.
a
N. CONNINIERG'S WILL.
HAVEN. April lilr—Tho will
. the Iatofldlchaol Schoenberg. of this
may at! in the probate court
The outute ht estimated
, MoogW orth between slot) 000 dnu
quanta of 3500 to the New
titan Orphan Asylum 32 000 to a als-
‘f'Em Motager. and $5. 000 to Inuit!
Schoenberg. a son. fll't' mntie. The
9 a‘nco ot3t1it' oatute Iii left In trut-tt
9WD!" the Income to by paid to the
Idol and the other half to the child-
The exccuors will (‘lllliillllt' tho
.Meph Moehlet'. oi Wuhlrington
tract, ha! iit'i'llt‘llii A position in Nt-w
rlr ii.
Mina Harriet Crofut In it ghost of
.. IBM: in New York city.
--3 SPECIAL FON SATURDAY.
SHEET MUSIC. lSc
.Whoh tho Vesper Brita ut, Twilight
woolly Chittw. Suntiugo t‘lynh. l
at to be .u Merry, Merry Widow.
Flufl'a Du Ruff. Who? Mo? l'ln Not
. 1lighten. C(illIlI r But. Toll, Somebody
‘ at! Know and You Know 'I‘o I Am
)Pnrticulur (Ethel lit-voy'n big sung
W. A. Briggerman,
‘ . tuustc OTOREI '
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
~ Agent tor Crescent Laundry.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
hard and Soft Wood,
1‘ lama and Split Ready tor
, ‘\ Family Uss.
‘Boit Wood $6.00 per cord; 81.60 pt r
cord.
Hm Wood. $7.00 per cord; 01.76
par“ cord.
- lhlit Wood 25: extra pt-r l4 cord.
Vat-a No. 74 Newtown Ava.
TOI- h—B NORWALK. CONN.
. SPRING
m
We stel quite confident that It's
about now that your Euler clothes
thoughts sic lounging about in your
mind. it Wt! have diagnosed tbe’oase
correctly. than this message we send
you today is Well timed. W's want to
indeed, are do.
and we offor you the, brightest and
heat clothes the ~nlsrltot adorns. A
broad 'varioty of about Ility patterns
cloths you for Easter.
tor ueloctlon. Thu middle-aged or con-
servurlvo‘cnn llnn here garments in
' cut. style and fuhrloluat to his liking;
while the dapper young fellow can
tlnd cltrthtia as choice as his hurt de-
sires. Bulttt, Top Coats, spring Over-
only $7.00 and 810.00.
Trousers. Fancy Vests front the bandit
coats for
of "the makers. who know how our
prices are pleasing them when gur-
mtmia urn. nhown at those prices.
yrig ht Clothing Co.
ilAttltY Goouwlu, Managger.
w“..-
NOTICE.
li you uro thinking of inking homo
druglena treatment, in order that you
may be relieved from A chronic
disease. it will pay you to invoutignto
()atoopntby.1‘he outeopnthtt are the
only advocate of l)rugloutt ThPruphy.
that are. rt-qulrt-tl to quality with, thr-
Stuto Board of Health of Comactilut.
The Board domanda that. they list In-
able,» to dificrt'ntiuto lit-twovn contag-
ious and non-contagious tIItll'dItli'tl. Tito
law of Connrclicut require all nppll.
cunts to ht» graduate-n of uolno ropu-
ttthlo ontoopnthic PIlIIl‘Hi‘. and to mom
an examination before thv Stutt- Buttr'tl.
'I‘o gruduato irom uuy osteopathic CUI'
logo. you must. attend not, but» than
lIll‘i‘L‘ yours, and nine ruonihtt'of ouch
your. Tho studio» taught in all on-
tt-opttthio collogt-n on» tho nami‘ an arc
taught In nu-dionl unlit-gun. with tho t-x-
copllon ol’ Mulorltt Mt-dlcu, illtiit'ad oi
which outtroputhlc therapeutics is
taught. ’i‘o prnctIt-o nuy otlwrwlrug-
luau ayniom. tho lnw iIiwl-I not rottulrv
tiny qualifications whatever in this
State. "The built. In the clwupunl."
Consultation and t-xutnimttion fi'l't‘,
'I‘rontrnent i-liIlIlInItlIt-YNI by DR.
JEROME D. WIRT, a grnduntc of lht~
Amrricnn School of (luteopnthy. at
Kirksvillo. Mo. Office, No. 12 Iaaacs
Place, Norwalk, corm.
iiiiiw
Your Lawn!
It needs cncouragément.‘ your
garden needs assistance. your
trees and vines need help and
lyour flowers need the aid of our
‘ special manurcs and fertilizers.
We have some good things in
this line. at up in a convenient
way. adorns ass and not unpleasant
to use—dry pulverized manure
which has never been eitposed to
the weather to lose hall its value.
Also wood ashes and ground
bone of pure quality.
All the above in large or small
quantities as desired.
I49 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
vision
Wu».--—
.1... own—nuns” .....-
Have You Heard at
The New Science
of Healing?
which hi how rotutlvtug thn sliunttnh
of my ludltts in tun-tuly. who huvu
adopt” thiu reform ltlt‘llllttl of beuitull.
and so marktully improved in hcuitlt
and summons have thoy IIN‘OIml
may are «rummaging "than to tullow
thoir'eallrnplo. Nu alto should live In
pain and ttadness. of hurt or lltuh.
when thuy can Iivu in health and bull-
utasss by'gotna to tint Chiropractor at
till 1.. Washington It" Havllsnd Ilssh.
WT“ NOIWALK.
uscasrln rassrusttrs swan.
sensual
stat. us add so
l but! so which at some "state mutt you ttnposlml a
stalls m s rust sum.
a UV! ass.
u will mumulnttt mun-thins worth
Adopt a rmiar pitta tutti
. AMA...“ umuwntawm u.
rs." .
willbshsldmmthamhmoeoihsr
daughter. Ira. ‘W. Harris. 1|
West street. is afternoon at
3:10 o'clock. The . Ii. A. I... lsdta
ier. rector of Trinity Episcopal Chum
will atheists. and burial will folio
at Riverside Cemetery. u
Mrs. Jennie Rollin.
. Jennla,
wife of Kinney Rumn, ~dell at her
home. 170 Washington street bridge.
last night. after a lateral months' Ills
heart from kidney disease. One child
a four months old baby. survives in
addition to the it stand. Funeral tutor-
vit-os tum .not y 1 been arranged.
Funnel oi Lyndon H. Jennings.
The funeral services ovar thr- re.
mains of Lyndon H.1enulugs former»
ly of Norwallt. who died to lht» home
at his aunt in Stratiord. Tuumay morn-
ing, will be held this sttetnuon at 1
o'clock. front the Riverside. t“~t-.:ml.
The deceased was a member of the
Trinity Cadets. and they will be pull-
bearer». George Draw Egbert. parlor
of the Norwuik Congrt-agtlotutl
Church, will ofliciate.
Esther May Gladstone.
The last tender tributes of friends
to the remains of little [Author May
Gladstone the bright young naughtt-r
of Mr and Mrs (leorgu w. Gludulotw.
of Spring street. were paid youtcrtiuy
afternoon Forlorn] scrvlcou worn
ht-ld from the iumlly home, the NW
Soul 0 (.‘urticu pastor of Ihti Mi'thn
dist abort-.h and Rev. II. ll. Curponttur
pantor of the Baptist church, officiat-
ing. in attendance were a large num-
ber of the littlo girl's friends, who
were devply touched. Thor! warts
many bountiful ilorul tokenu. among
them bring a large standing wreath
front her school mates. The nail bear-
t'l‘l! were.» Churlan E. luckwood, floors».
(Yunoo, Samuel Taylor and George
llluck, of Stamford. ln interment was
in Norwulk Centrtery.
MOITOIMAN ON STAND A8 EX-
PERT WITNESS IN 05,000 SUIT.
[ails How Quickly a Trolley Car
Should be Brought to a Stop.
The nullity. of u tnolorman to bring
his car to it stop in u can». oi cntt-r-
gcucy Ilglll't'ti lnrgt-ly in "W unit for
85,000 damage-rt brought by Dounto
Curbo. administrator of tho outnu- oi
tlrt~ lutt- Antonio Cnrtro. who who killed
four ytturu ago by a IrtlIIt'y our of ”10
Slutni’urd fill‘t‘ill ltuilwuy Company. it
In ullt'gt-tl that tho- urolorruuu of tilt-
our that run down Cnrho‘s tt-rtm wuu
llt'giigt‘lll, To provtt this cotttonliort.
howls (‘rofut. u iornior ruotornmu. who
in now u fort-mutt with the Yale and
Towuv (‘otupnuy_ of (Mumford, wus
t-lilnllllilnt'd nu an export. wittwnu by tho
ntturut-yn for tin» pluintifl, and occur-
pit'd about all hour on ”11- WIIllt'ltti
island Ill'Iilrt‘ Judge Ruhinaon In the
KIIIIt‘l'IilI' court.
.Uu dirt-ct t-xttntiuullon l‘roint twil-
tit-ti thut with on llpt‘ll II'IIIII') our, with
”Hill Itt‘lli‘Ill'fl. n ultit~ or toll ton car
could ho Irrotlitltt to a niop by it motor"
mun using tht>.rtwvrut,- lt-vor within 25
it't-t ii IIII' our wore running at oilihi
mitt-n nu hour on a down gratin of u
Il'IIIi' ort-r l lit-r tzt'nt. If tht- altos-ti
\W‘I‘t' flill mill-rt nu hour lht- car could
tut hltlmti'ti in 20 it‘s-t, lilting only tho
tilitllti Iti‘llkt”, ”to former tnolorninn lua-
tlllt-d, that at eight miles an hour it
out should ht: utoppttd unlit-r such mn-
tiltions in :l.'- or an. iw-t and an nix
IitIIt‘ll uithin thirty fool (in troun-
l'XilIIlIIIuIIlIlI lu- [II-100d lbo' llgure tor
.«lopning nt night "III”. an hour with
tho rovrrstt tutor at. 30 foot, Wht'I'OIIWII
AIIOI'IW)‘ William H. lioudmnn. coin»
not for. tlw (It‘It'flilllni railway company,
ttuvstiouvd bin ttuttlIiIt-ntlontl an on ex-
pt-t'l “'Illlf‘hiina
DON'T WANT REDUCTION PLANT.
East Lyme Voters Turn Dawn Proposi-
tion at Bridgeport Company.
3Al-l'l‘ l.YMIc. April lti.-~~Apttltt-.ntitttt
of tho llritlgt-port lii~i’rodut-ttt ('orn-
puny to locum hm a minction plunt
wus ili'llitlll by unanimous vote hi it
hearing ht'IiI ymtturday on tho mutter
lit-fort- the Board of Holt-clown nud tho
lhturd ul Hualth. Thu company watt
given the right by the- hull ivgialaturt-
to .oatahllsh tutmttwhero in the ninth a
plant. to bulldht Ihtt guthngu of tho
(lily oi ltridgoport. Ann was also given
such pom-rs tut to unublv it to opuruto
the plant. in IIIII'II mount-r an to hantilu
the garbage oi tbt- atuto. ll wast pro-
vitistd, howl-var. that boront locating
tho mtnpttny should givo iIIIt' notice
to propurty holders in tho vicinity of
that promised uittt. and that. u bunting
ultould Int hold ut which oitlwtlotr to
the no . ' location might bu voirad
lu accurtlsnctt with this provision tho
itoul'llia Willi hold at Union Hall you-
tt-rduy. and alter a scallion lasting
suverul honor. at whit-b tho applirtv
litm of tho t-tnununy wuu urmutod tutti
urgttt-d tor by cuuttstti. slut oppoaotl by
tvttutiltsl tomcat-Ming prom-Hy boltitru.
tutti also the Illllllll'l‘ill'lll Nttlitttml
ltluuttl who» outup ut Niunlit- is
about four luiitut from tlu» tiIIt' inturttti
'ln- lilo continuity IIIsI tutu watt lulu-u
ttlltI ritual-dud Alltimit tlw application
About two huttdrwl uud titty win-t.
at the hunting. IllilIIlllllil rnprutwntu-
llw turn oi tho tow.u
W
CALGARY: Alberta. April lti.~—Illlu
or II"? worm. snow llIIiIIttt in tho hiatury
of tho Canadian PIWIIII‘ linilrusd or-
ttttrrud thltt work lit‘iil Alum-tn run
{on in tho (tarantula Mottttlultut Al‘ttt‘tllv
ng away two bout-ding mum llliod wltli
.lunttnmla Iuhltms uud asrrylus tht-th
down i it mountain sittu. It in Intiltw-
ad tba tit toast ittrty Jilliitililuo warn
‘iu tbu car. "My iivu ltmllas haw tttmu
ruuuvul‘tui.
IOWQOA‘I' WA. of LIAD OOLOI.
't'lttt' lltlswurtlt orator hunt tunn-
tusutittr Willl'tltlil last night from Now
York. and it was lmuml thnt tho mm
lillai alglttmi in lIltI hound strut it
color 'l‘itu i i was
light. but Ii' rt tld «nutty bnvtt drilled
to that point and unit I‘Iit‘IIltli' tuition
lust lisltuduv. whom s family at tour
was but driven out into the lssttd
i‘lfl'flli’l q tit-lam sale.
sand twenty-cl ht yam. .
snow suns swast-s awsv case
all litrat old ‘
”GRAIN-o stirs the am
dull-h
mite-m tout. body.
At dike maniac time It IooLstul
Ilka “robust colts. but II Ind. of
solid grains and costs only urn-halt
as much.
All Dunstan“.
i”3"""'""“
4.3.”:
Clinton Coltrmandcr, Knighvis Tern.
plat. of Nomulk. will observe Good
Friday an usual today. by holding a
correlate at the asylum in Masonic
Temple corner of Wall and [sauna
stream. ~and exemplifying tho Temple
dogron.
Mru. M. Kwoskin and non. Yule. of
Stamford. are guards of Mrs. Kwan-
kin'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. lmvy.
of the Washington street bridgo.
-._._..__.—.——..
"What's the matte-r. Kasper?"
"llttrr Lieutenant in wanted at home
lmmttdiaiely; it wan twins. already,
when I left.“-~I-‘licg9nde Illuttur.
Wii't' ton her return homel—tl-lave
you notict-d that my husband missed
mo very much while I wan away.
Mary?
Maid—Well. l didn'tlnotit-o it no
much at. first. but yt-nterday he rumm-
od to be in doapalr.~'l‘it-llits.
Opaque
Shades
At 265c.
r. A. Mitchell,
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
.NORWALK. CONN.
«t AMUSEMENTSD-
svanv svsuluc.
MUSIG HILL
Advance Vaudeville and Moving Pia
Cures Every Evening.
Wednesday and Monday Matlnsas.
Change of program Mohdsy and
Thursday owningu.
Prices ............ 10c and 15:
nasnrvwl ill‘lIItI 20c and 26:, which
can he IPi‘llll'iI at the (‘lillord Drug
Store.
Matfilnsa prices-16c and 10:.
last
Seats. .
A.......... .. .... ., ..
HOYT'B THEATRE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 17.
MA‘rlNIE AND NIGHT.
QuathM's Co.
in tho deliciously nroll «untidy-drums.
“DID! TRACKEDJ'
lull oi Mirth and MINIMUM.
Strong mutations.
And “national lflccts.
Enthrutlng a Cosnpnny oi
clever Comedians.
Promoting tho Minot longs and
Ilnnctta
‘l'bs Creators or centsdy and the Act
knowledggd Loaders at All.
rntcss:
Matinee lite and m
Inning ......... 150 20'.” 3k and I00
HOYT'I THEATRE
ssrunosv. apart. ts.
MATINII AND NIGHT. i
Portal- J. WIIICO'O
"Iittluull‘ttmpuny intlwthos lttlnturtull ' . w.
FAUIT.
.0.” Vern.w Mug usrlls.
I'lIMIIIVt‘h hurtling: tho followiill
atttrtliug ttllactu:
'I‘Iltt Iiuiu of it‘ll-u
'I‘hu mlii‘ll'll tlwnttl Duel
'I‘ht lilivrlrttv it’ll-o Flinn
'i‘ltu WIl't'Itlt‘ t‘tottttr find '
I'Ill‘ Itllut-hlt- “unplug (tint-lea ‘
'l‘ht- Idiot-lilo Nttoltlnou ‘
l‘ho lilhtt-ltlrt 'ir l. or l'ivo
Tim idlrtttrlt- tlItuII
'l‘ttuttlltt‘l' with Elmirlo llwls. Mnuitvs
nod thuttv otlwt WI‘INI ntul drhmtttln M'-
Itu‘itt
li'uli (‘ltoir lot in. t‘ntltml' at litmu-
Cheviot, Broadcloth and Panama.
well as Black and White. Price
shown here.
so
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE EVILDING.
EASTER SPECIALS.
New models in Tailor-made Suits of line Chilton Panama, Herringbone Cheviot. Serges and
Fancy Mixtures. In all the meat shades of Brown. Blues and Green. at well as Black.
LADIES’ SPRING JACKETS.
Cotton Cloth Jackets, lined and unlined, short. half-fitting and three-qusrflr length. Black
all taffeta lined.
KID GLOVES.
All the newest and most correct styles' to Ladies' Kid Gloves are here Iorypur selection. We
sell only the very best ’qualitics. many at them our own importation. All the“ newest shades, as
8:. on to $3.00.
EASTER NECKWEAR.
Plain and Embroidered Collars' to all White and Colored Embroidci'y,
and Silk. Fancy Bows in Cotton and Silk. All the season' s newest and most attractive styles are
PARASOLS.
U
’l-
Stocli éoliars in Cotton
Our entire new line of Parasols are now on exhibition. White and all tmulsr shades in
Cotton, Silk and Pongec. Also Children' s Parasols to all qualities.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK CONN.
FAVORITE! HAVE GOOD OAV.
Long Shots Capture Baveral Events at
Aqueduct.
AQI'EDI.C'I‘. .\' Y.. April ltl.~’l‘lre
favorites had a good day today. The
Rose Station was won by Trout-o, Mus-
KPRW‘ up, u I?» to t shot.
Summarlt-a:
Pit‘nt IIIHN‘ your oltitt. mulling.
longn-«ldu i). 9.». E. liugau -i to I.
won Queen Marguerite till. it. [turns
lit to I, wound: Sandal ltift Nottur
it to in third. Time .39 3-5.
ficcond. twoyonr-olds. l 1-: furlongs
~—llo_vlo, till. Molinnlt-l, .‘t to l,
it‘llzliorlwrt. lt'l'l'. E, llugnu. “J to Latro-
ond; Voodoo. llH. Nottvr. 2.’ to l. third.
'I'Ittm. .12.
Third. tour-yonrolds not! up. rwliiutt.
i mill-«Donna. lul, McCartney.
won; Sutum‘l ll. Harrin, lili, llrunael.
.‘l to 1. around; Attcnssin, till. it. linrnu,
in to 3’», third. Tim». 1242,
Fourth. the Roan Stnkvu. our fur-
longs—~Trnnce. lOI. Mutigrnrc. if. to i.
won; I’oruonal. 109, McCalioy. ft
nocontl;
.‘t. third. Time. iii 2-5.
Filth. sou-n ftrrlongo—(lrecutn
I‘nirbrotlwr. 7 to 5, won:
lltl. Mt‘IIl'lllIt'I. 3 to l.
Hayes. “)7. Flinn.
Tithe, iz‘Jlt.
Sixth. xix furlougn-«~
McCarthy. 7. to i, won; Zivnup. lilo,
Mitrsgrnvo, 7 to 2, wrond: an. li‘tn.
Nutter. to to- " third. Titm'. 1:15 21-.)
4—”..-_
UNDER NARRANGANBETT BAY.
I093.
liushnwny.
wound: ('hit-f
If. to I.
litmkntonr.
Contractor Wardwsll Supplies Fort
Preblc With Fresh Water.
A dispatch received that night Inn
nouuct-d the completion oi the wink
oi laying a ituhuturitw chattel “(’I'Ilhill
Narragansett Bay, beneath wntor vary-
ing in dopl from 30 to lift foe-i, Tm-
uonntvtttlotln have bet-n nludu. and tho
rcnult is that Port Pi’t'ItIi‘ but u water
supply.
The» lnylug of thin ttipv wutt’ ucronlv
pliuht-d by Contractor and Eugiucor
l-‘. S. Wunlwrll. o! Starniord. l-Io dith-
rult wuu lht- job that runny rvaurtlod
it an impossible, and vary tow cot»
trot-ting onglncrs I’Pl'i' willing to
It'niIt'l' bid!" for "It! work. Mr. Ward-
wvll bun porinrnwd work oi a similar
lmtllrt‘. although none quite as dim.
('IIII, 'l‘htI fact that, in addition to ll'ls
walnut-ring skill ho pilall’fileu u
tints l-llhllllll'lllo quilpmt'lll which wan
tulzrn to Nuupott from Stumiord a
tow WH'RH uItPr thy contract was
awarded. may tit-count for tho Micron!
of bin undertaking.
Port l’rnltlo in on on inland. and "W
problem of providing it with an hilt»
ntrutt- supply oi iretth Willi" had tor
u long time boon t-onsidt'r l I" thtt
our department. Tho snggnstum of
conveying wstor in MP“ “'3th "W
watt'r» 0f the buy to a reservoir on
the- island was regarded an institute,
although the dillculty oi scmmpitsh-
ing tho work was fully appreciated.
Mr. Wurdsvttil had coulldunco that he'
t‘itlllil do it. and Ior noun- wool". ho
hilt! applied all his ourrgles to tho
tuhk uttw hi'i‘FIIDIlIIIy flnIflhi‘d.
ltlclturd the out and 83mm»! llsll.
wall-known “(Waylon otatorrnun. artt
cottagttd In tgsthcring round within
utouru on the islands oi .Vorwulk hur-
ltov and are taking them to lioli is-
htutl lot fanny docorntlvtt purposes.
A large number oi. Nurwalk autumn.
liliillu inland to go to the Briarclltt
uttiutuohiio racos nut weak.
siiti‘hmc
GOODS.
unmrmmfim
iliatrm. (lithium. Natl lad
Mill Mtththtluuttlm iioiohrutml Qliitl
IMItt
mm tut-t of tonttn \v-‘t »
ittill moclrlt h‘luwtuv i‘inutt».
Wises—Instinct. tlstlls an: Ills:
'“
lvenl an. the and I00.
mill
1-” «or o
HOVT‘B Tillln'l‘ mt ‘ . l
.‘t fur~ i
WOII; . ‘
lti to 5.t
to I..
“lid Pigeon. lOi, Nottcr, it to‘
lIIIl'tI.i
Hill. I
H. Kne'get‘co.
i
i
i
I
better attention.
and satisfactory.
factory purchases.
The Best and Larg’eéi
Assortment of
Milltnery
GoOds
In The Norwalks.
Do not wait until “no in of
the week in seleéiingy your Hat.
Come early, we can give you
All orders executed promptly
Money refunded on unsatis-
t
H. Krieger no.
29.31 West Washington Street.
souru nonwux.
’ts
IT at: w.
lull? ARRIVAL 0' VIM“
Charltourg hind Nautilurwmlfl
m
3mm of lime, Potato Fertiliser.
Couplete Fertiliser. Ground Bone,
Land Met. Air-Slack“ Lisle.UsIcadtstlAshes.Nitrsle «nods.
Muriel oi Polish. lines' Fertilisers. lsrtl Yud
m. livelhousssdless Poteni'lowing.
mm. Grails!
Raymond Bron.
tilltllAifl'Al. ll Ila-I'M: stattlttrm AICtMI in.
m. swath I a. in. l'.rlds
HAY! April Ida—Arm i Iir.
Ls imam. New Var
”WINNIE.” April mite-Arrived:
scroll: humid. via Wu.
W ”Mil April «tau-mm
W Adria scum.
0M! and. ' >
Norwalk Chronicler