, or p . “you would
harm. ’ l . ‘
nth, Brushes, Sponges Bath Soaps.
Rnwrcflw. Bee ,:,,'ri‘cilet Wa-
‘ “We Pittman.
,P’fimiiil‘igiW " gyms
u... ,
John Cole. Jr..‘hus resigned his posi-
tion in Stamford and taken one in
Bridgeport.
Captain William‘H. Hoyt has placed
his launch in commislen for the sea
son, and she is anchored oil Gregory's
Point. ’
Thisevcning. Rev. Edward Cunning-
ham will lead the regular weekly monln,
preys: meeting at the East Avo Meth-
odist Church. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Long, of Richmond
There will be a business meeting
of the Advent board at the regular
prayer service this evening, in the
chur'éill in Wu VZ‘endt street.
The regular , weekly meeting for
prayer at the Advent .Church will be
held this evening, under the leader-
shipot Rev. James W: Davis. ~
' l
The young men who.took the liberty
to play ball on the lot in llowurd avo-
nue, gunday, have been forbidden by
the owner to play there any more.
i
The engagement is announced of
Miss Olive E. Scoileld to James A.
, Seymour. The wedding will take place
at the home of the bride in Howard
avenue, June 10.
Mrs. J. D. Wheeler has received a
pair of embroidery scissors sent her
by her cousin in San Francisco. The
scissors were picked up in the ruins
of a big house on Nob Hill, '
The record in chicken hatching has
at last been broken. Sometime since.
a certain man was heard to remark
that he set a hen on twelve eggs and
as a result she hatched out also chick-
ons, a streaked shake, a chipmunk and
a woodpecker.
' ROWAYTON.
W. F. Ambler spent Tuesday in New
York city. . ..- _ ‘
The summer schedule on the trol-
lcy line will probably go into cil’cct on
Friday, May 25.
Miss Wilson has been substitution
at tho lilbrary in place of the librarian.
Miss Clara. Raymond.
R. B. Hamil, of Heliport, Long island.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. lru
E. Potty, of ltuyluoud stroct.
The young people of the Methodist.
Sunday school have started rehearsing
the music for their Children‘s Day
concert.
Mlss‘liily Wilson left yesterday for
her home in St. Louis, after an extend-
ed visit wlth her cousin. Miss Margaret
Wilson, in Logan street.
Mrs. M. M. Scovell, Brooksldc. spent,
two days in Durlcn. the past wuck.
Mrs. Scovcil. who is at the liurrluctuu,
N. Y., will return to her summer home
here the first Week in Julie.
While carpenters were at work rc-
pairing the Alunsou Williamson place,
now owned by the 'l‘okcucko Corpora-
tion, a letter was found by them stut-
iiig that the house was built in 1761.
Illirum omi- l’orcy Sharron. Charles
and John (Jokes, Louis Kendricks and
Daniel Powell have resigned as turm-
bors of Reliance Hook and iuiddrr
Company. Ono ofthc former members
says the reason the resignations Wore
soul in was because of an order of the.
officers that charges would be. profor-
rod against any member oi the com-
pany who presumed to use a blackbull
during the election of new members
a few nights ago.
M
’l‘hoiuot in the course of‘ entertain-
ments tor the benefit of the Roway-«
ton Free Library was dwell in the
old Baptist (lhurcb. lust uvculhm by
lisniuel Richurdii Wood. The topic oi. 1
the address was "lallllyelttl'li Visit to
Connecticut gin 1824!! The lecturer
carried his outlined with him through
the various scenario! the French poo
riot‘o triumphantrmnrch through Now,
York end Connecticut.
scribing the splendor of his recup-
tion in the lotion- towns and allied.
and especially at the capital city. Hurt.
lord. Such iambic-out rolling on (ion-
poeticut’o lair More. such woman
l1 truce “all“. um. such a colon-
did would”! the moldy nous, such
it almond II till Water's art had
wroujht to do honor to this noble
ire
to‘wivo Miie'River. and one bad tcund
it. indeed very quiet. ‘
(ion; of the Ocean weanling with fine
.el'foetby Mrs. w. 11'. Ambler. «top new
dishes Joining inihechoruo. at the
conclusion of the leoture‘The Mur-
suillos was sun-s by Edward Brother-
.tonrdluss very .pioouinommoer.‘ "
"Robertamitb;
Phone Ill-I.
a week with relatives in New York.
brother's family in Brooklyn, next
Hill. L. l., spent Sunday with Mrs.
Angie Morley, Dnrien,
grandmother, in Stamford.
wic-h, spent Sunday‘ with their mother,
Mrs. Evans, of Lclloy avenue.
Dnricn, has been rented for the sum-
mer to a New York dentist and iam-
lielgbts. who is in the south, recently
visited Mrs. Henry Sclleck. in Ashc-
ville.
Mrs. William J. Fleming: loaves
soon for a visit with her fricud. Mrs.
Iienhum in Brooklyn
Freeland.
lloslon, are visiting their
Mrs. Dr, John Waite Avery, Norolon
Heights avcrnw. -
home of Mrs. Williams, Prospect are
one, this evening.
.l., will visit Mrs. Richard Frost, Muns-
graphically .doI,
ew York, Midi/Ill“? by close
wt
Columbia. the ‘
Best limit
Rowen”. 'Clllli.
DARIlilN AND Monorail."
—-—-——
Mrs. James M. Wiilmott is spending
.-........._..............L. ..-. ,..,_...._.
Miss Hattie Morley will visit her
Miss Eleanor Seileck, Maple avenue,
ins returned from a visit with her
..
[Jack and Francis Edna. of Green.
The Sclicck~ place. Maple avenue.
ly..
Mrs. Richard Skelton,
of Noroton
and with Mrs.
Rev. and Mrs. D. W. lioborls. of
daughter.
The society of the Methodist Church,
liuricn, will hold a sociable at “W
; Mrs, George W, ()iwrluudcr, who is
with her son's family in ltiugsbury. N.
licld avonuc, next week.
Mrs. Henry Scllcck. Miss Althea
and llcrinan Scllcrk will ll‘flVt‘. Ashc-
ville, N. 0.. today. and are exported
in liurlcn log orrow droning.
.l. ll: .lcnk s. Mrs. li‘rauklln Jones
and William M. McCord, are among
illt‘ rcrcul arrivals from Now York.
at illl'll' Norolou numuicr homer-i.
Mrs. lialdwln is rcrovcrinr, from a
serious illness of several works at tho
home of R. M. Smilli. Mansfield nvc~
nuc. During her illness Mrs. Fred
Mnlhcr has born in attendance.
llr. Ely .lolllii’o. of Brooklyn. neph-
cw of Mrs Augie Morley. of ilrook-
sldc avenue, sailed for Europe a few:
days since to pursue medical studies:
In Munich. (lcrmany. Mrs. .1cllittc
will sail in .luly to join her husband
abroad.
llarry ll. Duncliy. who has spent the
winter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Dauchy. Lolloy avenue, liar-
lon, will return this month to Colora»
do. to look after mining interests and
there will be no more whist ut "the
colony."
The Rev. Curios Martyn will he in-
stalled pastor ol' the Nornton Presby-
tcrlun Church on Friday, May 25. The
sermon will be given by the Rev. Mr.
Marlyn, of New Jersey, und a brother
of licv. Curios Martyn will take part
in the ceremonies which will ho of an
elaborate and impressive character.
it‘d. li‘unebuw. son of Mrs. Edward
li‘unsbuw. of Duricu, who has imcn
critically ill in the island of Jamaica,
has recently written home of his re
covery and prompt grind houltb. Mr.
l-‘unshuw. who is an artist as well as
u builder of brklues. soul very ci‘l‘cr-
tlvc sketches of tropical sunsets, birds
.Mlil liowm'ii,
Miss Laluo. or ilmilbbury. has re-
turnod from a visit of two .Wooktl with
her sister, Mrs. Dr. ilousc. Maia
street, Barton. The father of Mrs.
Helios and Miss Mine is the Rev.
Thomas N. Luise. who has been a
membhr of the New York luusl. (loafer-
oncc lorly-ono yours. and was at one
time pastor of the Methodist Church
oi Stamford. .
.m. and Mrs. Alfred House.
ammonia her husband,
or Franco. mar been seen
rm moon by till
live. When
sealed to the limo . m
mli ”dein Interline.
W 1"” “‘3‘
witch of local color.
m it , . lblml rer it:l flog?
iv e Whom ‘mhdhn no or;
In. and Ir» Wood was
visiting Pull. mull ._ they were pre-
Ml“ 1?,
w o
oaths famous White
serous. and narrow ledge where in
ridbt
, , been the guest of triends; in town. 138- ,
coolly. . ‘ ‘ . '.
Monday hero with insulin and
thBB- . ‘ ._ I
my yet. . The dovupvln'usgruvstlux.
butthero‘ are promises “that the trouble
will soon be reunediod and once it is.
at the Forms. plane to make material
alterations and improvlainents to the
cottage nnd surroundings. '
covered, what he thought .wao a thief.
in his burn and after some general-
ship caught the fellow and althoush
it was midnight got the sheriff up'and
prepared to lock the intruder in the
cool 2r. Before the ‘oiilciui could set
to'the scene, however. Glynn learned
that the man was employed in the
poighborhood and was really barm-
ess.
Village or Gooymono Sleeps Under Mll-
iittle village or Cooymnuu. 12 miles be»
low Albany, on thewost book of the
Hudson. slept under military guard last
night.
Tenth Regiment, called out yesterday
at the request of Sheritl Pitts. oi Al-
bany county, is encamped on the clay
bluffs overlooking the brick yards of
Sutton and Suddcrly.
made an armed attack, and "Camp
whom. seriously hurt, lies in the Al-
‘ of the employers.
at
. ’Mrs. Claire Dailohy. of 'l'orriugtonu
in“ very recently been the “all! of
m
; mucky spent two years in the Klon-
gurneylng ovm
u. the dam
coming under and freight have the.
d warned the outgoing animals
and in gill are otten‘throwu over
i
. am‘ ‘ ‘ . _, . a
Mctlullon.‘ of Weston, «has
‘ Mrs. liohn
Charles Mills, ct Stratlordp spent
rolli-
t
‘i' “on ”Villains“ herb
WSW. .0‘ ,, .3
had realm All Drunirtmseil iii.- 60
cents. or address. The Mother our
on... honey “ . -’
nun it .
thorium
1) .
- o
tgiijbrb- euro
Infra: mouth.
tailing..,.,l'f your
Urlnbri.Blu}dh
u use this plane
roots
. Ln Devil. cit-tho u’e Dough».
ton. Hu allowed devil: ‘Yoern. ,
, he King's Dnuahteru 'in’ ”li‘uirtield"
county will inapplwith surprise and
roaret that Mrii. Leo bowls. oi illnst
Nomads. who has been their sacrum
buy for the paint sevenpyesru, hue ro-
eignod. owing to continued ill health;
like will. however, romuin us view
chairmen oi ml. executive board roll
the state brace until the next com ‘
volition other successor is elected.
snout ”5.59%: one hub the itb- ,
W i ,
Monday night ’l‘hoinse Glynn a“;
No arrest.
W
srn‘msae ARE m uch MOOD.
itnry Guard.
COEYMANS, N. Y.. May l’l.——'i‘ho‘
The second battalion of the
it was upon
these yards that the striking italian
brickmakers. 500 strong, yesterday
Lloyd" is on the very spot whence
was tired the fusilade which resulted
in the wounding of three men. one, of
bony Hospital.
' The soldiers are guarding the houses
The night was one
eventful.
Trouble was looked for today, when
it was the intention to seer a num-
ber of warrants upon men charged
with participation in yesterday‘s shoot»
ing. The strikers are in an ugly
mood. After the riot yesterday two
parties of ltalluus tried to purchase
-mmunltien in the village, and upon
being refused, thrcntcncd violence. it
was largely the pleading of the citi-
zens that induced Sbol‘ii’f Plus to call
out the troops.
MOTHER AND SON FOUND GUlLTY
OF MURDER.
Mrs. Ida J. Jennings and H. w. Tay-
lor Sentenced to Life Im-
prisonmeut.
NEW HAVEN. May 11.~—Aftcr a
trial which had many sensational incl-
ilcuis. Mrs. ldn J. Jennings and licr
son, iicrbcrt W. Taylor, wcrc convivi-
od of murder lll the sccond degree by
the. jury in the Superior Court yester-
day afternoon [or killing .losrph E.
Jennings. the husband of Mrs. Jon-
uings. on the night of April 8. in a so-
rluded spot in the East Haven woods,
near the home of the family.
Both were sentenced to life llnprls~
onlncnt by Judge llorubut-k.
On the day of the murder. \irs. qu~
uings, her husband and Taylor drove
to the home of .lcunings‘ daughter.
Mrs. Charles Brorkcii, in Forms and
more llu- plumbers of the family on-
:ugcd in scvcrul disputes. Mrs. .icn-
nings and Taylor loll lilo llrockctt
house early in the evening. Jennings
saying that he would walk home lltit‘l‘.
’l‘aylor and Mrs. Jennings laid in
Willi. for Jennings as he wont toward
his house into at night and from an cle-
vution pour the roadway in the woods.
'l‘ayior shot his stepfather dead with
a revolver. lions standing faintly
tilllll‘l‘tllli led to the shooting.
LOOKING INTO HAYES' ARREST.
._....—
Coumel for Tucker to Leave Boston
for Skowhouau, Maine.
llOS'l‘ON. May 17.».lnm'os ll. Valley,
senior counsel for Charles 1.. Tucker.
who is under sentence to be olcctro.
ruled during the week of .lnne it), for
the Page murder. said today that a
representative of his firm would start
for Skowheknn. Maine. during the day.
in connection with the arrest of Jerry
Hayes, who is held on suspicion of be-
ing implicated in the powder. Mr.
vuhcy has begun an investigation hero
and at Weston to ascertain whether
Hayes may huvli been at Weston in
1904.
Former Attorney-Genetic] Herbert
Parker. who conducted the prosecution
in the ’i‘ucker trial, lilltl today:
"A most supcrllcinl cxnniinalion of
the mutter shows that it is entirely air
worthy of serious consideration. Buck
a dovekipment, il‘ development it may
be called. was to be expected. and com
log at this particular moment it ill par.
liculurly significant.
“It was not unexpected, but i do not
think that the thing should be taken
seriously.” ,. ..
A petition for tbe'oommututlon for
Tucker’s sentence to lilo-Imprison-
ment wall to have been presented to
Governor Guild next Friday.
W
MONUMENT IIAOH FIRE GON-
TROLLID
an“.
Twenty-Four cotton“ od the Roll»
roe alien De pro ed.
MONiJi/l 'l‘ BEACH. and. May
iii-mid lire‘wiuoh Iwbpt through the
drummer,
today was iii-audit .
about do. in. Twentyitour council
auditiie New YorkuNow Haven and
Himm «“itciirood diction were. deli:
$5,336.“. ion is «tinned ct reboot
. i. , . .i .3
would? o of the cottlm Who were
pied... git
2
and nurtured.
Mrs. Dauohy lived for
a time alone in her tout when the:
oil had
y. in outline/we here.
The rain on
And-equally door it. pursue
this month:
inn. 00- ,.
they incurs
mum illlk Bldg. 09. N
«v.
[irrigation
ARE THE» ONLY REMOVABLE ICP.
CHAMBER REFRIGERATORS HAV‘
'l'
't lrlcs.
footings settle out here curl? ,
or control on
.1
'lMllAR‘i‘iAL.. .
lust and unjust tolls.
You msy‘dereiid Millet, ,,
. work, will punished. . the chic and unpaid but.
x“ - \ . ‘ ' seller Yor‘ a.
William George; who-«bu recently . _.
purchased the Mortals Godfrey piece '1' ‘ IN
we acorn NORWALK ll
. cox.
both had Ilia emote ill!
by the Canal Gonml Lil
'r. u. MILD, comm Am'
Telephone 8
m...“ -L. . w... ~'~—
Eclipse all lionrcli
lNG A l'OSl‘l‘lVH DRY Alli ClllCll
LATION.
BlilL!‘ 0i" HARD WOOD AND EXv
RA FINE Ql'l\l.l'l‘Y LlNlNG.
ASK FOR t'A'i‘ALOGl’E.
Charles E.'Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON STRII’L . '
Phone 1612
Aston,
Ent Norwoik, Gt.
4 Cottage Ave.
Tot. Call. 223—3.
OUR STOR
is full of wonderfully attractive or-
II you come and look around
a bit. you will surely find it possible to
supply many of
YOUR WANTS
and at prices that are way below your
expectations.
This is houeeclooniniz time and one
generally feels like fixing up the house
Sometimes a. few dollars
spent in Loco Curtains, lfortiors, er a
difference iii a room.
t the slash l‘tll'niuhi
rdish a bound *cmn-
plete you will find what you want here.
M. ANGEVINE & SON.
184 Wulhinutoo 0t. Ioulh Norwolk.
a little.
Rug nicked it. big
Whether you wu
logs or wish “to
warm annular ..,.
onunrtsu
”nu-nut-
i:
sh.
.‘l
y . ‘
‘l‘llI‘ Mil-I'd
* Old continuum Iuildln‘p.
their dues and the dues have been
it their:
The investment was.» good
u again in the m m.
m7 Why don't you); . ‘
orwllll. Mil
dliIbIlllIl.
woumusn s..-
ronoins a:
acumen 'lc
SILVER BASS .................... llii
strive unis 12c
, "”’ .
«slalom: " i;
m,,mlu warm-pr mm
0 ion foils chiefly on brook; {t »
wally. audits nicotine at its .
Mrs. Davis has’ done a great deal
for the Work in this county. ,When
she took it. there were not nearly as
many circles and few at these paid".
. nay dues. Now all the circles pay-
iraised from ten cents per capita to
‘ fifteen cents. There have been twelve
new circles formed in this county in:
. the post year. She has inaugurated
county conferences; the last one to
be hold was that of last week at.“
Shelton. These have been var help-
ful and will be a permanent enturo.
of the work. though her successor is
not yet selected. Yet. probably no:
‘one who will bevappointed would like
to give them up. although itentulls
program.
ed by the state secretary.
wnsanppoiu-ted by Mrs. K. M. Spain-
lng during her administration, and
Mrs. Smiley continued to appoint her.
appreciating her value. She bus.
served as secretory for seven years,
succeeding Mrs. Gerald H. Beard,
whose husband is new poster of the,
Park Congregational Church. but was
at. that time pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church in South Norwalk. like
has been leader and active worker in
several circles in Smith Norwalk and
is at present chairman of the Ladies'
Society in the church. Her husband
is a prominent member of the county
bur and a successful lawyer. 'Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Smiley will go to
‘Wheeling. W. Vu.. to attend the na-
tional conference ot‘ the organization
which will be held next woek.——Iiridgo-
port Telegram.
MW
"Did you ever know Bilkins to keep
his word?"
“Once."
“When was that?"
"l lent. him $5, and he said he'd be
eternally indebted to inc."—Cievclund
Lender.
,‘w ..... ......._._ .. ..
—
"arm 1‘
Was a good day to use a
GAS RANGE.
The other days are:
Mondaii
Tuesdall
" Wednesdail p
Thursdali
Fridall and
Saturdaii
a good deal or preparation for the
The county secretaries are appoint- ‘
,Mrs. Davis ,
FOR H
Grand Uptlllllg
i-Genlral Hotel and (Safe-:-
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 111's.
Music by Full Orchestra
FROM 2 TO 5 AND 6 TO 10:30.
ALL KINDS or REFRESHMENTS.
' .i. DISESA. Prop.
appeal to thrifty people. The in»
bar-saving. host-saving. and fuel-
saving devices make for economy.
ALE DY
lltililttl i. no. involution link a
THE JO
1
AND
Curio... i
a
.ié ’
a
fl? ‘{ .
‘i
:
souls line the best
lilo
, we ever had.
.y.
av”
12o
,. .7, m .. i-
: ,.
Ii. Edith u,
' ,utcdsdor.i
. flbl'floflme - .
Lighting Contact]
pater
We consider this sea-
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
nor WATER,
GAS FITTING.
18,47
PLUMBING AND STEA
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
OLATE AND TlN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
use a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL arses-r, n
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. l girl
so South Main Street. '
Telephone 427.
South Norwalk, Conn.
1906
M
ORWAUS.
. .....:;'!...".'E!.!E
William EMeeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
suns HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
perience. ‘
later 8i..'SuiItli Nmalir.
localizes ros'r caries Box 547.
TRANBAOTG A GENERAL .
. :owm H. umueweoiv.“
' I. H. Mathewson
Chi-lotion
'oouvu Noll ,
BUSINESS.
‘ . OAPl’TAl-r”
1100.000.” :
vounrtocmo Morita.
mundane ,
. in
JOHN. H. KNAPP. vamp
laces n. LAYTON, ouster.
M
nlnscrons. .
How “it
; Johnil. Knapp Samuel'm
Jolilh R. Marvin J. Wall-co M;
Sworn John H. ‘9
Fun H. Rowan. ‘
.1. M. Layton 1e ,
"Gregory’s no
i
. figlllotu‘wr ,7
are: won. on
tom. lilo.
Ennis, hi
i f .
, TO CHOIR. .
Window lilldol. Mauro Fumllldi .;
. oiled; .
new onion willt.;P"l!It,
ruin “Polls. with m:
in tapas.
. lean
nun-dd _
M
l
I
W. have endeavored at all times
to bring our customer- tho but the
market afforded. and our selection oi
handsome wall coverings thi- cocoon
we think a crowning triumpth. We no
motion: to hove your Judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hanger. understand
hanging wall paper.
. 0 inn-nun
trickery. lamps. diminishing
inlets' Supplies. .
l unlit“
. a
4; .
, monument-2i).
Suwanee to '
u'Acoa M. LAYTON.
Representing some of the siren
and most reliable Insurance on
panic; in the billions. '
ARE YOU WELL INSilli
Telephone Call 97-5
EAST NORWALK ‘ '
Shore Dinners and All Kinds.
Food Cooked to Order...
Bathing and ,fislllll
Both Houses to Rent by tho Shane
. New York Realty ownaw
shares sold at $100 each in em
8100 to 810,000, pay 3 per quill—0%
annually from date of issue. Bulllil
established ten years. Ten thud
checks paid for profits, with mom
surplus. show results. Particulol'l
request.
L. COBURN, General
R.
id 80. Main St... South
on...
‘THE new.
HOTEL VlCTO
on: MINUTE FROM on 1*
EUROPEAN PLAN. '
..Our room. a special feature. $9-
and Electric Light. through A
cry room heated. ‘ ‘
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Gala in
A lull line of Acker. Merrill!»
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, Lionel-o-
Cigdn always on hand.
'1'. a. SULLIVAN,
Telephone Call. :53?“ “
m: JOHN ll. Law,"
AGENCIES. - .
ALL lNBURAN'CE, REAL EST: I;
MORTGAGES, NOTARY PR9
BATE BONDS, PATENTS ,
SECURED. “
a
o ,.
o i
should be equipped «with
snow white. onepiece "at . .
celein Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to
how deiizbluliy convenient
be to have not and coidruo ’
in, your dressing chenille
in: apartment 0 first -
room? its presence wou y w 4
the blatant decree of com ll Tl
We will gladly quote 7 ,
plumbers. are strictly ea
chllhlcil. honest lull; ‘
Norwalk Chronicler