one some ' no: mm
will certainly deal ~ III- prints. In.
way! fresh and tillq ‘v‘o‘
EVENlNG BENTlNEL TELEPHONE
Dun-Now. lino Amount
92-3—3uclnm lgopurtmonl:
Mwlraneh
«tutu-mg? w???“
720M“! “(Qua billonoo
-M _ W
waarnnntgspaacasr.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Showers
tonight and Wednesday: moderate
winds mostly south A well-donned
slalm area is central this morning in
Illinois. it has produced general rains
during the last 24 hours in the Mississ-
ippi Valley, the Lake region and New
England. Cloudy and rainy weather
prevails generally this morning In all
sections east of thc‘lilisslssippi river.
The temperature is high in the central
and eastern sections, but falls rapidly
from the Mississippi river westward
to the Rocky Mountains. where it is:
below freezing.
WEATHER A variance rooav.
Temperature: Low. ill; high, 57.
Partly cloudy! 7
Christopher Bearing, II. well known
resident of Cliff street, is seriously ill
Road about the liltillnery at the
Mintz store. See adv. * .
John H. Hoyt and Edward H Smith
are doing jury duty in Bridgeport to
day
Summer underwear for ladies. gon-
tlcmen and children will be found at
E. K. Banks. See (adv.
The. Pine Lodge Whlat. Clllh will be
entertained by Mrs. H. P. Price tumor“
row aftornoon at her home in West
avenue.
The convertible range is II summer-
time necessity. They are now on ex-
hibition at Horace R. Nash's. See adv.
for further particularsr' '
'l‘. S. Murray, of the Norwnlk posi-
otlice force, is enjoying a few days“ vu
cation from his duties and .l. William
ilowc lg substituting for him.
Malt Levy is showing an extensive
line of low shoes foI ladies at cx»
trclncly low prices. considering tilt‘
qualities. The prices will be found in
the adv
W. H. Post, who purchased a house
on Westpori avenue recently. is apeutl~
’ int: a week at the Norwalk liotcl whilc
his house is being fitted up. Mr. Post
is connected with the'li'rohmcn Thea
lrc Company, of New York.
. Nutmeg. t‘lub Dance. Friday oven
lug. April 8. Lockwood: Hall. Spot
del's Orchestra. ,
William Fay continues in u critical
condition at the Long Island (lity Hos.
pital. although there are slight hopes
for his recovery. it is stated that he
has walking typhoid fever. and for a
time. his life was despalrcd of.
The regular meeting of the Nor-
wnllt Fire Police will be held this over
"an in their room. 'on Wall street.
'i‘hcrc is nothing of special import to
be brought before the meeting and
regular business will be the extent of
the» meeting.
Brother Billy Curtis. the converted
Ilrllnltard and banjolst. will have
charge of the creating at the Light-
house Mission this evening it is ex
period that the Rev. George ll Eu
bort, from Norwailt. will speak on
Wednesday evening and the. chorus
will sing Stilts trot All are welcotnc.
Christopher Fay. of South Natwulk
was bitten by two different dogs this
morning One pop in Day ntlcct look
a place out of his pants leg. and the
other dog wok two pieces of flesh out
or his left leg, mulling quite a painful
wound. This incident occurred in
llalm‘ Court. Mr ll‘oy had the wounds
dressed by a physician.
The Woman‘s Guild of Trinity
church will hold in reauior business
nit-stint this dvoning (Tuesday). in
the Guild room.
missionary box to be sent to the com-
lort club in liartfo for distribution
in tho diction will on exhibition
shoving the interest mentioned durlns
the Macon sewing meetings. Mont-
hm III-o col-neatly toque-tori to be
present
The memllt‘l‘l M7 the Other Club
will go to New York tomon'ow even-
in: to witness the performance of
Montgomery and Stone in The Old
Town at the Globe Theatre. Those
who, will take the trip are Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Andr wo. Mr. and In.
I. it Brady. Mr. a it Mrs. w. A. Er y
Minimal lira W. A. Raymond. Mr. _
"ill H. A Smith. ‘Mr. and Mrs. W
_ P or, lir and am. A A. tuition
“It rs. and Min Keolor. A fine time
‘ lo tlcipoted by oil the mutation on
tW b is comma or a congenial
Md of friends.
The articles for tho .
W
Hospital Supplies
ulmntlhila. Fldollt
Bandit. Burglary and Allen y
noun ill-crouch. ,. l‘ l
'l’l-iI noolnu
GOLD ONLY IV
E. H. BAXTER
w“...
anomalous.
Launch Works
Boat. Frame- Iot up and ready to
9.“le .
All kindi of repair work.
by competent workman.
sttchhehPolnhNgrwalk
A. J.'liand 8: Company
illiliilill lililllliili ilill
iiiliiliililliiiii
JODBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'u Theatre Bulldlng. South Non
walk. Conn. Phone 42:
Norwalit Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best poo
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
Iced. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtinndt Piano South Norwaik
_....I. .w..~m..w...
John Murray, of Stamford was a vis»
itor ill South Norwalk yesterday.
Miss Augusta llibblo in a guest of
Miss Mubcllo 'l’olles. in.Ausouia.
Miss Margaret Cluvin has returned
from her recent visit to Atlantic titty.
imported robe dress patterns at the.
Road store. See other specials in the
adv.
Willium McAilillter, of llnnbul'y. is
spending II week in Norwnlk with
friends.
if you are in need of spring floor
(mt'ol'lngs see A. Dickormnn ll Son‘s
adv. for helpful suggestions.
Washington Chapter, it. A. M.. will
work the it A. (legion tomorrow night
at their rooms on Wall ntrcct
Automobile and bicyIlc accessories
of etery dcstripttou will be found In
P. E. lAM‘l‘WOOtl & (‘o.'s. See our.
Mrs. Henry Sullivan and two chil
dun. of Waterbury. are visiting In tho
home of Mrs, Sullivan's brother, (\ll‘
drcw Leary of lluiirouti avenue.
, SI-cd oats. Samuel itoodncl‘.
The regular meeting of tho Nutmcu
Club will be held this owning. III
which time the Iirl‘nngomcnlu for the
dance. Friday night will no completed.
cine a practical teat H E IlicrIili.
president of Merrill (‘ollcnta adds hcr
testimony to the hour numbcl al-
ready I‘I-ceived. Soc uIlr.
Gulno Warden Wilbur ll‘. Smith is
expecting a visit tomorrow from mm
or more of the state fish and name
I-onInIiuuionorn. tor lhc purpliiw of tun-
king an investigation of local condi-
lions.
Mrs, Frederick ll. Field. of llurritl
avenue. underwent llli operation at the
Norwnlk Hospital this IIIurninu. the
sumo being performed by Dr, John Du-
mortior. assisted by firs. Waller Hitch.
rock and H. C. Short-r.
A stranger who described hhunolt as
Patrick Avinltlon was picked up f0I
(lrunitcncau iu Railroad IIvonuI- that
night by (linear Frank titration. .iutilre
Jouoph ll. Taylor imposed a line or
87 on the stranger this morning. The
man was tumble to pay and had In go
in Bridgeport and begin settling the
obligation at tho county jail! I
« "l‘llt’ Elizabeth Mead School, Hill
Bide. opened today for the third lcrluof
tho school your till‘v'l‘tltalldliy, April ilfttI.
New pupils may be entered at this
time.
Suvcrul chunucs Inc Iontoptpiutetl
in tho ofl'iw of the street communion-
or ill the city libruly buildlnx in Wash
inglon utrcet in connection with tho
elliabiilthlncnt of tho council quurlorn
thcrc. A partition will be removed to
make It council chamber of sufficient
site. The Work is to be completed by
the next taunting of the council on this
first Monday night in May.
Anthony Stoigcrwald and James
Plunltott want fishing yesterday and
returned with a line bucket of filth and
some ingenious stories about the biz
Olltll that oncapcll. Tony sayll, today.
“Oh. You bunchl’h'f‘hoy took a bushel
huskct full of lunch and returned with
the basket overflowing with tint itch.
Both men [at It nice coat of sun burn
and are nursing their face. carefully
today. The anchored their boat to
the mm of how- inland and there
the flail found them.
For Fittiiail and Trout.
netball Coeds
octopus
oomuarind, Firs. .
Tonic Rocoaétmdtor T
Launches of all sites built to order .
After having pitch ilr. [lit-it’s hiedl-‘
We think. these beautiful clothes m ill! parent to
perfection biothos have been brought. Ellery manu-
wbo likes till a his clothes iii on though they were made
for him will appreciate them. So we invite you to come
and one them-Into try them on. In what other why can you‘
fully appreciate the style, the perfection of {intro deftly. .
tailored into those all-wool Suits priced from
$15 to 330
Styles for young men, not the extreme but with plenty
of the extra snap and lager in cut and oolbri up that
young fellows want. P only of such suits in exquisite
tgra 3, blues and the new tobacco brown pin checks, $15
3°» carom
But we have the ataider styles to suit conservative
tastes; clothes you can wear at the Club with credit to
your good taste—8r 5 to $30.
Spring Hats and Furnishings that harmonize with
our clothing In quality. style and prices.
I4 So. Main St. “ ' . Masonic Buildin .
So. Norwalk. TWO STORES“ Nat-walk. ‘
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mo
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES m AT His MOUTH.
The best blonds In any horse's pedigree after all are 900d feed
and hey. w ill: pionty of good, clean grain and hit) Milt good “slot
of course. the average animal wnl turn out. a good 'spccllnen be his
aim and dam What “my will. We give lots of credit to blood and
tucedlug and very little lofood and care; yet what could any of our
homes etor accomplislch cn minor-ratio descent and no omplv stom-
tub? Pedigree only in 1 Weak Staff to support horse or man through
life And the quality of the grain you feed your animals is an honor
tool as the dually 0f the. food you eat.
Quality First. Last and All the Thin.
IANUIL TOIO HATCH.
"For the Land Salt." use Bowkor’u
Fortilluwfor Lawn, Garden and
Fluid.
Proprietor
Bonnie Horn Food
Bonnie Dairy Food I
ilonnio Poultry M7
Bonnie Stock Food
Bonnie. Scrubchlng Food
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
Jackson’ 3 Photographs
Combine the Finest Maud-l with yours of truly and Experience.
RESULT:
A Plea-Ina. Permanent Photograph. yo." and On Gilt luv utopia.
WI 00 FIAIING.
A Large Variety of Chain. Pattornl and Prices to Suit. Irina Your
Pictures and Let Us Suggest a Proper Puma.
’Jackson’ 3 Studio
Opposite Hotel 3 NORWALK. CONN.
( ‘a‘i'g'l‘I-i?
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.516”:
.
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortals can have our new Infill. sum. but will never
again in so young. Hovo that Photograph tattoo now.
G. .3. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREI‘I' OOUTH NORWALK
Down Goes Fish
Buck Shad.
Roe Shad,
Haddock,
Flatiisll. 8c
NoaakGreenSmelt 20c
Spanish Mackerel 16c
Haddock Rees. 15c
anon Iluu. “: Trout. Halibut, atnk Gull. whit. Porch. his. Iliad Raul.
Galina Clam for batting. til-«upon onion. “a location. warrant-
«l dry; Long ml aouna Clams. m limbo. No man stock.
t
rumours Ios. rant convict.
o
é‘ ;)G%l| the ones to
t
‘ “this with republican principles. This
cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
‘ .(Contlnued from “first Pauli)
. church in which opportunity was ‘ltta
on for an attack upon the 7
church. Mr. Rotlunvolt duel not pro-
: limit: to be used by anyone to the dip;
.? Wagomont of anyone else.
gnarl. Mr. Tippr. called upon ll .
bossvolt. yosler uy
episode out of the roe-int ot the?
blow for twantie‘tlt-l- century Cbril‘linn-
sly." Rev. Tippl‘a spill, “Tho reprinti-
ttltlvoo at No mat republics be
hip V ticonw ore
dongs. ’l’ho‘ “than a inconrjiat.
is a bitter dose for patriotic Catholics
in American to swallow. i wonder
_ him many doses of this sort they Will
take before they revolt. in Catholic-
ism in America to be American or Ro-
manlsh‘tdlf. Romanian. then every pa-
triotic American should rise to crush
it for Roman Catholicism is the uncom-
promiaing too of freedom. The world
adi'unoel. but the Vatican cover."
The statement in full was shown to
Mr. Roosevelt today. when he said:
“i made Itonrrangemcnta to speak
at. any church or clerical organization
in Rome. l have received a number of
gentlemen of all religious faiths who
have called at my rooms or at the Ain-
crican embassy.
"Under the circumstances l have
requested the American Ambassador
not to hold tho reception which he in
tended to hold Wednesday afternoon.
"As regards all efforts by whomotr
ever made to bring about and inflame
religious ammunition because of what
has Occurred in connection with the
Vatican and myself. i can do no more
than to refer to the emphatic state.
menis contained in my open letter to
Dr. brutal Abbott already published.
"All the I there said i desire to re
iterate with my Whole, power."
M r. Loislunnu. the American Atubaa
tinder, hurl arranged the reception at
the AIIIericnu Embassy in order that
Mr. RoIIuovclt might meet the Ameri
cans in lionlc regardless of their re
ilgiuua faith upon thr- III-utrul ground
of the embassy. 'l‘hI- appearance, how»
mono! Mr. 'i‘ipplc'a statement dis-
pleased many American Catholics.
who forthwith manifested an intention
of abandoning their purposc to attend
the reception it tho Methodists of the
urguuittulion represented by Mr. Tip~
pic ware to bc printout.
'l‘hI author was carried to Mr.
lions cit. who after hearing both
attics promptly united Mr. ix'lnhmun to
cancel the whole affair. This was done.
The sensation cuIIIII-d by the deter.
mlnnllnn of Mr. Roosevelt not 0 be
received by the pope upon the torn“!
made by i‘urdinni MI-rry ilcl Val con~
tlililt'n unabated. The prom: today is
filled with columns on the subject.
The pnpcru of all niuIIch-I of political
opinion with tho exception of thc clcrl‘
cIIl organs. support Mr. Roosevelt's
uttliudr. some of the violent auti-
tiorlcul shoals. lnlimalo that the atl'air
may rcauil III tho downfall of tho pn-
{Ial secretary These papers apparent
y nrw trying to Kronor II great utili-
rlcricnl dolnouatrntlou to be made at
the railway simian when Mr. Rouse
volt leaves the city on Wednesday
night.
None of these partisan movoments
has the sympathy of Mr. Roosevelt.
who is exceedingly put out that a per»
Iouul incident should have Invited an
exhibition of that very rcliglons hoatli~
ity which he so greatly dcprccaiott.
King Victor Calls on Mt. Rooaavcit.
ROME. April hwwltiug Victor Ear
manIII-i called upon Mr. Rooact'clt at
tho llfiur'n hotel. lllc Beau Site. this
tnornlnx. home than was spud in an
animated conversation that was, it
could be seen. mutually agreeable. Fol-
lowing thc chat the king and Mr.
Rmvcscil cutorcd II motor car in
which his lIIIIJcaty had driven to the
hotel. and a visit was paid to the bar-
racks of the cuirassiers, the royal
body guard. The cuirnsaiI-rs executed
a series of nlauoevtlres for the bone-
lli of the former president. who said
he had never seen a liner body or
mounted men.
“David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Elabolmer
1. North Main “not. loath Hamill.
Ignition». I Washington Itml.
Toiophm It olloo. m
Telephone on house. “I.
.—
APRIL
~ III as good a month for
good resolutions on Jul»
uory.
There in no good rea-
son why you can not
care something each
month. if it isn‘t man
than II dollar.
Start a saving: up
countwith
South Nor'walk
Trust Co.
“Imall Accounts invited
. “Mind donut
* pastor or the” American Methodist,
Bonita"
‘ afternoon and am
«In his departure made public a state- i
,’ meat in which he lifted the Vatican _
$1000 $12. 00,
Are to be very popular this season. Wool?
ahowing more than lanai. Priced at”?
$20 00 and $25. 00 _.
Gray Mixtures, of course. in great variety 7
ALL THE UP-TO-DATE
FURNISHINGS
that go with the Spring Suit,
Including SHOES and OXFORDS
TS
$15. 00, $1S.00
Price’s Clothing Store: .
98 Washington St, South Norwalk
r . “‘2. ‘
xi.
Walter Baker’s Cocoa, can,
Walter Baker’s Chocolate. cake,
180
11c.“
Fancy Maine Potatoes, peck, 20c; bushel, 75c
3 lbs. Evaporated Peaches ........ 25::3 lbs. Pickled Salmon .....
3 lbs. Muscstel Raisins..... ...... 25c3 cans Corn. . .................... 250
5 lbs. Prunes. . ....... .. ........ 25:3 cans Peas......... ............. 25c
Sultana Raisins lb ........ . ..... 7c3 cans Tomatoes ..... . .......... 2th..
Whole Asparagus, can . ........... 25cAsparasus Tips, can. . ......... .2570.
Apples, Oranges, Celery. Street Potatoes and Cranberries.
We keep only
Home Laid Essa.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
:0 NORTH MAIN STREET
mona- 145 ‘
liill iiiiil iii lllll
Souvenir Free!
IPICES. axraacre. cuocoura.‘ cocoa,
maroon. CORNSTARCH, ran. cones, Etc.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6
Still In [iii A Piili
O C
Cocoa,
Olive Oil.
0
Special-25 lbs. Granulated Sugar.“ 35
25c .
250-
llililliiilll lliill illill
Elmer E. Case. of the Specialty Mtg.
00.. rotur .d home last evening, from
the Montreal exhibition. Mr. Cass re-
ports a pleasant and most successful
luminous trip.
John O‘Brien. the stranger who was
struck by a train at tho Winnipauk
depot platform Saturday morning. con
tlnuos in a serious condition at the
hospital. it did not opoar that the
full] was seriously injured but he was
ill when the accident occurred.
The annuatuclts played a game of
base ball with the liaison and boat the
latter by a score of if to 7. Gnarnori
played short stop for the liaison and
did some lino work. He will play first
bus with Norwollt High this season it
nothing happens and the team will he
sure or good support from first. At
the but at. noarly as good all on the
base. no I shown by his last year's
record William Boron will not play
this year for some unknown reason
and Harold Schock will take up the
position with the cheat protector. Mar
tin of basket ball fame will pitch and
lreland. Seymour and the Douglas:
brothers will be there as in former
a.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Fairlioltl County Sav-
l 1 tags Blink
At a routing asthtIW'oliho
or
this day. a am out! at the of flour
til our cool. rational am datum
to ilqpooim it ill
Isis niontbo than; it ill. iii.
The also will team
litigate, and paid on and
by Weuional
am Inn,
in.
126 lililllllllllll
illlll
A. R. 9081', Mano."
Tel. 542-8.: '.
WALL STRET, 10: 10 mm .w—Hiuhar“
London prices helped the opening
was dealt in and small blocks I
all that appoored on the tape. ‘, “
WALL STREET.11 a raw—Tm
was a fuir diutributiop of hurt:
darn which raised most of the .
ard slot-kn materially. Union P '7»,
aivanced 1%. U. 8. Steel and
can Smelling 154 and at. Paul. _
ing. Atchison, Canadlln Pacific.
York Central. Amalxamated 00
and Utah Copper 1. Some of ill
nor stock. were weak. Profit “I;
caused a fractional reaction lat '
WALL STREET. Noam-Au a
operators to
price. upwards was fruqtratad by
sentimental effect of tho it
casement: of gold tor export.
tivity ot the tint. hour you pt
Ihmhltllllhlllm and drooping
lions. Bands were irrelular. .
WALL STREET 1 p. m.—-A
of dogmas: It:l that Will
can“ can or rcpo
coin; to 56. Otherwiie $3
feature in the market. ‘
MONDAY AFTIINO
GLUI
'i‘ho Monday Afternoon Which
gig». ”wait...“ at. lilo “Elma .
1'80 ~
Nomlk. and an color-him ‘
Ira- chain. Tho I“ lull-DH
Wm andliira (all
he ilrutl’lhtl
cum nulls. A "hint
sort/ed It rhea m
The host
Norwalk Chronicler