fr Bridge Pharni
Elliott at the
Prompt and Milt mm aye
{ail times .
Personal tontlon ve t it
ii PM pi ilk. :1 n on
““ chairs or our
Come In spd
BRPGEP
.‘I‘. mix
trbllby ”trons.
“lb lgr :33: our.
Him 1‘
its r.
H
VWPm-t'
'iihe barge North Star hrs arrived in
the harbor with a lost! or cost tor the
Ferris Coal Company.
Con’ducmr Howsrd E. Knapp is mak-
log change on his East avenue car af-
ter a few tidys' illness.
Mrs. James Newman was taken
from her home in Gregory Boulevard
to the Norwalk Hospital (or treatment
yesterday
The sixteen active menaheIs oi‘ the
Fire Police live not yet been sworn
into crude and it looks as it this core-
nIony‘ will now go over until next
wenlt
MIL; Mary L‘Hommedicu mother or
Daniel and John R. L'Homrnedien. of
East Norwalk. is quite ill at the home
of her dsunhter, Mrsuhllred Crockett.
in Rowayton.
Mr. and Mrs, .lohn Somme, who
have been living with the lstter‘s par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jones. in Van
Zandt snout. have moved to the Rich
house in Van Zandt street.
The Radel Oyster Company is load»
in: several of the sailing vessels that
have been on Gregory's Point this
week with seed which will be trans-
ferred to the vicinity of Grenport.
There will be no service at the East
Avenue Methodist Church tomomw.
though there will be the usual weekly
prayer service this evening. The pas-
tor. Rev. W. W. Gillies. will preside.
0n coconut oi illness. Captain
Charles D. Tobey, who has been work
in; on the Brldileml‘t oyster beds. re-
turned home yesterday. He was so
compariled by his son Charles D. To-
Day, Jr.
There has been slittie talk about
some pictures on East Normal); bill-
boards, but no kick of n serious usiuro
t C . 9 I
Go Your Drug Wants, mm :b'borr
sts recur Mi
top street it time go
9
. there have been
HOOD
will be in working or-
tier
thout rurthogm daisy. ,9: .9
soul-ea tron t ‘ remind
all growth oyster beds" fire to mine cla-
is‘ct that the Elli Narnia"; “Ry-51?"
r b0
seed is bringing silos eo cents per
bushel. it is stated that one tiny Osp-
tsin ri.‘ A. asunder-s thsdc a catch or
30 bushels.
The Sunday schOol oi the East Ave-
nnc Methodist Church his been pro
paring an elaborstc program tor Ess-
tor and it will be [presented Sundays;
taking the place 0 the evening sor»
vice of the church. in t e morni
the pastor. Rev. W. W. Gilles will do~
liver on Easter “noon. .9.
Paul Mslmstrom. the taller who on
suddenly departed from this vicinity.
left from the Lane building and not
h9nI No.1..81 is re ed. No. 181 is
the property of. John ubovich. who is
planning to move lis‘clt there from the.
Podelofsity building at the corner of
East W thatch and Port streets.
The mat .ei' of rules for the govern-
merit of the Root Norwnlk rim depart-
ment has now all been settled between
the district committedznod the otllcers
or the Mdyiiowérs and the run Police.
The rules ndoattud0 are substantially
the same as t the South Nor-
wall ‘denfltmelit sit bush 9. low tul
ditions of a minor nature were rustle.
George bolder, inside man at the
shop orGontmdtor Charles H. Als-
thorns.“ in Besvlcw avenue. went to
New York, yesterday. for further treat
ment tor his left our. part of which
he has been assured by tho phynit inns
at s has ital. he will lose. Mr. ho
Mar silt Hill. ho had no trouble
with the car until recently from a
trusting it‘recclved twenty-two years
310'
~40 erstronc. nuanced appetite
ud digestion sloop soundly and enjoy
lite. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the
great guts tonic sud builder.
iiiliiibi
Albert Honor. of New York. is the
ghost 0! his father for "slow days.
Rev. Mr. Thompson of Sirniiiold.
will preach in tho Rownygon Baptist
(‘hurcht sovsnln ntli clock. \
"n my “Within Within. Tito guests“
Jar/er immigrants sltbu'ld in showed to
all years. and the arguments
modelled or the auburn
tissues and motive anointed
“the harvested m 1'6 W .
"0th it: end ,i
Ither home, in
were , .snd i
were ‘ by the
now the idiots deported. having spent“
were ”Mi Minerva Carpenter.”
Mdudc Ruby. marched Moore, critics
Taylor. lgals£1 mm“ Messrs. Charles
or an
Chli‘iel (low. bill. 8w Ronny Mtg.“
Frsnklin Clockott. Mrs. Willisin
Moore and Mrs. (loom Slovene. I.
‘ ‘ The? Men s Illicit or sewer ion hold its
second meeting at the cliche“ or the
Methodist church last evening. Quite
doino business was tantrum and at
its conclusion It most interesting and
instructing debit“ will“ ”participated in
bivI slit or the me The subject
tier discussion {Rd/solved, Tiltil
cult-I this country within t s but tent
taught out
by both sides were mmy, and very
ably handled. The indies oi the do
hate had some dimculty to; a, while in
deciding which side had won. the vote
at iii-st standing two oil oil: in lover
oi the negative but sitsr' till. the points .
were weighed carolullI'. out by one.
the three Judges At length ruched
the sums conclusion, s34 decided In
favor of the beguiive. heir decision
Was received with lunch applause. The
negative side was handled by Messrs}
LcRoy. Molten sud Kind Another
interesting debate is sch tried to “he
piece at the some quarters on April 6.
the subject of which is "Resolved
That the Iresont high cost oi living is
caused by be high thrill." Those who
will take part in this discussion can.
for tho. nllirmilivc: Mailers. Hurt. Pct
ty, Taylor; tor the negative. Messrs.
Win. Jennings (.‘nshmsn. and Clark
A lively time is expected. The judges
inst night were Messrs Stanfield Boll
clisbii and (‘ushmam
Milli ill! Ifllflllli
Rolwrt M. Rmith or Dot-ion wash
visitor in New York City Tuesday.
Mrs, Perry Controlllnd bliss Lydia
Vimbnrgb, (If ilnrion, sprint Tuesday In
Nun York ( ity.
Miss i‘ioroncs Pratt of New liar!-
ford has been It most s in dsys re
Milli} or Mr and Mrs. Hsnford Smith].
of llnrion
There are unsuited (or ielurs at the I
ilnriotl purl office “MW to Mrs l
Fiotonto Johnson. John Milton. F. ii I
Sister, Mrs A. B. Sharps. Charles
T. 'l‘ilie_\ and R. R. Sue
The music "rho burcilitlou."b
I
don’t you do the same?
.9 testis is
‘mpqn his - es-
iiis‘e on Saturday.
FWcishoit hss secured the services
orb chat formerly w ith the noun
:islpilioii‘ Albfiy, N Y The rcopon~
at this ursnt is another evi-
no that motorist: has set in in
on est. in past seasons it has been
is hvorlte stopping place for motorlr
Mortln l‘oley. who was injured and
my seriously burned in the tire which
dostrqyod the born or R. M. Weaver
st Notation enriy Monday morning.
March 14th. died yesterday about noon
at the fltnmford llostlltiil The remains
were brought to Dsrisn yesterday at-
lumen and placed in Andrew 'l'sytor' s
morgue. Mr. Palsy who is understood
to have been s little more than 50
years old, had no relatives in this (room
ltry, so far as is known. He was born
in lrolnnd. When he was treated at
the tire and litter at the hospital, it
won realism! that lie was in is serious
«million and his death though regret
ted had been expected right along.
I. T. BATEO.. ....... .AUCTIONEER
AUCTION
WiLL ssu. arr PUBLIC sum-ton.
BATURDAY, MARCH 26TH
Lot oi Household Furniture, consist
ills of [30de Soul. and (tenors) Put»
allure, turn blower, limo Roller.
Hand Cultivator Window sash many
sins, and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Solo will tsltc plnco III Old Mill.
Gracie street, Dorian. st 2 p. In.
It stormy. next lair tiny. Plenty of
room (or wagons,
By order n; W. ll. HOYT.
Daily Line to N. Y.
“Fur Freight Only
fig”. flaw Iximri’uv's
38.3"! River. flit York. N
Dover small. "or: ill!- (mint
Huntloyi. st 3 p. In ~
st "molt no to t
igbt received
'Nornlk up to 5: so
In. nd'aonth
Nor-walk Steusbmt tic.
ll.
Armin. Ii. Omitb. ' G. 0. Housman,
;.w I cg 3i.
bullion c
are Mrs. Shercr. Mrs Oscar Psrirlcit‘
and Mrs. Leslie Smith. .
‘ Charles Otton.
New York a member or the firm or A.
Eastman and Company. is n visi
Ari! you going slvsy this rem
so. wiry not insuro your baggage, cold
nersonnl enacts. against loss by fire”!
inquire or
J. M. Layton & Co.
5 nsthosogsvsnus. court-I
uoswsw. coring
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
Mam. flunsbouts. English cor-
ring", artistically designed tor baby’s
oomtort. Prices and styles to suit all
0—.
I. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELL
noun runmsnsn
consists mu. mo man are.
Mounts. cons.
ms... a»..- «raw
horwsllt Brooch Office of
-
. Luna. 3* Getter-i Agent.
'i‘ho visitors for the present month
of New Rochelle.
INSURANCE ‘”
vsitr trrrts
illr. Merchant to have In ELEGTRlc
SIGN for your store sod IW win.
down. we mitts them. all sires. snd
they Gillian THE GOODS! :
Try It shall sun ilor s starter-«me
incrmo in your nudism will Millie
m to. order hirer ones.
”lire Reed & Volit Eietftricdi Co.
I! WASHINGTON .TRQ‘T,
sourli uonwsut. ' ,,
TEL. tics. .
.
POLISH'
YOUR OWN
SHOES
“Nilgget” ,
Shine“ Outfit
400
Charles E. Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET
Best Mixed Point. . . . 41.50 per union ' ~
.I
‘ Paper Hanging
” Wall Papei NW8
Supplies I
White curtain Poles. with “was. ills "*
Best opaque alludes........... ..26o I-
Houscftiinlslildc Goods. Crock-
ery, Oilsswire. &c.
l
L. H. Decker
av wssumoron eraser,
souru NO‘RWALK.
rsL. con.
Agent {or Columbia Phonogrsph Ooh
Records, Graphophonss and Supplies.
THE
Hu mphrey
Inverted .
Gals” Arc ”Lamp.
[ICannot be equaled
for Briliisnpy of .
Light or Economy " ‘i
in" Consumption of
Gas.
Housatonic ‘
Power Co
'llie Evening Sentinel
(WE cf the bell people in the town enjoy
our convenient, easy pdytbent plan-«why
ks
’ “i rubric“.
rH.,Kriege1r 8. Co. + ”
Store will be OPEN Tomorrow Night Until 10:30 P. M.
not delay ytIur Easter purchases, but come
O
D early and give us a chance to serve you properly.
Irieger 8. Co.
29-31 Wen Wrought Street. Scuth Norwalit I
Norwalk Chronicler