in. Minty Ch ” I
Grow Born and
mum. " ‘ .
cum ”do“
all, too «in It a rigid
E. LBANKS
qunmon How Bleak V -
mo Nomllt
South Ndmalk Ind Notwulk
Am; . omits-I- Lino W
" rIlmiI notion
wAT-i-r .
WM. P: BEERS
unionism saloons
_ 5W. WtoI thlnfi oi wringing out not IIIhino lay hood
’_ your month not! dhfixuro your mo wringing I ,
[to Munitio-
You don‘t touch the roof with your bonds. Emilie: you to one
boiling mm and toy oi the iniuriout dirt doom: Door away
with boobhmkinz. htndbwronchina drudgery. Your diet: it
olmyt dry and cloth. Wrinzt the mop dry with the least ofiort.
Fill Inv mil. Will unit tip over. H» no com or rollers to
get on: at order. limit metal. goimioedijulte‘r «rambling
Willuotrutt «brook. Willwouoliienmo ,
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair.
and slightly warmer tonight and
Thursday; light’to moderate variable
winds,- becoming southouritoriy.
storm that was control over the Vi
ginla ooaot yesterday morning but
now phased out to non. it in followed
by an area of high pressure that is
producing udeaoant weather in nearly
all reorient east at tho Misuiaaimli
river. Fmgts item reported from
Northern Ohio. New York and New
. England. Disturbances ventral over
Utah and Oklahoma are producing
uuooiltlod and ohowery weather be-
tween lthe Misaihsippi river and the
Pacific coast The temperature is rlso
ing in the west and neutral sections.
, Mrs. George W. Carroll. oi Went
. street. returned home 'today alter en-
' joying an extended trip south.
M. T Bagley has received his new
automobile mind is ““9935.“ in lieu
ford's garage until his own; which
was begun todtti, shall be finished.
WEATHER FORECAST. . , l
true ‘
' tors are in the form 3t discussion of
PROBATE ASSEMBLY
T0 BISGIISS SOUS
KSDTTY WESTIMIS
W
The regular mooring ot the Con-
necticut probate assembly will he
held at the suite library in Hartford
on Wedneeduy. May 8. at 10:30
o‘clock and many imiiortunt motion
will come before the ”Members tori
their Consideration. Moot of the may
nova and motioned lows and the no
feet they will have on the work of tho 4
probate court; of the stator
Judge (Emory. o-tNorwolh. will giro
an explanation of the forum #0? tho:
appointment at guardidhs and iompori
any administrators under the ntatutes
onuoted at the last legislaturo while
he Second mattor will :he a senior“
hi
or Young Chitin.
tho moment they are out or the
. one. Bonnie Chick Foods. homo pro
it .mintil on to make no. hoIltiiy towla
use not only the hurt and nlounort, mu-
Wxium Intentilleallr. to“ pronoun tor
the youngest nhiolt nil-Niel at Only moot. mud,
crooked grains are permitted to so into our too I. Bonnie Intuit
oiihtoir Feed it not an , _ » but low mm hing» um he: been
carefully tested, and them is nothing used that a not he led alone »
with permit rarely. lion tit Food oontn I in; tantrum inr
ported Milieu. lino ouch thoroughly (trio! lilo wanted -
grains, ouch at out meal «3 hour. cracked mm. hormone old .
oreoke'd mm. which oomph?! e a food best Monro; or. induce 1
strong and vigoroua chi nit MANUEL. TORO NAT H. .
First in quality- I 13'
err-«Bonnie Home Groitnd
and inture oturiiy
terlolo. but no mono
o mind
Mild
to away: in
_ Hornet.
discusolon or the new siiooesition to‘x“ 3“
law. with illustrations by
commissioner. .
Diocuuion Provided
The third. " otter up for distillation
A midi: Mo's oi the Norwaik
orator Growers‘ annotation will he
held tomorrow evening lit the real
dence of Captain D. B. Declter. or 1'
.Creacont Terraoe. ..
George Everett was arrested last
. exerting in front of the First Metho-
. didt Episcopal Church. charged with
drunkenness. At the court thlo mom-
; lug Everett’s now was continued un-
til the 18d; inst. . y ,
A mail Amos enact: a genuine: \
nevinxito Clique Who buy milllnery at
’ oimoo Millinery,” it Monroe
. is good business policy n In-
"vnonncod in Another part 0! thin paper.
See Mrertioement. ‘ . J
.,
W
Frodoidok S. Ambler. oi Norwullt.
» ”left today not Manchester, New Hamp
W‘ohiro, whore he will reestablish one
‘ oi! his aerial swings. In about two
"Minolta he will so to Cunobie Lake to
"ri‘romnin and operate a swing for tho
hummer. .
The committee on the dance to ho
hold under the auspices of Court Gen
, oils, Daughters o! Coatilo, held a meet-
ing last evening There will not be a
cord purity in connection with the If-
ralr this year, but an etnortoinmont
‘ inotoud. The tiohoto wore dlotrlbub
veal
W
, --—Wood sowed Marni?!“ tiny length
d l! . .
*» .m I
ll WWW): and. Water Itreou m-
Wit It: o’.oloclr whonu.
take from? ‘
erty is monument or thorn there is
no personality?"
or the genei‘ml stamina to it necessary
to obtain consent oi widow whore
the marriage - won utter April 20.
1877." Should a real estate. coriiilouto‘
be furnished under section 405 where
th’ero has noon no distribution filed in
courts?"
A large It‘t‘éndnnce in untlolpntoll
and therein Witt little doubt that tho
sedition will boundary intonation om.
MESS-Sent L. Pr‘
proildo.
in: hold todly line in utendiin o from
Norwulk, John H. Bloke.
Donn. John bovine and Cherie» Monro
as delegates. Ind John J Walsh. John
-.J Edition. James J. Keene, John C.
in, Michael J Howard and John s.
Seymour. on guano. . 7
m
Mrs. A. C Wood was opomiod oil
by Dr. Joan Dumortier winter! by or.
marginal.
Hymnal III hood by my:
the m“ ’
Irenl initiate when the penonui p it,“
“Under section 36“ '
Waldo Marvin will.
The pinto Democratio oonv’eniion he; _
dunno ‘
Smith, MGrund C. Betta. John bovine, .
at the Norwolir Hospital thin inbrnins ‘ "
Walter Hitchcock and Er. Royul L . .
"The nodal-tinned hoi'hwlth rooom- .
month Hymnal to all who are dilllctod “‘ ‘
' with doth-mu. cit/turn: or
' 81:83. The oomnan
’ iil96 6M fibre to .
‘y marrow there will no In oxtn hinge”:
- of. H
thin; morning It 9 o'clock and will re-‘
main open until 10 ociocit tonight, it _
At Kano” CitymltInIII City it. To-
lotto L '
At MHVNJW, hillmultoo 2.
‘uiniiun. ‘. I ‘ ,. .
At Mlnneopoliuwidinnoopollu ‘ 7.‘
Col-
" Muiovillo 1 ill) innlnn, darkness).
W
. , "GM! ENGLAND “Iona.
anronoo ll Frill Elliot; 3.
Womeotdr 9,13rocltolon ll.
Lowell 18. Huvorhlll 3.
Now norm 3. Lynn 7.
All lniornntlonnl luuxue some: post-
Douod. I'Iln. I
WUTHERN LEAGUE.
At New OrleI'n‘w-Now Orleonu 2.
Montsomory 5.
At AtlIutImAtlontI 3..Memphio 5.
At Birminghamwmrmlnghum 0,
Monitor ‘
trauma 2. Nuhville o; mound game,
Chuitanoon 2. Nashville 1 ..
At Lexington, Vu.-~Uunversity oi
Went Virltinlit 8. Washington and Lee.
“W
W...
(MNNOT GROW (NOTE!!! IN STON-
lNOTON IAY.
Tho firm or uncruit Brotherly of
Fair Haven, growing of oymn; in I
donor: different places in W inland
mound and vicinity. hen practically do
aided that its experiment or twin: to
rhino oysters in atoninaton in mm
oeoutul. CIptIin 03km, who was
«to. ma that the firm had about do
clued not to nttonint further cultivm
tion of they shellfish at atoningion.
The arm has 135 acresl‘ii Connecticut
winters. lotto ot‘ atonington. I consid-
., oruhieportion (”Which at the month
of tho Puwoutuolt river is planted with
oystoro. and 21 acres adjoining and in
Rhoda inland were“; all or which is
under cultivation. it in turns learn
since the firm hogan to grow 0‘) uteri;
v hero. but the nah how not nitration out
of it murkotuhlo
‘ “qu onnournged
al’lur harem! investigation to attempt.
troll and are. anneal
, toms? oysters in these tutors ow-
log to the fact thIt what raw hatlvo
timers thinly round were 01 excellent
quality. The attempt to raise trans-
planted oysters. howover. has been
A dluupnoinlme‘nt. Tho firm will take
none or that hell's that here been plant
«in "imi ‘oiipiuin'oskim mid that no
‘ planted.
as doy’ more retainer“ motorway.
smut“ ll tho last day and Town Clerk;
Herbert R Emit ‘ ‘
”unity. The omoo onomld
At Chattanaon—‘érim mime, cult."
thorn Tuerdaytln the company's inter- ,
"don’t take advantage of the
. oppOrtnnity.
'AllSaooo Suito.oalo price .
did not think that any more would boy.
fl‘he use our; 75c Corset, Idle price . ... .. .
were“: mm loin .
uolsrmo wrr _ r
This sale otters you the;
vory finest mdydor-servico’ "
Garments in the world. at the g
price of eommonvplace ’kind.
It‘s your own fault if -“yon
We {want .to '
c193: out every garment, and
we are willing to «critics on
what we have left in order to
do it. i ‘
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All $20.00 Suits. sale price
All$15.ooSuitI,saioprice..................‘.......a
All $25.00 Coats sale price. ‘
All $18.00 Coats,nale price”
All $25.00 Coats.saleprice........................
Silk Dreases,$xo.oo value. sale price
All new style Waist: from........................
Skirts from 2 ‘
Horidwme line of White Dresses, from
Pottieoots. from .
Ifltuovoovfiooov'OII-ooohg ~’
, Tfho‘“ value: at big enough to mike them go i"
lively it you wont to our: money. You it boy i
the goods. Come, and $311:an u.icir ' ‘ f
, . ~ ATER FREE.
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Norwalk Chronicler