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"‘casrsn-osswtsrasn-
. flan Away 'lwies-d'he
y, atthe EastVAvenne
' church, Rev. A. J.
‘ tothechlldren fromthe
. ‘ "A Little Child Shall
. Alsrgeulmtberwerepre-
sermonllrfirnlth sdnlin-
lnnnievo audience that attended the
1 Day exercises last evening.
W were heautiful. A minis—
., m was represented on the
’ ' by which was astisticnlly decorat-
Wand flowers. The popu-
, 1 _ of the Sabbath school,
33 Kawkins, who has had wide ex-
Wiu tesclliug and training the
young. inspired the children inhis bright
Milywdothell’ best. The pro
gramme was somewhat lengthy, but so
mend well presented as to hold the
gushed-rots» to the close. The Apollo
mud by the sillth organist,
fills Nellie ‘ L’Hommcdieu, rendered
m delightful music. ,The whole enter-
‘mt min beginning to end was ex-
.prugramiue as given in lull:
Ammonia-01mm.
, m I!) mnn'flhildren‘s Day."
P
'“ldttleB " Pastor.
‘ infant class.
, “WWW?" rm.
‘ Charles Benedch
Cora Plett.
School.
affl-“Conaecration Hymn."
Sadie Randall.
”Alice Parsons and Clarence Persons.
laments—-
a. mill“
Mixed chorus.
. Prank Underhlll.
School.
”0 Church of Christ Most Holy."
Jamie St. John and Libbie Day.
School.
“Carrie Carpenter, Cecil Osborn, Clara
, . ‘1 Day and Hilde .laques.
’ 01!er Infant class.
“ ‘L "P!“ . lgarry Perry.
W'dm- ter Clara ilnsworth
* t‘i audalvzlalehtine. ‘
l’our scholars. _
11anth e. .
lnfa class. .. .
he golden Ave is Dawning.”
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Sixyonng men's chorus.
Rev. A. J. Smith.
fl‘mfi‘mW
The Senior [:1pr League of the
E“ ue Methodist church, will hold
their regular weekly prayer meeting in
the church tonight, and next Friday
nighttbey will hold a vocial meeting at
thereeidenceof Mrs. Charles Simone. on
Henry street. at which time the atten-
tendance of all members is requested.
TheJuuior League will hold an enter—
tainment in the church parlors Wednee.
doyvllghh'l'he occasion will mark the dis-
Itandlng of the Juniors, all of whom, it
bupecied will join the Senior League
andecnttnue the work they hate been
instrument» in promoting.
Ahotse belonging to hi. D. Randall
rauaway last Saturday afternoon and
draggedthe driver, Christian Person, a
distance of several hundredysrds. The
animal was hitched to a tool box, outside
(I the sawmill, and took fright at a
unscrew that was started in the mill.
Til boils about ten feet high and very
heavy. He was also attached to s large
wagon which he left behind in his flight.
Pollen clung to the animal’s neck and
mi: him on‘ Osborn avenue.
'5
thwharnrsv and burning the driver
Theseus animal took fright at a trolley
. ear yesterday and started again, throw»
,,,
outofhlseest.
1. y,
...)
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V
“W by
Wmmdstthegrsrs.
will (”love mound-y
noon. Gaines
thepleslurenf the occasion. The little
hostess entertained her guests with a
splendidcollatiou,to which the tollow-
ing were seated: ‘ Ifissss VernaWheeler.
Katherine Thomas, Alice Staples, Laura
Baker. Carrie rhiillp-on. Ileana Hyatt,
Jessie Coleman, Helen Osborne, Mabel .
llllng,Jennie Hoyt, Marguerite Taylor,
Edna Day, Hattie Osborne, Mildred
Pearce and Arthur Hoyt. l, -
No
'y ' Mag! was done except the breaking of
lug theoecnpants. Christian Petesn, Nei-
’ salt Person and Emil Anderson out, and
damaging the wagon lathe amount or
' I.l'lie vehicle belonged to Liveryman
. - «8.0mm. Theoccupantswers
' _ ~ braked nnstlson Petllan suf-
,; thslcuof anew pair of shoes,
’ moot andtornhy coiningih
.. wlih’the wheels whenhe fell,
'Aaderson had the sleeve almost
)hsteadritrsoverthe‘renlaine of
Mhflflsary Jonsotook place yester-
ty,muso’etock,ln the East
church. Theservices
, , ancestor. Rev. A.
h‘Mwhudarlnghlsrsmarks spoke
dbdsssasslina touching mutter.
,Iheeheteh and laconic unit;
or.“ strum it. in, is
Mhdmeofhllmlhew.3.n
sndctherpsstllnrrproved,
Decker; Marten Curtis . llllng, 'Frod
Ferd Kimmlch, the VanZandt avenue
tonsorlslsnist,hss just received word
that by the death of his parents in Ger-
many‘he will receive the neat sum of
2,000 marks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, accom-
panied ha their daughter Ethel, of Stam-
ford, were the guests, yesterday. of Mr.
and lire. John 8. “organ, at their home
ket, l... 1., isvisiting fir. and Mrs. Horace
Fisher, of Cove street.
B. F. Pierce, of Bethel, was entertain~
edvby Dr. and hire. T. B. Griffin, of
Henry street, yesterday.
J. B. Rose, of New York city, visited t
hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. David B. Rose,
yesterday. .
_. Miss Julia Scarlett, of New York,called
n Mrs. David A. Rose, of East avenue,
turday.
The yacht Rivnl, from New Haven,
upon which Fred Carr and Captain Rich-
ard Roddy have secured berths, was in
port Saturday. Yesterday she left for
Oyster Bay, and from there will go to
New Haven. ‘
Ernest Sands, of Brooklyn, is a guest
at the residence of J. Herbert Carpenter,
on East avenue. w
Mrs. M. H. Wilson, of Riverside ave—
nue. is calling in New York, today.
H. F. Pierce, of Bethel, spent Sunday
at his borne on Henry street.
T. S.(lllover, of Maple avenue, spent
Saturday in New Yol'k city.
Frank (lhiolto has purchased a bicycle.
l
, “DRAW-TON. .
At the continuation of the Samuel
,Gaylor jemonstranca case in Gnider‘s
Hall, saint-day, testimony wasvgiven by
the following persons in hehall of the re-
rnonetrants: John S. I.‘Hommedieu,
Jelnes‘fl. Stevens. John H. Crockett
Henry H. Wells, Albert Crockett, Har-
vey Ackart. Frank R. Stevens. John G.
Brundage, Edwin 1.. Tutlle. Harry S.
Kidd, Oscar Mills, Smith Mills, William
A. Cushman and Hiram B. Taylor. The
hearing adjourned until Wednesday
morning.
There was even a larger attendance of
people present. Saturday night, at the
festival of the Young Men's Athletic club,
then on Friday evening, and the afl'air
was very suCccesful. netting about $27.
There was music by Meesrs. lluflington,
Wells and titer-ans. '
lilies Lina Stevens, who has been at-
tending Tcmple ilrove seminary, Sara-
toga Springs, is the guest of a classmate
tllere, and Will not return to her
home in this place until July 1.
Samuel Fickett has received a large
number of orders for his bottled chum-
psgne cider and vinegar, and in shipping
you quantities to all ports of the
country.
Samuel (ieylcr, who recently moved
front Ring’e End to the Fairvlevv House,
is having numerous improvements made
about the buildings and grounds.
Three of the teachers at the Five
Pointe House of industry arrived at the
Joel Foster cottage on Bell inland, Sat-
urday, for a few dsye' vacation.
The annual eclmol meeting will beheld
next Saturday evening. to bear the re.
portof the committee and elect oilicers
for the ensuing year.
Rev. J. ll. James, of llockville, gave
an eloquent and forcible lecture on Tem-
perance, in the Methodist Episcopal
church, Sunday night. '
lire. Idarvinmf New York. took poe-
session oi her cottage on Contentment
island. last Saturday for the summer.
lloaroe Ford, of Bridgeport, rpsnt
Sunday with bill sister. lire. l}. H.
White, of Prospect Heights.
The condititon of Kiss Emma Riviets,
of Stamford. sisterof lire. J. W. Fallon,
does not improve.
laid up until the coming oyntei’ season.
J. A. Hannah and family. of Janey
City, ere at their cottage at Bell Island
for the summer.
The ladies' Au
nesday afternoon at
willmefl Wedr
'elock at Ira. E.
lies Adrien, at Brooklyn, is vhiting
lint. William heretics.
‘ tastes! Home For one.
The tilt-ital Hmhlmisnewnady
was made at the recent annivermry ex-
ercises in the Congregational church,
will soon be erected. The committee
which to order. The
as follows:
.....n...” ............
. set. .
°n P‘Wl’m ""9“ : 0n sands; Jni‘yc 2. not :
--~--——— 9 While engaged in in: 1 Worship in the g
urge-tam hoisting weinehubeen ; ”“htt‘flWh’hl-"fil ' -'
taken to the site of the erection of the 1 And 1"" mu of N! 00 we"
. ' tree and
Osborne avenue hrldge, to be used to lift . “pggw 33$? Emu ll“an ‘
the huge stones 0‘ m foundation. 3 To commerzrralelthe suffering? of these 2
-——--—- 5 walnuts. this monument has been '
Miss Mary L. Hulls, of East Chntauc- , "m“- ,
. .............................................. .
Delafleld, representing the Society of
Colonial Dames of America, and of A.
Floyd Delafield,William Freeman French
and Thaddeus Bell. representing the
Society of the Sons of the Revolution in
ready for summer trade. Best of meats,
fruits and vegetables to' he found at S.
Hall & Son‘s, Austin's block.
ditions; at any rate, there can be little
happiness without health. To give the
body its full meusui'e of strength and
energy, the blood should be kept pure
and Vigorous, by the use of Ayer’s Saree-
parilla. ,
Scriven, a prominent manufacturer of
New York city, purchased a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
good results were obtained from its use
that he sent back to the druggist from
whom he had obtained it for two more
bottles of the same remedy. When you
have a cough or cold give this prepara-
tion a trial and like Mr. Scriven you will
want it when again in need of such a
medicine. It is a remedy of great worth
and merit.
sale by (i. C. Stdleon, arugula.
call and examine our list. “i e have them for
Til-steam Mabel Stevens has been W, WWW“ WWWWWW.
Pol BALE.
roww c coalition. A
i to ca “"1: «3;
film. more.“ ”in “lieu
Hell umurum‘mm .
BARKER.
The memorial tablet of which mention
as estimates for a bronze tablet and for
marble one, but has not? quite decided
inscription will be
.........................
Below this will be the diner of Emma
ho State of Connecticut. .
-We are now located on a new site,
Health and happiness are relative con-
While at Peekskill. N. Y.,)lr. J. A
Such
25 and 50 cent bottles for
ifl‘ErTSFei’colEéo.‘
BeélEsialeandlnsurance.
“1881307?! STREET.
‘ \
Pen-one lookin llora lot or house Ind lot.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
sale in every partof the city at reasonable
prices and on our terms. an” t
W A N ’I‘ ll II.
” ”Few one"; .... to economic}:
withBleaaant room and board. at lull".
GAYLUR ‘S. No. iil‘reecent Terrace. 1329 if
GOOD sound hone. about 2‘ or in years
old. Suitable for parcel wagon. Ail~
rlreas. stating price, 'HORSE." Sentinel
o'nre. 5153i.
LEAN
IN“ and dyeing establishment, No. i
”ritaymond street.
t
(J .. i'orner South Main
street."on line if electric care. Ftilllh Nor-
walk, Conn. We reap-ct full ~ announce to the
citizens of Ninth Norvvnllt. Mines“: and vicin-
ity that we eelahlluln-ul tillreelvesl in your
midst, in the dyeing and cleaning busluees,
and arr- now prepared in do all kinds of richn-
lnlz and dyeing in the wry beet st vie and man-
ncr. Ladies-U suite. dresses, either made up or
apart. cloak”. capes. infants” ram, ltmuin, etc,
r lilltillfl. fringes. piano, or an. billiard rovers.
mufflers. scarlet. ties. kul‘ gloves, ,llld slum.
also lent here cleaned and curled. ilrnllt-rllen'e
garments dyed or cleaned and wet-used in the
beer manner. i}. BlfT'l'EltFASl-l. will if
‘VORiiwA tierlnan girl will do general
housework. or any other work. All.
drone "HERMAN “Hill." care Branch Heati-
nel ofllce. t5 Wall Iitreet. Norvvnllt. lt
...—...?
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I C. Is.) I .
Place-Mouth Neural ,1 can.
lsAltN on Day street. room for 2 homes and
:l morons. Apply to JACOB. ll
Milka-eat. l
Win. an ly lo liti'l'ii a:
HUI! illl‘. Annpetreet.
mile n d if
storydll Wyhln
fruit store. \sry
keeping.
ed and cleaned rent 310 and
office on) Wr.
Washington street.
...“... MmW~mnmw . .,
ststion New Haven Railroad. Al
unfurnls of 0 rooms and out
oneacreormore with it. Addrm l".
held. Box 2, Kowayton. Conn. l
WWW“
lfaNewYorkmluionaire givesadm- ’
0100.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
_ day evening, and tor t'olnulnl lutll on Wednee—
' i'l.EA“.\ err furnished front room; prlvl.
inn-of oath. A ply at No it Cortlandt
. LAY-
]! lw
P‘ROM .llay l, house- No. l‘.’ l’lne litres-t. rent
Hill.”-
F‘Ol'li room apartments in second and third
in etreet, over Fahritise‘
nimble forJllrllt holler»
Windows in every mom, hallo light»-
.ll. inquire ‘l
lob email. tiiiiii'Atvl . Kl
lq‘lFBNli'lflll) country house; 5 or in novel-l
good barn and garden; line location: new
7! 3 Bull!“
l
mist. and
Mans»
iii lw
her at 5th avenue and 90thstreet, costing
and these people spend $1,456.00 in doc»
ore" bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each furCactus Bloode to‘oure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the foam
Inquire at Plainted's drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
garinforvuatiml about” lotus Biro i Cur-w
l- 650- l 894.
Anniversary Exercises
”AT THE—
NllllWALK ARMllllY.
Children’s Entertainment.
'hleedayulune lit, at 2:3) p. m. Admission
free. . ,
literary. Histnllcil and Musical
Enleltainmtm.
'l‘ueeday evening. at r o'ulri k. Admission
25001115-
comnial Ball and Tea.
“‘edueadny evenltlg. June in Grand march
in costume at 91:. m.. after which the floor will
he urn for general dancing. .
.K mission. Gentleman‘s ticket, admitth
lad also. seen. lady’s ticket. him. W‘s
usic for dancing by Wheeler a Wilson‘e
String band. Ample accommodations provid-
ed for those not washing to dance.
Refreshments served throughout the even-
ing, by ladies in Colonial costume. Refresh-
ments. our.
”...—a...
A.\‘ EXlilBlI‘lllN OF
Colonial and Revolutionary ilelics
ti. XXL. till Friday, in charge of the Hilli-
day. .
Admission. adults 201‘: "llllll-
miller- nil relive.
renlltu
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The pfili‘tf‘il.‘ «it the t'lllll’t’ series of ruler—
lnlumruleulll loath-ruled In lllt‘ Mention of
Colonial and Rt'Vlllllllllllflr} lullltls for lllt‘
beueill Mill mlvnmuge of the whole town und
it la earnestly linpell that oil or dur citizens
will u mlrilmte lxy l‘lll’t‘llm‘w of tlrkch and by
their llfH'r‘lu‘t' to more the desired result.
(GENERAL (Yil)l.\ll'l"l‘EE.
»M~¢w ~»——»—
'l‘lrkrlelnr lllr’illrrlt‘lkl elltertalulm-ut Tut-n-
day evening will lie found on rl’Ilt.‘ ill Gregory's
and l'itlnru'rl More-t at Norwalk. ul l’lnlsleu'e.
Tolullnrou's luld l‘lltXlur'u slum M Smith
3'
Nurwnik.
‘1' A (.‘Ollll'l‘ Oi" l’itilli/l'l‘l". lltllili‘l’l m Nor-
4‘ Walk. within and for the llliilrll'l of Nor.
walk. on the llltll div of June, A. l); "494.
Istaleof John \ . llunks, or Norwalk, in
said district. an insolvent debtor.
Ilrdi'rud. 'l‘lmt i‘ulnlnlnslnm-ru to rm-r-iw,
examine and decide upon t lwcluiuisnf i luv t‘l'i>ll*
item of said Ksiutu be aplmlntod at the Probate
Milli-e ltl Nnrwalk. nullu- Mill day of June, MM.
ltl fell o'riock. formumu. ut Wllli'll till per-
sons ill lute-rust will take nllllt'tl nnd up wot. if
they are canoe. unll bt' lwartl lilermu. . udtlltI
trustee will give lulllli’ unlit-r- thereof by
posting a mpy of ill n order ml the public sign
poet mare-t to the place where said debtor
mldea nnd within tilt- same town, uuil by
publishing the name in ll tu-wspuwr lulvillu ll
circulation In lurid lllntrh'l, lit lunel lt-u days
More said can. day of June, little.
319 1 Mill ll. WUODWARD,
t
Judge.
El'l‘lllol'l‘ OF NllltWAllK sit. PROBATE
0mm. John Hill) A. 1).. [till
led Dr. [re 1
l’nentwl nlreWA ll
overpost caoratlio.iit:onco
s
rent II. Second ilmr. N e lianfori
Want Ola. inquire of 82' a. W
K
block
Estateof Charles W. haven. late of Nor:
HOUill No. it Hartford Place. trauma. lu- waik, in said District. detour .
unite at TAYLOR a (millilfl‘li. mil if he Court of Probate for the District of Nor.
-IW walk. hath limited and allowed nix months
HOUSI] ill! South Hell! street, car. Wood- from the date hereof for the creditors of said
wart estate toexhlblt their claims for settlement.
avenuafrmndui 1st. Now econ;
inodern improve.
no; mouthing... water lo,
con-
lect to resent their accounte.
in said ti ‘
said estate are
payment toLIU
leis. 15.11:
”Ami "’lo'l‘ or'liloi‘t "1.x”. in
Court. June 9th. A...’ll not}
let-t3)?! ore Brush. leis offiorwsill.
in raid strict deceased.
Court of l’robate or or. District of Nor-
?“ to “W i... comment
m tto e; imr claims for settlement.
out is ' 5“;
.A “gimme forests cheap. allfi‘lf.
ate
Wummrmwm.
Ego a remvery. Al in lode is“
mu
Backus water motor. which will be null
“cheap for want or use. Apply at this
are requiem! e
DW B 3
out: ... "‘ not.
A!
Kill“.
n
.h' ’i ('2‘
ensign:
gym“...
and , ‘ . he
*“ ‘1“ l.
‘ rags-,5 snuggling-ll:
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... zloty:
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tr
Micro? ””””””
g Camellia
v“. V A;
1 Oil}? firkiloha
. . , .- . . . .
(,filhfl
u—q—s—w
All new stock, latcet styles endboughl at low figuresrthat
mean a saving all around. Everything for men's and boy’l-
wear at ‘ . ” ‘
LOWEST PRICES a
Bovs’ ‘ AND YOUTHS’
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS;
EVER SHOWN lN TOWN
EAST STORE OF BUILDING EXCLUSIVELY FOR
Ball all non Flillllllls,
will be given in the oilicers rooms from 'i'ues- .
Grain.
Extravagance
W... A. BENEllllll ll lillMPANl *
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SENTINEL’ BUILDING, ' ‘
SOUTH‘H‘NORWALK.
WASHINGTON STREET
P“:
we not llllMPETITlllll.‘
This week we will give away with one pound of Tea at 60c. or Baking .
Powder 450, 4 Mason quartjars., Just what you want at this season.
Also your choice of several hundred useful and ornamental presents.
' Snow Flake Flour, $4.00 bbl.;. 50c bag.
Choice Tomatoes, 9 ate.
Roast Beef, 17 cts.
Yankee Oats, 9 etc.
Best Soda Crackers, 5 cts.
Condensed Milk, 7 ole.
Best Corn, 10 cts.
And everything equally as low.
Our 21c Butter is far ahead of anything ever altered in the city.
Compare our prices with those you are paying and you will find you will
save at least one-third on your grocery bills.
The New Yorkllrocery. llo.
Donovan's Building. Washington St, South Norwall.
83;)1AIN STREET, NORWALK,
FORTIETH STREET AND $ECOND AVENUE. l
EIGHTY-SIXTH 8T. AND FIRST
AVENUE, l NEW YORK- ‘
May lie in paying too much for a thing,or in paying
too little.
If you buy feed for low than we ask you’ll not get
as good quality—that‘s poor economy.
if you pay more, you pay too much, because we
sell the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn, Bran,
Meal, etc.
Data and Corn Carefully screened from dirt and
chaff.
Pratt’s Poultry Food. Pratt's Food for Horses and
Cattle. .
Manuel? Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
”IIANCB OFFICE AT SOLMANS‘ LIVER? STABLE.
CUMMENCING JUNE 4.
l
2
THE STEAMER Bill 0F lllllll.
"E South Norwalk and New York.
FARE—SINGLE, 400.; EXCURSION, 700.
Leave South Norwslk. ’lzm a. m. heave New York. Beekman street. 211’: p. 111.: eater.
fmmt:0l)a.rn.tot:00p.al.
m
day, 2.00 n. m. heave lsst‘Thirty-tlrst street, 2:40 n. no: Saturday, 2:20 p. m.
Freight suamer. City of Norwalk. leaves New York, Monday. Wednesday: and l'ridsy‘ at
tritium. leaves waalk 'l‘uesdsy.’l'hursdsy and asturllsy st MID v. tn. Freight'
received
ll tf '
may”
“ WATER POWER.
clean
hi! r
”Wm
nutshellumt
”you want your horse clipped quick and
9““ MI ,
Mount?”
-- lllllll
FOR JUNE.
now READY. -> .,
thus an lcnpn I
l.
all.
..H‘mi
Norwalk Chronicler