is.
use Assn runs or
us seer-isms serosrsse
”use. things “they see see lens
to lerwelk. sooth lerwelk end
Viol-In During 'I‘hslr Diurnal Joule-ey-
hll nosed Down Iowa.
T0 ADVERTISERS.
More sound be guaranteed the
medcyeopgishcsdsdis. Every 1‘»
eel-bis fort will he made to accommo-
dslspom.buichanoe cannot be in-
elstsdeponnsariohtunieucopyis sent
inbylo'cloch in the afternoon of the
hybqforechongeisdesimd.
Williem Messherg. of Norwslk. lsunch-
ed his yecht "Preteel," yesterdey.
. Druggist G. C. Stillson is hsving sn
silditlcn built to his residence on South
Ielnstreet. ,
The lobeokemoee end the Crystsls
will pley bell tomorrow efternoon. on
theBsxter grounds
—Pcrgles. 8c pound, st Drerchei's.
lire. F. D. Lewton entorteiued e few
friends. lest cvsn‘ing. et her home on
Eimwood svenue. Euchre wee enjoyed
end e collgtlon served.
The Alpbe Wheel club met Wednes-
dey night.errenged further details for
theirrced rsce, end elected ssverel new
members.
C. J. Ferris climbed the tsll fisg stsil
et the Over River school. Wednesdey.
end put in new hslysrds so thet the
sin end stripes could iicet yesterdey.
—After June 1 interest of 9 per cent.
will he cherged on texes unpeid.
The fire elerm wires for the West eve-
nfie boxes were shifted from Berbor eve-
nne to West evenue. yeetsrdey. by So.
perintsndent J. E. Hoyt end his line-
men. '
-Lchsters, 12c. st Drosohe‘rs.
Henry Hoyt tried to hcerd e crowded
trolley oer on Weshingtcn street. neer
Wetsr, yesterdey efterncon. Be slipped
end took e bender, but wss not seriously
hurt.
ArtistL H. Decker is repeinting the
block on Wsshington street belonging to
thesstete of the iste D. R. Austin, end
occupied by John Sobeub end John
Werren.
-Coi!ee with creem, 5c cup. st Leno’s.
E. A. Woodwerd hes presented the
Public Librery with thirteen frsmed por-
‘ treite of the msycrs of South Norwelk.
They formerly hung on the wells of the
South Norwslk c_l_u_b.
Anumber of the members of Clinton
Commendery. K. of T.. hsd their pic-
turesteken in e group st Union come-
my. yesterday morning, by Photo-
grepher E. M. Jackson.
-—Butterfish. 6c pound, st Drescher’s.
ThoNorwelk Cricket club will meet
tonight et8 o'clock. in St. George Bell.
A constitution end by-lsws are to be
drown up for sdoption. A club ground
. hssnot yet been secured. '
-—IArge veriety of black dress goods
just opened. Price 25c. yd. upwsrds, st
II. S. Smith's.
Themembers of the Atelents Wheel-
ingclub will leeve Idott evenue at 3 p.
III. end the South Norwelk Congrege-
ticnel church st 3:80 p. m.. Seturdsy,
for e run to Contentment lslsnd.
—-All the lstest novelties.prices reeson-
eble, st theClty Illllnery slore.Wsshing-
ton street. Open every evening.
At e recent meeting. it wss voted thet
St. Philip’s chepter at Green church hold
itefirsteunuel outing et item's Islsnd.
The members will go into comp llcndey,
July 1, end will spend one week there.
-—Bock shed. 15 cents eech, Drescher's.
Frederick lander ettended the Brown-
Yelehell gems in Providence. lemorisi
Dey. He bed the setisfecticn oi seeing
Dunn. for whom his brother Williem
sought. wellop the Sons of Eli to the
tune of i! to 8.
-—Weereshcwing the iergest line of
puesols et the very lowest prices. Ii,
3. Smith’s.
“Connecticut Press eesocieticn will
lsstetBtldgeport. on Seturdey. June
It, for its snnnsi dinner. which will be
saved et Pleasure Beech. The visitors
:wilibs gusetecf the Bridgeport news-
peper men end will be royalty enter-
lined.
-Lest week in which to pey texes.
“dent Beggsgs Hester John
”Wmthetrsch,ynter-
dsyreornlngncclserthesnsetsso thst
“suppliwsgcecould go through on
fimtsthepreotics.whenhecengbt
klstcctbetwesntbersllsed the pink-
.hg,end turned e double somerseelt.
hgcnhistecesndcuttisghimsslf
fimwMMum
”met! dokncw wehsre e men
wholelmdllcecreseitcrysers. We
u‘mmfieslemesdfresb
we." egg. 1 on very willing to
murders-III sin-Ito!
; fine-ism Yeersvwrlfllr.
(V ' l‘. ‘9 M
W ‘ ,
A. W. lentil bee dubbed peistteg
Infinite. Wood‘s bones on Stuert
sventts. .
The Independent Soolei club will meet
with Hubert B. Iltohell, 11"! West street, N
tonight. __
—\Vsekfish, 8c pound. et Dresober‘s.
[noel Consul E. J. Themes this morn-
ing received the L. A. W. counties for
the Alphe’s trsck reces. June lb.
Berry Merrill. who wee injured in the
bicycle recs st Dsnbury. yesterdey, wee
hurt in the seats recs e yeer ego.
g...—
-—Gsnts' leundered end unleundered
negligee shim from 40c. upwerde It Ii.8~
Smith's.
bliss Agnes Bryent, e greduste of the
Over River school this yeer. will enter
the Stste Norms] school st New Britain,
in September.
bliss Heed Bolt, of Bsyview evenus,
e recent grsduete of Iierrili Business
college. hes entered styer Fcesenden’s
cities in Stsmford.
--The purest cofies st Line's restsuredt.
Two of the trolley cers running to
Baton Point. yesterdsy sfternoon. come
together on South blsin street, end sus-
teinsrl slight demsges.
The yscht"Netelle." owned by Ceptein
Jennings, of Southport. which has been
thoroughly overhsuled in this harbor,
returned to Southport yesterdey.
George C. Lockwood end C. N. Wood
went to Norweik's upper reservoir fishing
yesterdsy, end returned with shout
thirty-five pounds of fish. One pickerel
tipped the soeles et two end one-fourth
pounds.
Side ewnings heve been pieced on the
open cm of the Norwelk Street Reilwey
compeny, to keep out the sun. meking
it unnecessery to pull down the side
curtains. The persengers get the full
benefit of soy brsrse. end ere still in the
sheds.
——Pey your texes. Collector’s ofilce.
SESTINEL building, open tonight.
bliss Deley Porter end Henry Peyne.
of Norwelk. will be merried It the bride‘s
home on South Union avenue, June ii.
st 8:80 p. to. Rev. F. E. Bobbins will
perform the ceremony. Air. end Mrs.
S. G Holly will be the ettendents of
the bride end groom.
The ennusl reunion of the Fifth Regi-
ment. Connecticut Volunteers. will he
held in this city on Friday. August 9th.
Where they will partske of the dinner
hes not been fully determined. but it
will he at either Dorlon's or Roton Point_
The committee ere C. F. Hellock. A. A.
Chinnery, Williem A. Ambler end lion-
son Hoyt.
—-—Cod, 10 cents pound, st Drescher‘s.
The employees of Tim SENTINEI. ctiice
enjoyed s most delicious desert to their
luncheon this noon. It wee en unususlly
lerge. juicy end sweet Floride pineapple.
e present from “Tony" Cuneo, the itsil-
roed piece fruiterer. who knows how to
keep on the right side of the printers. In
return. the printers sing the praises of
Ilr. Cuneo's fruiis.'l‘here are none better
A large share of the city to: hes been
received by Collector Mitchell, but there
ere yet a number who heve neglected to
pey their proportion. Todey is the lest
dsy. end on ell lists remeining unpeid
the collectoriscompelled by lew to st-
tech s penslty of 9 per cent. An eirort
should be mode by tsxpsyers to pey the
emount before it is necessery to do this.
——Gents,' isdies’ end childrens‘ light
weight underwser in ell gredes,renging in
price from be. upwerds st II. S. Smith’ .
The enterteinmentto be given st the
Winnipsuk schoclohouse. June 7, will
consist of drills. recitstions end die-
logues. givenby the pupils. The object
of the entertslnment is to nice funds
for purchesiug e pieno {or the school.
0n sccount of the smell eudiencs room,
itisunderslood tbst the entertainment
will be repested on Seturdey night, the
8th, without soy meteriel vsrietion in
the progremme.
—lce crosm sods st Leno's.
The concert end entertslnment for the
benefit of the Industriel Home for the
Blind, in Hoyt’e Thestre, Wednesdsy
night. wee feirly well sttended, end the
receipts proved setisfsotory. The srtiste
who perticlpetsd were wholly blind.
Theprogremme wee e surprise to the
eudlence. It consisted of vocsl. pisno.
clerinet end cornet solos, end recitetions.
end selections by the glee club end
brass bend. Eech wss sdmirsbly render-
ed end celled forth sincere menlfsste-
tionsctspprorel.
—Eels. 0 cents e pound, st Dressher's.
Hrs. Lillien Sherwoodnllewklrk, solo
scpreno oi the First Congregstionei
church. liorwelk. Conn. end e pupil of
Ime. Ogden Crene.hss s drumstio voice
of wide renge. Sbehssmetwith splen-
did succe- the pest winter. doing I greet
deelol concert work. She hsselsrge
close of pupils in Norwslk. both indl.
vidnsl end in clsss.endslsrgecless st
Ilssc. l‘. W’s Institute. st Norweik.
sod neuter in e let-gs century to
Brooklyn. Ike ls oeect our most sus-
cssstul ushers-alerted Courier.
“d— I
[scouts m or noses rm]
sum; sis-stem
“communism. .
REFRlGERAToRS.
No. 2. Price lssteoeson, 06.60. Now, “.00
0. 3 H H ed 8.0” It 7.50
F. D LAWTONV & do.
22 South Main Street.
e Good. cnosp end count. Herket i Think .. n. in these
Found at Last times of high prices end combinetionsi We ere selling
st the some old prices. You see trevcl the country ever end you will not find: e market
thet will best us in quellty or price. Our inorseslng business shows thst we no ALL we esr.
r This week we will sell these smell Sugar Cured Home for ll lac per 1b.. every one web
rented; Shoulder 9c per lb.: Green Bluefish. 8c per 1b.: Cletus opened to order. the per quert.
This is the only merket in the town.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK s. AYERS,
PNUPNIETUN OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN‘S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
SOUTH NORWALR..
Combine the newer STYLE All) union. Our elm is to give setisfsctlon to our muons.
end to Mich them with the ilnest productions or the PHOTOGRAPH“! All”.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
m. Jackson. Photographer.
68 Well Street. Norwellr. Conn.
(Over 1". Head's Confectionery.)
You must come in end look over our summer stock. We ere reedy to
show you so excellent line. Ill elmost everything desired for the season; underwear
both plain and ribbed. for lsdies, gentlemen and children. lisny special bsrgsins.
Hosiery—Of course you ere swore of the‘fsct, thet Onyx fest block hosi-
ery, is the best in the world. Here is the piece to find them. Here bed the sole
egenoy {or severel yeers. and know positively that they beve no equsl.
Corsets.--Our stock is complete: have s splendid summer corset st 50 etc.
No better for the money to be found.
Fency Goods—You will find ell the letest novelties here. Our reputetion
for the best goods end the very lowest prices (or seine. shell elwsys preveil.
Hove so meny pretty new things. you must cell end see them. Specs will
not permit our mentioning specieltles in this stock. ss there ere so msny of them.
EDWARD STREET,
NO ii GAZETTE BUILDING“ NORWALK.
IF LITTLE BILLIE
IlAD DIARRIED TRILBY
They would have gone to 2 Elisebeth street,
FOX CX'CIJE COMPANY,
token bicycle lessons, bought their bicycles, end would now be heppy together.
Our Bicycles built {or one; tbet one, you.
LADIES’ 22 LB. MONARCH, BEST BUILT. $100.
R. H. PLAISTED,
iiiififiiifliiflbb. limit.
lililliiiilST.
CCUPIES e mrtlon of E. iiusowskl‘e store.
( corner of ell end Water streets, Nnr»
walk. (‘eli end soothe latest styles to curing
bets. ceps. etc. stilt!
ROWAYTON.
Tennis captained by Frank Stevens
end Louis Sowerby plsyed hell on the
Roton Point grounds. yesterday morn-
ing. the former winning by escore of
(our to three.
Mrs. E. ii. White, who hes been in
lndiene end Illinois for, several months.
is expected to mob her home on l‘ros-
pect Iieigtbs. next wrek.
Miss Nellie bl. Light, of Brooklyn, end
Arthur Pennellton, were guests, yester-
day. at the residence of Csptein W. 1.
Slovenia. blsin street.
Joseph Willismson. of New York city.
wee e guest. yesterdey. et the residence
of Aaron Stevens.
U
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
BUT FLUWERS
WITH US.
ROSES. 500 a dnz.
Ciilliillillls. 20:: a (101.
DARIEN AND NORO'I'ON.
The windmill on Mrs. E. A. Lombsrd's
piece wee rsieed. Tuesdey, end work is
progressing repidly on the eppsretus.
It will reise weter to the storege reser~
voir, fifty feet shove the house, from
which the weter will be distributed by
pipes to the vsrious buildings on the
property. A New York physicien is
soon to open e ssniterium here.
Nethen Nesb, for meny yeers on elm
ployee of the grocery firm of Esther &
Grummen. resigned this week. end will
move to New York. where he hes e po-
sition oifered him.
Selectmen Wsterbury hes begun the
work ofleyiug curb end gutter on list!-
rosd svenuc. Ho intends to hsve e
sidewelk, which will be sppreclsted by
"000v-
WE ARE ()I’FERINH
Paris Green for 250 a lb.
Pod. Iiellcbore, the n lb.
Gum Comphor, 500 s lb.
Naptbaline, 100; 3 lbs. for 250.
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pedestrians.
Selectmen Weierhury hes the building .,
which he recently purchesed irom the PLAISTED’S
rellrced compeuy reshlngled end is put»
ting it in condition for hsbitstlon.
Lewis F. Beers.of Boston. is visiting
his sister, Miss Elle Beers. end Wed-
needey evening ettsndsd the Hoyt re-
ception in New Cocoon.
A oer Iced of lumber end one of
shingles for Williem Wusrn’s new reel.
deuce beve errired. There ere sixteen
more osr iceds to come.
lied Cedar Compound
WILL KILL ALL KINDS OF DU”.
25 BENT! FOR A PINT hilTTlE.
The Norwslk 'l‘remwey compeny is W
distributing poles elong the highwsy
from the Roweytcn line to Cherles Rsy- .
mond's residence.
-"l-periel Crown" R H PLAISTED
lethenemeofefiretclssslilccbr. G. g s ’
S. Trowbrldge dc Co. sell them.
lsterprisieg Advertisers.
'i‘ristretn I: Hystt hsve e greet veriety N0. 48 Wsshlngton Street.
of isdlss' unmet suits.ssd it is es esrly
msttertoeecnrsthscomct style end e
perfect It from their extsedvs stock st
he loses possible price.
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
m
‘ We are prepered for it with e greet veriety of
SUMMER CLUTHIN‘I} iNli '
FIXINBS. ,
Black Flannel and Cheviot Suits, 86 00.
Blue Serge Suits, 08.60, 012 00 end $15.00.
Black Diagonal end Cheviot Suits. from $10.00 up. Sold lots of
them lost your at 012.00 and $13.00. ‘ ' “
Unlined Serge Coats and Vests, Blues, Blocks and Greys.
Black Alopeces, from $1.00 up. ‘
STRAW HATS.
We buy them by the case. You know what that means, 25c to $2.
The newest patterns in
NEiilliiEE SHIRTS
we have ever had, from 490 to 3‘: OH.
We have the credit of having the best line of
HATS ANli iiAPS
for men, boys and children in town.
IllliiN PANTS.
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.
iiilMSTlliili Bills.
14 SOUTH MAIN 3'12, MASONIC Burnout
so NOBWALK. nonweu.
7 AN NATCNllAl FACT.
Pour stock is the result of poor feed. There b no
doubt about it.
i had tum puppies once from the some litter. led
one well, ted the other iii. In e tow months I
had a line wetch dog end e sseshistg ewe. Home
wsy with cows. horses, chickens. Size, strangle,
plumpness come only with good feed.
it you went feed. grain. heymets of good qwslity
end in good condition. come here. Yul Mt
believe whet I soy if you don't welt to. I m
tee everything i sell, which mekes you lie fly-
MANDEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL sensor.
The Leading Grain Denier.
Hey. Strsw, Grain. Feed. Selt. etc.
BNNNBN OFFIOE, Willi" ME" "nil.
We Selim—fifth; “his... in Town.
If you don‘t think so. or in soy wey doubt our word, just gin-Ts es! "I
give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef, Vesl. Lem. or Post your
choicest inspection. Also we cell your ettention to our stock of M end V’.
tebies, in which we ere out done by nobody in the town. Every m d I“
ohteined st our mefk‘et is guersnteod. end if not setisfsotery one he rem-cl II
your money refunded. We meet respectfully solicit youv tulle. MUM]
Butter in prints, 25o. Fresh Country Eggs. every one weereeled.
“W" ,...l“"""-
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR
I’ENNIES. DIMEE ANT) 1‘30 'JIJAn-O
F. II. BRADBURY,
Cotton SweeterI, it s“
Fest Iiisck Books of the We quslity. 2 psir for ”on“.
Close Rolled sue Umbreilss, Iatutfityls am. when mass,
“0.
A lerge veriety of Negliges Shine. Wuhsbie til-m. m m
Ties, Bend Bows, etc , etc.
Custom lode Suits. from 018 up.
A cell solicited. Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
Davis, the Tailor,
CLOTiiiiil. lllTiEii all mean.
Maharishi llolsi MM Netti,
now
Norwalk Chronicler