. _ «Anrii‘ TiwAnnounohI :
51$,th ynaiorday that at .
a director: of the New
fiat-Ion and Hartford Roll» .‘
at rho (lrnntl Comrai nth.
yesterday tho atroc-
. .Iorizo the cottatvuc
In, line. between a point on
between Greenwich and
in through thget‘leid. to a
- New England railroad lust
bury station. about thirty
ll.
models and light cuIvntanI, is
It tho main lhII.I ol‘ tlIcI (‘Olll
marl Into the Berkshires about
lion, reducing the distance bo-
nDanbuI'y and New York by the.
Manual and to llll'll II consular-
onion of tho l'IIIiglIt business
the New Your division to tho
.0 England IIIih',IIaIl IIIIIIIIIg lhII
.- orlr division I’IIIIII I'm the hand
‘ tho inoII-IIIIIIIII: passongoi bust
and :1 than lino. -
Norwalk people urn of tho iIIIliIII‘ that
a notion of the dli"8(1(lis of tho NI-Iw
wk New Haven and IIIIItloIIi Rail-
0nd GOInpany, lestI-Iday in toting to
'ifl‘ ‘u reliet‘line to Danhm'y, branch-
‘ oft? from *the main lino at a point
"w wean Port Chestel IIIIII tlII-IIIIIwiIIh.
.111 moan tho death knell III IlIII iIII
two of tho I)aIIbIII_I lII'IaIIIlI ol' lhII
solidated.
11.13 anticipated that the now liltiHI
M11 t‘fect lhII [liihsvitgt'l‘ tInfllo, :Is
,IIIIII freight and IlInt. tho
8 lnIpoItafico will be III-catty
d In I'IveII Inspect Whilu it
at been no announced. as yIII. ii
oxnectoll that tho fast i’tttstiIIiIl
ties will iIII sI-IIt ovIIl' tho now Ili-
ANAGER DAVlS DISAPPEARS.
oft the Members of Roe Stock Com-
m pany Without Funds.
Albert Duvh IIIIIIIIIgIII of tin» ltoII
“took COIIIIIIIIII iIIIlIl ’l‘lIII \iiIIIIlIII:
Hand ’ last evening ill ”on s ’l‘lIIIntII-
hen the llmt‘ IaIIIII I'oI tlIII (‘tllliilll to
upon that play. Davis. lIOWPVI‘l‘,
all evidentlx hull IIIlIl hot and quit
her game with Sillllt' ot‘ lhII H’Wi‘llll‘q‘ of
e compam IIIIIl ouitlp, llIII tit has and
nutrEBses tlIItII-I dam [nu
. The coIIIpanI' “as sun II for sumo.
thing in Now .lvl‘svy. and had oliIIII'
roubles. It was In llii\'t‘ «Ins-ml lhI-
oason tonight. 'l‘lIII IIIIIIIIIEI-r iIIt'I
bout: noIIII .I'IIsIIII‘IIIII' IIIIII IIIII III-tors
ffldi‘actressos I-III‘III-IIIII to no on. Thu
stR'R‘I-Ihands lIIIIi llII- singv l't‘till)’ :IIIIl
“flit: lights \vIIr-I llll‘llt'Il IIII, llill IlIIII'II
.Wel'é no at'tol'x (ll‘ :IIItI‘I-SHIIH,
"Mn nagm i. M llII_\t IIlIIIIIIIIIl tltl'
futon. 'to- llloso \IlIo hounhl tickets and
”appointnd lltt\\tl \\t‘lli lIIIIII.
hovtlosu.
FARTHER LIGHTS DEBATE.
-- Decided That Women Should Have
Right of Suffiage.
A very I-IItIIIIstiIII. :IIIII IIIIIzIsuIIt
meeting and social I.I III.» l".tllllt|
I‘nghtfl 8001(1) III ”II South Nolualk
Baptist ClIuII-h was hIIlII I:I<t t‘\"t ninn.
one of thI,I l'II.IlIIIII.< ot' \IlIiIlI “as II
lyelyltlebaiv on tho illit‘hllllli. llt‘xfllY-
ed 'l‘hnt WoIIIIIII SIIIIIIIII ln- tirmIII-Ii
he 11 hi of SIIfi'Iag‘II. It was won lI,\'
he a Imativo
The piogtani nt’ llll‘ 'it nun; \\‘:l:~i .IH
bllnws:
P1300 Soltb Miss lI: lll'li HI )llltllll
Vocal Solo‘ HeIIIII lllliHl
”abate
I’luno Solri~~ll.IsII-I \\“-i|tIII.l “illllllh
he Ilebotets \II I‘t‘ I'm tlIII :IfliIIIIIII
filve, Rev. H. B Cilllll IIIIII , Miss IIIIIIIII
at. John and Miss i‘ llIIIl finlu'ns. For
the negative». Minx \I..I.. ouvlm- illlll
Hate Clock
’LM H. Rune :tItI-II as JIIIlgu
. Atter the claw ill tlIII prom-on lIIIIIIlI
. were normal.
‘ BCHODA CLUB ELECTS.
@nIMtn‘ray Chosen President of the
Organization.
he luchoda I‘lIIlI lll‘lll its iilllillill
ltlg last illt‘llllig illitl IIIIIIIIII ilit‘
owing ofl‘I-Iats.
. resilient- ioiIn Mill'l'ii).
II-PIIII-IiIIIIII LIIIIIIIIII III II.
ordinn 8(‘f"ll‘lill‘\ ~ .lnsvpl. .\. I :n
,mniinclal SIII-I'I-IIIII IIIIIIIIls \alI-II-
no.
Wflfilll‘t‘l‘IWCllill‘lt'h‘ ll. li‘l'i’l‘ltl.
mntilim- of llll't‘II was illlililllilt-Itl
"range for an outing III ”III III-:Ir
0111‘s. Five now llll‘lillll‘i' WI‘II'II l‘1i‘t‘l'
. a toll proposition for llll‘lilliI-I'-
‘I'nl'tolt'od.
WI‘nw—Iw‘
“All hold that i‘l’t‘illllg‘.
the up for I-IIIIuidII-I'IIIIIIII.
NE DOLLAR. IIIIII once
Lyon will take an Interest
11 [11 grow. I
1. to have you call and talk
.1th over wiith no.
stung of Lincoln Council, i), ii.
itoaliIII-
I.
Ever Seen in The1 NIIIIIIIIIIS Underline liIIIII'.
o
. Every corner of our mammoth store
. crowded with ‘
New Spring Clothing
for Men, Women and Children.
Never in the history/of our business life have we
had such crowds of eager buyers asduring the last.
few days of sunny. weather. Stocks are now complete,
assortments great and everything -marked at tempt-
ingly low prices. Do not wait until the last minute.
Bear in mind that clothing has to be altered and fitted
to most peeple, and delay means disappointment. We _'
cannot overtax our facilities no matter how eager.
GREAT SALE OF THE TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
GIRLS‘ SPRING COATS AND
DRESSES.
l
l
l i
i
. I'
f Eton and Pony Coat effects.
not less than 500 Suits to select
We have the Suspender Dress- from. Voilcs. Chifions, Silks,
es, Confirmation Dresses, Sailor . Broadcloths. Brilliantines. Fancy
Suits, Peter Thompson Suits, l Mixtures with dI'Op silk petti-
Reefers of all descriptions. from coats. Prices ,from $12.00 to
$1.98 to $15.00. $50.00. { ,
MILLINERY.
Most exquisite styles. showing
all the latest copies from French
models, as well as our own styles,
made in our own work room. All
kinds of hats for young and old.
from sec to $5.00.
INFANTS' DEPARTMENT.
Everything for the little tots-
little Coats and little Dresses; all
kinds of Mull Hats and Mull Poke‘ .
Bonnets. from 25c to $5.00.
Furniture for s
nIiIiIIII to daily.
.. l
Films 35. 00 to $16.00.
8: HYATT
NOS 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ' ‘
Annual Showing of Suits, Coats and Waists.
Wu IIIIII now showing our nIivnanI ntylna ot hinh class Suits, (‘oats and Wulsts 'I‘IIII Hlylt‘ii wlIlI lI lllt‘ :IlIoIvn
Irv no mo vIII'v IIttIIIntlvu and way much out ol’ lhII IIIIIIIIIIry.
New Spring Coats.
Stylish Waists.
Prices, 500 to 84.9 8.
Uni aauoltmoni whit-II ls IIIIy complain ll.) iwiun
‘ . , Ladies’ Tailored Suits.
’i‘lII‘I IIIIwIInt llll‘lllt‘ltl lll‘i-i .IIIIowu by III; III timing Suits
'i‘IIo rliIoIIl iI‘tIIII EIYIIIII i; also Mi'tlllll’ll IIIIII ilox (‘nzItn
in black, as won an all tho staple and fancy alIaIlIII-I.
i’IiIII‘III roIn $10 00 to $25.00
The latest stylus in Separate Coats, tight titling half-titling and box Shapes. In lunch and cova mixturoa.
In Lace, China and Taffeta Silk, EIIIIII-oltiored Linen. Embroidered Batiste, Lawns, Mall. Madras and Lin
gerle Effects, with short. threeounrter and long sleeves.
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
OBITUARY RECORD.
E. .i. SMl'l‘H.
'l‘tIII t’rIIIIIIis ot‘ Edward .1. Smith \Vt‘l‘l)
starllI-Il at tho IIIInoIIxIcIIIIIIIIIt. of his
sIIIIIiI-II IIIIIIIh following an attack of
heart tronhlII IIIII'll‘ Thursday morning
at his homo on CIIIIlnr street. IMth'urI'.
Mr. Smith. who was II InantIMciaroI‘
of and IlIIIIlIII' in IIIII'fIIlIIIIs and extracts
~iiiltl ()1llt‘lfilltnmt‘llilld C(llltlliOfllllt‘S‘ was
one ol‘ lht- 1l(‘h‘1 known IIIIIII in that
”no of lmHiIII-Iss in this suction.
Mr. Smith had hIIIIII III IIIII-IIIltlIIIi
iIIIIIItlI t‘oI‘ sIIIIIII'ui \VIIIIks. hit! his ill—
nuns Inns regarded as being slight ililtl
iIII “‘05 at no Illllt‘ confined to his bed
and as llill‘ as \YIIIIIIIIIIIIIIy was able to
go out of doors. He had suffered St‘V'
(‘I‘ill uttuvks of llt‘fll‘l trouble and a
l't‘Ciil‘l't‘llt‘l.‘ of this IIIIIIIIIIII, an attack
or unusual sorority. (‘lllllt‘ to him about
-I o‘clock 'i‘iIIII'sIIIIy IIIoI'IIing. MIIIIIIIIII
aid was soul for and such ‘i'IIIIIIIIIiIIs as
worn ill lltiiltl \I'III‘I- :IIlIIIlIIlslIII‘IIIl, hut
thoy \\'t‘l'(‘ of no avail lllltl lwl'III'II II phy-
sician arrivml .\II'. SIIIItlI lopsI-Il into
IIIIcoIIsIIionIIIII-ss and unused away.
'l‘lIII (ll‘l'l‘ilh‘l‘il was II IIIIIII'II of Room.
N. l'.. hut lII‘IIl hIIIIlI a l‘t‘fililt‘ill of hair
bury sinI-II 1800. “I‘llin lIII IIzInIII llf‘l‘t'
with his [throats IIII wan il lliil llnislr
t'l’ III’ tI'IIIIII. hut I’III~ t\\'IIIIt.\'-tl\'II I'IIIII'H
.\ or IIIol‘II huIl IiIII'otI-Ii his atiIIIItiolI to
tho valious lIoIIsIIlIo'Il ups-vialtios in
Whit'll ht‘ III-nit and through which ho
was known in tho majority of homes
in [lauiIuI-y and tho surrounding towns
within a radius of lwvaty-fivo IIIilIIs.
”II was II man of IIIIIIIIIIslioIIIIIi imag-
ill) and was held in tho highest (Is-
local in all “no lithl his .IIqIIIIintnnIIII
”II “as n ltll'lllllt‘l IIt lllt‘ SIIr-IIIIII Hap-
llh‘l tlIth.
Mr. Smith is sIIrI'iII-Ii lty lIls “'lff'
aunt in Illll.‘ son Montgonnrry II}. Smith,
I‘lllil IIIIII IlIIIIu’lItIII‘. Miss Marguorolta
Smith. and by a lii'tlllll'l‘, William 1..
Smith, and u Hlftll‘l‘. Mrs. (ivorge \\'.
Flint. all of llanhary. ”II was II half
hrotIIIII- of tho lulu Janus Montgom-
III)’ liallIIy.
Flillt‘l‘ill NIII‘IiIII-u \I‘ill lnI hold at 2:30
Sunday ilfll"l‘llflilll ill lhII lain homo of
NW IlIIIIIIIIsnIIl. 2t: (‘IIIIIIII‘ stI'IIIItn-IIIIII-
iIIII'y NIIII's.
.llllIN lvlllltlliilil. BALDWIN.
II... .I. an. ot".|ohu IIuImoII IIIIImIIn
ugIIII sI-IIIIItI-I-II IIIIIIs son oi MI and
hits (‘iIIIIiIIII II}. iIIIllexin ochIrIIIi this
IIIoIIIimI' will) at tho falnlh home in
Madison Nill'h‘t‘l lit-nth was thin to
consumption ’1 ho t‘IIIIIII'III will no hold
on 'l‘IIIIsIIIIy III :1 o‘clock from III I-IIsi.
IiIInIIII. Rev. H H. (‘III'pIII‘lIIII oftlclaling.
'l‘hII llllt‘l‘lllt‘lll will no IIIVIII'HtIio
(‘TIIIIIIIIIII'IZ
in
~
BELL ISLAND NOTES.
Norwnlk and Danbory Peoplc interest-
ed in Popular Seaside Resort.
\‘initms itl Hell Island (no nothing
tluI gIIIaI iIIIIIIIIvIIIIIIIIIts which me no
lug mail.» to IIIII nIIIIIIIII-I pianos thouI
IIlrIIIIILI although it is still vrIIv Oilt'll
in tho spring 'l‘lIIII II have been a mm
hot or union of ianrl IIIIII svvmal cot
tutu-II aI'II lllltlf‘l’ IIIIIItIIIIIplulioII.
Elbort ll. \V«lIIIIIIIIr, of Dulllliil‘y. IIx~
ports to build a cottage on his lot l'tlI
I'IIIItly lilil'f‘lilifil‘tl on Park Iil’t’lllli‘ and
(follow atI;IIIIt.
llI-IIry livers. of itidgotiohl. has a
now IIottuuo nearly ilIIil-IhIIII on West
avnnuo ’
William lI‘. t‘lalk ol Brnokh‘m N \'.,
will build a lIII'gIII I-ottngII on lhII iIIIIIIIh.
Work has alrIIIIIIv IIIIIIII (untilllt'llct‘l hv
ContractoI W. ‘. St‘iiliil'
l). Norris. of IlIIIIiuIIy III making IIII
lensivo changes and Improvolnontu in
tho liiIKI' cottage which he locantly
purchased
Clltii'ltm Stevens hIIII bought thII Iiv«
ory amino and will mow. It from (Jun
It'al Motion to West. avenue.
James A. Pairs". of Brooklyn. oftho
American 3191‘] Company. «has 11w
foundations under way fol Il largo (Iot-
logo on Summit uvnnnn
Call and see our department. It will be a revelation to you, It has surprised hundreds of
people who have visited it during its Inaugural 1t": an capo-Idol: not to no seen anywhere in m“
It It‘. DeKlyn to building a large gar.
ago on Wont avenue. He will odcutly
the 'I‘oIlIi burn for his horses thin num-
mI-II
Jacob EImIInIiIII-r will hIIVII charge of
the Belt lnluml Homo this season and
Is now getting It randy w upon. Henry
11. Rowland has rented the Bellini cot-
Iago amt will I-anl. room» to lodgers.
a. CIIIIIIIIIII Slovenia will run the law
. nose amt express business hetwoen the
inland nml the. south Norwulk Mutton
this Ilnnnon. Work In being pushed on
the new bridge hermen- the mainland
and tho Inland. ‘ .
amoral members of the Fay and
' schulrllor families. of Dallbuf‘lt. are on
snoring their outlast: at Bell Island for
It few Whom. ‘
EasteISIIits and Top [Juan
Especiallu Made for
Our $7 and $10 Line
They Will Make
Many Friend: For Us.
A timely offering for Easter sure to
meet with the approval of many men.
The Suits at $7.00 and $10.00.
Every suit bears the stamp of style
and good workmanship to fit every
built man.
The now Top Coats at $7.00 and
$10.00 stand wear and color, made of
black. unfinished worsted, whipcord
and covert cloth, made in the most
popular model. Sizes for every build
of man for $7.00 and $10.00.
GET THE HABIT. GO TO
The Bnpgrighl Clothing Bumping.
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
South Norwalk.
EEG SALE of
Sheet Music
I50 325.2223; l50
Prof. Clulie will play Saturday evening at '7 :45 o’clock. Hoar
Sitter (march-song).
Keep on the Sunny Side.
Trombone Sammy.
uncle's Quit Work Too.
Cheyenne.
My Sweat Elaine.
Chechen Chowcr.
Hoyt Mr. Joshua.
'Along.
Sliver Hccio.
And Others.
DONOVAN BLOCK.
t
A
ll WASHINGTON 5110211“,
the music before you buy.
Some One Think: of Some One.
When the Right Little Girl oomeu‘
Bell of the Ball (by Harris).
{Don‘t miss this sale.
When the Whippor—witt Sings, Mar- .
gucritc. ,
Hiram Green. mind bye.
Moving Day.
When the Mocking Birds Are 8an-
ing in the Wltdwood.
The Hurricane.
Happy Heine.
My Name to Morgan, But It Ain't
. 0
And Others.
Hits by 000. M. Cohen.
46 Minute: From Broadway.
Mary to I Grand Old Nome.
You're a Grand Old Rag.
Ethel chcy‘l Virginia Song.
,W° A. Briggormon’s
“,1 audios-rout. ,.
.' 132 WASHINGTON 0T.
AGENT FOR CRESCENT LAUNDRY.
7'.“
A I... line or 5:5an sun's,
COATS and SKIRTS Also a. com-
plate line of my
air Blank and in Store
touts homuncom.
. 1 Manual
“‘00 It finally
Norwalk Chronicler