For names .1 Milly: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. An area of hill:
pressure that? is central in the Lake re.
gion is producingypleasaut weather in
all sections east the Mississippi ri-
ver. This me Will more. slowly east.-
ward and in this vicinity pleasant
wmhor“ with cold nights will prevail
during the next We days. A distur-
bonus is developing this morning in
Colorado. Fronts were reported as far
south as Macon. (in. conditions do
not lndicnte any decided change in
the weather for this vicinity.
A monthly business session of the
Nomalk City Council is scheduled for
tonlsht.
.--Dr. Dick's cures a cold.
Miss Irene Default, of West avenue.
is iii (if appendicitis. at the Norwalk
Hospital.
Contractor S. B. Wilson. of Yonkers.
N..Y..‘ formerly of Norwalk. spent Sun
day‘ln town.
.An important meeting of Douglas
Fowler Post. (i. A. it. will be held
this evening. 3
Our Brothers‘ Lodge, 1. O. 0. E, of
Norwalk. will hold a regular meeting
this evening.
Miss Mary Graskunz. of New Haven,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in South Norwalk.
“Basketball. Armory. Mon. eve. Co.
F Vs. Knickerbo‘clters‘. Dancing 8 to
8:30; 9:30 to 12.
Miss Alice Coley has returnedto her
home in Norwalk, after a visit in
Greene Farms with her sister. Mrs. O.
H. Jennings in Southport.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-
ance. of Norweik. will elect officers
this evening, at Sons of Temperance
Hall. in theflazette building.
The open trolley cars which have
been stored in Bridgeport and South
Norwalk during the winter are now
being gotten ready for summer busi-
ness.
You re growing more beautiful day by
day. dear Grace.
i hope you' re not using cosmetics on
your face;
Oh. Charlie, this Is: a great injustice to
l'm simply using Rocky Mountain Tea.
(Cards out).
Finished s Drug Store.
The adjuiant general' 11 office in Hart-
ford is being renovated. The room is
to be cleaned and recsrpctcd- The pen
slop office is receiving similar treat-
ment.
Miss Helen M. Delury. of South
street. Bethel. returned home Friday
night. from a three weeks visit in
South Norwaik, Bridgeport and New
York city.
William W. Sheppard, the bicyclist
and chauffeur. who has been spending
the better part of the winter at his
home in Boston. is making a shott
’ ' Hiram 111111 13m
The 1.1.1.1111 sill: iii ltlie min 1::-
hunted their “Wig _
L Bessie
mlguc‘il'n 1:111-
611 area spending is
11.119.11.11 of the degree 11...... of
ohm:
Red. en's "Hull: Md
tote bullnrflsw
Many of the 11111111] no
laws sushi-“and early thlsm
n .,.
went off teddy.
Frederick bane. of South Norwrillr.
their aunts. the Mines Month.
The Rev. Dertt T. Van Daron, pas-
who had a severe stack of heart
trouble Friday had another poor turn
yesterday, but is much improved to-
day. .
There were fifteen sales of real as-
tate in The Norwalks. last week, with
mortgages recorded of $23,887. For the
last week in March. 1905. there were
seven sales of property. and mort~
gages of $7.400.
Cornelius W. Gladstone. who is now
occupying a position as baggage mas-
ter for the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. in Sound
Beach. is spending a few days at his
home in Spring street
Rev. Charles L. Carhart occupied
the pulpit of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church. yesterday morn-
ing and evening. Mr. Quinn. of Bridge-
port. presided at the organ. and gave
very satisfactory service.
with its arrival some other things
such as pussy willows, blue birds and
tramps. The. latter are becoming
quite too unmet-.0111: and their gentle
knock at one' s back door is frequently
heard
Mrs Mary A. Nichols, who has been
visiting her son. Rev. John I). Nich-
ols. North avenue. for the past three
months. has gone to .w York. where
she will visit her daughter for two
weeks. and then returning to her home
in Newport. R. l.
~"Doau's Ointment cured me. of
eczema that had annoyed me a long
time.. The cure was permanent." lion.
bo1 Statistics. Augusta, Me.
A special service for men was held
at Trinity Episcopal Ci111rch.in West
port. Sunday afteruoon
lily F. Humphries. rector ofv rlnlty
Church, South Norwalk, delvered an
address on. “The Episco . Church.
Before and Since the Revolutionary
War."
Company 11‘ is having its parlor and
old equipment room at. the armory
very elaborately overhauled. The
work will cost several hundred dollars.
The equipment room has been divested
of the. old lockers which were replaced
by the new steel individual lockers in
another part of the building some time
ago.
Wallace Stuart. South Bend. lnd.:
Loyal Clark. Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Strong. L. 0. Cushman. Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Btemmler, H. W, Plant. New
York; F. R. Stu-lain. A. Robinson.
9?“ of Colombia Circle Com onions .
iii in a
11 ha duties of a 3'
dew position- this! morning. with ills ,
. father. Donny 8.111111. in the real as "
,. 1:11 2
atom ill in .'
award. of the festive trout The low :
Miss Marguerite hello and Mentor .
will spend their Easter 111.111.... with, ‘
George street -—Naw Haven Register. °
tor of the Norwalk Bartlet Church. .
Spring is supposed to be here and ..
S. W Matthews. Commissioners “11- .
.itom-v
“use pet’s '
ill: on dolls": and
bilalfidaiil
11111111111 11
' a pit it”
still skin can
the gastric or that Recall M1 .
Tour Will cure day .1111...- or
trouble 11111111: from catairh or,
they will refund the money. We
are. proud of our connection with
the ReahlltRcmedics. particularly
so of Mac one. because a rain-
cdy must be something out of the
ordinary“ to get our backing. It
is not all proht that leads us and
our one thousand associates into
endorsing this rented»; it is our
years 0 experience with instill»
clues and our knowledge of them
that makes us believe that Rekall
Mucu-Tonc' is a bone-tide discov-
cry for the cure of all ailments
due to catnrrhal affection. We
know that it is not a cure all
but a woody built on scientific
lines and not a patent medicine as
each one of the one thousand
drug ists knows its formula and
its vs no. It has one great addi-
tional value besides outing consti~
tuiional calarrlr—v—tllni it is :11 sys—
tem builder. No such tools was
ever before designed for the cur-
ing of inflammation of the 11111—
cous membrane-her can it be
improved en in the prcsmt ago.
Just stop and reason with your»
self for one minute. We are do-
busincss right here in your
in clst. Could we afford to offer
. our name and endorsement to
Mum-Tone as we do if we did
not know that it was an honest
medicine: Could we afford to
agree as we do that 11c will re—
ftiiul every penny paid 115 for the
medicine if it does not benefit.
All we ask is lllt‘ customer's.
word and the empty bottle and
we hand the manor back. No
signed certificate. We believe the
mink, especially the sick.u1c
test certainly every sick per-
son who suffers from any of the”
» fellasvlng ailments should take ad-
vantage oi our offer 10—11211.ch-
all Much-Tone cures catarrh of
the nose, throat. stomach. intes-
tines, liver, kidney or bladder,
and any who Ill.‘ 1'ntvalcsci11g
mad ribs. hays.
from sickness of. .. .I\ kind should
take advantage of nut offer and
purchase what we recommend as
the best tonic ever sold 111 n drtig
store. We have a large trial size
at fifty cents and we guarantee it
or refund your money.
The Clifford “Pharmacy, Drugglsts
aggregates over wide
drum n .. '
A: illqglletc Remedies
are [topped under one
name. t 113 also succeed
or. fall ogetbcr. There
‘mnsi be. 1 Weak liiilrl .
in this aim 'One lill- .
worthy remedy would
mean disaster for the en-
tire plan. If you. for
exoutilc. purchased the
Renal Cough Care and
were not cured by it.
how could we Ix not
you to place any lill
1312mm“ liCl the Rexsll
1pcps life 0 any
of 1:1 irlltmbor o the
chall family?
You can understand.
therefore, why such anxp'
ions can: wail. given to
finding and choosing the
remedies to which the
7
name "chall' was ’_ ,
given. We have ltd“
miitcd- ppm: to this our
old until our conunitteo
of ex cris lied been c011-
\lllCCi? 11y, investigation
and test the: it was the
first rrutrcly know» to
media‘s! Minute for the
ailment it aimed to re.
love... .7
Who should know bet».
'lcr than the leaditi
'lhousaud druggists
this country what are,
and what's” not, slip
ciao: mod1clnc5?
Remember. the success
of our enterprise depend!
on the merit of each 1‘11-
divided! remedy. Our
reputation, which is our
very business existence.
.l .at.si11kc. Can you
cab: that in buying a
Rexali Remedy you are
buying the best that
«were and experience
can give you?
Il-‘or \‘c’rvousncss—
R1 xnll Atucricanitis
I lixir. 75c
For Dyspepsiam
Rexnll‘ Dyspepsia
Curc. 251:.
For Co11glis--
Rexall Cherry Juice.
large bottle, 251:.
And- ,
196 other chall Rem-
edies for 196 other all.
media.
‘ ~ Birds sing at dawn of day. when glow-
Many people 111 The 1111111111. are, *
momentum with 111.11. John 11.111111»...
as... we hob ti:
0 53::1M :1 111.17
'M'. h-number thermionic; sheared
‘ Last year. 1.31 on incite/o years
ceding. Miss Crosby (MM. van XII:-
tyne) and the. mince! this church e11-
cbonged birthday masts. names
shoe with the agreement made.” 1 Amt
It was agreed that the or .
should continue 1111...... as be .pliriic's
survive- The Waterbury recipient
greatly appreciate: the kindness of
Thinking that many of tile readers of
The Chronicle may be: interested es-
racially in Miss Crosby‘s words. the
sonnets of 1905 are hereby given:
From Mr. Davenport.
lug east
With crimson sets shame the moun-
tain tops;
Then as If touching all the organ
stops.
They furnish earth with music's rich-
est feast.
But thou. dear friend. as when the day
increased.
80 now when twillght's softest shad-
ow drops
Upon thy life's rich. ripened harvest
crops.
Dost give us glorious holes. nor last.
nor least
song
That melts like fairy simian upon
the car
And Iingeps with its .bcnison of
pi? 1:;
We‘re glad that still in accents pure
and strong.
in tippllng measures
clear
Thou praisest Him whose praise will
never cease.
From Miss Crosby ‘
Hailidchoeen. herald oi the King of.
n 11
By faith still walking where Hie
steps have trod.
Thou messenger of truth. beloved of
beautifully
Oil,
Who dweliostln the shadow of His
wings;
Thanks be to lilm 0 friend
brether dear,
For deeds thy patient. trusting heart
has done.
F01 rescued souls. for battles fought
and won.
That. slid the sunset of another lear.
Long be thy life and bright each birth‘
day morn.
long be thy life, with joy thy con.
stunt guest.
May heavenly peace thy future years
iiilOiD.
Till thou are safe within the vale of
rest;
There may we meet and gather. friend
with friend
To small the anthems that shall never
an
and
a
bruise hot eighty-sixth birthday. it
is gratifying to know that she retains
to such 11 good- degree her physical and
mental vigor. Long may it be befoie.
she leaves the earthly fo1 the heaven-
ly (boil
Among the letters received on Saint
day by Miss Fanny Crosby. the blind
hymn w1lter of Btldgeport, whose
eighty sixth birthday was celebrated
by friends. was one from a longtime
friend of are poetess in 'Waterbury in
the letter was the following verse:
To MISS FANNIE J. CROSBY.
1820~March 24—1908.
“Twas in the chilling March when earl-
thls writer of world-wine reputations
We gratuiate thee on thine evening ‘
3hr. Eldest Shopping at Mas
11111111.... Spat Made
in ‘3“: Section.
.83-85 Washington Street.
Match 24.1906 Miss Crosby cele ..
Carats
There is no article in a woman’s wardrobe that gl
her more concern at this time of year than the Corset. he‘-
cause she knows that if the Corset ll not right. her ,
Spring gown will be a failure.
The R & G Corsets are “better than ever.” the fl‘illlilflét
turers say. and we candidly believe that they are TH
BEST made 1n America at the price. The new tap .
waist styles are made to fit any figure comfortably, and m
ease of movement and the right form to the figure. .
have a great many styles. all new, at 50c to $3. or: pair. "
We also carry many other popular makes of Corsets, iii»
eluding Redfern. Name. C. 3.. Loomer’ s, Warner’s Rust-
proof. Thomson's Glove-fitting. Ferris Waists, Maternity
Waists, etc.
N. E. RYAN 8. co
85 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Namath.
,
A full‘llne a.“
EASTER POST CARDS
lest bird ” fl ' ' ‘ “
stay in South Norwulk South Norwalk' 3. 11.111111, 1.. 0111111111. 11 ussrui. wsoomo o1r'r.
Work on the new lightho‘use at New Haven; Coot-go l3. “McPemler. "11:19:“ begun its prelude t° ’9' N Y k (ll be ; ' C T... 8
Peck's Lodge is now progress as I'M)- Theodore 'l‘. 'l‘ryer 11 so. were ' aw or o . xecutve omm ties of u
idly The non works 03 {he} 131‘!“ $9 Eueats yesterday at ihe 11011.1 Clifford STDRE Amt; “mm“ "mm“ we” Vi“ People nowadays are Ie-rnlns that A c3111... f111 dim can“?
now in position ill) to an no 11 “I e John w, Wehie, who is film: 0. o- the best present to give a newl mar-11189 “I 0 0 “9.01“”. .
platform around the light proper silica in the choir of Trinity gharllh. To '33.? 1:22;; welcome to the rut-Ind ried couple is money, instead ofy glass ,mittee 01' the State Poultry '
r m °'°°° .::.:“.:::1: :‘°.:::: your" are: m... 3:2“::°..:::’.°:.‘:°::::.::°: has: '1::::°°..°°.:i.°° it
1 like eve or an o e on n a e . 1v met 11 wor '
ifiiynezlfgné" 11ml healt’lly 8 A great Church. Norwalk. At this church he 1 » . 7 - 1 > Our growing aluminum to coerce. COMO"! the giver Whll use the recelp- were 9'9"“- The “I‘ll h
smug tonic.ilolli&ter1i‘s Rorckby :llied alposltitofn atoll: 3933.!” $.11“ 3:11;: NEGLECTID CHlLDREN. OLD COLONY STOCK. Mlll many a doubt and tremor to :32: $13? mgifoyhllna‘gigto aims“: $8131; 351:“ b35101; .th‘ee $333.” 11:11.1:
' ea or ii 3 ll anger 0 1 - a nu)
figmuggfitds allrtifinsmie. a gentleman with many friends He Judge Nobbs canoe Graham and Road Will Probably act Necessary And 31.2: our want 0; faith and hope a big establishment up town got 11 inn. W. J. Cory, of Woodbr .
The “We“ at the South Nor walk is also an assistant engineer of the Fruln Ventilators to County Horns. Authority to Sell it. absurd. 2113:: “reaches”. rwhenl lll‘ad warned“L to ‘gumaoxzpégd. w 1:133:03: It’d-
llapiist Church. yesterday. were well WWW" fire department. in the probate court. Bridgeport, Sat- lzl‘hc‘Old Sofia) ”i?“ which butap- AM new another March completes the ills [3:6illail”Wilyliilllllice: 3313 him 1him A vote was passed
11‘ N ver in the hi tory of the The remnarmeetlns loe Woman's 1° . ” e” 0 '° ‘ ° 1 5 "”3 0' “’ ""0“ ’9‘“ . 'treamrer be re iredt a1 1 ..
attends . 6 Il , 11 day. Judge Edward P. Nobbs com at “man under the Massach n m, ()f saintl son and service to the may yea:11.:11.1.1un111i one day that on o e 3.
church Were there so many communl- Association 0! the 90“” Norwalk 0"“ mltted slit neglected children ‘0 mg l‘w“ h“ mode a statement t?) “the world y 8 be had been 111.. triol and intended to 31000 and (19905“ some Vial tilt:rm be...
rants. and a deep solemn“? W“ '0" “WWW“ “‘“m‘ w'" ”9 he“ °" Count Home at No 111. The 1.11111 11 ' 1 . A 11 11 th :0 away torn week. The prorarietor. “em "'0 week” from data
througho tthe day. A goodly number Wednesday afternoon at '1: 30 oclock. run wire Alfred M3.“ and Eliza ml; {38111133 $M“}“: 33.10;. "1&1 slate M 1 Elissa“ no one year nearer PM“ to show his appreciation of his service It was voted that the preli
received ‘t‘he blind of fellowship in the The lollOWlnz woman: will be given: ' 9 9 '9 ° ° 9 ”“0"“ ' ”mummy a fair-sized check to him a set of lantern slides for 1;
morning ands umber were immersed .80uth Africa-Jim: Customs and Re- ham, aged respectively it. eight. and realised from this sale la in be used. Accept my Simulations. Blnxef. dear.
. . . four. and Thomas Raymond and Hur- Some ”56.000 is needed for four And Wish that. are life's do: for 0180 When M’ returned he ”de him what tern work. the t n W P
in the evedin ‘The serum: on theilglons of the Native l'rlbes. Mrs. ~ . he had done with the money y. The subject of holdi
"Divine Day" was listened to with the George A. Jennings;H Modern South old Fruin,age1i 10' 13 111111 eight. The "MW the road “0'“ Braintree to “9 furl “d- “Well air." said the benedlct "the stitutes and field day“:
cases were conducted by Prosecuting
linmoneOfiioer Elbert 0. Hull. All
live in Bridgeport.
The mother of the Graham children
is Mrs. James Graham who was ro-
centiy found in a very destitute. condi-
tion at her home at Union place. Her
husband deserted her several months
ago. leaving her Just three cents with
whlh to support the 1111111111. Mrs.
Boston. BomeMoomoo is needed for
a new bridge at Peposot.
it developed at the meeting Satur-
day that the Old Colony. which in real.
iy a part of the New Haven road owns
the Nontssket Beach Railway com
may and that it was purchased last
January.
ONLY CUR! FOR DYCPIPOIA.
Thou bring to score: the pearl of
greatest price.
--John C. Davenport.
AN iNVtTATiON. ‘
We suit you to try I 25 cent bottle
of Cromhle's Cough Care and we will
pay back your “money if it fails to can.
t slngiedoso loosens the hardest
cough. alleys inflammation and gives
Africa. Mrs. Joseth Fillow; The
Mexican Session. Mrs Susan Welsh.
TROUT OEASSON OPINID.
April first opened the trout season
and today the brooks are being whip
ped whercevor there are fish and in a
good many places where there are no
at fish at all. The sportsmen who went
Mrs. and i picked out 11 fine tombstone discussed. but no action Wm
for my 'flrot wife!"
1 lowest attention.
were also advanced for ed
work.
Among those present were; ,I '.
.c K. Graham. of scam canons
iamin Brundage. interline]: .1.
Card Bristol; ill. W..
Hampton. G. V. Smith.
II. Hamlito toev Ellington: W.
Letter to Central Food 61).,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Dear Sir: ll'i‘hrce quarter paint' is
a good phrase for the best outside of
)3:
‘ m ndard mark Hiyo
You’re Ready
11911 A
llcvoc is the
The next— -best—-—- ere are several
, ‘ Norwich: ii. strong .
ai .1 out this mornlns report good catches (m: 1111: and her family were recently Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Castle. mtfai sloop. ll‘. ll. Barter. A .I . , .1,
"3i: fil‘mlfillm‘l‘lgrghgs 100. as a rule and mo pleased with the token. to lakevlaw home. and Judge Del..say11: "i suffered for Vim with spring suit. 1”“ . 7
“’ The built of ill» “a“ in “my“ are outlook. for t o trout season. N033, yeste 1:: morning gave no ord- dyspepsia. used to have great distress MR. HADLIY OUT OF DANGIR. l
40 or 50 or 60' a '9‘, are better than Among the coal lovers of the gorillas r the re oval of the children to and belching. i tried everything i JlilFll‘ll MON Ci!” .. April 2.-~ And 1: . to sell on POPULAR Am
1301 m, 3,, wow than 40, art of lanai: Walton is Ed 1111: F the county home when they could he could hoorof ofbat' nothing helped me The physician attending ttornov - ; era rm“; . 1 . V“,
is” do they act? They cover from Smith. the telephone solicitO'. Mr better cared for. until! took” all inn Balm, and one lid oral Herbert El. Hadley charm 1. 3°10” “.62: ' y ° t. i ‘ WHOYT'S T;
n “to throw“. , 1111 much a, no .Smlth caught a string of spotted booth The case of the Fruit: boys was cent bottle cured me can: ly. " night that danger of poo in s 4“” that m hnmlfile’gu
v2: and they mew m to three- ties thirteen in number. , 111.111 institution of Odlcer Hull I'm-.1111: me. "a it. passed, 11111111111111. soapy ld not m m 8:111 i. i 101:}, am on; 301.1
mm 1111 led oil“ . by . r fiweone’y. of the 81m Baxter and ‘. CliffordP1 Pharmacy. " he shill to leave his room yfor several fob lo l’ “ g”; "3mg” Oil Commotion:
"“wm are they worth? The same ‘ Heart. Church. The 1111111111111 reside am yo i I ‘13“ ° 1” I; “M Madam w. its
role am hold' 11 w“ mm 3...... withith r father in a. miserable gamt 11111111111 11 KNIGHT. ‘ 1. 313.53%”... M 11.1. 11111111.;
some points than the ore wort: they '“ 2 7 “"9“ street The" clothing ............. today y. We guarantee satisfac-
was very meagre and they had not no
tended school in: a long time. They
presented 11 derived and destitute on
mice 11nd excited the sympathy of
he court. Who sent them to the cow
. ty home. where they will receive pro-
‘ per cm. .
ll 'l'i-il MOON iNHAIiTIDf
" Col van that the moon
has sin and .whioh makes life
‘-‘ ”'13. W lyilllfla‘d“ it‘ll
.. gs. .
,lioveshsrd git time ,oo‘thil
. 0:111:1in who
11...... that ectric illness cure
ridiculous Maurie. Chills .
. toolbar-ails. Dissi-
liaoou City Journal.
The ceremonies of the creation of _
a hknight hate ifll'lfill , .
ill till. 11 box on ill a
with 11 word Ito“
worth t 111:; the ”auto"
$135.. or 11.?5’. duals as much 1111
the point. i
‘ . ‘ Ytours y.
111w. DEVON a 00.
“it. Ban-c. millet sellsourI paint. '
tics in at and wear. ‘
Good suits and Top Coats.
$10 to $25
‘ Owl slander. Wednesday lliil
" My m
the resilient of
the dignity ”at 111 with the naked
ileum in tile ongthe ancient. use
mend" tlil'l afterwards about»
so this esteem one flat. of we
hekni gilt. a m
momma with some
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