amt lr‘ULI. WEIGHT.
RRIS &
T‘lephone 460
< w Educator,
. SHOE
Children's Ankles
Will» Not Tum
wiien thissshoe It: worn heeatute
_ its special construction III-outttet
"acts ankle. sttuin
. The Rhee-tilts snug under the
nrclt, distributing the weight or
the body on the hull of the foot.
The toe is broad to prevent
cramping and encourage paint-III
development of growing feet.
‘AOLO NOWHERE ELsE IN
NORWALK.
CONNEALLY
B R A CD K E N
'1 WASHINGTON STREET.
COUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE SCH
THEEIpus @AL (’9.
THE SUCCESS‘ 0F
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Depends upon the quality Oi the
Ccmént used.
ATLAS is the standard in ce«
merits because of its purity and
uniform quality. Made in one
grade—the best—of genuine Port-
land Cement Rock. The Govern-
ment is using millions of barrels
of ATLAS on the Panama Canal.
For sale by '
In: {Ethos @AL @.
This III-tr Hg; ll mum" up;
“do Ins-ode,“-
mu-
7 Jewel Wstch
’5! ’7 or .9 sccotdiu to t’lv»
‘Illsnis r It.
w. A. KIRCH s co.
AW ...—W.W.-.~ ....W.-.
If ONCI YOU TRY VOU’ Li. AL
WAVI IUV
The Roger Ludlow
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS
AIK YOUR OIALIH FOR THEM.
B. J. REYNOLDS
”monomers.
(IGive us II trial order.
CANS C0
68 Water Street
K have constantly elsimsd
snd clslm now: ,
Nil iti‘tlttll‘itltll
“lit“
The border of proof being upon
the I-lnituuut. We herewith un-
burden ourselves of It few
"proofs." IOur i~lnzeltott couth-I:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
Ilttt Itot FIRE-PROOF— lint in
the slightest degree. ttol the
stttullout particle of it lire-proof.
it these proofs don't eonvtuee
you, there is the one. supreme.
. {Oi-iii
Try It Yourself
The B. Hershfield
8t Son Co.
Tel. 294. ‘ 122 Water St.
MAY
Ladies'
World.
Home LIHIII‘S'
littrpet‘s
I’l‘tlt‘t-Itlll.
Hottest“
.Iout'ttnL
I’opuint, Strnnd.
Monthly. Harper's ilnzur,
St'.t'ilittt‘t"tt ROI] Book. Good
keeping and olheta
W. A. Briggerman’ s
Donovsn Block. 132 Washington St.
.... ...». .... .... 40A.-. . ”.... ... ...... ...
MONEY T0 LOAN
We loan money to nonsexeepere at
81 Weekly payments. also to property
owners on second and third mort
gages, All hueinens transacted strict
1y confldentini. Office hours from 9 u
Im. till 7 p_ m.; Saturdays till 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington at" Hsvllsnd Bldg.
Ono flight up. Room 1.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
lS OUR SPECIALTY
We have It oomph-to stock of Patent
Medicines. Perfumes and 'i'ollot Ar-
tleleu.
Agents I“tlIII'l‘. Greene t‘o. I'hoeo
titles.
W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGtSTS
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
than for This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey. . .75c qt. bot.
Sherry Wine ............ 35c qt. bot.
Port Wine ................ 35c qt. bot.
Fine Bock ....... $1.00 cue. delivered
tithI-r goods. too numerous to men-
tion. Itll III eut price».
Not Ilouni Heel li'ree Huturduy night
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Mamas A ChIstnut Bis. TII I513
J. A L. DIGEOA, Props.
GOLD MEDAL HOUR
III order to eueuut'unr the purehusu
III Iinlill‘u Ill' married Int-Inherit. the
Marble Workern' little" ol' HIIII iI'rIIIt
Iioeo hntI III‘IIIINI to give eueh buyer
320 tuwurti lite lerI~
I‘ unndinn housekeeper; IIIIIIpIIIIu lur-
t-IIIIIIII III-IIIIIIII houseworkern wnut til
I month Instead OI‘ 86
323! ‘Iiiust Live Within Your Income
TO GUCCIKD IN THIS IUCY. WORLD. A DOLLAR OR TWO. OUT
ADIOS IACH WEEK IN
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
A? “rt-ts cost or sons sMAtL sAOItIrIcII Is suns 'ro usu
0 van In ruruns vssns
’7. Tim 8t. Unitstl Isak Huddle: South Nitrmilt
They are the bent in town.
allot tree.
33 South Main Ct” Bo. Nor-walk.
O‘BRIEN, the Hatter
LOOK AT THE‘JERBIEB.
sins. C1.90,.$2.40, sun.
DID vou as: THE CApst
45c. 95c.
YACHT AND GOLF CAPS.
45c. Ilse, $1.45.
GOOD aor'r HATS.
$1.90.
UMBRELLAB,
65c. 95c, 31.50, 31.90.
The Clifford
McPherson A Stevens. Props.
Single rooms. with or without
built. ‘
Rooms en suite
Illen.
'I‘et‘uts moderate. Rules by
month. t‘ttli ttud examine;
hie loyaltow.
Cuisine and service exeolleut.
(‘Itie stocked with the ehoieest of
Ili'itlldtt.
Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets, South Norwslk
, uttltulilt- for l'unt-
the
lit) ”'0“-
‘ Cloak and Slut House
as sourl-I MAIN sr..|ou1'H nonwALIt.
Crest Reduction Ssls oi Lndiss’ sud Misus' Butts. Coats. Ruin Coutlr
Skim. Wslsts. Petticoats. Nicht Gowns. Corset eovm. Haas
My. Wash Drsssss. Whits Dresses. Silk Drusss Ind
Cloth Drss'ss.
Itrst in sgvle tit and wmktttunshlp.
second we undereetl all competitors Wh
Oihotu are also advetiiuing bargains. but on paper only.
largest dealers ol’ this line in this state Come and be convinced We
"TI-IE PANIC"
1‘" ......
BERKSHIRE
PURE ICE
Ii Mill thtli pltt't- II‘I' lot this nllttt
luet Is use. _\ou tun how it in the limit
(If “IIItIi IIII lolluuing in the analysis
made in I ll. Lionel. l‘h. ii Ilietniut.
Maseru bust Its Aprit Illlutttl
Iltt'lit .sIInIiIIu:
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION
Free smmonis .........
.\'o butututd lloutiod pond It e sold by
thin Iotnpstu
Brookslde Ice Co.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
\\I- have them All kinds III
season
Extra riné srtthwstztntttzs
a Specialty.
CANDIES. etOAnsT'rosAcco and
300A WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 I79 Wash. 5t. amine.
JUST IN mom
“MERIT”
FACTORY
Men A B-eyt'let Suitot ii)... at ., $2.50
.\II~n'.. ltunniu I‘nlt lluttou HIlIiI‘u $3.00
Men's III. Iiiood (m‘ordu. III. . 12.50
MAXLEVY
169 Washington at. South Norwslk.
(BRIDGE)
M' KINLEY CAMP MATTERS
Bpsnlsh Wsr Vetersus to March Ms-
morisl Day in Bridgeport
Meltiniey t'ulup. t-ipIIIIhIlI Wnr \'I~tul‘-
nun. lIIuI i'UIIlDIPIHI III‘I'IIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII for
the celebration oi Memorial iluy. 'i‘th
your the Hiitlllltth wItr Vl‘lit will not
march in II loenl MIIIIIIIrlIII lluy pnrnde.
bill will "the part in the iiritiuopori
pin-title inntend. (in al‘t'tltilll of tth.
the Iuetnbern oi McKinley (lump will
dorotule the nruven oi IleeeunI-Il emu.
rnIleII on Sunday May 2iith.
At the that meeting or the Intup. one
new reeruit won taken In. Fred Moh-
rluit.
Charles E. Parker lmd Henry M.
Perry were nppoluted detention to
the pestle. congress III New Britain and
iisrtlord. utttl Mr. Perry wnII named on
delegate to the department uncomp-
ntent III Willlmnntie.
To Anthony t‘lhlotto has fallen the
honor or being named he the delegate
of McKinley t‘nntp to tho nuttnunl out
Odinpment oi the Hpnnlsh Wnr Voter
sun. which will he held in Denver, t'nl-
orsdo. in Heptemhor
mm “we
ACCINIION OUNOAV AT TRINITY
CHURCH
......“
'i‘ho "IIIMI' III Trinity Church was in
keeping with the day. it being render
ed by the full complement of voices.
with til. 5 Sims st the 0mm. This oi-
fertory solo III the morning was Bee-
thoven II “and s (ilory In Nature " sung
by Wililstn (3 Perry in the evening
a glow "ult it
ers’ may?
CM?!“
tevot- we advertise you got.
We tire the
515 Main Ch. Ctsmiord.
Ililllil IIIII IIIIIIRIIS
James Powell.
The and death of James Powell, of
6 Elwood mhte occurred this morning
at 7: l0 o'cloI It. Mr. Powell died you
suddenly trout ttpopieu and leaves a
lurge family to mourn his, death. He
came to this eouu 2v front trelnnd
when he was but oh; It years old and
has worked In i..ottndubury and Blithe“
Company for upwards of it”) years. Mr.
Powell was It well-known man and was
respected in all who knew him. The
ldoeent-Ietl is survived by tour sons and
two daughters. tilt-stirs. William. who
is employed an an etitbulmer by Ray-
tnttnd & Sou, James, who le'ott ems
ployee oi the Norwnlk Mills; Robert
it. It Ittiltltlt'llpt‘ Itnrdoner for H. E.
Dunn and Son. nnIt Joint Powell; Mrs.
Sntiie Powell. of Norwntk. and Mrs.
Joseph Kent, of Yonkers. N. Y.. and
by his wife, Mrs. Mary Powell. The
funeral services will he held from St.
Mary‘s Church on Wednesday at 10
n. lit. ulid tho interment will follow in
St, Mary's eetnetery.
Boardman Surchard.
iiourdntnn iiurehnrd for u great
many years il resident of this town.
qul owner or the extensive tittrchurd
property ut Wilson's Point, died at his
residence Sunduytnorntun. Mr. llur.
ehnrd. who was Ill business in New
York even in Me udvntteed years, wns
in his 87th your. lie. hnd been itt tullv
lug henlth. having been {thing even
previous to the deuth oi his wile It
I
i
Iuill he ptlIItte
r‘ltlte he sold by Ilts‘ tttude itout \utlot i
APPEARANCE
Turbtdtty . ...... . , None.
Sediment................... _Nonel
Color ......
Odor
.................. Nons‘ know it IitlxI- IIII
Nonei will he held front the (‘htttth oi thI
number of weette Into. Air. littrclturd
is httl\‘I\0il by three daughters and
two sons i’ttIIIIt'nI services will be
held (tout the lumen Wednesday und
intI-ttuent will be in
titIeuuooII (t‘llliltl\_ New York.
Mrs. Ellen Driscoli.
Min Ellen iiItIIIoII oi ItTltI fitlti‘l.
lxtietl ‘ \\'eniport. lIII‘tI \i‘fllt‘Tdii" niitit It tho
I “with Nine use
i M‘\1‘III\ tt-IX
hits titlutoll who with
tours of site, was the
hide“ III the inte i‘IItt-tI-lt llrist‘oll. uIIIl
out oiW-IIII|IIII1'II oldest IIIIII bout
”it Tllllt‘l‘tl wrtII t'tI
Assumption in “Import III II filii in
0000' InIItrou illillllinl: The dt't'Pflfii' It in not
Aibumlnoid ammonia .......... .0144. lived in Mr III lIiIen the sons IInIl
Chlorine ...................... .05 §IIIII ItnuIIhter 'i'iII- IIontI nrt iinuiei
Nitrates ...................... None! of Bridgeport; John. of I I'ooltlyn.
Nttrltcs . ...................... Nonsi‘i‘imothy, of Month": nndt‘hut‘lea nod
Hardness (Clsrk‘s degree) ... ,...3.31 L i’ntrlek, of Wentport, nnd the daughter
-eld ............... .... . .None! in Mists Mitt} iit‘ineoIL or Norwnlh.
iron ......................... Trscs
M. Eiin Brown.
Ml‘lt. Elisa ilrown, widow ..r the lute
.lohu Ii. Brown. died youterdny III her
home. No. Silt Main street, in the litilh
)‘l‘tll of hm Age. Mrs. Brown learns
.sevI-n i‘IlIItIl‘i‘il, Mrs William Worth.
of Attniin, Ill; MrtI Andrew (leddts
and Mrs. l'ZIlnn times. or Ntit‘W-‘AIII‘.
.ioIII-ph. Peter. 'i‘heodoro And \t'llllnm
Brown. or Norwulk. There have been
no nttqutI‘IItI-utn {or the iutterul made
an vet
Mrs. Seth B. Rommgton,
.‘Ilurlhn Louisa wile Iii Seth ll.
Remington. tiled til. her hotttr. No. Iii!
Spring .stteet Saturday nileritomt She
is. :.tIr\‘i\I~Ii lII Ilt‘t‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIII. tIIIt' son,
liowurtl Remington. nuti severttl Itrnnti
ehlitirvu 'i‘lIr Itiilt't'iil will be held
from her lulu home, 'l‘ttendu) ulter-
ttoon at “J o'rloeh.
Viadisisw zskls.
\‘iIIdIIIIuw the tonI~ut‘»t>lIl dultglt-
II~I oi Mr. and Mrs. ZIIIIIII. IliI-II yunter»
Iiuy ItttI-Iuonu III her home in Morris
NII‘l't‘I. \t‘lutupnttlt, Iinti Wltll hurled
lIIIu Miet'lloon III St Mul'y'I-I I'eutetery.
following tho net-virus which took
til-Lire til the house,
Mrs. Jennie North.
Min. .II'NIIII‘ Nul‘dl (“I‘d III her Iltilllt‘
lu t‘ltttpel ntI‘I-t'i Inst night in the
iotly~thlrti VP"! of her due. The inn-
et'nl urtnuuotuetlts here put been «out»
plt'imi
.—w.~.-—
Funo'll of John Mchrnsy.
'l'he iuneIItl III John MeNtu‘ner wan
held from St. Mary's (‘litIrI-II. Hulut'dur
morning at luau II'eIoI-lt. where a iIIII-
entn hilth tutu-Is wun hung by Rev. .I. it.
Mitchell The psilluorer were the
our nephew: of the tittt‘t'liitt'd. Minn
lieu (Tubill rendered 0 Phi .It‘till IIIiII
Thou Will he True [into IMIIII and
the t-Ilolr Neuret' My God to Then on
the body With ionvinn the rhureh. III-
IertnI-nl in tit. Msry'u cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Chll‘lIl.
'l‘lIe tunernl services III Mrs. t-lnruh
Morin ilhnrlen were held from her Into.
home in mamd 'ulreet. tilsnu Norwnlit.
ynntnrtluy stturnoon. 'l'hr sorviees
were largely attended quI there, were
mnny one lint-III. locus. This morning
ilIuIli K. Mitchel took the remains to
Ridgeilttld for lntornmnt A detention
from the w 91‘ attended the
funeral in II hiidy
Mitts Mny lilossom Smith I enjoying
II day‘s voI-ntitm from her duties in
Rogers e flievons‘ Norwnllt store. It
ht her tIirthtlsy sud she is reichrsuns
the event by It pleluutro trip to New
York city
Miss Monti Rdhoy Ind Miss Florence
Monitor tmtismd in Bridgeport yester-‘
Iisy utternoon.
at
Andrew Puruseth secretary or the
fisilorp Union of the Psellle will
shortly leave (or the out to obtsln
lcsislstiotl tor sailors generally.
W
in Chicsgo. hemmermen not
...—....
from
hit to sixty ts so hour, bisclt-
sin tits trout y «tits to silty pests.
suit tillers It osnts the to Ogle.
m LRAO‘IIIIO unit GOODS none.
TRISTRAM 81 HY ATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
A New, Line of Pretty . Parasols
Never have we been able to show a more attractive stock of Silk Parssols than
at present. All colors are represented, and, in many cases. the cover and
handle are of the same shade, giving juti‘t the right harmony. to any costume.
Plain colors. in every shade,
toire handles to match,
dies to match, - -
checks. - - y -
Striking effects in plain colors. with wide
Dresden borders. and Directoire ban-t
Very striking combinations oi black and
white. including the popular Shepherd
with Direc-
32 to $2.50
W hite
$3.50 to. $5 ' '
$2 to S3. 50
Pongee Parasols.’ plain or with hemslitch-
. ed borders, -
Embroidered Linen Parasols.
A complete assortment of dainty IIttte
Parssois for the Children. In an endless
array of colors and handles, 25c to SI
ii to $2.50
$1.50 to $3. 75
A Very Special Line of Black Silk Parasols, $1. 50 to $3. 50
You Cannot
Wash .
your wagon I'Itt'rlntze or automobile
while this oil in on the roads with-
out a hrstwlaes soup.
We have one of the finest. soft
soups in the market which will not
injure the finest lot) It properly
used. tine pound or one hundred tit
Be not pound.
Hanford 8t Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Willillilli IIIIIIIIIIIIIS
Still Ill IIIIIJIIII Jill
Itontlnutd flout II‘lII-It Puget
ilil'ull' ‘Iililt‘tl shoot ii on ltitk lat-l eielt
up and Inptultt of Police Thotunn
IIitlt' went up to the menu of the
noble Itud iIIIIIght bark the tool
.Irinnuete Ittttl had them looked up he»
lore iii :tti lie Would have httd three
in tuittg hark with him had not the
other fellow run when he got there.
I The two prisoners were t-hurgod
with intoxication and hrohrh oi the
pram» ltllti John was ebnrged With are
shut! and or I‘urrying a concealed wens
Iitill This latter I-hnrge was united.
The groom writs ltt court with his
pend butttluged up. (‘tiiltliIPH‘Ii' eowr'
tug the left eye that hurt iIeen hit
with It alone from the build of John.
It was surely II tutti hang and tin» eye
It: .swollvin greatly Jon Williams, of
t‘IttIIp street, who went to the wed-
IliuI: It! 9 o‘rlm'it. lost In little III in-
there at the beginning of the err-Ito‘s
illt'tlI. had a had cut on the bark ol
his head whieh tutti had several HIIII'Ils
on lulteu Iit it. and be blamed John
for thlts Also Not only did John and
Peter rut IIIIII. hot the) robbed hint III
his watch. his \t‘rsi. mad S? of good
money. Alter the} hnd atoms with
him. they (‘MI'l'It'II hint III the (euro nII
joining und pushed him lhrough. lit-
went to tile dovtor'n on the run.
Ruthie: Sirsuwulty. It Iil'iIIIiul‘ oi the
pride. was in f‘l‘llt‘l and took the etuutl
llh n \tiittesn IIIIIl told all he knew of
”It' nll‘nlt quite \t‘iIIillgI). lie said
that Peter bud started the rumpus
IIIIII lhnt he hIIIl had up little ally in his
It'IIOiA prisoner. .iohu. The two men
had stones in their pockets and liruke
II ten windows with them. besides hit-
ting mine III the guests.
Alee lllnntle also I; on the stand
nutt he told of his oxtwtieltees IIISI
t'i’I‘liiiltt- tie until that Peter had ninth
ed the light and that he had rumou-
Iltt'nted with him. whereupon both l‘o
{er and John bud kissed him Iwu or
three titties and sold they Would he
IIIIIIII boys. I‘m no sooner had they
done with showing their ultortton ior
lilnutir Hutu they turned on III") and
throw ultllitm III him. lie wnII ltit in
the head. but it was n sinneinp blow
uttIl did not IJI‘OIik the uitln. ile tiltitl
thut he had ltettrd shouting. but Its the
illiltl who eIII-npod with tho onI1 who did
the shooting. he was rcutl'atued l‘roItI
tolling wot he know shout this at tht
tlule '
'l‘onI Rttrltit. the [trump with IlII
IIIIIIdsIIed eye sold an hsd the others
that it won Peter who IIterI-tl the light
out thnt it. was John who had hit him.
Atln‘r the illtitilo sud pointed ovl
(It‘flml thII nil in. John took the IItsnd.
out he didn‘t remember unythtngn out
the tight. for he was so drunl at the
time. He has been arrested helm-I
sud the lust time wsII for pursuit. int
which omInIIe he wss lined. This ot
tonne did IIOI peermit him to not of! III-
«sally and he was found guilty of III-
toxlctttidn. for which be waived iii?
days. and on the other counts war
given II no dsys' sentence to follow
the first. melting II total ol Ni dsys tn
the ltridltoport isit. Peter. who is s
lirnmttunse man. was given s sentence
III :III duys in lull i-iolh men were III
tiered to my the costs of their reaper:
live cum. snd Johns amounted it
starts sud Peters to 01126
Through the alien: of Captain or I’ll
lice 'i‘homu Hunt. the msn who did
the shooting in lsIIt night‘s stirsy. writ
illunt did not think thst he hint anti
cspwrsd. He gave out the story thst
he had gone to Long tsisnd. but OMCOI
so worhlu along the lines best known
to himsei he iocsted his men in II
Polish family It house on the hilt rosu
H. Kn] get 8t Co.
29-3l Wadi Washington Street
LIN OLEUM
AND
MATTINGS
Carpets and Rugs
At Specially Marked .. Prices
Have your purchases charged and
settle your bill in WEEKLY PAY-
MENTS.
. The ten selected stock of
FURNITURE
in The Norwaiks
Come in and give us a look
H. KriegerSI Co.
29-31 West Waphington Street
Iiteu u Yuri: stroe The pistol watt
untl on hint when he was arrested.
.. ...... .1 “mwk—«w
A VACATION.
A certain scientist in the service or
liunlI- Hum III Wuhluston ls IuIlIl to be
It hard tusltmsate'l- to both his pith-lei
out his domestic, servants
Helm: dctullod Once in lloctlhipittty II
4| lentitie expedition
“mine the scientist III said to have
unbcnt It trido In commnnientlng the
news to his pot, dual stiendunt. -
"'H€nry.‘*s flip, "how would you
tilts to to wit sturound the wdrldf"
"Do we so tromsesttt to west. sir I"
Inked tits mun
tst u . I
“And we lose a dsy going that we).
to we not. sir?"
“We do "
"Then. sir. i should like very much
to so. It would give me A tiny ott."-«
Harper’s.
How CH! FOOLED 'IM.
Miss Passe-must night everybody
Mont down to the theatre to see 'the
actress who up sdvertlsed to appear
in her diamond
Mr. Softly (excitedlyln-Aud did she
malty. ‘uh’ppsr in II diamond Minna?
in Wloui suit took him His
mots with“ AntcnovlciJgnIihe
MY» hut, It wss II linse-
«w
on an cIItImdeIt ,
tt‘ s IIIIIIIOI to have u Sprint: .,
Ototeout handy than to make
good as a weather prophet AlIIo
enter. .
in fuel, nil Itututtior long in
thin ettmstc a Light Overcoat. is
bluntly: specially for evenings.
"5.00 to “6.00.
"IENJAMIN" CLOTHEB.
Fishing. the plain; oi II Insu-
tar Shirt is no pinch—whirl "atsr'
Plotted ahirtsin I instlc from
patterns especially designed it"
Plslled Shirts. sntl Ire cslcnlnt
ed to the traction or no inch
1 use
Joseph Davis
IS Wishihgton Itrssl.
loath Norwsllt.
Norwalk Chronicler