TEIISE PARABIIAIIIS.
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can mm W Emit.
mmrmflmysssllm
IITWM‘TIW
‘ The Conley place in Main street, Nur-
walk, is being renovated.
Herman Drawings, of Gross street,
Norwalk. is on the silk list.
George E. Cram haslsuuehcd his trim
little sailinat,“liumming Bird."
A new ceiling is being placed in J. '1‘.
Hsyes’ news store, in §mwalk.
The ncw'metal ceiling in the Central
’ National bank is nearly completed.
m
Judge A. B Woodward, of the Nor-
walk Probate Court, is ill with malaria
I
The comptroller of the curred} has I
made acall for national bank state-
ments. ‘
The Barbers' Union will meet tonight
at Henry Fmeb’s shop in North Main
Main street. , ‘
A quantity of new machinery has or
rival for the Jones Manufacturing com.
puny, of Norwalk.
Several new members will he initiat-
ed at the meeting of Welcome Stranger
Lodge. Sons of St. George, tonight,
A leak appeared in the water pipe in
front of Undertaker Raymond's oflice,’ In
Washington street, yesterday afternoon.
The MissezIScudder are having a new
piazza built, and other improvements
made to their residence in West street.
Miss Jessie Powell, after an illness of
severalwaeks, has resumed her duties at
W. H. Jones' City Bakery in South Main
street. , ,
A. H. Hoyt, the Norwalk shoedealcr,
is exhibitions pair of shoes that were
worn by Judge Butler's wife when she
was ten years of age.
George Govern, night clerk at Lane’s
restaurant, is sick with chills. at his
home 1i. Brookside, and, John Collins, of
Spring Hill, is taking his place.
Street Commissioner Kellogg, com.
menced cutting elf the sidewalk at the
corner of Butler street and West avenue,
yesterday. A curb and gutter is being
laid the length of the street.
The body of the man which Charles
Prentiss found flea at the menthol
Little Neck creek, south of Stratford
meadows, last Friday afternoon, has
been identified as that of Jaunes T.
Burns, of Milford, who has been mis-
sing over three months.
The Electric Light Commissioners of
south Norwalk are considering the ad-
visability of purchasing and putting in
the steam pipe at the works, a water
separator, or else have a special filter
made to purify the city water before it
enters the engine at the station.
It did not become known until yester-
day that Charles Parkes, thirty-nine,
who was brought from New York two
weeksagoto the Stamford sanitarium
to be trowd for insanity, escaped from
the institution Saturday night and
drowned himself inthe Bimsbury reser-
voir, three miles from Stamford.
WILTON.
Charles Holmes, of South Norwulk,
spent Sunday with his parents in Can-
nous.
J. Clarence Jackson led the Christian
Endeavor meeting last Sunday night.
ROWATTON.
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. Dr. H.
M. Pogson, of New York, one of the
most noted lecturers “in the country
will deliver his famous lecture, “Jack
the Giant Killer.” No admission will
becbal'ged. All urcweleomo.
Mrs. Rafter. mother of Rev. W. ll. Ital-
ter, will move into A Bootleld's house.
I". Boylstou is making an elegant dis-
play of baby carriages at his manufac-
tory inflain street, ‘
Principal Baldwin drove to New (Ja-
usau, this afternoon. to attend the fa
aural of a lifelong friend. Adaumre
Freeland.
Rev. Charles W. Boylstou. of Long
Hill. with his family. is visiting his
mots, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Boyl»
stun, of Maple uvenue.
E. Themes has built a due sidewalk
andlaidamblde stone gutter in front
of David Hanna‘s property.
‘fllva Tutllill, of Hickory Bluff. was
taken with a severe hemorrhage of the
nose, while in death Norwalk one night
lust week. but III now comm-lug nicely.
A daughter has been born to Rev. and
III». W. northwest name.
Airs. A. II. Wand, of New York, is at
her summer reminisce cuilmtcntrneut
Island.
Mr. Emerson and family, of New
York. spent Bunduy at their cottage st
Hickory Blulf.
film-Mill‘s WWIIWWM we can
prenattoocrladyresderssmusottheir
Very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the gannents ac
, company each pattern .
avoncIIILovs eases wrrII
ROUND YOKE.
films or nay names;
White dimity, embroidery and inser-
tion made this simply sweet little dress,
the decoration being hem and fancy
stitching. The round yoke, that is
of lengthwule strips of insertion. hem~
stitched tostrlps of the material. that
are decorated with a row of fancy stitch-
ing in centre. The full skirt is gather-
ed at the top in front and back and join-
ed to the lower edges of yoke. The
lower edge ofskirt is cut straight for
hemstltchiug and is decorated at the top
of the deep hem to match the yoke. A
wide frill of embroidery outlines the
yoke, headed by a faucy~stitched band,
the neck being finished with a narrow
frill of embroidery and band Full bish-
op sleeves are gathered top and bottom
into wide wristbands that are edged
with frills and decorated to match the
neck. While the mode is specially de-
signed for white and colored wash fa-
brics, it will develop equally well in
cashmere, flannel or soft serge, lace and
ribbon making suitable decoration.
The quantity of material 30 inches
wide required to make this dress for a
child two years of age is "la ’ yards.
The pattern, which is No. 6701 and
retails for twenty-five cents, is cut in
sizesufor children of six months and one.
two, four and six years of age.
EVENING SENTIIEL
COUPON.
Eutltllna to one I“??? any size. of No.
to
Ontthls out. ll In yournameund address
an mall or take ltto
Startevant's Bargain House
Rm
ADDRESS ..._..._............................_................._........
PATTERN No. 7II1 SIZEmlN
This coupon and 1‘) cents will secure
b It tliturtevant's. North Main
ang‘fipl‘l‘ $3.312. South Norwalk.
BARIEII AND NOBOTON.
A fine cow arrived yesterday for Mrs-
Sccville.
A cow owned by William M. Nash
died yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Northrup, of
New Canaan, arc;guIvsts of Mr. and Mrs.
F. VanScoy.
It is suggested that Selectmen Mackcy
have the cobbles removed from Hog Hill,
as they make it particularly dangerous,
not only for horsemen. but for bicyclists.
Work on the new Telford road is pro-
graming rapidly. The stone is being
laid and broken. Inspector Selleck thinks
it will be complomd in about three
weeks.
William Hindloy is having his real-
dence brightened up by the artistic
brushes of Al. and Sam. Davis, (If Brook:
side.
Carpenters William Mather & Sous
are rushed with Work. The new truck
house was completed by them todaymnd
they are at work on a new roof IIII Jo
seph Mon homing residence. The kitchen
wldition, 14x16 fcdt‘I-ti Patrick Flauui
gm II house is well along Charles Hoe
field is putting in a new chimney
Messrs. Mather have the contract to build
anmidition to Town Clerk Thaddeus
Bell's residence, putting on a two-story
bay window. extending the gables. build-
ing s new vestibule for the side entrance,
audputtinga new door in the front
entrance.
Another fire ocean-oddest datunlcy
night, but the blaze wot sunlight and In
such an outsofuthII-way place thut the fire
department members know nothing of
the affair until yesterday. The fire was
attire town farm stone quan‘y, thmI
Contractor BLT. Batu-I has his stone
crusher at work. The engineer, Lewis
Buttery,of Silvermhm. who Is alsoa
member of Company F, of bore-slit,
pulled the fire out as usual but evident-
ly did not get it far enough uwhy from
the worslwork. and the wheels, body and
blcckhlg were entirely consumed, doing
damage to the extent of $75. The tim»
bogswgre smouldering when Mr. you
and John Belle-ck visited the quarry
Sunday afternmn.
c Darlene boat the liorwuikndiatun
day, on the Fair III-Imuds In Norwulk.
by It name of eleven to eight. The slid
use.» the Darlene will I, play the Bolts
nine, of Mumford. ,
“I the agents 01 the mlebrated died In this city on Saturday under such
shaped with/ shoulder seams, is formed
' a at y
the semis opera world as Mucus Booth.
clroumstsucss that the police and the new
user are tasking a rigorous Investigation.
The girl died at the house of a Mrs.
Clesry.» llIIIII Parrish“! I. and after
stem the body III- on Iy imam tot 0
home of her parents In Orkney street,
where It awaits burial.
hire. Clary Initiate be well known to
the criminal authorities, having been Im-
pllcsted In other susplclous deaths. The
cause of the girl’Is death was heart failure,
due to nervous 'debllity. according to the
report of Dr. Edward Kirk, who was call-
. so In to attend berby a young man ham
or! Carl Brown. who Is sold to have been
betrothed to bet. One story Is that the
young couple went to New York last
Tuesday and returned two days later.
While In' ‘thé olllce ofh er shianoed at
Broad ‘sud Chestnut. this city, on Friday,
she became III. A carriage was called. and
she was driven to hire. Olsary' s house,
where she died the next day.
Mrs. Gleary declares that the r] be-
came III while In a street car and: lmo to
her house for aid. Mr. Brown, who Is so
years of age, was summoned by the corn.
nor, who privately examined him, but he
declined to discuss the affair with outsid-
ers. The dead girl had been with the Pen-
llnc Hall opera company, the Aborn com-
pany. Blee' I burle‘sque company and was
engaged for the season of grand comic op-
era of the castle Square theater company
of Boston, which will open here on the
26th Inst.
A post Incl-tom examination developed
the fact that the girl’s death had been the
result of acrimlnalcperatlon. Mrs. Clenry
Was held by the police on suspicion of
having been lmpllcatcd, and It Is said that
other arrestswlll follow.
BALEST’IER’S SIDE OF Ir.
He Says He fin Been Maligned by Ills
Distinguished Brother-Iu-lnw.
Busr'rusnono, Vt. May III—If Beetty
Balestlcr Is to be believed, the trouble be
tween himself and Rudyard Kipling is not
to be adjudicated outside the courts. Kip-
ling, It is claimed, is making frantic of.
torts to prevent a public rocltalof the
causes that led to the trouble with his
brother- In low and the latter' s arrest on
Kipling’ s complaint that Balostler threat-
ened to kill him
John A. Balsslller of New Ycrk, brother
of Beatty Bale-tier. has arrived In Brat.
tlehero and visited Kipling and several.
friends of the family In an endeavor to
effect a truce between the men. Boatty
Bulosticr, who Is out on bail, in an inter-
view dsclsred he would light the matter to
an end and that any other settlement was
Impossible. He claimed he has been Inle-
represented and maligned by his dIsIIn
gulsbed brotherdu-law and proposed to
take up the endgcl In hlscwn behalf.
Methodist Episcopal Conference.
CLEVELAND, May 12.—-’I'he most Impor-
tant question in the Methodist Episcopal
conference was the fixing of the time for
the election of bishops. The election will
begin on Thursday of this week and con-
tinue until all the oillccrs are chosen.
Resolutions were presented favoring the
obliteration of the color line in the elec-
tion of bishops and condemning Iyuchlngs,
both of which were referred to appropriate
committees without action. Another res:
elation, proposing» reduction In the sal-
aries of conference cillclals because of the
hard “times, was also referred to a com-
mitten.
nod Croe- lu Armenia.
Coxsrnsrmorm, May lu.-—The Amer—
ican lied Cross society agents. under the
direction of Miss Clam Burton. hare been
relieving a great deal of distress by Ills.
tributlng seeds and tools, especially In the
Harput district. where Dr. J. B. Hubbell's
party has been urged to make u long stay.
A Red Cross rusdlcalcorps is being form-
ed here and will be placed at the disposal
of Dr. Ira Harris for work in the Marcel:
and Zoltuu districts. where typhus fever
and dysentery are epidemic at several
points.
Doings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, May lit—in the senate
yesterday the river and harbor bill was
considered, the question being on the con:
structlou of a deep sea harbor at Sun Ps-
Ilro or Santa Monica, Cal. No action was
taken. In the house miscellaneous busi-
ness of minor Importance wns transacted.
Injured by I Sod- Water fllphod.
BIITIIIIEI’OIIT, Conn. Nay lII.—Gramas
S. Allen, aged to, employed by the Acre
Distilled Water company. was fatally in
lured by the explosion of a soda water sis
phon which be was charging
Committed Suicide Whils- Insane.
ROLLINSFOIIII. N. IL. Mnyli. .-—lIIIrbcr1
P. liolllns, aged :lp'yeurs, II proIIIIIIcm
farmer and milk dealer. committed nut.
side in his chandler by shooting. llurcdi-
tury Insanity was the cause.
rim Around Willlhtusp ‘
WIIIJMIIII'IIIIT, l’s, May 12 *
trons forest flrols rIIgIng fro Illl'II,
IIllIvnu county, to llsrvny‘ 11 l 0. (Ion
lsldornblo damage has already been done
to vsluuble lumbar.
IIIIIII-
NEWS BRIEFS.
Governor Morton signed the not provid- "
mg for the greater New York.
An order was Issued by tho III-lush ml-
mII-slty for the dissolution of the dying
squadron.
A form of lndlan troops Is to be sent
from humbly for smlce with the {eludes
expedition.
lichprIlA Stem, deputy comptroller
of New York, died at II o clock In the
morning after 11 brlsf Ilium.
Maude C. Willlums, daughter of II prom-
loI-nt resident of rimmington, (loan, has
been missing from her home for more than
nIIIonth. ,
The Democrats of the Fifth Mussnobna
sctts district In convention rafosedto In»
street for “lines-II. line of the delegates
declared for Bill. ‘
The IIAIIII‘of'bTIii‘y AIIdIIFIsquu. charged
with the murder other mother, Mrs. Eve
Iyn Bliss; by poison, «so called In general
susslons In New York
The Indictment against III: Police (lap
Iain 'II. R“. Wed at now York was dis-
”M by Justice limb on Dlstrlct .11.
Indoor Yellows’ motIcn
A religious fanatlc burned Melts-o start-
M A M“ Tili‘l‘bdm lb Bmkfynnnd was
burned to death. IIII Is suppose-d in lime
made himself a sacrifice to In: rIIIIIIIm.
Rachel and Mir? Brewer. aged maiden
blflofl, We" k‘flflflh ”I Methodist and
Ilmrltsble circles in New York, IlIeII Imb-
lu three hours of such other. The hm
wordsct snob were so anxious Inquiry In
the welfare of the other
o
554 and‘556 Alain Street\.BrIdg”,
we gave to the public has been, and 1s still, the talk of the town. Slircwd buyers who have taken advantage of our
past special solos :11n 110w cohvinccd th It when 11. Kricgcr Is advertisiiwd special sale, it means .I been fide sale,
A Regular Slaughter Sale and No Fake Sale!
Friday, May 8th, we will commence to 'clear out our cutiic stock of
Ladies Outing Suits ‘ , ,.
and will continue to sell at reduced prices until 0111' cloak racks are empty. Remember we have garments in our
(lupin Lincnt to suit the most sceptical. We have medium grades as well as liighh "radcs. \\ c have marked all of them .
down to prices tho will surprise the poor and please the rich. Come early and do not delay coming from one day A
to anotl1cr.ll v01 liavcn’ t not the money, come anyway; make your" selections and we will hold it over until you L
have the money to uy for it. .
A large variety of Misses’ Coats, prices
ranging from 8b to 89; have marked
them down to almost half price; this' Is a
2:1 elegant suits for ladies made out IIfI WI- II: no about 13m Silk I apes. too numerous ,
thcbest quality storm surge, blue and!'1””“"t"""““"-“"' ”M. We MW”
’ I'Izurwl III III. Inbuni III III II. 'mn 11min
”Wk 0"” 5”" 1““"1 Skirt "3: Tim“! Incoming silk: III will! out Tor almost
wide a regular $II dross; closing IlIut min».
[mi 0 SIO. 00 I. Our \lillinery Department speaks for line . M,
“To carry thalamestand twist assorted etc
Allowool figured Mohair Skirts, ruse-
in the WWII Ities. UurprIm-s are ultra It the l
““0 linlallg, won“ *5; Culling Hub price E IWVPIL If will I ’ftll L Illlsl Will“ you W“ 01““
$3.‘
H. KRIEGER, The Leading Millinery and Cloak Store.
FACTS BEYOND DISPUTE. PATENT
Eddy’ s Refrigerators»! Norwaik ,
Lobsters
COLD DRY AIR CIRCULATION throughout the provision chamber.
ABSOLUTE DRYNESS, the air in log so dry that matches loll on the
- shelves will readily ignite when taken out. .
WROUGII 'l‘ lleN ICE RACKS to guard against ice picks. , .
Caught off Norwalk Islands.
Leave your Orders and have
them Ilclivcrcd every Satur-
day at
ZINC l. ININGS of the best qualit).
HUNT&ZELUFF’5
PERFECT NON- CONDU C'l 0R PACKING, tested for twenty eight
WIIIIlos lo and Retail
yeme
SLATE STONE SllELfiS for cleanliness and duIabiiin, being
Fish, .
Clam and
500 Children' s Roofers, blue and rod,
trimmed with white braid large sailor
collar, clearing- out prion, st. 25.
very (hoice lot.
’00 Chlldreus Reflfflfl’ handsonuly! 2o Outing Suite, for ladies made In the
trimmed Withbuttonsmavybluc and rod, {latest style reefer: coat and very wide
sizes from 2tol2 yearsIquInor IIrice,$I;.skirt, lined throughout in black and
chewing out. price, $2. 59 navy; obs-dugout for $5. 98.
MEDICINESl
EASY MAD PLEASANT TO TAKE! I
always sweet, clean and cold.
UNEXPOSED W001). There Is no wood exposed in the interior.
DOUBLE CASES on all our refrigerators. .
lNSlDL JOINTS are tongucd, grnnvctl and glued together.
Are the most ECONOMICAL USE RS (IF lCl‘.
Are STRONGLY BUlLT.
Are very llANlISOMEI.Y FINISHED.
livery one warranted as represented.
AtOurPricesI
Geo. C. Stillson’s
So. NorIIalk' Hardware Company,
AZ South Isis Street, South Nomalk, Ct.
Vegetable
M A R K E T. . .
Telephone Call. 4041
H0! FOR
Florida and the South
av TH:
CLYDE LINE.
Fare to Jacksonville, Fla..825. OI); acor-
siou, 843.30,
Fun: to St. 05Augustine,Fla., mac; ex-
curs-Ion. $403.05
w'l:;;)ChuI-leeton, S. G. ”(1:00 excursion
in tickets Include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
Inriormzztlon, tickets stateroom, etc, in-
au re 0
GEO. F. éEARsz,A¢t. ,
CITY Nsrxossn BANK.
Amt.
.u
DRUG STORE.
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Shoes!
The Most Elegant Styles!
The Best Makes!
First-class goods in every respect but
THEY MUST BE SOLD
And to sell them we offer them at 25 per cent. below any shoe store is
82 Washington St, So. lonvslk.
or'w. n. CLYDEJI: 00., General
5 Bowling Green. New York.
FAIRFIELD comm
IATIOIIAI. BAIK.
A3 Wall Street, IIorwaIII, Cone.
incorporated Iss4. Capital, essence
EDWIN 0. Kitl'llfidfl, President.
DAVID ll. MILLER, Vice-Prank
L. C. GREENJJ Cashier.
DIRKOTOM.
I'IIII'III (I. Karim blossom Gonna,
DAVID II. MILLXK’ A..I. Multan.
their. .Ions liocxwoon, Tom I? Sums,
I IIA Cots, Cuse r. 'f'mmsu.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and individuals Bollclted.
Safe Deposit Born
Free to Deposits”.
n V
Tbs III-III." of “Wall
Paper
depends nIIIrIIIIu its bounty than any-
. .
thmgclse. Our stcrk cIInipriI-IIII tints
alt-signs and colors varied enough to suit
any tastci n the world. There are intri-
Isteuml uniqucI as We all as plain and
simple design-I. III Ill‘llCllll' T'I‘tifilll tints
as well as in strung-Ir. warmer colors.
Painting, paper hanging and donor-at»
inn.
If not convenient for «In to call at the
store drop a “Metal am [will lIIIpiI-usIIIl
III call on you with ufuil liIIIIof saxnplus
Iowa. Also large line of
MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S scene!
at unheard of Prices.
C. H. HARVEY.
«NW...
E. E. GORHAM,
lo Filo-IT AVEKUE.
East Norwalk, (hmuecticut
Do
You
Eat
Butter?
l utter III: It reminds
one of meadows
sweet with buy.
a .
insurance - ””7”"
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IAII'OIIELI. a 50ft, Auctioneers.
Real Estate .
AT AIJOTIOI.
Pursuant III an rII‘IiI-rnf the Court of Pmbttfn
TIII'IIII'IIII‘TYI IIIT \V,PIIIIIIIrt tIIIIsIIIImrIImtw’m
Idler [III «IIII
Public Auction,
In the highest bidder.
TUESDAY, MAY l9
WM, at ‘I'III’IVII‘wk p.m,,,
one knew 7
the price he- _
fore try ingit, he'd
. hem. rpIiIch to find It so good. If
one loomed the price after smoking
it he’d be astonished to find it so ,
cheap. Lli' Value mull.ill1chlon- 2
. ey new! not Clo: Icr than lit
‘ ' this tobacco.
lluttsr ”‘0 The H Indestcud
Fine yourgrandmother Lately owned and ocmlpicd
Printing “WI ‘0 by Susan Youngs,
lllflkff. (3nd,; l!|’l‘f"i{'§«§lll inlfflil‘jl‘fivl nu M‘swilinwn "I? I MD,
, , (new new I“ I I a I.
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, sh II-IIIIIII lIII tumult-I IIIilIIIIIlI II‘frlll'Na'I' I? II
S 't llnttcr‘ the finest III “I II" WI ”W “We" 1' Mm“
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t the 'Jnd. 131‘. [Kl‘ III I ”nu "III/III 'Itf ‘gr'IvIII'Iyll. ”align,“ TRIP. :zlwn I“
a ‘t I; n)“ $1 III‘IIIIMI: "T“I’HEdIIEiII”HITFIIT‘WITW III ”Hm
I, , ’. Imn I T‘Tl II n I our fl
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:IIJIIIIIIIIII ll Hyatt. AIIIIIIIIIM‘miIIr. Wefiflflfls
HITCHELL ‘ 50', Auctioneers.
l on Wall street. Hum“.
the
Sentinel Office! Ilorenzo Dibble.
Norwalk Chronicler