in Dotted and striped Malia. White and
Colored Btrived lappota and ”Lace Our-
m“ I" ”5;”;fo
a taunt-
E .
uanaeuauo Horn. aLoctt.
aou‘i'u “notion... ’
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ital. liens Nile}
. K.
in)“ l'lf.
. Will mu communicating with Tit'e
lentlnei by telephone please no Mitt.
title wa :-—with regard to buoineu.
pail anti ‘
{2-2. it they will kindly do an. it wllit
greatly convenience this oillce anthe-
cure more prompt attention.
The Old‘WelI Cigar Company's tac-
lory has closed down for a ten tinyn‘
vacation. "
Herman Snyder. of No, 7 Seymour
ntreot, who um. lu‘t'n critically ill. in
. now able to be about tho hmtne.
Edward W. Lee and family hut/c
taken a learn of the Andrew .l. Hutch-
lnuoll hotnoutvnd. in High till'Of‘i, South
Norwailt.
. ..._____._..
~~ltn|mrtcd Wall Paper at llaatty's.
An adjoin-amt tin-cling of the Nor-
wallt Historical and Mt-nulrlai Library
dissociation will be held on Wednes-
day evening, at it o'clock. March 25th.
for the election oi oiiiecrn. ‘
A meeting of South Norwnilt Con.
clavo. No. till. improved Order of Hon-
tunophn, will hp held tomorrow even
in: at. the rooms oi‘ the Woudmeu of
America in South Main street.
it is proposed to iorm~n chapter ot
the Junior Order oi American
Mechanics in South Norwnlk in the
near future. Tim preliminary meeting
will be held in Grand Army Hall.
Worthington utrcvt. on Thursday even-
ins.
Five local young men in quest of
exit-clut- nturll-ti tor South Not-walk
yootcrduy morning. They wulltod to
that city by catty stages and had din;
nor upon their arrival there. The pt"
dmtrlunn returned home on the lizilll
train iuut night.-—ilnnhury New.
-—nr. Dich'ti cures mp.
pm, St. Ormoutl has renamed hi9
pmdtion on one of the ,baggagcmcn at
the South Norwallt railroad stations.
uticceodlna Lewis E. Raymond. Ernest
irooachnoi'. of East Norwnlit. has tuit-
en Mr. St. Ortnond'a place on one of
the lenders on the railroml tiruw-
bridge.
Mr, and Mrs. Graven entertained
friends, last evening, on the occasion
of their departure from this city. The
guests were from New York. ,Brooit-
lyn. New Haven. Bridgeport and
South Norwalh, besides local iricnda.
The music was rendered by Reinita
brothers and Mina Diech, ot ilrook.
lyn.-—8tamiord Advocate.
......._.._...
The city streeta and country roads
give promlue of becoming settled ‘cnn-
aiderably eorllor thin year than usual.
The country roads are at their worst
Juet now in most places. but drivers
say that the trout appears to be cont-
ing front the ground all at once antl
appearances are that. the procure will
not he prolonged. Some of the city
ntrccta are already pretty Well settled.
——l\'ew Wall Papers at Beatty's.
The New Haven rond's steam wreck-
er was sent (mm the East linrttord
yards Sunday lO'l‘iliiie an engine from
the turn table pita at Hopewell Junc-
tion. in running onto the table the in-
comotive left the rails. and tipped over
into the pit. badlyl wr citing it. The
accident happoncti in i 0 morning and
most or the day wart. consumed in get-
ting the engine hack on the rails.
. W
Various some wardens have been
notified that. thr- iiiih law» oi the state
are being violated. fishermen having
already been seen. it in alleged, with
trout. These trout are supported to
have been taken from ponds and
atreatpn hear this city and within the.
jurisdiction of the delimit. An inves-
tigation in now“ helng'made and an
norm on nufllcient evidence is secured
the violators will be prouecutod.
_—L——-—-——-—-
--—'l'he Benton Store wishes to un-
nounce thil opening of the Spring Mil-
lincry. Wedneaday; Thurnday and I-‘ri-
day. All are invited.
The dlreetorsand managers oi the
Rm Men's baseball league met in
llanhury Sunday and were entertainer!
by linttguatloit tribe. The reprenonia-
liven oi ouch team in the iconic rc-
portcd that everything wna progress-
ina tnvorablymnd that the prnnpecia
tor a nttcccaatul whinfilot the lenmw
acanonwete, , ‘ ., .‘ o places rcp-
rcttcnted in. learnt; to: tinnhury.
Millard. Bridgeport.‘ Norwn k. morn
torn and Btratford. The next mmiinx
of tho directora will‘hayheid in Blarn-
tord on April ii. ' , ’
W
John A. Lynch uncommon lender
or the Wheeler l Wilson hand tor
hut tenth term at the ahnualrnceung
at tho hand held Sunday atttithoou in
.iioultys' Hull. Bridgeport. The omen
ni’ ancrotnrv weal created and Mr.
Lynch wall aloe chosen to ill the poet-
tlon. [titan A. “N WW Inflected
pvt-trident and col ctort'Evor San-
lt'nr watt redacted lllrl‘a n or bin
:lsth term and it. GNBMIGW was
chum treasurer. 'l'lto executive conic
mltteo comprises George W. Warner,
amour 'i’. McCarthy and Chria Hell~
man“. The mum-n- one at the
mom proupcrmul which that hand has
had In many youth and the prospecta
tor the current year are exceedingly
WIM- Wuhan.“
.. .
t with regard to new» cell ‘
.phur‘
i3
and
p, Cream of Tar-
' ,5 til. i by}. ‘. I
. lat Lozenge
I ‘ ‘ikgnafleclivo‘ ‘aa a apring
medicine.
ut' Sal
They are known to
hogs}, great. Blood Purifier.
, . H, y . , ..
lilo liox; 3 for 25c
i‘A Willey, it. i
‘* alveolar. ~
a Mont-it main man.
" “ '3 t TétJul-a‘n‘
Women».
..~- . «Nor M, ....,.
“At the mention of Trinity Men's
Club, held last evening. one new mem-
ber war elected." ‘
The weekly prayer meeting will in-
bold tomorrow owning at the lltllnu
Chapel in Crunbury.
William Sluttcry. of Nm‘Wiilk. ban
started to put hit-t launch Elizabeth in
commission tor the season.
The Knob Club will hold a monitor:
tomorrow ovunina at the Hotel illu-
hackcmo for the purpose of acting on
the new conniitntlon and lit-«lawn.
The Board of School Vinitora will
hold a meeting in illt‘ Town Hall.
Norwnlk. thiu t-veulntt. at it o’clock.
This will be an itttportaut N'l’iiiiilli.
A meeting of the Further Lights oi
the South Not-walk llnptiut (Thurtrb
will be hl’iil on Friday ovctllmt. at
which time. there will be it review.
Olive lirnnch Lodge. Knights of l’yv
thins. of South Norwullt. will have it
ladlen' night. tomorrow night at tinu
utiltt- rooms in Washington ntroet.
The utm-ckccpcra of Main. street.
Noiwuik. were surprised this tuorn~
log to find their bout-hen, which they
loam outuide. turned across the aim»
u'tilltt-l.
Court Frances. No. ll. Order at the
Golden Sceptre, will hold be regular
meeting Weduosduy owning in Mail»
(Ihain iiail. Sowml candidate» will
be initiated.
Minnoit llnn Force and Mabel i-‘errla,
of South Norwulk, wctp ur' the Will-
.iori—Aaiorin Hotel, New York, Silliil".
day afternoon and evening. attending
a ioir and dance.
A light rain that began tolling yea»
lerdny had many of the. llhlll‘i‘tcit'riliv
tics of an April shower and gave prom.
use oi helping materially to bring the
frost from the ground.
The Men's Club. of the Westport
Congregational Church. will hold a
very important meeting the loot day
of this month. Tuesday. March iii. A
prominent New York minister in ex.
:pected to be present.
.lohn Mohrlng. who has conducted u
cigar store and factory for no 11‘ time
at. 15 North Main utreet, int min to
move his establishment to the house
in tietiur street occupied by the. late
lame» .l. Vaughan. the artist.
~iiouae painting. Bentty'a.
The Men's Industrial lmngue, of the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. will
hold a supper at the church Friday
evening. .iio. John A. Osborn will de-
liver an atldrctut on his trip in Mexico.
All members are requested to he prett-
t-l’lt.
One of the principal features of the
smoker oi the Sixth Company. (‘uunt
Artillery. tomormwtnlght. at the orv
tuory, will be a handball game betwwn
the members ot the company and the. ,
Has-Beeps. There will uiuo be quite
an elaborate layout at refreshments.
State Master Menard H. Henley of
Woodstock. oi the (lonnecticui State
Grange. has appointed Preaton ii. Bibi
icy oi Danielaon. the lieu. D. ll. Hulr‘
bard oil Mid' iotown andHWrLr. Dario
of Durham a the umcial committee
on coormtiion. in“ accordance with
the vote at. the recent annual session
of the (lbntlectlcut State Grunge. ’i'ho
rtteolutiou provides that the nomrolb
tee inVnatigate what hon been done in
other state groom in the line of cm
operation. and prurient, ii pounibie.
some fcnaibie working plan whereby
the flanges or Conneciieitt may no-
ioythe bonotlta oi cooperation. Tho
cotnrnittoo will report at the next an:
anal addition of the amt" gratin. p
mm“...
Till? "iiiiii
And Koppell'a la the place for buying
Tailoring oi the picturing, atyliah. nob ‘
lutyltg and money-saving ltintl. '
‘We otter a strong combination.
That's what you [at when We do your
roilorluy. .
We are not pleased until you are
pioasorl and We know how to pinata:
you. ' ' '
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FAIHiONAILI TAILOR, .
24 no. mm at. loath Nomlk.
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Phenomena ot'all kind-are in high amino now. House-
a diacovcr many ahortcomlttga in the present
4 . Matting, on
91' . mm. remenb
cleaning anticip
floor coverings and the necessity of a new '
Clothoridnplcgum. It thin describes your
bet our ygputatien for lat catoclt and email-prices. “and you are
. it is our intention that cvc’ry cue-
tomcr shall. receive full value for every dollar apent under this
root for Furniture. etc. Patterns the newest. quality the best.
LLINS 8: C0.
, . rotten» maacrone mo IMIALIIIRI.
‘ 12-1. North Main m . ‘
on the right road to bar;
0
.7
prices the low
= ‘ an
0
‘ the
with the patented adjustable wai‘ut band.
nmitcr.
If
i
the new pom-Atria;
“3 Pettlchgi
adjoin amoeba?»
XvalttSaeavYou Money.
The special half price sale of Dr.
Howard's apenlilc for the cure of con-
tinuation and dyspepniu by F‘, H. Rain
ter mean: the earth; at a tow dollars
on every iamily‘e yearly bill ior medi-
clues.
Each 50 cent bottle i Mr. Battier
sell» it for the) contulua aiaty «tones
or a medicine that hr pitaflni“ to take
and which can he depended upon to
cure tho worat case at constipatimi.
dyapepaia or liver trouble. Mt. Baxter
has no much faith in the nuperior mer-
it. of thin medicine that he trays: "it
Dr. iiowuril'it upcclllc does not cure
you, come back to my more and i
will return your money."
if you at» troubled with coalition-
tlon. headache or dizzinetot, or if your
build tint-n not digeat naturally and
anally, you cannot afford to let pitlili
the special print» that Mr, lhtxtor is
making this week on llr. iiowartlb
upenltlc.
ANOTHER IABV' SHARE! MIL-
MONO.
W? m .L V
Another Divialon Moat Be Figured Out
for Mr. Young's Estate.
CliiCAOO. March 2i~An event oi
groin importance to tho tamiip of the
”saluted by a practical dretla”
N. E. RYAN & co.
to waautno'rou‘ arn
7
We invite Every Young
EST.
to See Our Exhibition of
Hand-Tailored Clothing.
acorn uoawaut.
.r
m. ..~,4‘.‘.‘....I"I..|
Man in T0wn
gm...” .
ALL OF THE CONNECT STYLES. MANY ORlGiNAL MOD-
ELS. lN ALL THE FASHIONAILE FABRICS FDR SPRING
WEAR ARE HERE fOR YO‘JR lNSPECTlON.
u
THESE AUTHORi‘I’ATiVE STYLES ARE WORTH SEEING:
PARTICULARLY lF YOU ARE EXACTING iN YOUR DEMANDS
AND WANT BIG VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. WHICH YOU CA
BE SURE. 0F GETTING M
Our Smart Sack Suits for Y
RICS TAILORLD TO YOUR lNDlVlDUAL
MEASURE AT VERY REASONABLE
48 and 50 Wall ‘Sytrgct. No
PRICES.
Clothing at the tum Sort.
about. m-a.
WILL. EECKLL
Walk
on
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to
will" ""3 '
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0qu .A.STEP FROM.
. To a. Good. Paying Position.
TAKE lT now.
so:
Eventing
Eyes
"Lina Watt‘ail'itt‘t‘r.‘ _ " " '
Lu)” 5. KerrEL, in? ms our.
summon.)
O. 3. Jackson.
”With. .
in theOpfical
V
BROWN Bi
whichoomhiac
"l‘ ‘W' 1‘
to! tract.
EitluLL BUSINESS 'Ciiti.
our AND room SESSIONS.
T hrec Finely Equipped Schools. ,,
eouru uoawaut.‘ roar Warhol...
Mt}
Line.
‘ ‘- handout.“
Hills [A
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FLYl‘lN w’.lt..;ll¥AN.
W”.
littrfltwnu AD " PAY
W. ”WWW .
umvvtunvmmot our
Moo. re... a... are
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Mira. Samuel K. Martin. The boy is
l
i
into Otto Young occurred last Sunday
‘ night in the birth of a boy to Mr. and
the ninth grandchild to iiilill‘t! the mil-
lions ion by the merchant. Until the
birth of this, their firut child. the Mill"
tins, limit-r "il' tni‘tliii of ”it? will, had
no claim on than iortum- beyond Mra,
Martin’s lite inturcut lu ltu income.
'Now tlwy have an ht-ir whom- pron
twist» :trv worth at least $3,000.90”. it
in the. tit-tit Young grandchild to be
born into tin or." righlu since the
death oi Mr. Young.
The importance of the event to the.
{our 'ltrnnt-ho-u of tho family u'rinca
lfrom the peculiar provisions of Mr.
Young's Will.
in him tt-hliilltmy Mr.’ Young direct-
ed that bin widow and tour daughter!
be girm practically the entire income
from ltin estate, but the principal lt-
tlell. amounting at the time of his
death to $25,000,000 in- it‘ll, to be dt-
villi-d I'QIlniiy nnmna his urnndchild-
rep. 'l'hmfumlly with the rum: child—
l'l'tl tht-rehy will receive the most
money. and the out» with noun living
at the limo oi the distribution will not
chart».
Th.» birth oi tho Martin baby had
.. ihu cticci of dianrtauning calculation»
tilt the fittilillt'rl of tho other three
iolauphleru The prospective ahnrn of
3 the- totally of Mrs, Marl.» .lullu Young
Knul'tmatm. of Marqucito. Mich..'wh0
iii in llw land With five children. wan
. ovont from live-
:clgltlu to iiw-ulnthtt oi‘ lilo estate—a
,lliriti approximately oi ӣ75,000. The
future i‘iliii‘i' oi the family all Mrs. Cc-
ciip Young [loywurth with two chil-
dren, dcrlinhrl lrolu 25 to 22 per cent.
while that it! Mrs. t‘nthcrlne Otillio
Young Hobart. outI child. tell oif sumo
8375.000. An addition to any of these
three familiea» will help it to regain
the loan of prestige attflcrctl through
the event in the Martin iamiiy. Al the
name limo a repetition in‘the Marlin
family will enhance its pronpccta and
Mill further reducu the others.
i
“decanted-4| liv the.
Mr. John Rina. ot Vining. in.. anya:
"i have been selling Dertt’s Kidney
and Bladder Pills tor about a year and
they give better aatistactlou than any
pill i ever sold. 1 have used them
myself with line results." Sold by
liiord Pharmacy and The Bridge
. Y. , .
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T " ‘L' .
“it~u‘*"‘rt .
A} . .
Before purcbni-lln‘ an automobile
ace the new “FORD" ROADSTER.
with rumble sentrztt inch Wilel'ifl. fully
encloacd mud .mdtrds and many im~
movements over pretioup models.
raanrtuui JUDGE.
”Knight“: Nomtlr,‘Conn.
. ‘ . Telephone 212.
713’? . .
Liquid
,, niz’iie
, Giééfi.
com is three shades. Will not
fade. Sole Meals for
. Norwaik. ‘
“cine. E no“...
HARDWARE ' . ‘
m waatt'tr’ta‘rctu cream.
”'0". mm
in... _ .
. - m:~..-'~M:H ‘7:
Money” Advanced
to all. on their machete Multan.
planar and other potential
ithout removal. on their
tho-t tndoruor. ‘ ‘
GALL AND m tit.
Wu
SOUTH Pants, him. March 24,——
Tweivc years at hard labor in state
crimp was the lenience imposed to-
day by .luatlcoWhitehopec in the the
promo Court upon Wallace fl. Ettor-
ett. who last night was found guilty
at manninughter at the correlation oi
hiu socond trial on a murder charge
for the killing of Edit" l... Ruticlliic, at
the (tracker Hill Mine lent June.
, ”W, «m...
THIS is WORTH naueuaaamo.
Whenever you have a moat: or cold.
inst remember that Foley's lionoy and
TM will cure it. [in not risk your
health by taking any. but the son.
nine. it in in a. yellow package. Plait!-
tctl'u Drug Store anti The cllflorrl
Pharmacy, 0*
W .
When you climb on the water won-
on, atuy there? don't unit the. di’iVN‘
tor a trnnoier to a lmer wanna.
opossum.
sveav autumn.
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BPEciAL ATTRACTiON
Miss LEiLA DELL LENNON,
“FLUFPV RUFFLES.”
ADVANCED VAUDIVILLE AND
MOVING PIOTUREB.
Change or "pram Monday and
’ 'l’ and!
h, , y..
Matinee: Woman and Saturday.
* c cute I:
Reserved Build-Pint 5 rows, 25c:
blink of door, 16¢. .
Mama Daluny—vi’lcat 2' ram,
200:. haiooce or floor. 109, '
Matinee—Adults. 10:! Children. 6c.
HOYT’S THEATRE ‘
' FRlDAV and sarunpav.
moon 27 AND 23.
MATiNEE earunoav ONLY.
Return Engagement of
, t). w. Robertson’s .
Moving. Piciliifii and
Vaudeville Co.
All New Pictures ’
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i
i
l
L
‘fd’flr‘ ' and L i“::"1 .t
illustrated Songs.
Evening Prices ......... 10c and 20¢
Matinee ISaturday ........ 5e and tile .
BASKET BALL.
L a...” r. attire rm...“
‘Every Monday Night.
' outfit—30o.
DANEERYS.
. Mm firm
Wimfltorioco
mmmmwmmm.
Dianna-thin...
”not“ no» to to it
anteater; as can"
MMflle’M
The Complete Showing of
«ma Correct New York Mylu
its name from one oi the moot»
York. .
worn by many New Yorkers on
its title from one of the. moat} ‘1
ionable resorts in easy reach
orally worn by business mall,
era and nrofesainonai men.
Manhattan Top Cont" come it
names withquuul right, ‘
whom! tailor chops, are but a‘
York to wear these faahionahle .
York clothes. '" ‘ ‘
nit-at here the products at Alfred
" jamin (r 00., thus making.’ it paid
for (human to he an correctly at
as any man in New York. [ '
display this week of “Ben rt:
rect Cltlthcu tor Men and tnr'i
to viuit bin store.
~Don't let the baby suitor "a!
ma, tom or any itching or M
Dean's Ointment strontium 9
cures quickly;
children. - All drngaiet hell it. ..
azureuc: or man one
rimming will today receive m ‘
lice as required by law (m4 ~
Fremont Wood, oi’ the mum oi
ry Orchard, the self-confessed
1-! of iormer Governor stoma .
Judge Wood in speaking of
tar yeaterday explained at loamy
' lad“! regarding an accomplice and ‘
o :
in]: testified tally and fairly idiot}
ceptetl an a witness. the court '
"liondn the omission of the
n ty.”
u
flow
may he had ”their!” tit. .
market really opens. The win.
chaser hnya early. 3
J. M. Lamond.
. .‘ .1 f ‘
[That pleased you ever Mn
them on. Any more root-I to
“treat. . '
log Goo“.
mica. etc.
“HOD.
., or runner to lineup
m
Specialty iot- Jouph Davie it A!
trod Benjamin C. 09. , J,
The "Mendowhrtmk" Overcoat
noble hunting clubs near.
it gets its name lioncatly. SM
in tho type of overcoat that I'm
cmhcrs oi the Hmnrt lluntilllm
The "Senllrizht" Sttt'k Hull ii
otropolia. it, in in the ’ .
yin at this «nation and will he
The "Broadway Box" and"
They were dufliltlt’tl and M
cw York by Alfred Benjamin &
a
not Broadway-«a minute's
om Fifth Avenue. ,
but you don't have to live in
.losoph Davis. of this city. ll”
Joseph Davis in multln 15'“
ha arc interested in Men's A
Perfectly rate >‘
BOISE. idaho, March eta—Ger
"The accomplice. 01cm
death
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rt. t1
tuswr ml
GLY'H Ni'.
“My"?
it.
A number; circa! grow
'rQ.’
. imam.
a RAILROAD avail
cmtmr Gm”!
rehearse. China pill M
Pal-tort Inpplieo. .
Good may mixed Paint,
White, Curtain Poles. with
Norwalk Chronicler