AuphCImecrtW Bap. eh. tonight.
Barman Malmo. $th Mainstreet,
_’ isslckwith .W
Ncrwslk’raha’rbershoni will remain
. mmwm Day. .
W
1 no. George is. linen. of Norwalk.
whohssbeen quiteiii isimproving.
Mrs. Henry Schenk. of Glenwood ave-
use, has presented her husband with u
' daughter.
Judge James T. Bdbbcll and family
, have gone to housekeeping on Chestnut
street, Norwslk.
‘The Norwalk Pharmaceutical associa-
‘ tlon meets this afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Mahackemo Hotel.
, , .........
, -We' deliver creIim inali the Nor-
, walks on Sunday. have order early.
‘ 0. K; Sosfleld, who was bitten on the
leg bya strli'nge cat. Monday, reports
the wound as healing nicely.- " "
John F. Colby and Daniel G. Hon-
, necker have purchased a portion of the
irfiblvent estate” of Frederick Mead.
Its-Councilman Edgar H. Fox has
had an extension built to the north side
of the piazza og‘his residence in West
stmet.
No clue has yet been obtained to the
importer, who swindled Norwaik Odd
Fellows, as exclusively reported in The
Sentinel yesterday.
, George LaPoint, of Springwood. was
arrested. last night, for drunkeness, and
this morning, Judge Hubbell fined him
-’ 32. which was paid. ‘
”LT-TCoun. river shad. N. Y. Market.
' ‘ Cums Tribe'I. o. a. nil conferred
‘ the chief’s degree, last night, on one
candidate. It was voted to have an in-
candescent lightplaped
. 4.55: «Si?
city taxes without interest. Collector's
oflice. Sentinel building, openeveuiugs.
.mmmm W are em
.7 ion of a new residence in the Seymour
popcrty in West avenue. Contractor
Barry Mather raised the frame, yester-m
‘ day.
. g!“
Secretary of the Navy Herbert
out yesterday that either the "Cincin-
nati" or the "Raleigh," of the new
navy would be dispatched to Bridge-
‘ porton'the occasion of the reunion of
the First Connecticut Heavy artillery,
to be held in that city on June 10.
.u
A large two-story frame dwelling
house was totally destroyed by fire in
North Stamford, yesterday.
known as the Mood place, and was oc-
cupied by Frederick M. Bawiey and
family.
with much diniculty.
saved but little of his household eflects.
The total loss is about $2,500; no insur-
ance. The tire was caused by a defec-
tive chimney.
A. Glasshoff’s O. K. bakery team of
.mIlmche. Oaflreyis
.Wr
It was
Mrs. Hawiey and her two
children were rescued from the flames
Mr. Bawley
able to arm aft! his recent illness.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sturtevaut. South Main
We 1‘ . ‘
Louise lodge. Daughters of Hermann,
will hold its regular meeting tonight in
Mystic Chain Bali.
Buckingham Post. G. A. R.,will com.
piste details for their Memorial Day
programme tonight.
,—Biueilsh 89. N.‘ Y; Market.
I!
Mortimer Denney will fun a tin type
gallery at Gregory's Point this season.
He is moving to the Point today
Henry Tillyhas turned out a hand-
somely lettemd and painted wagon for
the Adams Eryn-cu company.
A movement is on foot to elect First
Lieutenant A. J. Wilcoxson, of Com-
pany F. to the command of Company D.‘
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their excursion August 13. The steamer
Isabel, of Bridgeport. has been chartered.
Homer Byiugtou is. developing great
speed as a bicycle searcher and will
probably "do, fine racing later in the
season. . f. fl -
—-—Don't forget that the lady’s 885
bicycle will be given away Friday night.
Acoupon with every title purchase at
the Boston store, Norwalk.
Rev. S. B. Pondaddrcmdthe Ladies'
Guild of St. Paul’s church at the chapel
last evening. Today the rector and his
wife sailed for Europe.
Minnehaha division, No. 15. Sons of
Temperance. will hold their regular
meeting tonight. Refreshments will be
served after the session.
City Editor W. A. Tolles. of The Sen-
tinel. was obliged to go home yester~
day, because of illness. and will pmbab~
l'y have torewslu there for several days.
declined an invitation to act as aide-de-
camp upon Grand Mpshal W. H. Mari-
goid's staff in the big parade at Bridge-
~FpKI‘ElIémorIai Day." "
3030;}! ii.
I’ll. Deli; suit
run to Gregory's Point last evening.
They carried lunch withthem and re-
turned after having__ enjoyed a most do
lightful outing.___
... IE?" “no
The rooms were very prettily decorat-
ed for the Mom' 3: Exchange sale at
the Central club, yesterday. ' The tea;
room wosiuwhitsud green, and the"
sale room was beautifully adorned with
rhododendrons.
—--om Homestead” tonight.
The delegates from the Norwalk
Methodist church tothe Epworth new
gas convention to be held at Bridgeport
tomorrow are Miss Minnie Austin, Miss
Mary Selieck, Mrs. L. It. June, Rev. A.
if. Wyatt and Frank Underhill.
The funeral services of Malia Turk.
wife of 1. Davis, will be held Thursday
morning at 9:45 o'clock, from her late
home, 13 Bayview avenue. Rev. F.
DeSoia Mendes, of New York, will
ultimate. .lntermcnt will be in Wash-
ington cemetery. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bradley S. Keith, of Norwalk, today.
horsesbeeame frightened this morning
at a train passing over the Washington
street bridge. In the efforts of the
driver to hold them in, one of the reins
broke, and the team ran on the side-
walk in front of Tomlinson's drug store,
and the horses went each side of the
telegraph pole there, coming to a stand-
still. William White assisted in n-
pairing damages and Mr. Oinsshoii’ was
able to proceed.
The annual meeting of the judges of
the Supreme and Superior courts will be
held in New Haven. next Monday. The
meeting will be unusually interesting to
' the lawyers of New Haven county,l III-
causc the judges will appoint a state at-
torney for this county to succeed the
late Tiitou E. Doolittle. W. H. Wil-
liam, of Derby, has served as state at-
torney since Mr. Doolittle resigned, in
January, but he has not been formally
chosen to fill the position. It is general-
ly expected among the members of the
New Haven bar that Mr. Williams” tom-
porary appointment will be made por-
manent.
~Regular meals, 2'Iconts, at tho Im-
perial Cafe, No 9 Italirood place, South
Noniaik. Served allday.
0n account‘of the muddy condition of
the roads the Twin City WheeiIIIoII did
not go to Coliendar's Point. last night,
but instead rode around Norwalk and
Dorlon's Point. Tomorrow night, if
the weather is favorable, the lantern
parade will take place.
mlleave order at Dana's store for pure
ice cream, Decoration Day.
“My wife boat the record this week. "
“How do you know? Did she have a
cyclomcter on her wheel?" "No. she
wore II pedometer while she was clean»
ing house.” I
“i presume you carrya memento of
some sort in that locket of yours?"
“Precisely. it is a lock of my hum
band's hair." “But your husband is
uliliaiivc." “YI-s,sir; but his hair is
all gone."
A fIIilew-jIIurIIIIlist was kicking his
heels in Dr. Z.'II waiting room. Getting
out of path-mm, be called the servant
and said to him: "Look here, just you
go and tell your master that if he does
not admit mo in live minutes—i shall be
well again.”
“Pure and Sure.”
Ceveland s
BAKING POWDER.
“Finding Cleveland's
baking powder to he really
the best, 1 recommended it in Common Sense III the
Household' and now use it
”It I. If”
exclusively.”
.W W, 4W1 “WWII! the ”Mall.“
3 ,
was»: lift. Public chum‘ Ear-w
ed by lid Common Peopls.’
II “Iran or for, ilEllil."
A llamlic Courtship Written by “lac"
Isms. WahMbtsPstilsHls
Tits Mal-Tbs You. my 0st
Fun!» tin Asst tailor.
Editor of The Sentinel:-—A very ro-
ni‘antie courtshipis going on in this
city this sunlmor. Some of our boys
have caught on endure watching the
affair with great interest.- The promi-‘
nent position of both parties justifies
this notice of this “affair of the heart"
in The Sentinel. An old fellow (it won't
do of more tomention name) not a
resident of this city, who is wrinkled,
gray and bald, who has allowed lots of
money to slip through his fingers liI his
time, and who with careless and fast
living has heavily encumbered his estate.
is paying marked attention to our city
belle. Too young lady in question is
lug past twenty-live and has cut her
wisdom teeth. Shehas beauty, a fair
position in the world, an income in her
own right and large expectations. Our
boys, who are some of them on pretty
she smiles on her aged suitor. .
she is only flirting with him.
and that she has not the
least idea of marrying him. They
even go so force to say that she laughs
at him behind his book; says he is too
qld,too ugly, has a jealous disposition, is
stuck on himself, and his habits not
good as he is alwaysdry and hunting
for a drink. ‘
The immediate friends of the lady do
not hold this view of her intentions, and
are known to have consulted our city at-
torney as to an ante-nuptial agreement
that would prevent the old chap from
spending his money on. himself in case
she persists in marrying hiInI Many of
our older and good people are much
scandalized over the affair. They insist
that the parties are too near of kin to
make a union at all proper. To reas-
sure these nervous ones I have made
a very careful examination of the fam-
ily ties and find that they are only sec-
ond cousins, and not, us they have a1-
pars iIeenvallIlGIONlml i. MAC—
Eslerarislna Advert tars.
Madame-Ross, the clairvoyant, will be
patrona‘fié" ’ pletclyw
who call .‘She is in
South“ Norwaikrmin, for a limited
time.-~ller oiliceis located at ll fian-
ford place, up onefiight of stairs.
Those who call need not ring. Read
her advertisement and then consult her
on the past. present and future in re-
gard to any matter,bus1usss or other-
wise, that may be desired. Consulta-
tion price, gents or ladies, ti, paimistry
included. You do not know when
Madame Rose will be this way again, so
be sure and improve this opportunity.
Rotor: Point opens Saturday. Memori-
al Day. Every one will have oppor-
tunity to enjoy the bathing faciltics,
shore dinners. carousel, swings, dancing
in the pavilion, rifle range and got their
pictures taken. The point has been
greatly improved and should prove an
exceedingly popular resort. You can go
by trolley, get your friends to take you
down in his yacht or launch or ride
down on your hie [ole and get it checked
when you roach the point. Just read
the Rotou Point Improvement Co‘s bran
new ad. today, and you will be convinc-
‘o'l of the enjoyment in store for all who
visit this pleasure ground on the shore.
Just what the ladies and children
want will be found at H. Krioger's spoo-
iul sale of trimmed hats. You can get
one of there veritable flower gardens,
perfect dreams of beauty. at a bewilder-
Ingly low price. Just read the adver-
tisement and you will be surprised.
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I)lBTlilC'l‘ 0P NOIIWAI K. Bll.. l'llOilA'l‘i‘.
(filliit’L‘ May TilinA .l).. l NIIII.
W lIIIrIIIIIl WI llli‘ll aIIIIllI IIlioII has been IIIIIIlII
tIIIlIls court for admIniIItrat “on of the I-stule
of tinr amt BIIIIIIIIn. late of the city and
IIhItIIIIf owiIIrk. IlIII eased:
()rIlIIrIIIl. that Willillilillll'fllldlllllll'lli‘nrtl IIIIII
IlIItIIrIIIlIIoIlaHlIIII‘m Inland lI-e In Nurnnlk.
on the 4th lay of June. was. at QIIW-IIIIIkIIi
tumour“ and! mi IIIiIlIc nIItiIotlIormIi Itt‘ uh
I- II to all persons ntIIrI-nlI-Il then-in by publish
in“ this order III II III-Iv spawr inning II I in Il-
III on II Hill It strict II leastllIIIIIIIyslIofIIrII
liltlll lo flu-«Irina
it " '" ABA ALI WOODWAIIII. HIuIIun
W
Lady Washington
Ceranlums. . . . .
Large plants. In to 18 inches high, in
II inch pets. 20. 25 and 30 cents each.
These are in full bloom and are choice
varieties. 100 Kaiserin Augusta
VICTORIA ROSES.
plants, one year old. slightly
mi «lowed. but justusgood for out-
door planting. at 20 cents each.
LIMA BEANS.
King of the Garden, Ford's Mnm‘
mot Jersey, extra earl, .Chalien-
get. etc. Fresh. new
PULVERIZED SHEEP
FERTILIZER.
nothing better for lawns and flow-
ers; per 100 lb bag,32.50
VDORLON HOUSE
GBEGORY'B POINT,
9.2" open for the”- season of mo. Bhom Din-
twenty minutes.
“in: ”am rlilllfii' 021ml h"
Iris...
‘
not a bud. She is rather a blossom. be- .
good terms with herdikist that although -
svell and favorably remembered. When» "
last in South Norwaik she had a large
HAIFORD’S FLORAI. “All.
EDWARD
underwear stocks.
EDWARD
5 cums sunmse,
to per in
asst Dinner Apples. ‘
" Apricots. . Inc I“, "
“ “ Perches, I00 5"
Old Fashioned Dris‘d Peaches, Ice “‘ "
F D. LAW'I'llll & CD, 22 South Main Street
OUR MEATS
Are talking for themselves. Now that
warm weather is with us you cannot get
{V mentsandiishanytoofresh.
hep you get left at your dealers, came
and see us. We do not has our stock,
but sell it. This week we sell at the
, 10c; lamb
follIfIvin‘g’prices; Veal e
chops,lcornedboef.4o;glamb.100;
fcaeqnarter lamb. 00; fresh pork, 100;
lamb tostew, 40. Three fast days this
week and fish will be cheap if you get it
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
Donovan BLOOK. “ragtime-roar STREET.
STREET
Offers a grand Clearing Sale of
FANCY BLACK DRESS GOODS!
Saturday, May 23d,
We will place on sale our entire stock of fancy. dress goods, at prices that will in-
sure theIr immediate sale.
All styles that were 620 and tile will be sold at 50c r yard.
H 750 u 85c u H H u 621 u /|I
II II II II 8100 _ II as u 750 II n
II II u u 25 u u u 1‘» u u
II as H II "401:1:de 50 H a. II ‘25 Is It
This is an opportunity you ought not to miss. Inspect our hudsry, gloves and
They are very complete and prices are made tinnit the times.
STREET !
IORWALK, cons.
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish.
‘53 wan. srnEEr.
R.|-l.
Plal tedl
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
- Your
Work!
Try it; The a bottle.
e
can—II—
Plaistcd's Cholera ‘
Mixture I
'IHOLS onaa BIOILBIV'Id ‘H '3 LV
ONINVI'IO ISflOH HOJ ONIHLAUIAI
Always Cures!
‘ W
"Bring your prescriptions to
us; we use the purest drugs and
our prices are always reasonable.
R.H.P|.AISTED
48 Washington
Street,
50. NORWALK.
Porn and an on of t Court f
bots 10‘s the District MM! {any bar rm‘
soI of the II- Inc.
lie of
”Jpn" ”film Zilliiiaih
Ir
a at lathe IIII II ufl lbs
ti
P'n'llfidfi m
":1” "dh‘iffill II renown“ as...
JACKSON’S l" "' °. 709 RA P H 5!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
uoawaur. cons:
EDUCATED AND ARTISTIC
TASTE.
in wall papers and decorations is one of
the nineteenth century accomplishments.
That is why those who select their wall
paper at Decker's get such delightful re-
sults. It isn't necessary to purchase the
expensive grades, the designs and colors
are just as artistic in the cheaper grades,
if they are not so rich. For those who
wish to cover the walls of a vine covered
cottage. or decorate upalace. go to Dock-
er's.
Painting. Papcrhaugin , Decorating
and Sign Writing. 8
DECKER.
79 Washington Street. 80. Norwalk.
Ie'éé
HartfordBicycIes
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Patterns Nos. i and ii, from M) to M5
Patterns Nos. 3 and 4. from Will to too
Patterns Nos. 5 and II, from .50 to "5
'l'iIisiIIilII- host value lor the money over
offered ln Inmllum urIIIiII maI'hloou.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
Aoknowlwigo no oolitors.
lhocrl'ol ilx i h it It
ammn‘of reed ”t‘ n so “ ely [Jr .1: ““00
if It" can‘ Ii(IIIyIICoIIImIIia. than bII'ya Hart-
I.IrIl umbla and "anion lIlI'Y‘ ”I
are ram 1 for immediate dellvery.
POPE MF’G. 00.
General onions and factories. Hartford. Conn.
THE F. S. AIBLER CO.
limea large stock of there wheels on hand
Call and examine.
D. It RAYMOND
- Funeral Director
and Embslmsr.
.1 Washington m
In. Kanpur.
W. W Hotel.
or? iv
Shorty Sherwood llsttsrl
Occupier s
stars. uncut
ahead“ I. Gasuwski’s
3:me yghfi
Blue
Serge
SUit
Other suits even lower;
higher.
INDIGO DYE, ONLY
tilated straw hat. We
Russian crash suits for
ment for summer ever
8x. 25. '
Children' s wash suits, at
and $1. 75.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Golf and Bicycle
Store open evenings.
satisfied customers.
OMSTOC
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
it’s Bound to Come. and he Dodging.
A FINE, ALL WOOL
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a vein '
some at 25c, others at 82.
lwith collars and cuffs attached, 49c. Wear well,
wash well and give good satisfaction. Others
for 75c, 81, I. 25 and I. so
Stockings! ~
Money refunded to-aii dis-
m sou1'I-I MAIN STREET, ' . 1‘
and many better ones
have them at 50 cents,
men, $8: Coolest gar-
made. Separate pants,
see; better ones 75c, .f
A good percalc shirt
Suits, Caps
K BRO]
. s, ‘ ,
Cofl'lh
OIFF’IN‘, Mgr.
Bid'g. Norwalk.
Agent hr
\ BUFFALO
I GLUTEN
for. 9”
”'Ohlolton.
‘ “There, now,
‘ and '-
HORUESI
DIST
:RAIN
M A N U
Inauou
all-Incl:
saunas-
LIVERV
avast}.
TELEPHONE ceases.- '
“Bind me up tree Wes ov ha
oats, " roared the Irishman at t e telephone. ,
”All right,” shouted back the feed dealer, "who
A telephone order to my branch office for “wall"
bag" or one thousand bags will receive prompt and
careful attention. I will give you both quality and
quantity for your money. Alli ask Is a trial order.
The Leading Grain Dealer,
l5 lsrshsll Street. So. Iorwslk.
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A CARD!
Commencing May I5Ih and contInuIng until June I51, I will offer ,
my entire stock at cost, as l have a large stock of goods on hand that.
and wan bag or
dont get guy; for the horse av
EL T. HATGH,
must. be converted into cash.
Those making earliest selections will
have the best stock to select from. After that, prices will advance.
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler.
39 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
ROTON POINT
The Popular Summer Resort!
OPENING
Greatly improved and more attractive than ever before.
Memorial Day!
Music for Dancing In Pavilion by
BICVOLEG CHECKED.
PROF. SMYTHE’ S ORCHESTRA.
Shore Dinners,50 Cts.
Bachelor's Circle, of New York, I-lambako, May 30.
THE ROTON POINT lMi’itOVl-JMENT (X):
Will
that
MADAME noss
Throughout the States !
man to any mat
I'llllfi'
am ”I
The Well-Known
Clairvoysnt
in South Norwalk for II limit l "mu
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot be gnaw
entered the same ds
is handed in. y w"
sooablc odor! will be made
to acommodste
but changes cannot be is-
siried upon as a right up , I
. .... Mount“
Everym
porous.
(amputations on “Lazar‘s: "2d algal: I“ all? g, mm in by I
irIieslreI'fil-I-I'pllllmlstrv Int-.ImII-II o 'clock II the afternoon of
"l" m ",fi. m‘fi‘ the day before change a
In!" I" I de’k‘d. o s
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