Joining ‘thsatrlca’ V lecnipauy
wingiveaperlamanee in a house in
Watersheet. tonight. .
mum. Jr.,.has"been mm a
“member of Wolf's Headyouc olthc
" Yaleoollogesccretsucieties.
Theranhm-LighhcltheScutthr-
, walkBaptistchurch. will meet' tonight
,wlthlrs. Sherwood. at 'the parsonage,
inSo'uthltainstrs‘et.
‘re I“ .1".
Aspecialinestingof the directors of
thethwalkHospitalassociationwillbp
wnmneealtmht mogul. iron-
mm- m“ "‘
tWilliani Church, of the Old Sange-
tnckrcad, has snifereda second alight
stroke of npoplexy. Hr Church has
been confined to the house since last
September.
FGran. sugar, 19 lstor $1.
GroceryCo.
George Boyd, who has been atthe
Norwalk hospital. suderiug from blood
poisoning, will start tonight for his
home in Houtreal. Bewill he' accom-
panied by Harry Bentley. who will look
after his wants.
N. Y.
t
Madame Sara DeLlude, Of New York
city,tlie soprano mug ut’r'l‘tin'ty
Woman anilde e ‘wedam‘w
daynight, has been boarding at H. R.
Pitsh'sianststieetfor afow weeks'
and will probably remain during this
‘ -.month
--Very best new grase Elgin creamcry
batter. 19c 51'.
GroeeryCo. .1 ..
o. ,A. F. audA.
7 St. Johil‘s
E. conferred thé, m Hseeu'a' do:
tors in Bethe], New
Canaan. South Norwalk and West-
pcrt. Abanquet was served.
Two wheels and a truck, weighing in
all over filtecn hundred pounds. arrived
fromN flTL’veu. today. for Raymond
“finite-remit!
mm'mipgs
Mei-
Jam
toDanbnrywill be more rapid. The
tiresonthswheelaarcaixand one-half
inchcswide,andaninchthick.
—-Straw hats‘cloalicdz O'Brien’s.
Employees at Crolnt a Knapp'a fac-
torylto.2,attlls corner ofWater and
Tolles streets. readily vouchsale the
fact that nolactcry‘bereabouta is more
Attedtoworklnmorcmployersmcre.»
licttoasfcrtbehealthol the employed.
This factory has been newly white
wnhedandpalnted insidleiewlndowa
cleared. Iranians-painted. and them
side has received a new wring cad.
wrapping it (returns! topaveinsnt.
The Norwalk divorce case of Melville
Kellogg vs. Isiah Kellogg is on the short
criender list oi the Superior Court.»
day. Nurwalk cave} on the Common
PMCourtcalender are: F. It. Twcd
dle vs. J. J. llenlou. ctaL. judgment
for want at answer and defcmlanta'
m for ”was statement: Wil-
ha- ltyan st as. vs. City of Norwalk.
m for bonds for pnnecutlon: for
”specific statement: and tor crum-
tlou at time for answer.
.M.....MMW.¢
.-—ltraw hats. O'lhien‘s.
The musical Wt It the (ma
tar school. ltornlk. next Monday own
tag. pro-lines to be a very grind mm
The ladies neurotic. which will m
vocal nicotine throughout the evening.
ismprmdottbe following ladies. all
well known in infleal circles: Alias
Pitts. Ilsa Stash. Ira. Rector and In.
Dunning. aim Gertrude Dyna will
give two readings and Howard Tilly a
must sale. The Handgun club will
ahetake part. Calls andmmwillbe
arsed aim the am. The missile
at the eswnalnmat will go Martin the
piano fasd. v“
comatose Stamford willbe
‘conueetedBanda’yand used theredter.
~Yaeht caps. O‘Brien’ s.
The nhooner W. D. Hilton Is at
Hatch. BalleydrCoJa wharlwitha
cargodlaalher.
GecrgsBuckinaater has” the connect
tofurnishaquautityct the iron work
for the’uewdepotain Boston. Mass.
‘ Yésterday Mrs. William leutJost
her pocket-book between Wall street
audWiltnu liveuue. It contained about
.15.
-—Fancy creamery butter, 5 lbs. for 01.
Fine cooking potatoes. 8 bushel for 01,
at D. L'Boiuniedleu’s. »
Thanasl. Raymond has resigned as a
member or the committee to assess bene»
fits and damages in the extension of
Railroad place. .
A strawberry festival will be held
next Tuesday night on the lawn of '1‘.
J . Head's place. by the ladies of the
West Norwalk chapel.
Jlibs annual meeting and election of
éaloah or the Naromako Gun club will
be held at its shooting grounds. tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o 'clock.
“—Bluefish. Spaponnd sea bass, is
cedfisli',stcak 10.6. at Hayes' market.
Washington street was torn up again
near Johp H. Ferris' coal yard, this
morning. to allow the Nos-walk 'l‘ram-
way company to raise its tracks.
Court Mahackeino. Foresters of Am-
erica. will hold its, regular meeting
Tuesday night. when Captain Robert J.
Doyle will be presented with a badge.
—Latest golf caps. O‘Brien's.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk and
her sister, Miss Alice May Sherwood.
areto sing at a concert given at the
Pouchmansi grooklyn, N Y., Tues-
tlemns. W11]
Entrance examinations for Yule will
be held in June at Mr. King' s school in
Stamibrd. They are open to all who
conform to Yale requirements. Candi
dates“ are asked to send their names to
5i 63“ {wine
Sentinel office. lied tfe misfortune to
éwnhla loll Wm madly roster
day. while at work. He is at his post
mmymmmmnunss'fiaia with
the use of a cane.
—lolbs. olgoodoo hoof for 85",
atHaycs' market. 3 &‘ 3’ s
Mrs. J. W. Mend. of South Main
street. has been in Brooklyn; 'N.‘ Y.. for
two or three weeks, in attendance upon
her daughter, Mrs. Dunn. of Danbury.
who hillmtpr. lewett's prime hospi-
tal. Ir. Mead spends Sunday in
Brooklyn. m
-—DOn' t tail to attend the musical and
literary entertainment at the Center
school. Monday evening. May 25. for
the benefitoftlie piano fund. Special
attractions by Norwalk Mandolin club,
readingsby Mia Gertrude Lyon. and
aingingbyaladioa' quartcttc. Admis-
sion twenty-five cents.
.5 .' as»
l". A. Laue. who iormcrly conducted
the restaurant in the old depot. has
lead thepresent Adams Express ol-
fluelnthe scrim-and will opeua
reataarantthsreas accuse the expo-
company moves to the new depot. about
Jo. .l.
The Nor-walk members of the. Y. P. H
C. It. will unto the quarterly meeting
in Westport. next Tumlny night. in the
cariyall “Newport." which will leave
theeormoi Main and Wall starts a
6:80. The ride will be in charge of
Frank 8. Curtis.
-—l'ancy withhold... 5 lbs. for ti.
Fine «mkiugpotamk 3 bushel for 0!.
at l). L'llomnicdieu's.
During the rain slnrm. yesterday. a
stream of water from the gutter on
Spring Hill gullied its way scroll the
sidewalk and ran down through John
(.lrcenwmd's lot. washing his garden
quite badly. Street Commissioner
Kellogg was untitled and mashed the
damage. _. 7- _ >4
ulimwuderhya. O‘Brlsn‘e.
At the meeting of the great chlcls of
the Improved Order oi Red Men of Con-
nmtkmt. held in New [Mtlmh it was
voted to mm the adlmtion degree and
to “slam the per capital to: from eighty
to sixty rents. ‘Thc date of the next
meeting of the chiefs is the fourth
Wednmslay of lay. and the place
Derby.
audCounecttcutBiverroad. which was
PurchasedbyJudgollobertaoumuloil-
road. He stated that the sale would
clearuptlie complicated alleles of the
road. and that tbebond-holdera would
receive only about eighty cents on the
dollar cf'tllc mall's indebtedness. It
was also admitted that the line would
be fitted up with electricity atonce
probably after the style of the Nantu-
kot branch.
“mt-v
“Do you know that lortune knocks
once at every man's door?" "Well for-
tune must bave‘had gloves'on when she
knocked atminc." ,
R. H.
Plaisted!
;;Compound
Celery ,
‘llervine '
Will
Help
You '
‘ Do
Your
Work!
‘ Try it; 75¢ a bottle.
N. uVfiffm
VPIaIsted's Cholera
..mxturr-- .. ..., .
L‘ a. .4 Alwaysfilluresl ; Q:
iii? st; 5
'DHOLD'OHHO S-GSLSIV'Id 'H '8 LV
"Bring your prescriptions to
us;we use the purest drugs and
our pricos‘am always reasonable
0
R.H.PLAISTED
A! Washington
Street.
50. IOIUALA.
W
Lady Washington
Gsranlums. .. . .
Large plants. Into 18 inches high. in
0 inch will. 20. 25 and 30mm» each.
These are in full bloom and are choice
varieties. 100 Kaiscl'in Augusta
VICTORIA ROSES.
plants, one your old, slightly
owed, hutjustaegood for out
door planting. at 20 cents each.
LIMA BEANS.
Kinfi of the Garden. Fonl’s llam-
mct Jcmy.cxlm early. Challen-
ger. etc. Flush. now need.
l’ULVERIZED SHEEP
FERTILIZER.
nothing better for lawns and flow-
ers; per 100 lb. bag. 32.51
IIAIFOIID’S FLORAI. IIALI.
WARRANT
Special City Meeting
"on 'IIIIV'FH it. l-kvulli '40 (walk. (him
Illlam am out. set Lilorll ultlu»
Cit "OI Knuth "ml XML}
“It: 3v an horny team in men:- Mayor
smll- nnlcru lhcltnarilolt mmcilmcnnlMlll
{Yb hombyd lm‘t ylmtu gIVe Rollie in llm
E‘le Miter-l ni this city. lhuha slim t‘lty
Ming will behold In All rm Mllmn
st IDMI'I city. on needs lm twenty
slaliilav ol Mar. MM. it A vii-lock pm ta
aimmvcur disapp we the tnllnwlng do
than adopiml try re d llnard of (hum-l men:
Viit dyed. That a willows newer. Inur mi. 1.
has mandslf man “lee he «Inuslmolmi In
and rough .nwnllnsandw Wrnulwa avenues
and outlaw street. morning in l romm
memlatlcm IiItIle committee "ll sew rs. at l
«mi not wormed! lmlrlhonseml hair in firm
Ilnllate. also in transact any”. "Ill or imp new
hyper tn 01)!th or! said
plhlflllfil Mu Oygmllghfily LEE mm
A 'm"'""'L mini r TAMMANY
m ’1 Ali-ti City Clerk.
slum. slum
day. washought fortheccnsoltdated V
1a: wall.
. ONINV31° 3300}! A804! ONIHLA83A3
‘m ”Ail-
lest Evaporated Apples.
Apricots,
Peaches,
'Dld Fashioned Dried Peaches.l Ice “ '
It
- I
I:
so per lb
'3° to II
‘ '0. n
F D. lAYlTDlI l: 00., 22 South Alain Street
A BIG CI" Ifl IEA‘I’.
Thisweekwe will first cut you the
bestslioe.roast. or constant it has
beenyourfortune to feat on, andwe
willcuttli'eprice so low for you that
youcaunotllelpbut buy. Veal chomJOc
per-lb; lambehops, lOcperlb; foreq
erlamb, Bcperlb; stewlamb. leper lb;
the best piece of corned beef that you
everboughtfor-lcperlb. .crly‘oldrmouoy
backil youareiiot suited. ischeap
thisweekalso. FreeDeli very.
New York Market
FRANK s. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
.DWARD
STREET.
The season for wearing thin fabrics is at hand. We have the
prettiest line of
Figured Organdlesl Lawns
ll Dimltiesll! Cambricsllll
You have ever seen; Open this wook.a new shipment of:
LADIES- SHIRT - WAISTS !
Correct styles. Special values at 09c] 75c 08c.“ 19 and 01.25.
We have 10 dozen ladies' Shirt Waists. many of them very
good.
We shall close them out at 35 and 50c apiece. Sonic
of them were sold at ti and 01. 25 apiece. Here' is an oppor-
tunityi
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
STREET 1
scswaui, cells
WWI—SW
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish ......
v
‘ i
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN‘
A CARD.
TO THE PEOPLE OF NORWALK AND VICINITY:
We have in stock‘ut the Norwalk Pdttery, Smith stmet. foot of Mill Hill. 1000
Jardinercs, Vases and Decorated Flower Pots
whicli‘we w‘lll- sell at redifccd prices.
otswilust the thing for Memorial Day
arid too iii-chaser of Si. 00 we will pre-
sent one Vase for cut flowers or one .lilrdinere. 'l is odor linlds good till June 1.
mill“! y y. .‘
-Y ours Respectfully, JAMES LYCETT, Prop
Saturday and Monday
svenmos, FROM 5 to s O'CLUCK,
. . . . . vii: SHALL SELL
iooe yards best isc and rye Dimilics, all styles, .1” shades .it go per
yard
300 ladics' lawn and gingham shirt waists, yukc back, Bishop sleeves
and above all well made, all 37
MC each.
i l‘lule extra line unbleached 4-4 shooting, 7 i-zc goods, for 5c per yard
so dozen ladics’ black ass hose, for i5c per pair.
Don't Fall
To
Remember
That 5 in 8 o‘clock arc the only hours you can get these gowls at the
above pricc.
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKE R.
KNIGHT mm
Norwalk, -
Opp Street Ilallway Depot.
REIDENCI ELM STRICT. "
mmllbl‘ll CALD. 11.
Conn.
After a.) let,
.. . . III. F. SCHAVOIA
WIIIbiatllleflimthKotholm'
O Wanna."
same r’i‘asTsaks
You can du’l make
midlladnn‘ ‘tont them
they don't fluctuate
in value to any rea-
sonable extent and
firm can always rea-
lee on them
.l
ti
arms, ALL WOOL . .
Blue "
INDIGO DYE, ONLY
her suits even lower; and many better ones
higher.
EEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a ven-
latcd straw hat. We
some at 25c, others at $2.
sian crash suits for men, 38. Coolest gar- .
R s
‘ cut for summer ever
' i. 25.
'C ildreo' s wash suits, at see; better ones 75c, ti .
lid 31. 75.
N GLIGEE SHIRTS. A good percalc shirt'
ith collars' and cuffs attached, 49c. Wear well,
ash well and give good satisfaction.
or 75c, 81, 1.25 and 1.50.
Cclf aid Bicycle Suits, Capsand
V
St
\v
$84 .
have them at 50 cents,
made. Separate pants, ,
Others. M...
,..
Stockingss '
re open evenings. Money refunded to all dis~
atisfied customers.
.' CO STOCK BRO
lb ‘SOUTH MAI N STRE ET,
South Norwalk,
Comstock Bros.
MILFORD A.
Masonic
Bld'g. Norfolk.
)
GIFFI-N, Mgr. .
MW’ #- _ ’19-’- ..
‘Wfi .
Agent gcr ' ‘
j w" Lo Cheapness _ . A...
:g:; N ' isn‘t always economy. .There’ s no money saved in
FOR buyingpoorgrninorhny. Qualityfirst. Think”
GATT I no other wnytohnildn great grain bushing No
Ohlolr n. matter how little the price. if the thing is mean
and you don't want it. That the best in everything
HORO ‘ ' proves the cheapest in the end and aflords the
‘ cst satisfaction is a truism known to all. and it ap-
3‘37 plies with aplurticiiliir forcoto grains. My warnnt
ORA! isbehind lsell Returntome any grain that
'0' you think is not as it should be. I want .
‘ HON. come IWer, ten times. alltlie time. It is m '
3:191, ‘ nent trade that ls valuable to me.
333's: MANUELT. HATCH.
33%: N.’ The W118 Grain Dealer.
sraa I: Is larshall Street. So. lerwalk.
. 4
. “in
.
Commencing May isth and continuing until June let, I will offer
my entire sloc
must be converted into cash.
have the best a
l
39 Wall Street
lock to select from.
Norwalk. Conn.
k at cost, as l have a large stock of goods on h’dn'd that
Those making earliest selections will
After that, prices will advance.
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
SIM
one piece. lustaatl
taken a art. Makes the bieyeg
Slander
‘ I00
I" All AMII
F. S. AMBLER
29 Wall
and lie sister.
as was...
no. u .
TCITY
The rraukabaft m
Columbine—moat lm
portnut part of a lit
cyrlrn—Ia supreme in
Its simpliiity and
strruitb No nuts to
rats trousers or
shirts Mrclinniclally
of the World
as explain this and
titer Columbia «starts
catalogue
CYCLE 00., Agents.
drool, Norwalk.
HI )1“) AT ED AN ll ARTISTIC
AHT
in Willi papers and decorations is one a!
the nineteenth century acrmplishmeuts.
That is why those who select their well
mpcr at Doctor's get such delightful to-
suits. It isn't neecisary to purchase the
expensive grades. the designs and colors
are just as artistic in the cheaper grades.
if they are not enrich. For those who
wish tocoverthe wallscfavimcovered
cmtagc. or dv'coratc a palace. so to mk-
,er's.
muten' Supplies.
Artists’ laterlals. Plum
Pictures framed to order.
awn-mussel. ram
Conn
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Norwalk Chronicler