5“,” fa! /
”‘ datum-assumes. mau-
, , «an immeasu-
, rim! 0! A A“ Blun-
‘ " I! if)":
..r._.... p
'w m animal-g Games
M W Iron is. auscu-
DI Isways at ‘l‘wo aisle-r cos-sau—
males see their Issues. ‘
M It. Adams is ill athls heme
MW avenue.
, 'flilee June is building a new house
a Hill street, Norwalk.
W. H. Swords has secured the wading
seem n! the City Hotel for his tailoring
Unions. and will occupy it July 1.
~ lire pistol shots were heard in a house
on the Green about 8:80 o'clock in;
night. There is much speculation as to
the muse.
The price committee of the Alpha
Wheel club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock
“George H. Allen's store. to designate
the prises for the road and track races.
Timothy J. Foleymf the firm of Foley
& Oonghlin, with his wife and daughter.
of Bayviaw avenue, went to Crater:
Lake, Saturday. to attend the funeral of
hi nephew.
We und d that E. A. Woodward
intends to re ild the factory at the cor-
ner of Raymond and Day streets, which
burned nearly two years ago, and it is
rumored th at Dennis a Blanchard. the
atrdw hat manufacturers, intend lensing
it for storage purposes.
Kasper Zoelliuger and a party of
'frlsndsstarled for Calf Pasture Beach.
yesterday afternoon. Going over the
Washington street bridge one of the car-
riage wheels caught in the Tramway
track and was wrenchcd off. throwing
all the occupants out. Another vehicle
was procured, and the trip continued.
The Little Vernon Brothers, who are
to give one of their enjoyable and novel
entertainment-r at the Norwalk Metho-
dht church. next Monday evening, come
with the highest endorsements. They
have filled engagements in many cities,
having be an obliged to return for several
nottssive engagements.
The Town Court, Judge Hubbeil pre-
aidiug,.willbein session this afternoon
totry James Hyde, who was arrrrted
for drunkenness. and Robert Anderson,
for drankeness and assault. Anderson
livco on Grant street. Inst Saturday
night he smashed the furniture. dishes
andothermovable articles. His mother
Joaquin badly injured duringths melee.
‘ ”fle'ii'so’assaulted his sister.
At the meeting of the Pine Ledge Out-
tlug club, Saturday afternoon, in the
club house at Rotor: Point, the officers
nominated two weeks ago and printed in
THE Sunset. at that time, were uranl
monsly elected. Rev. 8. B. Watkins
gave notice that at the next meeting he
should move to amend the by-lsws.
and allow women to vote as members of
the clubfin absence of their husbands;
also to increase the membership from
fifty to fifty-live.
Isaac Lynch, of Hoyt street, attempt
ed to climb upon the Slrndard Oil cornv
pany’s tank wagon in front of John [10-
gau’e store on little street, Norwalk, this
morning. when he fell under the front
wheels of the wagon. The wheels pass
ed over his left arm and leg. and the
rear wheels rested upon them as the
driver brought his team to a standstill.
Hoqulckly} drove ahead and some by-
standers picked Lynch up. He was
quite badly bruised.
The Bundsy school of the Norwslk
Congregational church is making ela.
bursts preparations “for the observance
d Children's Day. which occuu on
June 9th. A programme prepared by
theOongregatlonal Sunday Echool rub»
liaising society especially for the day is
in nhevrul. The singing of the chil-
dren will beaccomps lied by an orchrs-
tn consisting of piano. organ, violin.
owuetandilute. The baptism of little
children will bea feature of the (was
ion. 0 __ 7
The closing exercises of tire sewing
school of the Norwalk Congregational
church. last Ssmrday, were of a most in
flowing nature. consisting of a “doll
drill" by the scholars, after which re-
lresbmsnf 1 were served. Specimens of
the work done during the newton were
“exhibition and reflected mach credit
on both pupils and washers. Nu. Emily
fly, who has charge of the school, has
proved herself not efficient. The doll
Miles berndrssssd bythesoboolla
it he presented toalittle girl who is a
erlpplein a hospital.
The Dulles’ annotation of the Norwalk
Wlmlohurcb willholda "Jap-
uscsl'm lasting” on Wasteland»
“Mdnplaeeofltsrsgularmontbly
lash. Urn. Frederick Bettina hrs
hadlyplacsd her rtslhncs at the div
painfthsladlmasdths meeting will
beat her house. The following topics
will be restated: "Early History of
J . its Temples and Shrines.” Ira.
a. Gui-ill; "Peasant bits in
”an.” Ira m Bill; "Uansts of the
”Vii “I Ill.” lie. 0. Willi
Wholly-sat.- Is-
it nflmawslsstfllsrkst
”‘ monomer-easiest»:
washes-nus.
0. Fertile-law b listed to ride from
the scratch in the lrvlngtoa-Illburn
read recs onlsmorlaldsy.1atraek
races It. fissley rides in Class a.
The Jones lannfaeturlng company
shutdown this noon for the rest of the
week.
morning.
A tramp was found in a helpless con.
dition near the residence of Robert Van-
Buren. last night. He was taken to the
aismsbouss.
, .
Philip N. Knapp will moveoa Wednw
day from Ilaple street to the home of his
father on West avenue.
Owing to the fire in their store,l.t
Saturday, Jones & Hotchkiss will at once
commence a great reduction sale of
crockery. (glassware. and housefurnish-
ing goods at 28 Wall street.
The Lndiee’ association of the Norwalk
Congregational church will be represent-
edat the annual meeting of the W0
man’s Home Missionary Union of Con-
necticut, at New Britain. but Wednes.
day, by Hits 0. E. Raymond.
The Lucretia Shaw Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
of New I indon, will entertain the repre’
sentatives of the chapter all over the
state on June 4th. and a delightful
gathering is anticipatd.
Mrs. Sarah Hall, eighty-nine years old,
who has been boarding with Mrs. Wm.
Gregor y. atCranbury, had a shock yester-
day. as she was going up stairs. She fell
to the bottom, bruising herself quite bad-
ly. Ker condition is very critical.
Contractors Foley d: Coughlin expect
to finish the wall on the west side of the
tracks of the Danbnry division, between
Ann and Pine streets. tomorrow. They
will then move their engine and derricks
to other pain“. Work on the culvert at
Pine Island will i 3 pushrd with great
rapidity.
The one-mi’e c] ‘n race of the Alpha
Wheel club‘s tournament. on the Fair
Grounds track. June 15, promisrr to he
exccodingly in'Jr'rJng. 'lus fillet prim
is a $50 silver service and the race will
broltably beridden inside of 2:45, A. P.
Sherwood hm pr. ruled the club with
a 825 gold medal for the Norwalk
championship race. A‘ ‘25 gold medal
will a'so l roilercd for the one-mile Fair-
field county championship, and silver
medals for the half-mile Fairiield county
championship and half-mile flying start.
[lonwaut saws 0: mm Paul]
"PENING 0F MRLON'S.
Upward of live Hundred People Listen
to the Band and Sea the Fireworks.
The Norwalk Tramway company in
augursted the season at Dorlon Point,
Saturday. and carried a large number of
pcopls t) that rrrort, especially in the
evening, when. despite the nucleus of
the weather. fully five hundred people
took advantage of the opportunity oiler-
(d to havearids on the cars. At the
Point. Heineb band. stationed in the pa-
vilion, gave a concert, and there wssa
good display of fireworks, both of which
features were highly appreciated.
Close of the vr. It. c.
There was a large attendance at the
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief Corps
fair and dance in Grand Army Hall,
Saturday night. and everybody armed
to enjoy themselves to the best of their
abilities. The ice crenmmvke and um
fcctlonery booths were wellpstronizrzd.
s1 was also the dispersal y for soft drinks.
When it came h the auction there well
quifi'a lively con0 1 in bidding on the
articles, and all were dispc ‘rd of at a good
figure. um, Illicit. allpr‘rs, stands.
lsmw. tidln. toilet and fancy vrt’cln
were bid in with a spirit which showed
that the bidders knew that the procreds
were i) ll ex: ‘ndul in n gt id more.
Robertl. Brown, of South Norwalk, re-
cited “The Face on the Floor." The
merchanlx of Norwalk and South Nor-
walk have donated liberally for the fair
and the: ommittse huvlng the matter in
charge extmd thanks it them and all
who hell 3" ll make the fair a wool in.
”ionic an...
Theodore Fanrilli. brother of the rail-
road t ontractor, has received his Craw-
lord.
blaster Jezsie Williams hrs purchased
a wheel of the Fox Cycle company.
The For Cycle company has all their
wheels engaged for lemmial Day.
flies Kate lanranri hes received her
Crawford ladies' wheel.
lllssChrrilet. John ridesa Iodsl
1. Sterling.
Ila rain or Ibsen listen.
The back door of liner 8. Nash‘s
shes aim in James Guinea's banding on
Washington street. was forced ops-
sorns ttmsbstwssn esturday night and
this morning. and Ir. flask states thei
sis pair of slices were stolen. he also
, been reported to the police. and an
in irrigation is being made. it 5 car
posed to be the work of local talent.
mar.
momma- savrswwsays
”telegrams” masses
mummies”.
“In“
Their new engine arrived this .
rim c... rouse.
Pleasant Par-snubs About Mask he.
ate-ad their Irtswds.
In. Robert Hannah and. daughter
Kats.fcrmevly of South Norwslk. who
have been in Southern Pines. N. 0 . for
the past two years. are visiting at the
residence of W. O. Beers, Trinity place.
They will leave tomorrow for Albany,
N. Y.
Hermon Walter, of New York. a
recent graduate of the New York School
of Pharmacy. returned to his home last
night,ailtcra few days' visit with his
brother. Charles Walter, of High street.
South Nlnrwalk. ,
Dir. and Mrs. John P. Zeluff and Mr.
and Mm. Edmund Zelofl, of Concord
street, have returned from a three weeks’
trip south. They spent most of the
time in iiimondson. Virginia.
Julius Goldsobmldt, of' the firms of
Rothdctlioldscbmidt, who has been in
ill health for some time. intend? to go to
Europe, thinking the change will prove
beneficial.
lira. Maggie Behan. sister of kits.
William Incline. of Tolles strut, and
William Elmore. of Port Chester, have
been visiting friends in South Norwalk.
Herberrt and Edward Stratus. of Brent-
lyn. who have been touring through the
south,arsguests of G. A. Gregory and
brothers. of Norwalk.
Elbirt W. f-‘itch started today on a
five weells’ trip through New York and
Pennsylvania in the interest of the Nov.
walk Lock company.
Mrs. Vanderveer Bergen. of Hemp.
stead, L. 1., spent Sunday with her par-
ents, Captain and Mrs. R. If. Rose. of
lenses street.
Mr. and Ilia. Benardo F. Fischer, and
son I-‘redurick,ofNew York,spent Sunday
with Ur. and hire. R. B. Golden. til)
West avenue.
Mrs. Ill. M. Marvin, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. C. Carter,
of Wnt avenue. has returned to New
York city.
Mr. and hire. Grilge B Schellinger
and baby have gone to Philadelphia to
spend a few weeks with Mr. Sobr'linger's
parenta
lire. William B. Nichols. .nb’fimth
Orange. N. J , is being entertained by
Ilr. and Ira. J. If. Layton. Fairfleld
avenue.
flies Rosa Fox, of Stamford, spent
Baturdayin south Norwallt, the guest
of Mr. and hire. lerael Davis, 13 Bsyvlew
avenue.
E. E. Carmen. of Rabway, N J., spent
Sunday ut Hillside, the residence of
Thomas 1. Raymond and family.
Arthur Patterson. of the Pops laun-
fsctnring company. spent Sunday with
P. N. Knapp, of Maple avenue.
Wilbur Ayres. a former butcher in
South Norrwalk, now of Riverside. N. Y.,
is calling on old friends here.
Frank N. leach. of Dsnbury, was a
guestfiunday, at the ruidence of Rev.
B. N. Dunning. West street.
Dir. and Mrs. lsrual Davis sud family
spentavery pleasant Sunday in Stam-
ford, the guests of, friends.
Mrs. William F. Hoyt and hire. A. N.
Theile are attending the Music 'l'caohcrs'
convention in New Haven.
bliss Clara Smith. of Quintard avenue.
spent Sunday with her brother. Elbert
t). Smith. Paterson. N. J.
Miss Adelaide Hercht. of Franklin
street. visited relatives and friends in
New Yorkl. yesterday.
lire. J. 1?. Francis has returned from
aprotrsctiid ay in New Britain, llsrt-
ford and iirl geport.
'1'. ii. Eanntlsmy, of Chicago, msdsa
visit to Kris. Helen ll. Fauntleroy. of Elm
street, ilatmday.
lilac Emily Jennings, of West street,
has been visiting relatives in New
llaven.
lellslwksand lites Helen Adams.
of (tranbnlry, spent sundry in Bridgw
port.
ti.Fmi Moniton spent Sunday with
frisndsln flonth Norwalk.
C. Ford fleshy. of Bridgeport, spent
Bentley in Norwalk.
Ifsyos flubball. of Norwalk. spent
Sunday in Wilma.
7 ‘ on .m...
‘MMMM
scarrssnrarrsas.
A Ilsa-e Papas Pastor- at his Gas-sat
Maybe Why Budgeted-upon
Printed-obi.
We have made special arrangements
wlthtbeaganlsnftbe celebrated Bear
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
pussnttoourladyrsadmsomsof their
very newest and choicest patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments so
company each "Item.
WW5? WM"
6299 *‘LADIES’ “181'
HINTS BY HAY NANTO‘S.
Handsome striped toilets in corn-
flower blue, yellow and white, made
this attractive looking toilette, the crush
collar and belt being of plain blue silk to
match.“ the waist decoration white
p)intvde—Aicenon lace. The stylish [rava-
sol carried isof plain blue silk covered
with white point lace, a
frill of lace falling from the
edge. Bat of fine black English straw
stylishly trimmed with black ostrich
plumes and blue corn it were. Reticule
of black satin.
The mode is equally well adapted to
the pretty cotton wash fabriw,such as
percsle, ballets. lawn, swine. nainacok
sattecn. chailies or other new varieties
as toth'e most elegantsilksorlins
woolen materials.
The full waist is gathered front and
back in four parallel rows of shining at
the upper alga. This is arranged over a
glove-fitted body lining, shaped with the
usual double darts and other scams that
are necessary to perfect adjustment.
Smoothly covered underarm gerr- per
form the adjustment at the sides, the
crush coll” being also arranged over a
fitted foundation. The lrniugn of the
pufl sleeves render them particularly
graceful and extremely comfortable,
folds of the plain silk attire wrists giving
a neat finish. The lace jab-its can be
omitted from the waist if a less fanciful
compledon is desired.
The skirt has the popular organ-pips
folds in back. the govad trout making
it extremely graceful and becoming to
tpliflrures. ltcanbernade apof vari—
ous fabrics, and is desirable for the sepa-
rate skirts of crepm, moire. brocaded
taffeta. and satin that now form part of
every lady's wardrobe.
Waist 6300 is cut in in five nines: 3:,
34. 3C, Bil and 40 inches bust measure.
Skirt 6290 is cut in five aim: 22.24, 2h,
28 and 80 inches waist measure.
Retail price of wrist pattern lsficents:
skirt. 30 cents.
Quantity of material ti inches wide.
Waist—3:2 inches hurt. Ill yards; 36 bust,
31 yards; ill host, 4 yards. tibia-«’31
inches waist. 41 yards; 25 waist, 5 yards;
30 waist, 5} yards.
Hill“ BEITIIEL BWPBI
N'l'f’l'mrm To one: i't'fl‘mtx ”.3-
mm. Uli' N}. not, met
Got this out. ill! in your name and addrvrs
rand mailer talus to
Stunned: Bargain llssss.
INA“ .
accuse
emu! Immense em ...... “will
Thin son and new. wills-revive
“woman's. Nana lab
lento W.
Children Gry for
Pitchers casufla.
Children cry for
We cancella-
“mulch."mhm
mam-mammalian.
“lemma-smack“
. mailman-manna.
rowdy upon which hswsyrslynail
thsthisllfslccg-sladyisst last ena-
qnsrsd. Ilsa sand othsrs, will sure
”It '
law's 'Ililst ,
We otter Ono lluadrerl Dollars reward for
anycaanottiatarrbrhat cannotba cured
by Bali's Catarrh Core.
I". .l.‘ CHIN“ & (-0.. Prop» Toledo, 0.
Wallis under-iguana" known 7.). Chem
for the last In years. and believe him psriectly
honorable la all business transactions and In.
aacially able to carry out any obligation made
by their arm.
West & Truss. Wholesale Drunlsts. Toledo.
0.; Waldln. Klanan b larvln. Wholesale
Druuism 'lhirdm. Ohio-
Hell‘s Catarrh Cure is taken luternally.acl.-
lug directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the s) stem. l’rtr-e. 75c per bottle. Sold
by all linguists. Testimonials free.
gnlrrhmmrqfs.
eONcERT
AT THE
fillilVfllll lflllillllSl CHURCH,
MONDAY EVENING,
HAY 27th
llTTlE VEIIUI BROTHERS.
Phenomenal (‘hllu Musiclncs.
'lbryplny. They sing They whist'n They
not i...
They give a Charming Entertainment.
ADIle‘lON 25 CENTS.
NO SEATS Bull: ilt'lD.
concert at ii o'clock. mm lw
Taylor eta—olden
ileall-Islaleandlnsurance.
wasnnio'rosr man.
Persons tackle, fora lot or house andlot
with the View pure-basin .are invited to
call and examine our list. a have them for
sale in every parts! the city at resmaabls
nrlceeandcn east-tame. aunt:
I" O R S A In E.
The PBOPIB‘I" known as the
(i! [3138 I’ LACE,
on Kaicbt street. For Particulars inqulrv of
COOLIDQE 8: LYNES,
9 sous eraser, NORWALK.
mlH lw
‘—
some”
ill Slillllls lllllll nrrusnois.
inlets» the provisions“ the new law.
the" kins: hours or the savings Banks of the
’ «Norwalk k. after June let. lllfl'r. 0
SATL Rfuk'si will beeper: from 9 to 120' clock
man. and instead of being openI on UA'll' B.-
it.“ ctrnlngwubcrnnm". wli lhe open on
\ltfilml‘m "calm efaach week. trom" t to s
cc kmp
XUKWALK census” sovlic‘rl'.
Flirt i sit. Trans.
rsrnrirw col: 5’1"? riM' lNla" innit.
flyJa rte H. Barr er. 'lreae.
not“! SORWA .K eat mus BANK
By loss it. ASAPP. Tunas.
mm in:
B
.J’
, .1),
Jim-LT, * ',
BIBYCLES
\. w, "‘
The heat of all high Kf‘31fi'0if'j‘l‘ifl.
SillliMEli BIBYBLES
A splendid medium prim wheel.
[ms given. or d for it received else-
where, to um dca rug with us.
THE 1. T. PililWiTT CD.
rut-halt!
Building Lots
ms rrwt u.’ Writ-alumni prion-7!). or;—
erfxwklog Kitrnaik llsrimt; trim
a demrablw
Shore Lot
or end of flown-lea swam. Fur
Particulars Al'l’b't’ T0
ti. HAITI. l3 Washington 8!.
D. W. RAYMOND.
Filliflll illlitiililii
llfl Ellliltl.
Q WWIIUTON WET. SOUTH
NORWALK. GONE.
i"! ”I
I
it llpa you to visit W and do
your bow cg for yourself or boys. You luvs
a. larger mick to so lcct item. You
pylons. quoted quality and makaon
on have our r. or fare paid you on allflpurv
chases an over. Y'uu l nioy the outing and
see all the Newest Up Mar to
Summer Clclhlr g. l!‘ urnlshlnwsand flats...“I
MEIGS & CO.
HTURTEVANT BUILDING.
381 Main cor. Bank In” Bridgeport. 0t.
CUP AND SAUCER
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRlLBY SPOON
75c. ,.
H. S. HOOD,
is south Maia Street. he. Nerwalk.
wMUSlC HALL
HYHLH SHHHHL.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Petr-
Chasers of w heels recech imatructlons free.
H.H.BHLKLHY iii.
52 Smith Main St...
AGENT?! FOR
Sleams and Keeling.
rt pa rerl
SKIFFS Fllli SHlE
AT ROWAYTON.
——-——..-—-—-—-
tins Fancy 8km, It test, brass
mounted.
llns Working Still, it last.
line Fourteen-Feet Skill.
fins Twelve-Font Follower.
line llins-Fsot Soon Follower.”
Ons Eight-Foot Follower.
tins Six-Foot Follower-
('AI. i. ON UR. ADDHESH.
m... E. i. lllli Bovaytnn, ill.
0. ll. HilliVEl'S
_ City Employment Agency.
invites and gentlemen desiring mustn‘t
help in any usplu lty (Ml obtain the same as
the allow- MN“ y.
WANTED IMIEBIITELV.
his fir-mum or limnllslr girls. for general
hum ... urns: aim? unuu men for farm work 3
Willi him in, r. “unmet-vs and 4 chambermaltla.
l'. ll. HARVEY,
nutvnv‘s anon noun.
or North hlnln street. ”truth M
m'ti ff
SEE
w E s ' "tint
on...
iii'i’itiiotwir‘r“
EROHKSIDE FAB".
announce, narracxnno norm.
"t7 lfl'
1.00m
00
‘75:“
dd”“
”'9?”
1400K!
T0
MEAD’S, SATURDAY.
The Left?“ Oaks Sale of the Season...
News
&.
a“
writs-rive
hasvlowsr"
flood serviceable boats. at low prices. ;
Elmore and ham BicycleéL
Bicycles from 860 up. Wheels rented and
l
M. H. PARSONS,
Norwalk Chronicler