gas-saris. ram. m ... and Inn
gm “ smears. loath lav-wall ans
{m Daria. 'I'balr Diurnal Jae-way-
' has salsa Dawn Town.
To ADVERTISERS.
carrot be guaranteed the
”hoop! Marielle" Every m
m for! will be made to aluminium
“W,Mdtange cannot be in-
mWasurlahtunlesscopyis sent
“filo’clock in the afternoon of the
“Mondmngiefldaired.
Otto Barthol, of Eavlland street, is
U having his residence repainted.
Unoss Tribe. I. O. R. IL, conlerred
thshunter's degree. last night, on two
. candidates.
Letter Carrier George Nickerson. oi
_ llarwalk, who has been ill with rheuma-
tism, is Improving.
The weekly meeting of the Union Vet-
Cans’ Union will held Friday night at
1 Oo'olock,at No. 100 Washington street.
I
The annual meeting of the Old Well
Funeral Aid smoctation will be held at
Old Well Lodge rooms tonight, at 7:30
o'clock.
lichsleinnegan. of 29 Pine street,
was opening a can of paint, Monday,
when the knife slipped and a piece of
flesh was taken from the side of his left
thumb.
—-The finest ice cream in town at Lane's.
water F. Tolles and John E. Light,
commissioners on the insolvent estate of
W. H. Meeker & 00., will meet tonight
in theofllce of Mr. Light, on Washing-
ton street.
It Is proposed establishing a summer
school of art at Bella Island, this mason,
theobject being to provide the student
the opportunity of continuing the study
of art during the summer.
Fred IicGirr authorizes the Bridge-
port Union to say that he is through
with price fighting. He said that he had
won thirteen fights and lost one and had
nothing but glory and an empty pans to
show for it. Sensible fellow!
The citizens of New Canaan have voted
to ofler a reward of £1,000 for the arrest
and conviction of the person or persons
who set fire to the barns of Stephen
Hoyt’s Sons, provided the statutes of the
State will permit such an amount to,be
uttered.
Alter leaving Perth Amboy Monday
‘ afternoon with a cargo of coal for West-
l
art, the schooner “Henry Rcmsen” had
her sails completely stripped from her
masts :and the vessel nearly laundered.
Capt. William E. Allen, of the steamer
"Atlantica," has gone to the aid of the
disabled craft.
--'I‘he ladies of Douglas Fowler W. R.
0., will hold a fair and dance in G. A.
R. Hall, on the Bridge, May 15, 16, and
17.
Robert J. Cook. the famous coach of
theYale crews for many years, is not
likely to join the ’varsity crew this year
until the osrsmen reach New London.
Meanwhile the aquatic defenders of the
blue will be left to their own resources.
Cook will not watch or guide the practice
.apins in the New Haven harbor.
Alexander Pringle, of Franklin street.
the photographer employed by George
8. North. has had trouble with his left
eye recently. and will probably go to a
hospital in New York shortly for treat-
msnt. His wife has been an invalid for
some time. and may also go to a hospi-
tal. in hopes that her health will be im-
proved.
-Buy your wall paper at Newman's.
Atm meeting of the Shell Fish Com-
lnblon held in New Haven, William
Lawh, of Bridgeport, was appointed in-
spector ol_natural oyster beds in sword-
sncs with the oyster law which was re-
esntly passed by the General Assembly.
Inspectorhswis' appointment will date
homlay 15. He is to receive a salary
of .400 per annum.
A resolution was passed in the Stats
Haste. yesterday. instructing the chair-
msnol all committees to report before
Thursday next to Senator Ferris, of the
eommittes. for considering the state of
Wu business, thenumber of bills
um'sportsd upon and the time cl which
thaycan hersported upon. aothatadats
of adjournment can be tired.
Grouspsradesarsa‘thlagoftbs past.
Trolley wlrsssrsrssponslbls for it. They
”Intolsnfloisnthslghttoallow
manyofthsobarlotstopamhsnsaththem.
mdsvsumanyolthsordlnary wagons.
whmlthsiisgs thatsurmountthsm ars
lapises.ssstolofty. In mostoi the
dilaouthslrzrontss the streams this
’yssrhavshadso abandouthslrparadss
I‘rsdflillmhoisaoting as mommy
ssrhh father.flen.lt..l.flltl, rsosivrd
aeommunicstioutrsmWashisgton. this
fining. inquiring about Ncrwslk’s
interests.” nnmhuctvsmsls
lathe harbor. and other information
almgthislias. The sky tornado in
Walla!” . improve-
“Matthias-Immacula-
‘ missiles“
”i
remnant-Jase
i
‘I’lisl'uxtlycla bursts-tbs
“by for the White Star line of
bicycles.
~liewmsn has allithslatrat menus
in wall papsr.
'Two applications have been received
for civil service examinations at the
Norwalk pcatrolllcs, June 1
Ar. important meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club will be held tonight in the
parlors of the Norwalk Hotel.
—8trati'ord shad, N. Y. market.
John Smith, a plumber employed by
W. (D. Holmes. was quite badly bitten on
the hand yesterday byflr. Bolmea’hovse.
The examination of applicants (or
one clerk and two carriers in the South
Norwalk post-omen will be held June 1.
Selectman Oscar Raymond reports that
everything was in first class condition
when he made his last official visit to
the Children's Home.
Everitt Kyle, superintendent of the
Nor‘waik Street Railway company, is to
move from South Norwalk to losses
street, Norwalk,so as to be nearer his
work.
~~Ilon't forget theSouvenirsocisl at Nor-
walik If. E church,tonight. Admission 15c
Miies Estelle Smith entertained the
West Avenue Whist club last night.
There were four tables. Prizes were won
by James Humphreys and Hire Bemie
Kellogg. Refreshments were served.
Invitations have been issued for the
Over River school commencement exer-
cises at the Norwalk Opera House, lay
21. The class motto of the graduates is
“Remigans Non Bepens." “Rowing—not
Drillting)!’
A. crate of carrier pigeons from An-
sonia were liberated from the Adams
Express company’s office in South Nor-
walk yesterday, and alter circling around
for about twenty minutes, stsrwd oil in
a northerly direction.
—»Cof!ee with cream, 5c cup. at Lane’s.
Louise Lodge, Sons of Hermann. at its
meeting last night, voted to accept an in-
vitation to attend the ball of Hermann-
sohue Liederkrsnz. Monday night, in
their hall in the Gazette building.
Mire. J. M. Benedicmf Chestnut street,
Norwaik, is entertaining the Golden
Hour Circle of King's Daughters. of the
Norrwalk Baptist church. this afternoon.
Mrs. G. H. Hirst is entertaining the Wil-
ling; Workers of the Norwalk Methodist
church. at her home on Wall street.
—’Every body buys wall paper at New-
man’s.
George L. Tuller, of Kerwin street, re-
ceived a dispatch last evening, informing
him of the sudden death of his need
father, John M. Tuiler, of Troy, N. Y.
Three weeks ago the deceased celebrated
the seventy-ninth anniversary of his
birthday. Mr. 'I‘ullerleit for Troy this
morning.
«An open question: Who will ride in
bloomers? A settled question: The For
Cycle 00. sells best bicycle built. Barnes
Bicycles. Spelled with a B.
A. case which has attracted much inter
satin Norwalk is set down for trial in
the Common Pleas Court, civil side, for
today. The suit is that of Edward J.
Wadhams vs. Joseph A. Gray, 0! Nov.
walk. Attorney Light, of Sluth Nor-
walk, will represent the plaintiff,
and. Attorneys Gray, Chamberlain, Bis-
hop & Bull the defendant.
Bishop Ilcliahon Council, Catholic
Benevolent Legion, held a very
lively meeting last night, re-
sulting in the transaction of a
large amount of business, the most im-
portant being the reducing of thecost
of admission .8 to those seeking mem-
berlihip within the next six months.
This action will undoubtedly insure for
the Council a large accsssirm to its ranks.
—->‘l'he purest codes at Lane's restaurant
The committee appointed to ascertain
and report the manner and method pur-
sued by the comptroller in making ar-
rangements for the transportation of the
members of the General Assembly. has ,
reported that the cost is about 012,000
psrquartsr. The members in order to
seciirethsbeneiltofacontrsct madsho
tween the state and the several railroad
ccnrpanisssrsrsqurrsd to make an new
sigliment of mileage. The upsnassof
thsstatsfcr a session is about 016,000
more than it rscsivss from the members
for the mileage.
'llhsrswsrsJOOdelsgssmatthstwslfth
annual muting yesterday of the New
Halvenbrancbof the Board of Forslga
Iitsionsatthschurobotthsltsdssmsr,
llsiiv Eavsn,lrs.8usaa ILDsgpsttpre—
sidlhgmnd thcbllslc, Immacu-
sssiand Nswflsvaacoustisshslagrsprs-
muted. Thetrsssursr, IlmAgass‘l'wlav
lam reported that daring the year
tiJlOOIO had been rahsd for mission
walk. Othsrrsportsrsadwsssfavonlrls
satiric-rad progrms is tbs work. At
Ila 2. Price last season, “.00
x ,. 3 as as .a 0." ‘ u . 7.50
No 4. “ “ 9.00
F. D
‘22 South Main Street.
am.chsapamiltrliahklarhu! Think ofitinthess
Found at La“ «meridians-ammo”: We amiaslllug
atthesamaoldpricoa. Toucan travslthe countnm and you will not dad, a market
thatwiil bestuain’iualltyorprics. Onrlncvnsluuhwvinessahowa that wanoau. wl sar.
3" ThisweekwewillsallthoassmallflnaanIrIdMs mutants. everyouswar-
rantsd;Shoaldsrscprrlb.:GrssuBiueflah.ecusrib.:Chmmpsudw order. :ic per quart.
This lathe only market in the town.
FREE AND PRO!" DELIVERY.
RANK 8. AYERS,
mm mm ill rut new roux MARKET.
WASKIXGTM m. $0011! XOBWAUL
DOSOVAX’S m.
{13.614180an P ' Od‘OéIiAPHs
Combine the narursmw A” fin”. Oil! ll?! “Cod” film“- (0 our m.
and to furnish them with the lamb productions! the "MIDI.” an.
W! COLLECTION 0' film W
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1’. Head’s Cmfectionery.) 58 Wall fittest. Kuwalh. Cass.
EDWARD STREET
You want thin Underwear: for this weather. and we are prepared to supply
your wants, for ladies. gentlemen and children. .
Just think 0! it. Ladiea’ Ribbed V , at 53. 10c. 17c. 25c and upwards.
Can furnish youssplendidlineoffiiik Gloves, tyrant! 50c. They are the
best bargains you have seen. Look at them.
Shirt Waists are becoming woe. hot weather has done the businem.
Ilauuisctnrers want lrom three to four weeks to fill orders. We are Jortuaate.
Placed dnr orders early, and have the stock, right wines. too.
EDWARD STREET,
N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - .
BICYCLE
LANTERus, ' BELLS.
Bestgoodson marketathard rimepricrs Lanterns.mtuptotfi. Bells. 25c up.
Which is cheaper, 50c lantern, er to line?
2 ELIZIIETII STIEET. 2 ElIZIIE'I'II STREET.
' Ir‘OX CYCLE CO.
NORWALK.
ifiofiiwfitiiuon. «on: »
W i. ii. PLAIS'I'EB,
comrot altand Water streets. Shr-
walk. Hail and 9:0 the latest styles in spring
hats. caps, etc. aZl irn
DARIES AND SOROI'OS.
A meeting will be held in the court
room of the Town Hall, Wednesday
night, at 8:30, for the purpose of organic
ing a tire departmrrt for the town of
Davina. A full attendance is desired.
James Trowbridge, of New York city,
arrived here Friday, and is occupying
his summer residence at (Jollcnder's
Point.
George E Leonard took a carrysll full
of young people to the Christian Endeav—
or meeting at Round Hill, Sunday even—
i g.
William Gilligan. of New York, spent
Sunday the guest of his abster. bliss
Elizabeth I". Gillipu.
A traveling artist has been decorating
several 0! the store windows here with
new
William Dugdals has had two wagers
printed and will appear Ionday in full
dress.
frank Tooter has sold his csthost
"Jokerw to James Bollarsn, of Newton.
lr.sndlrs. CharlesChandlrr arethe
proud parents of a bouncing boy.
Frank (lie-on. of New Canaau.’.smt
Sunday with his person
Waiter Button and family are inftown
lor the summer.
Edward Trowhridge is expected here in
a few days.
Irv. Fred Cbsddertou has purchaser] a
piano.
WE HAVE EVERY-
TRIXG YOU WANT
FOR HOUSE CLEAN -
ING.
DISE N F E CTANTS.
NSECTICYDES.
ETC.
We alsoSell
Burgess’ Billi'l'lllll
For it costs. Try one.
WESTI’ORT.
W. II. Thomas recently sullered a
stroked paralysis at his home in,Westv
par.
W .. .. mm...“ “w.“
thQID-Iaal'lt.
lettings of Buckingham Post, (l. A.
B,and Pilgrim Council. (LU. A. In
Dwyer’si'lorwalk City band will meet:
souvenirsociaiatthslorwalk lethodist
church. WM
Onsof thsbsstovirlsaess that Aysr’s
HairVigoris an article of exceptional
mmitistbelaottbstthsdsmand for it
Gilli BAMPiIllli
Illsats lb.
l. H. PLAISTEB.
hair.
"I gssss.”sald thssharp-ncsedm,
“tbstlwilltsbsthswlndoutcthsr
sails.” ” its-ht! run-a; rel.
"doa'tyosbsupsodmsndmytaba
mas.
tbswiadoatothsrtlrssl"
"Wdt’ssld thirst-natured
sstbsfrisadof term-days lsftihs
roam.”l'muaasad as that transse-
tics.” "Why. Is barrows! a dollar."
The Best is None to ‘Good
for You.
WEAR EARL & WILSON’S
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
The Best in the World.
The laundries can’t get them out of shape. THEY SEl‘ BETTER and
WEAR IJONGBR. TRY THEM. Cast a little more, but more than pays you in
the end. We carry a full line of all new and popular styles.
We are also agents for GARDNER a: VAIL'S New York laundry.
They do the very best work possible. Goods come home looking like new, with
less than one half the usual wear. You pay no more for the best than you have
been paying for ordinary work. We receive only collars and cuffs.
We also Sell Clothing, F ur-
nishings and Hats of
the same sort.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST., MASONIC BUILDING,
80. NOBWALK. NORWALK.
‘“ A Crop of Thistles
is certainly less desirable than even a poor crop of grain.
Both are had; both are needless. There are diflsrmtt
grades of seed. Poor seed is but little better than none
at all. An ounce of bad seed will make a ten pound
hole in the crop.
There's a diiIerence in the price of poor "may be” seed.
and the seed that means certainty, but the difl’erenoe b
not great if you buy right. I have the best Barley Seed
Oats, and Southern White Corn (or sale.
, MANUELT. HATCH,
151MARSHALL srsunr.
The :Leadlng Grain Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt. etc.
'Illllll'l OFFIGE. dfllllld' lllEIl CHILE.
The People's Market is still loin rushl bound
stand. 13 North Main street: 3 u u the dd
REMEMBER
We always keep a fresh line of Vegetables and fruits. All
kinds in their season.
REMEMBER
REMEMBER
That Beef is hir‘rher now than it has been in twenty m
but we cut the test.
This is and always has been the moat popular larkst til the
C y.
REMEMBER
F. B. BRADBL'RY.
SEASIINABLE FURNISHINGS.
lswhatthemanoftoda‘yarsiooklng for, and wears always on the alert to
pissseandsstisfy. .
NEGLIGEE AND PERCALE SHIRTS.
WHITE AN D FANCY VESTS,
WABHABLE FOUR-IN-HANDS. A’I‘ lilo AND 260. A
Imvarietyof WINDSORS, CLUB HOUSE and BOW
25c ELASTIC END SUSPENDERS, light and comfortable
for summer wear.
Those SOCKS we are selling at 2 pair for 25c,,in black and
tan shades, are the best value ever oilered at the price.
Other novelties too numerous to mention.
A call solicited. Open everyevening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor,
CLOTillEll. HiTlEll and FlilillSliEll.
so. aoawaar, or.
“Yqbatlthsaghthswas'mgtsssk
matsrlvr.”
Mslnctsmolloisl seiner Mme
lflMSWBK Bllfll.
Norwalk Chronicler