4 " Ini’itationsk are being issued by the
and
hints downturn IIIE
SEIITIIEL’S llEPllIITflIS.
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Miss Mary McCabe is lying dangerous-
ly ill at her home in Haviland street.
The frame of Councilman William H.
Smith's new ,‘rpsidence in Morgan ave-
nue was Milled”.
The Norwalk Street ' Railway com-
pany has received three new open cars.
They are being set up today.
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The Dariens and Sylvans played ball
. on the Fair Grounds, Saturday, the Syl-
vans winning by secure of 7 to 4.
First Lieutenant Henry H. Bette, of
Company D, has resigned, and Captain
Robert J. Doyle will probably resign
about the 20th instizfg
Hubert Bishop's yacht Mabel is on
the ways at Cos Cob, undergoing exten-
sive improvements. The boat is expect-
ed in Norwalk 'waters sometime this
week. ' -,__; . .
A microphonograph entertainment
willbe given at the Norwalk Methodist
church. Wednesday evening, May 20,
under the auspices of the Epworth
"Magus. ...
Luther M. Wright was out. yesterday,
with a handsome trap, with pneumatic
tires on the wheels. ' The wagon travels
noiselessly, and attracted considerable
attention.
The tenth anniversary of the building
of Germania Hall will be observed to-
night by thc society. The Operetta, "In
the Mountains,” with a chorus of forty
voices, will be; given, followed by Mac .
ing. .
The three children of Mr. and Mrs.
1 J Willis Bg‘Mills, of Daystreet. who have
diphtheria, are getting along nicely.
The youngest has about recovered, hurl
the other two will probably be well this
Wat. , . v .
,_(')‘1d:W<gl Hook and Ladder comphpy‘
’has rbc'eii'éd an" invitation to attend'.'a
“"picnic at 'Mellor 'Hose' company, No. ‘8‘,“ *
of Port gossip}. ,Tlisrslas. elitism“
and evening, June llth, ia’nd will on-
doubtedly. accept.
» ‘Mrstflenerablrom Thumb, chaper’cu-
ed by ’ . Allen, attended {the
slavicch" GT cc church, yesterday
“minimise-L After theeerriccatlasrsctou.
Rev.l_S. B. Watkins, gave her a very
Nipial baud-shake. h . . .. t -
y ,7 r ,i “'—"—,'T"‘ ...
members of the Ariou Singing society
a, for an entertainment and sociable for
the benefit of Director Daniel Loeser and
Professor Albert Heine, next Monday
nightrln Anpnfiall. *
; «-‘ ‘
Notices have. been sent out announc-
ing that at the special meeting of the
Norwalk club. May 19, at 8 o'clock, a
proposed amendment of Article X of the
by-laws, looking to the reduction of the
annual dues will be offered.
Samuel Bennett is securing old boxes,
and has commenced the construction of
another house in the Connecticut Turn-
pike. It will be about twenty feet
.square, twice as large as the previous
one, which was recently burned by boys
of the neighborhood.
Rev. Mr. Pogson, of New York, will
lecture in the Baptist church tomorrow
evening on “Jack the Giant-killer."
No admission will he charged. Mr.
Pogwnisone of the finest lecturers of
the day, and all who can should hear
him. The lecture will commence at
7:80 o'clook. __
The Brook Farms and the Regulars
will play ball next Saturday. The Rogu-
lars challenge any team composed of
boys under sixteen years age. Roland
Bradley will be pleased to make ur-
rangements for games with any oppos-
ing loaders. Saturday's game will be on
the diomondin Lauder's lot, near the
Elm Grove store.
A fleshy lady from the rural districts
attempted to alight from a trolley car
in Main street. Norwallr, this morning.
before the car came to a standstill. She
lost her balance and received a had full.
Conductor Bushman attempted to re-
strain her from getting off the car, but
she was too quick for him. She was
quite badly bruised.
~Tho city tail («Smith's office in the
Sentinel building. 9'? Washinan street,
South Norwalk, will be open Saturday
. “The mm... mm,mgo¢
N°lllth0lhado. ‘
Hops Hose company's baseballelub
will meet tonight.
Mrs. Slauson has moved from Lexing-
ton avenue to Taylor avenue.
The funeral of may. Gallagher was
held from St. Mary‘s church, this morn-
ing at 9 o'clock.
The fence in front of the Woman's
Exchange building in West avenue was
removed today.
The monthly meeting of the board of
directors of the ‘Norwalk Hospital wil
be held tonight. ' ,
Aswci ccnclave 'of Clinton Com-
mandery, nights Templar, will be held
Friday evening, May 15.
’ .Miss Lillian Taylor, of Summit street,
has severed her connection with the
Graham Ernst company.
E. J. Thomas, The Sentinel's Nor-
walk representative, resumed his duties
today, after a week’s illness.
Captain Joshua Bearse, of the Con»
solidated freight office, is quite sick at
his home in Fairlield avenue.
John Harty. for many years employed
by Mrs. William K. James, has re-
linquished his position.
The cabinet of the Epworth League,
of the Norwalk Methodist church, will
meet Wednesday evening at the church.
Yesterday was the warmest May day
slime 18%. The thermometer at ll
o'clock today was 88 0 in the shade and
at noon it was 90°.
Arthur B. Bill will represent the First
Congregational church at the annual
meeting of the Fairfield West Cousoci-
ation, to be held in Ridgefield, tomorrow.
A meeting of the officials of the
Cranbury Church society was held
Saturday night and arrangements made
for the annual strawberry festival to be
held Wednesday, June 10.
The ladies prayer meeting on Wed-
nesday at 3:30 p. m., in the Norwalk
Congregational chapel, will be led by
Miss Gwrgio W. Taylor. The subject
will be", “Numbering Our Days."
;5 ”3'0be : Bones ran away from the
almshcuse, Saturday afternoon, and
was taken in by the Norwalk police. Mr.
Bones was turned over to Keeper Charles
Hm thls'rnoruing, and taken back ‘ to
the instiktiom. '
‘ William“8impmn Sloan, vice-presilhmt
'cfthe‘lxlawure‘and ankawanuraflroad.“
died at Dr Smith's sanitarinm in Wilton,
this morning. He was a son of Samuel
Sloan. The remains will be taken to
New York city tomorrow.
Charles H. Macey, of the County
Children's Home, came to Norwalk.
Saturday, and becamotoo drunk toget
backtotheinstitutiou. He was locked
up overSunday, and this morning was
fined 83 and costs. Sentence was sus-
pended.
Felix McCabo and James Foster were
arrested last night for being intoxicated.
The fencer was fined $3 and costs, which
was paid. Judge Huhholl recognized
Foster as a man who was before him
last week. under the name of Williams.
and he was fined $5 and costs, which he
could not pay. .
Mary Pudil, of Bridgeport, the oldest
daughter of the woman of that name,
who was shot a month ago by her lover,
Charles (lostraskas, called at the County
Home. Saturday, to see her younger
brothers and sisters, armed with a letter
from the County Commissioners. On
her first visit, several days ago, she was
refused admittance.
At the district meeting of flood Temp-
lars in Bridgeport, last week, arrange.
ments were affected for the reorganiza-
of the lodges, which will commence
next fall. A fund will be raised to in-
stitute the auxiliary orders of Juvenile
“(XXI Tcmplars. The next meeting will
be called at the discretion of District
Deputy L. l). W. (Iouldou, and will
probably be held at Norwalk.
The warm weather yesterday and to-
day reminds one and all of the vacu-
tlous and holidays ucar at hand. Fourth
of July is one for which the' enterpris-
ing W. J. Sturtevant Is ready and wait-
ing. Young and old realize the fitness
of owning an American flag to float to
the brooms that day. The line Mr.
Sturtevaut advertises today is high in
quality. but low in price. (live him a
call and you will not want to come
away until you have purchased Ameri-
ca's bright emblems of freedom.
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hasbeon
years. an
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“tritium
t... wun- find“ “monuments“.
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, BAKING Powers. .
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“We rib-rummage .1.
used by American housewivessfor twenty-five
(1 those who "have used it longest praise It most.
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“ mate“ you stir-tried dram
Crown cigar? __________
C. T. Purdy has secured the position
of organist at St. Paul's church, River-
side, Conn.
Selectman Themes has been asked to
have seats placed in the Town Court
in South Norwalk.
Senator John H. Ferris has had a
new flag, sixteen feet long, made for the
schooner Jennie 0. May.
Joseph Sweetman. of Union street,
went to Newburg, N. Y., today, to. at-
tend the funeral of his niece.
Frank Gillies was arrested Saturday
night for being drunk. A fine of 85 was
imposed in the Town Court, but sen-
tence was suspended;
Edwin Carr has resigned his position
with the John Hancock Life Insurance
company, and will work for his father,
N. B."Carr, of Water street.
Acton’s residence in West avenue, was
felled this morning. In falling it broke
the fire alarm wires, causing the fire
bell to ring.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah.
will meet tonight; ' Mr. Raymold, of
New York, who furnished the new re.
galia, will be here to see that everything
is satisfactory. ‘
W. S. Sturtevant has received anoth-
er half car load of the White Mountain
grand cleanable refrigerators. One of the
largest and most expensive refrigerators
manufactured was sold Saturday to
Senator John H. Ferris, of West street.
The renewed activity of the large
stores in Main and Wall streets is
commencing to make the Norwalk people
feel that they can buy just aswell at
home as in the larger cities and by so
doing help along their own town.
Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo. vice-regent
of the Norwalk chupterof the Daughters
of the American Revolution, will repre-
sent thechupter, tomorrow, at the re-
gcnts' meeting in Meriden, as the re-
gent, Mrs. T. K. Noble, will be in New
Haven in attendance upon the annual
meeting of the Woman‘s Board.
Burglar: in Mr. Hobbsll’s floats.
The residence of lloracc L. Hubboll,in
Morgan avenue, wris ransacked by burg-
lars one night‘ recently. Two dozcn
silver teaspoons and half a dozen table
s ' are missing. Half burned sul-
p urmatchcs were found scattered on
the flmr. The entrance to the house
was effected through a kitchen window.
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Plaisted!
DRUGOIST.
Dr. Green’s
GEDRENE
CAMPHOR§
Compound
0
OELSIV'Id “H '8 .LV
l5 Packed with woolcns, furs or
0 any fabrics which moths
infest, will
lhcm thoroughly.
protect
Price, 25 Cto.
uNINVE'IO asnou, BOA ODIN-(LA
'IHOLS OOH
More effectual than crude or
refined camphor.
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Manufactured by
R.H.PLA|STED
or Washington
Street,
SO. IIOI'IWALII.
...eu
Ooeuplss s Mon Grimm’s
all.
wofw IIMWWB“.
out“ :udsutllolufl
as. s
A large tree in front of Dr. W. F.’ '
1
Those who
53 WALL
F. D.~? LAwTON a “co.
Broon Sago Plums,
follow Ponchos,
Bartlett Posrs,
Strawberry .Ia m,
Raspberry»
/:t~‘7/
DONOVAN. BLock. WASHINGTON STRETE.
W
EDWAWTREET.
I ‘.
Lonsdaie Muslin, 36 inch '
arr
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too For Cénl
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F. D. LAWTbNd’OOJ 22 South Main Street
. This Is the Way
our stock looks when we buy it. You
are sure toget stock that has not been
slaughtered a month when you buy of
us. We buy direct from the slaughter
house. By so doing we save a middle-
man's profit, which our customers get
the benefit of. ‘
Pot roast, from «to to 12c: corned beef,
from 4 to 12c; fresh pork, 10c; sausage.
100; bacon, 10c; fish of all kinds at the
lowest price.
New York Market
FIIAIIII S. AYERS, Prop.
Here is your opportunity'of the year. On
Saturday,May9, and Monday,May II,‘
In order to make things lively on above days, FOR CASH we sell the
following goods, at greatly redudced prices.
6 r-zc per yard
Fruit of the Loom,~36-inch, 6 r-zc per yard
Lonsdale Cambric, 36-inch, 9c per yard
Atlantic A and H Muslin, 36-inch, 6c per yard
Best Soft finish Lining Cambrics, 4c per yard
Best Apron Giughams, ‘ . 5c per yard
Best Outing Fiannels, . 8c per yard
Best Printed 36 inch I’ercales roc per yard
Unbleached Table Linen, 50c grade at 40c per yard
All 25c Towels in stock, ‘ut . zoc'. . ‘apiece
Spool Cotton, all kind, 200 yard, 3c‘ a spool
We shall continue the special sale for these days the of
Onyx ‘Fast'Black Hose
- for ladies at
I563 pair!
3 lei-ii ALSO THE
Ladies’-« Ribbed Vests,
It 5 and I2 I-Zc spioco.
were fortunate to buy at last special sale, said they never
saw their equal.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
NORWALK, CONN.
PIANO FOR SALE.
A first-class upright piano in fine condition. Will be sold
at a bargain. Inquire of or address
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
erratum. . . '.
NORWALK, CONN.
.....AFEW.....
SPECIAL FEATURES!
IN OUR
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
son THIS WEEK.
First. a few words about our Stock Pattern
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets
are, are, are.
We have just m-eived three new designs, and we think they are
extremely neat and pretty. We pmpmc to odor them this week
at gnently reduced prices. First, to introduce them; mmd. ho-
causc when you want duplicates of an you break you will hmm
Income to us to t them. and we shn expect to main- a legiti-
Innto pmfiton th transaction. lint thin week’s offer is simply
taking a dollar out of our pocket and transferring If into nmther.
Highest prim set of “2 pieces. which Includes the dinner and
tea sets combined, and in a handsome desire, translating of gmm
vine. with wild rosesherc and there, god trimmed. the com»
pletc set for, .
$I3.49. :-:
The. next pattern is the old blue. in color. under glaze. Very
nobiry shows. and the pattern is as staple as wheat. The price
for 112 piece set will be
:-: s I I .49. :-:
Third pattmn is in mucil slate. on best English body, with raised
mttem in the worn itself. Design is neat but not so much work
as on the former sets. The price for this set, some number of
pieces. will he
.-. $9.49.
Remember all the above rods aroguaraum not to cram III)"
we shall have matching them on hand at all times. It is an
unrivaled offer and worth your mini consideration.
A
$I0.
Spring
I uits
and ,
ALEOF his"
Oveicoats !
.‘EOP‘LE ASK How we can sell them for
oi
in
$10. Our answcr'is through‘Hic application
the most improved methods of manufactur <~
{r in quantities to supply the large and iii-f
creasing demand of our several stores 'and by
adding only a small profit to the originallcost.
All wool, sewed with silk, guaranteed to fit,
made of handSOmc, ncw,stylish cloths this sea-
son.
L.
Straw hats are ready; a few selling even now.
IIeingeo Shi 5, leather and (trash Bolts, Bicycle and Golf Suits.
Caps, toclrings and Sweaters, Ladieo’ IIockweor. ‘
coMSTEEk' ems,
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, '
South orwalk,
ILFORD A.
Comatock Bros, [assault .
Bld'g, Norw .
Conn.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
Agent Fog r
’\
BUFFA D
OLU'I'I:
FEED
FOR
OATTLE
Ohioko o
and .
HORIE I
BEST
. clump.
GRAIN 1
fences.
nvited.
i
If you would he i .
sored against we
and annoyance "n
your bicycle riding.
you umst secure Ilc
bicycle with best rc}»
ntution for rcliuilc
service—tho
HARTFORD!!! ( xi out} ’80 560 '50
Beautiful Art Cut loguc free If you call.
:rcns co. agents.
est. Norwalk.
I". S. AMBLEII
29 Wall st
Lady Washington
Geraniums.
[mgr- plunts. .3 to In inches high. in
il-inch p1 till. 2" 25 and fill rents each.
These are in la “drum: and are choirs!
varieties. 100 Kaiscrin Augusta
vuffonm noses,
large plants, «on your old, slightly
mildcwovl. butjust as good for out-
door plmtingfidt flu-vents each.
LIMA BEANS.
Kin of the Burden. Ford’s Mum-
mot . .lcrsoy,exlm early. Challen-
gr-r, etc. Fresh, new mod.
I’I'LVERIZEI) SHEEP
FERTILIZER.
nothingiwttcr for lawns and flow.
srs; per no In lug. tam
HAIFORD’S FLORAL IIILI.
PM
D. w. AYMOND,
Funeral Director
and in slmor.
.3 Woohln “not.
Do. Now: III.
arm nun.
I‘ll
"a
will
My Guarantee Means
If you buy Grain from me. and it isn't exactl what
it should be—or what it is represented to be-- Infant.
if you are not entirely satisfied, lwill refund your
money and take away the grain.
We are not selling grain or or below cost, not
"cheap" grain of doubtful quality.
carefully sells-ted for the purposes for which the
product is adapted. is the kind 1 handle and sell
_0ats carefully scanned and put in with care. No
dirt, no destroyed lawns and shrubbcry, no broken
A single trial asked. inspection and comparison
MANUEL T. HATCH“
The Leading Grain Dealer,
I5 Marshall Street. So. Iomolk.
The best Grain
Tl’l'lAN PAINTING HIS VERUB.
or Raphael adorning the walls of the
Vatican with his nmgnillccnt frescoes.
shows what genius cam accomplish when
«limtcd in any channel. The Rural
dmrorutor, or firewall per deoiguerds
almost as unique in in lines as these
luminous planets in the artistic universe.
if you wish to we more great efforts of
the wall pom deal or in immcolor,
tint and exquisite a union go to banker's.
ills monument is unrivalled in prices.
l’ainters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
i’aintin . I’apcrhsugiug, WI
and Sign riting.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. 80. Hermit.
a. II. NAME"!
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first
class help In any mpsclty can obtain the
somolmmediotoly at the above agency:
also those wishing positions, either lab
or female, can secure employment.
Wanted «fish-Ir [mittens 1mm gun!
or m . nunrlsn In; olsoMrI-oo for
Myriam good girl-”Int zoom lumen-
Wot .
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co. . .
wanna-m “Innis.
Norwalk Chronicler