load oral-washout arrived ior
fimflkhtwt hallway 90mm.
fill" W
Islets ma takinglessons ssn
Millions on no Norwalk Tramway
“‘3',“ 'V f, 3,, 1 ,..,,., Lu, ‘ I
_ uneqztnbe.fr.fio.gu. is; conferred
‘ the. .llunter's and Warrior's degrees
interest. .. c '
ilqactainix‘ ‘Cmcker, o!_Clny
atrd'sfijll'm ,wbeen’quite sink. is Im-
‘ proving. 'slowly'. "if: .'
.W‘Willi’e Fugue, the livelyear-OId son of
. William Paganpot Cross street. died
,7 yesterday morning.
‘ inconsistent is having improve.
meats , e in the, front othis market
iii'NVa‘s gto‘nstreet.
.. e' A business meetingofths Pequonnock
Pleasuroclubwill be held Friday night,
~ in the club's headquarters. »
‘ W
‘:It is expected that all the new open
cars of the Norwalk Street Railway will
be ready to rah-inn day or two.
Pioneer-liner: and'Laddor' company is
practicing daily for its team with
Hope Hose company, on Memorial Day.
The "thunderishowers of yesterday
afternoOn were'a blessing to the crops,
the copious rainfall‘beiug'greatly rieed-
ed. ' ~. ~'
Rev. Gerald .. Beard went " this
morningto neo- Haven to deliver an
address to the alumni of the Yale Theo-
. logical school. ‘ '
‘ Mrs. Leslie Smith, oi. Elmwood ave-
nue, was overcome'by, the heat in Trin-
. ity church, yesterday afternoon. but has
'nowrecovemd. . i 4
.15: 1' 1} W's-1—
The‘ang’s; qualifier-'3 Circle of the
fillethl‘lmalkfibs‘mmioesl church}
will meet this evening “withMisa Lgplln
Lane, 107 South Monroe-o'er: ~ ' ' ,
The governing crit‘srmittee of the Nor-i
MMWWHI’meet at the real-7
derfih‘omr? karazauen, Washington?
- . NW..~.W_...-...~;
«w Schiller filling“- a. ‘- lillll-i wetland
" night aiili'iir'inferred' "the 'rle‘iiiihd‘ degree’
on WWkfihhd'fiominated oili-
cers rumored; election, Tuesday,
Jana ". “3-: r- t we}
‘ W. Effl-‘éupron’shdéérlhe finidscet"
or the pool r'rihm,” ’wi'tii 'ki'liéd'by "a‘ thin
in Springwood, :Monday‘afterr‘ioon. The
dog was angncellentfhunter and highly
prized byglliltKl'aprenci ‘
'0 Mil ~"r1l ‘0'
—-Theappraisere of the assigned estate
of Frederick Mead are, taking inventory
of stock today. In the'btore was- found
a large black cat in a starving condition.
It had evidently been locked in.
The sloop formerly owned by the late
W. C. Hulse, but which was purchased
by T. R. Brown, of Brooklyn, who has
a summer cottage at Bell Island, isbeing
overhauled by Alfred L. Stevens, at the
island.
A hydrant was opened norm street,
yesterday afternoon, and several carp,
sunfish and an innumerable quantity of
pdliywogs emerged from the pipe, and
rsnduwn‘ou the Tramway company's
tracks. _ ‘ ' ‘
Julia Byrues opened today elitist-class
hand laundry at the corner of Wall and
Knight stunts, under Dwyer's harness
store. Work will he turned out in short
order and great pains will be taken tr
suit patrons. “““““““““ “L
The funeral of the late Mrs. Henry T.
Zerlass was held from the ‘residence of
her sister, Mrs. Theodore Hendrick, 0
Union avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Rm. 0. M. Bullock .oiilciatcd. The
burial was at Westport.
The Center High school is arranging
for emission entertainment which will
be held in the ammbly room next Mon-
day evening. The proceeds will go to
wards paying for the new piano which
the school recently Purchased.
_—.._—
The study of Christian missions in
America will be contin ' in the South
Nomalk Congregati al church, tomor-
row evening. An interesting programme
has been arranged. in which Mrs. J. L.
new“, Miss Ethel Keep. Deacon M. II.
Tollos. W. L. Pinter and (3. It. Helmsr
will talre part.
i
PURE
0V
”will“?
* thcyinltiatcry degree tealght. -
“Hospital fertile Insane, today. He is
'. new church fund. There will be a one-
"pany jumped twelve feet from a pole to
warm-tn _ ..
Minuet.
one. was.;r. o. o. a. will center
Iii-poemuiloaee um finished in.
sanitary ‘ lope! Norwalk yester-
day.) .
.Rebert Getter] has entered. in the
Ramblers” rendrsce at Bridgeport,
Decoration Day. ' "
John Musharry', of Harbor avenue,
had ant. yesterday. It was some time
before homestead. ‘ ,
The steak and natures of Frederick
Mead’sconlee . are being removed
from the em today. . ‘
‘At the meeting or the Norwulk Build-
iug,’Loan and Investment association,
last , night, $8,100 was loaned to
members. . -
The‘annual meeting of the Spring-
wood Union Sunday School association
will be held in the chapel tonight, at
7:45 o’clock. '
Miss Lucy J. Munson’s voice has
warehouse. and Mrs. c. w. Ben-
nett ’ is ._ substituting at the Franklin
street school. ’ I ‘
Michael ‘ Roscoe, father of Joseph F.
Roscoe, was taken to the Middletcwn
eighty-three years at age.
ones: Bartram arrested John sour.
van. last night, "for drunkenness and
vagranoy. - This morning Judge Hub-
bell lined him 85 and costs. He went to
jail. .
Miss Julie Hill, 0! Danbury, daughter
of E. Hill, of the Norwalk Iron Works,
is a member of the graduating class of
’96, at Vassar College, Poughlroepsie, N.
Y.
Butler Lodge, I. O. 0. F., is repre-
sented at the grand session in Norwich,
by ‘William. H.‘ Saunders, and Our,
Brothers’ Lodge by B. 8. Keith and
William Warren, I
St. Joseph's Sunday school is making,
preparations to give an entertainment,
early next month for the benefit of the,
not force, drills, etc, by the children.
The former telephone 'otiioei at Nor-E
walk is- .in the hands of learpentersrwhol
are laying a, new 11mm. Painters and
paper-hangers come next, alter which-
Attorney John ,J . .. alsh will move into.
,. “.M
the rooms. a
The warrant for a special ‘city mgetJ
ing on May 20 is printed in The Semi-y
pose of acting unavote of» the Council“
to expend 04,600 for sewers in the south, - .
ern pr rt 01 the city.
been ,heldclast night, was adjourned,
owing to the lack of a quorum, until
J one 4, when a dance will also be held
at the club’s casino.
At the mean—rig oi the teachers of
Grace church Sunday school, last night.
at Roton Point the last week in July.
session at 9:30 a. in. during the summer
months. _‘__
Michael McGloughlin. a son of
Michael McGloughlin, of Stuart ave-
nue, is in charge of Chief of Police
Bradley, audeillbe committed to the
County Home. It is alleged that the
boy's parents abuse him so that he runs
away from home and sleeps in barns
and outbuildings. 7
Belem next Sunday Percy Ferris or.
poets to have another cluster of six
Welsbach lights placed in Trinity
church. They will be located between
the two chandeliers mntly put in.
Three lights will be placed in the choir
lott. Mr. Ferris recently installed
twonty-tlve lights in Nelson Taylor's
house in West street.
()ne of the linemen employed by the
Southern New England Telephone com-
the ground, yesterday afternoon, and
smained both ankles. Dr. Burke at-
tended him. , -
The scholars of the Franklin street
school are much annoyed by primers-by
taking flowers from the mounds on the
school grounds. They have taken much
pains in the construction of those flower-
lieds, but it will be impossible to keep
them ih color unless the public ctr-open
atssstothe extent of leaving them in-
tact.
SURE
and‘s
HEAPING
It. _ .lmnlsiu..mmnwlr ,
ll! driverllcaowsaon the
.Mmamm started chose?
I 'EHOLS ohaa SedilSlV'ld 'H '8 .LV
nel today. The meeting is for'the pur- 5
The annual mhetirrlihi the Norwalk ' '
'Ilawn‘Tennis club: which Was ~to him)
it was decided to hold the annual picnic .
It was also decided to hold the Sunday .
n‘, «new em" ' ,‘1 school', ‘.
51w, ,
so. nouns: mm. mam o,
Oldvleell Hook and Ladder- W's
Mt no trace eta are could be
museum. 1.. Bonus! saw the re-
flection el-the’moon, and thought there
elation that as he was going home some-
one ran down What street, shouting
“Fire." and that he turned in the
alarm. ‘ ‘
R. H.
Pl'aisted!
' DRUOGIST.
Dr. Green’s
IGEDRENE w ;
cAMrHcsi
compound
Packed withiwoolens, furs or
any iabricsyhich moths
.jrgfsstfliill.-mtw. .
them thoroughly,
.a
,Bricgmzs Cts.
I
i s
oumva-so asnos-s moss ems-us
Jr . ..,~ kw. if,
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I. .1-
Mom cficcfahli‘ithan crude or
.. . ..rcfiuudcamphor.. .. . .
‘1—‘0
Manufactured by
R.H.I’I.AISTED
as Washington
Street,
so. scswsrs.
M
Lady Washington
Geraniums. . . . .
Large plants. Iota l8 inches high,iu
Winch pets. 20. 25 and m mats each.
These are in full bloom endure choice
varieties. 100 Kaiscrin Augusta
VICTORIA ROSES,
In etc. one year old, slight]
mlfileewfi, but just as good for out!-
door planting, at 20 cents each.
LIMA BEANS.
Ki 0! the Garden, Ford's Marn-
rnot . Jersey, extra early, Challen-
ger. etc. Fresh, new ml.
i’ULVERlZED SHEEP
FERTILIZER.
nothing better {or lawns and how-
crs; per 100 lb. l‘ma. $2.50.
HAIFORD'S FLORAL "All.
.- .. ”no “a...“
WARRANT
Special City Meeting
Ynl's (l? It'll. “Halli Norl’nlk. (hon.
To Ilia l'. a many. Ass'u'lnrk oi the
Cit oi nit Norms tailorm.
Mir : Ilv authority tested In me as Mayor
out is unis-rot thrills-arr! of i ‘onnciimca ol said
city. hereby direct. you to gm noilm to the
lfiuni voters of this city. thaha Iipev- l (‘lty
cells will beheld In Arlen all. on asthma
sl . . said city, on Tuesday. the twenty-
i-Ixt slay OI HM. im. at I nrlnuk p. m,_to
approve or disapprove the following remin-
tlon adopted by said limird oi (,unnvmnee:
\ 7.1
mired. That a suitable mar. tour 0 Inn
has us and six manholes. s- I'rmeiruvtm in
and rougplmndsasnd mwiwsrdavsmrss
unri mi] atrm,mii‘1)flllfl¢ In "It! recum-
msnllailrm oi the immunities on ,w rs. t a
m not it; exceed lunrthmissml s a on u»
«I arsza so to transsvt'sm other luminous
proper to come lagers said recite
MAW“ estate hell's...
A imam". 9H“
lune. . '
issr r. rsunssr.
m so or Ass't. I'liyi1srh.
mm
0am portion of I. Omsk?
storefront. «Walla-d Water lts.‘
I all
fl
my?” . '
was sure “on the hill. Mr. Bound"
“ Oldfsshleasd llr
We have 10 dozen ladies‘ Shirt
of them were sold at $1 and $1.
tunity!
' EDWARD
5' oszrrrr sunniso,
an... Apples,
Isstirs as [M lb
:“ ' 1' .Aprlcots, Inc " .“
- “ “ . Pssehss, roe " :-
honorees co. :2 South aain Street
'ever bought for 4c per lb,
DONOVAN BLOCK. was
W
The season to: wearing thin fabrics is at hand. We have the
prettiest line of
Figured Organdies! Lawnsll Dimitieslll Cambricsllli
You have ever seen. Open thisweek. a new shipment of ,
DIES - SHIRT '- WAISTS I
Correct styles. Special values at 09c, 75c, 98c,81.19 and $1.25.
good. We shall close them out at 35 and bile apiece. Some
led Peaches, IOo “
A BIB GIIT III HEAT.
This week we will first cut‘ycu‘ the
bestslice,roast,or outlet that ithas
been your fortune to feast on. and We
will cut the price so low for you that
you cannot help but buy. Veal chops,liio
per lb: lamb c , 10c mbfloreqnart-
erlsmb,,tic perl . stew b. 40 per lb;
the best piece or corned beef that you
canyonr money
back if you are not suited. sh is cheap
this week also. Fm Delivery.
New [York Market
rssss ps.‘ arses, I’rop.
HINOTON STREET.
Waiats, many of them very
25 apiece. Herons an oppor-
STREET!
scawsur, cons.
Are nnsurpamd for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
a; waaa STRIE‘Q
allr Pot
We have in stocketdho
‘ Flower
Jardiueres, ‘
whichwcw lsclat
sent ”Yw'fl‘wl macho
mlil 1w
JAGKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
:. as. JACKSON, Photographer,
. A CARD. :1 .. '
'io run Prone or sofiwmr augwyfigggéet' f . dwii‘fllllfiill}
. prices. and toth purchaser of $1.00 we will pre-
Jardluerc. This offer holds good till J1me].
Prices Reduced!
NOIWALK. lcONN‘
. m
Pots, just the thing 1 Memorial Day
..-_‘..._r... "9.-.“.-- -.....
actual value rscpcr yard. Nolhin
etc. Our price on these goods has
sell whether you save rc per yard 0
buy.
soc yards last black sateen,
CUIIOMCI‘.
Understand when we say a large
J.D.JENNIN03,
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHTBTRIWT,
Ilorwslir, . . -
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM smart ,
TELEPHONE UAlaln. ll.
menu...
.. . . or. r. SGHAVOIR
Will be at his Math Remit once.
’ Washington as.
WWDAYB AND SATURDAYS.
(Jone.
ll. Gal admins
Wk“ a
tar-s rosemavmiulmm to
Yours RelqmctfuIIy, JAMES LYCE'I‘T, Prop.
A BA GAIN SALE
Light Weight - - - -
. . . Sunlrpcr Fabrics!
roco yards of stripe llimiiics in pink, blues. etc., at 9c per yard
looks any prettier than these goods.
30 pieces of light-weight fancy figured iawns,dimillcs, madras cloths,
We have bunched the whole lot at the uniform price of n r-zc for this
week. You can make your own selections and it will depend on your-
full width and better than nine out of
ice stores sell for use per yard. Our price 9c per yard; ro yards‘ to a
An outside llycr lor Saturday and Monday only! 50' dozen large
size fringed linen towels, at we each; 4 to a customer only.
little skimpy towels, just large enough to wipe once with.
We? eliE
fr"
g more comfortable and nothing
varied from rs-rzc to 19c per yard,
r7 r-zc per yard on the goods you
show: don‘imean any of those
You couldn't mslrs
a tastier investment
it on it uh he
a 'rlss'iloi his
N micronset.
hey don't rust,
moths-don't eat them
:hry don't fluctuate
nvnluo to any res-
sonahle extent and
on can always rea‘
Im on them rm
rly their value.
.J?’
yinslre linen
"ill or . mills and are alwa s napalm
«Alstonllmvliben you want Iirslwater dia-
monds or imam go to
HOMER B. HOY‘T’S
Jewelry and Optical Stars,
SOIL
South Norwalk,
Comstock Bros. Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk.
Overcoats !
PEOPLE ASK How we can sellthemiorf
$10. Our answer is through the application
of the most improved methods of manufactur
ing in quantities to supply the large and '_
creasing demand of our several stores and by
adding only a small profit to the original cost,
All wool, sewed with silk, guaranteed " to fit,
made of handsome, new,stylish cloths this seas-1”
Straw hats are ready; a few selling even noting
IIegliges Shirts, leather and Crash Belts, Bicycle and 30". ma, ‘
Gaps, Stockings's’nd Sweaters, ladies ”on...“
consrfic—i BROS,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
: ‘MILFORD A. GIFF'IN, Mgr.
Gone.
1
Y
7.) ..
Agentl'or
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR' g
,_.G.ATTi-l-,.
Chlokonn
and: ,. 7*
HORSES!
DIST
GRAIN
11
‘AND
BATTLE.
BRANOH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVCRY
STABLE.
must be converted into cash.
have the best stock to select from.
39 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Chggpness
isn‘t always economy. There’s no money saved‘in
_, buyingpcoggrain or hay. Quality first. There's '
0 other way to build a great grain business. 13"
matter how-little the price. if the thing is mean
you don’t want it.
proves the cheapest in the end and affords the great-
est satisfaction is a truism known to all, and it ap-'“
plies with-particular force to grains. My warrant
is behind all I sell. Return to me any grain that
you think is not as it should be. I want you to .
come twice, ten times, all the time. It is perma-
nent trade that is valuable to me.
MANUEL T.HAT.CH,
The Leading Grain Dealer,
I5 Isrs‘hsll Street. So. Ilerwslh.
. s
K
l 7:
.4
. ‘ if!
k I
Mano—e
That the best in everything.
Commencing May rsth and continuing until June rst,l will oficr
my entire stock at cost, as l have a large stock of goods on hand that.
Those making earliest selections will
After that, prices will advance.
A. w. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
SlMfiEI'C'ITY
I TSELF
The cracker-ban oi
Colombian—most im:
portnnt part at a lil-
cyrlrm-la supreme In
its simplicity and
strrngih. No nuts to
catch trousers or
skirts. Mrriumicnlly
one piece. lnstnnil
taken apart. Main-s inc Iii/eyes
run easier. Pound only on
0
Ilcyclss
Let Is explain this and
Standard iii the World
"00 c“°:..“""e'2i':.i.;::“.:::
I. Ill. ILIII If you call.
F. s. AMBLER CYCLE 00., Agents.
29 Wall street, Norwallr.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
n Waahlnnoa Ctr-fl.
lo. Namath.
Manse, lshsehsmc Hotel.
WWW mt.
m7 ly
EDUCATEI) AND ARTISTIC
'I‘AHTI‘l ‘
in wall papers and decorations is one .0,
the nineteenth century accomplishments.
That is why those who mleot their wall
paper at Doctor’s get such delightful re-
sults. It isn‘t necessary to purchase the
oxmnsive grades, the designs and color!
are just as artistic in the cheaper grades,
it they are not so rich. For those who
wish to cover the walls of urine m
cottage. or decorate a palace. go to Deck.
er‘s.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Paintin , Paperhlnslflil. Benefiting
land Sign riting.
DECKER.
19 Washington Street.
Norwalk Chronicler