WalDay,will isaueaapecialearly
Mogadishu. which willcoutsiusev-
_ araleolumsot interesting nadinsmat-
teriukeepiugwith theday., Theissue
will.asusual,containallthelocaluews,
adetailed and accurate aceountoithe
specificity meeflngonthellillllillsub-
‘ Mandotherarticleaoiiutereutothe
. Sentinel's readers. The papers will he
3 ready Iorthe armryotnewsboys at
do‘clock. Subaribers who receive their
paper through the postoillce will find
a. oillee open untilll o'clockiethe
morning. Thecarriersin both the Nor-
walh and South Norwalk cities will
makeonedeliveryandcollection.
Cornpanwaillhold. tee lastdrillot
org season W. ‘ e.
. y The South lymhlctic cli'Ib will
hold its nextepggmmnt Jeep $11.
The Railroad commissioners went over
the Daebery & Norwalk railroad today.
‘ .v.
”~qu hecpen Saturday rev. new.
The [neural of the late George W
Whakywfllhéheldsunday affefnmn.
The new paraphernalia of Eureka
Lodgewillbeon 'exhibition tonight in
the lodgerooiu.
-—-W. M. Betta will close his grocery
store unnorrow at 1 o'clock for the day
Store open tonight. .
, The High School department of the
Center school, begins work on the one
nation schedule today
' mwm be open Saturday. N. Y. M'k't
' .
It is expected
, the [new railroad
drawbr-idge over mix: will be com
plend inside of
”Humboldt lodge, Sons or Hermann.
i
73nd last lit to‘ picnic in John
‘itiehri‘ng’sw {Juno can. an .
Eflu :i '
’onnnecticpt phoslonsa~ , .. Original —
{MN Coo, Norotpn Heights, edg-
. mum, etc .—LouisaJou'es,George-
Commencing Monday Jewelers Spenc-
er and Jackson will close every evening
except Wednesday and Saturday even
ings at tizlll o 'clock.
At the Chapel of Our 8on Saviour
next Sunday, being Trinity Sunday
there will be festival service and Rev.
C. hi. Selleck will preach,
The quartermaster’s department of
the C. N. G. will arrive at Niantic
July 27. and the brigade will begin
theirwcrkntencanpmeut August 17.
—-Iladics' and gents' dining rooms. at
the Imperial Cafe. Short orders all day.
All the delicacies of the season.
F, John Hunter has arranged for a. leo-
ture on Swedenborgiaeism by Mr. Sew-
'sre.otn'e‘wYork. to be given at the
assembly rooms at the Central club this
evening at 7.30. Club members and
others will be welcome.
In the Fourth district primaries at
Norwalk, held at James Sutherlands‘s
almanac tlscss delegates were chosen
“to the Democratic town convention,
James Sutherland, John T. flayed!)
G. layhew, C. L. Clover.
--Lobsters. marked any style, prices
reasonable. Imperial Cate. 9 Rallmrul
place. South Norwalk.
Tissues Coulee. superinteudaut route
mitt cl Hotes' National Advertising
IrvineJujustcompletedasignou the
toundryoflce building for Richardson
It Home company, No. 126 Water
street.tlrat is a werhot art fudge
painting. As an artist llr. Gordon is
paramount “this line. having won in
various «summons. and has medals no
ribbonsot honor, which he displays on
his breast with pride—one prize in par.
ttoelar. a gold watch. valued at Vim.
was against 300 competitors in the na
lineal advertising service in "In.
-—C~mo finfiiiirwi r. Harm.
h...“
mm'smmw'a
baseballelpbsplay ball Memraial Day
mulls-
«Last week inwhich to pay your
city taxes without interest. Collector's
adios, Sentinel building, open evenings.
TherewiflbetbreeMattbeGreen-
wichtra'ck to-morrmv, 8:00, 2:40 and
underwent“.
The diamondsm for the ,Alpha Wheel
club'sraees arrived today and are on
exhibition at Spencer's jewelry store.
- ~Brown can". o'aneu's.
.,0neot.CunningtIam Brothers’ deliv-
eryhorseswastaken sick on the road
this morning and was led to Dana's
stables.
TheAlpiIa Wheel club races June 17
areinclnded in the'Connecticnt State
Racing circuit and the circuit racing
men will all be here, including the Yale
team. __
Courtlandt VanBuren, Ralph Wade,
Fred Judd, Fred sconce, Elliot Curtis
andIiarryPressywiIl- wheel to South-
porl moon Day to see the bicycle
race. -, g,
—smwi§sts O’Brien;
Jamel T. Hubbell and H. E Dann
were appointed commissioners upon the
assigned ectatsof Frederick Mead. this
morning, byJudge Woodward, oi the
Norwulk Prdbate Court.
~—Latelt golf ’caps. O’Mn's.
a
Contractor A. J. Hutchinson has re-
ceived a sub-contract from White at
Crosby tobuild the Norwalk Tramway
company’s extension from the Dariee
depot to the towuline, andbrokeground
this morning, with forty laborers.
~Ludies’ and gents' dining rooms, at
the Imperial Cuts. Short orders all day.
All the delicacies of the season.
John E. 'LAllett .hhsbrought a petition
in the SnperiuCourt New Haven, ask
mg the court; to enmpelhis wife, Honors
Allen; debdwbipk to bier property on
Qatl may to the" at ”.000.
whicblie gave 1-9:.th step
in the: m- of Allen. William
Emil-Q Mirth Human: alienating
the aflections oi Mrs. sass,
—smc{ma sills M and son
shell my, at Itasca: hour’s
In momma: or Plumber w 0.
Holmes, it wps stated that Charles Ar-
nold had made a claim that he owned a
normal! them.“- Mr: Arnold lays
that he made no claim of that kind. He
has a lad his own in tying)
butt wnnotto‘uchedwhen the pa-
pers served! lie does not wish it
toappearthat hound Hr. Holmesareiu
partnership, as he simply has an oflicc
there and Mr Holmes does his work.
—-l.easons in Oman language by
native born German, also instruction on
organ. violin and flute. Address Rev.
It. Koehlor, care Chas. Gehrmann,’
Ave, EastNurwalk.
Daniel Montgomery's six-year-old
daughter was burned todeath in a tire
that consumed his house in Endeld, yes-
terday noon. Garvin‘s woods. where
thehouaestood. issuisoluted placeand
no help could reach there in time. The
child wasalonc in the house when the
tire started and her father. in trying to
rescueher.wssbadlyburned andhruis.
ed also by the falling chimney. Only
a few hours were found in the ruins.
~8traw hats cleaned. C'Brien's.
Royal Arcanum,was largely attended
last night. Some otthe disputaats in
the debate, however. were unavoidably
' absent. but ea-Couacilmanll’barles IT.
IIallock, gave an interesting and in-
structive talk outhe silver and gold
questions. Others who spoke were its.
gent Beam, Milageutltaadle,i)ratm
C. E. Hoyt, W. I". Hoyt, it. A. Holmes
and Sherman Cummings. At the close
otthc erecting the members sdjournrsl
tothe banquet room, and oupyed an
abundance oi cream and cake. Thr-
cornmltteewastarlea E. Hoyt, Dr. J.
C. Newkirk and Charles Ainsworth
mitogular meals, Home“, at the Im-
perial i into. No it Railroad place. South
Norwalk. Served all day
A CARD
late-ire. in halt-It I! myself and Ila-av ehtl
Ilmn. t I crummy sleaze: unmade tottw
mnnv In. this tor their III motto-stutter alsr
my mrmwtn lltvxmtlsnl 1PM
on . DAVIS.
wile
I29 ll.
Irv
W
“ Pure and Sure.
Ccveland s
I"(prefer Cleveland a baking powder because' It is
mmholesome. It takes lean for the same baking,
It never fails, and bread and cake keep their fresh-
ness and flavor.”
“WWW”. Ms rut Easing/W
‘ = Tbueuaalusstunotthecouascticet
The meeting at Sherman Council,-
llsdical sootctyoraasdia New Haven
yesterday. In his'fiddress President
Bilbo! Stspney.said theeunditicn oi
thesocietywss good. He spokaotthe
This. herald, hadpreventsdthe regis-
tration of many improper persons. He
emphasized the inadequacy of the ex.
aniinatioe lee. There were now, he
said. when 200 physicians register-
ed in Connecticut and living elsewhere.
This was prescribed by the constitution
ed the society. He asked that the com-
mittee examine all the amendments to
the medical practice not.
Dr. llax Maillmuse, of New Haven,
reported for the examining committee.
He said: “It is the opinion of the com-
aminethe few candidates we have be-
toaeuswhile acrowd oi the refuse of
the medical colleges settles‘npon us ad
libitur’u. Note the large number of di-
ploma holders settling in Connecticut
upon registration, as evinced by the
monthly reportof the secretary of the
state board of health. And note the
few examined and these in large propor-
tion 1 .”
Dr. W. W. Knight, themeasurer, re-
portedthesociety in a strong financial
condition, with a balance at 3541 on
The committee ”on nominations rec
ommended to: president Reinza Rob-
inson of Dauielson, and for vice presi-
dentlialthoodwin, Thomaston. Other
nominations were: Secretary, Julian
La Pierre, Norwich; treasurer, W. W.
Knight. Hartford; committee of profes-
sional interest in the state, L. B. Almy,
Norwich. J. C. Kendall, Norfolk, 0. J.
Foote, New Haven; delegates to Ameri-
can Medical association, W. H. Donald-
son, Fairiield, L. '1‘. Day, Westport, C.
B. Graves, New London, G. Elliottnnd
B. E. Smith, New Haven, Selden Over-
lock, Pomiret. I“. B. Biggie, Litchtield,
James Olmstead. Middletown. A. E.
Barber, Bothcl, J. E. Benedict, Dau-
bnry, and W.~ T. Bacon and G. R. Shep-
herd, of Hartford.
TIIOIPSDI FIRED $5”.
The Dridmaisr Dialer Charged With a
, Fndslsat bust the lads.
Charles B Thompson at Bridgewater,
an old oil nder. was charged in the
United Sm%htriut court at Hartford.
betore Judge ownseud, with a trend.
ulent mat the mails. Thompson ad-
vertised through the mails to send for
20 cents a copy of his home journal and
a human hair doll. He victimized
people allover the country. Inspector
O'Brien who was present, said
the post otlice department had re-
ceived hundreds 0! complaints, mostly
from poor people who had been defraud-
edby Thompson. About eleven years
ago'l'hompaoe was sentto state prison
for two years by Judge Shipman tor a
misuse oi the mails. District Attorney
Comatock recommended to the court
that Thompmn be fined 3200. Judge
Towusend said he could not listen to
any such recommendation as Thompson
was an old offender. Judge A. T. Rom-
back appeared for Thompson. lie was
Milnedfifitlllwith costs at 8132.
* [alarm W
ReadFox Cycle Co.’s new ad today.
It speaks a iew facts concerning the
popular Eagle bicycles.
W. A. Benedict and Co. will close
their Norwalk and South Norwulk stores.
Saturday. Decoration Day and will keep
open weight until 10 o'clock.
Timely otter-II are made by Edward
Street in his new ad. today. Special
sales in shirt waists and hammocks are
holding forth at his store. Road over
the priccsand you will not be satisfied
until you have made mmhmres them.
—.——.—
Central 0“ Isles.
A special meeting at the Central club
will be held Morrow attenwou at the
club-house.
Mrs. '1‘. K. Noble gave the lust lecture
in the noun» on I’arlnmeutury Law. at
the club this morning. Members will
be drilled on the entire course. I.
Mr. William A. Cnrttss will continua
his class in Scientific Whiat through
the month at June
There will be. a regular quarterly
meeting at the Central club. at the Club
throne, on Monday aftereoIm, Juno fat.
at it o chick.
”The leading restaurant at ilrmth
Norwalkuthe Imperial Cafe, it Railroad
place.
Lady Washington
Deraniuma. . . . .
Much pots. so. as and mutants each.
These are in fullhloom and are choice
venetian. 100 Kalrsnin Augusta
vrm‘oura ROSES,
plants, one year old fslightly
art but just as good for out
door planting. at 20 cents each
LlhiA BEANS
in”: of the Garden, Ford’s Mum-
mam. extra early. Chalice
rush, new seed
PULVIRIZRD SHEEP
FERTILIZER
withing better for lawns and now-
HAII‘DID’S FLORAL HALL
good eflectotthe medical practicable.-~
mittesthatitdoeshutlittle good toex- .
I‘rgeplaats. iiitothlnchcs high, in '
EDWARD
HAMMOCKS
E DWARD
s eazms surrolse.
JACKSON’S "'6
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and tinieh..
53 WALL STREET.
“ Did Fashioned Dried Peaches. toe “
F. D LAWTOII & 00., 22 South Alain Street
WWW
. but sell it. This week we
last Evaporated Apples, .lc per lb
“ “' Aprlcots lac “ “
" " Peaches. Inc " 2‘
OUR MEATS
Are talking for themselves. Now that
. warm weather is with us you cannot get
war meats and fish any too fresh.
hen you get left at your dealers, come
our stock,
I sell at the
following prices: Veal chops, 100; lamb
chops, 10c,oornedbeet4c;leglamb,10c;
torequarter lamb. tic: fresh pork, 100;
lamb tostew, 4c. Three last days this
week and fish will be cheap it you get it
h.ere
Free Delivery.
New York Market
FRAIKS. AYERS, Prep.
andsee us. We do not kee
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
STREET,
SPECIAL SALE OF
SHIRT WAISTS AND HAMMOCKS!
Queer combination you say. 9 Perhaps so, but they are just the articles you are in
pursuit of at the present time. '
OUR SHIRT WAISTS
Are correct in every particular—tit, style, quality and price-
Have made a large purchase of the finest
Ever shown In this city. It you will examine them you will
be of the same opinion. Prices from 750 to $8. 50, which is
25 per cent lower than the same goods were ever sold for.
STREET l
' ttDRWALK, cos II.
TOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
E. as. JACKSON, Photographer,
NORWALK, QONN.
.RI'I.
Plais‘led!
ORUOOIST.
Compound
Celery
'Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it; The il bottle.
0“
Plaisted's Cholera
Mixture
'laoas onaa 9-OILCIV‘Id 'H '8 .LV
ONINVI‘IO 3900.1 801 ONIHLAHIAJ
Always Cures !
".0”...
”Wiring your prescriptions to
us; we use the purest drugs and
our prices are always reasonable.
”0......
R.H.PLA|STED
as Washington
Street,
80. IDIIWALK.
w
Client-uYour {an is exorbitant. It
didn't take you a day to do the work.
Lawyer-it ismy regular too. its the
can at my legal «location. Client-—
Well, givemea receiptior the caste!
your legal education. so the next follow
waa'thavctopay for it.
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 Becker’s get such delightful rc-
salts. It isn’t necessary to purchase the
expensive grades, the designs and colors
are just as artistic in the cheaper grades,
it they are not so rich. For those who
wish to cover the wells of a vine covered
cottage. or decorate a palace. go to Deck-
or‘s.
Painters‘ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures,
Ellis? 'fimfi Decorating
and Sign ritieg.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. 80. Norwalt.
I896
HartfordBicycles
REDUCTION III PRICE.
I’uttoms Nos. land 2. {mm $80 to WI
l’IIttorIIII Nos. 3 and -l, from flit) to $.30
Patterns Nos. hand ti, immtho to WI(
'l‘hlslstho best value tor be money over
adored III medium grade mac Ines.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
Acknowledge a
pet tors. and
that M In is its smut t tlI
mm’m‘of was?" s ’ m o 5'00-
" IIIIvsII' lbt‘rxsfkdumhtr. .thnn to ya llart-
urd. IImhla aml‘ llartlon bicycles
IIro madly [or immediate doll tv.ery
POPE MF'O. 00.
General omen and factories. Hartford. Conn.
THE F. S. AISLER 00.
wk
II IIIIII
these wheels on hand
"are II largo
examlno.
D. wffihvlmo N D,
Funeral Director
and Embslmsr.
.1 Washington Item
In. Namath.
Manes, Iahackemo Hotel.
or? iv
, _
Shorty Sherwood. Matter!
of R. Gumhl’s
Ste
a.“
Blue
Shut
higher.
some Ell.
$1. 25
Children’ s
wash we
Store open
satisfied
It's Bound to come, and lie "Downy:
Serge
A FINE, ALL WOOL
$8.
INDIGO DYE, ONLY
Other suits even lower; and many better ones
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a with ’
Iilatcd straw hat.
_ We have them at 50 cents,
25c, others at 02.
Russian Crash suits for men, $8. Coolest gar-
ment for summer ever made. Separate pants,
I
wash suits, at see; better ones 75c, CI
p and $1. 75.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. A good percale shirt
with collars and cuffs attached, 49c. Wear well, . .-
lland‘give good satisfaction. Others"
for 75c, 81, I. 25 and I. 50
Golf and Bicycle Suits, Gaps an"
Stockings!
evenings.
customers.
Money refunded to all (lis-
GOMSTOCK BROS”,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
. MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr..
Comstock Bros, Masonic
i
Conn;
must be converted int
39 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Bld’g, Norwalk.
.. 3
. Agent For 7 ' '
BUFFALO TELEPHONE ORDERS.
GLUTEN
pggp “Siud me up tree bales ov hay and wan bag of
FOR oats," mined the Irishman at the telephone.
OATTL‘ “All right, ” shouted back the feed dealer, “who
Ohlokon. fl“?- °"
and “There, now, don’t get gay; fer the horse av
HORSE. I “00““. ‘
3:31. A, telephone order to my branch oilice for “qu1
GRAIN bag ‘ or one thousand bags will receive prompt and I
'0' careful attention. I will give you both quality and '.
HORSES quantity for your money. All I ask Is a trial order.
AND
OATTl-t- MANUEL T.HAT H
strut" ' 9 '
The Leadin G ' ul '
ester“ “ ””1” "’
Y .
( 81““; t5 Marshall Street. So. ltorwalk.
0 cash.
“o
’m .l
A CARD!
Commencing May I5th and continuing until June Ist,l will offer
my entire stock at cost, as I have a large stock of goods on hand that
Those making earliest selections will ~
have the best stock to select from. After that, prices will advance.
A. W. AUSTIN, JeonOr. I
J
BICYCLE! CHECKED.
Bachelor a Circle, of New York, Clambake, May “l0.
ROTON POINT
The Popular Summer Resort!
Greatly iIIIprovcd and mmc attractive than ever befpre.
OPENING
Memorial Day I
Music for Dancing III Pavilion by
PROF. SMYTHE’ S ORCHESTRA.
Shore Dinners, 50 01:3.
TIII‘. Rt )TilN POINT IMPROVEMENT 00.
MADA M E
Will he In South Norwalk Inf
(nIIsIIItntlnus «In
marvltnuur mat
that may be desired; also put
mm 1.1qu "pone mm.
(Jan heeeenatanr hour.
The Well-Known
Diamoyant
Throughout the States I
past present and tIIture In
or I-qulm as or otherwise
msIIltatlinum gents or Ind!» ..
To Advertisers!
ROSS
is handed in.
II limited limo.
less copy is sent in
mlntry tmhrdml.
tIfth-e, II
oeIl nut mrtnpi I
desired.
a
.W
Changer cannot be gear»
unread the same day copy” ,
Everyman
souable effort will he made
to acommodate patrons,
but changes cannot be in- .
slated upon as a right us-
an
o "cloclr In the afternm ot‘
the day before change Is
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