~‘ ft” 7%.
‘f hartichiilmal through th c
breathing." It tblsshouid be youtoxperlon
sand for your doctor. “may be pneumonia
.‘l'o doctor yours‘eil would botoo risky. If your
doctor cannot come at once, give Aycr’s
Cherry l’cctorsl.‘ When he comm-tell him
exactly what you have done. '0-{f°§g°-;
' mmwm.
m- “1.2.? ,. .... _
ARAB CAM B BOMBARDED.
C(iiDM[I~BECHAR, Algeria, my 15
wGeneral Vllgy has bombarded three
it the principal Arab camps, and ac-
‘orillllg to native reports received here
which have not, however, been continu-
Id, be is now origami iii shelling Bott-
rienib, where the forces of his cum-
'llillltl urn in contact with the main
body or the troops of Muiai iiitsncn.
. ‘5’.”"0‘, ' '—
an.”
.In '
«.ooHIsliy
‘ w dootorlflisdounotililnkii
illuwiufor ks chills
L r'rCIu [fittings -uu..
‘7
W10 CHARGE or sunaLAnv.
Thomas Donnelly, an iron worker
“iii ’James Dolierty, ti waiter. both or
'fiorwaik, were sentenced to thirty
Joya in jail each iii the Superior
i900“, Bridgeport, yesterday, pleading
F‘illlty to the charge of Mind injury to
iiigroperiy. The pair. while intoxicated,
rélte into a tool house at Nlil'Willit
owned by the Torrington Construction
Company. Nothing was stolen.
...__.
-——Womnn lives a clear, rosy com
nlexion. liurdoclt Blood Bitters puriti
0" TORIA' es the blood clears the skin restores
{months . linkindloullautiwaisiiougl wuddl’. sound health. .
of , MI ADMIRAL RAE'S FUNERAL. .
warsnounv aov onownso‘f’
WATERBURY. May lb.——Thonnu~i,
the ""90 your old son of 'l‘hoinuu l’ri—
or, of this city, fell into tilt)! river
While playing yesterday, tint
\‘t’ASlilNiiTON. May Jim—Tin- fitti-
ernl 01' Rear Admiral (ihni'len White-
sidt- itae, chief of the Bureau of Steam
i‘Iiiiiucerlug. Navy Department. who
tlit‘ti ill his home in this city. Wednes-
d , “'4‘” day night. will be held from All Souls'
rowned. (‘illll‘t‘Il, this afternoon, at 3 o‘clock.
, 'l‘iit- bodv will be cremated and the
Tam-run: » . .. , 'il . '. .
Ct to M ‘1 . H‘ .lfs.lt a \\ ll be taken to the naval come-
9 “,1”! “hi" " "I” ”m" {i}... .-..;, tery ill. Annapolis tor interment.
‘. 3 . _-
per ton. per ton.
No. 2 Nut Coal, suitable for the spring season, lights
' quickly, burns ircciy, lasts well, at $5.00 per ton.
HARRIS a CANS co.
” 68 Water Street. Telephone 450.
+ nos
At Low Prices.
J. w. DODGE, "‘
22 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Money-Saving Offerings at Golden’s!
l‘ei‘enie: worth like ............................................... 49¢
FINE WHITE LAWN CHILDREN'S DRESSES »7 Worth M So, Si in" itntl
$3.19 ................................................ 980. $1.49. “.98
BARGAINS IN WOMEN’S NEW UNDERWEAR.
WOMEN'S FINE CAMBRIC DRAWERS- limp t-inliroidviy ruille and
tucks; Wt.)i‘ill title ................................................. 4
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington St.,So.Norwa
k.
Indian Motor Cycles
Everett’s Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
Auburn Wagons,
Carriages of All Descriptions, '
Harness Goods and Harness Repairing,
Horse Clipping and Shoeing.
L. M. WRIGHT
NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
ratio... a BAILEY cog,“
, SOUTHNORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to at Palace.
MILL, foot or Marshall Street. , . Tel. 46-3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. , fol. 40-2.
The use in homes of Hardwood Floori g, pure or partly covered with
rugs. is\rapidl‘y increasing. ‘
The reasons are: let, it. adds gr catty to the appearance of a room.
find; it is easy to olenn’ iind keep clean. 3rd. it is much cheaper in the
long run than the' old method of common flooring covered with citrpnt.
We have a in go and varied sto’t ot Edge Grain Yellow Pine, Quartcrod
Oak and Maple li‘ poring on hand. ‘A hint to the wise is sutilelent."
SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN noormd. A superior brand at ready made, ilp-lO-tlttle
Rooting. Wart-untied for eight yonrs'wenr without repairs or attention or
any kind. it is also a good substitute for oilcloth as a. floor covering.
HOT STUFF.
Hazelton Moat
V The, (B,Her,shiield 8: Son ,Cols,‘
, -. The place to get it is at ,
Tin-Mil ‘ limit... on wares s'r.
wo'mii-fi
“‘4'. r .
'* toy and Andrew Canol, who were arr
401310;:an
. ,_ . ‘ .~'““‘""‘"’"“
LLBGID BUROLARI TAKIN TO
MIRIDEN.
HARTFORD. May Iii-«Fred Clot.
rested here on suspicion of being con-
nected with a burglary in it Morldcn
shoe store, were today taken to Mer.
trim. to slund ‘Iriul on the complaint
against them. It is alleged that they
stole iii pairs of slintrii. '
3...... i... A 5.5;“...
_ LIGGE'I‘T’S ,
SATURDAY CANDY
29c BOX.
For ihtvor. assortment ttttil
Liggstt‘s Saturday Candy
equalled In'ihis elty.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
206 WABHINOTON STREET.
TEL. CALL. 641-4.
All om... Deilvsrsd Free or cnargs.
purity
'is titt-
' ", ' s a I Ija;a1-,a,-,sja's7-:s‘,Izau ‘
... ..
a... ..,.,a
ltoiwrt .iosolovsky, or First, street,
has purchased it handsome carriage.
l". .i. Sinuson and family haw. mov»
ml limit i‘It‘iib’itIli, tutu-t to in) Wiutli-id
stit‘el. ‘
'l‘hc llory Social Club is about to
install it new piano iii its quarters lil
('ovc :iteliiie.
Miss iidun Clnpp, who has been
visiting {or some time lti Dittibni'y, has
returned to East. Norwalk.
A party of East Norwulk people
“tilt in Music Hall, \\'cdnesdny night,
on it bet and occupied it box.
The .i’bilnlbt'it (lice (‘lub will meet
tonight with Ray “Erbium, ltt llaW-
. ... .w. ...................- .. “0...... m...
FRANK c.
an Scoy
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
“0......“ _ "mu...
CttyNattonaIB—ahR
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
”00.00000.
suanus AND Psorirs,
"73,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E.H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah Ft. M,arvln J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartx John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
. THE new .
'1- Hotel Victoria. '1'
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our ,rooms a special feature. Dos
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in cannootlon.
A lull lino of imported Ales, includ-
lng the famous Boss‘s. Burton's and
liars it Cola Stout, always on drought.
Alliit’dlst'l‘dillfltfll liver on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
Liquid '
Veneer
MAitrs rinses?
«1
25 ,and 50c, Bottles.
. “t .,_.....I..L.'..... tin-
ri' 4' '4
Decorator.,,.
" ter’w berth in Seaview avenue,
, Belliel. has so far recovvrd as to be
kins avenue, tor the wee y practice. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Neubaurer are on 4
a butineas trip ,to Massachusetts,
or recently sold his saloon on the
it’sititington street bridge. l
George R. Van Alatyne and Edmund
Zelui‘tlnro comiieting the owrhaultng
to putting her overboard from her win-
i
number or line {owls l “wet-k, their
necks having been bitto into by the
East Norwulk chicken killing dog,
which was shot several days ago,
I‘
Steward ~Willinms, 'of,ibo Norwulk
Country Club, moved his family down
to the club yesterday from New llitv-
en. itoomn lich been titted up i'orlht-
titwoi'd tutti hifl family at the tint).
'i‘lic masonry work for the collar or
the New iioppe apartment house in
(love nvelliiti was HUIrlNLllhii‘i morning.
Contractor iii. K. White will raise tho
ll'iln'tll as soon as this work is com
Noted.
A number of the East Norwaik cm-
iiiuyt-s oi the Norwnik iron Works arc
”juicing owr the tart that some see.-
tiens or the plant, which Wt‘l't! working
but ionrwduys a week, are how on live
dnys' (ll‘tit'.
Mrs. lCuluiit l". lini‘tlctt to critically
Ill iit. her home over the Murviu Coal
office in First street. Mrs. Bartlett.
in sutierluu from pneumonia and grave
foam mo entertained titltt, site will ttot
recover.
The children of the Advent Sunday
school are requested to meet itt tlt
church in Van Zandt street, tomor-
row after-non, to [il‘ilt‘llt‘o on the pint-il-
eni proxrunr for t‘blldrt-n's hay, in
June.
The Pastime ('lri'ht‘sirn, of Hill“
Noi'unlk. is to go to itowuytiui, Mon-
day evening, May ‘.'.’.th, and play for
it (since to be given by tho Iii‘liilnt‘t)
.i. it. Lester, ot melanin“. lost a
liitlu‘.
At ‘; ~ wet lily prnycr itiwilng of tho
East A (‘llllt' Mtliliiiiiiil church, last
evening; N. Smith l-‘erl-ittson can; two
solos. Mr. Ferguson was also the
lender tif»lilt‘ men-tint: which was Well
ttIil“ltit‘ii.
Ruin today has sort of dampened
the baseball enthusiasm ltt East
Not'uiill._ and it is it‘ilri‘d that there
will lll‘ several Eitiltl'h spoiled which
itro liti‘ttilllt'll tor ii-inorrow ill this
part oi the town.
Friends in linst Norwnlk have re-
(‘titttl \‘.t"‘ll from ii). HI‘V, (L 'I' Fro-e-
Inuit ibn' Ilv‘ is iinpi'niiii: ut Wailing-
ford, whit-«- he i-z litiiit‘i‘Jt-iilt; ‘it‘ul
lilt‘lll, Mr. Fl‘t't‘llliiil will i‘l'tltlllll mine
titztt- longer at that place.
l‘iiilnuittcd by ii... .tppoarnnrt. “f im-
niorin and it little tutu, t‘litii'i-N l..
llnudicy, oi Strnwiwry lilii, Set (in? on
a “shiny: trip this morning, to ,t‘ot-ic
(‘lltni lninilti. Ht‘ :tlm \vt‘ni iiNliiilt: “Hi
there )s'hli‘l‘tllly, :tntl iiiiltit‘ it stood Iiiiul
of ilounders.
A number oi the It . tubers or the .\d-
vent ('lll‘ihliill‘l I'liiiilli attended. the
"tooling or item-no ti.“ Mission on
the Witnhiuxion stint bridge, lust
nlalti, til the mnelus. n oi ilit r 0th
“I'i'bly prayer meeting, at tho ‘Ilill‘ttil
in Van Zttndt street.‘
The Young Men‘s As. Ablation “ill
il:t\t' r. practice session “s... tl\‘t‘llill'=‘..
ut the uyiiiusninm in tin i.'N"illI‘lll (ii
iii” linbi r\\-illl“ Methodi-i til.il‘€ll.
The l., H. t'luii will hold it mvctinu
this .t. iiilli: with (‘laroinn Miller, at
his litil‘ut in You ZnZtit Hit-oi,
I-iilitwd l-Z, (ioritnm has had his
Iillllitll talit‘ii to the shore at the foot
of l'itsi street, “here it \till he l‘t-
pitinh ! :tnd shoved overboard {or the
hi- it. HIV or summer. The engine has
is... 31" been Installed, lit-int: still in
its “inter berth at. Mr. tiorham‘s
shire.
The now Rescue Mission at 170
Worthington nirt‘et on the bridge, iii
non becoming well established. lltitt
night‘s meeting was llll enthusiastic
Nile. and was midrescd by a number (it
Hintiiivri-i. A lunch will ho served at
the mission tomorrow evening be-
tween 7 aml 8 o‘clock.
Mrs. William H. liarntim, who has
been ill for some time :it the home
or her sister, Mrs. Charles Peek, in
able to return to her home in Don-
bttry. Both ladies are daughters 0!
Mr, and Mrs. M. S. Partrtck, ot the
Washington street bridge.
The fire in the Third street public
dump has started out afresh, and this
morning was burning harder than ov-
er. The tire started three weeks use
tomorrow, but Thursday it was believ-
ed that the fire had burned itaeit out.
The hottest spur is now under the
sidewalk, close to the edge 0! the
dump. ‘
James A. Johnson, the First si'rcot
mnrltettuun, is councillor of Lincoln
Council. 0. U. A. M. of South Nor-
unik, which entertained the thirty-
sixth session of the state council Itt
South Norwalk Wednesday night and
yesterday. As th head of the local
lodge, many impo nt matters in com
net-tinii with the arrangements of the
session devolved upon Mr. Johnson.
A party of East, Norwulk young men
went to Snugittuck, last evening, and
attended it party at the home nt Witt-
tor tiould. They had it tine time at.
the. party, but their recollection or
the fun was somewhat itrred by vir-
tue oi the. fact that tioy lost. the
walk all the way to East Norwnlk.
this ’ morning.
The Oilagowalla Junior lads hold
their first election, last evening. at
their new quarters on the Benedict
It‘ill‘nlfi tiriiiiie.‘ Those omcor-s were
named, in addition to several commit-
iut‘n: v .
President—Stanley Remson.
-'Vlce-prbsident——-Willlnttt Krlnken.
.. Secretary-William Reed.
whom they may locate. Mr. Noubaur- -
oi their isune , Elsltet. preparatory .
Iii.(lk and Ladder L‘Hlliiliml'. 0! that .
inst. our on the return trip, and had to.
They arrived back home at 4 o'clock , i
Two
Large
Blocks
..N
Broadway, .
' from . i
8;}. to 10th
Street / .
basement. floor.
the mom ,.~":.~‘.'.'Ul‘tll.
'I‘Iimn. stores dili‘or from others i
moreharnlic. Actual values ot’tit) goods rule the prices.
the \Vitnamai
is in have what iat‘oiilt‘ WU. '
The pin“, i050 of
{or business
't. il"-‘
nu
r 'v'\
aiv
on
u l l ‘
\~~-~.-
iii
o.t.
A
Mi
Those completed stores {giro New York its .itrgcsl; retail business.
. Access is easy from all points. 112w (1219.1;3- 1",Ck railroadsrpass the .
doors, and tho Astor Place station of»? the "Underground" IS upon our
in equipment, management and
people are fairly entitled to—.—- 0
WW |
a“
/‘
.2. .
termed i~\ ‘-ir “tibial that llt‘ had
lu't‘il ii:li'l't.iiillr.i poisonous young
'si unifis minimize. iii r-ioml or eowslips.
'l‘lll' \\’:tt~iiiui:inp street lii'itiyzo riiilti
is riiil hard at Work thing up its new;
llillliitillltl lli’l‘it‘l, and expects to ilfl~
omitted the names of its candidates
for minor (llill tin- imam of liltil‘i‘lllt‘il
(luring tho next ten days. Through
an ovi-rslizlzt, the lli'lt‘ltlltlili‘ii has not
.Vt'i tin-n erected on the city hall, at
the .Iiitii‘ilttii oi si'flvltWV avenue and
\t'nshinuion street, in member stated
this Ilit l'llilitz. A caucus was Ilt'lii lusti
ult'lti iii the club quarters on ,tbv
l-i‘itit‘l, but ended without a single
nomination being decided upon.
‘ "l ROWAYTON.
There Is in hi- a surprise party
Rotvnylou tomorrow night.
Alex, Raymond, of the “int zilili,
having his residence rupnlntrd.
Mrs. Mattie Raymond. of IltTi’Il‘ll, llilN‘
been in ltownytou. this week. iiltlltillk,‘
after her property initrt'sts lit-re.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer ilorion. (iii
llmvnyton avenue. :ii't‘ spottiiint: some.
time. with their son and lllliitlllit'l‘-lll-
Inna-Mr. and Mrs. t‘lydc t.‘. llorton, in
Ilrockvilie, Cnimtlii.
Mrs, George W. Scott, of t‘ross
street. was culled to West Haven rc-
cently because of iiie'scrlous illness
of her daughter. Miss Jennie, who is
now recovering nicely, and with her
parents. has been tho guest of Mr. illlti
Mrs. Henry Whitney, In Dot-ion.
C. L. Christianson. or Loin-ll, Mass-
achusetts. the new proprietor of iloton
i‘l
Point, expects'io have the formal open-
-..“ . W’"“""““““"" - .. .4..
“ rain at ...
I a s in
\NASHHII
Treasurer—Frank Decker.
The club is in a flourishing condi-
tlon in every respect. .
Friends of Thomas Casey, of Van
Zandt street, are letting him abous it
trip he. took in the Woods, yesterday.
with George. Hunted, lit quest of cow-
slips. Mr. Casey was not tumilttir with
the cowsllp, greens, tttid Mr. Hunted
explained. Both got it hit; basket or
greens. but Mr. Casey, just as be It
experiencing considerable sutistuctlo
.
Tet->45}. .
f’litptNtittank.
not lilo ,iob, waitin-
--W“_~..M-n_ u..- ...
Good Bread-m
inn. 'l'lt'irsiiuy. May 22*. li-- will have
Wheeler e;- \\'iii~'oii‘r~ Blind. Li liliilk‘"
purl. for m. i-t-t!.~ th» rt" Mrintdi’ni liny.’
i‘otn'tli oi' .Ilii; :‘itli Litimt‘ my. and
itin_\' have innate ut the i‘olnt on Sillr
days.
The new lessoc of Roton Point has
boon nib-rod a goon allied stint to cub-
let the former baseball grounds to
Iteoit & ttuntiy. the proprietors of Mir
sle Iiuil.,lll South Norwiilk. it was
plunnmi to have moving pictures and
cont-cits, but the ltoton Point mun?
ugtiiieiit tit-vidwi“'to lieep the ground.
[or other pnruosts. A running course :
will be laid -’lll t-t iw tined Iii t‘tillllt‘t“
lion uitli the athletic Illtt'l .z.t Eli-mei-
i.il D3,“.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mir. l-Zntnz-n llicknwr visited So
Norwaih friends \\'editt-sd:t_v.
A. .
nth ?
Mrs. Alonzo Sit-Willie, of New liiiv»
t'll. is ‘i'i‘iiilll; Mrs. illilli-tl Sinuson.
S. H. ’eeier was in New York.
’l‘uosdiiy. to t-orisui' on car specialist.
Mrs. George Lush, of (ironic street,
is improving trout her recent b“l‘l(lll:‘
illness.
Mrs. Charles Miller. of West are-
lllit‘. is visiting her par tits n: .t!‘ New .
Cannon. i
Mrs. Zigmitn Mason. who but: bn‘ni
very ill with sciatica, is slowly, lin-
proving.
Ezra. ilartwrlght. of
Heights, was at Bridgeport and North
Haven. Tuesday. \
James M. Willmott has employment .
with "the ‘F‘. Gilbreth 'Co., of Newt
York, and this week will bozin work
..- ,
Newton .
my": Ni? i...»
ii iii YOi. i i" (ii coder
rift i "
N t" sci.) .12. is it":
.
is...»
45.
. pike.
on a large factory in Cambridge.
Sines.
Mics iluicn Waterbury and Mrs.
iiOii'tlt-h visited lurnce Home. i’onus
wrest. Wednesday.
Mrs. ,Chnrltnt S.‘ Abbe. ,oi’ 1.9m)!
.tvonue. spent several days this tree
Zillii New York friends.
Mir» Nellie i’ease has returned it)»
her home iii Middletown.‘ alter a visit.
with Miss Grace Willinott.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schlonter and
son, 1".iiiik, visited hir. Schleuter‘s Ein-
ur, ..;i Long island. Sunday.
\ii. and Mrs. Palmer have moved
into the ‘htlilSP.tltlj0Illing that of
Mrs. i“t‘l‘6ll'ri.\’, on the Stamford turn; ._ .-
Aliss Elton Nash is recovering from
Lit ~.-rious attack of pneumonia and to
now able to sEt tip [or it few hours
Gail}. -
Mus. liteict: lii'ii‘;initt;lt returned
.o her in livihvi. 'Ftiiiitisdili'.
:ii‘tt-r r ";"t \uizh Mr. and Min. Chan.
:‘Iiiii‘I’fi ‘ '
it}... tiri‘ii-uih- Valentine. who has
‘t‘ll yt‘i‘r 'ill at her home. West are-
unr. retirnt-vi to the Staiii‘iord High
School, Monday.
.ir. and Mrs. William Butler} 3‘.“
Mits lloris Ballard \ven't by not),
With .~\‘.'wrt Bn‘; 3, ti Bridgeport, 01:).
day this week. . , .
The auction of household taint-Ztnffl,
\V'odnesday. at m. home of. Mrs. John
Burke. was well-attended, and most of
the gootls‘diapdsed of. . , .
Mrs, Belle lClttrk, nee Keclrrricus
merly of“ DH _, r to, u dW-eilr
fam%r ertigfrom‘j, “
in: at‘
Poor. of - o 0rd.
ville o. .
’tivu
Norwalk Chronicler