new twenty-live horse-power engine
‘ ‘ placed in Becker’s touch.»
tract. *
A. Blanchard. of the Atalanta
club. yesterday received her new
‘ “3’0“.
complete line of genta’ negliges
V -. 49o each, at M. S. Smith’s.
flatter Carrier George Nickerson is out
i having recovered from his last at-
The Independent Social club will meet
{with Robert E. Dudley. of Madison street,
at 7:80 o'clock tonight.
_-Codfec with mam, be cup. at lane's.
George Linglcr. of South Norwalk. has
purchased a saloon in Long Island City.
and will go to that place to reside.
.Ataaolution appropriating $28,000 for
new buildinltl at the Soldiers' Home.
Newton. has been passed by the Senate.
' ~len and boys' straw hats, at O‘Brien's
....__._..
Batman forty and iifty dollars were
rated by the Nerwslk Baptist church at
their experience social held Wednesday
. Ii‘lt‘afififth anniversary of Grace church
Build-y school Will be observed with
special exercises. Sunday evening at 5
oclock
‘ —Flsh of all kinds at Drescher’s.
. ill. Gussic .kiilier. of Washington
stressand Henry muss. employed by
_ Contractor J. B. Raymond, will he mar-
risd next week. \
William Wamsley has received a let'
ts from Fred Scheidler.‘the barber. Be
. ' know in Cobiena. Germany. and much
' improved in health.
--Imperial cream. 10c. N. Y. Store.
( The regular business meeting of the
liaianta Wheel club will be held with
In. F. J. Curtis. 11 Mott avenue, Mon-
day, June 10, at 7:80 p. m.
, Members of the First Methodist church
.‘and Sunday school are requested to send
flowers to the church tomorrow after-
. noon for decoration of the church for
_ mildren'a day.
' —Fish the best at the lowest prices
N. Y. Market.
Alex. 8. Gibson's yacht, “Alice 6.."
and Bonnie Audrews’ jib~malnsall boat,
“l“annie,” have been hauled out near
Bead dt Bonaman’s dock. and are being
overhauled and placed in line shape.
William 0. Jesse has made a number
oflmprovcmsnta to The Jesse block on
the Washington street bridge. The front
pisnsbas been painted. new halyarda
. placed on the ilsgstafl, and the summer
7‘ garden in the rear has been made ready
‘ [or use.
--Onr stock of ladies’ and children’s
hosiery is now complete. Everything
desirablcfor the summer is now on hand
at the lowest prices. Regular made hose
from lilo upwards. at M. 8. Bmith’ .
The H. J. Lewis company has been or
gallant! at Stratford with a capital of
01”,” in $000 shares of 325 each,
stucco paid in. The subscribers are
Bury J. Lewis. 8,988 shares: Mary S.
mun shares. and Albert E. Lewis
mi James Barring. each one share.
s—Icn’s shoes at (01.26 are char-gain.
ill-J. Bheshan. 5 use. street, Norwalk.
j ThsBcnsc hsspassed a bill requiring
all Ileyclhta to carry lighted lanterns
when riding during the period between
illshourafter cones? and one hour be-
Maurice. Colonel Wood. of Derby.
dysrad an amandmentto make this op-
m with the towns. but it was lost.
gCu'l‘rlnity Sunday. at the Chapel of
" Holy Saviour. will haheldthc
festival service with processions!
m the church.“ monasteries of
“will haaung"floly Clerical.” and
machining Btaiucr’s“iisvcn ms
'ass‘alrtn piss-or the usual solutions.
«the our Manner waist silks
popnlsrpricss. u. a. Smith.
“Carrie Cowpsrthwitmf Lening-
assess. wassarprissd, last night. by
We! her friends. on the occasion
theistcsuth amdvarsaryc‘fkcrhirtha
W. MchssAanischiiis-
Mfr-synced. Rattle Cowpsrthwalt.
wmmwwt.
Cillclal b A. w. Handicapper Booty,
cums Hartford. waslnjiiorwsilr.
yesterday. conferring with the Alpha .
atnhccacsralnsthcracascnlune lo
~Chlctans 1%.: pound. at Drcschcs’
The bill of City Engineer Wood. paid
at the last meeting of the Norwalk Conn-
cll. instead of being for the anrvcy of
Ward street. wu also for other surveys
made for the cit_y______.
The Bridgepmt Brass company has
presented the managers of the Alpha
Wheel club's tonrnanmrt. Jnnc lo. with
grand- stand tickstsud also a giant cycle
cearchiightasaecondtime price in the
road race. The first time prize is a
Columbia bicycle. '
-—Leg lamb 12w. N. Y. Market.
At the meeting of the Arlen Singing
society, last night. Chris Logan scat h.
his resignation as president. which was
coupled. and Louis Hein was elected to
fill the vacancy. The regular rehearsal
of the“ society will be held tonight. and
all members are requested to be present.
-—[atr st yacht caps, at O’Brien’c.
An orchestra from the Sunday school
will assist in the Children‘s Day exercises
at the Norwslk Congregational church.
It is composed of a piano. corset. flute.
two violins. and the organ. and is under
the skillful directorship of tiles Gertrude
Camp. Several children will be baptized.
-—Condcnaed milk. 6c. N. Y. Store.
Rev. Charles Curtis. president of the
Industrial Association of Alabama, gave
a very interesting address at the Nor-
walk Congregational church. last night.
upon the solving of the negro problem.
The association acts apart farms for'the
lie. 8.
Net...
E. D LAWTON & co
4
(Over 1". Head’s Confectionery.) V
Pi ,
' to . ‘ 8.. _
at we ' ss ‘ 9 50.
22 smith Main
Fond at Li‘
W
Street.
MCWMMMWI Think oiitinthccs
timeaofhlshbl'icaaandcombinaticnsl We are selling
atthcsamaoldprlcss. Toucan travaltbs ”however andvcc will not dnd‘ a market
thatwillbaatusincualitycrprios. Carincreasinnhusinsssahcwstbatwaooann wusar.
U‘ Thiswaskwawiilaallthosesmallfingartinradflams fcritl-lcparib. sveryonawar-
rsntadflhcnldsrtopsrlMGrcsnlllnsd-thpcrlbcClamsonsnadtc order. the par quart.
Thlaisthsonlymarkotinthetown.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY
FRANK S. A
Donovan's 3100K.
YERS,
PlillPiilEiilll UP THE NEW YORK MARKET.
. WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
JACKSON’S PHOT‘OGRABHS
Combine the LATIITOTILI All) l'lrtllli. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patron
and to furnish them with its finest productions of the rnoroonas-sno A".
DAMS COLLECTION OI‘ CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. . Ni. Jackson. Photographer.
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Every lady wants a belt this season. and of
Iiosquitc acts have been advanced by the
them to you at the old prices.
Wall Street. Norwalk. Coal.
EDWARD STREET
course it is creating a scarcity.
We have anticipated it. and have laid in from time to time. the choicest styles to be
found, at prices very much less than inferior goods are selling for today. We also
have a large assortment of silk beltings, colors and black. all widths.
manufacturers. We will sell
Have received another case of the famous ribbed vests at be apiece, worth
12; Not over four to a customer.
New and choice shirt waists opened today.
stock of white lawn and camhric shirt waists.
This line includes 'a good
EDWARD STREET,
NO ii GAZETTE BUILDING, -
- NORWALK.
colored population and they work to. pay
for them.
—A new line of fancy shirt waists. An
Jinmense variety. Everything desirable
will be opened tomorrow morning, at
the Boston store. Norwaik.
George E. Allen received this morning
the entry of Frederick W. Richt, of the
Brooklyn Wheel club, for the Alpha's
race. Enliioht was the winner of the
FOX CYCLE 00.
See the best built for money.
Renting. Repairing, Instruction.
BE ME MBER
835. 2.2 lb. Gents'.
can, 28 in. Wheel. Ladles'.
“58H
' Unlined Serge Coats and Vests. Blues, Blacks and Grays.
BBMSTfltli nus...
Irvingtou-Milhurn road race on Decora-
tion Day and also won second place in
the twenty-five mile race at Jamacia,
L. It
The members of the Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor. of the
Senth Norwalk Baptist church. and their
friends have been invited by the pastor.
the Rev. B. O. Sherwood. tospend next
Tuesday evening at his cottage at Hick-
ory Bind. It is desired that as many as
snow summon. amen" "
H. H. PLAIS'I'EH,
wa l.k ' all and sea the latest styles in coring
hat». cape. am. new
m
Mr. William Henry Humicton
Picno.0rgau. Harmony.
OCUPllSa
Match of E Gusowski' actors.
corner of
all an Water streets. Nor-
Orgaulst and Director South Nor-walk
Congregational church.
2i Bayvisw ave
32 am
—t’p to Data.
llllllllGIST.
possibly go on the 7:18 trolley car.
Smith’ .
The oflicers elect of Albion Lodge.
installed Wednesday night by District
Deputy W. J. Moore. of Norwalk. The
district deputy was accompanied by a
delegation of members of the Norwalk
lodge. Following the meeting a recep-
tion. which proved to be very enjoyable,
was held.
--The purest coffee at Lane’s restaurant.
At the rehearsal of Living Whist, last
night. Professor Nowell appointed the
four players and the Jack of Clubs,
(3. W. Bodwell). to take charge of the
receipts on the night of the hospital
benefit. Ira Hoyt will be the Joker, and
Misses Emily Jennings and Maud
Wheeler and Arthur Russell are the
players selected thus far.
—-Another case of men’s baibriggan
underchirts. 500 quality. at 290 each. tc~
marrow at the Boston store. Norwalk.
The prayer service at the First Hotho-
dlst church. last night. was well attend-
ed. and Rev. A. 8. Ravanagh gave an in,-
tsresting address. The matings will he
held each Thursday during the coming
months and an earnest endeavor made to
keep them up to the former standing.
The song canines are very interesting.
Ml A
The pastor of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church announce that. as
next Sunday is Children’s Day. his morn-
ing sermon
children. children of the .1 church.
and all belong to no church. are
therefore invited to come next Sunday to
the morning service. Children will be
baptised at this service. just before the
sermon.
-—ch your brown Idsrhys at O‘Brisn'a.
Alargedclsgaticn from Union Lodge.
lrcaandAcceptchascnsmtBtamford.
camatoNcrwaih last nighttc visit St.
John’s Iodgsaad confer the first degree
npmanorahcnsc and D.w.ltsy
mend. Abanqnctwssssrvsdaftsrths
work. and the Stamford delegations-
—A $2 silk umbrella for ti 25, at M. S. ’
Sons of St. George. of Stamford. were
ill be especially for the V
Preston‘s California Flakes. Specially
prepared as a summer and health food.
DARIEN AND NOROI‘ON.
The employees of the railroad today
finished the cesspool and connected the
depot therewith. Next week Station
Agent Hoyt expects to take possession
of the east-bouudmtailon. which will, as
before,.be the main one. and the tale-l
graph oilice. with bliss Ryan in charge,
will be moved to that depot.
The bridge on the division line be-
tween the towua of Darien and Stamford
is to be taken up under the direction of
Selectman Hockey. and the timbers.
which have rotted badly.ara to be re-
placed hy new ones.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fitch and
daughter. of Brooklyn, spent last Sunday
with Mr. Fitch’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. S. Fitch. They have engaged apart-
ments hers and will soon be in town for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henderson, who
York city. have taken possession of their
'fornwr home in J. D. Boyt‘s house. cor-
ner ‘df Leroy avenue and Sedgwick
avenue. ‘
Samuel Grumman. of tha;flrm of
Mather a Grumman. was taken sick
whileut work in the grocery store. yes:
terdsy morning and was obliged to go
home.
Nathaniel Ransom. aged seventy-one
years. died at Fitch‘s Soldiera' Home,
yesterday. Undertaker James Birchard
took the remains to Naw London for
burial.
A meeting of the citizens will he held
in the Town Hall. Monday night. at‘
which time the firs committee will sub»
suit a report.
A handsome new awning was placed
in front of F. V. Cantrell’s grocery store
in Austin's blocs. yesterday.
Andrew Nash. of Noroton. operator in
the signal tower at Glsubrock. is sericun
ly sick with pienrhy.
Miss Minnie Rutcr. of Brooklyn. isa
guest at Nice I. J. Davis’ Blmwood,
school.
In. LniuCoon.ofBrooklyn.hsshscn
the guest of lbs Balm Sandald. '
V Innarryfilndlcyhssvpurohssed-a
have been spending the winter in New I.
tub“
ILL LHEAH Lilli,
True Fruit Flavors,
Five. Cams 3 Glass.
Try It!
We have taken the
agency for “LIEBIG’S
PU BE MALT EX-
TRACT,” the Best Ton~
lo and Strength Giver
.Made. Single Bottles,
25 cents: 32,15 per dozen.
W
Pleisted’s
Beninn
Cream
«6
OURES Tan,
Sunburn and
Freckles.
“wt-rm
No. All Washington Street.
. H PLLISL‘HH ,_.
R LLHL‘ LL
FIXINLS
Black Flannel and Cheviot Suits, $6.00.
Blue Serge Suits. 08 50,t12.00 and 815. 00.
Black Diagonal and Cheviot Suits, from $10.00 up. 801d lob
' them last year at 012.00 and t18.00.
Black Alapacas, from $1.00 up.
STRAW HATS.
We buy them by the case. You know what that means, 25o to an.
The newest patterns in
mum sums
we have ever had, from 49c to 82. 00.
We have the credit of having the best line of
Hill MBAPS
for men. boys and children in town.
llllfili PANTS.
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80. NORWALK.
MABONIC BUILDING.
uonwsmr. V
in ’t a good thing to find out about your Straw
and Hay, especially while prices are up. You want '
to get all you can out of them, and you want them
to keep and you don’t want to have to worry
about them.
I sell Hay and Straw That Are Dry ud ‘ ,
Sweet. or I tell you if once in a while! have. "
small lot that is not. ' 5
Good Clean HAY and Smw and Good Cum .; "
OATS that won ’t cicken your horses.
MANUELT. HATCH
. 15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay. Straw, Grain. Feed. Salt. etc.
Blilllllll UFFIGE. Sfliflllld' lliEllY "Alli. ,
We Sell The Very Best Beef in Towii
If you don’t think so. or in any way doubt our word. just give us) a call and! '
give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef, Veal. Lamb or Pork your
choicest inspection. Also we call your attention to our stock of Fish and we...
tables. in which we are out done by nobody in the town. Every article d had
obtained at our market is guaranteed. and if not satisfactory can be returned and ;r
your money refunded. We most respectfully solicit your trade. Bast Creamery.
Butter in prints. 25c. Fresh Country Eggs. every one warranted. ‘
PEOPLES, F. H.BRADBURY, MARKET. .,
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE?
AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR .,
. PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLARS.
Cotton Sweaters. it cant.
Fast Black Socks of the ildc quality, 2 pair for 95 «on
Clean Rolled Silk Umbrellas, Latest Style Handles, worth 08, 03.”.
01.“.
Alargevariatyof Negligea Shirts, Washable dalnshands, (nub BM
Ties. Band Bows. eta . etc.
Custom Hallo Suits, from .18 up. .
A call solicited. Open every evening until olo'ciock.
Davis, the Taiio
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Norwalk Chronicler