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ll” nosed Down I‘m.
, Adooghterwss born this morning's-
Hr. and Mrs. Cornelius Sayos, ”Cedar ‘
as».
The ocean! meeting of the Catholic
Belch Poems, Its. use. of 0., will be
f saunter.
.3 1:,»
The Charter Oak 310. Morris race has
*Wfldeolorodoilonseconntofan inaudi-
sient number of entries.
when” of candy, at lane's.
W Fowler Post,G. A. R., will
hold their regular weekly meeting to.
night. in their hall on the bridge.
Mi Raymond has loltIths employ or
Raymond A: Comstook and woepteda
lucrative position with William Brown,
. Waterman
-—-Iiotherscan feed their children on
‘ Lane’s ice cream. Try it and/prove it.
Theseywill be three Isl: or Ember days
in the Roman Cstholicchurch this week,
namely: Wednesday, Friday and” Satur-
day. W >
The sachem and members of the
Bridgeport tribe of Red Men will visit
Uncas Tribe to-night, to witness the
adoptiondegrethmw
Mrs. William Lawrence, of Quintet-d
fiivenue, who has been seriously ill, was
, ahout the yard yesterday for the first
time in several months.
Meetings in Norwalk tonight: Our
Brothers' Lodge, 1. 0. O. F.: Concord Di.
vision, S. of T.-, Catholic Union Council,
K. of 0., election of officers.
Every Epworth League member is
requested to be present at the annual
meeting on Wednesday evening, when
theyearly election of officers will take
place. .
—The best wheel in town for $75, at
Luther Wright’s. Call and see it.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will be held tonight at the
Council chamber on Haviiand street, the
exercises to begin promptly at 7: 30
o 'cl.ock
Saturday evening a horse driven by H.
S. Hartzel became frightened on North
Main street, and in plunging about broke
the shafts of the wagon, "and also the
, harness.
—Pure ice cream, Lane‘s.
A regqu communication of Old Well
Lodge, F. and A.M., will be held to-
morrow night, when the third degree
will be conferred. Refreshments will be
served alter the work.
The annual procession and reception of
the members of the Children of Mary and
the other sodalities connected with St.
Mary’s church, will probably behold the
last Sunday of May.
George B. Bunnell has renewed hrs
lease of the New Haven ‘(irand Opera
Housefor seven years. He preposes to
«tabliah under the lobby a free exhibit
of museum freaks and curios.
The specialcity meeting for the pur-
pose oi appropriating .3 500 for the con-
struction of a sewer through Butler
street, which was to have been held this
afternoon. has been postponed until
Tuesday. ‘
The Doorkeepers' circle of King's
Daughters, ofthe Norwalk Congregation
al churcb,will give a musical and literary
entertainment in the chapel, June 1.
They have engaged Miss Marion Short,
a favorite elocutIonist.
Another meeting of the South Nor-walk
Union School district will he held to-
night at 8 o’clock. in the Franklin street
school hall. to consider the advisability
of creating a new school buildingon the
Franklin street lot, or to select another
“"0
The three Bridgeport military com-
panies will have an out-door parade and
drill in extended order, at Seaside Park,
under command of Major Sheridan. on
Thursday next. The battalion will leave
the armory at 0:45 p. m., and parade in
street column. _
allies quaker bread. at lands.
The Tramway company have ordered
new generators, and the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Electric Light company a
fourteen-ton holler. The Electric Light
company will, in all probability, furnish
motive power for the Roles Point exten-
sion and also for the Norwalk Street Rail-
road company‘s system.
The harbor was alive with hosting
porno-yesterday, andtherewss hardly a
host on tho Eastdlds that was osoworthy
whlchdid notgoout. Tiltmlioriiy of
thspsrlso loft in the morning. as the
widows high, and these who did not
startitihattim’e moon's-liens wait
until 8 unlock, at which bear it was
M this. Soverpl boats from 1an Is.
land and my host "lreu Nostport
hers, all W2“ with
“.msrwsg‘wam anus
‘Wemmuumw
heath small: to Wllsso emitter»
walk. this weak. .
who-pure cream. delivered Sunday,
leaveordorstiano’s. .
mmmwsndhioaooiob
adustthedeptt handledIMOpiscooof
hoggoge, loltwesk.
W
In. LIDsmmnith the Ill!"
plicodchoiratflt. Paulo church and ot-
the chapel, yestsrdsy.
JameoGordonhosresignsdhisposltion
as chef of the Norwrlk club, his resign»
ticntotskseflsotJunei. ’
The membership committee of tho
Norwalk Lawn Tennis club will meet in
the cosine this afternoon.
The directors of tho Norwalk Street
hailsood compsny will hold theirregnlar
monthly meeting this afternoon.
The. laboring men of, Norwalk will
meet tonight in Sons of St. George Hall,
Norwslk. to perfect their union.
John El. Eltwlsnd lies in a critical con-
dition at the hem of his daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Thalia, Foirfield avenue.
Harry Bussing, Ellis MakIn and Lou
Flynn will go to Weston to- night, and
entertain the citizens of that place.
Henry C. Bisseli, who has been seri-
ously ill in Southern California, writes
home that his health is improving.
Messrs. Bushman and Horton won the
premium for the increase of fares, last
week, on the Norwalk street railway.
The South Norwallr Baseball asso-
ciation met for practice on the Baxter
grounds. Saturday afternoon, and played
a very line game. ;
George W. Bennett, charged with be-
ingimplicated in the Wilton robberies,
was acquitted in the Superior Court for
lack of evidence.
-—20 horses of all descriptions, second-
hand buggies, phsetons, and surrys, also
second- hand single and (Mable harness,
for sale at Dann’ s livery stables.
The Valley Gun club, an organization
composed of sportsmen from Norwalk,
East Norwalk and Unionville, held their
first weekly shoot of the sewn, Satur-
day.
Misses Matilda Jonson, Charlotte
Sevenson, Anna Carlson, and Christian
Benglson sailed for Gothenburg. Sweden,
on the new steamer Virginia, of the
Scandis line, Saturday.
People who use gasoline stoves are re-
minded that it is necemary to get a per-
mit from the company in which they
are insured. This applies both to the
tenant and owner of the building.
The funeral of Wilden E. Howard
was largely attended, yesterday, from
the home of his parents, 3?. Wooodward
avenue. Rev. Olin Bullock emulated.
The body was taken to Mystic this morn-
ing for burial.
Contractor A. Bach has finished his
work on the Tramway road, and this
morning went to New Rochelle with his
teams and one hundred men, to begin
work on a 840.000 contract of grading,
etc. for that cit____y.
——'l'rv our pure vanilla Ice Cream.
Lane’s.
The literary committee for the historic-
al evening of the celebration of Founders‘
Day have secured Rev. C. If. Selleck to
give an address upon “ Norwalk in Col—
onial and Revolutionary Times." Editor
A. H. Byingtou, of the Gazette, will de-
liver an address entitled “ Norwallr in
the Civil War."
The regular meeting of Sherman
Council, Royal Arcanum, will beheld
to-night. Two applicants will knock for
admission into the mystic circle. Stam-
ford Council is expected to send upa
delegation of brothers. also Ponassus, of
Norwalk. All 1,106 members are cordi-
ally invited. Don't miss the “grind
time.”
The ofliccrs and members of the Nor-
walk chapter of the Connecticut Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution will go
to New Haven, Wednesday, on the 0:11
train,roattend the state conference of
the society. tobelheld in the Church of
the earner. The Mary Clap Wooster
chapter,of New Haven, will entertain
the visiting memifirslm W
Howard A. Tilly, of South Main street,
led, with the corset. the singing of the
Calvary Baptist Sunday school, corner of
Sumner avenue and Decatur “not,“
Brooklyn, yesterday. He is named to
play at the church services next Sunday
morning, at tiresome plsos: also on tho'
occasion of the anniversary or all the
Brooklyn Sunday schools. on Friday,
lay illi.
layer Keelsr. in a special message,
so the summons-mosses»
Pliers-s to oaths-truism“
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useshomodtooflordpmueamthow
shade Irons rrqrn ihsflmdinsssss
oodworrsstllalrosiasstshovisg m
Winchell.
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M. H. PARSON
The annual envelope colloctiu was
taken at the Norwalk lethodist church,
yesterday, and over 01,000 was realised.
Rev. 8. B. Pond is in lisw York city,
and . there will he no mice at St. Paul’s
church today or tomorrow inconsequenos
The general committee on the two
hundred and forty-fourth anniversary
of Rental“ birthday, will meet at the
parlors of the Norwalk club, tonight.
The team from Colonel Roberst' School
and a nine from Betts’ Academy, Stam-
ford, will play ball on the tenant’s
grounds, at 3:30 o’clock this afternoon.
Raymond's Boll, yesterday afternoon,
but transcend no business. It was voted
to adjourn until next Sunday afternoon
in Arion Hall.
Chester Lamar found ssstchel and a
bundle containing some clothes, beside
the railroad track, early Sunday morn-
ing. and turned them over to the South
Norwalk police.
—-’l‘he Ladies Aid and King’s Daugh-
ters of Trinity church, will serve an ex-
cellent supper on Thursday evening,
May l7th,’04 .at the Woman's Building,
47 South Main street. (Admission free.)
Supper served from‘ to 9 o clock.
The Congregational church of South
Norwalk have captured a band of
“Brownies," with their little friends,
the "Fades,” for the hospital entertain-
ment to be given at Hoyt’s Opera House,
the 18th and 19th of this month.
Attention is directed to Dr. C. I“.
Boutwell’s new advertisement in Tm:
SWINE. today. He extracts teethpain-
lessly, without any extra charge, by the
use of gas, vitalised air or cocaine. All
his work is done in the best pouible
manner known to the profession,
and his prices are very reasonable for
new sets of teeth. G. W. Bennett isos-
sociated with him.
——Moot ladies like shirt waists became
they are cool, comfortable and stylish,
sndthey are more favorably regarded
this year than ever before. Comatock
Brothers have a very nice line of the
popular Star brand, at their South Nor"
walk store. Some of the regular $1.50
ones at 81 00. Betterocestm.
the Schools will Observe the Day.
A. Blanchard, chairman of the educa»
tionai committee of the celebration of
the two hundred and fortyolonrth on-
nivorsary of Norwalk, called a meeting
of the principals of the schools Saturday
evening. The gentleman met in the
Franklin street school building and de~
cided to hold appropriate historicalex-
ercises in the various schools the morn.
ing of June 10, and in the afternoon to
assemble at the armory and take part in
the exercises at that place.
Upset II the Harbor
A rowhoat belonging to George Tobey
and containing three men, upset yester-
day betweeu Calf Pasture Beach and
Sprite Island. The men shouted for
help, and were rescued by two Bethel
young men who were out soiling. The
party landed at Calf Posture Beach, and
Landlord Loosen recovered the boat.
0. FTSFGtweli
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting with? Gas.
lilaiizPIl liI III Cocaine. llII
Extra Charge.
Sets of Teeth. $5 to $lll
(lilies hours. from a a. m. to II p m.
ll. Vl. BEllllEli. ISSOIIIITE.
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 to. Halo 8t, 8t. ilnrwsllt.
mills:
GASOLINE SIDVES
Podmors ”sells the best Gasoline Stoves in the
PRICES - WII - IIIIVIIelm
Iodsinaaatwoosdtkrsobnrsors: least
I stress l h
23h...» Isak-““3”" id
working
on. office “firm.
REFRIGERATORS.
°:.. swarms--
W. Pod more,
:05 mammoth: it
Am
Brooksidol’srm.‘ Agondoossrtmsatotsssssssd
hornets select from. Our has stock audios
The Liquor Deolers’ ossocistlonmet in ‘
FAIR PAGE.
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Disflgnrcd by Eruptilns
summer
Aren't SAssAPAsI
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result W” a thorough fit". so
the eornpiaint making its sppea
since. I have no imitation in
mending Ayer's Saranparllla for any I
kind of skin disease." -.I W DEAN, .
SPIuIIaIila
Admitted at the World's I'a r
|l.l|.P|aisi
Moss Point, silos.
hu’ 3""
Only
“Smyurs'
somlwaoina.
terrible
tioowltka n-
tion, wki‘h
broke out i j
' racy of A .
Sampsrilla in like errors, I conclude: .
to give this medh'iue Dirial, and the ‘
mule! 2
Druggist.
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We have just received a large invoice
ofW. H. Hasbrouek'o.
FIIP SIIIIIIIII,
andwillsellthelotat25c per box. We
havsmhoaufloldsnfisees, ”Crush-
dBond, 50Anethist, 50$eafillell. It
won’t last long. Come early.
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mm
The wator when freely load is h itlve
and Bladder “mi
fry-pom“ Wow
cure for Kidney. Live:
in hook _
.Iiicksr and Son's, Prop. ., lmfln street”. 3
New York.
Low Prices and G . ..
Voices , ’
sretellingontrsde, increasing oursaleseoch day. We "
to say although we had enra clerk force, we were one
able towait on all of our crutomers as promptly as we wouldiike,.
lsstSaturday evening, but promise we won’t get caught that
way again
These are Some or the At»
tractions that bring the
People Here:
A variety of Men’s Good Business {5
Suite, Cheviots and Thibets, 8 50
. . ,
a Black Diagonal WorstedDressBuit, ' . 9 V
bound, Cutaway. l 4 00
. ‘e
Young Men’s Business Suite, 7 _
$ .00
Youn Men's Dress Suits, 'n a ' I . L , ‘
of fabrics. g I ” » variety} s I 0- 00
Children’s School ' Ii
8...... SI, $2, $2. 50
Children's Dress Suits, $4 '
~ and $5
The new Eaton Suits from, 3 to 6 years, 4 00
with silk shawl and notched collars—very pretty,
. Straw Hats for men, boys and children;
latest novelties' In furnishings, ,
Pearl Alprne hats, black band; $ I 25
.l . ‘
l Derbys in browns and blacks, $2 00
, . .
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liMSIIIIlII BIBS,
, . LEADING ,
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IIIsoIIIc IIIIIIIIIIP, l4 suPIII IIIIII unu-
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Telephone call 13-2.
'wr lllE PREPARED
And do furnish Our Patrons withihe
Leading Fine Tees and Coffees thatare
grown and come to this market. We
are Miller's Agents for the Celebrated
levers it
Pilllllll
SOLD BY
R. H. PLAI3'3’ED.3
scorn soswsdx.
AND DBUIKHSTS (lENEBlAl.LY
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WATER P0
It manmt your horse cupped
W. McQu
as North Main
A. .2 first” law" must I ,
Ell.
stinks-d "
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“ANGELUS FLOUR”
made from the Best Selected Hard Dakota Wheat. It makes the Whitat,
! eetest and Best Loaf of Bread of any Flour In the world, and will make more
Sw
Loves of Bread to the barrel Call for a bag, as we guarantee this to he the Finest
I that can be prrsiuced. To introduce these goods we will sell the ,
FIRST CAR LOAD AT
00 CENTS BAG $4. 50 PER BARREL.
Fancy Butter. 250 lb .4} lbs. for Cl ”00
Good Creamery Butter, 20c lb.
FIRST Ql'AlJ‘l‘h GOODS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
BharIPs E. Seymou,
.3 WAllfllG‘l‘Ol man. acorn IOIWA’LK.
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Did och ever know a butcher 3 Did Wlénlook ever know a butcher
mos the street. sector and glam.
'Wlth a smilsoo hi and pleasant That he quite removed the varnish
. That he turned to «lemons sweet. I I'm rum aCallfornia lum.
And who hastened every morning Ilw pm- And changed a nice id glove
pristor in greet . To a mitten without A thumb?
Sci otyet. You
If) no wish to wear Mullen sm- ll as are mentioned almvc, then buy on lusivsiy tho host
2‘ quality of Cl! llreesed Iieef. Veal. I’ork. [Arnhem sir.
N. Ii oilce our dellIery wagons llglltasahousc, no mud duel, horse hair. etc" If we
deliver your Imlers ,2
N. H A. V It here the butter man. has a stand at the market that is two doors shove *
11hr; saloon that la-Ippimlla ilayes'. and-butter man At the hlz Is hard to tlml you'd hotter 2
l9 level.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
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18 North Iain ot., So. Norwalk. ill W all st., N :
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Norwalk Chronicler