j.‘ . endow
, two! hour at r
" l Vel‘aniiniainfeow
“I. pastorate.»
Osinphormlto
. animal and,
per bottle.
on ides.
in Walnut
M . w a e
Mrs. Enoch Bow‘en‘ has returned
from on visit out of town.
Christian Larsen and daughter are
spending the dayln New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Marshall
have begs entertaining friends from
out of town.
Mr. and" Mrs. Charles D. Grimm, or
East avenue, are entertaining friends
from out of town.
Charles 15;. Haniord, of 51 Winfield
street, started; the summer team at
Mt. Hermon school, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lee. of
Brooklyn. have taken the Beach cot-
, tags below the Marvin. place for the
summer.
John J. Cape. o'fNew York, and
Miss Dora Gumbert. of Boston, have
beenr guests ot-»Dr.- and Mrs. E. H.
Gumbnrt.
A new pilot house has been placed
on the Radel oyster steamer Jose-
phine and other repairs have been
made to the craft.
, A meeting-of, the ghope and Pipe As-
sociation will: “in!“ next Monday
evening to. malts plans for an outing
of the club to be held in the near fu-
ture. . _ , ,
Charles Reynoldsh 3 been selected
to manage Harper’s: st Side store,
otherwise known as “The House of
Lords." Michael ' , w will look af- ‘
ter the storeoh the ridge.
Hermim star. who tor some time
has work lor'll‘erd Hayes, in North
Main street, is to open a. meat market
iii the rooms on the bridge for some
time occupied by» the B. and, H. Fold-
ing Mattress Company, which moved
to Waterbury. .
All the children and the teacher in
the room-lat the’Mnrvin School. where
little Hanoi LsCrolx attended school
wrote her letters yesterday at tile Pus-
ieur Institute inNew York.,;'1‘he lct-
ters were sent yesterday. All those
who went to. the, institute from here
are settings)”: nicely.~
RQWAYTON
Charles T. Webb is quite sick with
pneumoniin
Mrs. Hobatd. who has been ill, is
now convalescent.
Mrs. John Jones, of the West Side,
is now critically ill with pneumonia.
with which her husband died last
week. 1»
William Dbl
ing from Rowayton avenue to the
Stephen Raymond place in Raymond
street, , .
The steamer‘n‘llabol L. Stevens was
taken to New Jersey yesterday by the
Kate C. .Stevens. There was quite a
party aboard or both bouts. She will
be fitted out with s new boiler and will
be completed in two weeks. The trip
was made in, five hours.
Miss Alice Pooley. of Dorian. who
was attacked by a tramp one day the
past week while alone at her home.
quickly. recovered‘from the fainting
and i ii and the t. mp had lied. The
man amended c es and when told
she had none ready}; struck ut}hedl- ‘with
his also led libw on a con e oilh
ly to hgr inclined as shg fell. and the
fellow probably fearing others Were
near. runaway. He was seen later in
Rowayion. but has not been arrested.
Harvey Jarvis a weilvltnowu young
man of Rowayton. took an involuntary
plunge while at work yesterday. lie
and the captain of the Ruby were at
work off Shippin Point. when suddenly
the boom was s over and arvey
seeing he woul be swapt overboard,
grabbed the .9 it He only caught
hold with one Juli. however. and
when be ”true «tried over. the water
he lied to lolr so. motors the host
wash etsbmlt eyhacto
swim fill)“ {get lie reports the water
very cold. , ,
John Del-ling. a summer resident.
or this his”; has received the rollov-
ing letter from his distiller. who has
been a resident of Cell mil ior some
“m: : 'ithsvorly Street.
in ‘itozamu 21, race.
nail-m or ism y on.
are m“ “"mmm’li’
1‘" the grmeuekmhni
0‘1" y VI 0
0 man“ his
1h
J2 '
My .
time that
and are re
immediate”
is. within the
to < . ,
l
i
l" ‘ iiev. W. l'. Dioramas! iii
a the
around the house. for ‘
I pie.
,eoul . Jill. “M iii
. shelter and slept outdoors. They have
.. ,wéwonft be. able he do the pi
, in San Jose. We think the Cuthberts
'to the ‘ gutter.
and and family are mov- .
, a the home of lire. Edward Hindiey,
.. ill'have ital“ tin-n {no
s asters.
chimney in falling smashed the mo.
in and ”Mausoleum“ work out
lathe bath room and. vi course, inert
are. cracks and broken _
or. w in den“ n’ile'ly in e.
. so our on es on
.. . ffifi Em er 5 in
e ornln and diode out one min
Come y and I held on to slash
other till it was over: it‘was all wr
‘ ,. , enroll ,d lotho shit.
filial}: ,0?de Wiltgied hey” all lay.
. tell, it , ,e ' ll send,
bureau‘s we’re al but in tile mi tile 0
the doors. dishes smashed and oh!
suo‘h‘havoe! A neighbor took us in to
breakfast and dinner and we putup a
got the home straightened again. but
.. H catering
‘snd chimney for some time. e are
very thankful thatwe are alive and,
unhurt. We haven't heard of any oi
our friends in the city or mountains
yet. but the Stories are alive and well .
were in the St. Francis Hotel. All-
thai part of the city where the Palace
Hotel and Blosne’s store were is gone.
One thousand people have perished
there and the hills around the city are
covered with people without homes
shelter or food, ilntil yesterday. when
trainloads of cooked food were taken
as‘ near as possible} Wears thirty.
three miles from thereand the sky it
"glaring red at night still. though yes.
torday water wns'got into the city.
When the water’ came people ran to
the gutters endbathed their faces and
feet and further along others were seen
toi‘stoopnhd drink it with their mouths
Although the men's
dormitory at the university was badly
wrecked, there was only one student
killed. and in the engineering building
the firemen were buried under the
gr tchimney when it tell. Everyone in
Cal fornie willdeeply regret the bean-
tiful'Stanford. but i see that Clarence
Mackay has given $100,000 towards re
building it, and others will follow. no
doubt. or course. every one is more
6r less demoralized. Comely always
has his wits about him and he was
down town clearing out the debris at
his store before an hour was gone. and
ready to,do business .by noon. He has
has been rushed ever since. everyone
wanting something done it) their chime
neys. plumbing. etc. He had it all on
his shoulders. as his partner complete-
ly collapsed for two days and was un-
able to even go down town. His heart
is weak, I believe. There are reiiei
committees at work everywhere and
probably by tonight the suffering will
be relieved somewhat. Every house in
town is ready to take ill refugees. The
earthquake wasn‘t felt ill the San Jon.
quin Valley. I think, at all. ‘ Lockliart
bad Just gone home from a visit with
us. leaving on the morning of the 17th.
and as he said goodbye. he congrats
luted us on our pretty home and good
business prospects. The next morning
our light came near being put out for-
ever. 1 hope to hear soon that you
didn‘t feel'greai anxiety for our wel-
fare. if the telegram had gone oil
when sent all would ban; been well.
Let this letter do for all. i am not
able to write any more at present. for
my hand is slill feeling shaky. With
much love to all. i am ever.
Your loving daughtesris
Bermuda. onions.
100 per qt.
Green Pose are in stock, 7c quart.
Spinach, per peck. 16c,
Celery, Rhubarb, Lettuce, Cucum-
bers. Rodi-hes and String Beans.
RobortSmlth
Phone act-e. runways”. Goon
basins nun unsorop.
Mrs. Henry Buoileid. is recovering
from, a few day's illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blauson visit-
ed Norwnlk friends, Monday.
Miss Helen Waterbury and Miss
Theressn Hoyt spent Saturday in New
York. , '-
Clnrk Wilson, of Stamford, is visits
lng his grandmother, Mrs. B. C. Still-
mun.
Charles Johnson. of Brookside, was
quite severely bitien by a dog, this
week.
Little Teddie Lambert is visiting
ion is lonely.
Commodore bows and family have
returned’from New York, to their
summer home in Noroton.
her fourth year as etenompllsr. tor
Walsh a Wright. of Port Chester.
”H.131“! Cinch. Stein street. De-
rien. is loss of reconstructive most
successful celery growers. liar plants
this year are unusually fine.
7 Tbsltnowiton Fife and Drum hand
held a meeting Tuesday evening. in
the mgiekli‘rnok house. to decide on
Roaming invitations for Decoration
y.” ’, .
“Mr. and lire. Samuel'i. ariiilth. who
have occupied the W. it. use!“ Place
on Main street, tor the past year. will
remove to has Ansel», Cat, about the
tint of June.
The Christian Endeavor society or
the Congregational Church, Dorian.
will hold a notable ’l‘hursday evening,
hlfi M
we. w ill >
'Mr. Lee, will tithe
his sister in Mount Vernon. and Dsr- .
Miss Jennie Fairbanks has entered a
tile .
Mrs Wiio
of Davies. an;
"8
luv
Weed. to
: at the ham
(1. on June 2 .
Miss Harriet
of the bi‘ide‘lli‘
Miss Sadie W
, new car-
at parsonage.
They are very soils ry and citrus.
tive and arrlvod‘“‘l‘l‘uilt' Tristram it.
filled. 0! Norwiihmiiyt . .
Rev. George Freeman‘s Sunday
morning lost work eased are the
ours in Heart." and n the evening;
Gen. iii-11. in the choir were liner
iémfoehbiiss; Maggi, W%l:.iMiss GrMace
.. nip , all .. .1 ivmott rs.
Sisson and%Mrs."Bel,il‘aniin sn' hills.
The church was well filled and choir
and congregation sang the “Glory
Song" with great fervor and fine ef~
loci. . . . ', .
The competition season begins at
Wee Burn domain), Saturday. The
handicap committee will issue the
spring schedule in it day or two. The
links hare been open for some time.
and ihe members will start competi-
tions well on their game. Wee Burn
is looking forward to one of the most
successtul seasons pulls history. The
membership is larger than ever be-
fore. and new members are coming in
constantly. Over 30 have. been added
to the rolls since the ,close of last
season. Among the important events
to be played on the Wee Burn links
this year is the State championship. it
will take place in July. * in all proba-
bility, Charlues EvSeeley, Wee Bern's
leading player, will not start in the
championship this year. He has won
it three times and seems disposed to
give somebody else a chance. *Seeley
is getting ill shape for the M, G. A..
championship. at Wee Burn. Profes-
sional Stoddart has the course in great
shape for the opening competition. He
is in his fifth yearjat Wee Burin.
Tlle Norotoa Public School of which
Miss Helen M. Morehouse is principal
has one hundred and fourteen child
ren enrolled. The primary grade. of
which Miss Rorke is teacher, illlill-
hers fortyJour. the intermediate, Miss
Mabel Walker’s department, includes
forty-one, and in the grammar grade
of which Miss Morehousc is teacher.
there are twenty-nine children. The
school building is worthy of its courie-
ous and eillcient principal and her as-
sistants. and by the fine (umsiruciion
and cheerful outlook prollloies the
health and happiness or all within
its walls. The building “as complot
ed ill the autumn of 1004. in the
basement are the coat rooms and play
rooms, the first floor containing the
office and four large and Well equip-
ped recitation rooms the wide wiu~
(low comauding views that are far
and fine. The. outdoor playground is
large and the exterior of the building
very attractive. Miss Edith Hart-
wright and Miss Addie Thompson, of
the Noroion school, have not been air
sent or turdy since the school spoilt-d
in September.
~To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly and en.
joy ,iii’o. use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the great system ionic and build-
er. ,
WESTPORT.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Sipperloy have
been entertaining friends from out, (if
iown. ,
hire. .1. H. Jennings is entertaining
Mrs. Albert at her home at the
Farms.
Flat fish are plentiful at ihe mouth
of the river and the fishermen from
outlying sections are catching them in
numbers. '
A delegation of Methodists are to
go to Southport this evening to putt
clpuie in the reception given there by
the King‘s Daughters of the Metho
dial church, to the pastor. '
Tho surroundings of most of the cot-
tngcs begs bfigln to look aiiraci‘lzc
puriicula y _ J in. one with it
houses oil Rive dementia. imperial
avenue, and Nor ,ttaln street. Poo
pic in this vicinity inks a pride in
keeping their pieces nice.
They say that work is to be pushed
now on the new library building but
there is none to predict how soon it
will be ere the dedication comes. Still
no converted action relative to the
securing of a memorial fur the latch
for as a token of our appreciation and
esteem for the generous donor. Morris
K. Josup’. ‘
new. saunas.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Benedict left
today on a trip to California.
George Young of Pittsburg. PL, iii
visiting at Oscar Binkcrd'u Pal-ll
street.
Iii. Dsy Atwood. electrical «innit-actor
of New York. in the employ of the
onneotiout Railway and Melitta:
Company opened an slice is the
Woodhull , as. ‘.
streams...“ m...
or ill“. , A a he
the (shovel oi lire. ‘DOFOI‘GII. who
died lathe Bermudas. where she had
none in essrob at health.
IXPL¢UION iN, RIVIR TUNNIL.
light Men faith» but Unconscious in
. NW Writ. .
m vomit
solos,_, am of. ,
Aden. tunnel rider
”soil remedy and Manhattan
.* J. I r an explosion in
We.
on to hospitals in Jersey
recover. The ssoioeioa was rumored
are
m;
to he «and.» see.
‘ Five men who were cohort in the
_ * 2th summertime
l ‘ ‘ ,committee.
weakness all you have to do is to keep
‘quiet and listen. ‘ ‘
unions Loki
d ' e. f.‘
rt¥~Thei
, ,. , , issue"!
:p acct" 1 and flip. breathing
same. If" "1‘ ' ‘
“Here’s a su ”ratios for
all mothers.
sion. always has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce of preven.
tion. Nothing seems to over-
come childweakness inite so
effectively and. quic i‘y as
Scott‘s. Emulsion.
SCOTT a BOWNE, ‘09 Pearl St... New York". 5 L
“an“... ., WW”...
It you would discover a Woman's
A Valuable Tip.
Cone iiiid see our
Spring Line of
MAT-Tums
“A woso *To,:rHs_{unss Is
sosrlclcswt‘ .
A. J. ANGEVINE ii SM.
134 Washington at. South Nocwalk.
“VICTORY”
Ball-Bombs -
Lawn Mowers. :
With High Wheel and
Double Gear. _
aleLiolit. as.) Running.
S ronc.
Easilu Kept Clean.
owl-om so
Charles E. how’s.
‘WWM
no WASHINGTODI- "ll“.
"ions?!”
i
A desk of all Trades
is not what the people want when the
require pod workmanship. My war
In done right end when i say A job
is done, its done. .
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
Pluto in Timid onset-m Pi ‘
'5 .I Mfg“ Io- mam MI-
:l'fi. hymn e 00.,
INGQRNRATED.
‘ duos-seer to ‘
races M. LAYTON.
iilAi. IOTA?! AND iNIUMNcI
AGINOY
I Relircrd Av... until Norwailt.
Representing some of: the strongest
and most reliable insurance oom-
penis. in the business.
'AiiE vou WEI-l. INWIIED?
I . .
WMKHBH eeestecnuuuurbh‘lh "d
m “HA dissent-unusuauc-il
BUOK‘gflA ...
MT anunuuluuu..nu 70
8‘!”an noa“infirm-uinitiunilooi
Hit U’i’......................wife
erllleelrleilleieeslessee
xiii
. Iii
Nimvmflw aresu-ouauteanulu.
”tourwevenotsspectedio‘ ,_ ‘ . "
yesh‘sll soccer in
s nobleness toss _
slain them who cannot help again:
Beware treat right swims.
. _' «. W merson.
' , ,6qu mi
» . while We can make
prempt connect-
ions. Postal brings
: representative.
Conn'Railway and
Lighting. Co.
son’s line the best .
we ever had.
E. E. Gilliam.
' Decorator.
“tenuous-452.
10 near or.
fit- metric on“ sTahirm’
‘-» p reaming. ' ‘
'tiofr Warns sunrise.
Her Pam sesame. ,
8 OVE AND MN
ILATI AND rm IOOFI 0.
he and ate-in Fitting,
use Fixtures. Nomination. Ito.
Have you seen out-stock oi
RW’HMOND RANGES?
, concealer, ,
17 WALL lTNIIT.
Semi :
Gouiraoior. and. Planter
articulates.
- uulsltion‘upon the governor at Penn— .
. boy 5. now under sr‘r "tjt
, lug a horse on March 17.4
We consider this sea-
I. NORWALK.
THE JONES & HOTC'HKISS
NOIWALK.
honest mill W. Milli"l 5’“ .,
procure. ‘
Mil» 1 I m. reason
mussel 1'03? it “it'll cox m. Window ail-M Picture Framing.
uncut.
_ t. , 'il. _ . _
. , ,plioaiion of counmlr‘ , Ar»
y i. bung. who is nbw‘in the,
atsbridgepori. asking ,
milled in sliticiiilr‘b‘ull , ‘wb‘s" yesterday
refused by Judge Gazer. ..
rested on the ‘compipint or re ii.
Rial. of bilinguals, Pit, who brings
wt“ for $25,000 alleging breech of an»
to so. . ,
> ,AGTB OF THE GOVERNOR.
"’bovarnor Roberts ,hus‘iss‘ucd a re: .
ayivaplll for the extradition of. Walter
on t at stale and wall ou‘m' phased?
out to answer to discharge of swab
The sever-
nor has named CopatahieL-BwisW..
Williams. at Litchileltl. to receive the;
prisoner. , , ‘
The governor hss'iapproved thehlil
of H. O. Averill, commissioner on d-
mastic animals, for $124.85. for assis
once during May.
i
intros sold at {100, each in amounts
$100 “to 310.000. pay ‘3 per cent. semi-
annually from date of issue. Business
established ten years. Ten thousand
checks paid for profits, with increased
surplus, show results. Particulate on
request. . .
- RN. General Agent.
R. L. OOBU
18 So. Main 31.. South Norwailt.
-‘_.M¢~_-..~.~
titanium
“sound MoswAtK. cons.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
_————-
CAPITAL
nun—an.—
anaconda
cu aPtus AND Psorlrs.
$173,800.00
sowm H. MA'l-Hewsoh. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vlcs.PreI.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DiRECTORs.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H, Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah 1!. Marvin J. Wallace Mervin
Christian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan. ‘
saw—WM‘M. -._ A“...
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
i
‘ ,
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. ~
i
so South Main Street.
Telephone 427.
South Norwalk, Conn.
TWO [OWN marALK' Mlfl‘lfl
son: had andovménu m than
this monthiby the Canal consul Lite
ills. Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the some oom-
peay. Wits. don‘t you!
P. H. FIELD, General A901“.
United Berth lids. 4‘ . Namely. Goon
T lynch. , ,
“all in...
W
i
I
w. have endeavored at all times
to bring our custom." the but the
market afforded, and our selection of
blossom wall coverings this «soon
we think a crowning triumphs. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hanger. understand
hanging wall paper.
Boiled, Lisp, incubating
Goods. Pullers“ Supplies.
0W ' Window, “I! with "In...“
no; White fibril“! Pelee. wlfli Pile
tut-es. 100.
lilting lilil'l’lllti tum.
ewcestis g
‘ arily repaired for the irip;t0‘
, plumbers are strictly a
.. will“, honest and ,r
or” I. 01".. V ‘i’ , 4's “v ,""=’
in“ ‘Wnlv or
that. he be llll~ bull"
its as, at: ”"
Plies 1') ”P
9f” . ‘ _
fibitut.m._...ubl:
‘ emit... sum-4g.co...ehw
dispatches ,to ihe‘fli‘ltish'. q
Salvage Company report the '
of the German steamer , x
which sank last‘li‘cbruary at if '
Alaska. ’
The Salvor. of the British
Salvage Company. with a on
rail to engage in wrecking in
waters. WGliquOl‘lh with u. w
raise the easel and sfter‘te
work has been successful. T. ,
\vasviloated two days ago qua,
to Juneau, where she will be ,
\
mault. The Salvor will tow ,
sel south. The Salvage company
receive $37,500 for solving til"
mer.
PROTECTING OYSTERQn
(Ansonia Sentinel.) ‘
Oyster growers may next ye i'
for a legislative bill calculatedg
tcct oyster grounds from no age V
lutiou.‘ The report of ‘fthe '
committee appointed by» the
board of health. pointstotliil: A
and the board will beuiilceiyaro ’
active support to such a nteasu
ONE. MINUTE FflOM
EUROPEAN FLA
..Our rooms a special fe . ” “ '
and Electric Lights ihrhféfi$ ‘ ?
cry room heated. ,
RATES REASONAB
Finely stocked Cafe in cell
A full line of Acker. Merrill ‘ ’
dlt Co’s celebrated Wines, MW
Cigars always on hand. . ‘
m JOHN a in; "
AGENCIES.
ALL‘ msusoucs. REA}:
MORTGAGES. NOTA
soar TICKETS. PRO x
PATENTS. s: H "
2 SOUTH MAINS!
nan-old
should. be equip - 1!
{snow white. suspicion"
celsln Enameled Lava
‘ Have you ever stopp
bowi delikhfully convent
in your dressing ,
lug apartment. of first
room? its presence wool
the higest degree of com ‘
. We will gladly quote y,
Horace R. ‘3
bavib. Winnie
Funeral Direct
and Emlyst
in North Main at. Mill
Residence. 6 Weillnjteil'
Telephone at house, i ”'
its
..
Corner of Monroe and 0h
m
'i‘ilo commissioners. having 4
deliver to my friends a ,.
from an excellent stocky ‘
liquors. etc. Only the
minim are to be sold.
JOOIPH DIIC
u. m ,-
Norwalk Chronicler