3‘1.".’
imam.
h. d “shim M “and that
h m 3" mm Ill View
.Xn. Mary Martin In seriously ill at
her home in Elm street.
,‘.. .. .,
Mrs. John Ryan of ”Chilled street. is
seriously ill with p eaiuouia.
Leigh Whittaker has resigned as forc-
nutn at the Volt hat factory. ‘
Erpressman A. A. Martin. of Non
walk, has m-einga new truck.
‘ The cm of. Benton”. Duty is on
trial in the Superior Court. today.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hogan. of Fair-
view avenue. have a new baby girl.
The Images of Hitlieflrlhcml Heart. of
%' law's church. has over 1,000 mem-
rs.
Twentydlve wanyrer; were sheltered
in the tramp house at Norwalk last
night. ”'7’ m m
)ompany l" is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the Y. M. (‘. A. gymnasium
apparatus. _
George W. Raymond. of Norwallc.
id a visit to the Soldiers‘ Home at
omton. yesterday.
The case of State vs. William London.
for drunkenness, will dune up in the
Town Court. Thursday.
Mrs. (‘harles Franke. of Summer
street. has been called to New (‘anaau
by the sickness of her mother.
——Imperial Crown cigars are always
uniform and reliable.
The Ladies' Aid society. of the! Nor-
wallt llaptistchun‘b. will celebrate its
fiftieth :umivcrsaxy this evening.
The Jones & Hotrhluss company has
been awarded the contract for plumbing
(buticilman W. H. Smith's new house.
The NormanLil's-133ml. will go to
Bridgeport Thursday night to try and
win back the prize cap it recently lost.
Joseph W. Gorham. who lives in the
Athertou cottage Golden Hill strcct.
has purchased a house in Keyser ave-
nue; East Norwalk.
Miss Hattie Malkiu. of Main street.
Norwalk, entertained the Willing Work-
ers' circle of the Norwalk Metlnidist
church, last night.
The damage to the City of Norwalk
has been repaired and the propeller is
now making regular-trips between Nor-
walk and New york. .-
Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Amer-
too, will hold its quarterly meeting in
the headquarters in Swertz dc Corbett-'s
block in Washington street. Tuesday
night.
The funeral of Mrs. Abby Davis was
held from her home in Water street.
Norwalk yesterday- at'ternoou. Rev.
A: n. wSuo officiated. The burial was
in Norwalk-cemetery.
Members of Division No. 1. Ancient.
Order of Hiberniaus. Norwulk, and the
Daughters of Erin, will recidve com—
munion in a body, at St. Mary's church.
next Sunday morning. '
—Look at Luther M.Wright's :ulvertisc-
meat, $10,000 worth of‘wagons, sleighs‘
and herse goods that must be sold.
0 uncilman' Tristram called ()filcer
Hargrmms attention to two, men who
Were acting in a suspicious manner in
West Avenue last night. The officer
watched the men until they went about.
their business. ‘
Albin Neukirchner has roccivml a
letter from Ferdinand. Moehriug; dated
Termite, ltuly,.an(l.stating that the.
steamship “Minneapolis" is on dry dock,
being overhauled. He writes that he is
Well, and likes Italy Very much.
In connection with the Masonic Home
at {Wallingford the boardof managers of'
the Masonic Charity finndatiou propose
in the immediate future to build a model
hospital for the accommodation of the
inmates of the institution while sick.
éMajor cigar has no equal for 54*
~ Unless boys stop making a practice of
walking on the Consolidated railroad
track and climbing on the iron bridge
over Washington street, someone Will
be killed. The boys" parents should see
that they keep away from this‘danger.
~ Granville Knapp was backing Hunt &
Zeluff’s delivery wagon in 'Washingtou
street, Saturday night, when Harry
Millerglriver for the Old Well Laundry.
conic. ,up behind 'Kuapp‘s turnout and
collided with it, removing a wheel from
the laundry wagon...’ ‘ -
".ITlie' question "of fiadmitting “women
delegates to the comi g General Confer-
ence of the Methodist church to be. held
atmeveland. 0., next summer. willbe
vigomullrdiscussed at the meeting of
the New York East conference which
begll'lbits sessions in New Haven, next
week. ”__
After the selection of Rev. H. Eisner-
man as the archdeacon of Fairfield
county by the Fairfield County Anth-
doacwr‘yfiev. Mr.Goldsboroug,b,of Mon-
roe, and Rev. Mr. Sherman. of Bridge-
port. with E. Livingston Wells and Mor-
ris W. Seymour, were chosen a com-
mittee 'to draft suitable resolutions on
the death of Dr. Tatlock.
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x
’I i
re.
powder made and I. have
cooking
o
..'t
a 'i'
"'. lbs: 5. T. Roan,
m Luna. £630". a. will mat
the third deem tonight. '
Ilia Alice Bunch. of Washington
street. hammered from the maules.
Louise Lodge‘will inset tonight and
Humboldt bulge will meet tmnorrow
night. '
The Daughters of Erin will inset to-
morrow night in the Knights of (Salem.
bus Hall. ___
Charles Tanner has moved from Bol-
dea avenue to unites over the American
House. in Main street.
riouth Norwalk Lodge. Knights of
Hour». will meet in Red Men's llall.
Washington street, tonight.
Members of ttotupauics l) and I" Went
tollanbury last night and attended a
military ball given by Company U.
Ferris Post, (i. A. lt.. of New Canaan.
will entertain the members of Banking
ham Post, U. A. 3., tomorrow night.
8. 1“. Gardiner has given George Tull-
er the contract to build a carriage house
on the Barnum plum in North avenue.
st. John‘s Lodged—fr. and A. M.
will holdaspocinl meeting tonight to
work the second degree on two candi-
dates.
James H. Lane. aged thirty~five years.
died at his home in Stamford yesterday.
The. dweasml was a son of Daniel Lane.
of Norwalk.
Some. of the employees of the Nor-
walk Straw works enjoyed a ride to ,
Stamford. last night. Supper was
served at the (Brand Union Hotel.
A horse owned by Butcher William
Wardwell ran away in Wall street this
morning. it was captured by Jesse
Britto near Martin Kellogg‘s residence.
Dr. l’ardec will give a lecture at the
People’s Institute in the South Norwalk
(‘ongregatioual church tonight. and Miss
Eva Collins will render selections on the
banjo.
——-l’eoplc who have subscrilwd to thc
li‘arland recital at lloyt's Theatre, April
sth, can havc their seats checked oilr at
Collins” restaurant. before the general
public.
Fred Rogers, the well-known Nor-
walk bicycle racer, can now ride a mile
on his home trainer in II seconds. The
trainer is stationary. with revolving
wheels. '
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Morgan. of West
street. will entertain the Ellis Musical
club next Monday night. A most suc-
cessf‘ulrchearsal was held last night at
the home of l). E. Disbrow.
Last night Hurry Camp. of Norwalk.
resigned as pnmident of the l’cquonnm'k
Social club. His resignation was ac-
cepted with regnet. The club will hold
asocial next Tuesday night.
A smoial business meeting of the .\'or-
walk I‘Ipworth League will be held to»
night for the purptiso of hearing and
acting upon the report of the committec
appointed to frame a new constitution
and pledges.
Henry 1’. Morgan. of the Norwullt
iron Works company. has returned
from Pennsylvania. While there he
wcnt down the Dubois and Adrian
mines, which were nearly ruined by
explosions this week.
The Norwalk Y. M. (‘. A. basket ball
team has cancelled its more with the
Ncw Rochelle team, which was to be
played here Friday night, on account of
the assimiatiou going out of existence.
Mrs. Mary Healy. who has been attlu-
Nor-walk hospital, suffering from a
paralytic stroke. was placed in the
:nubulaucc yesterday afternoon and re-
movod tothe home of her sister. Mrs.
l‘llleu Mcilratllat VVinnipauk.
William Bankér and family will smn
move from thc'r presentquartcrs ovcr
Scribuer‘s grocery store in Main street.
Norwalk. to the house recently vacated
by Harry Leobold, in (‘hcstnnt street.
Mr. Lcobold has rented muus over
’Batcs' grin-cry store, Main street.
A. (l. Meyers. the New Haven treat-li-
er observer. has been notified by otticiale
of the weather bureau that he is in line
of promotion and he. has been offered
the position of chief of the office at
Memphis, Tenn” but has declined the
honor. ”preferring to remain in New
Haven}
‘Mr. Weaver.‘ the member of the Min-
nie Lester company who was taken to
b‘t. John's hospital, Stamford. Saturday
night, where an operation was rurrform-
ed upon him for appendicitis by [)rs.
Hurlbutt and Piemm. is reported to be
in a favorable condition. and the opera-
tion will probably result successfully.
A meeting of the board of managers
of the Connecticut Society of the Sons of
the American Revolution was 'held in
New Haven. Monday after-non). Presi-
dent Trumbull. of Norwich. presiding.
Ten new members were elected. E. E.
Lord, who has in charge the placing of a
bronze tablet in the “war-odice.” of (lov-
eruor Trumbull at Lebanon, in June. re-
ported that it would be ready to unveil
on June 17. ‘
Sincethe Connecticut library law of
1893 was passed. twenty-six towns have
voted to establish and maintain free li-
braries. and have received fmm the
state. books equal in value to the sum
appropriated for library support the
first year up to $200. By the law of
1895 towns may receive every year the
value in books of their annual library
“ Pure and Sure.” ‘ .
eland‘s
BAKING Pownm
' “ lampoonvinced Cleveland's! is the purest baking
schools god for daily household use. n
appropriation up to $100.
adopted it exclusively in my ..
Principal I’Alladrdikia (Who! 5:100].
In “suit-simian.
d on of his. the as vene-
em . on a single out. in
the United that“. and the matey
of each a position attaches no little in
norm to the young wean who
holds it.
lies Watkins is stationed at Junction
City. on the Kansas division of the Us-
ion misc railway. a through line fem
Kansas City to Denver and its brush".
the Junction City and Fort [oar-w
branch. from Junction City totfonetmtia
and Belleville : the Holomoutlity branch
from Solomon City to Beloit. and the
Salina and southestern branch. from
Selina to McPherson.
Miss Watkins is one of the three
“shifts" working eight hours each. and
II on the sin-ondWrick.” as tho tints
between 4 o‘clock in the afternoon audI
midnight iscalled. She is in fall chum! i
l
I
I
t
\II~.\' uvnn \\' \l'Kle‘,
of the ofllcoduriug that time. Her duties
as dispatcher on a single track. differ"
materially from those of a double track I
dispatcher. as meeting points must MI
made for all trains going in opposite dil-
relations.
She is a Kentnckian by birth. Her fas- l
ther. who was a lawyer, died It years;
ago. leaving a wife and three daughters. I
of whom Miss Byrd is thccldest. She-its?
just past :33. and her progressin the lian
of Work she has chosen has been rapid I
Her first situation was that of «moronirI
for the Union Pacific at Deer Trail, i
Colo. From that place she went to To- I
pcka and was employed oy the some I
railroad there for four years, until (Ditto “
her, 181M, when she was promoted to I
Junction City as train dispatcher. I
Few Women have the clear head midi
steady nerve removed to fill such a posi—
tion. Miss Watkins is a nice looking
girl, with a tall. slender figure. and. has i
blue eyes umi light. brown hair. liter I
manner is plt'ufllllfl and refined. I
"When I first went into the (idiom/“I
she said. “the superintemlent unnoticed I
that I should be macomplishing a gratin:I ' I I
deal if I learned tube a train dispatcher Short, ShONOOd. "auefl
without. sWI-uring. I must muf‘css that I!
have more sympathy with men [our that .
score, but when I feel obliged to find: an .
outlet. for my feelings I just gr-t up auni‘w
Norw all k.
M Clothes
as Von light to for
the lone, you are
Paying ?
loo-r Spring tie»
for I.“
Are ted floodlit or"
'3
\NT
We In“! made a great stride forward
Iona“! ideal Clothing for Men, Boys
.14 Al Cliildfrn.
We have introduced
um unpmvcmrnts which raise our
:’ ed. beyond the ready made stan-
sisal.
Ilo Advance in Price
will be charged for the extra iaboraud
1.. “mining; but increased business is ex‘
aerated.
‘ loony of our new stock.
» union: «omit.
COMSTOCK
BROS.,
. M i'llfr‘r'llv at ' Iii tilts no ..
Masonite Will;
I '1 .uumx
(Umuuptn .e mwtifim
shelve. mwumr out Weill! mild Water M~..
Neath“ lhlilh. N Salli!
styles in flats. fibwitu.
Clothing, Furnishings.
Hatsfand Caps. . . . . . .
We solicit the most careful
Equal to
M SOUTH MAIN STREET,
So. Norwalk.
a of 3.2. fiawn‘fldb
new m the latest
5|th
walk round and round the ta' ' '. I! have?
had no accidents since I began—not: I
even a narrow escape. " |
Miss Watkins is said to be the youn» '
gest dispatcher on the road. The Smitth- I
west Railway Record publishes it pane I
graphcomplimentary tothe young lady.
am! an oflieial of the road is quotedas-
saying, “I would not give her up for.[
any man dispatcher on our systoun "'—
lx'ansau City Star.
i
Don't (Tu Slang. I
Bishop Potter's word at. the Vassar;
Alumina ussm‘lution, at its luncheon: re-
cently. deserves accentnatiotn lliiis mile
dealt with the aliases and claims of ou-rI
mother tongue. “Slang. ” said he. won mg.
other things, “isoneof the great:th dun» I
gets to which our tongue is stibjmstedi I
Just as a coin is debaued. so is ill lime I
gauge. and in this connection I: will sayI
that the dialect story. with allof its new I
derness and pathos, is of doubtful valid
ue. " He urged upon his hearers the new
ccssity to avoid the danger of’ \\‘llll‘.lll ho:
felt sure every Woman present waeeumrI
mines. ”that of giving vigor consumer-I
sion by the aid of slang." Hc- spoltetf
too. of tho'risky stimulant to the llRti‘tilfI
slang among young Women fromxthe' flitctI 0
that such words on their lips creatiewI z
. II I ' I ' p ‘1'! ‘ I ‘ I . .
laugh among men Bolietem . closedi ‘ llsc‘tmeilnxlilly unmanned. awn we. mw. 4
R.
H!
MILFHKD A.
(ill‘FlN.
M gr.
Beauty of Hebron Potatoes,
$l. per bbl. 350 Ibsl. loo pk.
v.0. LAwtou & co., 22 South Mainsuot.
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A GOOD JUDO‘E
oi meat i::u blessing to our household.
Nol«itl;.',‘lt~li‘1ll\~, no dry roasts. no rusty
pi-c-wl'u-d ltlI‘uls find their way to her
table. Sin- littslt‘olt‘tl every market in
the twin cities and has selected as for
prime round juicy steaks and chops Ind
everything in the marketing line always
nllllllllt'il lo-re.;onl the diti‘cn-nco in price
gives her a little extra pin Huntley. Rev
member shad is m the murkct and We
:tl'c selling the best at the invest price.
l"t‘cc delivery.
New York Market
FRANK s. AYERS,'Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
E WARD
‘é—"r‘sEE-Ft
Ladies. you will want from this time on to summer
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR!
Upon looking tlu'ough our st!
nck we find that We have :I
surplu<ofaccrtain kind. and propose you shall derive
the advantage of it. though it
fore on Saturday moruim.v ut
sale Ladies” Ribbed Vests. lll
. im-dittm weight. at
lilo upiccc.
incans a loss to us. Then--
S o‘clock We shall place on
:1!) fuck and lung sin-eyes.
(‘onu- early. We can
show you some pretty novelties in lace and ribbon for neck-
‘ \veur.
DIMITIES, LAWNS
Spccial! flu- casc 10-inch
terns. fine quality. 'l'llrl thc
ill‘t‘svn’. regular its: quality it
Another new stock rcccivcd this wool. oi‘
AND CAMBRICS!
Irish luvvn>.bcautiful put-
thing for shirt waists and
t lllc a yard.
EDWARD
.3 Gazette
Norwulk. - - - -
STREET,
Building.
I
Connecticut.
A ' I
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
t‘omblno the Latest Stylc and Finish
. flur llllll s to give satisfaction
toourpatrons.undieiurni~h them with the the finest productions of . I
lln‘ l’ltuluul‘dlillli' .-\rt. lslrul- I‘I-lii'l‘l
E. M. JACKSON,
UYel' 1". Melt!
53 WALL STREET, . '.
m
1
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chlokons
You \
“Whitisoc
“True as Gospel”
If you are careless and imlifl'crn or as
ion of ('hildrcu's Silltlll‘u.
Photographer.
1's (‘< infectiuucry.
NORWALK. CONN.
vill find
vcryou Sock." -
Plaisted,
Druggist.
-———--1r»————
We try to» limp everything in) all!“
«living llinne, aunell will get .aauy
zeuilia'lh- mm! mm Munch ant
slhloxni int-lilacs".
awn—tip“
OUR Inleveland Swell Special.
1 lll'cu.eea wl \cl\"tl it It In A
PRESCRIPTION l' . int: it i;aillcvdlutniyhrI tiligi‘mi‘lu-
DEPARTMENT. ) : “3‘"
a The Sterling.
ANYTHING FOR YOUR BIKE
We positively will not be undcrsold on
anything: in our line.
fFox CVOEE co.,
2 l‘lliaalwth Street, '
I'Stll'Tli NURWALK. (IIINNl‘Ii'TlCl'T.
.\m,l l‘iuum‘s Norwalk.
EtcchESI
We have the best line of wheels in
town. Come and sce them.
Built like a watch.
' . H I , ‘ .
the bishop ‘fntnestly. that on the testis—i all!!! tiller iiunpnwmtl! M‘Iflwlm a 11!. 60M Crank Falcon.
mony of young than themselves you! saw . . a Lump pans in all hearings.
wear no charm greater than that of re- ! WW“ *‘l‘ll’ll‘lll‘ "W“ "“1“” - The In er“.
served. cultivated, choice speech. [1,!sz allies~ :th sonata me a , p, . ,., ,
your eye. your miml,.your lip, to lift: up» tilhep’amc In! I “‘0 “Might” HM'
the grcat tongue, Shakespeare's tongue“..j I Illlms‘mltulll" I I1... u‘nhattan'
which “.9 all inherit. n I m N“ I!!! H . . . The best $60 wheel built.
w ;-——-—~~-~~~- . ‘ 2 jfhdtng School New Open.
. .Mre. Bllun's Idea. I N 1 ‘
A reception was given recently to“ ”I, 9 I NORWALK
Mrs. Nellie Holbroolr Blinn<o£ Cazlifur'r; O 2 I PATTERN WORKS
nia at the equal suffrage headqutwters. I PLAISTED’S I ’
l'l’ortlaptl. Dr. Mrs. Blinn said tluw atria u coucu g I c. if. Aisthorpe, Prop.
t to po itical parties of her state emtepu' _ .
the Democratic had indorsedi thependil I REUEDY! H I? —
ing woman suffrage amendment: by'reso~I 3‘ ‘_ , , ’ I /
lotions or planks in their plhtflortnmI W111“!“HWY“.WNQWW‘H 13"” im‘“"*“‘)“"m g I
Mrs. Blinn thought that; the accunmil'uw battalion. I
tion of vast rolls of suffrage petitionsI. I
had better be discontinued. She saiditlhai‘ I .
work of securing them was expensive! I) f
and burdensome. and no attentionlwauli I , --
paid to them. What; is needed is toxediu‘rI TRY I V . " "
catemcn into the understanding ritual PLAIS‘I’ED'S .’ ‘ \ /
suffrage for women will benefit: menl eel ‘ I \ngf— .. the «..-
well as women. and then their 0W I BENZOIN I A 7'" ‘
tion will cease. , cnznut IA MRGE STOCK
M I I of When-ls to select from
Led! Wilde's MMMPPIWN lit crimes cameo intimate and stare Ramblers.
The recent death of Lady Wilde of I Baum Sirens-Q stylish. outcome in all ten:
London recalls the fact. says at London! I cilgg'wmmm"
paper, that it was she Who wrote tiller; . A ’wo-ll built wheel that will stand Ithc
famous leading article. lioadodi“‘JlacttmI -—-o>-——-— I . rttlket. ‘ '
Alea no. " in the Dublin Nation..which1 , . Ideals.
constituted the chief count; in. the cement i ' Light. handsome and durable.
indictment for high treason against the I R H PUISTED Isuf9¢fss ,
editor of that jnnwul. who in now Siam ' ' i I :fikl‘ best wheel inthc market atthc price.
Charles Gavan Duffy, an mrogenaeimn I IcothAmS.
literary recluse at Nice. The arriclirirni I ‘3 'a‘fling‘lOI 5L . I A rattling gum] juvenile line.
qnmtion was published at; the height: of! i run silt"! wlp-els from m to too. Juvenile
the revolutionary fever in 1848. Ala m , , I “”"- “""ml ‘5“- I
sample of blood stirring English. prose M! I ”4"“ lew‘ ' ’ ' Law" i I U _
still retains its place in a: number all: T J T c
collections. and especially those issued: I he ' ' Prowrtt 0'
on the other side of the Atlantic. . I 45 Mill! Street, NOFWNK
.1“... _.-. .
s
I .
and
HORSES!
BEST—
tu what you boy. so lulu: iln the prlm- is
lowcuough. )mit'utl find that kiull ct
grain almost anywhere, lint it' you
want good hum-st values. the lilIS’l‘ ol'
graim at pnqmrtionatc przces. \\‘l|j.=»~yot1
GRAIN
FOR
HORSES
AND
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
know the rest.
cut-E— .
TAKE Ytilfll l’Ii‘li.
(Iomc in .some day. sit down and rest
your eyes and gratify your ltlYt' of the"
beautiful by looking through our stock
of new styles in Wall Papers. Boardcrs
and Ceilings, which it will afford us
pleasure to exhibit. ‘
Take your time tomakc' your sclcc-
tions and youwill be satisfied NI much
the longer. When you are content. We
will ln‘. l’rices‘: From 10" to $JJMI pci‘
roll. . ‘
Painters‘ Supplies.
Artists' lilatcrials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. quwrhanging.
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
Decorating
So. Norwalk.
Manuel- T. Hatch,
'l‘hc Leading Grain Dealer,
I5 Marshall Street.$o. Norwalk.
F;=g;.gm..~_.. w 'mmm‘v“~‘~m~ F “am. a" «- .... ..
(
TESTED , .
GARDEN SEEDS!
FUR BEST RESULTS. ,
PLANT AT oxcrzr
’l'omuto, lh'llf!t‘.l‘0521.". Pet'-
fct‘tltill. Tl‘opll)‘. Mikado.
New York Improved Egg
Hunt. Cauliflower. Early
Snowball. ( 'ubbugc. l’cppcr.
liarly Lottie-c. Radish and
('rcss. J’rcsh. l’urc. Reli-
able Seeds at
HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL
in, Fatah-mics mailed op application.
t
BETTER THAN BANKS.
' , ~ You couldn't make
a better investment
V. of money than bBtho
I’iflit‘llASEnf IA
Mthl.>H.sctorunset.
They don‘t rust.
mnihsdun‘teatthem
they don't fluctuate
in value to any ren-
soualdo extent and
volt mu always rou-
g » nearly their value.
They make fine pres-
cnf< or Iu-irl-mes'alnl are a curve excellent
wilutcrub “lien you want first-water diu-
mumbni'n-m-lrygoto
HOMER B. HOIYT’S
Jewelry and Opticalr’Store,
80 Washington Street.
__;=
MAKE YOUR
WANTS KNOWN
‘ IN THE
EVENING SENTINELI
W... .. -____..
J.D.JENN|NG:S,
u N D E RTA KE R.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, - - - - Conn,
tlpp. Street Railway Depot,
lll'ZSl DEX CH ELM S’l‘ltl-l’l‘.
TELEPHONE CALL, ll.
lxe on them very,
Norwalk Chronicler