,.
I Old 3" “III-
" ll".
[gymnasium
‘mmmmguwm
~0nly practical painter and paper
ham are employed at Newman's.
Csorgo Donn, who was married rc-
orally. and has since been living in
mmmapcsltion with 0.
D.llowntan,thepaintar.
JamsIO'BrlonnhoontorprisingWsah-
have street mm, has provided the
Unlu-Vstarana’ Union with twenty
Mumps.
Aspsclal muting oi thefiooth Nor-
walknthlctle clchwill he heldtonight
w consider what will ho done during
them-lagoons".
Work'has horn commenced on tho
Inacsstroatsowsrostonoion.
The annual meeting of the lorwalk
Pottery oompanywill he held londoy
aircrew-Juno 3.
Ir. and lira. Thomas lisson ask The
Sfl'mlll. to comet the cam oi the
boys with Edward Crawford when ho woo
tilled. They were James Dorthey, Eddie
Valentine and Thomas ironaclly.
W...—
Uncas 'I'rich. on. 11., will motor
the chief's degree tonight; on moral con.
dilator. first week prominent to ho a
mostacspicicusonsin thehktory oitho
orienastoncandidataasro to he initiy
Isl.
wmnothenndorsoldinwall paper,
at Norman's. ______
lary Willis litehell, a cutter in
lath l Goldorhrnidt’s corset iactory,
and a prominent member of Home
Isthmhaspnrebssedapiaco in Wilton,
“6th that village. Ila will
commie between South Norwslk
thatplaer.
Select-en linymondand Thomaand
Street Conlittocmnn it. ll. Golden
want to flow Baron today,and stein
consultation with the railroad cfllotalo.
mating an elfort to have the bridge:
widened at the intersection oiiiotttlt
Island meadow sums and thoWii:
acnPotnt road.
The Nerwallrflioard oi Iioalth met
lost sight to consider the appointment
eia health inspector and the sanitary
eondicticloithecity. Conflable’l'hom
soflsatwaschoceass the official, and
willecm-oaoehisdatioo tomorrow. An
I of theontire city will hr
madoaadailsrriaancrsahated.
Thomas Curran got drunk yesterdny
“wont toslsep on thshock crown!
Albert land residence on Maud
sweet. Moi Folios Bradley was
enlist! by telephone irorn tho hospital,
“I arrested the follow. This morning
Joins llshhcli tired him so. lio sold
howss a widower with thrsochildrrn.
whereupon the Mgr: gave him one
wssktesarnthornooaytopayhp.
Thellttlo Vernon Brothersgars a do»
llghtioi entertainment at the llorwslh
lethcdist church last night. The young
musician are truly womloriol and the
hrgaasdiesce were well pics-ml with
the ssmtsiancst iiidney. cord tour.
slaw yawr. handles the violin muddy
wait. Wand twelvoym,hasa
"sebum roles: and it also a
floats! :m ploy". Percy, anal
”unearths younatcittrottmo, is
she a murmur-or. and is a doe
straw tor oar co m
Jams-1.1m.ka to wed Ill
Illlrr. oi m, on
liar. 0. fl,
'uummmnflwmfiu Mlmwmnorlrfloy.
ire-1.1.mo mag,
“Veterinarian“;
thaworll. MW so ”fl,”-
www.mm‘
mood-ad torts-swatch”
orthogonally.
nos-yttr-
m
Mletsrtsry‘s
”hummer-posits. he ‘
Intuition now conducted by (lrrgory a
. dict church will meet at the psraonsgs
ash-all
rah-sop lull-d
I“. I
hall
“is":
lcwhsshssnli
’ihs prudential ocuarittss ct tho iter-
watk Baptistshnroh. most with A. .t.
Donne.” lctt srsnueflodsssdsy night.
“MWattrrIoshmciOrchardstrsot
sntrrtalnodasstati compsnyotirtonds,
last night. A tontptlngccllationwsa
served.
The Iodlss‘ Guild sntortalnmsnt o)
Calvary church hashesn postponed irom
tomorrow night until Juno ii.
—llow depot. All tho latest ncroltias
in wall paper at Newman's.
Owing to the illness oi Kiss
flophio. Woodhury (Li. longdon and
iamily did not come up irom New
York. last Saturday. as they expect-
ed. to take possession oi their sum-
mer home at Hall Itilo Island. They
wiilhsupsssoonaa their daughter rs-
‘corers sutliclontly to undertake the trip.
J. I. Benedict's Norwalk news store
is being rrpspmd and rcnoratod.
Chief Engineer Prowitt has sent in the
claimoi David ll. Hughes to the State
Firomon'a association. for injuries he re-
coiredat the Waterbury tire. [Is will
rrcoire four days pay, at $2 50 per day.
ii. I. Gardner. oi Union Park, late
foreman oi the Norwalk Gazette’s me-
chanical department. will soon start a
johprinttngotlleoln rooms at tho cor
nor of Wall and Water streets. over
(lusowaki's tailoring store.
Painter Hiram Lawrence in decorating
the treat oi W. A. Benedict & Co.'a
clothingstoro.
lira. Butchins. oi West arenue. loft
south Norwalk on the midnight train
ior New Hampshire.
Flowers for tho Memorial Day exer-
ciseaconboloitntthe AMil‘am early
Thursday morning. Contributions are
respectfully solicited.
. Wm...
Edward I’. Wood. at Norwalk.a re-
cent graduatoof the New York College
of Pharmacy. hos purchased the drug
Count! Wnll street. lie will take poe-
newton Juno lit. The store was iorm~
crly owned by Itr. Wood's father.
The committee on a new filter for the
liontlt Ilorwsik rrsorrcir, consisting
oi Councilmen Ilallock. Weed and (lol-
den, will meet with the water commis~
sionero. at their cities. tonight.
~liotickotastdoon School hall. '
liaira l howls. tho bridge contractors,
are figuring on a large contract in Brock-
ton. Mara. W"
Thetflicial bout! oi the First Hellm-
tonight. ‘‘‘‘‘
John ilmith and Joesph chonald
were arrested last night ior drunkenness.
’ inn" fihorwood was also placed in tho
oehnp, charged with rsgrsney. The two
first mtionrd were tried before Asso-
ciate Jnolgeiliubhell in South Norwclk
thin aitcrnmttmnd were each lined $5
andmto. ”tun" will be taken to the
storehouse. W7
’I'wodolta entered A. Dickerrnan o
iion'rr dry gocda store shortly brforc clos-
ing timo.iast night. and changed in a
item light. The clerks used brooms,
polls of watrr, and otlntr implements; of
torture in anriiort to separate the can-
ines. but without avail. They were
iirtolly hurled into the street. whore the
light continued. Another dog joined in
the tray. and mat to tho interest of tho
«location.,alrout llfty people gathering
aroundtoare the imso. John Doyle.
tho owner of the: black dog, ilnally suc-
ceeded in wparating them with his urn-
lmrlla. and took his dog,hornc.
whale licheto tmid. ilcbool rnter'ot.
(itlrrnolnnd Ire. linesrll Frost enter-
tained olorge gatlnrlng oi irisnds last
night.“ their, rosidrnce on living-ton
place. Iiid mirror was the feature at tbs.
awning. and many bountiful prim mm
won by Ur. strut lira. Francis Leonard.
Ir. and Ira. it. it. Holden. Air. and Ira.
(3.1’. lioynvmd. I5. W. Board. of lloutb
ilorwallr,and Mr. and Ira. Jsrnca Ai-
rrwd,oi Wishedm w-
~The lootrrgnlor sewing and!!!“ of the
King’s hamsters of Trinity church will
hohotlonl'ridayaftornoon atthohomo
oi Ira. I’. H. Smith.
m
[contrast rows or rtmr nor]
m -mw , .,
~"i-portat Crown”
latlronsesooiailrstclassllieeigar. (l.
Lthsslithsm.
“Miro-ion.
mum-autumn E.0ini~
stml to Vinta- LilondrtchJand at
Wattlorwolh.
Muhauhgsonalily‘shsno.
WIMNB.Mthsrtiriillc.
you Em todaonll [Answai-
tantrum-roses.
MAwMtolatasol alliter-
Mflflhmcawonorthsro
W“ .
mamamaom-
yatatk
a.
III-sod Below.
company each pattern.
6346.-LAD|E5' PLAITED WAlST
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Willow green figured psrcale. on a
cream tinted ground, made this stylish
looking waist. which is one of the
many fashionable varieties worn this
season.
The waist fits smoothly and closes in
(root undsr the box-plslt. Each plslt
tapers toward the waist line. giving a
very trim appearance. They are cut
and made separately. and sewed on in-
visibly in the center.
The back is shown with tbroo plsilo.
but live can be applied to match the
front if so preferred.
A rolling collar finishes tho neck.
from underneath the parted front edges
oi which is shown a pretty willow-groan
bow oi sstin. A satin bolt to match.
with silver r:losp.cncircloe the waist.
Stylishly fu||.0ne scam gigot slccrcs
are gathered at the top. (oiling in prctty
wrinkles to the elbow. from whenl they
fit closely to the wrists.a deep facing
being stitched on in out! shape.
Waists by the mode can ho made at
plain, striped, checked, or iigur‘rd ‘taf.
ie'ta. silk. surah, crepon. nephyr. batistc.
challles, cashmere. lawn, gingham. or
swivel silks, decorated according to in.
dividual taste, or plainly made as here
represented
Pattern 6348 Is cut in live sizes: 32, Ill,
:56, 88 and 40 inches bust measure.
The retail price of pattern is 25 cents.
Quantity of material 44 inches wide—-
For small size, 32 inches bust measure.
3} yards.
For medium size. 30 Inches bust utens-
urc. Ill yards.
For large size. 40 Inches: bust measure,
39 yards,
EVENINB BENTINEL IlIlllPIlll
lsxrrrumu 'm uxr. rwrrrzrm ANY
BIZE. or M). our)
(‘.ni this out. till In your mama llntl Mulron-
Isnrl mall or tnlto to
Slurlsvant's Bargain House.
NAME.
AllDlti‘IHH
PATTERN No. 0840 HIZE 13‘
Thin coupon and ill f‘Ills will mom» shove
thorn ut liturlmmnt‘n, North Mulu and
{inn stratum. linutb Norwola.
£5»;
Ilmr Bow-rd. I Hill.
The remit-roof this papor wlll hr- plr-Itml to
learn thsl. thorn in at local nrtmlroaulr-l illltfltln
”MIN‘IHHMIIII boon able in out" In nil "it
slow». and that In tlrtinrrlr. llsll'ni'nlnrrll
l‘urulu line only [multivn ours known in tlm
medical irairrnlly. (Yolsrrl: lwluy or ”null!!!-
llnmtl rllttenue. rmnlroa n r-ormlllmlxrrml trout.
mI-m. llall'uilatarrbl‘urrlu iukrn lnlurlml-
Iy. rat-ting rllrrclly upon llrs Iillllltl arrrl ruuwnm
mriscm oi the system, Illl'l't'll)’ dusrrnylrm lbo
inundation of tits lllMIM‘. nrul plying the
patient ntrsrtutlr by building up the cunnilin-
lion and Installing nature in doing It»! work.
The proprlnwrs have so much faith in Ila
curative powuu. that. tlmy nifor line Iiun-lml
Iiullara for any cane that It ialltt tn itlIHl. linml
for list oi testimonials.
Address. I.J.iflIENEY do (10.. 'l'olrrlu. li'
II'iinlrl by Iirumrlats. 'Mo.
I
NOT“)! is hernia given In the .ln loss at
the Peace. lootmos. izrmstab so and
“rand Jurors oi the Town oi Nrrrwalh. 0
most in tho office oi the itslantmom of as
wn atrn'nlooh In the altornmm. on tho llrst
outlay is June. lltlt'i. (or the rporto of
c ruining 7 rain ballot from tia «locum
said town. ortr rsorlatn serve an Jurma
n tho llupsrlor (.mrrt. Court of llmmnrm
oas.‘l’own ilotrrt. an in Il’lllll baton Jua-
ticos oi tbs Pearl" as town. i one rear
i t ilrst vaitho inllowtn, nthc
atllorwal 21 M.
n 'llfilltsrt‘lr tynzsgtm"
W
BUILDING BAND
FOR SALE.
r.
A ‘l‘lsslo Paper Pattern 0! This Car-oat
lay ha Obtalaad by Using the Coupon
We have made special arrangements
with the agents oi the celebrated Boar
GlovoFittlng Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some oi their
very newest and choicest patterns oi
garments. Full and explicit directions
ior putting together the garments ac»
literary lotoa.
Among tho fashion features at Bar-
psr‘a Basar ior the first and second works
oi Juno will he outdoor costumes. hi-
.cyolo and mountain and beach loilettos
in variety; also summer silks and pretty
gowns for "onion. The number of the
Bszsr pubthJuns lot will be distin-
guished by the opening paper of a beauti-
fully illustrated series. entitled “Out of
Town," the sketches written by Arthur
Sherwood. and the striking pictures, hit-
ting oi! peculiarities familiar to the
suburbsn rcsidrnt.‘ done by Rosina Em-
met Sherwood. Thoru will also be a
bright descriptive cssuy on “Woman’s
Student Life at Oxford," by Elizabeth
Cynthia Barney. ”Gold DIBthl in Hot
Weather,"s practical action. will soon
begin in the liszar It ls-lrom the pen of
a gifted Spanish-American woman,
Mndsmo E Do la Torre Buono.
f
Children Cryfo
Pitcher’s Cantoria.
WIII'D Baby wnn sick. we gave hr-r Cantor“.
thn she was is Child. she cried for World.
When she bccnmo Mine. silo clung to Calm“.
When she had Children, she gave them Cnatoflh.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
fltcher'a Castorla. a
FOR SALE.
Tho Good Will. It‘s In 3 lmuwt. “1:"!er
Hurt-no. IIAl‘lllthNl.ttIt'.. of tho lull-U. l Kin-l-
uralrrrrmrll. Allllfl'flfi
t). '1‘. WEEKS. l-Ixccutor.
lrtir- "whit-nu» of Hm. I Km-Irr. Nulnn "III. or
N. (L “UK Ill“. nuul‘rs NIINK‘VI‘LH. Ul‘.
mill» lw
NOTICE
A rtvmlllolotlrlnpruylslvtnouf ilm now law.
the itsukIulr hours or rln- Mtvlnxs Hunk-of the
Town of Nut-walk. ttflnl' Juno hr. lam, ()n
HATUIIDAYH will lm tlvt'll from it to ”o‘clock
a. ln..nnd instead or bring upon an HA’I'I'it'
gAY arr-stings an heretofore. will be open on
UNIMY Meanings of car-b weak. trout 7 to H
n
'cloclt p. m. ’
NOIIWALK SAVINGS Hm‘lli'l'l .
ll Um. it. .\lr|.t.srt. 'l‘roao.
I‘AIRII'IEIJ) Cr,)&ll§"}l‘\' tiAVthlS HANK.
alarm ll. Barrow. Trans.
SOUTH NtlltWAildx’ ravmus HANK
rnlll lm
ly .lorm ll. IINAI'I'. 'i‘unu.
#—
c. it. 'thvrr's
City Employment Agency.
lntrllon and gentlemen desiring competent
lidp In any I'Itpm‘lly run ulrtsln tlm ram-r til
the Above Mt‘lll‘)’.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
t
Pmlllrm (or two t'INIlII‘TN. four lmult-lrroporn.
‘wupnhwlnFll. l t'lmf. rwu t‘rwkt. four wait-ml.
Insulin. ruul live murmur m an out by Ilw Ilny
washing. lrlllllllK ur lmum clowning. .
1'. ll. IIAIH KY.
IlAli\'t:\"rt mint: N’l‘tllll.
7" North Nlnlrr sin-m, Mouth Nurwnlk.
mill ti
WI“ All lll'N'l'IlilNilAFINI‘H‘IAHMU'
1 Hit term Hl'l‘l‘ltll 'l‘ll ALI. l'l'lt
PUNCH. I’IIUM tilriN'l'Ml‘JIlCN‘H IllllVNJiH
'l‘ll llI'iAVY thltlt’l‘fltl‘l. l'llll‘llLl-l NIX-
'l'llEMl§l:Y IMW.
M. 11. PARSONS,
IlltllllKSllllfl FARM.
Building Lots
nu rrml of Wrrmlwurrl pmprrly, nvr
t'rlillrltlllu Nurwnlh llmlmr; sir-o
nrlr'slrulrlvt '
Shore Lot
hi. and of Inwmlmr lll‘l‘llilll. ll‘ut'
i'nrtlr'ulnra It l'l'l.Y 1‘”
ll. BWARTZ. l3 Wsshlngton 8t.
Taylor Gt Golden.
lleaIEstataandlnsurancs.
'AIIHIIII‘NII "REIT.
inrts lot or house and lot
will its View 0 prrrohaal'w. are invited in
no i atul orarnlnn our llat. n have tlmm or
In every part"! the city at Mill)
Ma and «m can tonne. an! ti
”1
[yormmror ur‘rtrwumm. r'rrona'rtr
lie
9 no lonlrtn
tlmrrl its ILA. it. i .
ta‘te rtldldlrzr at l.‘ lieslolr. late at Nur-
wal aai air It . r sooner.
' h. (germ. of Probate for lltll district of Nur-
wal .hail‘limllorl nml allowed at: months
from titer are hereof for the creditors of sold
“tots trutltlblt 'l'l'i‘elr cialm‘s I inflame“;
loan it It or i r e or
y stated. VIII. it: said limo wll 9.;
a armory. A
I ms nrlebtod to
estate are
tho A
ll. 91'3””
; mower-m
r5“
Iaililnglasdrersalo ”I” load. mi“ 4 . 99 (II ”II E
”monomer. assta r. o. In .'
I, -. flmeuMy .
WWI:
T0 SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIIIIIIS. '
twn trrpurlmu'ml your.“ bio-«lint: mun t n inrm __
HOYT’B THEATRE.
‘ 0 One partnrmaaca Only.
llursrlu, by 30,
DECORATION DAY.
Grand Production by Mr A. It. Palmer's
company. in the greatest of successes.
"TRILBY."
A play in four acts. It Paul M. P .
upon George Duuanrlc’l‘s novel. otter based
RENTER won rule t ’l ’ -
ory'a drug :wres. . l nisted I “d "I.“
This lré'thla Ih'runntic
Event of the
Scranton.
u‘rrrs run "Silt"
AT ROWAYTON.
__...-.‘..... .0,—
l'ins ancy Skill, l6 istt, hrsts
mounted.
tins Working sum. it lost.
tins Fourtssn-Foot sun.
llnc Twelve-Foot Follower.
lint illns-Fcot Stow Follower.
lino Elght-Fcct Follower.
line Six-Foot Followsr-
llood serviceable boats, at low prices.
—-—-~4>-—-— '
CALI. ON on ADDRESS.
m... E. F. ilIlE. lowaylon, Br.
lreguryslulfimel
South Norwalk. Ct..
l4 now own for tho son-Inn oi mu.
shunt «limit-rs, liluule Islrturl (‘lnm
lnto-s. liallrlng. llmulrur and Fishing.
ltlwirlv rum to lmtul. mum-cling, with
All railrnrul ntnllunn. ltllrl New York
slomnllwtl. tlmul mount. tstul llrst l‘IlAl'ri
bola-«l nl rcnsnunlric rnlvs.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAUI'N. AND l‘llill'llIE'l'UlL
m‘. f
. - ”I”! i
The best of rtll bluh gruloflilcyr-Ien.
STIIIIMEII BICYCLES
A splonrllrl medium price wllnl.
la-nnulw giro-nmr purl for it rocult'od clutt-
wlwru. to thrive rlmllnu with us.
THE J. T. PROWITT CO.
r-lutamr ant
mt ttll the Nowwl lip-ta
it willpa you to visit Bridgeport and do
your shopp ms for yourself or boyrt. You have
rr. larger stock
lnnnleotlmm. You havclowor
I'l’ll'tlfltllllllfl’lfllllfiufy and make «mnsidorod.
on have your car iare laid you on till “pur-
rm-r. You‘i ruin the nutluu and
_ ate spring and
numuwr Clothing. Furnishings and Hats.
MEIGS & CO.
HTUIITEVAN'I‘ BUILDING.
8.7 Misln nor. Ilanh lll., "ridge-port. Ct.
our: AND SAbéEh
WIT“
soup SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H. S. ROOD,
Ill South lain Street. So. Not-walk.
ntti
.5
&.
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Sutur-
dny evenings and every afternoon.
l’rlvntn lt'litlllll-l mm be nrrungml (or. l’ur-
(‘Iliwurn ol‘ wlmrln rm'ulvr- Insimrllunn iron.
H.B.BULKLEY&BII.
52 South Main St.
AGENTS FOR
Sleams and Nesting.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
lllcwlos from am up. Wirruls routed and
rrrpnlrrrl. '
D. w. RAYMOND:
lllNEIIAl DIRECTOR
AND EMBIIIAEII.
m: WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWAIK. i‘ilNN.
ltlrlrllllENlll'l, MAIIAUKEIIU HOTEL.
u
molt 2! ti
ROTON
b
mT lyr
-
POINT
0PENINB
Memorial Day
M( )NHI loll i ll. l’l ' lili‘fi(.‘ll()l“l‘"i‘l
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BAND
For rmo woolr, cmnmcncing May :50.
took tho that prizu at tho Worlrl’u ll‘rtlr rrxpr‘mltirm. In that rlnno-
ing pavilion l'roi’. llmythc'rr orcbrmtru.
Fire Works in the Evening
lloton Point Improvement Company.
Thin famous band
mantra
.l 'I‘
last
“EAT ALWAYS THE BEST.
MEAII’S IIlE BNEAM.
Vanilla, Chocolate, Plncspplo, Strawberry. Ociloo, Bellanca,
Raspberry. Pistachio, and all kinds of less.
All. ll OIITI "I WAIT. IIUIIIIIJ'.
Norwalk Chronicler