111111 1111111
':$lflhd $10
HARRY GOODWIN. Mi). ‘
1111111”
To Suit!
You will travel for many a day
and visit'most of the stores here-
about, but you will not find in
v-Clothing for Men and Young
Men. the quality or style and low
pricfi. that you will get here for
. N0 MORE—NO LESS.
l} fllHINl} Bil
pas——
South Norwalk. Conn.
1
ROAST PORK ....
HAM (SMOKED) ..
PICKLES .........
as Washington Street
OBITUARY RECORD.
.lABEZ \VHEATER.
Th9 d1 nth of Jabez Wheater occur-
red‘ last night. at his residence. N11 10
Henry street. utter a prmracter illness.
‘ He was in the seventy- -ninth year of
his age, and is surviied by a widow
and one son Ar'tbut Wheater. and one
daughter. Mrs Howard leluff The
funeral services. which will be private.
will be held from the lamilyhome Mon
duy afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock.
MRS. GEORGE H. CUMMINGS.
Mrs. Amelia L. Arnold. widow of the
late George ll. Cummings. died this
afternoon at 1:06. aged sixty~’t’our
years. other home. 288 East avenue.
East Nortvalk. She was born iv. \\‘-ll
ton She. lea1es two sons.i.e.111is ll.
Cummings and Charles H. Cummings.
and one daughter, Mrs Francis Mer-
win, all of East .\'orwalk.
MRS. CHARLOTTE E. STRATTON.
The death of Mrs. Charlotte E. Strat-
ton. wife of John Strntton. occurred
last night at hot home in Ceda1 street
She is suxvived b.11th111e childwn Misg-
Dora Stratton. M121 Il1111'e_1 Ilutgess
and William Stinllon.
FUNERAI 0F Al BERT \'A.\' Al 1 EN
I‘luhelal ser vices over the remains (r.'
Albert \an Allen wete held yester'tim
alto. noon from the residence of his 111:.
tcr. It's Sp1'3in1s1ein.iu Knight Sll'i'tl.
Norw1tllt.S'er1lres Were conducted h.1
theRev. John 1). .\'ichols anal the. ‘itev.
J. Edward Hamls. Burial will 01""1'111
Sunday in Greenwood. New York. F1112
' . ther funeral services will also be held
., in New York.
.‘s‘vMPATt—tv FOR LAMBERT.
FRESH SHOULDERS ...... 11: LB.
1.1.w. DODGE.
*7
t11111ed.ll11 sent her moni'v for the
support of the child but alter three.
........ 14c LB. months 11 little note came saying that
the wife did not want any of his
......... 15C LB. (money.
He kept the home going fora
' : ---- 10c 00!. couple of months to give her a 11:11111211
11---1 ----- 206 L31 to come back. but she never did so he
South Norwalk L
W
F
ROBERT EMMET CLUB DA .NCE
Successful Event- Held Last Ni‘iht in
Norwal .
Last. nights dance and cute 1|.1in
men! of the Robert Emmet 01115.0!
No1 walk was a 1"1-11'suctesslui event
The entertainment program included
a number 111!” line vocal selections,
which . were excellently reudetretl.
bringing much applause for the artists
who participated. Below is the Ipro-
gram:
\‘ocal Solo~When the Orioles Come
North Akltln.
[1311(1111'1-1—‘Bpnny Jean.
Martin Creagh.
\‘ot'ai Sillechly.
Etn'ore—L—lnve's Young Dream.
, Miss Alice Cahlll.
Vocal Solo-ln the Evening
Moolight,
I12111'ore—~l\iar_1' Ann.
. [1‘. V. Powell.
Vocal Sold—4.111111 Me and the World
is Mine. '1 .
li11co1'e—1—(‘1ood Night.
Night
Mrs Thomas A Skelly.
\ oval Solo-—O Breathe Not His Name,
1". tilt-0111” Die. tins. .
Edward Lloyd. '
. ll121lwa1'd i~‘. Hands Was the general
accompanist 'ol the evening. except for
l-ln's, Skelly. Mr. Ford playing for the
lit] let‘.
iiiatshali P. Smith of High street
South Not'walk was presented “hit 11
$51 gold piece.
'l‘hc dancing order contained t11e11t.1-
ltllll' numbers. The. committee of 111'
r1 htgmnents for the evening's program
1'1 included the following:
Committee or Arrangetnentsm-Pat-
1 '1k Bums 111:111u1.1n;.loht1 0‘ 'Ct mor.
\'7iliiam Waish. John hit-b ally, P trick
\
the
by
Little Girl, Good
Judge lined delivers a Little
111
do not feel inclined to giant divorces
the]:
to go out she could not do it with the.
baby at home
Homily on Matrimonial Dis-
putes lo Strailtnti Man
it does seem to the that when
martied people have these little quar-
rels and sepaiate some attempt ouaht
to be made to become reconciled i
al'
on the grounds of desertlon. even wuhc
ill ’ .
partnership hm .1 .
tween us. under the firm name of A1111-
tin & Craw. has been this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent.
ness will be continued by the under-
signed Cruw under said that name
presented to the, said Crew for pay
ment. and all accounts due. said firm
116 It
’.. .‘j M '
existing be-
The said hust-
All bills against said firm are to be.
e to be paid to him
Dated Mal‘EltLl I907.
W. B AUSTIN
W. .\‘. t‘RAW.
parties have been sepaiateti more than
three .11111111 11131 becausp of some little
dlflerence that might have been adjuso
111131111111 Judge Joel ll. Reed )esterdai
in the civil superior count in passing
on a divorce case. levard F‘. Bond of
Strutford through his counsel A1101-
ney George E. Hill. wanted a divorce
from his title. Jessie Bond on the
ground of desertion. The ('11unle1w'1-111
married on October 29 1901. 'lhe w-it't
in! home on November 13, 190.".
Baby Causes Disagreement.
Young Mr. Bond Went on the stand
and told Judge Reed that the trouble
between him and his wife gtew out
of her desi1e to leave their baby not
three months old. with the wiles mo-
TH E SOUTH NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
lor
FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC.
Telephone, 349——5.
For Particulars Address
The wife said when site 11111111111
The husband wanted to see tho
baby when he came home from 111111 .1
and he did not like to have it awar
from home
Went to Her Mother’s.
And so they quarr-mtltd quite stron,’
in the word line. and .111 Novemhet iii
I902. the wife said she was going to
111111 at hot mother s. She nev'ei 1'11
broke. tip .1111 went boat-.ding No at“
tempt of any kind has been made
since to effect 11 teconclliation.
Thought Bond to Blame. . ‘
Judge Reed told Attorney llill that
he was not inclined to grant div'-'111ce.
upon the unsupported statement of
plaintiffs. He had refused them lit
for.e Then he 1-xpr11sscd himself 11
tht duty of husbands and wives 111111111!
each other of which the above in 11
part. H11 lllt)1l"lll young l\i1 Bond 111111
to blame. The wife's request to he al
towed to leave het child with th1
grandparents was not 1nuch.Slte ought
to ha1e been acctnntnodatcd. It. wa
a ltival matter to fight over and the:
ought to have made some effort. to go:
together.
The case was continued to allor
tttm'uey Hill to show the court tha
1111' 11"fe 1111111111 to desert
SECRETS WE ARE LOSING.
111111 1111111111
1111 8111111
Those in 11111' stock boast the
distinctitm of having been de-
signed and tailored by the aunt.
of fashions
oritntire creators
in separate waistcontn.
$1 50' Ill $400
”We are losing all out 1.1 (‘H'H in thin
shoddy age." an urchiuct said. ‘li'
we keep 011. the time will come when
We. 'll be able. to do nothing 11 oil
”Take. for instance. steel. “11 claim
to make good stool. vet the blades tin-
511111013114 turned out hundreds of year: .
11m would (‘111 01111 of our own in two
like butter.“ .
"'I‘a ke ink. Our modern ink fatter
in live or ten wars to rust color .111
the ink of medlaevnl manuscripts l
as black and bright todav as it wa-
500 years ago. .
"Take dyes. 'l‘h '1
and reds and greens antique Orion
1111 rugs have all bectt lost while i1
.g1ptian tombs We find f11btics dyed
thousands of venrs ago that remain
today brighter anti norm in hue that
131.1 of not modern fabrics.
1 "Take 111.1 specialty. building. \\1
can't build as the ancients did Tht
wcret of their mortar and cement is
last to us.Thel1 mortar and «meal
1. .‘11'11e actuallv harder and more durable
1.31111 the stones the.) bound together
where ours~horrors.
“We can‘t even make artificial (lit!
months now. Old 11111111111111 of French
paste were so beautiful that thet could
l1a1dl1 be toltl l'roMrenl brilliants b}
beautiful blue
Members'ot the Eagles 71111.11 He Was
. .‘ Under a Great Strain, 1
he. Members of .\'or walk At 1111. l1‘11~11 l.
turbid“, Order of Eagles exp" 111111 muehl
sympathy tor Thomas C. -‘I111mbe11 .
' surcr
ek ago and who has not '
ot M ’edtd {mint Pmnitnent mem-
{outer state tin-.11 it he had
'on vilifpi'l‘tied thetu' tlyat he. was in.
, rou tel iie‘i' would gladly 11.1111. gout
no their poo" 11s and lie-.1111 i
,. If I“ Of the Oldie-1111'.
5““ Pmllhaljcally 111.11 tl1c1'3d1
“notmlaellhe that he took 1111.1 11111.1111
the order deliberately 11nd I111-
links that some-.1 vet-.1 strong titres»;
mustghave mused his action To sub
._.stautia
11111111111111111 . 111511 ‘mken the $25 or
0 balance the O)‘i't"‘l has at the South
\t malk"i't'11111'§‘mmmny.
.1 "1'1“ 4mm: tire of
facts told ’tods- b1' 11 1111.1111wa of thi‘
ter’c that l' 15 not yet known how
.mmttch is nil/ping the committee. of in
1111111111 . h‘nving not .1111 'repotwted
3.111 that. the guru will not exheod $20"
- led out that if Lambert
thief. .lle
The. Sentinel
out and out
us since his (1011-.
he has handled
but Charlotte Mott
l... ”“4351,
mod in thy business "
ice ,0“
do save money.
1
1
who depa rted more t’loti .\lithael Fallon Janaeu Murphy.
this. 'they point out that ho:
.Ymu‘nat John Mott 1.1
v. Jiltllg‘I
Adm
aryl‘w' big business, oven, the united States Government, carries
s‘
“hm oh tnd'ivttlual needs a reserve quite.” much.
1ttnltes all my income to live" or
median think the name with
YOU can IF YOU
11th NotWallt Savmgs Bank
A leSally.
“(for 31111111111111'——.lol111 01111111111111
Alds~Willia1u Walsh and John Mc-
‘lolh.
R ecept ion
(3'111111gh John F‘. Curnvn.
(‘ ommlttee»——Jatnes . II.
lohn J.' ‘ My-
NAVAL MANEUVRES NT NEWPORT
WASHINGTON. Aptil iii—The Naval
mineral Board is making arrangements
1111 go 111 a body to \i1111nott l1. 1. ear-
31.1 in June to preside ovur the devel-
'oanteut of a very ”important program
it1 naval tactics and strategy on a large
‘smle. The. sublet't will come before
thr War College. t‘here..1nd the gener-
«at hoard deems it. essential to the p10
per execution of its plans that all of
its members including Admiral D1111-
,--
DPTSOD.
MANAGER SITRINE' DEAD.
BOSTON. Apriil 6.—-Charies W.
Strlue manager ol‘ the Metropolitan
Opera Company of New York died to-
day at the Booth-11y Hospital. Mr.
iSti'lncs death resulted from appendi-
eitls. Mr. 'Strine was a native of. Phil-
adelphia. He entemd newspaper work
when a young man Later he became
1identltled with concert and theatrical
.cnterprlstas. He had been with the
test two years as manager of tours
Shine was 40 years of age.
the president, should be present in ‘
Metropolitan Opera. Company for tho
t.\'|lt’.l'lt§ lint the secmts of tht1 da1‘:'
ot’ conscientious 11orltl11 irtetrievahl:
lost: ——l1‘ron1 the New Orleans Titties
lenlccrat.
A MEAN HUSBAND.
“I thought it was nice of. you
tell that carpenter who seemed to
think women know nothing, that I
could ‘hammei units like lightning.”
said Mrs. Morse to her husband. “But
lm afraid dear. you are not an un-
p1eiudiced judge. I really don' t think
lm such a very good hammerer."
"Oh he knew what 1 means," said
Mr. Morse. cheerfully. "You know
aightntng never strikes twice in the
snare place they say. "——Exchauge.
CAPT. BYXBEE REACHES 95.
Captain Joseph Byxbee, of Maple
street. Norwalk is ninety-live years old
today. He is the oldest man in Nor-
walk, and is still hale and hearty. on-
.ioying good health. He. gives every
evidence of living several years yet.
BASEBALL GAME TODAY.
A baseball game will he played this
atfernoon between the All Norwalks
and the Winnipauks. at 3:30, on the
Overlook Academy Grounds.
Judge William H. Willmott. Jr. in Dar-
len. Both wee nursed with drunken-
be an ideal housekeeper.
old man .——Chicago Dallly News.
“l ca‘ot spare-
nts are fallacies. Some
others with half. your
RMINE TO DO1I'I‘. ‘
Both amt
Singletonw'l‘hé woman I marry must
Wedderly~
You‘ ll suffer less with a practical one.
ness and were and 31 and costs in
each case. They guce their names as
Charles 1101111111 and William Brown.
1 “Do you river quote Omar Khm-
yam?" asked 9 literary girl. "No,"
' answered the any broker, "we never
handle any stock that isn’t listed.—— "—
Washington Star.
At the 'lilttslcitlo-—“What a marvel-
ous strain that in!“ said the musical
genius. Yes " said the unapprecia
tire. "I too feel it “-Ildrvarti Lum-
pooh.
“Yes. this tower goes back to Wit
item the Conqueror." “Whats the
matter? Isn't it datintactory't"-New
Orleans Titties-Democrat.
"Are there any sharks around here,
captai 2" “iden’t know. Never stop
to'
Two cases were tried today before -
85 Washington St. 80. Norwatit
HodsE§i
Cit-amigo no. 2, 1907.
Ohio arses
Consisting ot Draughters, Business
1‘111111ks,and Drivers.
’i‘hcae Horses will be guard teed as
represented or money rerun pd.
Respe t lly, 1 1:.
OSC
.BANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLES
River Street. Norwslk.
Blane ebullient Works. Inc.
A. w. MARTIN, Secretary
L. A. SHOLES Treasurer.
Mauuiacturers of
Acids 1111 Chemicals.
Sulphuric. Muriatic, Nitric and Hydro-
tluorlc Acids, Flourine Pickiq Sul-
phate and Nitrate of Soda, etc., etc.
The Charles E. Shales Company.
Sales Agents..-
154 Front St. ‘
NOTICE.
Notice 111 hereby given. that we will
receive bids for regradius. repairing
and putting in first class order and
maintaining until»: October 1 1907 all
the public highwhys in the Town of
Norwalk, outside of the limits of the
City of Norwalk and City of South Nor-
walk. consisting of five districts.
which are described In the specifica-
tions for said work.
Bids will be‘ received 12
New York.
until
lilcations can be seen at our office.
reject any or all bids.
JAMES A BROWN,
ALFRED AVISON
J. B. RAYMOND
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk
Norwalk April 5, 1907.
‘3‘111'5'71‘5‘1115171111‘1.
. . Sat, 1.“. Qty,
«15 Cents a Copy.
Cherry. Love Me
Mine. Farewell Prosperity.
bodys Waiting for You. When 1. e
Orioles Come North Again. Let
Down Easy, Oh! Mr. Brown, and many
others.
New Stock of
SOUVE-Nln POC‘I’ CARDS.
wit AllllliifiEItMANs
. l."—-Lits.
1,11%, 1m”,{
0",.“ Monday, Wednesday and “I am replied the 111..111 "You killed
, our 011111112} anti i believe in ‘a life for
saturday evenings. , a 1,1,. ' 11
l ‘ltut you‘re bent upon taking nine
11' ‘ lives tor a iii'e.‘ ~Cntholic Standard
and Times.
Canvasser—lf your father at home?
("kink—No: daddy and munnny are
.1 l both out; but auntle's in. Canvasser
1 ~-i-las your auntie got a vote? Child
T'uw' Clothier. "flu" l «No: she’s got bronchitis—Punch.
Furnish".
o'clock noon on April 11,1907. Spec-
'l‘he Selectmen reserve tho right to
35 5t:
and the World is
Won't You
Lou$handied Floor Scrubs ...... lilo
it! .\'ds. Shelf
Nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Summer S at Waists.
11 is a matter oi wide with women nowadat's to be. 111111'idod \1i1l1 \\ :llfiis i'ot 1111111111111 111111.11111 only 1111'
11111 comiott they get in wearing thin W 1115115 on 11'a1'111 amnmer du1s,bttt also bet aust tiny are to be had in
such attractive styles and at such reasonable prices that there is natnmllv no excuse let not being
an unlimited supph of this 1111.1 useful part of the \vaztitohe
and summm business very earlr. We are. prepared to shun lull lines of three 01 the trading makes of Walsts~
THE DERBY, THE CROWN, and THE CLASSIC.
the low-priced goods to the finest and most attractive [goods made.
Housefumishmg Dept
Those that e lines (11111'1'
[’1'1111'1'
. ........ ,..
the
7.1'LSalt 11nd Peppers
possessed oi"
Having made our preparations for the spring
entire Waist hualness from
G. N. McKIBBlN. t‘: il\1llll/A’d Pails a111 size ....... 19c1\"hi1ewash lhttslu' .. [513' l2 sheets Shell Pallet ........... ‘.lt'
Office, Room 4, Haviland Block. Large Carpet Heaters ........... Ibc Floor lirushes. long handle ...... 9711'- Furniture llrushes, tine grade ....'.‘1llt.1
Washington Street. .. - 1 .
l'loor .\iops. complete ........... ltt' llust Pans ...................... lilcldz'm Whisk Brooms .............. 291'
TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN
36 GOOD YOUNG MEN
Thirty-six .\ounh men at Walton.
.\'. Y.. have organized a society. whose
purpose is thus set forth:
To treat all women with respect and
endeavor to protect them from wrong
11nd degradation.
To maintain the law of purity as
equally binding upon men and women.
’11) e11dea1'111 to spread tinir pr-In
eiplcs among both 1111111 and women.
and try to help the younger members.
To endeator to put down all indo-
cent language and (curse gestmes.
'i‘o endeavor to spread these prin—
ciples among companions and try to
help younger members.
W
‘See here." cried the cat. “are you
teallv dete1111lned to down me? "
F. T. Eaainson 1t Son.
DIOORATORS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
. WALL PAPERS
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tet. 338-4. SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Reductions
1N ,
SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
ll. ,GUTTIEB’S.
MEN’S AND BOYS' FURNISHEB.
11 NO. MAIN ST.
80. NORWALK.
GLOV E R ’S
the place.
A Fewyotths SpringVStyla‘s for Woman
Pompo Tles.
PAT. COLT, Leather Bo‘ws,
34.1111.
' PAT. COLT. Ribbon Bows,
33.50.
mm 115-1111311111.» Bows,
33.50.
IPAT. COLT, Side Lace Oxford,
"Very New." 1
83.00.
“1.87011 AND ELlTE
Spring Styles for Man,
woo and $11.50.
——-.’
Phone. 542-2.
Wear shoes
5.11.}. buying .
don't you call at'
alga,
Come Over to .Bhilly Willie. Some- '
. T .
STAMFORD 1
. GARAGE
and try one of their new FORDC‘I
cm In 111.111. sail we are planed to
show you.
THE ITAMFORD GARAGE (Ine1)
so West Main :1. " smut-11, (201111.,
Mt 1‘.- " "“9"?- 1 - 1 ‘
.1.. . ‘ _ 1 . . .
1.1.1 .l 111113 ' "
H. Ktieger «81 Co.
‘ 1111.1.‘11'111..1,»lll-111.'111’.1.11.1.1
H34":- ’
“"141;
11:111.};
of goods we carry. See our
Quartered Oak
Sideboards,
Chifi'oniers,
' Enamel Beds,
Bugs and
home.
suit you.
Why not make up your mind to look at our Furniture be-
fore buying elsewhere. We want you to compare the quality
With a small outlay of ready cash we can refumish your
The balance of yohr payments can be arranged to
Dining Tables,
Dressers.
Fancy Chairs.
Fine Mattresses.
Mattings. ' V
Coal
H. KRIEGER81CO.
1
«— .Mm W-
_.- .. ., .1..--»1.
ottce
If you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought. try a too
from us. Have just. received a cargo at Lehigh Coal for furnace and
range, which is the best ruined.
EVERYDAY NICIOBITIES AT Low-
ECT POIIIILI PRICES.
*
Gold Medal Creamery Iuttar...n. 82¢
Fancy Maine Potatoes. pk. 23:. N. 750
Native Onions... . .......qt. la. time
3 lbs. Head Rica 2611. to ills. m
Joselof‘f’s.
1! North Main u. to. Nomllt.
> ‘1 Tel. Calhm . -
.Di’xi'idendiNotice.
68 Water Street.
Fairflelti County Savings Bank.
Not-walk. Cantu, March 21. 1007.
M a mating M the directors of the
Fall-field Count Gavin niank held
this day. a dial M ‘dt 1 rats of 4%
p01- snnum was 11 “land to depositors
from the samurai .tltsislx months
ending Manly! at. 1.07. The same
unit be smrsil an bass-books and paid
on and aim April ititlt. 1907.
‘l‘i’lll'oolt CURTIS, .
mu m A Treasurer.
Norwalk Chronicler