m ”MM. u
Mumbmodstonsamnm-
, 'mm m u ‘u‘
g newest-Imps“ m
not meeting 0! the Middle
Ills River school district will be
andRiichard Erwin, oi East Nor-
mmm Norwalh “Edgar“. 8904.,
“‘ .roomson Washington street, this i
Catererl".A. Lane, whoissccn tove-
delicious ice cream.
ing in New Haven, Saturday, to decide
on, the? opening of the liasonlc Home in
Mustard. The plans for the dedica-
~0oflee with «cant, be cup, at Lane’s.
Rev. Otto Apitz, pastor of the German
harmyet he has become. so attached to
South Nor-walk and its residents that he
islosth to leave.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
cmnpaoy’s cities on South Main street
tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock, to con-
siderths advisability of increasing the
, capital stock one thousand shares, and to
- tahofnrthermction on the extension oi
the line to Darieu.
‘ Thecommissiou appointed by Governor
Come to examine alleged insane con-
victs at the state prison, have found nine
men insane and they were yesterday
, tramfcrred to the Connecticut Hospital
‘ I, for the Insane at Middletown. The same
‘ commission examined Joseph Romeni,
Thomas Quigley and Charles Clark, three
convicts at the Middletown asylum, and
sapcrtedthat they hed recovered their
mean. Governor Collin has ordered
then transferred back to the state prison.
Thccutting down and grading of the
hill on West street, near the Elm Grove
store. brought the city 'water pipes near-
ly to the surface, and yesterday, under
the direction oi hi. hi. Norton, they were
lowered several ieet to prevent accidents.
A number of fire hydrants and shut oils
on the street are also to be lowered ,and
" changed. The water commissioners
have extended the pipes on South Main
street to the Norwalk Tramway com
pany’s new power house.
~For Job Printing, go to Gardner.
corner Wall and Water streets.
Some days ago Tue SENTINEL told of
the intention of the state prison directors
to gmpioy some of the prisoners in the
‘ nanuiacturc oi shirts. The directors
annoum that it is proposed to so em-
‘ ploy iifty or more of the prisoners and
‘ notice h given that all persons who may
‘ddratobeheardas to theeflect oieuch
3 employment upon the interests of the
m upon the moral and physical coudl
lionoitheprisooars and upon free labor
. ‘ aramqnmtsd to notify the warden of the
1pm“ orbefore Juiy it.
In the fourteen-mile road race at
Weatport, Iionday, Kestlng and Stesrns
hlnciss carried all most of the honors.
‘flmas Walsh, on a twenty pound
Mg. won ilrst place and fourth
MKS. Wehrle, on a twenty-one-
" Bistros, took second time and
" place; H.H..Iseopold.ou aStsarns
. captured third time and icnrth
, diaries B.Youog,on a twenty-
5 _ ‘ Bistros, won iiith time and illth
w ThsStssros and Ksating were
my “in it," as usual.
(arm Street lethodist Episcopal
f oi Brooklyn, was represented at
Mt. yesterday. by twelve hun-
"‘ people. Rev. 0thol'.Bsrtholow
Wei thaohurch,aod many liar-
gpsoplswenttcthel’ointtossshlm
“hilly. Thesauusioolsts were
with” mull oi the Point.
majored a ride on the trolley
is in another column, is an expert oculist
and is spoken of very highly by those
whom he has treated.
"door is the W» of the benefit oi the at. P.church,st Silver-
‘W 9 W mine, was a grand success, and the com--
mittee decided to repeat it,tonight.
in as school house tonisht “ 3 thepropsrtyowued by George H. Water-
bury.» Cobble Bill,wiilhebeld in the
m TOW-Pl! companysofioc Norwalk Probate Court, Friday alter-
m Roiuthasbeeu openedfor the “0°”-
................ ............, .... trauma or In: New YORK MARKET-
DONOVAN! BWCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOEWALK.
J AOKSON’S ‘PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATIS'I'S‘I'M AID Illfllfl. Oil! hill is togive sattsiwuoa to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the linest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) “'1'.
LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
.1, at lbs. Smith’s.
to of Honor. will live a sociable It Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6 o’clock,
m leathers arerequested tofur- -who will spend the summer at “The
fish cake and invite friends. Follcy."
m the depot. yesterday alternoou due here at 1:40‘ was on tire yesterday
m all the ”ploy“. “on, the atternoonand severslminuteswere spent
Motflocluding ",0” 0g “,9 Adams Ea- in South Norwalk trying to extinguish
company and the baggage-room, “'9 ”“9-
, Lizzie H.,driven by C. E Swan, and
‘. . '1‘ an di bW.S. k
‘ Th. odious °t the W Masonic “hardest t’he igtrotzin race grime:
i Connecticut will hold a meet- 8
”9° wood, yesterday. Neither horse secured
ii“, will .1” be. decided upon at the 0. Disbrowonthe 5th. To say that Itlr.
Disbrow isa happy man does not hall
express the pleasure he evinces over this
notable event in his family.
IMWW'BW! gym be held in the (deceased) Bridgeport. Increase,Jchu L.
‘ prayer ting at the chapel of the Nor-
lirawslhcrwaodsrsdiutoths m
‘ N0 év‘
‘ Concord Dlvhlon.SoasciTempsrance, No. 3. .. us
new 6.....6 doom. will ”buds literary and musical enter:
:.‘ . ‘ , ~ talc-meet and strawberry Mtvsllnthtir
ball. lions 81.
Dr, C l". Bughesmhose advertisement
A bearing upon an application to sell
lira. C. A Harris-om will gives tea.
nhonor oi lire. Sarah B Townsend,
The jacket on the engine of the train
Connecticut pension-Additional, Burr
W Cosier. Newton Heights. Restora-
tion and additional, Marcus D. Smith,
Weston, Nor-talk. Original widow,
Charlotte Smith, Bridgeport.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
oi 'the Norwalk Congregational church,
will meet in the chapel Friday aiternoon,
at 3:80 o’clock. Subject, "What are
Some Kind Things we Might do to Help
Others." Theodore Wilson will lead the
meeting.
—The purest coffee at Lane’s restaurant.
Sealed proposals for carrying the Uni.
ted States mails. on messenger route No
206,107, between the post-onion at South
Nor-walk and the new depots 'oi the Con-
eolidated railroad, each way as often as
required, will be received by Postmas-
ter Benedict until J uly let.
The Adelphi Concert company, of Nor-
walk, will sing in the Wilton Congrega-
tional church, next Tuesday night, under
the auspices oi the Young People's Son
ciety at Christian Endeavor oi the
church. The singers have an excellent
record. They have given several pleas-
ing entertainments in this town.
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor will take charge of the
ow . ugregationsl church, to-morrow
night. The subject is "What is Real
Sabbath Keeping? What was Christ’s
Teachings? What Bis Practice? How
far Should Modern Conditions Modify
These?"
—-Bathiug suits, caps and shoes at very
low prices, at Ii. 8. Smith’s.
PstrlckFitzpstrict was arrested lnSouth
Norwalk, last night, ior intoxication.
Before Judge Frost, in the Town‘ Court,
this morning. he pleaded guilty, but sen-
tence was suspended to enable him to
go to the Soldiers' Home at Noroton, for
which he had an application blank, to
try and get admitted there. lousy was
given him to pay his fare on thetrain.
The County Commissioners say it will
notbeneceessry tolsy a special tax to
make up for the deficiency of 09, 000, due
to the cutting down oi the grand lists by
the State Equaliastiou Board. They
have an arrangement with a Norwalk
bankby which. when the funds are out,
money is advanced as the used oi the
county may require. Should there be a
shortage it can hemsds up bynsxt year’s
tax.
Apubllc bearing upon the plans and
application oi the Norwals Street Bail-
wey company tcsxteod its track down
South this street. through lions-cs and
Statestrsststo thensw stations oi the
Consolidated road. and at the licrwalk
Tramwayeomoaoy to lay rails through
Ionroa street to the stations. will be
hsldatths Council room on flsvilsnd
mm, June 17. at 8 o’cloch.‘l'hs
ass new on tile in
No 4' 6‘ u H
F. D LAwTON & Co.
.22 South Main Street.
Price last season,
i use:
thatwill beat us in quality or price. Our inorsadncbnsinese shows that we no ant. ws ear.
I" Tnlsweek we willsellthcssamalisugsrCursd‘ilsms iorltl-Icperlba everyonewas-
ranted, Shoulder to per lb. Green Bluefish, to per 1b.. Clams opened to order. tic per quart.
Thisisthconlymarketinthatcwn.
FREE AND PROXPT DEhIVEEY.
FRANK S.
* E. m. Jackson.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
EDWARD
Mosquito nets have been advanced
them to you at the old prices.
Have received another case of the
124} Not over four to a customer.
‘ EDWARD
’ N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
b
eam.cwM.Wuutul Think Gill-13M
T be Found at Last tlmrsoihialsnricsaandccmblnstionsl We are ssllina
haatraw rryieatival 3"?” f" m atthasemsoldprioss. Youcsn travelms ccnutrymer andyou will not tied: a market
Every lady wants a belt this season, and oi course it is creating a scarcity.
. We have anticipated it, and have laid in from time to time, the choicest styles to he
apiece. .__.__.. found, at prices very much less than inferior goods are selling for today. We also
A son was born to Mg, and Mn, John have a large assortment oi silk beltings, colors and black, all widths.
New and choice shirt waists opened today. This iline includes a good
invitaiions ire 0‘“ “if the marriage 0! stock oi white lawn and cambric shirt waists.
3mm church on North “fl” street, Edward Williams and Miss Annie Hart-
”received ' “'1 to 3° ‘0 Pennsylvania well, which will take place at the real-
"J'M' The “I”, i‘ "00 ‘ V?“ deuce oi John Grant on North avenue,
Iltnnwhat larger-Sim his. Apitz receives Tuesday, June 25’ st 8 P- m
AYERS,
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Cons.
STREET
by the manufacturers. We will sell
famous ribbed vests at be apiece, worth
STREET,
- - NORWA‘LK.
some Say we are “luctyfl
CERTAIN IT 18, WE BANE
2 Elizabeth Street.
Renting. Repairing. Sundries.
OVERST
Some Rare Cash Bargains. See our Stock.
FOX CYCLE COMPANY.
00 K E D.
Some say we are “Plenty."
BICYCLES FOR DELIVERY.
Just ltdund the Comet.
‘- ._ - Way Down it Price.
Siliilill SHEHWUUD. HillEIl,
OCCUPIES a portion of E. Gnsowskl's store.
corner oi Wall and Water streets. Nor—
walk. ( all and see the latest styles in spring
hats. s-ens airs.
lit. William llsnry liumlston
Organist and Director South Norwalk
Congregational church.
Plano. Organ. Harmony. "l Bnyvlew are
1:! Rm
Fm
KA-TON-K A.
The Great Indian Blood Medicine
Manufactured by the Oregon Indian
Medlclueilo, that was advertised anti
sold at the Norwalh Npara House last
winter. can now be h of their agents
for Norwalk and vicinity. at
Betta &. Hyatt’s.
No. Eli and lil Cannon street. ill lw
WESTON.
lira. C. P. Goa, oi Btidgeport, has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Matthew
Bulhley. Mrs. Cos will go to Newtown,
this week, where she is to spend the
summer at Dicks’ Hotel.
The funeral oi Charles Sutton was held
last Saturday from his late residence.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton conducted the
services, assisted by Rev. C. E. Pease
and Rev. William Cogswell.
tits. Martin Rowland has visited
Bridgeport friends.
George Godfrey has leit town, to the
regret oi his many friends here. He has
taken a position in Bridgeport.
Miss Ifsbel Beers, oi South Sorwslk,
has been the guest oi tiles ids Coley.
lira. Alice Kirk, of Wilton. has spent
a few days with Ire. G. A. Sturgcs.
Frank Morehouss has been ill for sev-
eral days, but is improving.
The Norlleld Y. S. P. C. E. prayer
meeting will Why tilts Edna Bradley,
next Sunday "suing.
Five children were baptised. at the
Children'sty exercises at the Congrega-
tiow church, last Sunday.
Kr. and Imam. E. Smith, oszy moor
Place, South liorwalh. have spent a few
days with Weston friends.
flies Ifinnie William has visited
frisudsia Valley Forge.
The Willing Workers gave an enter-
tainment, last Friday svsning,ln the par
lore of Emmanuel church.
Annmbsrotirisads helped tiles Jss~
her birthday. last Saturday evening
Ocisyesmstsrytotbeismilyoftbs lets
mean.
“Walkaway
.I. Kelloggcslsbrsts the anniversaryoi Freckles,
Ammsnthssbssn erected in the
R. H. 'PLAIS'I'ED.
DRUGGIST.
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IIIE EBEAM Sill.
True Fruit Flavors,
Try It!
We have taken the
agency for “LIEBIG’S
PU RE MALT EX-
TRACT," the Best Ton-
ic and Strength Giver
Made. Single Bottles,
25 cents; $2.15 per dozen.
W
Pleisted’s
Benzoin
cream
CURES Tan, ,
Sunburn and .
SUMMER flLflTHlNi
Black Flannel and Cheviot Suits, $6.00.
Blue Serge Suits, t8 50, 012. 00 and $15.00.
Black Diagonal and Cheviot Suite, from $10.00 up. Sold lots
Unlined Serge Coats and Vests, Blues, Blacks and Greys.
Black Alapaces, iron: $1.00 up.
We buy them by the case. You know what that means, the to}!
thhmsamnt
We crept-spared for it with sgrcetvsriety
FIXINiS
them last year at 012.00 and 813.00.
.sme" “In. 4
The newest patterns' In
IIEIIIIIE s Ills
we have ever had, from 49c to 82.00.
We have thevcredit of having the best line of ,
HATS All tips , 4
ior men, boys and children in town.
Willi PANTS.
‘>
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.
h
ilMSlflBli Bills...
1‘ SOUTH MAIN 81‘. nasomc BUILDING, ~
80. NORWALK. ‘ nonwm--.»
A Little Wet
isn‘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 oi them, and you want them
to keep and you don’t want to have to worry
about them.
I sell flay and Straw That Are Dry and
Sweet, or i tell you if once in a whilelhaves
small lot that is not.
Good Clean HAY and S'rmw and Good ' CLEAR
Oars that won’t sicken your horses.
MANUEL 1'. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL- STREET. ,
The Leading Grain Dealer.-
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
““0" OFFIBE, SOLIIII' lliElii "II“.
We Sell The Very Best Best in Town.
if you don't think so, or in any way doubt our word, just givcus a cal M
give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef, Veal, Lamb or Posh your
choicest inspection. Also we call your attention toour stock at Fish and Y” ‘ . .
tables.lnwhlchweareoutdonebynobodyiu the town. Everyarticiadicol'D
obtained at our market is guaranteed. and if not satisfactory can be returned It! i
your money refunded. We meet respectfully solicit your trade. Bast Grain" {gi
Butter in prints, 250. Fresh Country Eggs, every one warranted. :
PEUPLES’ v- H. mm: Minn.
W _;
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
sun rescuer save yous
PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLARS.
4"
Cotton Sweaters, 10 man.
Fast Black Socks oi the 25s quality, 2 pair for Iii all.
Close WWI Umbrellas, “Style deil, worth “JEN.
now Oh“.
Alsrgsvsrletyof Negligee Shirts, Washable 4-:mhaods. Club Bears
Ties, Bend Bows, sic. , etc.
cm lads sun, from in up. (
Acall solicited. Open every evening until 9 o 'clock.
metmfimkfl PiliiSi'iiii
Norwalk Chronicler