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Local loo lilies.
Will these communicating with The
“Itinei by telephone, please do It in
this . i-uwitil regard to business.
00” l with are to news. call
“I Ii they will kindly no so. it will
greatly convenience this eiiloe and ae-
‘elti'e more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain ,to-
night.» Friday rain, followed by fair.
The alarm that was central in the low-
or Mississippi Valley yesterday morn-
ing has m ed northward, and is now
central in. ndlana. it Is producing
cloudy and rainy weather srom the
hiluiaslppi river eastward to the coast
and as far south as Hatteras. it will
grothy pass out the St. Lawrence Val-
.y'on Friday. The temperature con-
tinues lathe northern sections. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity cloudy
and rainy weather. followed by clear-
ing on Friday. Storm warnings are
displayed along the coast.
Every kind oi iresh fish at. Cutblll'a
Bridge Market. Read the adv.
'l'he Misses Mary and Bessie Gilbert,
oi Norwalk, spent Sunday In Ridge.
iield. .
Rev-Halibut. itic 1b., at New York Mar-
isa Lulu Barrett, oi Norwalk, pass-
ed Sunday at her home in George-
town. .
Miss Jennie Olmstead, of George-
town. spent Wednesday with irlends
in Norwaiir. f ‘ .
Mrs. Charlotte Col‘nt , of Hamilton
avenue, is entertaining re. 8. N. Mor-
gan, oi Colcheater.p» .
Time to amofe up. Buy a Roger Lud-
low and you-will gen. one of the best
smokes on the market.
A meeting of the Farther Lights of
the South Norwallt Baptist church will
be; held tomorrow evening. .
Buokingham 'Post will hold a regu-
lar meeting tomorrow evening In the
(i. A. R. Hall, in Wall street.
Captain A; A. ,iigtia ia coniippd to
his home inlw ll street, Nor-
walk, with aii‘nt, .9014” Silli-
A new six-inch iron water main is
being laid in Orchard street. in place
oi the old'iouninch cement main.
Flynn filtyan are sole agents for
the well-knotrn Onion Quality’lshoes.
'i‘heir adv. will tell you more about it.
Charles N. Fitch, oi Rockvllle, was
a guest over night of Err-Mayor and
Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee. oi Fairileld
avenue. '
John B. sIieaity. who has been a
guest or his son. John W. Boatty, has
returned to his home in~Newark, New
Jersey. .
Iir. and lira. James 1‘, llubbcll and
daughter. hiiaa Helen, ol Norwalk, vis-
ited at Stanton Coiey's. in Cannons,
last week.
A large forest lire was burning.
Tuesday night. ior several hours In
the swamp north of the Rocks road.
ill Norwailt.
In St. John's adv; you will find some
interesting launch news. if you want
anything In the boat or engine line he
run furnish it. ‘
St. John‘s Lodge. No. a. A. ll‘. of ill.
will hold a regular communication
this evening at its quarters. In Wall
street. Norwalk.
The new rifle range at South moon
is nearly completed. and the targets
are expected next wash. and the whole
thing will be done. .
Clinton Commndery. it. T.. hold it
niieclsi conolave last evening. In “it
rooms in Norwelh.’ The Iemplar do-
ureo was oonierred.
lioed 0 Volt Company are mailing
uti caceed ngly liberal oler In their
utiv. if you an electric iron
now is the tint get it.
There will be I fir‘imuortaut apoc-
iill conciave oi the nights of Kins
Arthur of Grace Church. this evening.
or 7:30 o'cloch. at the church.
The members of Ponaasua Council.
libcrnlan council and Seaside Council
ni‘ Iii-higapnrt planning to hold a
big lloyal A ‘ rally at the Hotel
l'lilloni in the sear intone.
tislwlman A. Avilon has u-clulvod
r
0
word mun Hartlord that the Harm.
iiioanl iioilwl' insurance -
nsuy's Ina .‘ h. It. Perkins. will
more to .orwalh Pride! and Inspect
lllil road rciier's W- ill hold
(limitation “embers w a
iumdina this evening». and man -
uterus will be m the n-
vfiilali'mh treat... Uncle“. brill:
m orwa -
ar's dogma. at minim Nell.
day evening. . ‘
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1 Launch Works.
”dermal” and restate
Allkindsofre rworh.
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Harwell
The Nlrtuierélub will hold a meet-
ing this evening.
.1. H. Walitlay. ol'iirookiyn, was a
visitor in South Norwallt overnight.
l-‘ancy white wool fabrics for dress-
6; and coat agile at Reed's. Read the
a v. .,
Frank S. Roberts, oi East Norwalk,
is spending today in New York on
business.
horonao Adams, oi Cross street,
'NOI'WIIR. is in Nashua, N. H., today.
on business.
Judge John H. Light. of South Nor-
walk. is spending the day in New
Haven. on busin‘eas.
Thomas E. Gregory, of Cranwry.
who had the mlaiortune to step on a
rusty nail and injure his tool, is able
‘0 iiet about will! the help of a cane.
Read the news irom the furniture
department at H. Krleger & Com-
pany's. if you haven't the ready cash
they will sell you on their liberal cred-
it plan. '
Rev. Francis .1. Clay Moran, D. i).
will hold the iAtany service in the
Berkeley chapel Friday. May 8th, at
i p. m., and evening service at 7:30
o'clock. .
Selectman William ll. Read in still
confined ate his home in South Main
street. by illness. though he hopes to
get out again when some wami weath-
er comes along..
Mrs. Frnnk Seymour and daughter.
Ellen. of South Norwalk. spent yes
terday in Ridgeiiold. with iir. Sey-
mour. who is engineer on the short
branch between Ridgefleld and
Branchville.
Pending the selection oi a perina-
nent driver for the Putnam chemical
truck. Edward Ii. McGowan is assist-
ing his father. Samuel McGowan, in
the management at the fire apparatus
at the Putnam quarters;
The selectmen trialled tho call today
for the special town meeting to be
held next‘ Tuesday, for in purpose oi
hearing the estimates and tax rate
lined by the board of estimate and
taxation for the ensuing year, and to
third action on the same.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, held a regal meeting last
night, and .conicrred t degree of
tour candidates. The cntcrtalnmnt.
committee will give a cobweb metal
with ihe'conierring oi the second dc-
grec on eight candidates at the next
meeting, May 21. .
A party of young ladies of Norwalk
are planning to "do" New York Satur-
day, and some of them are to spend
Sunday with relatives. They will wit-
ness a production or "The Merry Wid-
ow" before they return: The party
will consist of the Misses Elsie Schu-
mann, Pearl Bouton, Elizabeth Chit-
tam. Edith Fri-tor, Carrie Stevens.
Maude Taylor, Mary Plait, Elias Dav-
is, Albertine Mathcia and Mrs, irvlug
Horton. .
City Tax Collector William S. Wil-
cox telephoned up to Milton. in Litcb-
livid county. this morning. to learn
what luck the “hard of trade" dolo-
‘gstion irom the United liank liiiild'
Ing. In Washington street. is having.
lie was iniorrned that the fishermen.
‘llr. C. l“. lioutweli, Optician ilomer ii.
Hoyt and insurance hinn Fred ll.
Field. had captured about to or till
trout during their stay in the upper
part oi the state. All three are ex-
peclo-d home tomorrow. .
South Norwnlk Council, Knights of
Columbus». hail nix onndidatoa tor the
limit degree this evening. The council
is also preparing for a rod letter day
the latter part of the present month.
or "W iirnt oi June. when the second
and third degriw will be conferred
jointly on a class irom South Norwnlir
i‘ouucil and Catholic linioh Council.
of Norwalk. District Deputy D. T.
Iirennau will more up lrom Ilamiorti
with the degree team oi ill. Augustine
i'mrncil. oi Stamford. for this occa-
niun.
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ltlLLID cu RAILROAD TlACKI.
BEACON FALLS. Collin. Muy 7.“
Mrs. lire-do (learner. to years old. was
killed this morning while walking on
the tracks oi the New York. New lla-
veu and Hartiord Railroad on her way
to work. She stepped out ol the way
oi a lroighi train and in lront M u
passenger train traveling in the new
site direction. iiha lived in that. sec
lion oi beacon halls known as Pines
thridge. and la survived by a husband
and two children.
Base Bali
‘ ' GOODS
Al Whites.
00%“
, are.
unncheaoial'aiaeahnilttoorder
“tectonic-ore
pcrlectlittiag,uptoihe
Underwear.
RiCKMERB GOING TO PIECES.
Three oi the Four Masts cl Stranded
Vessel Tom Out.
NEW YORK. lilny 7.——-iligh am.
and the strong northeast wind have
driven the big German ship Peter
Rickmcra hali a mile further in the
sand bar on which she grounded about
a week ago. Three oi her lour masts
have been torn out and today the lugs
which have been standing by; her were
compelled to abandon her on account
oi the heavy seas. The Rickmcrs'
crew is still aboard and the lilo lines
have been run out to her by the llio-
savers preparatory to the rescue oi
the lmporiilcd men. '
Many people were soon chasing
about the streets todny aitrr their um-
brellas. hats, l-lc.
"Th. Voice iii gha Chick
The ilrst two weeks are the most critical in tho liio oi the
chicks; iecd them well.
day-l iood peculiarly adopted for
chicks,
results surcr. This is a loud wh
thing required by the izrowing chi
vigorous chicks and turkeys.
linwlrcr'a Fertilizers (or Lawn
Enough to
helmet it.
good lira-areal
mama.
else in town can helind
ours at $12. $15 and $20.
,l’ropcrshapcsinStiilandSoitHsts.“ cor-
rect Spring Negligeu. Neckwear, Hosiery
"C asst-1's
Base Ball
STRllllNG SUITS
ror'llmg Men,
At $12, $15 and $20.
ICI _
Millicent“
Suits oi the nudity of a
Weinviteeornpuisora.
GIFTS TO THE STATE LIIIARV.
Chiei Justice Simeon E. Baldwin
has given to the state library the oi-
iicial mintuoa, corrcapimdence and re-
ports of the commission which iramod
the practice not oi “Till. The mom.
bers of the commission were 0. S. Sey-
mour. Lafayette S. Footer. William
Hamersir-y, Lyman D. Brewster and
Judge Baldwin.
Charles F. Cane. oi ilartiord. has
presented the library with a ticket is-
sued by the Simsbury bridge lottery
which reads as follows: "178]. No.‘
184. This ticket Militia the bearer to
receive such prize as may be drawn
against Its number If demanded with-
in twelve months after the drawing
in finished subjcci tol‘lo deductions.
Jonathon Peltibonc." The ticket has
been owned in the Gangllamily since it
was issued .
in lime in the Land.”
" Chick Manna la it special to
the most critical period oi little
Alter that “Bonnie Chick Feed" (home ground) will make
ich contains practically every.
cit—produces healthy, lively and
lay Oats Theta Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
A Goods
William AP. Beers’
soon on. auricular arouse.
so wsu. sraasr.
ucawsta.
O IOU?” IAIN ITIEIT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
SHAD!
Bluefish, Weakiish, Sea Bass. Steak Cod,
Flatflsh. Halibut. Flakes, Blacks, Her-
ring, Eels, Mackerel, Porgies, Long
and Round Clams, Hard Crabs.
Opened Long om
lobsters Friday and Saturday.
Clitbili’s Bridge Fish Market. m
There Are Some Papers Valuable
Keep Sde.
MARIA
Vflelit
i4
.. v... ~
60, SHEETS or
* Pinch
Envelopeo Match.
For 250.
PHARMACY,
Till PIIICIIPTICN arena.
Telephone Oall, i“.
All Coeds Delivered Pros oi Chem
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL. STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-'i'he
opening stock market was quiet and
the lone was irregular within a narrow,
range. Lower prices for Americans in
Londrm were an influence on this
showing. Colorado Fuel rose and St.
Maia and San Francisco too old. and
Utah Copper large fractions. South-
ern Pacific and Delaware and Hudson
declined large iractions,
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—-—A jump
in Reading of a point with resultant
higher prices in the balance at the list.
furnished an advantageous level ior
realising and short selling and the mar-
ltet relapsed to below the opening pri«
eel. The metal stocks and grain car.
rlera weakened decidedly, hilt Read-
to the top again, Quite a number oi
minor stocks were strong. The de-
cline lowered Amalgamated Copper
and National Load l, and American
Smelling lit.
WALL STREET. Noon—Selling
subsided to some extent and there
were small rallies on moderate deal-
ings. Reading rose again to 112.
Prim reacted again at noon with an
increase of activity. Bonds were ir-
regular.
WALL STREET, l p. m.-—Prlcea
dropped to lower levels ill intervals
and showed little resiliency, .
DIAMOND JUBILEE.
Emperor’iilng oi Austria-Hungary ile-
. alvea Congratulations.
VIENNA. May 7.-The heads oi the
princely housealol Germany. led by
Linen Cloth
summmwmnow.
THE CLIFFORD
ing. after a momentary setback. rose ‘
mum;
“EM
"Ml .
“Emu
Inveiiment
In clothes is as helpful to ‘
you as a good loveli-
ment in anything else.
We offer you dollar for .
dollar value in our Suits.
0 Shoes-"Ha "Furnishings" .
mow
l
—E"=\\llilr-/ 1‘
' I it liltfiilli'ill'lll +
, .
c7
MONDAY, MAY 4TH.
80 Stamps Free with 1 Janeen} if-
A. h P. Baking Powder, at ..‘.. Ode _
25 Stamps Free with 1 bottle Ea- if
tracts, at ...... ..............'. 259
40 Stamps Free With 50c Pur-
chase oi
TEAS and corrsss
, CUT PRICE CROCBRIEC. _. ‘_
Ionn Tomatoes ............ he a can Pure Lard ....... . ..... .. We a pound
Regular Price 100. Regular Price 12c. .
Fresh Oregon Prunes he a pound Full Cream Cheese .... the g pond ,
Regular Price We. . _ Regular Price the. ' '
EXTRA STAMPS WITH OROOERIEO.
l0 Stamps with i can Sultana Spice. lo Stamps with 4 lb. Pkg, Washing
at 10c Powder.at....................
10 Stamps with 1 bottle C. & Co.
...........................
‘0 Stamps 'm‘ 1 Pk; Puiied Rice. Sauce, at . ...... ..............
0i ........................ , ._. . 1°C 10 s‘nmv. Vii-h 1 Int Pm!“ Bun.“
10 Stamps with i can Salmon. at “Vail ' u.
at ...... . ..... .... do j
10 stamps with 1 bottle Oyster Cock , .
‘ visitors.
“vans in the
steamsos NW“ Tm
Emperor William. have assembled in ‘0 Stumps *"h 3 ”k" 1“" Soap.
Vienna to present their congrntnln' each .......................... 5c tailSallce,at....,............. ill. .
iiona lo Emperor l-‘rancia Joseph on 1.» ..,,. a .. .... . _ .. '
the occasion oi the diamond jubilee FLOUR- FLOUR. FLOUR. Very Best mm . l
of his reign as emperor-king of Ads. lies-r, Milli-d. a barrel .......... “.30 " .. . :
trio-Hungary and to his gurnlr is our Best Milled. NV. lb. bag ......... g s Bullet, . NM, 33G
lea oi lestiviiies with w ich the jubi- Best Milled. 1 lb. hag ............ . i ' . '1.
ice is m o.- celebrated throughout the Boat Milled, 3y. lb. bag ......... 13c Sinai! Fresh Esau mull
dual monarchy. ' T
The imperial gliests were given it
magnificent reception norm their ar-
rival today. Shortly belore noon all
the other royal visitors. moat oi whom
had been given quarters in lhe iioi-
burg, were driven out in court, car-
riages lo Schoenbrunn and assembled
in the great crimson drawing mom oi
that palace. where they were Joined
by Emperor William and the empress.
The procession. «unturned oi the tier-
mau princes and headed ,hy Emperor
William and his wile. then proceeded
to the Marie Antoinette salon. where
Emperor Francis Joseph awaited his
Nation's ltersicaeaer and House at Pure food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
Ill ll Atlantic lbtlltlu it:
the Washington St» South Nerwallt.
Tel. Ne. 00!. : Free Daily”. .
Norwalk Savings, Seciety,
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
INOOR'OIATIU 1m '
Deposits over - - - $3,525,000.00
Emperor William made a speech In
which he tendered Emperor Francis
Joseph the congratulationa of those
present upon the aiallcih anniversary
of the beginning of his reign.
rasm aoaean mus Hansen. DIRECTORS.
fl' closes a. accuse WILLIAM a. cums -
Secured About me at Castle leek. eraruau i-i. Mousse worse is. uneven
Worm. ”or To“ . rnaeanlcu A. at.“ town c. Olllit
DENVER. (fold. May 7.-— rain roll- HENRY '. OOLIWRI
here, who boarded Denver A Rio
Grandr train No. i at Castle iiocll.
early today. shot and killed Eapreaa
Messenger ("harloa ii. Wright. aged
iiil. employed by the Globe liapmn
(‘mupany From the dead messenger
the robbers look the hays to a small
sale Id the baggage car. which they
smelled and trick the contents. in all
worth less than a hundred dollars.
A big sale in the car, which con
island a large sum of money. was
tampered with. but the robbers were
unable to color It.
The body 0! Wright. lying lmsido
the big sale in a rural oi blood. was .
discovered hi the Drover Union no.
poi.
FLOYD T. RUOOOI
DICK’S FISH MARKET
180 Washington Sheet Bridge. . _
Buck and aoe‘sm Salmon, amiss. Wan
fish. Halibut. Eels,
Rockaway Oysters, Etc.
* - * - m- mm '9
Kodol completely digests all classes mm my’ I ”.7
a: iont‘i’.‘1 Ii grill got rightnm 'ifh? trau- W, ‘ . ‘
can olivverywor so or a ,
stomach. it Is pleasant lnisho. Iuld . ‘ 3
by Thg (”Mani Phat-piggy Mid Th: GM Butter, W Rb” ' 2& m 3 c
”m“ P”'__'""_.’._.‘ _.____ WNW"? filling?" can a: Leandra-iguana» as
IE. M. D I. ”furs-noun. Willi .‘rglarrrrviaalo
Mlhlolli MLL ‘I'IMA ”‘9' M umbilical-gt. he i lbs. Prunes ...'.................
Hams. lulu. nrerago. lu. . .. ill/.a‘
- ammo-nu. Oranges. Autos. New cuss-ac. mm ulna-h. om ’3
l" here. Was loans and
“*3 misdemeanor). .
4g Port In. last iierwalh.
Mus-s- .
PERU REVOLUTIONAIV NOVE-
MIST.
0
MIA. Pm. Icy 1.-AI an out:
some of its investigation at the rarest
ila ravoltulnnary movement in Its»
re, the worm» yesterday causvd
and has turned over for Mfi
liberals-rim. rile .wersaiinflfl ‘ *
into lists by treia’ioday. pea»
alsdParsarsialelraIeOilhI
to accept a revolution.
Norwalk Chronicler