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, meet on that day this year.
statues.
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The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
the Town of N all and its Suburbs
Lama. Considerubl n the (Intuition!
inflation of the other Three Local Dail-
try Our Press Roost is always open to
Rewrork :1qu Weather rm
The weather today promises to be gener-
allyfair. with but a slight rise oitempersture.
Tomorrow it promises to be generally fair to
pirtly cloudy and slightly warmer.
m
1' Thermometer Record.
Thehlghest point of the thermometer for
lhetwsntr-lour hours endlnn at noon today
wast! degreesabove zero: lowesLsI degrees
above:
M-~mm.‘ . —-
Italat'lre Almanac term. Tomorrow.
8 sets law
m l 3““ ll 5:2 “do
at ‘l' .04
All. TNE 70" AINEEL.
"325?!
, summammummcsssm
“MS-smileys.
Owingto thefactthat the Pleasure
Beachtrackwillnotbein readinessfor
' lemogial Day the Ramblers Wheel
club, of Bridgeport, will hold no nee
Instead,
they will have an open ten-mile handi'
‘ caproad race over the Fairlield and
Southport road.
=I'hecurrent number of Bearings con-
tainsapicture of C. Ford Seeley, of
Stamford, who is wellknown in this
city, riding across the Cos Cob railroad
bridgebetween the rails on his Stearna
racer. '
Broker A. E. Bohme was rig-nagging
mud Isaace street, Norwalk, last
night, on a bicycle.
The F. 8. Ambler Cycle company re-
ceived another invoice of Columbine
this morning.
William A. Curtis, of Norwalk, has
bought a Columbia for his son. ,
Rosemary toss.
At the annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Society, Sons of the American
Bavolntion, in Hartford, reports show-
edthat the society has now 855 active
members, though the numbered mem-
bership reaches 1,133. Officers elected
were: President, Jonathan Trumbull,
of Norwich; vice—president, Edwin S.
Greeley, of New Haven; secretary,
Decina L. "Pierson, of Hartford; treas-
urer, John C. Hollister, of New Haven;
registrar, Hebert L. Hotchkiss, of New
New Haven; historian,.lmeph G. Wood-
ward,ofHartfm-d; chaplain, Rev. Ed-
win 8. Lynes, of New Haven. Samuel
Daakam, of Norwalk, was elected one of
the delegates to the National mImn-
tromand Colonel Russell Frost, of South
vNorwalk. was elected I: member of the
board of managers.
Ii lay ls Walker.
There is every reason for believing at
this time that the thief who attempted
tosteal M. H. l’icking's bicycle from in
frontof the Bridgeport, postoillce and
who was intercepted in South Norwulk,
andthe wheel wavered, is none other
than William Walker, the Brooklynito,
who at the present time is under bowls
of $500, to appear for trial bI-fore the
next term of the Superior Court, for the
theft of a wheel from the sumo place he'
longing to William Ferris. It will be
remembered that he was overtaken in
Stamford after an exciting chase thle
riding the stolen wheel
Test its lark Duns.
Among the members of Pionror
Castle, A. U. K. M. (L, who took the
Iark degree, conferred on them by rm-
preme Commander John Bray, of i’mvi
deuce, were Benjnmin liotchkius,
I ()hules Row. John Bot-rs, John Komh,
Horace Leatherland,Arthnr Williamson
Henry Harris, James Morris. Otto De-
PlemeJlafid (.thttum. Francis Helicon,
Nathan EJ’eck. W. .‘I. Hotcltkiss, l".
G. Brothertmi, R. Nesbitt. The com-
mittee of Pioneer (.‘astle were Waltvr
Nickerson, Arthur hchondsd, Nathan
E. Peck.
tours sums. ‘
Mr, and Mrs. Augustus Kent are the
happy parents of a girl baby.
Rev. J.E.(iusrnsny has returned tohls
home in Bridgeport.
Henry Burr took a trip to Silvrrmim‘
last Sunday evening.
In Harris has purchased a firm.
"I think it is mean of you to say that
the «nut to good for nothing." "Well.
lsappossifymevergoml’srishe In"
case In handyss an interpreter."
aoticasltrallae maul
:Oasmonthltszthrss
. evening. when his horse became fright
'sopreventsdthehorsefromruunhig
and also to paint the new Volunteer
Minoan
Thebraalopeningct lb Columbia
Hotdwlltsbsplscetouight.
mwmno'nm,.who
is now h finds-r business in New
Yorkaiqm'lllmakehishomehers this
[summon -. I
L snow sues. .
A West Norwalk man was driving
'past the residence otJames Lycett, last
enedat some object in the mad and
startedtorunawayn'l'hehorsshicked
hisheels through the,dash-board and
freedhimselffmmthe wagon, but the
manplnckilyheldontothe reins, and
very far. As it was, however, the
wagon was prettily badly damaged.
Principal B. B. Walkley has returned
from Baddam.
NOWAYTON.
Thelecturebyltev. H. M. Pogsou,D
D. of New York, in the Baptist church,
last “it. was well attended. The ad
dramas “Jack, the Giant Killer," was
extrundy interesting.
MissJenaie Raymond has recovered
from a msions illness.
Mrs. Annie Miller has returned from
a visit in Stamford.
Franklifielfmf Rowayton, writes: '
"Tothe personwho was sokindas to
furnish your reporter with an item
printed in yesterday's issue, stating
thatlboardedatrainbonndforBridge-
port in place of one for Bowaytou,
while coming home from Palestine Cas—
tle meeting last Monday night, I wish
to inform himthat I did not even get on
a train."
WilililPAllli.
Michael Sheedy is having his house
maimed.
Miss Kate Whone is on the sick list.
is twentytwo feet long, and five
and one-half feet beam. Ber motive
powerktohea gas engine. The best
olallklmlsotmatarialiabsingnsed in
humour-action. Bhewlllberesdyfor
launchingsfioutthsmiddleofJune.
Elaborate preparations have “been
In!!- by Wm Division Sons oi
Temperance, for the entertainment of
its guests, the District Division of the
oounty,on Thursday, in Toqnct Opera
House. The public evening meeting
willconsist 0! short speeches by dele-
gatesfrcmout oftown. In addition to
theaddressesailnepmgrammeinlight-
ervcinhasbeen rehearsed. A supper,
withwecream,willbegiveninthe Di-
visionromnfromfitofio'hzloch andalso
afterthccntertainment.
CRANBURY.
Frank Gregory is in poor health.
Mrs. Caroline Wyman Is recovering
from her recent illness.
..J Youngs is moving to Poplar
Plains.
George VanHorssar: raised a flag-pole
”yesterday, with appropriate ceremonies.
Washingtonlaodge, l. 0. G. T.- voted
last night to hold a strawberry festival
on June 3.
STICKS. .
EN TERTA INHEN TS.
spawns opens, sous:
All Next Week.
The Julian
Comedy
00.
Kilian u the
World!
Positive nightly I'hnnge. Peoples prices. in l
wand :IIs.-. tickets now on saleut Weeni'sum
It Is Table
'l'umllnwn s «hug stores
TaIk'
ABOUT OUR
Gilt Edge Creamery
Butter,
SO SWEET AND ROSY,
25 packages of fine, new, swcct FORMOSA TE.,\ the best In town, at 50c lb
We sell the lending fine coffees of the world.
such as you cannot get cIscwlIcrc, buy your coffcc hero
The choiccst line of fruits and vegetables fresh every morning.
breakfast is the Ferris ham or boneless bacon.
higher in price, BUT quality.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
always used.
If you want
Loading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET. - - . . .
. a Y
Medicine
Winddws
Bright
Does It.
saId
Soonest “02:32:.
mended;” ”~- ”g
B. A. VIOKERS,
: ' DEALER ll
'kflflPIoDAGGLEus Butter, 02:20.6, Egg.
I
I25 Washington Street. So. Norwalk
Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Lord and Dilicatessen
Try “Epicure Brand”Canned
And Green Mountain Chcc'sc.
TAYLOR II GOLOEN,
WAONIICNON "REIT.
lot with the' view of purchasing, uninvit-
ed to call and examine our list. We have
reasonable prices
an
“I have taken andAyer's Pills tor
man yearasnd ways derived
the t results from their use.
For stomach andl iver troubles,
and for the cure of hingeadac
“van 3
cathartic Pills
cannot be equaled. When my
friends ask me what is the best
remedy for disorders of the slum.
ach, liver, or lmwels m invIMIria.
bieanswerlsAyer' r'sl’il s. "—
M AY Jameson. New York— City.
Highest
Awards . at
World’s Fair.
?
LUSTRINE
First-class Goods at Popular
Prices.
NORWALK, OON N.
This Week
We lalIs toms of the lost
Remarkable Reductiods
IsitsMsaoi
SUPERIOR SILK,
DRESS 000055,
Capes and J
Dry floods Well Bought are
Hall Sold.
ackets
E PREFF R to do this now, practically in the height of the season, forthe reasons -it means great
money saving to our customers, and at the samctime, clears out stoc ts promptly.
_—_Q..___.
Goods,
Quality Unsurrmsedl Prices lowest!
Real Estate
and Insurance!
.0. Melt.
Persons look Isng a lot or, house and
hem forsaleinev partofthe city at
oneasytenns.
fit!
..
TELEPHONE ch LI..I3.
220 lb
Pisa Pounds for One Dollar.
()IIcc tried,
the aroma and richness of
A tempting dish for
A little
- SO. NORWALK.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building,
DON’T SOOLD YOUR WIFE!
Because“ she won’t buy her groceries of Mr. Oldfogy Highpricc, \\ IIo \\ nuts to make us
33 MAI/N STREET, NORWALK.
South Norwalk.
i0 ps. Fancy Dress Goods,
nicqnality; we shall sell at
Cents
I5Por
Yard.
20 ps. Mixed Suiting,
1250 quality; we shall sell at
Cents
- Per
. Yard.
lD pcs. Novelties,
50¢ per yard: we shall sell at
Cents
Per
39Yard.
Black Iohalr Figures,
75c per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
59......
52-in.Large Figure Mohair,
for separate skirts, $1.50 quality, we
shall sell at
$I.0052I.
Light Grounds India Silk,
00 per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
7 5Yard.
$1
Light Dolfreucb Novelties
15‘: per yard; we shall sell at
' Cents
Per
59....
Printed Warp, lap. Silk,
756: per yard; we shall sell at
Canto
4 Per
Yard.
24 in.,
Changeable Silks,
per yard; for this week,
Cents
2 5Por
Yard.
- ALL OF OUR
WE SHALL
IIPORTEDDRESS PATTERNS, IN SILK
AND WOOL NOVELTIES.
TAKE OFF TEN PER CENT.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
in medium shades,
ity; for this sale,
Beautiful lapanesc Silk,
for Wuists and Dresses, 500 qual-
Cents
Per
39Yard.
customers that will please them.
Best Indigo prints, tic quality; for Is
run 37,0.
Heavy—weight unbleached l--i shouting,
Wm.
94 unbleachml shooting, lil'fic.
s4 bleached Fliifllllllfl, 15c.
75 dos. all liIII-n tom-Is. 19c quality
and size. for We.
SHORT STORIES!
25 Per 0t. 0'
DOMESTIC 60003.
200 Turkish bath towels. hll‘lli‘llflil; wc'ity, for.
shnll III-ll 2 for :50.
Brady-mode pillows, .54, at we mu‘ll.
Bondy-made shoots. 8-4, at I!» «de.
LINENS.
We shall,
M in.
fill in
for 37'” ‘.
All Ii
IN THE BIG OLOAK R00
This spring wc have bad a great many ladies ask for low priced capes and ackcts.
many of them, most all of our goods were of the better quality.
[All Ladle ’or Children’s
' Garment '“*'*:;°.':°:.l:r*°‘
As‘ we (lid not buy
th 5 week, make an offer to out
I
I
I
I
‘1
0c.
lllli'll, good quality, for The.
all linen drinmk, Its: quality.
a
ton truy cloth. white and color-
9-4 heavy all linen shooting, 75o qual- I‘d bord'ws, ion ouch.
FEW WORDS! '
A Week of Wonders.
BIG VALUES!
muCh Oil ten down“ as We d” on fifty‘ NVIICI'C CISC can Slit! Imlies' MIME gloves, WWI" llllc. 2"" Men's block '-_~ hose, wm'lh lilo. lil'cv. D‘mlll‘ satin ribbon. I'o. l2, worth
get those “00“!“ at smell price“? Ladies” full “33mm“ hose, “0"“ ”‘3: Men's F'mnoh IIaI. shirts and drnwors. braille
3 pound box gloss starch. invents Ill pounds granulated sugar. um llI' worth 1], Tie Dims Irlmmlngs, Worth '37w. “1‘,
" can WW" Whi'l‘v :2 ” 3““ film”. mainli- 5")“ IMW' tan Ml" four 1 hose, '0‘“ 3“” Boy's ohumpion waists. (bust mull") Comb rt Inwdor. worth ‘25". list.
" Bartlettpears. “ ones our. lg, mu 2.» . I., ' . , ,
Ami jams in glass, ,5 ,, I0 pounds ml nuts. 25“ I‘m”, mm! yum Wu" worth 50o waggimtfi MI." -| a? m ‘ . I“. Hz; your.“ [HIV 1' IIIIII mm loves.
Assorted jams In tins, i0 " lponndsi (,alifornls prom. 25c 25c. cs “m‘ "n "l " w'" '“" ‘ " w": ' "‘" , ”
3 bottles extract of root beer. 23 " Evaporated peaches, per lb.. Inn, Men a summer shirts and drawers. bwlios' belts Inctnl worth 30c , 25v. hzm Il~ qmnllv'. lntIln, worth 750, lilo.
3mm Perle-urn mm 25 “ 1'1"an suble- Mm. m. worth the. 27x2 Lrsdlos silk III-IN. Worth :ov. cw. Scissors, worth 15». use.
“WWW ‘25 " (vingt'rsnaps,purlb., “If
5 cans New York state corn, 2,2” ” neuron cakes per Ib., ,
n". W“, mm‘ Wm" EU c ("M “M' 9" lb” 0““ For spring house renovating we have the best assortment of window shades in the city, from 25!; up,
Very BOSE glnp roamory Butter ' I50 pairs oi the bankrupt stock of lace curtains left, 59': to to per pair.
2'0 OUfld ! New chenillcs and tapestry porticrcs.
D POUND. FOR ”.00. I . . . . .
m We have not space to mcuuon the lug times In our kItI:IIcII department
SPECIALS; A Pint Dottie Queen Dllsea, Inc.
3 ,' l’hm cakes Buttermilk Soap, Io. _,
NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler