,, -‘chsrsc. $3.
The temperature of the water. at'l'he
Knob today s 61° .
Denny Sullivan. of Clinton avenue, is
the father of a fine boy. -
4...... derbys. O’Brien's. .
Miss Annie Selleck is among the most
enthusiastic of bicycle beginners.
Cards are out announcing the engage-
ment of Antonie Quaas and Henry
Kampf.
William E. Collins will open his
restaurant in the 'Old Well Hotel block
tomorrow.
A. D. Sanford, of Saugatuck, will sail
the yacht Spiustor at the coming Hick-
ory Blair races.
John Shawwill be examined’at the
Norwalk Probate Court. Saturday, re-
garding his sanity.
Raymond Brothers are putting in
curb on the north side of Cedar street,
near Thomas Park. '
George Ingersoll, the contortionist.
was in New Haven-last mighty-appear-
! ing at an Oddfellows’ entertainment.
The Bricklayers' and Mason.’ Union
will hold its regular monthly meeting at
the Warwick Hotel,- tonight at8 o‘clock.
The ocean barge Hornet is discharg-
ing acargo ofcoal at John H. Ferris'
wharf. The H. F. Allen isalso there
with coal. __-
TStraw hats cleaned. O'Brien's.
There will bedancing in the Baton
Point pavilion, Saturday night, from
{:30 to ll o’clock. Henry Gehrmaun
will prompt. . ‘ .
George Stilles gave a stag partyto
wwral‘ of his friends. last night, at his
home in Raymond, street. The evening
was passed in playing-pedro. '
—For the advice Noble Walsh will
give in his lecture W11 sin
and suicides,-at Liederltra'n .1 ' MGM
um bhilding, Shaw-E hygienists.
h. Jr.,
Will entertain the Young Men’s Debut.
:.. -ing claim-next - Tnmday night. Mr.
;. Vosbnrgh on E‘..1.‘Hawhins will be
the debaters.
Harry Miller will leave the employ of
the Old Well Laundry tomorrow. and
go to Bridgeport to work for his brother.
Rudolph Svec will succeed him at the
laundry. '
Riloouémfisfsam
Miss Baird's pupils will give a music-
‘al and entertainment tonight, at the
school in Orchard stmet. A reception
will be given at the school Tuesday of
next week. “a“
Grand Master Luicius H. Fuller has
issued a proclamation to the lodges of
Oddfellows in the state, naming Tues-
day, Juno 9. as Memorial Day, to be ob-
served in the usual manner.
-L:ttest golf caps. O'Bricn's.
New concrete sidewalks are being
. laid in frontofthc residences of Steph-
en S. Hatch and William H. Hoyt,
made necessary by a change in the
grade of the street atthat point.
Street Commissioner Briggs advertises
in The Sentinel today for sealed pro-
pm-Ials for the construction of sewers and
appurtenances in Lowndcs and Wood-
ward avenues and Meadow streets.
The "Eva l..." with the Putnam Me-
morial Camp Ground commission
aboard. arrived in South Norwalk at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
launch covered fifty-five miles, going to
Northport, Eaton's Neck and Oyster
t
Bay, Long Island. ,
The members (if Grace church choir
were entertained at the rectory last
night. Numerous games and amuse-
ments were provided for the younger
members of the choir, while the older
ones spent the time socially. Refresh-
ments were served. The occasion was
greatly enjoyed by all.
--lf you want a cigar that is made of
nice tobacco by good workman in a
clean factory, try an Imperial Crown,
at G. S. ’l‘rmvbrulgo do Cola cigar store.
we“..- - m .....
u‘ .
ure'an wholesome. .
it never fails, and bread and” cake keep their fresh:
1
so a. . .
Julius lie bell and wits and Miss
Velour have goue‘downtheharhortoday.
. ,..............
A civil service examination will be
heldatthe Norwilk post-oilloe, Satur-
day.
The monthly meeting of the Nor-walk
Hospital association will be held Mon-
day night. ~ ‘
a special communication of Old Well
Lodge will be held tonight. to work the
first degree.
'ThoN. it. s. s. will hold its onthly
monthly meeting tonight, at Nerth
Main street. .
One of the young ladies employed in
the Vol]: hat factory found a snapplnt
bug in the woods yesterday.
Mrs. Charles W. Many will entertain
the Pine Ledge club, at the” Central
clubhouse, this afternoon.
3—Daucing at Roton Point, Saturday
night. June 6, 8 to ll. Smythe's or-
chestra. Prompter, Henry Gehrman.
‘The Stuart Avenues will play the
Winnipaulis on the Stuart . avenue
grounds, tomorrow afternoon at
2o'cldck. I
The employees of two rooms of
the Norwalk Lock company will play
ball against each other on the Rocks
row, tomorrow.
A regular meeting of the Union Vet-
eraus’ Union will be held tonight.
There will probably be one or two can:
didates to mustefli.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, 1. C. O. F.,
will confer the degreeltonight with the
new paraphernalia. All Rebekahs are re-
quested to be present.
The roses in A. W. Hazaard’s yard, in
Stuart avenue, are attracting much at-
tention. They surpass any in Norwalk,
both in quality and quantity.
Charles R. Baker, well and favorably
known to South Norwalk people, is now
employed as book-keeper in the business
odice of the Evening Sentinel.
—-Strawhats. O'Brien's.
I. G. Hamilton's two colts were found
yesterday afternoon by a New Canaan
man, and returned to their owner. . Mr.
Hamilton rpcejyod a‘ Frazier bicycle
sulkythismorning. , ,. r g ‘1
. ~ 1» , ”W - .
w The resolute! LimrAdelaidelw. For:
residence of her brother, Rev. A. H.
Wyatt. the presiding elder, J .W. Bomb."
officiating. The remains'wero taken to
Woodlawn for interment.
The funeral
will be held at «l~ o'clock tomorrow at-
ternoon, from hisjateresidenco in Now-
town avenue. Revs. C. M. Selleck and
’l‘. K. Noble will elliciate. Thepallbcar-
ers will be the wardens and vostrymcn
of St. Paul’s church.
ABridgeport wheelman was in this
city last evening, with a view to m-
rangingaroad race between the Park
City and Stamford. He wants the co-
operation of some of the other wheel-
mcn from both places—Stamford Advo-
onto.
-—-Hall—price sale of flowers, tomorrow.
Boston store. Norwalk.
The Philharmonic orchestra went to
New Canaan last night and gave a high-
ly successful concert in Nichols Opera
House for the benefit of the New Can-
aan Cornet band. It was followed by n
strawberry festival in the basement of
the hall, at which the band provided
- music.
A successful concert and festival was
held at the Athenxeum. last night, under
the auspices of the Knight Stu-ct Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal (‘hureh. An
enjoyable programme was rendered and
the alien netted a good sum which Will
be used to assist in caring for the dele-
gates to the annual conference.
A trialof the new third rail device
for propelling street cars without an
overhaul wire was made Thursday af-
ternoomon the new 400 foot truck near
Willow Brook cemetery, in Westport.
built esmially for the mmudon. Many
citizens witnessed it. The trial was
wholly satisfactory. (loneral Manager
W. F. Acton and Electrician Humphrey's
of the Not-walk Street Railway company,
witnessed the test.
-—Now lot of milllncry goods at low-
est prices. (Smut reduction in trimmed
and untrimmed hats and bonnets, flow-
ers. etc, at Miss M. J. Hodgins & (30.,
“ Pure and Sure."
”mmmmm M WM“
Ii)! Washington at. bridge.
M
{er Cleveland's baking powder because it is
It takes less {or the same baking.
a
{emoluments tastuewgumm the ‘
Donovan’s block. has a very artistic
pieoeof work, execumd with pen and
ink, by W. E. Dennis, of Brook-'l
lyn,. on exhibition in his show win-
dow. It is acopy of a preamble and
resolution, and will be presented to ex-
Justice Edward Barrett, new president
of the Amalgamated Hatters' Association
of North America. It reads:
“At a regular meeting of the Hat
Makers' assrieiation of Norwalk, Conn..
held March-1th. 1806. the following me.
arable androsolution were unanimously
adopted: . ‘
“Whereas, We desire to show our ap-
preciation of the services rendered this
associationby our esteemed secretary,
Edward Barrett, on his retirement from
the office of secretary of this association;
"Whereas, Mr. Barrett has conscien-
tiously and worthily filled the cities he
has held for eight years in amanner
that is not only a credit to himself, but
to themselves}
“Resolved, That we take this means
of expressing our gratitude to Mr. Bar-
rett for the able and faithful manner in
which he has discharged his duties
while holding the oillce of secretary, we
present him this testimonial as a slight
token' of our high regard and esteem
and tender him our best wishes for his
future prosperity and happiness."
The resolution is signed by the com-
mittee, Patrick Haugh, president; F. L.
Northrup, secretary; Robert F. McAllis-
ter and Charles A. Bradley, and bears
the seal of The United Hatters of
North America.
We will meet any CUT
in prices on
Bicycles
0r Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why, at
FOX CYCLE” col,
2 Elizabeth Street.
Scorn Nonwaur. Cossscriccr
i
.BégouianVeriioa. $0”
.9‘
A new \‘Ilrioly of bomfnia which Ismael:
n5 profusely and grows as li'nol)’ as n
geranium. l’lanted out I bet «In
the foliage colors up ludiuti ully :IIHIM
llmvm'sam rh'h crimson and dump ruse
pink. Fine plants in lilnsfinm no. 100 and
Int-ouch. Mancini prices by tho ilu'AilllUl'
hundred.
Coleus,
or foliage plants. :um Iluo young
plants-of the bright yolIowan-ldoom-mu-
sun, at (ale par Iluxvn. $1.0" per ’Illlltll‘l'll.
l-‘ru-III'II Cnnnas. iilll’lllllllllh. lm~ty Mil-
lI-r. TIIIIeroIm. Ih-gnnias. tillxinius and
Iu-ddlngnut plants in great variety. A
ilnvI-Itof H\'.'i’t‘t fodder mount Hooper
bushel.
HMIFORD’S FLORAL HALL
-
PROF. M. S. ROSEH,
Oculist Opticiannn-ISpecial-
ist in Refractioas.
Known for years to tho publln- here. Can be
Consultcd : Every : Tuesday.
From a a. n1. till I» l. m.. In his
office at! Io
CITY HOTEL
South Norwulk.
Difficult Cases Solicited.
Eye Examination Free.
Wlll visit sick and lnvallds at tin-Ir IInnII- II)’
request. 1 it! s
NOTICE
Ti)
00 NTRACTO RS.
Honlml worms-ale for tho non-drIwII-m u!
sewers and nmnlrtennnmm. In Ifllwlllll‘h mm-
fllll'. Wmdwnrd avenue. and Meadow nth-cl.
from the water front Inthn propmir of Jacob
thanb. wlll be received at the nll'u'o or Pay
l-inglnunrof South horwulk. loo “nhlllll tun
street. Iinlll Mn‘e ovk of the IMII «luv u! . um».
inmost which hour tho bid-o wlll ho pnbllvly
opened and rmul by the lllllllll of l‘uIInleIm-n
nl llmlr CIIIIIIIIu-r nII llnvlland sin-oi.
Each proposal almll he s! llillllvl'lllil bidder
and accompanied lw a born of Mm. condition-
ml lorthc- urn-outlun of tho vontravl within llIl‘
llnw Hpm'llhnl In lllll notion. III vam- fhn bill I!”
fli'i‘f‘pltlil. No bill will ltl‘ n-onslderud which has
not responsible sun-ties upon its lll‘l'l.llllllitll)"
lug bond.
' he person Mr [It‘I’H‘llM In whom lho contract
*llll’llll to attend at
I
Inn be awarded will be rm
y n Mirolles ullI-rml
”In l'lngIIIm-I".-I ulllve \t’lIh I
by him or them. and execute the contract
withinIwodnwlromIhodnle of award. and
in cum-of inlluro or noulovt II do so. I"- m.
flow will lie I-onsl verml to haw- IIIIIIIIIlziIII-Il It.
and as III dulault 'Io thni'ltycf South Not-milk.
Arm-tilled "In-wk for l .pnyuldo o the
myderolthoillty of South Somalis. and do-
[melltml with the Engineer Will he lll'l‘l‘lllt'll in
pla'oof the ntirl'llmt. bond. ll tho l'l‘l‘llllifflfn
ant bond formatvasenruproperly than! out.
The right to decline any or III! Ill!" prowl-ale
Is reserrwlIIdo-omod for ilw lull-rest “I the
of .
The Engineer‘s estimate of the Work and
Materials. by which the bills will lm lush-d. is
as follows. \' 7.: ‘
7m lineal leel 2i rirtIilmI pipe sewer,
mu . .. .. .
l‘dll
:m to .
it watch basins.
in manholes.
l mu umry bulkhead.
’ Ill‘!" quantities are to be nun-idem] as
on yamiroxlmats and given merr‘ly gm a basin
of I'ommrlson. The llunrd of l 'mmvdnwn ox-
rmm-I reserve-the rightoiim'mislng nr .II.
mInie in I "I'M” may be doenmdmwea-
. b t near.
m’l‘h {mismanFm he mmlp “I'm" blanks
u n
u a. 'I l'
*’ l
, b the am. anal III [Immutab-
mll‘W Made hlvtiflagiimt
incl respects llu . .
as informal.
«mow
r wit t
m C.
out W.
taut.
Best Eup
n
I
F. human
I all
. A .
‘23"
r. w..." -.'~ "
v-n’
DON
EDWARD
5 cazsrrs rename.
outed Apples,
Apricots,
‘Peachos. _
"f Old Fashionsdllricd Peaches, Inc! “
EDWARDSTR—E
Summer Attractions!
We are showing a line of
BICYCLE COVERT CLOTHS
That are correct in style, quality and price. Also a fine assortnnilnt of Bicycle
(Home and Bolts. Outline of Ladies’ Neckwear has not its man! in tln- city.
Shirt Waist Sets in .tlllVI‘f', imitation silver, pearl and gold plate. Bolt buvklos of
all kinds. Belting In great variety. Piazza and Chair seats. Have placed on
sale limo yards of Striped Dimity, at tic per yard. reduced from 12m: per yard.
COME QUICK TU SECURE THE BARGAINS. '
l‘
I30
I00 “ :‘
a. 00., 22 South MainStreet
0 tell them that YOU SAW inc, and I
l was looking neat.
We have everything our own way, and
our stock you cannot beat.
SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEK AS
USUAL.
Veal chops, 10c; veal stew, 8c; lamb
forcqnarter, 6c; lamb chops, l2h3c; best
corned beet-lo to 12c. A full line of
Iish away i vn this week.
Free deliv ry.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
OVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON srnzzl.
T,
STREET!
uoswuk. con II.
Are unsurpassed for beauty:
of style and finish. . . . . .
53 WALL STREET.
new
r
R. H.
. onuoolsr.
l
I
___.o.____. I
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it; Tim-a bottle.
0
Plaisted’s Cholera
Mixture
'BHOAS snuo 3.0315Iv1d ‘H '8 .LV
ONINVSWO 3300M HOS ONIH$AHIA3
Always Cures!
"0—...
(filling your pmscriptions to
usnvo use the purest drugs and
our pricesare always reasonable.
...__o___..
R. H. PLAISTED
‘3 Washington
treat,
50. lCllVlllli.
EMPLOYIEIT AGENCY.
MRS. ANTON Nimfli 2 Mechanic Sir
.IACITSOTN’S PH oroe RAFTl-I—S
— our.
I
'WPrices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN.
E R055
The Well-Known
Clairveyent
. I.‘
PI 8 'St ed I .* "'l‘IIrdughout the States 3
Will In in So! ll: Somali.- lur r. I! nitI-d limo.
lfnnwullationx nn I'ilnl.['ft'~l'lll and futon-In
regard toany rmiltur. I-ll-Il,v’<~ nr I.llll'l\i’l“‘.
that may It" drake-lull»! lfit.llli~lf)’ in I'Idwl.
l'uImIltalionw. g-vnh or ladi- .~. il. “Ill-re. 11
llam’urd l’l.m-. upnnn flight. f\ch not rh’g.
I'nn be w-uat any hour.
EDUCATED Ab'l) ARTISTIC
TASTE.
in wall papers and decorations is one of
the ninmoenthcentury accomplishInentu.
That is why those who select their wall
paper at Ikwkur's get snr hdvlightiul rI -
suits. It isn't turns-Ian“ to purrlnnw the
intensive grades. the designs and l'lll'll"
are just as artistic in tlieI'In-apt-r Irrmlve.
if they art- not so rich. For those who
wish to cover thei“ Walls of a rim! (-ovoml
cottage, nf’ Ili‘dul'uit' a palace. go In [lurk-
(:r's.
l’aintcrs' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order. ’
l'nintin‘. l’aperhanging, Decorating
and Sign ’lt'riting.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
“It“... A
HartfordBicycles
‘REDUCTIOI ll PRICE.
Patterns Nos. I and 2. from W) to MT-
’attcrm Nos. 3 and i. from the to 51.30
Patterns Nos. .3 and II, from #50 to Ill.)
ThiMsthn Durst value he the money i‘W'r
olil'rml in medium “male machines.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
,‘Iiknnwhol‘zrl "I; vmnrmtilnrs. ”fill
the orinnln flxml aim-lately for the 3'00
wwmn -II rm :II '
ll ym ran‘tim atlylnmbl .thnn lmya Ilnrt-
fort. Ml l'oumbia an: IIartIHt'I bicycles
are l’mllf‘ for immeuliale da-liwry.
POPE MF’G. CO.
General offices and Isl-tori”. Hartford. 0'11"].
rnr‘ r. s. snares co.
80. Romalk.
Fianna girls for all klmlsof hen ’
Moll . real-ell. Mailman,-
umirliauu. " ‘-
“Maine-.12“ ........
m 2: it ' ‘
NOT'LIKE. ‘
ing'of ours.
morcart in the
PRICES ARE
‘ LOW,
Summer
Clothing
in'
Abundance!
and bags.
South Horwalk,
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Agentll'or
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
x FEED
' ‘ FOR
"I CATTLE
Chicken-
and
HORSES!
BEST
GRAIN
FOR
HORSES
AND
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
.. (fa.
them.
In that shapi- ':
m l
The usual rchy-to-wcar tliinghiihi
More care in the c
“things lookeduftcr that go to." make 5
rcct, attractive and durable. That-s T”
isnot bee: use of any skimp ‘ in due to
lingncss to be content with small profits
being the Inamil'acturcrs of our own good
Mohairs, (Ilapacas, llanncls, surges and“ l its
ens, cmSh suits,
' Straw Hats.
.iu all grades, negligcc shirts
Store open evening‘s. Money refunded.
conned
IaysourI-I MAIN STREET,
lupoint of merit in ours. Isolectmy
“Ills I'v-I'nim - ol' l heir . lualily and t lee-II carefully screen
I maize rho lii‘ll‘o‘ :Il‘toi‘\\:Irdt.
quite so win-12p .14 outs mu lmlmth. \\’llIlIlll'l, dust
and foreign «'m-Ils in them, but» do you Wan!” them
('In'uplll‘so isn't
in town. but. they are the BEST.
'l‘hoy‘rv cheapest in the end.
MANUEL T.HATCH,
The Leading Grain Dealer, .
l5 Marshall Street. 80. Norwalk.
ESTABLISHED l867.
making, more of ‘th
coats and rests.
and belts, trunks,
R03.
ct...
GIFFIN, Mgr.
I'm-Imps . not
My outs are. out (In; lowest priced
must In: convened into cash.
have the lli'Sl stock to sclm't from.
3!) Wall Slx'cc't, Norwnlk, Conn.
Commenting May .511. and cominuing until junc Ist,l will “mu.-
my (2min.- stock at met, as l Imu- 31 large Stuck oI goods on hand that
'l‘lmso making «unlicst selections will ‘
After that. prices will advance.
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
33 Washington Ctr-out.
Do. Norwallt.
Residence, Mahackemo llntel.
vs
In? it;
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
()ccnplesa portion of It. llulmkai’u
store. corner of Wall and Water Him,
Norwalk. Call and see the latest
styles In lists. Cars. on. a,” n
.. ..._... MW...“ -._- w
ROTON pom
Sou-"ch Norwalk, Conn.
The most L‘II:II'IIIiII;: SIIIIIIIIcI' Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine. Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
some POINT IMPROVEMENT couPAIIv, ?
Owners and Proprietors.
j. I’INKI‘INS’I‘ISIN,
Iicneml Manager. .
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot be gear. '2
unload the same day copy,
Ir. handed in. Every l‘t‘n- ‘{
h‘llllllllfl effort will bemmln
In :Icommodate patrons, '
but (Images cannot be ‘In-
siuml upon as a right unu—
lrss («my is sent in by 9
o'clock in the afterward“
the day before change it
desired. . .
Norwalk Chronicler