. I “Mammal.” ”Toilet.” and
«mints. not executing are
time. ”asthrnflmnmmxttmu.
- . announce-line. lurrleae and
notice-I Ion. Schedule of rates toddle-
. advertisements! on applica-
n Burner—131 Inst]. to advance.
, prepaid: One month. toe: three
that: Ill months. humane rear. to.
Ibyuowsborouc a week. to behold
‘Commrrcs'non should In all cases he ad-
m we scum.
D South Norwalk. Conn.
The Earning Sentinel has a CI rculutwn
in!“ Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
Larger, Conudrrabl J, than the Combinul
Clrerdalioa of the other Tlme Local Dail-
,_ Our Prue Room is always open to
New York floral Weather Formals:
The weather today promises to be generally
hilt with continued high temperature. pro-
My followed by a thunder IItIIrm. Tomor-
mil promises to he fslr to partly cloudy and
y coolor. ,
”Thermal meter Alanna-:7“-
Thom point of the thermometer tor
[tenancy-tour hours ending at noon today
an.“ dureesabave zero: lowestsodezroes
r
mains-re Almanac tor Tomorrhw.
Sunsets lllzh tide l Lowtlde
at 4:36 at 1:03 at 11:43 ml
‘ ‘ flornlk’s Electrlc- Lights.
‘ « In a discussion before the Board of
' Aldermen of Dnnbury, Thursday night.
inregard to making ncontract furlightu,
Alderman Cuff, in pleading for a delay
onthe ground that there might be a
poisibilityofsecuring a favorable con-
tract, said: “Norwalk has eighty-six
lights, which burn every night in the
year until 2 o clock in the morning, 1,200
candle power. at a contract price ,oi I375.
L. 0. Whitney. manager of the Norwalk
, w. W Light company, is quoted as
l ‘1 ,Hm‘that his company could furnish
L2“) candle power lightp, I! my: were
not required to furnish lIglIt on moon-
light nights, for $60. "
regular rnheting tonight, when the
morn willjecelve a fraternal 'visit
from Bup‘renie Commander John Bray.
.01 Proddence, and his stall. Com-
mandorBroywillconfor the Mark dc-
‘ pres on all {Ian mnmnders The
Cutieteorn willwork the second dc
we on ’ueveral candidates. l’ionwr
' Outlaw! Norwulk, has mscoptednnin-I
gfitntion to vanoint in welcoming tin-
' sluts. A banquet will bosom-d Tall
‘ ' lithe evening.
Gentle the Reform School.
‘ The New Haven police received word
some day: ago that a boy named .lnnII-s
Johnson hadron away from the Imam
. 0! his Mather, John McManus, in
South Norwnlk. Detective Gibson found
tbboyiu,anc:In's con! yard in that
cltynud arrested him. He was III-ht to
the Reform School. The family forIIu-r-
ly ' in New 1!: Ivan.
. . ' BOWAYTDI.
, Mrs. William C. Iiulnn had I’I'm'ivml
tin death inflt of, W from Lincoln
. Council, Order of American hfmehzmicu,
unherlute humu't‘nre. Mr. IIIIIIII
‘ Wflthe lint member of the order to llll‘
ill the W], twenty-Mo years «If tlm
Council’s existent»
A party of South Nurwnlk yIIunn
panplopmpat to hold a drum- in (mid
or’nlhll. Friday night.
On Friday night Rising Star Divinion.
.. Bio. 40, 30in» «If Tomwmnco. will hold II
debate on "Woman Hullragu." Im-
am will he on call- at tho chew «If llw
union. The mom will i" «mm to all
persons lumml in tho III-ham.
Show Wells has givm up (in
oyltorhnsluceu.
BROAD RIVER.
Kr. and Mn. .lnam ll. Elle, who wore
spouted homo from Florida yImIIrIlIIy.
W written that tiny mlml tho mam»
or, thereby morniming n (lo-lay of m-
flll info.
The onltcrt at tho fuot Hi Sprint:
um, mt the manna. of t laptuln l-Inas
m. has two napalm, gmatly In»
aiming its mfnlnnm during mumm
flow.
Hervey Weston and family have mar.
ed to south Rorwalk
lidwnrd Yorhm in in llidpv 'flfhl.
CIAIBURY.
Apshllr math}; I‘IF‘YI?» real main of
W Jelllrl, at Poplar Plains, Wort»
”twill beheld Thursday. May 'llnt.
MD A: Boo will he the anctlouonrs,
Ir. and In. WIIIIII-r (Jrofut. of
W.m min of U. J. Young.
. fiethlmgefishghlhwfihmn of
«to yon-Ir or no room rm.-
in; MW “filly Stl§lln Youngs, ’5
Mme-III. In our Iain. III. VIII-III ‘ '
Them tin-week lathe South
Norwolk Congregational church will he:
Tue-dandy). In..pruycr meeting Jun.
tor Society of Christian Endeavor; topic,
“How can we serve Christ in our
Homes?” Insomnia-Allan”. Thurs- 7 .
day. 7:45 p. m., church prayer service,
led by the room mic. “The Congrega-
tional Home Mluiouary Society and he
Work." Interesting papers and row-
ings by several members. 9- p. In.,
monthly meeting of the church commit
tee. ”
Grace church—The annual parish
meeting will he held tonight in tho
Guild room, at ‘8‘ o'clock. Mrs. James
H. Brush. of Greenwich, manager of
the Woman’s, Auxiliary of Falrfleld
county, will give an address at the rec-
toryon Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. All the womcnof the pariah
are invited. At the Sunday school
teachers' exposition tomorrow night, in
the church, at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. 8. ll.
Watkins will have charge. He will
read and explain notes sent by Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzie. who will not ho
able to present on account of illness.
Bill)t
Mahmud. m mun a Divorce.
Fred B. Arden. acolorcd Innn, am:
ed a divorce from his wife in the Super-
ior Court, last week, on the groundo of
dewrtiou. He married her in Nortvalk
in 1891 and she first left him a month
afterwards. Thou she came hack.i and
in 1892 again deserted him, this time
for good. The court was not quite put-
isficd with tho dates in the papers and
ordered the case continued for anothhr
week to hear other evidence on that
point.
, All
tend with when we
Yes. dear: we’ll hav
' will be practically gI
_. no time lost with hu'I ‘ng or heating.' . ..
Le Page's Glue' l5 liq/It’ ~ , '
applied in an instant, -
htoryout‘oma caperiectjolnt
ten “Sticks like I possund— "
Isaac-lad remarkc
'nIe Moam‘cmnv
um
Childe (r Chihll,“
New York.
”00' the " Iluch up," t
IIIiclI broken thlnmt her
WI th 1.. Page I III
always read;
“sets ’
Thclife hasn’ t
(Iswithanlnnlglue) ci’cge sglucis ..
equallygomlforenhe thelmvmt or "
.-- most delicate work,
/ discoloring acid.
' The Caucus
f standard.
Bonus for household . ‘l
. CANS with patent cover: or Mechanics.
£5
' ge’sas the _
cleaning
l
f
Ll contains no
thi one;
Troubles
"Seven years ago my wlfc had
usevere mag: t,rouhlc whichphy.
slclnnscall consnlnptlon. 'l‘lIo
cough wag distressing and attend.
ed wlthEp mm or blood. As
dhl’not 01p herehe tried
’ AVER 3
Cherry Pectoral
and was an risen at the relief it
gave. OneI Iottlv of this uIIIIll
slow 3!
ciao curcd hnr, :IIIII IIIIII has not
the leantdonbt IIIIt Aycr' .«I ““an
l’cctorai snvcd lu~r Ill 0. ’
Monms, Memphis, Tenn.
Medal
and Diploma
At World’s Fair.
Govern- 5
Wihdows?
Bright ._ .
loses
its
tetror. ;
Work...
done
with .
ease
in half
D
Does it.
to ohm
I’ILUSTRINE
STON S
F irstéclass Goods at Popular
Prices. .
.II ,nurihn its 24
NORWALK. CONN;
This Week
We Make Some ol the Meet
‘ In the Prices of
SUPERIOR SILK,
AND
Remarkable Reductions
DRESS GOODS,
Dry Goods Well Boughtiarb '
Half Sold.
WE
\_
PREFER to do this now, practically in the height of the season, for the reasons alt means great
money saving to our customers, andat the sometime, clears out stocks promptly.
B. A. VIOKERS
W- no
MITCHELL II SCI, AuctIoIIeeI's.l
Real Estate?“
AT AUCTION. I lE
“around to an order of the Court of Probate
fur the Ilirtrir-t of W estport. the subscriber will
offer for sale at
Public Auction, ,"
totho Mam-III humor. I i,
Iron. at :III'u lock p. m. .. on ”
The Homestead ,
933ncd,. nd occupied
org” .
Lately
farm or w‘flisiti ed on Nowtnwn urn ikn.
would ”Norm .I'E'Inm manhunt}; P.
ClarkI finiclplnmwmtninsnamn IL.
blend and" I acres Hi wom‘lland IHIII III
Malllrlads Jim-Isa lllltllb’ vruonm nd‘lf
"Lane
in good cIInIilitlnn Barn outh dim; h
oXIolllet no i.ghlmrhmnl and will II III hln ..,
"no Inllo II! trnIlI- y. ml» to take on
remixes. Tormumlw litinnstn
mum at timi- IIf min. f ntnrumv . - wIlI
take phm- III II day. may" hour. in “Jars
ovaIseph (I. Hyatt. Adminlotmtor. W t] >rt
llllhlf‘
MITCHELL a. 50ft, Auctioneers.
fuanllotrm-h Norwnlk - '
Butter?
,IlIitt'cr‘tl
TUESDAY, MAY i9 .4".
azj'a'm .
utter, t
Lorenzo D
Ilnttcrli c
your gra
Ic fincst in
,élc per ll) .
'Iblile".
DEAI ER TN
:4
Etc.
125 Washington Street.
m...“
i
at reminds Goods '
’qu‘fib W Grcch Mauritian Chécsc.
hay' Quzilfty L’nslnrpnssmll Prices Lowest!
,‘9‘9tll‘3ra-V TAYLOR a. GOLDEN,
Real Estate T
WQGHINGTON STRIIT,
Io. Norwollr.
l
Butter, Cheese, Eggs:
So. Norwalk
Butter. Choose. Ferns. Lord and Dillcatu‘ssen
Try “Epicure Brand’ Canned
“ill antzlnstmcel .
Persona looking for a lot or house and
lot with thel View of purchasing, are invit-
ed to call and examine our list. We have
eur‘y nrtnf the city at
h???” OP nosey terms.
It' :5 Table Talk
ABOUT OUR
Gilt Edge Crean
Butter,
so swat-:7 AND 'ROfiiV,
. ' r..-)'1 . -\:
TELEPHONE CALL. l3-
Ierv 220 lb
Five Pounds forOnp Dollal'.
higher in price,
CHARLES E.
L‘oadlng Or
33 WASHINGTON STREET. - -
I'
25 packages of fine, now, swcct FORMOSA T 15ml he beat in town, at 50c "I. Once tried,
. always us
We sell the lending finc cochcs of the world,
such as you cannot gct elscwhc
TlIc choicest line of fruits and vegetables fresh
breakfast is the l’crris ham or b
1!.
you want the aroma and richncss of
re, buy your cofl'cc here.
every morning.
Inclcss lmcoII.
BUT quality.
A little
.0..- ,... ...... ‘
EYMOUR,
0".
‘ l
Zlc!
TalIlc Peaches, Inc can. .
3!!) box (iltm St ll’till ISC
The Long and th
. «W. .
Short of It'
The long In the quality tlI short is the price.
VERY BEST CREA
glh «an llartlctt Pears Inc.
3 bottles Elite Root Beer 25c.
l’rcsh Tomatoes. in: can
l’rcsh Corn, 5I
Gingcu
I
Zlc .Pou at
5 POUNDS '0
ERY BUTTER
l2lc
SLOO.
can.
Snaps, gr. III.
Ltmon Crackers, (Ic lb.
Com Starch, 5c pmkagc
Cold Dust, I905 ackagc.
NEW YORK G
Donavon Building, . - '- .
OCERY CO.
I O I
u rune “now. owns.
A tI-IIIptingIlislI for
SO. NORWALK.
South Norwolk.
I 256.
"I0 ps. Fancy Dress Goods,
250 quality; we shall sell at
Cents
|5Per
Yard.
20 ps. Mixed Suiting,
l‘t'ic quality; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
Yard.
l0 pcs. Novelties,
50.: per yard: we shall sell at
Cents
Per
39Yard.
Black Mohair Figures,
75c per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
p
59......
52-in.Large Figure Mohair,
’ for separate skirts, $1.50 quality, we
shall sell at
$I.00:::.
er
Light Grounds Indie Silk,
$1. 00 per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
7 5Y8 rdr
Light Col.French floyolties
7.x py‘l‘ yard; we shall sell at.
‘Printed Watp, Jap. Silk,
Ill in.. The per yard; we shall sell at
I
‘" " " " ‘ '"Cehts Cents
o hum. -. .u» we... . ,.( Per 4 Per
Yard. Yard.
Changeehle Silks, 7
390 per yard; for this week, '
Cents
2 Per
Yard.
a
II'IIb WOOL
ALL OF OUR
Iiromtn narsstlfianns, III sILII
WE SHALL
TAKEOFF TEN PER GENT.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
NOVELTIES.
Beautiful lapaneSe SIlk,
in medium shades, for Waists and Dresses, 60c qual-
ity; for this little, .
Carats
Per
39Yard.
IN THE BIG OLOAK ROOM.
,1 This spring we have had a great many ladies ask for low priced capes and jackets. A; we did not buy
many of them, most all of 0m goods were of the better quality.
customers that will please them.
25 Per Gt. 0'
We shall, this week, make an offer to our
[All Ladies’ or Children’s
- Garments
That are nowMarked
$5 or over.
T'llll 37,,0.
lloI-It indigo prints, no quality; for u
DOMESTIC GOODS.
IIlmll wall 2 for 25c.
on Turkish bath towels, bleached; we ity, for 59¢.
m lll. linen, good quality, for 76¢.
llvnvy-wuiuht uIIlIchu-hcd |-~l shooting.
5‘..('.
"-4 uIIlIlcznehI-Il kin-cling. I‘J'Jo.
H-l lilt'lullllttl shooting. la’Ic.
'I'I’Idoz. all linvu towel», llic quality
and air», for 101:.
SHORT STORIES!
lIadchI' tnllcta plows, worth Illic, 2lc.
Ladle» full mamlonu hose. worth I70.
llc.
Ladice’ ton and fancy hose, worth 30c,
Lndlon' comhod yarn vents. worth 500,
250.
Mnn'e Hummer shirts and drawers.
worth llllc, 250.
New chenillcs and tapestry portiercs.
FEW WORDS!
Mon eblaok, ' how, worth Hic, 12m
Mon' 8 Fl'lllmll hnl. whirls and Ilmworn,
worth $1, Tim.
Boy‘s champion waists. (best Inndo)
worth 750, 476.
Ladlos’ handknmhlofe, wm llI no, file.
Lndlon' bolts. metal, Worth Min, 250.
Ladies' silk bolts, Worth 503, 25c.
ltvIulvaaIulnpillows. 5-1, at 10c ouch.
ltvndy-Inndu shouts, 8-1, at «M.- ouch.
LINENS.
lI- lhcavy all linen shooting, I'Ic qual- ad borders, lllc ouch.
A Weék of Wonders.
rIIl la. all linen duIIIaI-Ilr, 4m: quality.
for ll? ' go.
All linen tray cloth. white and color-
BIO VALUES!
Double IIIIlin ribbon, No. 12, worth
JIK‘, "K'.
llmsn trimmings, worth ‘2.“Ic, llc.
Comfort powdcr, worth 25o, ”In.
Box writing paper and envelopes,
worth, too, Do.
Plan du quinine, bottlo. worth 75c. 49c.
Scissor”, worth 760, 38c.
It
For spring house renovating we have the best assortment of window shades In tho ally, from 25c up.
I50 pairs of the bankrupt stock of lace curtains left, 59c to $9 per pair.‘
We have not space to mention the big drives in our kitchen department.
"I
NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
.'Cor Main and Wall Streets.'Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler