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op, " right Clothing Co.
' HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
AVIS O". THREE” MONTHS
.Io0th Norwsik Young Man
Warped Tsisirsph Money Order.
the city court, Danbnry. yesteo
y Frederick Davis, the young tele-
' operator who was arrested two
oil the charge of forging a
'elepraph draft tor $10. was
Mal before Justice George Woke-
hank under an assumed name
hm those of a normal person.
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
towed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Davis Ia alleged to have made
out“ the draft while temporarily em
iiioydd in the Danhury other. of the
.mnaay and to have cashed it at he
. r. Intives believe that he in not right
medially and evidence was introduced
team that some of hill acta had not
lie
was given three months in Bridgeport
loll,” In the Danbury court, this after
noon, and immediately took an appeal.
mvis was formerly a resident here.
Hard and Soft Wood,
Soft Wood, ”.00 per cord; 81.50 per
Hillel Wood. 07.00 per cord;
cord.
will
Split Wood 25: extra per V. cord
Vera No. 74 Newttlwn Ave.
' L"Tel. 207—2.
$1.75‘ ’
NORWALK. CON
Ila AHOITMINT OF
3 for lie. 15¢ a dozen.
2 for lie. 250 a down.
he each, ll tor 25c.
we each, ii tor 250.
HUNG ITOIlc
Donatello“.
WiarGIIsssntLaandry-
SPRING
W A. Brizgetman.
Easter POST CARDS.
ill Washington Oi.
More Fadi that You Have
mt hole as which at soil. remote time you depesiied a
are” you n" resign.
seat. we ‘sdli you will mutate mm mm
. cut. aiyle and fabric Jurt to his ilkilll;
We are ouiid eoahde'at that it's
about new that your hater ninth-l
tboaahte are tourists; about in your
mind. if we have diipossd the ease
ycorreetly. then this message we send
you today is well tinted, We want to
cloths you for Bartel. : indeed, w‘. do.
;and we odor you the brlehtest and
host elbthea the morhet alords. A
broad variety of about fifty patterns
for selection. The middle-sled or cor»
servatlve can line here permeate in
while the dapper young fellow eaa
ilnd clothes as choice as his heart do-
alres Bulls, Top Coats SpringOver-
route for only won and $10.00.
Tronnera, i‘ancy Vests frond the hands
of the makers. who know how our
prices are pleasing them when par-
menia are shown at those prick.
NAT HAVEN etuuazne Annss'r-
to Hana.
Maris a Disturbance and Did toms
Damage in a Fruit “are.
Two New Haven . plumbers got
drunk in South Norwalit this morn-
ing, and proceeded to cause trouble
along Railroad avenue. At lallt ac-
counts they were still drunk at the
police headquarters 'and were unable
to tell their llamea.
About 10:30 they wandered up to
Anthony Cullen’s flower and fruit
store. One grabbed a handful of straw.
berries and Mr. Cuneo remonotrsted.
whereupon the ntrantrer‘a compani-ol
made a pass at the lrult dealer and
the latter landed on the interference
About this time the man who use
anatehed the airnwberrlea alruck Pro-
prietor Cullen, The, two ilnaliy wan-
dered away and Mr. Cuneo notified the
police.
Chief of Police William Vollmer
looked the atrongera up and placed
them under arrent. Judge Taylor will
look them over in the police court.
THREE MIN KILLED.
WINNIFEG. lien. April i6.~v'l'llrou
men were kill and [our othont aeri-
ously horned in an explosion in the
old mine. Cunmore, Alberta, yesterday.
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Wm... .... - M.
Your Lawn!
it needs encouragement, your
garden needs assistance. your
trees and vines need help and
your flowers need the aid of our
special mum and fertilizers.
We have some good things in
this line; odor?“ up in a convenient
way.odor and not unpleasant
to uu-edry. pulverized manure
which has never been exposed to
the weather to lose halt its value.
Also wood ashes and ground
bone 06 pure quality.
All the above in large or small
quantities as desired.
“9 WashintonSt.
TheFerrisCoalCo.
iiiii‘i
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liaveYoaHewdoi
Yam W. 13 We in, at New
lira. hawk P. Petty, of Westley
ion street. who has been sails iii, is
new mainly
lilss ids Taylor. at Isis street, was
admitted to the liorwsik Wall"
treatment this hernias.
A. ii. are." he! started a ill-lav
tioo tor a isrpe bars as his property
in Newton: arenas, Granary.
'P. D. Wdlasrstarlodtohis
home in Iiailr street, lorwak, alter a
abort visit with relatives in Clinton.
on.
.Judpe Joseph R. Taylor is arable;
quite .eatosaive improvements about
his residooes in rslrheld avenue, by
Attorney Georpeil . Voeburalr. of
South Norwalk attended the grand
council res-m of the loyal A. mourn.
in Waterbury, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel 7. Hatch.“
Fairlield avenue, are entertaining hire.
Benedict and daughter of New York.‘
formerly residents of south NONI"!
——Basehall Good l'ridsy, Amusement
Park. Norwnlka vs. West Ends.
midtown.
llirs. fiederiek ii. Rowan, oi Fall'-
ileld avenue who has“ been seriouair
ill of typhoid fever-Jo pow steadily
Immortal. and It ia believed that the
danger paint is now passed.
8. ti. Wil
alumina-n.
move shortly from that city backto
Norwalk. and"oecupy his inane lo'Wsll
street.
past two or three year- ha: been lo
cated in New York state.
Although there has not been a clue
to the horse thieves who operated so
who is at present re-
siding in New Rochelle. inlwds to
Mr. Wilson waa lorroeriy in
the contracting bnelneas. but for the
horse out by authorities throughout
the eonatry.
Highway Commissioner Dunlap is
planning another campaign,
whlehlanimporiaotooe lie be-
liens there are all together too many
sidewalks in need of repairs through-
out the city. Property owner. will be
asked to make repairs and it they fail
to warpiy with the request. stringent
mesaorea may follow.
ONLY ONE VICTIM FOUND.
SOL'THBURY Apfll ill—The work
of pumping out the water from the
pond at the quarry, where the body
of a P k, with: a hole in his skull,
was found last week was completed
randy. bet no trace of his companion.
who ll in thought might have fallen
into the water, also, was diaeovereri.
The two men had been sent to the
quarry by the superintendent or the
company linen , and the nest
., vicinity, recently, the search baa not
sueceeiuily in The Novwaiks and the
been relaxed for an instant. This
morning, early, Bradley Gorharo and
Captain Thomas Hunt started 0! on
day lire
y or one was found in the
water. The other had diasppesred
“a...“ *~ ”~—
tlIo train for New York, to keep up
their search. in the city,
it is stated that the concern whifl'l
hall leased th store now occupied by
H. Germain a 6 Company haveslnree
ton. street, may be delayed in patriot
poasesnioa, draping a ten ymrn' ieane.
ll. Germain and Company her a three
years' lease on the store. it is chill?
ed that this lease has been motion
but the Germain company denies this.
——iloe Shad, llie lb., at New York
\iarkel. , .
The auloon of Joaeph 0. Perkins, in
Franklin avenue. Norwalk. won at
tached this morning by l'. E. bailey
& (10.. whole-ale liquor dealers. at
Bridleport. tor a bill or dial. The na-
loou has been there for many years.
Sheriii‘ Smiley. of South Norwalh.
nerved the papers and in busy this at-
ternoon removing the willli from the
plaice.
This evening at the :40th Sorwnik
('3qutI-ertstional i‘hnrrh there will he a
union nervlce of the .‘iovwalk and
iloulh Norwulk chu’rehen. beginning at
7:45 o'clock. The armor: will he
. preached by the Rev. George ll. its
hart. who will ulna administer the no
rumour or the Lord's supper. assisted
by Dr. Mactnrinmi and the doorman
from both chm-rhea. it was a tort
luer erratum yearn am for these two
churches to hold a union communion
aervlro once a year and great aaiitv
luriion in expressed at the resumption
of this pieaaant custom.
DEATHS—”AND runaaALs
Mrs. liadeilne “riled.
hire, Madeline iisniord paemi sway
yesterday afternoon at her home in
Trinity Place, South Norwalk. The
funeral servicea will be private and
will he held tomorrow afternoon from
her late bowler at 2: 30 0'.er Rev
final 0. i'urliee. pastor of the Mirth
Norwalk Methodist Church will uncl-
Irle. Interment will follow at Hirerv
aide Cemetery.
Funeral oi T. I. rm».
The innersl aervleen over the re:
mains oi Timothy ll. Pitch, who pare
all away at the Norwalb Hospital atoll.
day alternooo, front old m. were held
yesterday alteraoon at 2 o'clock at
the Nivernide chapel.
ray. parlor oi the Norwalh Methodist
Church. MIMI. interment [allowed
in Riverside. (,Yelaetery. '
Revs, lrlioe.
Stew- Eldon, and one year and nine
monthe nodaoooilmmkdoe or
(:onerilrnt overrun. died yesterday
Funeral services will be held tower
row at at, lary' a (Yeoman:
The New Science;
of Healing? . '
i
twhich in now receiving the attention -.
of many fillies in nut-.wiy who have Mayer Darnell Will 'rehahly issue
adopted thin reform method of hoallnu. .
.and no markedly improved in Iltllliihi
and appearance have
Jordan central: .
.loeeph Conselri. and iii ultra. son
of William (3mm. 0! ll Walton
warrant died this mile. The remains
will he interred in It Marya ('enm
rely tomorrow morning.
“CI-IAN MTV" CAMPAIGN.
Appeal in a Few Gays.
Willi a liar or two linror Wallets 1.
they become' rim-nail will ieene an appeal to tile
they are enmumllllll olherr to follow olilsnna at tile ally to lslle an active
l their easmpio No one should live in W" "‘ the PM "eiean “m" “h
lusln and serious. of heart or lilnb.
please by pain: to the Chiropractor at
I. Washington It" Heviland Bloch.
sewn NORWALK.
MINITIO TRIATNIM'I CHIN.
m
NWMM
when they can live in health and has- mlseinsev iiastei lisnlep erode the
Marm- ”email and Illakwny Corn
pro
NV. PAD, 1'0"
Opaque
Shades
At 2650.
F. A. Mitchell,
CON. WALL AND HIGH "8127!.
WALK. 00””.
I
sell only the very
New models in T
Fancy Mixtures. In all
All the newest an
best It]
well as Black and Whit
ran some so Goons sauna. , .
& HYATT,
N08. 9 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
TER SPECIALS.
-made Suits of line Chiffon Panama, Herringbone Cheviot. Screen and
newest shades of Brown, Blues and Green. as well as, Black
LADIES" SPRING JACKETS.
Covert Cloth Jae is, lined and unlined. short, half-fitting and three-quarter length. Black
Cheviot. Broadcloth and moms. all tafie lined.
I!
GLOVES.
most correct styles' In Ladies' Kid Gloves are here for your selection. We
lities, many of them our own importation.
Price 81.00 to $3. oo.
EASTER NECKWEAR. .
All the newest shades,“
Plain and Embroid ed Collars' In all White and Colored Embroidery. Stool; Collars' In Cotton
and Silk, Fancy Bows' In
shown here.
ll
otton and Sillr. All the season’s newest and most attrdctive styles are
PARASOLS. .
'1
Our entire new lint of Parasols are now on exhibition. White and all the popular shades' to
Cotton. Silk and Pongee.
Also Children' s Parasois' In all qualified.
oe’nuAn‘v. wouLo LIKE to
L0.
PARIS April id.-—'i’he gold ennui“
ment yesterday In New York
purely commercial exchange
tion; the Bank of France oiler
The internatiout
say it is as yet too earlyo Io
ducements
Willi ii.
i opera-
d no in.
l hanks
thDDTOX
imat‘e the amount of gold In lt‘lcll will
be taken during the proton
Should thlr moveme
linue some of the gold obi
likely to so to Gennany. all
ports! German Bank is analol
"not sold. and in altering u
transit advaneea for ll iorln
t ven longer. bill the direct exc
Germany in t
likely to enter the market it
ever gold ’comes from Americ
RECENT ARRIVAL or V OELB
NEW YORK, April 16.——- rrived:
Steamer President Lincoln. fro Hum
burg, iloulogm- and Plymoul l.
"will.
unfavorable.
boat a
The edge tool iactory
its a wan burned
52%;
4AMU$EMENTSI>
IVIIY IVINING.
MUSIC HIRED
Advance Vaudeville and Moving Plow
, tuna leer
Wflrnaday Ind
Chance of program
handily e-vewlius.
m ................ 10d and 160
Reserved seats at; and the, which
mire secured at the (”Word Drug
”dined prion—40‘ I“ 106. I“!
“the.
(waning.
ml! histlnsae.
ooday and“.
w W_-,.....,.-W .
“0'? ' TuIATR'.
rnl .77.". 11.
mm aa' Ano moor.
A..G W's co
in the dour-lonely droll madydrarua.
"Ito! “MID.
run or sloth are m.
tine. Mans.
And sensational I did.
Emhrnrins a means y of
ever Comedians.
the latest loose and
Donors.
ThedmterselOmdyzaiheAe
i’reaentins
All.
"to”:
Matinee........ and!“
Evening... ..... masons-nears
mm
30"“ THIATII:
w
IATUIOAV. APRIL 1..
M Tiflll AND WHY.
I .
lliilllillf'flmmm" in lloethn'a immortal
All"
with
Dir Verna as Marguerite.
Primitive try pvrldliotnd the lollnwlnl
eiarliiss floors:
The Minot
. The Mlle sword Duel
flies
The Bleattl'ln or
”The illusion iterates lorlea
m. The Electric lienirluce
"'31:" ';“m “M W. The lileelrir i'irole oi ll'ive .
w" m m, W m NM." The Elohim! ”it” '
lit will he melon taken no
weasenrviedihvonaillna
ninllazawusk
cleaning
certain want or spell
for several weeks.
Willi“ 'WMW’”
war rhea
one man ideas retells,
Together with mm:- flwls, hunk».
and llrunny other weird and dramatic of
lent
Full l'ilnlr lot the Cathedral ilclllu
and” tirade MM delehrnlml i3..,.,
11 rm Mar? mm Wm
or Mania
“Momma Mr
trov'r's mourn ‘
W 1,. it”.
"34% la”.
“'ASIHNOTON, April lfi—T
today struck out oi the naval
provision for eight allbularlue \
l .
no new TOIPIDO settle.
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IIG HIE IN ONTARI .
ST CATHERINES (ML.
of
today
insurance. liar-.000,
1‘ move
tum eon-
ihe inl-
l to al-
carry
5hr or
nose in
erolore
r whlll
t.
NEW YORK. April ltl.— trrived:
iiir. i-Ziruria, from Liven )l and
Queenatown. H
. homo.
Fill the
urpedo
Ap ii 16. ..
tlillm‘n
. Dona
l
Garden'l‘ools. Barrows. Hows.
Harrows. Cultivators. Pain and
OilnPishlng Tackle. Boa and
WW.
oi Lalalcll Fittings.
U. P.
”I'M”.
its price.
Wmlfi. It ”more
nupreme in
will tell.
I. comm
no um
i
Coffeesw
18 to W40
We have told you frequently
at our famous no Mocha A ll
Java. and you have bought il l
steadily and recommended it
slronsly that the anion are in-
wuuiti llite to sell ”It:
Can and pet New Cat
Charles E. not
NMWAII.
"2 WAOHINOTON ITilll Al".
Phone 007.
.. l“ ,
or prices. its to 40s. that aria
equally worthy. each the heat i
We handlo’ nil til
college we sell. from the hush l
the buyer. and if you want
iowprirmi colon that In
or n hither prim» one that ii
osmlleneo.
"l
el
A out
TillsTll‘Alu a AHYATT NORWALK CONN
H. Krlege‘rSzCo.
The Best andLarg'eét
Assortment of
Millinery
Goods 1*
In The NorWalks.
m
Donot Wait until the laét of
the week In seleéiing your Hat.
Come early, we can give you
better attention.
All orders executed promptly
and satisfaétory. W
Money refunded on unsatis-
faétory purchases. ‘
H. Krieger & Co.
29-31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Superphospllate of Lime, I Potato Fertilizer,
Complete Fertilizer. Ground Bone, '
rider. Alr-Slaelted um. Unlesched Ashes. mm at Soda.
Muriel oi Potash. Maput' Fertiflzcrr. llsrn Yard
NsaweJive'l‘lIouasndlieaa rudiment,
Narrowing. Gardening. Grading.
Ra y mortal, Bron.
Land
Try Coffee
AadYuWIUuNthbr.
Norwalk Chronicler