an“,
papyrus:
s. . mart .
ghiiygiilmt‘mluw . 5
Mrs. Edward B. Smith entertains the
L..U. Whlst Club this afternoon at
her home on Osborn avenue. _
. fL'Hommediéu brothers ha‘va not as
yetrisueceeded in getting a clerk to.
till the place that Was vacated by Mr.
Larsen.
'l‘he montlrlymeetlng oi‘ the official
board oi :the Alilnst Avenue Methodist
Church will be held next Wednesday
night at the church.
Clifton Cooley and Ralph Bennett
returned home from Philadelphia Den-
tal Quite erSuturduy and will start,
work-out aiermollsygiineaslrrsual. _; - ,
‘Bjsv. iéEiiwurd‘ Cunningham led the ',
regular weekly prayer . meeting last
evening, h‘tv the East. Avenue Church-
The uservtne was 1well attended and in-’
tumbling? < ‘ ' -
‘fi‘i
m1
“3th regular weekly meeting of the ‘
Jnhiofil‘frnying Band which was to
huvsziih'een'held this evening will be»
dispensed with'oiving to the Epworth.
Le ape convention oi the New Yerk"
T‘s
s‘ retainer. _, ,,
' ‘ Middleboro.
.v .. J. A.‘Olark, of
Mass. who preached at. the. Advent
Christian Church on srrniiay last ‘led
tire-regular weekly social service lust‘
eliciting at‘ihe'ohtirch.’ Mr. Clark is
visiting Georgelngersoll. . '
Tile antiquated sates'nt'.eitirer end
at the Washington '~st_rdét *drow bridge
have been removedsud‘ will be replac.
erli'hs soon as sensible with new ones.
leawtenderr 00.18311“ hodto" sup le-
nient them withkrdpos and strings or
a long time. When closed they .did not
do the work and when open they were
a. menace to pedestrians. The trolley
company has. men at work this morn-
ing. putting up an iron iramewurk to
held the trolley wires. The frame
will be similar to that recently instal-
"ied at the other end of the bridge.
W
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSlA.
.Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
‘ Del.. says: “I suiiered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. l ftrled everything i
cauld hear of. but. nothing helped .me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one
50 cents bottle cored me completely."
For sale by R. H. Planted, F. H. Bax-
ter and The Cliirord Pharmacy. *‘
newsman.
Mr. Acton is making extensive im-
provements about hisfnewly purchas-
ed place. ,.
Mrs. Ira E. Petty. of Raymond street.
‘
{is spending the daywlth her daughter.
Mrs. Chester A'. Stephenson, in Mount
Vernon. New York,
Mrs. Carr and daughter have nrr-lv- (
ed. from Washingson and will occupy .
the Williamson homestead recently
.purchased by Tokeneke Corporation.
Some sneaky person poisoned the“
. pet collie dog of Mrs. Lizzie Stev-
ens. Saturday night. and it is too bad
that such neighbors cannot be openly
shown up or prosecuted.
The Library will be closed this even-
iing on account of the annual meeting
-.‘oi' the members ot the Free Library
i had ReadingrRoom Association. " The
‘ meeting will be held at the Library at
7:30. All ‘members are urged to be
present. 4, .
Considerable indignation has been
expressed in Rowayton over the pots--
oning oi the pet dog of William Moran,
the village blacksmith. The ‘animal'
was perfectly harmless and liked by
everyone, a ‘d an eiiort is being tirade
to trace th guilty parties.
Mrs. A. BurneVoe has arrived rat
the Tommie, inn! with a large re-
tinuc oi servants for the summer. and
anticipate: a good business tor the
season: ' ‘liiittensive improvements have
been-mulls and every thing is in first-
cia‘ss’ order. C. Webb Ferris will be
her manager. .
Beginning with this afternoon, all
who take books irom the Library will
be allowed to take out two books at
n time... 9 being notice and one a non-
fiction his raise arrangements have
been made whereby most of the books
may be keptouttwo Weeks. The new
books and those oi‘tlie old which are
most. In demundi will still he “one
week books will also have yellow is-
bul insfthe hook. over the datingslip.
atom now, on resident ministers and
enormous murders out non-ile-
ffim' book-in conduction with their
work, salute» themjone month. to
he renew ‘ orrsnother month. pro
virility um “other its! called for that
book'ilflhwwtim. .
armor I
. 2:67:16: Noroion visited
. I- hide.
I-
"announce
On an utter Juno
”NT.“ ., .
. ‘4'. 1090?; my place
ot‘ rslden’oe will.» at not w. s.
Bruegel“ than, sin direct. and
Bed loin cane.“ chi» Oillce hours
will battle saline as at my present of-
ii om this What)“ ate—3 porn"
0 8 p. : g. Telephone connections
Cl. H. NDXDN '
.7. u
Dar-lea.” Gena.
\
-n.,'r.‘n
d»
lbs and bouts M. French-
i1
‘ are‘ the possessors otcreceutl'y purchasv
,. . 3,
’ed’ alliambblles.’
Willlnm' Benton. oi the Soldiers
‘ p relatives in
it! e‘iie‘lil lfibt’v’v‘e‘ek‘.’ ‘ ' ’ " ‘
‘. Burst and family, of New York.
[will lrom June 1st. occupy the Sel-
p‘isce, Maple avenue. ‘ Duriea.
be; .
“ he selectin’en are ”improving the
tnmiord turnpike through Nor-Olen.
' ’ y a: top dressing of crushed stone.
"Mrs..George.Clock. burden. is re-
. uniodelinuthe burn on the lot. adjoin‘
ginghepresldonce, to a summer cot-
tags.
Charles Miller is building a rest.
dance on, West avenue. Dnrien. next
to the. home or Mr. and Mrs. John
Oldrln. ‘ ‘
will”. and. Mrs. George B. Edwards
now occupy a pleasant Washington
home. very near the residence of their
friends, Capt. and Mrs. ,A. 2V. Reed.
l‘rs.--J. M. P'urdy. daughter to! Mr.
audit/(rs. ’chry M- ,Vrllentlne, is re-
covering from u, recent very dangerous
operatiou perforated in Orange, N. J.
There will be several resignations
among the lecturers oi the Norotou
,nnrlcprn‘leu‘ ublic schools and it is
skid one oi t is year’s Net-mat school;
graduates, and it iormer teacher, from
Danica, will till the vacancies.
FORTUNATE MlfiSOURIANs.
“When 1 wins a drugglst. at Livonia.
Mo.“ writes 'l‘. J. Dwyer. now of
GTaYSVllle,”-.MO~. “thi‘ee‘m! my custo-
mers were pern‘ranenlly urod of con-v
stunption by Dr. Kln‘g's N w Discovery;
hull are well and strong today. Ont"
pres trying to stall his property and
more to Arlzonm‘bni after riding New-
Discovery at short time he found it‘iun-
jnecessar to do so. i regardtpr.
King‘s” ew Discovery as the most
wonderlui‘mcdicine in existence.“
surest “Cough and Cold Core and
Throat. and Lung healer. Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter. South Norwalk. and
E. P. Weed. Norwalk. druggisls. 504’-
und Si. Trial bottle tree. ‘"
so. ~"rink;
. Sole
Children's Suite—Fine Buster Brown.
.ul: -
....,.... ...... s.
eek’s
Norfolk and Double-breasted. Sizes
3 to 15.
$3.00 Suits ‘ $1.08
G
not
THE
Eclipse and lionuclr
e lillBl’illflls
CHAMBER REFRIGERATORS HAV~
i
nurur or uses woon AND lax.
ma FINE QUALITY LlNlNG. '
ask roe CATALOGUE.
its; worming}.
m ‘wstiiirtio’rort hm";
“Phone 1072! f
/ . v ‘.
fi h ,
_, nun cross
is tail of
holes.
supply many or
. . voun WANT!
and at prices that are way below you
”mountain "
a
, port.
c unliv‘glvlng Lord-m l
g tiys, appearance.
‘g‘ ~ .
ARE THE ONLY REMOVABLE tor: ,
me A Posrrrvn our AIR crncu
ns'riou. .
statesman;
We consider this sea-5
wonderfully attractive ar- ‘
{it you come and look (around ‘7 .
p a bit you will surely tied it pouiblulto ., .
r. ;.
Taylor has been on s
0H!- ‘ e ‘
E: .l. business
it Wort?“- .. .
f The presence or H. C. Chapman here
within the past. two days gives rise to
the rumor that. he will again conduct
the destinies or Beacheide inn. ‘ Mr.
Chatpman has other interests farther
.eal.~ ~ -‘ . mpg-r" a: '
.5 ‘lt inrnlguuestiqn .thatuwotlld please
many could it be solved, just how long
the tax payers here propose to be lln'r
nosed upontsnd; alter ‘uoinu into town
meetings. deliberatiar‘ion town’liliulrs
, I ll .-tor‘~belgnor-
ed by the serrantsoin expeopie‘; the
sclectmen. There reallyieeems do \be
no intent on‘rhe politic! ’t‘heftown fa-
thers to carry out“ insinuationsx'nnle‘ss
the orders are Remember-“the machine
- or the exclusivefundweatithy‘codesrit
lt‘is really time'tlln’i‘ unmounted other.
sonalopinidlishnd'thtt courage tobuck
them are placed in positions of re
sponsibilityysnd thorax payers gonev
rallyhot: made a laughing stock of.
such as proved to be the cuss at the
recent town and tire district meetings.
WILTON.
George Weston. or New York. In the
guest for two weeks of Mrs. J. Mo
Ewen Belts, ,,
Mrs. R. Ii. Fitch. who has been ser-
iously ill for a few weeks, of a slow
lever. is now: improving. ‘
The condition of Mrs. Daniel
Belts. who was taken suddenly
lnstwoek. remains about the, same.
Howard Chichester and i<‘. C. Ogden
have secured positions in the ofllces oi
*the Consolidated Railroad, in New lla-
ven. .
Ascension Day services with Holy
Communion were held Thursday morn
ing in St. Mflttllew'fi'ClHUTll. atoll)
o'cloek. , . . w
" :Tlre heglra :ot the . summon; boarder
to this beautiful old “tourn. "which at
this'i‘season presents such unattrac-
has already com-
G.
ill,
manned. .
'1"i‘heWilton friends of Harold Wes-
ton, oi New York, and one or our sum-
mer residents. will he glbd to learn
that his health has much Improved
mew“...
Watt ‘9 uouq‘gagto use a
GAS ashes.
The other tiny: are:
Mondall
Tuesday
WedueSdau
Thursday
Fridau and
Saturdall
tun! blur i
son’s‘liiie' the best '
we ever had. '
‘ with” I“
in,
TlLlPl-itiNl—lfl.
' ' I. somatic.
generally feels like using up the house
_ Sometimes a tow“ do s
spent in rues-20min”. foreign.
mate i dil “
‘ .
" Th“ I. “WWW!“ time‘und roller 5, ‘
in. sectors splint Tue-d“ in NW [’7
intrusions-g:
Fine
slit
.u . i
buy the quality
be features.
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t '4
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. . Decoration Day is almostghere and an .Outingéoi'somekinc‘i
Have you the proper clothes? Don't go unless you have.
inspection and it ispxpected that you will look as good
you may select your garment, start your account and pay us weeklv.
vantage no one should be without proper clothing for Decoration Day. Our clothes are
noted for quality, style and fit. The wide range of prices makes this store
classes.“ Dress stylishly and pay us while wearing the clothes.
3 planned
The variety of styles, the choice of patterns and the
quantity of suits combine to make this storeliie plate
for men and boys to order their spring and summer
garments. Then, too. an account. maybe opened and
the price paid in small amounts instead Of all at once.
Serges and outing suits in plenty for Decoration Dav.
Fine quality low phase and Unionmude. Whatever you
and workmanship of thefimrment \vill
as everyone is more or less on
us your purse permits.
Now with this rul—
populur for ull
I \‘H signify“
by everyone?
At our store
m
from a change oi oi
been sojourning tor several months.
enjoying thd'lln‘c air of Liberty. N. Y.
George Weston, of New York. and
Miss Ethel R. Belts. of Wilton. Were
among these who enjoyed the hospi-
tality of Miss Weber at Stamford on
Tuesday.
Samuel Holden. a active 0! Wilton.
and tar niany years a resident of this
place, has sold his farm in Darien
and purchased a house in Norwalk.
where he. will reside.
The children of the Congregational
Sunday school will meet tomorrow ni-
teruoon to rehearse music for Chil-
lmuie. lie has
‘ J. fiIflflOn & 00.,
*‘iribbsrdnlrso.
innocuou- to
«can M. Lavron.
I
5‘ Railroad; Av...
Representing some of the strongest
and most reliable insurance coop
., panic. in the business.
lesion wittlssuasn? '
hoist VICTORIA
tutti"! FROM Dim
sunormr PLAN.
. in
try mm W
M1". IIAOONAIL‘
aw. nun AND mwnmou
AGINOY
South Norwulk.
u special future. 0::
Lights throughout. Iv.
MOI cm in mutation
A as lino «new. Merrill 5 can
- uli coin niobium Win», Hm
alum-s always on trend.
r. .suu. A34" .
J Wc‘gtlmm
and
urchused a garment
ww""‘whmwmma
rescues
drcn‘s Day. which will be held Sunday.
June it). in the church. with appropri-
ate exercises. at. the usual Sunday
Telephone can 975.
Gregory’s Point!
EAST NORWAIK
”a.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds at Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Sense
John O'Sulllvan.
Proprietor.
I
”la
PREFERRED SNABEt
New York Realty Owners 00..
sold at $100 each in amount:
Ilium
Ten thousand
luu, show results. Particulars on
Welt. . ,
. (I. L‘flOIURN. flour-l Agent. ‘
'1! lo. loin St. South Nona]!
m
scorn ubnwauk. court.
.
IUIINI...
‘ nun-d- l
I BAPITAL}
. , ....._.
" 3100.000.”
. unnatuuauourpmrn. ,
on
b-
we.
r? so rm
7 Venn». .
in mm.
a. “mun-r
sum STREET.
m
GUAiRANlEED;
8100 to 310.000, pay 3 per cent. semi. .
annually irom date or mus. Business ,
established ten years.
oclu paid for profits. with increase
ram-acre A annulus name y;
in addition to the gown you purchased for Spriuu‘vou
may need another one of lighter material and brighter.
hue. Or perhaps you may need :1 jacket for that Outing
on Decoration Day. And possibly you have rot yet
. . In any case we
invrie your inspection of our offerings. Complete. varied
and splendidly assorted. our stock of fashionable gur—
meuts will appeal to the stylish dresser and the reason—
able prices invite a purchase.
us in small amounts rather than the cash.
for this season.
Remember
N” .
r».
A‘r
flax
morning hour. Programs will be dis-
irllurtcd for the convenience of the
Wot-shippers.
Brains and heart are ournr‘potent.
Not even death can conquer them.
1847 1906
PLUMBING AND STEAM
H ATING.
HOT WA ER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gu and Steam Fitting;
an Fixtures, MotsiCelllng, Etc.
Have you seen our: stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & fiOTCI-IKISS
COMPA , 9
11 WALL eraser. NORWALK.
-...,_.... -. H... ”a... r» w...“
FRANK c. ’
'VAN. scov.
PLUMBING,
STEAM, ' -
norws'rsn,
AND
9A5 FITTING.
'l‘in, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Su-
r-ré‘pnon. m.
. South NorwakHConn. -
.-._, ill .
.:,.I«
:r‘
misdemeanor
libii‘oral
Guittactor land w'l’llrmlior.
’ slam "rumor. .
Honest Wort. trill fissile Ex-
, parlance, .
you may pay
, coasts mm. duo
in: Josh B. [a
AGENCIES:
ALI: msunaucansm. so it
MORTGAGES. NOTARV‘PR‘
BATE nouns. PATENT! =
SECURED. ‘ .
2 sourH MAIN cram“
.r Tel. can. «is
,a.
should be equipped: «Mill -l
snow white. onepiece "standard
celaln Enameled Lantern] ‘
room? its presence would
the higest degree of content
We will gladly quote you
plumbers are strictly 00mg M
cherries, honest. ,snd reliable;
Horace R.
loom-Norwalk.
F .
and;
to North Main '86.
Norwalk Chronicler