobile accident in which he figured a
few weeks ago, in New \ork city.
i
R.I.
of Mrs.
street.
West port.
recently.
residence
si i'cci.
Mrs.
11ml,
1.. I.
N.
relatives.
summer.
The on
Rev. Dr.
Mr. and
field. N, .l.,
Mrs.
nths, is
D
Rev. H113. butler, who has been pas-
tbr of “If
.1 ‘.
able to leave her
Methodist Episcopal
it'll it“
em years. has been
0 u phgr‘go in Pound Ridge,
and moved his
that place. 1
fly this week to
. ting of St Lukell
parish. Nero at ll be held in the
‘ church, next 1
custom on East,
up night all! is the
Monday, of each
Several important matters of
will come up.
.The milliliterw residence of Hemy
shone thoroughly renovated
1‘8, Gill)
enters and painters.
was'rposr.
Agents for the Evenln‘n'sontlnol, In
Weotport. are s. Digiovnnnl and Wm.
E. Nash. orders cent to either of the
above will receive protopi attention.
Miss Nellie Wakeman is enter-Iain
ing Miss Elizabeth Torry, of Bristol,
~ Mrs. sperry, of Seymour. is a guest
Warren
Arthur S. Hoyt has been spending
a few days in town.
Fred E. I’crry has been spending a
few days in New York.
The Current Events club met Thurs-
day with Miss Birdie cKelcr.
Rev Spencer H. Bray has been as
signed the church at North Wilton
Burr M. Coley. of Bridgeport. has A
been visiting at his old home, in town.
Colludy,
will preach in Christ church to-nlgbt.
FF Middletown.
'1.
S. Rogers, Compo
11011911 Williams of Philadelphia. is
visiting at the home of his paients in
Saugatuck.
- l
Robert Williams anti
moved into Mrs.
Compo street.
Mrs. Tuthiil and daughter. of Brook-
lyn. have been visiting
friends in
Benjamin Fischer and family have
moved into W. J. Hngcr‘s
Burr avenue.
house on
faintly have
McMahon's house.
.-.
Mrs. Burrows,
York. have been visiting friends at the
residence of Edward Squires.
William E. Gatling. of Bound Brook,
N. J.. has been visiting friends in town
of New
Miss Marion thclci‘. who has been
spending a few weeks in Huntington,
has returned to Westport.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Grant. of Plain.
have been visiting at the
of .I. ll.
Bennett. Compo
WILTON.
M.
Attorney Herbert Ogden.
York, spent last Sunday with Wilton
Ilcldcn is visiting hcr
S. Stocking.
in Jamaica,
of New
The Reading Circle met. Thursday
afternoon of last week at the home of
Mrs. J. McEwen Belts.
The annual meeting of St Matthew 11
parish. will be held in the rectory
Monday evening at 'l: 46.
Mrs. D. R Lambert is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. H.1E. Chlchester, Lab
or she will reopen her house for the
Wild flowers are-blossoming in great
profusion. especially the snowy blood-
festival.
root blooms. anticipating the Easter
W
R. H. F‘ltch is having an attractive
new lawn fence made surrounding his
promises. Thomas Treadwcll. of Wes-
ton, has the contract
Services woiheld in St Matthew 11
Church yesterday at 11 a. m and ‘I: 46
p. 111.. and this morning at 10 mm.
Easter Day services with celebration.
will be held at the usual Sunday hour.
Miss Folsom has returned to her
I
year.
New ”York home after a mouth's visit
Porto Rico. -Her mother, Mrs. San
Carmen Folsom, died last week of
pneumonia at her home
street. New York. in her sightyoelghth
in Ninth
Miss Minerva MacMahon and
J
Reynolds Alsop were married by the
brain.
city.
do”
1111‘! Mid: ’ ‘
at the station.
niua Baits.
W110. Hooker Wednesday ove-
111111} at the home of the bride. After
an informal reception. Mr. and Mrs.
Alsop left town on the 7: 27 p.1n.
Coed wishes and showers of
rice were bestowed on the happy pair
After a journey to.
Various points of interest, their real-
dence will be taken up in New York
WM
1 ,‘1‘11'1‘UI‘HI .
A DAIIDIVIL Rib!
often ends in a lad “accident. 'i‘o heal
occidental injuries. use Buokleu's Ar-
, f‘A deep wound in my
foot. from an maeeidtnt," writes '1“on
Columbus, 0.. “ 1111-,
Physicians
Elem“:
ter and
A VICTORY BALL oedema LAWN
mowen
hmvhadwlth mar» 31
I have tri hail? least scion kinds of no.
Sikhs call-11 without benefit.
Wampum for months I have had
Lapel» painful symptoms indicating military
case, which wore almost nub bio.
About cmouth ago one of any are oyoes.
who Noticed 1 wall 111111111113 root pain, ad-
, Wilma nullity“) take Dr. Runway ‘11 new medl-
ms, 011 .eum Solvent. as she said it cured
1161‘ of Kidney trouble after months of
futile treatment with 111th medicines. I
Immediately purchased a bottle and used
three bottles. I a n how teeliu fine as
“111- have gained an pounds infiess than
two months. No more terrible point;
We litre constantly tonsivlu similar let.
te‘retromgrnteful pe lewho ave suffered
uphold ngonies from Kidney, Liver and
dder troubles, and who have been cured
by Chliournfldlvent. It contains uo opium.
will keep it down better than any oth-
“mm“, 0,. other harmful drugs. It ,9 I, or. it has four blades with a double
skilfully blended combination of some 1.1 "W" Woke to drive Um"- Aml the
the {infest 11.111111111111111. mugiugllw_ adjustment 1 perfect. Call and look
them over.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE. '
.111 WASHINGTON ITREIT.
Pliono I48-I.
*NWS‘MWNW'I'
Hot Water
AT ALI. HOURS
In
‘
lento known to medical so once. It. has
won signal Tlutorieu in Many dongorous
and complicated uses. It restores til at
live ptiWer, portion the blood and hour-toes
thé nerves. Write the Osbourn. Com
Kingston, N. Y., for free sample bolt
For sale by Platner 6. Bradley.
South Not-walk.
N1
POPULAR AMuSEMENTs.
GAS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE'NIGHT ONLY.
Friday April” 28th.
FRANK ELDREGE.
Presents
THE FAMOUS PLfiw ENGLAND
“Eben Holden”
ENTIRE ORIGINAL NEW YORK
SAVOY THEATRE PRODUCTION
PRICES—~2550-75c. 1
Seats on Sale, Monday, April 24.
i
1 ,
ENTIBELY
GAS RANGE OR COAL RANGE.
PENSE. 11.11
11111. 11111111111111
'Phonc 6|.
L'I-Mrl‘MMd-mm
”crass resonant
88 North Main street, South Nor-walk.
essr PLACE IN TOWN TO car
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU.
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR sa..5o
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
3. FOX.
THE LAOlEa' TAiLOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
m5 when your lawn will need looking at:
WATER 111211113115
$7.50 $9.75 $14.00“
lNDEPENDENT or: '
WHEN YOU HAVE ENOUGH. TURN 3?
on: THE GAS AND STOP THE EX- '
an. ‘ I gwib I.
1» 11.11
1 51111
ll MK
11’s». 311$
lily: tum
--I‘ dollops“ '
C I
HID-union.
Men I up Sou-u-
FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS WE
HAVE LAID IN A LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK OF
Perfumery
from the but manufacturers only,
;" ouch on Colgate,
Palmer
Young and Rickoeckcr.
Styles and prices to suit any taste
and any pocketbook.
The leiifuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN 8T.. 30. NORWALK.
Wright.
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Largo Iiiuofishfl ................ 1011 lb.
Small liluos .................... 12c lb.
it‘latflsh .................... ....7e lb.
Steak Cod ................ .12c 1b.
Roc Shad ...................... 140 lb.
Buck Shall .................... 12c lb.
Westpmt Smelt ................ 12 c lb
Haddock
Largo Native ccls .............. 12c ib.’
ALL OTHER KINDS OF SEA FOOD
A'l‘ REASONABLE PRICES"
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
south Norwalk.
Get That Bicucle
out of the attic; look it over.
If it isn't :1 NATIONAL “swop” '
it for one; or let us tune it up 1
to run “something like a MA.-
TIONAL."
Bargains in Tirol.
Don't forget the Guaranteed 1
Gas Mantle.
H.R. BULKLEV,
62 80. MAIN ST.
I'7
1904
. PLUMBING 'AND CTIAH
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
,, HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEs AND RANOII.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Du Fixtures, Metal Coiling,
Have you soon our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKIII
COMPANY.
17 WALL ITREE'I', NORWALK.
Ito.
Begs to announce to the ladies that
F. S BANKS
he is ready for the spring. All kinds
of clothes made to order at reasona
bio prices. If yoil'WIsh to be suited.
then call at my store. There's no
risk. You'll surely be suited in my -
place. Cleaning and repairing nem- carpenter. Billldel' arid
1111:: 11111:: G
o . a
sortment of Ladies’ WaIsts frog:a 25c eneral contractor
11p to $4.00. We have some nice
Skirts from $3.00 up to $7.00. Covert
Cloth Coats from $5.50 up to $9.49.
We have other small articles which
we cannot mentkin. Alterations
free and perfect fit guaranteed. We
also give Hunt Stamps. Call at my
store before going elsewhere. '
31 MAIN 8T., NORWALK, CONN.
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING, BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
—RE8IDENCE—
7| MAIN BTREET, NORWALK.
1111 11151111111
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
grannies.”
INSURANCE.
ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALso. onkolz‘g: 108:. 1
«’1 put oil until tomorrow the Mill! 3100.000.00
duty oHodny. Surplus, 3100.000100
Office, United Bank Building,
South Norwolk, Conn.
Tolepbonv 363—6.
Not Proms. 360.000.00
Iolloiu accounts oi individuals. mon-
ufooturoro, morohonto und corporation:
_ upon favorable terms.
PAINTS.
'g ‘ 1 EDWIN H. MATHIWOON. PM
i
For
all P111813. 11,—“
Interior rim-:13? ‘31:” :10qu p.111. 2:35:33?“ *marg‘m:
liorrtll Hardware 00 W
__... liiiNK IVAN Still
PLUMIING.
mm. .
nor Warm
mm on ’
m'mm
w7111. Shut rm. Copper
and Zinc. '
so sharp, Main ,1'1l'moi.
you»... ms,
I warmer 1“}
111 1111111 1111
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
matter of taste. We have everything
in color, design and grade. .We will
aid you in making selections that will
harmonize with your other interior
decorations. ’ A A,
1..
.TO ORDER. '"
Window shades and picture frames.
8PEC|AL1
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe,
250. ,White and Brass Curtain Poles
10c.
Painter's Supplies, Crockery, Class-
I
Painiing and Paper Hanging.
I. H. Decker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
ware, etc. .1 ,
'Eilono. 1.1
Jenkins Brahms
11‘...
MREOOK PACKING
W In M
doth alto «on. puma.
NW Bollard m Rm
- Have no Ill riot. Cm .1111» {inn
In cool-oil ,, 1
Roam it Ituiionory and lid-
rlno In inn and General look-
In. in Del lobed.
11m 1.; 11. 111mm
1.11.. MFG 00!
“All, 1
1 11
C , 1
250 SPSEGIlll "
3 cans Milk .1.....1.............. 260
2 pkas. CrapeNuts ............... 25c
3 pkgs. Currants ............1.... 250
,8 nkgs Raisins ....................1250
3 pkgs. Pancake Flour .1........ 230
2 pkgs. H-O Oatmeal 250
A. STULL
u COTTAGE 111mm.
EAST NORWAL'K, CONN.
Throat. Nose and Ear.
Any diseased condition of the
Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and.
remedies. Now installed at 66 South.
Main street, and any calling will. be
given consultation and examination
f1 ee, by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch, 66 So. Main 81:.
Treatment hours, 8-10, L4 7-8.
v
IIOIEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Mon
comfortable and up-todate hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection. Porn
feet sanitation. Rooms excellentl!
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. -
Cafe carrying I. full line of Acton
Merrill and Condit's wines, liquor!
and cigars. Best stocked bu- ln the
city. . ‘
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 89H.
I: 11111111111111.1111 the Remedy:
Only a few years ago iii was consid‘
ered good form to encase the sink in
wood. thereby concealing the trap.
making it inaccessible and offering a
place for the collection of filth and
vermin. '
if this condition exists in your house-
hold, let us remedy the trouble by in-
stalling a snowy white “Standard” Por.
ceiain Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our
work is satisfactory and. prices right.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS.,
South Nowvalk, Conn.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just '11!
is a little larger than ever below.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very belt
manner. 1 i . 1 11 «:1
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures fol
your work. .. 1| a“ '
We; try to carry in stock every!
thing you need for tho decoratic :
of your house inside or out.
TMIPHONI m
11° mm or. Tumult. ,
ms Jaggtt‘rctst . j. "
m‘ounm_ RIALII‘I‘
MOIRT m. ,1 .
nos-r Rigger» :1 1 1O.“
Norwalk Chronicler