.01“ ohm our out!
by re. t.dtt lightnlno.
'~ «and mount-tattoo, while
xprooo. tronoi‘or, transpor-
or 0:. any Steaming 00., etc.
IAYUOR o GOLDEN .
iuouroneo or All Kindo
Mien-Town. Country no there
- Toiophono mo
. Oil» the Math Norwoik
Not 60., out woohington 8t,
*vlwih N‘orwoik Conn. . ,
Home strontium-ion
llhold a meeting this atoning.
BLMary's Young Men'u Club will
0t this evening in the Leonard
r—éLutest Hats. at OBilcn's
......~
tilt. and Mme. 1.. Tiippler and Miss
rralne Trlppler'ot Norma-lit. «spent
nduy at the Baily inn. Ridgefield.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond have
~pturned to V0: walk utter a pleaaant
1811. with Mr and Mrs. C H Taylor.
Georgetown .
,insportlng Editors Manufleld, oi the
ow Yor Journal, and Klernan, of the
to York W01 id uill attend the hex-
.5 exhibition in Music Hall on next
‘lleuduy night.
I
Will Coley, of Cannon, was one of
po representatives from the .N‘orwalk
11 school. at an inter-scholastic
. 1n the two mile run Will Coley
ed sixth among the twenty-tour
, lion.» » .
tie-DOSES Regulate cure constipation
i t piping, nausea. nor any weak-
direct. Ask your drugziat tor
, 26 cents per box.
18.183.11.21. ‘ ... . we... . 3
‘ Wt o
or in the contour or II! . I
Buckingham Pool G. A. R. in tidied-
uled to meet ihispeiening.
——A ”rough"
cigarw the good old Tomboy—95 cents.
Mrs. Charles '1‘. Mctllynu, or Ridge-
field has been visiting Norwulk
Atomic
51 mm or, uonwotit
fibril-mt Dillon. 001: homo. :14
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.w ' “Wt.“
.d—
' 1111111 lllllPllll
=0rganlzatlon, Harmony and Sue?
, ' Other mm
on illol’oply
”i“ ii.
" " to Sutton
illll llll iiitililt
cuss are Watchworilo oi the
Gathering in New Haven
n—u—mq
NEW HAVEN April 26. —-The stat.
Ll
’rowtholootiloy.
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Did You See ill
Tho memo. Mylo
your Millinory We. Tomon
MILLINE
V Begins Tomorrow. Valties thatwlll startle” the entire trade~~
WW
NW
Fowues’Silli Gloves .
‘ Ivory poll- guano
g PWo M1 all you nood to]
W. our, 750 and 81-00.
.Y SALE
w...» fi“%%¢w«.
WW W‘fhiu‘m" we ‘W
. lHt'o
Ildo for popcorn hoto.
ohoooo ollko: ohopoo that
democratic club was formally omnn- 1
led here rooterday afternoon by a‘
gathering or morot than 200 democrats
who had signed the preliminan roll or
such a hody drawn up some time ago
alter the meeting of the atote control
committee. Deon Henry Wade Rosana
ot Yule law school wan chosen preci-
dent and the other oiliccru continued
on the list reported to the meeting by.
n committee previously Selected for
name. but a "smooth"
; itch of the 35 notiotorlai distrlcio.
that purpose. The executive commit.
tee is made up or one member. from
Dinner was served iii which Chair!
on Comatocn oi the (antral commit.
Whllo tMy loot. 81.”.
$5.; $6. $7 and $8“
SHAPES $1.95
2! twill“ 8MP" that wore
brought over from tho othor
No two
very ooldom ohown ouuido of
oxoluolvo Filth ovonuofi houooo.
Not o ohopo in tho lot oold tor
looo than $5; othoro up to u.
84‘ sailors $1.95,
We will ooll 26 Boiler liai-
Thou hoto oro all hand motto.
of tho linoot quality. Regularly
or; in block ond whit... r... till.
onto. 81.”.
I"
Show in white; tho‘ very
co! modolo.
.___... u...
tee noted no tonntmnstei. in welcom
Mrs. James llnhbell and (laughter ing the membero he said that not “we 1
Helen of Norwalk, spent Sunday in 1897
had no grant enthuulaam over
Wilton, the guest of Mia Stanton (‘0 demorratlc prospects harm Shown by
ley.
«Latest style. Cape. at O'Brien's.
Curl Scliauh.
-‘M‘h
2nd. reported to the
South Nornolk police that a bicycle.
which he had left in front 0! the lm
pcilai Cafe in italhoad avenue had
been atoleu.
The hotly of hire. Mary Butlerson
who died some weeks ago at her home
in Norwalk was talthu to Wilton. On
Monday afternoon for interment at the
Joes Hill comment.
WH—
~ Minta' s are altering some very at-
tractive values for tomorrow.
in New York on Friday of Ian! adv on page 3 '
See
mun—Ml P
The Nor-walk High school orchestra
- to ifhe number of about iwcniv. Medin-
minted by roresiior Wiillnm (3 Perry
their director-Arc in Bridgeport today bury, altering a ions: In rhyme.
where they are to play for the outlier-
ed county teachers“ conventoln.
. ......... ... .s. .... W...
WHY PAY MORE O
’ princi pica left.
9the Monticello club and its president
lie
new
the democrats in Connecticut.
this feeling [entitled that the
IConnecticut demorrucy looks upon it;
self pa ”'.lntlnclhle lie was tlrmiy con i
vlncod that the man whom the no i
iional contention aholl aolcti will he'
the next president of the cannirr. Ho ,
nuld thin the republican you; hao'
“While we are mov-3
ing together in harmony the gentle-
men ol’ the republican party are ire--
coming more divided," he sold.
As a means of introduction of the
first speaker Mr. Comatock relerrcd to
in "the last great light in 1892." and
he pi'eoented Governor Baldwin, who
was that prooidenir.
Governor Spooko. ‘
Goyernor Baldwin who" received
with ”cheers; the members atandlhg.
and Representative Murphy. oi Dim-
The governm sold that the toast
master was a little in error in one to-
o
1' Best Flour
Iona SuccotaSh
GOod Peas
Birdseye Matches
ew York Siate Plums
.«Majgnolia or Clover Milk -.-
Very Best Creamery Butter, .
77 Strictly Fresh Eggs ‘ - -
.. . Extra Fine Potatoes .
,. Baker’ S or Hu'yler’ 3 Cocoa
a can'loc
a pound 85c
- a dozen 25c
large Bag 850
‘ a peck 85¢
a can 17c
8 cans 250
8 boxes 10c
8 cans 25c
3 cans 25c .
JORI
” iRKMAN’O
CTAGON
.‘ orA. o P. B Powder.
1 norm 8 Cakes for 250
With o no Purohou ol Tooo. Orinoco. Introoto ' L
COMBINATION SALES
12 Cakes A&P Borax Soap
for 25 cents
QUAken
\Moanne
IOI“
'orA.a PJ.
A. o P. out ,
' With o lilo Pilrohooool Tuofipflum limpet!
tamer with mi. “or. pim
M
éal'package'SQ ,.
.‘l,
Fowdwor. only 2 pkgo. to o otto- .
pint YOUR rains AND corneas AT THE A. .9. ~21"
rtitl’i ‘
to you tho ouuronoo of tire demo-
Ivoroto o: oonmu ihot o lump lot all
in option in tho notion that which all
lilo mention on the toner homo hove .
8011811301”? ”rig. it to ‘ ._
59c Bags 3%
390.
82.50 Dresses
. 81. 99
Lodioo' and Mloooo’
. . also. rm- doy only on».
.y R.
r
.apectin saying that the ‘dsht on on:
tingly mducied by tho Monticello
club 25 yearn no, for there were two
oluho. one o otato democrotlc club. but
he was president or both. Twenty
years Ito he stood in the some place
as Mr. comatock and on the nine wet
(the old New Haven House) and made
the some strong pieo tor a united pub
.1! to light the bottle of democracy. .
. Governor Botanic told he rm to
‘iereot‘od in reading oomo of the corre-
opoudeuco in the morn!“ papers. It
are him the lmpmolon that Mr. Per
- 'kiu‘o run the administration it}: or
[eight nan ope.
“lie reamed to run
it ammo the Harroater trust without
shitting to. it mined no it some pot»
pie were afraid of gettiuo o chill it.
it woo touched
‘ “But. we ore not here to make quar-
rels with other portion. We have not
‘10 piclt out the hoot man for our our
didoto out! elect him. We have got to
make our. Millpond on what our party
Cotondo for. We have got to put bolero
the petiole or the country the princi-
ffpiu. for Which the democratic party
Antonio.” ”‘1 v
Harmony Moan- Sacco-o.
Constitution Reilly woo introduced:
, on the only doluocrot rout. trom' 00n-
“noodéut to Wilmington and who lino
odour on lion, to tiring out tho tun
domoui'otl‘o vote. 111‘. 11.01in mgr.
"In humour lion mode». it bring
'i
you M “Mr
,WhiteShapcs 81.49
A number of now Drooo
On oolo at $1.49.
SALE OF SUITS
1 Suits at Special Prices, assortments so large you can likely
find one to fit you without an alteration.
THREE BIG VALUES for TOMORROW
GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3
$15.95
Values to 820.00
Alterations FREE
$9.95
Values to 815.00 Values to 818.00
N o Alterations Alterations FREE.
JUST FOR TOMORROW
Gingham 4c yard
‘1’? Leather ond Vgsolvoc logo;
regularly 599. For tomorrow,
Whit.
~ Drooooo. motto of good" quollty
botloto, neatly trimmed with
, looo and omhroidory: regularly
{rent and
Flowers at 25c
rim" that acid up it: (1.00.
lot. On oolo tomorrow, 25:.
that wo bought at one-half prlco.
» manual“.
TWenty- five
Sample Hats at
One-half Price
We oocurod o numbor of Bom-
plo Hots of tho hotter kind oi
poo-hot! oil out! thoy go on oolo
ot loot onovholi‘ their regular
priooo tomorrow.
81 Sailors 59¢
Lodloo' and moooo' thick Boll-
oro. worth 01.0% On ooio. to-
ALL HATS
TRIMMED
FREE
59c and 75c
Children’ it [his 25
Wo will group togothor ohou
50 Childun’o Hots that oold _
$12.
color-o. limit to yank to our
85
Anon Ginghomo In chock
1y 12‘ 1-8:.
or. Tomorrow, 44: you). Yul!-
1240 Lawns 10c
Folioy Drooo Lawno; rogulor-
For tomorrow, 10o
to 16: for thlo ono doy only. 2
59¢ Braids 39c
100 oloooo of Droid to go o
onto tomorrow: rogulor 80o
iuoo. at 30o.
in introducing Congreoomon Lloyd,
comma or the democro‘tio comes
clonal campaign. Chairmou‘couiatocit
said he no one or those who had
paved the way for democratic out:
can, .
Mr Lloyd sold this w”oo a demo
erotic year and the people, were chow-
lug o disposition to ,. return to their
own ‘The people will not be in pot-
lemon or t
themielroo," no ulill. “and they will
oooort themselves though democratic
rule. It will Iltound on mpublicona
to know what is going on here today.
and to know that bright, intelligent
active men undetermined upon dent»
ocrotlc succeed-
Muot Organioo.
Mr. Lloyd said that oucceao’. must
come through organization. Business
will bo'o tolturo it it lo net properly
organised, and. the way tor the demo
erotic party to alter-i ltoeit is wrench
‘ polr.
heir on until they amen ‘
"19c Hose 12'/zc
Lodioo' Hou. very onoor, in
block, ‘whlto and tan; good lie
voluo. .For Saturday, 12 1-26
Block Property
having an ancient organisation; lie
said that the lucroue in democratic!
ropreoentotion in tho preuont congpopo‘l
over thot of 1908 no due to chain
notion in the voriouo dlotricto. lie
' sold flint Mr. Reilly on it umpio‘ot
the new blood which hon come to the'
lo ouerting itself. He
opoko highly of Mr. Reilly'- work in
committee. oopooiailp by the people.
no ouldoioed the no ty of the demo
crot- in unit legiolotiou rind cloned
with o plop. that Connecticut ho plotted
iii the democratic coined out No-
.vomhor. . i
new enrol-nor winin- of it";
. Motion. you tolled, 8: hit toot tor "on "
50c Skirts 250
Juot onehoif the
price, Lodioo'
skim. trimmed with lone ond
ombroidory: regularly silo For
« tomprrow, 25c. ‘
Long Whit.
next to the East Norwalk District School,
will be Sold at Public Auction, Saturday ,
Afternoon, April 27, at 1:.30 Termsflllll
Cash, the balance on him Payments.
The Bridgeport Concrete Cog, Br cpo”
,rogulor
AnotiOn Sale of Buildmg
Lots at East Norwalk
The 21 Building Lots
Comprismg the Concrete
. :. ”Ll
_ a?
3,1.
Norwalk Chronicler