sagsgafltnt or Barry L Pintt and
Ma Watemsn. ME) oiNorwalk,
Stegelin has accepted a position
, I) Lawton d: 00.. grocers on
'lelltstreet.
you don't believe it come and see.
"Academy of Billiards."
' " City Hotel is being painted and
. ., and other noticeable improve-
his being made by Landlord James
mm P. C. * umbnry,iormer-
ly. South Norwailr. shot a ionr hun-
., ' pound beer in the Adirondack
lestweek.
“latent Baggage Master Cashew has
motioned to the night engine crew.
hill Miss Platt will take the vacancy
All the hereto-room-
onus Tribe. 1. o. n. n... will work the
mo degree tonight on several candi-
and the tichels toe the shore din-
nns 20th. will be distributed.
Mn: French, who tell from the
1' strsst bridge, Sunday afternoon.
unthishesd, was abletobeoutyer-
. Ittetnoon, and is getting along
., lb Florence Bradley, of Ann street
the lb Julia S. Burnham. oi larahall
have received new bicycles, the
a Columbia, and the latter a
‘ George H. Quintard has been elected a
. delegate from the Norwslk Congregs-
i'. time! T. P. 8. C. E. to attend the inter-
' notionainonvention of the order in Bos-
first. next month. A
The marriage oi Miss J ulle Godfrey.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David E. God~
Myth Frank Flewellen, will take place
or bride's home on Main street. Nor-
- walk, Wednesday night.
The meeting at the Hat Finishers” eeso«
elation, which was to have been held
g Wednesday night in Arion Hall, will be
” Wand with this month, as there is no
, special business to transact.
~Register your bicycle with A. D.
Ferris. in the Wheslmen’s Protective Co.
The Boughton place on Elizabeth
sheet will be sold by public sue:
tionstt o'clock next Saturday after-
lnon. The lot h40si25 and the house
. contains fourteen rooms.
Unces Tribe, 1 0. R. m, has decided
. to have its snnual shoreidinner at Dorian
Reins. Thursday. June 20th. A number
at vidtlng Indians from Danbnry and
., nth! pieces will be present. Specie
, teallsy cars will convey them to the
‘Mh
The ulnmary of The Commercial
the current week shows nine
uIll setsxseb in Norwslk and mortga-
, “We; 04,000. For the corres-
pudingwaek last year the number oi
.* was three end the mortgages
. “.175.
“a
’Erldgspert psrtles. says the Dsnhnry
less. are snxiom to arrange ior a
' culture exhibition to a finish
Billy leasyth, of Dsnbnry, and
best loiilrr. oi Bridgeport. both at
Wmohvareaponentsoiths art at
Wissdssndopper cuts.
“Consolidatsdrosdhss just issued
hm booksntitlsd “Among the
and Utchdeld Hills." It is
printed on line paper wd
bunnsrfltbcovsrdesignincolors. It
atbhissacsswpuonwsllthspolnuot
m in the sections covered hythe
I
Justus Beach is now open (or
my 1"“. m V
, Grounds. Jul: at. Tillmabsathrseeom-r
ponies first have signified their intention
. «attending.
«Bicycle races. Fair Ground» Soul‘-
at). 85c. .
' The majority oi those who rode at
' Bridgep vrt‘. Saturday, are eoteuddn the
Alphs’s races at the Fair Grounds. next
Saturday afternoon. The Alphas will
have in thenelghborhood oi sixty track
entries andabout the same number for
the reed race in the morning.
At the meeting oi the Water Com-
missioners oi the city oi South Norwalk,
last night, it was decided to visit the
reservoirs next Saturday afternoon. in
company with the mayor and Board of
Councilmen. Engineer W. B. Rider is
expected hcms‘ irons Oneida at that
time, and will probably accompany the
party. The object oi the visit 5 to de-
viseaome means of purifying the water.
s—Cool and pleasant—the "Academy
of Billiards," Emmet. building.
Linen and cotton gowns for summer
haves specially inviting sound in the
ear of the heated and wearied woman of
the period. A variety of these will be
shownin the issues of Harper’s Bszar
for early June. There will also benea-
sids, yachting, mountain, golf. and ten-
nis costumes, with some elegant recep-
tion and visiting toilettee from the Slai-
son Worth, Perle.
Next Saturday the Welcomes will meet
the South Norwnlks on the Woodlot
grounds and a good game is expected.
The visitors will have as their battery the
Dunieavy brothers. who are widely
known in baseball circles. The team is a
good one, having met with but one de~
feat this season. They guarantee to put
up a good game, and it it is not satisfac-
tory they will not ask their expense——
Ansonia Sentinel.
Herbert and Edward Stearns, of
Brooklyn, who were guests of G. A.
.Grsgory and brothers. of Norwalk. last
spring, have ridden overl3000 miles in
touring. Recently, while riding four-
teen miles out of Springfield, Herbert
broke his chain and his brother fastened
a rope to the disabled machine and tow-
ed it and the rider into the city in one
hour, which is remarkably good riding
under the circumstances.
—'l‘rousers, made to order. 34 50 to $6,
iormer price, $6 to 38. City Hotel block;
William H. Sworder
tinny oi the villagers oi Southport are
protesting against the regular invasion
of the large crowds from Bridgeport
which every trolley car pours into that
town on Sunday. They' say thesireete
are tilled with idle strollers, who do not
pay proper attention to the Sabbath, and '
they clsim the nuisance is getting on-
bearable. They think if the selling oi
ice cream on Sunday wes'stopped this
would greatly lessen the crowds
from wicked Bridgeport.
The an uni convention of the Connec-
oi the Protestant Episcopal
church lei progress in St. Paul'schurch.
New H‘v ,todav. Bishop John Wil-
llamspr ding. Holy communion was
at 9:30 a. m.. alter which
the err on was preached. The regular
business followed the devotional services.
The persenneloi the convention is but
little didarent than last year. Death.
the only cause usually for a change of
either clergy or lay delegates. has dealt
kindly with the diocese during the past
year. The convention consists of about
250 members and will probably be in
session two days.
'L-Evsrything strictly new at the
"Academy, of Billiards." Blilt‘l'iitlh block.
H. J. Lewis. Stratiord, the well-
known oyster debtor, has formed a com-
pany with the capitalisation at $100,000.
tor the purpose at planting and cultivat-
ing oysters within the waters oi Long
island Sound. The company is located
in Strstlortl. It is divided into 4.000
shares, at the par value oi set per share.
The stock is at present divided as ici-
lows: Henry J. Lewis. 0.008 shares;
Iary8.:i.ewis. ten shares. and A. H.
Lewis and Jana Herring. one share
each. Stiles Judson, In. is the attorney
ice titscornpsny. In. Lewis. one at
the stockholders; was iermsrly Illss lay
Siriussrml’houth Norwslk.s shtsr oi
Ira. I. D. Lawton, oi Elmwood avenue.
Asststedin'l’nn Sumac, yesterday.
thsSeprsmsOeurthasionndnoerrcria
thsosuotaestoavthslterwgk'i'rsin-
way eonpsnyflndgs Baldwin itritlag
thsoplnlnn. Thaddendaatelsltasdthat
i
' .
u 0-!
9.50. ' ‘
F n LAWTON a. co.
South Main Street.
a
Found at
MMW Harlot ofltlnth-s
tintesofhigbnrlesasndeombinstiessl Wearssslllns
atthssamsoldprtoes. Yunnan trsvslths countryman andycu will not find: a market
thatwiilhsstuslnqnslltyorortes. Ourlmbwnsmshewsthatwsnoann worst.
' ThisweakwswlilsailthoeeamsllSnurOsrsdfisms iotltflepsrihn ersryonswarn-
ranted:8honldsrtcperlb.:aresn Bloodshtonsrlbamamroosnsdto order. tic per quart.
Thhieths only market in the town.
runs sen sooner ntuvnnv. ’
FRANK S. AYERS,
nominal! or THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'e annex.
WASEIKGTCH STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
JACKSON ’8 PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST If!“ All! "lull.
Onealmistogivs satisfaction tannin-trons.
nnd to furnish them with the finest productions“ the rnoroonarnro JET.
. LARGE OOLLMION 0" 03mm STUDIES.
E. m... Jackson.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
EDWARD
Photographer.
‘8 Wall street. Norwslh. Conn.
eraser
Every lady wants a belt this season. and of course it is creating a scarcity.
We have anticipated it, end have laid in from time to time, the choicest styles to be
found, at prices very much less than interior goods are selling for today. We also '-
hsve a large assortment oi silh beltings, colon and blnch. all widths.
Mosquito nets have been advanced by the manufacturers.
them to you at the old prices.
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.
This {line includes a good
stock of white lawn and cambric shirt waists.
EDWARD
NO ii GAZETTE BUILDINQ
STREET,
NORWALK.
OVERSTOCK-ED.
toms Say we are “lucly. "
toms! Say we are “Pluciy "
CERTAIN IT 18, WE HAVE BICYCLES FOR DELIVERY.
Some Rare Cash Bargains. S:-e our Stock.
2, Elizabeth Street.
lust haunt the tamer.
FOX CYCLE ' CO‘MPAN 1’.
Routing. Repairing. Sundries.
suotn Shilllliiuil. «mill
OCUPIES exertion of E. Gnsowslri‘s store.
corner oi allend Water streets. Nor—
walk. | all and see the latest styles in spring
hat». cane. em. dill
.. .E _.__,..._5
Mr. William it... llumlston
Organist and Director South Norwalk
Congregational church.
Piano.0r n't. Harm m . 2) Review we
r Y :2 3m
KA-TO N-K A.
The Great Indian Blood Medicine
Manufactured by the Oregon Iniilsn
Mediclnei' n. that was advertised and
sold at the None-lit 0 in House last
winter. can now be h oi their agents
iorrNorwellt and vicinity. at
Better & H yatt’s.
No. 29 and m Pannnny street. ill 1w
srorrnn, rue Titus.
A Bun that sands Sen-tor l'srrls as Pals
as the Moon.
The power of a senator‘s whistle is
great at times. This peculiar whistle is
the property oi Senator Johnson. at New
Haven. lie and Senator Ferris. of Nor-
wslk, were briskly walking down the
park from th'ewflspltol, Thursday after-
noon. to catch the 3:50 train ior New
Haven. They thought they had time
enough toget there but weren't tsklng
any chances on missing it. When they
were within 100 feet or so 0! the depot.
Senator Ferris pulled out his watch and
saw it was time tor the train to start.
The two senators looked up at the stat-
ion and were annoyed to see the locomo~
tive slowly moving away treat the depot.
To miss that train meant a weary wait of
one hour and 05 minutes.
Senator Johnson thought of his
whistle. ins waited until the engine had
passed over the Asylum street bridge so
he could catch the eyes and the ears oi
themsnin tbeceb. Thenhe curled the
little linger oi his leit head into a sort oi
ring. put it to his mouth and blew. That
whistle could have been heard in Berlin.
it was like the short, sharp shriek or
screen: that comes when a midnight
trsgsdyh on the boards oi a Bowery
theater. But it got there just the same.
and landed up against the typsnurn oi
the firemen on that locomotive. Es
loobadsnd saw the two senators Insh-
ingawild rush torthe train from A”.
lumetrsst. Thetrsln stopped, and all
ostothrsath the two Stats dlgnltsrla
dashsdepihsstslrsaadjnmpsd aboard
threw. The run made Senator Ferris
sspsisastlrensson. ltnrsds the itew
Haven mentor outlaw-ii" Haven mg.
bid.
transducers-rears».
“omniscient We will
flatware-smudge. lens of
remnant-ammo.
Way [lawn in‘ Price.
r
N. N. PLNISTNN,
HRNGGIST.
~————-———-:—: ~——~-—-—
INN NNNlN SNNl,
Fill ENNIS ll [HESS
We have taken the
agency for "LiEBIG'S
PU RE MALT EX-
TRACT," the Best Ton-
ic and Strength Giver
Mode.
25 cents; $2.15 per dozen.
Single Bottles,
.. ,
Plaisted’e
Benzoin
Crestm
CURES Tan,
Sunburn and
Freckles.
winner Seer
“when? ~
l. H; : PiNilll,
FIXINNS.
w well.
Black Flannel and Cheviot Suits, 86. 00.
Blue Serge Suite, t8 50, 012. 00 and 815. 00. ' .
Block Diagonal and Cheviot Suits, from $10.00 up. Sold was It;
them last year at 812.00 and 013.00. ‘ "
Unlined Serge Coats and Vests, Blues, Blocks and Grays.
Block Alopscns, from $1.00 up.
STHAW HATS.
We buy them by the case. You know what that means, 280 to ‘
. The newest patterns in '
NEllllliEE SHIRTS
we have ever had, from 49c to $2.00.
We have the credit of having the best line of
HATS Alill SAPS
for men, boys and children in town.
lllllill PANTS.
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here. 5’
SNMSTTSN BANS,
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80. NORWALK. ’
MASONIC BUILDING,
NORWALK.
_‘
' ‘1‘: A Little Wet
_, isn’t a good thing to find out about your Sirlw
and Hay, especially while prices are up. You want
to get all you can out oi 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 and
Sweet. or I tell you it once in n' whilelharel
small lot that is not.
Good Clean HAY and STRAW and Good Cum
One that won‘t sicker: your horses.
MANUEL T. HATCH, ;
g 15 MARSHALL STREET.
fThe Leading Grain Dealer.
Hay. Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt. etc.
lBliAlll'lli 0FHOE. SDEIAIS' llVElil STAB“.
We Sell The Very Best Beet in low».
It you don‘t think so, or in any way doubt our word, just giveus a call Ind
give our stock oi the very best City Dressed Beef, Veal. Lamb or Pork your ‘
choicest inspection. Also wenall your attention to our stock 0! Fish and Vqs ‘
tables. in which we are out done by nobody in the town. Every article 1 teed
obtained at our market is guaranteed. and it not satisfactory can be returned and,
your money reiunded. We meet respectfully solicit your trade. Beet Creamery
Better in prints, 250. Fresh Country Eggs. every one warranted.
""l
PENPLES’ F H mm... MARKET.
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
sun runnser ssvn voun
PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLL ABS.
Cotton Sweaters. 19 mots.
Fast Black Socks oi the 250 quality, 2 pair for 95 «an.
Close RolledSllk Umbrellas. LatestStyle Handles. worth 09.0950.
01.“.
Alargevarietyot Negligee Shirts. Washable don-hands. Club HM
Ties. Band Bows. etc. etc.
calm lads Suits, from us up;
A cell solicited. Open every evening until olo’clock.»
Davis, the Tailo
DOW
thHIEB. HlilEll and rurrlsuil ?
Norwalk Chronicler