The Suits we are
2 showing for Easter
are smart. hand-
some and decided-
lywell bred. Our
as the burdting
"buds‘ ~ f
The prices to please
’ your purse.
opyright
m: 1?
He (learning to wnltzl~ls it very
hard to reverse?
She—0h. no; just. tnlte you foot off
at mine and put it on tho other-«Lite.
Styles are) as new'
Farming Implements.
Paints. Oils. Varnish,
and everything you need for
Spring
"Get in line" and let Ila do your
inwn Mower Sharpening and Repair-
ing now before the "rush season"
on.
Chop Rear ii Wall St.
PM".
' St. Mary's Church.
" Garden Tools. “Plows,
Norwalk Hardware Co
3! Main St.
iiiiii
-..—o ”......”
FOLLOW
THE
CROWD
and you will find that
we're always selling
COAL
1‘
THE
SAME
OLD
8m i
m warms St
The Ferris Coal Co.
tits.— .
mil aason'l'stln'l' or
Easter POST CAR
ALL PRIGII.
in»... .. yu— .‘.
iii!!!
$7.00 and $10.00
Early inspections means the best selections. Better drop in on your way.
MCIOthingCompany
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
DEATHS AND MINERALS.
Funeral of Antonio Vellone.
The funeral of Antonia Vollono tnolt
pint-o this morning of It o‘clock front
'l‘lu- ut-rtlcmt We'rt'
largely attt-ndo-d nnri ”ll'i‘l' wo-ro many
beautiful liot'nl tributes. Futhcr Fo-
gurty tlmt'Itilt'ti. lnlcrtuvut rollowml
in the St. Mary's ('t-tuctt-n.
Mrs. Andrew Crawford.
t'rnwford, widow of tho lat.»
Andrcw Crawford. who rilcd at his
home in linrhor ntcuuo, Norwnllt.
about a month ago. (“Hi this morning
iii the Nm‘wttlk lloapitai, Will'l‘u All"
has been ill for its‘ll'l'iii days. 'l‘lu-
funcrnl nrrangr-uu-utrt iIIH'l‘ not )t'i
hot-Jr completed.
Mrs.
Katherine Allen Connolly.
Kathi-ripe Allen (iotlttolly. tourtm-n
days old daughter of Mr, utttl Mr»
John t'onnolly, of iii l'l’tlrili Alfie's-i.
Houlh Norwnlk. dlt-d Inst night iv‘utt
orul services were hold this uftornnoo.
lntcrntt-ut following in Norts'ullt ('NllP'
It'l‘\
WARE ADMITS DIGAMY.
APriaoner in Baltimore. When He
Went From alt-micro.
STAMFORD. Aplil lt.--Alto-r Won
tlct'ing nhnttt tho unintvi, and stopping
for a while In Stutulord. lvnVlng tilt I"
last Sunday evening. .loucph ii. Warn,
titted furty- -.t~lltilt of llcrucn l' illtllli N.
is locked up in llnltilnorc, n nttll
«onlosaod hlgutnist.
A dispatch from Baltimore anyzs
"thro Waiiil'ti llllo lltn pollen ltond
quarto-rs last night, and gait» himself
up. He told tho pnlicu that he won
tired of playing hido nnd m-t-lt. and
unit! hit was wanted Itt Now .‘lo-ruoy tor
higatny. thn arraigned. Wilro was
hold for furthcr hearing on April lith.
Marshal Vernon said today that it"
hurt notified the Now .Icrttoy authori-
ties hot. iltttl til. ,vt~t root-trod no
lilllth'l‘.
"Warn clnlnut to in" n itt'hool Wilts"
or. and any-t that both his tuurrtugu-u
were the result at low smilrn hogun
in tho school room at Milford null
t‘illlford. N. .l.. where iw lulntht.
"lie fluid in lliltl. wltllt- ltvltt'hlug nt
Milford. he ttlttrl'lnll iiihts ’I‘t-tnn M.
ltohcrtmm. n school lt'lit‘iit'l‘ In on.» of
the schools tltcrc, ntul \thih~ ptIm-Inui
of it ilt‘iitltli ut ('llllnrti in- wooed and
who Mitts llnntmh limits, it tonchur in
tho Ri'.htittl lio tililti titnt Mhut Nouio
ittn-w nothing of his first lnnrrlngr
told on .ililliliit‘l Lilith. llitll they run all
and Wt'it' lttntriotl
"flittrt- lettvlnu New «it'i'tlll'l‘ Wurl-
ltus truvt-lit-d nil ovur ihl‘ country.
iit- t'ltllltl to ilultiuun-o, i'illlltilil‘ night.
trout littttuford." 4 .
—.,._. v- mom-I-
MSEBALL GOODS.
RIOTING iN CAMPOI.
: lliit iA\li illil. Attlil it. Notions
[rioting ln-oito out watuttlnt In lin- out
lol t‘ttntpou nnti lumps solo Milli Ilt
Itotittl in l‘l'iiilli‘tt ill'.lil"l' 'i'itn luvoltttldluu
llnllrontl ltnu ltutiutnliu-d owl'hltnnt
i'liilill on lt't'lgitt ill and out of l'ulnpmt.
'l'itla unrauml tho tannin» ulul lost ort-u-
lug titor m‘t flro to tho two rttiirond
stations, thirty curs. und auroral
warehouses. 'l'ilcy lJu-u destroyed the
railroad bridge "Hit the l'ttrnitllm
river.
No thurth nun luv cleaned ptopctly
hp soft slurping the saints.
'fldwemeltso
W.
for you in this bash. for here you one was as
dollar and add to It. so you may In sole. protnshir
plan. You can accumulate a reserve lsntl on file is»
and we psy you four per ml. Interest to help you.
SouthNorwalk Savingsllank
' WWI. IAIN MW“
sumo ”WM-Kim
UR FABRICS
are of all the
newest shades, in
browns, tans. greys
and fancy blue serg-
es: plaids aft.
Stripes, black Thi-
bet, and unfinished
worsted and cork-
screw.
Elsewhere lrom $2.00
to $5.00 more.
Id
nmocs on'cnfvorcf
Anti-Gambling Iiiie Will Have a Close
Catt
ALBANY, April ii.——'l‘ht~rr~ m... A
slight improvement in tho nppart-nt
prospects of the trtlti-guttthllug hills '
win-n tln- tit'llliillll of tho Nt'lillil' hogan
twins and friend» of tho hills [ll'flfi‘sltlt'ti
tn n-gnrd lho situation no promising.
'rh'l'llli‘van am nor-minim; to posit uny
hill. The oppmition had little to our.
’l‘lm lust. thing from St-nutor Mct‘nrrr-n
or an curly hour won on cannon-ion of
Opinion that. tho hills would no villn-r
til'Il‘Hll'ti ur pnsnstrl hr «in» \‘tlft', Nu
nlunnm-g worn unit-d win-n lilo m-unto
mow-nod.
Tili‘i't‘ urn tun of tlw hills.
Would tttncntl tho mwnllwi l'l'l't‘i‘dil‘it)‘
raring luw by striking from it tho
‘vxt-Ilntlvu twttulty" unlit-r which pub-
lic unluhllntt ltns lit-on t‘lt'tunlly prtu
tuctml at t'nt-i- trut'kn while it was it
trinity elsewhere itt tho state. This bill
iii-ill iilttt'lllt In liw roving lnw tha- tol-
lnuiug utmlu'
"And upon conviction l.-t punlnltnhir-
ht illlltllhtillllwlli in it “until loll ot
to lliit'tllil ill. for n l"" ltHi of not lillll‘t'
than om ,wttt
't‘-h. swomi hill is an nlncmlnu-ul
to tho pvnnl cmlv. which t-hnngi-o Ilu'
uflcntw front tho grndt- of Many to
that of lttlmlnnn‘nnm'. lllfll‘l'iR ”ls- unmi-
illllliii-tlllilll'ill provision All In tho oth
ti hill and eliminates tho provisions
for on mu lnlvo [it-null) and trims tlu- ul-
tornatlvo tu'nltiiy ttl' 'u Illltt not ex-
t-m-tlllltt $2.000."
When tho uonnlo Nt‘lil-iitlll opened.
Mrs. Iiughi-a. wllo of the governor.
was plmwnl. lioth galleries more paell-
t'fi with rtlt't-‘lruck lolittwcrrl, illi WP"
us with people ifltl'l't'ltit'tl in the other
Ritif' of tho numtlon.
Tilt- llt'ut hill to he tulton up won the
um-orul rcl‘m rmi tn, t-h-notor tlrndi‘. ltw
tlu- tt|t|ttiulllitlL tin-d tho llrt-t nun hr A.
motion to ltll‘iiitl out the "cum-lint:
clause." This In tho iillltii- tllroct moth
ml or ltlllltilt a hill.' Hountor tirudy lw-
ttult hr ntlnt'ltlm: iIort-rnor Hughots
lot his spin-ch Monthly night lit-lore
lilo iil‘tllliliyi'l id‘lti‘lll'.
Hcttotur tlrntlr l‘i'pt‘iilmi his unlit-r-
tiou that Governor llnuhou luut i‘ltlIt-d
to any nntlhlng shout "Willi int-not.
stumbling." tltnu falling to rucoanitttt
whnt tho attentiwr unit! was the worst
lotto of antithllng itt Atnoricun lilo.
ritmn after noon i-lonntor Agnew atl-
nmtncmi flint Hontttor tirnttnn. of Al-
puny. had inst lnlortnod him thot ho
ttllltid not summrt tho hills. licnutor
Agnew suit! ho now c mind only till
voice in tiwir lavor. 'l' to fill included
ummtor Punt him. who nt that time tutti
not vt-t appeared In tho mtpnto chum-
hot illoon afterwards Resistor KillillD
.tmimml for publication tinll ln- unoht
vmo against the hills
on «...-w m-
iVALl ANNIVIIOAIV IXIICiIII.
NEW HAVEN. Aptll It - 'llte apt-hi.
’W of lhit illitlin-l'itlil'y tttttvi't'itttttt til ill"
l'nio Art lithool nnst loop will hr
Kenyon i‘us at New Yorlt oil). the
nuhlcct of wiunto mil'l‘uttn will he ' All
utmlus ill. iiiiiltii'llti. It its unnouucott
that. tho instructor In stcltltocturn ni
tlttI school lot the coming your will
he ltiolutrti ll. lions. Jr. of the tint-
vsrd «dues of liilit. a grandson of tho
nil islnateilow. shit now so architect
It New York city. Mwin l'. ‘I'rlvlor.
formerly president of tho litmlonu
Iatillllll of New Yorit city. and now in-
sirttcturo of tho Antique and Mir
classes of the league. hits two sh
wintud instructor in drawing at tho
school for the coming college year.
JUNlOR GUI” IUIPINDID.
NEW YORK. April it.e~'l‘itt~ unlit-n
Junior class of New Vnrlt Uhiversitv
was nilsiiltrllliml from the uslwrsitylor
three days hr the faculty utility ssa
penalty tor basins Henry titration
resiltnstl. iilmit tree as the can
and that the stistmitdod Juniors set
were leaving the chatted. There was
another a lleroailou helween bin and
some oi the isnioratsnd Mosh was
harlot
'l'ilt- lll‘nl" i
IMO!
and workmen who all about to leave
Paris for the united States to inroeo
unto the improved methods employ-
ed in the American leather tanning
industry.
ILLUITIATIO
LECTURES
roman" TRAVEL
By DR. MACFARLAND.
AT THI
Mil MIR Will“! (illicit.
FRIDAY EVENINGS.
April filth—Italy. The lecture will be
accompanied by ltallan music.
April t‘lth-The Passion Play at Ober
emtnergau.
April 24th-Mherlartd, Austria. Ger.
rnany and the Rhine.
May lst-l-iolland, Belgium and Paris.
May Ellie—{Irene Britain.
Organ and vocal music in the var
ious languages.
Tickets fertile Entire Course ... $1.00
For sale at A. Dickerrnan I: Son's.
<1 AMUSEMENTS o
EVERY EVENING.
MUSIC HIRED
Advance Vaudeville and Moving Pic-
tures Every Evening.
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees.
Change at program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Reserved seats 20c and 26c, which
can be secured lit. the. Clifford Drug
Store.
Matinee prices—5c and tile.
Seats.
HOYT’S THEATRE
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE,
COMMENCtNG APRIL 9TH.
F. Willard Magoon Presents
lest
PRESCELLE
The Popular
HVPNOTIOT and TILIPATHIDT.
rlpm-lul uml only rcturn cnaagemcnl
iil‘ftti'l' «losing his season.
iitltlllittli til PREM‘RIIIIE till ll
Mittiti louturc Msnsat-r Mn
coon also ollntu
MR9. EDNA MAY MAGOON.
who his that distinction of holltll
New ("glands Only Women Hypnotist.
With tln- onliiilllltti scones of l'rcsr
colIt- llilll \Ilil. Mnaoon In hypnotic
coon-din .l progrnm long to ho rt-tncnlv
lwrotl will in» given.
The rmutuvllie ntttnhcrrt will include
YACKLIV A IUNNILL.
tlun Musical Act. and
DAINTV LAURA HOUOTAN.
Ivenlng Prlcsa. 100. 10¢. ”a and Ills
Matinee. naturist: We and Ill:
.. ....— wstm ......
EASKET BALL.
Team F. at the Armory.
in
Next wa Imus
XAVIERS.
helm MI
Pastimes vs. West Esds.
M
DANCING FROM to To 18
ADMIMION ............. II can"
Viral M. at I Nil“.
("Am 0' "07- ”Ml.
Management at
Lillian Sherwood-Neidtirlt.’
Locswootrs HALL. noswaclt.
3- V lrlunlsl. Milled liturwnrttl'
hirit. uttpluttn; AGING. ”NW. N. “Y"
t'lllttrttilo, itanll Jone-At V.. tonor:
l'rtlait (torsion. N. You
lin song cycle. "in “Round." W
O. Morass).
rented or V . at New York.
“It“ I" 7. .
Prices....- ........... ...10cand150'
Every Monday Night.
Subscriptiod Concert!
Wednesday lash. M ”00.
ARTIITI Miss Katherine MRI of
‘.' .’ newsman DRY access
TRISTRAM 8t HYA
nos. '. and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. .'
Spring Dress Goods.
Each season brings new shades of coloring and new designs in Dress Goods. In calling your
attention at this time to our new line for Spring and Summer, we wish to impress on your mind
that the greatest care has been used' in our selections and that the line which we are now able to
show you is far ahead of anything that we have ever attempted before and the best of all is the
prices which we are able to maize on them.
a
TASCH' S NOVELTIES. This' II the finest line of Dress Goods imported into this country:
in fact, there is nothing finer made. The styles which we are showing are retailcd from $1. so to
$2.00 per yard. Our price is $1.25.
We are also showing a full line of the celebrated READ'S FABRICS. This is the finest
domestic line and includes all colors of Lansdown. Mohdelaine. Readona. Metrose, Herringbone.
Poplin. Panama and Armures. Also the popular fabrics” to White, such as Sages. Brilliantines.
Veiiings. Sicilian. Voile. Danish, Malta and Fancy Brilliantincs.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. Krieger 8100.
snowtuc or
NeweSt Stunning
Spring Models,
movement in the condition of novel".
. including a-number of
Sample Suits
following bulletin issued by fir. Wins.
which cannot be seen later in the season.
low. the governor's physician, at liltit)
a. to, today: "The governor has snott'n
n Mendy. though tnndorult- improve.
them during the. pool two Hill”. No
pnsuctl u comfortable night. accompan-
ied by restful nlprp." .
Have You Heard oi
The New Science
of Healing?
which is now receiving the attention
of many Indies in society, who have
adopted this reform method of healing,
and no nutritediy lmprovod in health
and appearance have they tin-come
they arc encouraging other» to follow
their example. No one should live in
pain and sadness, at heart or limh.
whcn they can lite In honith and imp.
pint-its hy going'to the Chiropractor at
94 E. Washington 8L. Havltand Block.
scum nonwaut. l
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS GIVEN.
OSTEOPATHY
If you have had the misfortune to
hot» had the "GRIP." and have not
fully recovered. now ht lili‘ time to
take it in hand. litany protons are
antic-ring today front some chronic dis-
ease, that they run truco the origin
torch to a former attack-oi this disease.
This modern trontmcnt will help you
to regain your natural hculth. (tonsuh
Intion free. Dillon hour: ltzilo a. to.
to 5:30 p, m. Treatment lltiliiililttlt'l'-
ml by
Dr. Jerome D. Wirt.
Phone 12H.
N0. 12 iDAACI PLACE. ”DIWALI:
CONN.
Latest and most desirable materials, all
colors. of Elcourse—fine serges. chiffon
Panamas. hsuitings. new hair line
ISIo SSS—eve Suitlined
with“, pldirgmtaffeta. fancy stri orguaran-
teed satin. investigate our charge system.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
29-31 West Washington Street.
sourn NORWALK.
Auction Sale oi House-
hold Furniture.
Titttrsdny. April 9. at the ulornge
warehouse of i.. J. Reynolds a Roll.
till Main street and iirogmy l'lncu.
tahles ntnnds. iron hetiatoml». unn-
trelu-es. pillows. carpets and rugs. lucn
curtains. ptlrtiurs. lahle covers. nilvur
tcn sols. butter dish calla ltnsltnt lrnlt
dish nyttlp cups. chairs of all kinds.
chins iil'it' 'Rili‘iil. lnnct inlnps tins.
crttcltrry. tirm grunts. clothinu. pic
turns, trtttllts. hurtvnus. war-ltstuntii.
springs. ice hos. roolt ntpl putlor
moon. lloaton racism. tnnhogont hell
hot melt. with swinging mirror Many
other urilclas not on thin ll-t. Inlt- nt'
I o‘clock shnrtl.
JOHN W. NULL“. Auctioneer. ‘“
on... Notice. is Home Laid
for-....
25¢.
T" i' l h idi' nnlv listings Ilattll ARMOUD'I TINDII IHOULDIII.LI. .. Is
it a r In 0 . .
Norwallt Conn” March Ill. llttltt. u::%:‘:$“‘:“°"" mm..." L" """""""""""""" its
At a mtmling of the tloard of lllrec- 3 . ° " ' ------ . ------------------------ 3“
llli'li of the ll‘seri-Iti (‘onntv Rosina: ”IN-TN DIAND Mil-K. PIR CAN . .........., m
ilanit hold this tier. a dividend at the ct. IOTTLI ILUI LAIII. Kl‘lcn U! .................... tee
role of four per cent. ti'iil nor an
ntttn was declared to dermilnra from
the earnings of the slit tnonllnt ctulins
slaroh til. it“. The same will be our
tort-d on the nssahooha nnti paid on
ittltl nllnt‘ April Iii
lilt'YilTllIll t‘i'll'l'lii.
Treasurer
spinach, Lettuce. celery. Oranges. Apples. Turnips. Gabe-Isa and unless.
UNITED GROCERY (30..
49 Fort St" East Nerwellr. so No. Main It" Is. Namath.
l'itone ate-3. a: tag.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
WMMINIAWMWMHIIM
MKMWMMIR
DICK’S FISH
ill) Weill-sto- street
”WY. ‘
lll'iii Ht
DGOTI‘LIEB.
! Gents’ Pursisher.
Men’s. Boys’ and CH-
drea’s Slices.
Norwalk Chronicler