.h‘onor at Flag Day. 3.
~ "millimetres.
it we. mu ,m u Vicinity
Insoles: calls.
Atelephone has been placed in the“
‘ editorial room of The Sentinel odlce.
' The calls are: . \
”131181153188 OFFICE, 92-5:
EDITORIAL noon. 922..
about ready.
a team in that place.
' terialat New Rechelie. .
. ,
autoimmune all: tandem... ............. 1..
‘ . - communist the new crew will
“'9 .F' The M M 800 III II." he closed tomorrow,'as everything is.
Theflaromalre Gu'n club will go‘to
Bridgeport next Saturday to shoot with
Raymond Brothers have closed‘a con-
tract for a large amount of building llluv
Andther subscription dance will be
‘ 'BRANOH OFFICE. 53.4, givenin the Rowaytou hall, Thursday
_ ‘ ‘ V ' night by a party of South Nor-walk
" “ 1‘ The temperature of the water at Th young men. ‘
- Km" today “590 ~ ‘ A party at young people had an
James Gregory,
Lewis' studio, is seriouslyill of typhoid
fever. -
p The Board of Councilmen of the city
of South Norwalk will hold an adjourn- June 23d is Arcanum Day. and Sher-
, .’ edscssion tonight. - man (gunned will observe it Sunday
' The South Norwulk Republican club '1‘th "‘9 98"! inst-t by “Willing 801'
will meet at the oillce of President E. E.
”Crowe'ftoniorrow "night.
v.
holding a king crab party.
a special sermon by Rev}. W. Norris.
‘fi' LLThe‘ entertainment committee of Max “MW”? who W98 reported
Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., will meet to- to have been killed in Paterson. is melt-
night, and arrange for the strawberry
,.-..£estival..13‘ridny-
Constable Thomas Hunt was on duty himself was killed in Paterson.
in the Franklin avenue district, yester-
day. He says it was a “wet” Sunda .
been in Texas since leaving Norwalk,
Red Men, will come to South Norwalk ing eleven out of eighteen votes.
tomorrow and take a sail on the Sound. m..—
The town health ofilcers of New Hav.
Abo’ut three hundred people attended on and Fairlield counties will hold a
the dance at Baton Point; Saturday meeting in Bridgeport, June 17, at l! a.
night. Messrs. Sniythe and Gehrmann in. The meetingwill also boattlinded
will give another dance Wednesday by the county health oiliccrs from every
county in the state, and subjects of im-‘
night.
The Junior Endeavorers of the Nor- portance WI“ be discussed.
walk Congregational church, who “are to
take part in the cantata on the 26th
. inst., will meet in the chapel tomorrow
I afternoon for rehearsal.
been again arrested for non-support,
came before Judge Ilulihell, this inorli-
illg, but was continued for one week.
will defend Mr.
William c. Taylor, oi 32 Franklin Alton“? Wilmer
street, has left the elliploy‘ of the New , _ .
York, New Haven and Hartford rail- physically unable to support his Wife.
-roadmmhsbbui‘ed a position with the
Lake Shore road. from New Reignity,
towAlVbauy. r~————»—-— z , have rumpled" from Atlantic (lily.
' "The last meeting this {ledmi ot‘tlic“ wheat they wellt to attend the conven-
l Junior Endeavor society of the Norwalk
District Deputy George Collin aiirlfiuc
twine ()lltéide Guard Solomon Scam
"tile“ chapel, Silildliy evening, the 28th tonight at the meeting of Palestine
inst. Miss Louisa Sutton will lead,the Castle. -
‘iueetingand Rev. Frank Curtis will give
an address.
accepted :iiiiiivitatiou to hold a special
The Hoyt homestead, at the junction meeting fit the residence of Miss (flora
of East and Newtown avenues, which 13- Marvin, in Eust‘Norwalk, on Found-
has not been occupied in several yonls, ”5' 131153 “a“ Frldllyi at 3:3" D- "1-
will hercpaired this summer. Mr. Hoyt, “”50 who 800“ If!" Tramway should
of New York, will solid his coaolinlan Wk“ the 0“" WWI! 19“"le Ml“ HI“
and six horses to Norwalk to board “Wile" “t ilm‘m‘k-
while he takes an extended tour through
Europe.
The ladies in charge of the pretty
tables at the Friday afternoon reception
The South Norwnlk Congregational of the Central club, were Mrs. J. L.
church is entitled to {our new life inelll~ Stevens and Mrs. G. W. Cram. and tho
berships in the Congregational Home eliiciclit and charming waitresses were
Missionary society, on account of its Miss Mary Kirby Jennings, Miss Hi‘ll'u
May offering. The committee has noini- Ferris, Miss Alice Cllolwull, Miss Annie
hated Mrs. John H. Knapp, Miss Lizzie (lolc, Miss Katharine Kroger, Miss
I. Tolles, Frank A. Ferris and M. Clifo May Higgins and Miss Alice Cram.
lord Pardon.
The Spriiigwood Union Sunday school
Some excellent, illusic was heard on celebrated its twenty-seventh anniver-
Norwalk streets, Saturday night, by a. nary and Flag Day, yesterday. The
quartetteol‘ nlusicialis~anlall and two chill)!ll “’33 elaborately decorated Willi
young women vitilinigtg, and a girl [lugs and flowers. The scholars render-
llurpist. The Women had gill-x1 voices ed several vocal selections and recita-
aud their vocal selections were very lionfii and Rev. G. Ii. Beard delivered
pleasing. They received liberal contri- an address. President (I. M. Larencn
buttons. . read his annual address, which will
dad a place in The Sentinel tomorrow.
Three Sunday schools from Brooklyn , . .
picnicked at Rotoll Point, Saturday, Mrs. Margauitllottoinedllo pmnidpnt
owning uponthesmallierwiillcux. on at the international Order at King‘s
omlmstnlaceolnpanied tho excursiouists Daughters and Sons, will speak in the
and furnished music for dancing ill the Methodist elm-ti], at :Norwalk, Thurs-
pavilion and on lloard the boat. In the day “fan-nix)“ “ppm 1')“. slate secre-
KNVO a number 0‘ “”110th games we“! tilry, Mrs. D. M. James, of New Haven.
indulged in. will also be present and have charge of
the o tiling exercises. All interested
Nmflififimggzingfiflz31:3??? in Milli. Bottome and her remarkable
Hondaynlp. 111., business meeting of work are cordlallyfllliiited.
' undo Evenin club. Tues- W
52:58; 2:. ”“56, ”meg,“ Junior 80- A party composed of Captain George
ciety of Christian Fudeavor. Topic, V‘mf‘ltltl‘llt‘b 3» A} MCDOWI'}: ”“10
"Whattlhould Christbetolls?” Lllad- Jllmnnmi hank N-lier‘rin.M.'1.linmli.
or Miss Clara Boll. Wednesday, 7.30 Thomas Benedict, .l‘r., Williamlalmor.
p.11). annual meeting 0‘ “the King’s and Orlando Allen sailed in the Ward
llauglltcrs' circle, at lhc,honic of MN V..l-latunlaynght, l'orlmilgltlllilni.’1‘ho
chlicrinan ill High street. mp0,“, WC‘llI-Ill-l'lt'lt-l so rough, yesterday, the
and clectiod ”f 0mm,” Thursday. 3 p. party did not venture to return, but live
in. and 7:13p. in. Christian li‘ildouvor of. them. “in" by train, “mm“
«meaty rally. Addromm andcon‘oremw. h‘m'""1““‘f‘i‘imi “”1 “Wm“ V‘mM‘
Hingiligin the evening by tlioAtluutu styno. horns and Jennings brought the
Universlly Male Quartette. boat across at ll o clock this morning.
“ Pure and Sure."
Ceyeland’
AKING PewnEIL
"l refer Cleveland's baking powder because it is
were an wholesome.“ It takes less for the same baking,
it never fails, and thread and cake keep their fresh~
aces and flavor." ‘ ' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
We Conant“ Contrasts. maroon, Sign: Mu Yuri Culling item.
m I enjoyable time at the home of Ralph
0‘ Photographer Raymondof Elm Grove place, Satur-
day evening, playing lawn tennis and
vice ‘in Trinity church, and listening to
lug friends in South Norwalk. He has
and says‘a man of the same mime as
Sir Knight A. D..Hazr.ard, of South
from two points of view. . \ Norwalk- Senate, went to Bridgeport,
—-—-———-— last Friday, to vote on the selection of a
A party of Danbury clowns. the mu— place to hold the institution of the Grand
jority of them members 0‘ “I0 “'le 0f Sam-“g. Brit] 31110" WOSI chosen, mcoiv.
The case of Charles Wurst, who has
Wurst, whose claim will be that he is
tion of the Ancient OrderKnights oi’ the,
ummga‘mjll? bdidleld in Mystic Chain. They will make a report?J
The Norwulk chapter, D. A. R., has
warms Stranger Louise. at... o! st-
George, attended the reunion at Bridge-
cers' silver jewels in the voting contest.
W. A. Benedictet Co. will open a
"Wheehuen’s Best,” in Main street,
Norwalk, during the Alpha’e race
meet. There wiilbe awash room and
all conveniences for wheellnen, free of
charge. It will be opened tomorrow.
The half dozen young men comprising
the crew or the yacht "Two Daisies,"
whose bowsprit was carried away by the
propeller Eagle, landed at The Knob.
yesterday afternoon, and started for
New! York, to which place the yacht
will hotelien. The young men had Just
startedout one. summer’s cruise.
RAILS GOING DOWN FAST.
The Tramway Pushing Work Through Dam;
and on the liolon pliable Tracks.
Norwalk to the bridge over the Bell 15'
land inlet, is progressing finely. The
cutting and grading, with the exception
of blasting cutthe big ledge or rock
ed. This piece of work may not be done
immediately. Ties are distributed all
along the line. They will beplaced in
position this week. and rails laid and
additional wire strung so that the track
will be ready for the immense traffic on
Independence Dhy. ‘ . ,
Work upon the Tramway company's
“extension through the toWn of Darien is
being forwarded as rapidlyas several
hundred men, distributed over the route,
can do it. Contractor Richard Shelton,
of Noroton, has charge of the section
from Darioii toBowayton. and Contract-
or A. J. Hutchinson, of South Nerwulk,
that from Darien west to the Stamford
line. Both of these contracts were
sub-let by White & Crosby, of New York.
More track is laid west than east of
Dorian center, because the preparation
of the road-bed is less difficult. Mr.
Hutchinson has to blast out no ledges of
rock such as are found on the. easterly
section. Rails are laid, hilt not yet
straightened out, from Depot Place,
Darieli, to Noroton, and [mics are being
erected. Ti‘uiliway oilieials saycars will
be run July 4.
‘HUSblle—‘Dllll't you think you are
rather unreasonable to exiwct me to take
you to a bull,’stiiy awake until -l o'clock,
and then get up at h‘ and go to my work?
Wife-lt maybe unreasonable. but *its
perfectly brutal of'you to mention it.
Horticultural Itenl.-—'l‘lle all‘ectimiute
pair, which has been kept under glass
through the winter, may now be set out
with impunity on moonlight’evciiings.
It does well trellised on the font gutea
few weeks later.
”Now Willie.” said Mr. Wilkins,
“papa is going away for two weeks.
Remember whose boy you are. and he-
havo accordingly." “You can bet I will.
daddy," said Willie. “I'll have just as
good a time as you will.
Wyld—Tlicy say Mrs. lilipoc treats
her husband like a dog. Dyer-Worse.
She doesn‘t even exhibit hiill.
(Harm—Mr. Nict‘el‘ello said my face was
classic. Wh tis classic?
Doro «Uh, most anything old.
lio-lt's the thing that makes every-
body walit to look at yer.
We will meet any (JU'l‘
ill prices on
Bicycles
Ur Auxiliaries.
a ,W
Where?
Why, at
FOX CYCLE 00.,
it Elizabeth Street.
Cossscrlcnr
Scorn Nonwam.
Begonia Vernon.
A new variety of Ilotzlinlli which Idnuenma
an prolom-ly and crown on ll‘l'l‘ly as a
go-rrmlllm. Planted llll. lo the hut Mm
llio lollligo i-olol's up beautifully and the
lluwvrsuro rloh "fllllrl‘lll and deep I‘lNll
pink. Finn plants In Museum so. low and
rwolu-l micelolpl‘ll‘os llyilm dozen or
llIIllI't'II.
Coleus
of Mn o plaids. tum lino yuiim:
plants n llmllrlgllt yollowaml ill-opera“.
mm. at I'rllf’lll'll‘llllfl‘lli me our liilmlrml.
‘ronvll litilinas. lomnlomu llll~ly Mn.
or. Tillmmlw, limoolas. llllxlldas and
budding mil plants Ill great variety. A
line lot of ”Wind. [widel- corn. at was per
bushel.
IIIIIFORD’S FLORAI. IIALI.
«momma ‘F
Wellosim to Illitlilt. through the Heilllnol.
all llama friends and neighbors whip-e locum.
llwaml Iilmllmm were so abundantly maul.
fooled «luring the sickness and at (hollow of
the death aim” ll
can ._ »
in it“ _ lhlwilfitlfild
port. Saturday, and won the set or elli-
F. D. LAWTOII & C0., 22' South Main Street
Best Evaporated Apples. Bo per lb ,,
“ . ‘ " .‘ Apricots. I30 “ "
“ "‘ Ponchos, Inc “ “
"‘ Old Fashioned Dried Peaches, IOe “ “
l
o tell them that YOU saw me, and 1
I was looking neat.
b We have everything our own way, and
our stock you cannot beat.
Veal chops, 10c; veal stew, 8c; lamb
SAME LOW PIITIISIIIEEITHIS WEEK AB P R I c E S A :- E
ES ABLISHED I867.
NOT LIKE ‘
The nsul ready-to-wcar thingsthisicl ’43
ing of! ours; More ‘arc in the (tho it
morea in the making. more of the, .1:
things 1( okcd lifter tllnt‘go to mailed it
met, tittiactivc and durable. Thai:
The doubleotraoking of the. Roton “
Point line. from the city limits of South . '
south of A. Bach's quarry, are complety‘
5 CAZETTEfBUIlDIIIG.
corned beef, 4e. to l2e. A full
iish away down this week. ‘
Free delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
EDWARD STREET:
Our Hosiery Stock»
deserves your attention, as it is the most complete to be found in the
city. It containsa full assortment at all times. Have a number
ofsummer novelties in plliin and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
dye
Ladies‘ Black Hose! '
at the a pair. You will find it difficult to match at 250 a pair. Your
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
lisle hose, at 25c, 35c and 500 a pair. THEY ARE BARGAINS.
Ladies‘, gents‘ and children's gauze and ribbed underwear.
Open today—another case of ladies' ribbed vests at 50 apiece, worth
double the price.
EDWARD STREET!
NORWALK, CONN.
IACKSON'S PTO-T o G‘RA P H s
53wALszrREEr._ . . . . _
——
Are unsu " .ll‘or beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
Prices, Reduced!
, 5.; M. JACKSON, Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN.
“A
J
3301.3 SGEG $.03LSIV'Id ‘H '8 LV
"Wiring your prescriptions to
us; we use the purest drugs and
our prices are always reasonable.
0
R. H.PLAISTED
43 Washington
Street,
iA" gmridlfiesalonéwol L: (cam li'l}!!;l£|‘l.‘§;ltd.
W! I? II in .lllll‘ll‘ l am A" H "il-
ll’ll‘vonlll‘téltlI‘llllll'l'llll“ sot-end and third denomlrilhoos and iaeiorlesdlarllorddjouo.
l runs at
:Iullllfldl m analyst liar celebrating 0
Br tumult-ti
very morn ”Tl; r‘eo melody: to meat.
. ._.~,,_.._-._...
maiden-(F's:
The Well-Known
clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
l. . iii
R. ill.
Plaisied!
Will he in South Nl'lrwalli for a limited time.
DRUGO'ST- Cllllbllll’illlllllfi on [sistwresent and iiiturviu
regard loony matter. business or otherwise.
. ”in! may he desired : also jlzllllll‘dl‘y Illi'lillll'll.
0 _. _ l‘ui‘lmlltailuns. gents ‘or Indies. ii. (illiw. 4
South Main street. iii hunter's him-ii. rmllli lo.
up two flights. Ill :7 ti
Compdund
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it; The a bottle.
.-\ HEAVY “RUN ON WALL I’Al’l'lll
is what wourc having just now. The
beautiful Vol-dare of your lawn and the
fresh bounty of the flowers make the ill-
ioriorof your home strike you with a
chill when you enter a room where the
wall paper is old and dingy. The wall
iniptwoi’ orooni is half its furnishings.
Al Ileitker's you will find the finest va-
rieties, tints and shades and artistic do-
signs at low prices.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to color.
0
PIaisted’s Cholera
GNINVE‘IO ESOOH HO: ONIMAHDAE
Mixturg Painting, Palm-hanging, Decorating
and sign Writing. .
Always Cures ! DECKER. )
79 Washington Street. 80. Konrad.
”0......
lésew
HartfordBicycles
REDUCTION III PRICE.
Patterns Nos. load 2, from $80 to $415
I’altorns Non. ll and «i, from fill! to 35"
Patterns Nos. 5 and ll, from Fill to drill
'l‘ldslslllo best value lur the owner ever
limited lll lliedlillil umdo machines. ,
Columbias
The Standard of the World. -
Acknowledgi- no competitors. and
the price is listed absolutely lot the $.00.
0—5...
SO. IIORWILK.
W Whirl" ”f 1“" “l
i
ll Yul: van t buy a Columbia. then but a "arts
Iuri . All Columbia and Ilafilortl liloyclm
are ready {or immediate do ivory.
POPE. M F'O. 00.
O. U. A. I. NOTICE.
0 template arrangement for al-
fNCH‘a of
inn. 5. AIBLER co.
”entrances... “im‘mhh‘iitlmm. . . “W
at new reveal . g.
forequartor, llc; lamb chops, 12,1»."0; best
ice of
New York Market
Slimmer
Clothing
in
Abundanc
Straw Hat
South NorWa‘l ,
Cometnck Bros, Masonic
Low
is not betause of any skimp in min 3*
making (r finishing, but because of our.
lingiicss 10 be content with smal‘l'profit
, being the manufacturers of our own go
I‘
Mohairs, alapacas, flaunels, serges and lit
ens, crasl suits, coats and vests.
in all gm cs, iicgligcc shirts and belts, trunks
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Bld'g, Norwalk.
»__/\\_/\_/\\
Agent For i ' ‘ V
aurIrALo 30th Talk About
GLUTEN a 5- ‘
FE so We are anxious to have your trade. If we get it .
FOR we'll tune the greatest pains to please you. We'll
CATTLE screen y llll‘ oats l'luiiil, we‘ll deliver them prompt:
fréok."' ly, and .‘end a good tetliiister who will not smaph
up your property. one who will be just as careful as
HORSES I if he were in his own yard.
BEST We'll send you the best oats !
GRAIN In the we‘ll give you the best all around deal to
FOR be had anywhere. and just be glad to do it. You
HORSES give us 1 trial order and see. ~
AND L _
GATT £. ‘
Baum... MANUEL T.HATCI'I.‘
35:55 N 8' The Leading Grain Dealer,
LIVERY
arshall Street. So. Horn-Ill.
” llWSKL
For the Month of June. I ‘
Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
DIAMOND
cut glass.
l DIAMONDS!
A fine line of steam; at grit; tly reduced prices. All of these goods,
while not sold at slricliy cost price, will be sold low enough to attratt
purchasers, who will find mm y rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 3.! Wall Street, Horwa‘lll.
ROTON POINT IM
ROTON Pom
South Norwalk, Conn.
The most Charming Sim nier Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
ROVEMENT COMPANY,
Owners . lid Proprietors. l '
.l. I’INKENST ilN, (lone 'nl Munogcl‘.
0- W- RAYMOND. To Advertisers!
’3 Washington term.
Shorty Sherwood. Halt r!
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. Chm” Wm“ M 3W" I
aoieed the same day copy
is handed in. Every tells
sortable effort will be made ,
1" to acommodate’ patrons, ,
' but changes cannot be in»
slated upon as a right no:
less copy is Seat in by t .
o’clock in the afternoon at
the day below change II
In. Namath.
0cm . ins tied bl‘ little, hl's
mmymmil Wall and Water Bet.
Hermit. Gull and use the
”Mammogram.
. Skré .
Norwalk Chronicler