main-run.- not» usual
~ 'ammmqm
m s: mo in root,
O
A Full mm «biannual» an.
Isnliul Team. are
Owing to the interest. in the Alpha
Wheel club's road race, tomorrow, The
‘ , Sentinel will‘be issued at noon, with a
full account of the event.
The/temperature of the water at The
Knob today is 59°
Butler Lodge. 1. o. o. it, not last
night and had its second nomination of
officers. .. ,
Court 'Mahaekemo, Foresters of Ameri
ca, willmeet next Tuesday night and
elect officers.
The steamer Huntington will make
her first trip this season from Ling
Island to South Norwalk; tomorrow.
The plaintitf in the case of the Village
of Chester vs. Leonard has taken an a; -
pool from the recent adverse judgment.
Jacob Utzinger, has, begun the excava-
tion for another new house in Meadow
street. Harry Mather has-the contract.
A new council of the Daughters of
Libertywillbe instituted in Norwalk,
tonight. Lodges f . all over the
county will be imam. .
The Bedford Avenue Baptist church,
of Brooklyn,is picnicking at RotonPoint
today. Saturday St. Ann’s church, of
New York, will be there.
AMEN“
tertained several of their friends, ‘Mon-
day night. Music was .enjo'yed and a
' Itempting collation segvcd. ‘
James Secley arid George VanKnren,
Marvin Brother-8' carpenters, Were “out
at daybreak this morning, and cut down
the large tree in the lot udjoiningi’fhe'
Sentinel office, where the new bank
building will be erected. { ‘ "‘5“
,i
,. .u, s, , .
.. J 1‘ 1 1: ’
Mrs. Collin, Mididvmr Gofifhe
had her shopping bag stolen while she
. was Waiting in the New Haven railroad
. econ. new am arm-mas
found in the toilet room minus a pair of
gloves and a handkerchief. ..- ~ -
3; Messrs. Smythe and Gchrmann's
dance at Roton Point, last night, was
the largest attohdcdof the mason thus
far. A large number of bicyclists {More
in attendance, and the pavilion was
decorated with flags' and nesting in
their honor.
The cases of Sherwood vs. Smith and
Larrigan vs. Bach, both for board hills,
which were to come before Justice
Keclcr on Tuesday, have gone over until
Friday, when they will probably be
taken to the Town Court.
Preaching services have been resumed
at Bnmksido chapel for the summer
scams: and will hereafter be held every
alternate week, beginning mt Sunday,
the slut. Rev. Samuel .1. Austin, of
Daricn, will preach on that day at
8 p. m.
r Fred Hal! entertained the visiting
whoehncn, yesterday aftcrnmn, at Irvin’s
Potter's, with an exhibition of fancy.
rod and billiard shots. He showed
marvelous dill with the ivory spblros,
and his efforts to please the boys were
We“ received. .. , i
yr
The funeral of Michael (lmtcllo, of
lirauvhvillv, who was instantly killed,
Monday, while at Work in Bldgollcld,
was held from St. Mary’s church in that
place, yesterday looming, when n
micron high mass of minim" was offer.
ed for the repose of his soul.
About lio'cloeltlast evening a small
boy throw alightnd fine cracker into thi-
entrance of the Wlwvlmcn's Rest, in
Main utmct, Nlllellli. ltfailcd tom;~
plodc and the ambit: picked It up.
While looking at it. the cracker explod'
rlnudtlu- boy was burned clout the,
face and hands. -- -
l‘ioho lrxlgr', lllughtors of Ilvlmknh,
of llanlmvy, mil visit Eureka Lodge, of
South Nonvnlk, tomnrmw night, and
mmfvr Mm degree. on several mndidntm.
Tho foam of lb‘hu [Islam is said to have
the llnvsl media in the United States.
A lmoguct will ho served after the
meeting
Brim m meeting of Mutual
live Mile River school distrletwill be
held tonight. at 8 oiclock.
, ALB. Glover secured a big advertise-
ment today by distributing whistles to
the visiting wheehhen and mail boys.
Mrs. Ellen Cullen anchor": Walter and
daughter Mrs. Georgelloyt, left y
for’Buyport, L. 1., to resideinf
future. , “3., .. 3
Conductor Robert , dsloy.~ o; cw
Haven, son-in-law of Mrs. Julia Seo-
fleld, North Main street, is very sick
with typhoid fever. 3 ‘ I
- The Norwalk Christian Endeavor
Union has received a large number of
new badges. which have been distribut-
to the local societies.
'At the regular meeting of Minuehaha
Division, lastnight, it was votedto have
a muticnl entertainment next Wedneso
day night, in Md Men; Hall. -
John H. Brown, of Inxington avenue,
and Joseph Summers, of Bouton street,
are expected home today from a week's
fishing in Scotcthove. '
The mutinel is requested to announce
that presents for the Mott-Taiylor wed
ding will be received at the Social club
rooms, IOWWater street. Norwalkp ‘
_ The :llarbers’ Union will meet Mon-
daymightin William Hess' barber shop,
Main street, 'Norwalk. to arrange for a
clambake some Sunday next month.
Conductor Weiler, of the freight de-
partmental the Co lidatedrailroud,
is sick with mum , and Conductor
James Newton, of SOuth Norwalk, is
substituting for him.
The meeting of the F. S. C. will be
held tomorrow evening at No. 19 Chest-
nut strmt, after which cake and cream
willbe served. All members and friends
are requested to be present.
The next race in the Nor-walk Yacht
club series for the commodorc’s and
vice-commodore's cups, for canoes and
St. Lawrence skim}. will be held Satur-
day, June 27th, at -i p. m.
At theme-en A of the Epworth Leagre
01th first Meiodist Episcopt‘il‘churcli,
last hight?“’Will In ”A: TaylorV'ms elect?
ed delegate to attend the Epworth
League conference at Ocean Grove.
, ....... ”Emir. 5, y \
William H. Byington's new sail bout.
"Grace,” just completedwin Atlantic
City, arrived by rail in South Norwalk
today, and was launched at the Dan-
buy dock, undutakcn to the Norwalk
Yacht club house:
.4
The “missionary rally of the Junior
Societybf Christian Badman-“ the
Norwalk Congregational church, which
was to have been held next Sunday :t
week because of the Children‘s Day ox-
erciseh.
Time did not hang heavily on tho
whcclmcn's hands, yesterday, ewn
though the rain poured down in tur—
rents. They amused themselves by dis-
cussing the various circuit races and
havingngood time in general. Land-
lord Tuttlc made the boys (vol at home.
The steamboat Hawthorne was launch—
ed Tuesday at Lake Konosin without a
great deal of diillculty. She stuck on
the lmttom and a long mm was towed
across to the Thompson [155% nnda
team of horses fastened to it. They
pulled thcboat into deep watcr.—-l)nn-
bury News.
The storm of Saturday night an‘l Sun-
day worked considerable damage to the
oyster beds off Ilrldgelmrt, Iyovoriug
them with sodgo and other veg :tnble sea
growth. It is believed, howwcr, that
the donmgo will be only temporary. and
will umnbcrvmovcd by the action of
the tides. “WWW
The New York and Norwalk Sloan:-
hont companylms elected these olllcrrr:
President. Andrew Patterson; vice presi-
«lcntdohn l'lngliu; m-mtary and tren-
snrcr, (iwrgn ll. me; trustees, Andrew
’attermm,.lolm Englis. (i. M. Hnglht.
.lolm Harvey, Walter H. Fri-w. John Ii.
liolfmlro, (lungs ll. Frow.
The interesting week at lililsidmbo-
ginning on Monday with the unique
and rhnrminc entertainment of the
vhildron's drparhnvnt. and the alumnae
Minion, «in-a day and musicals. on
Tummy, Wore brought to a close lust
uvvoing by the commencement escr-
"loos. further particulars of which will
L
..1...n."‘“w .. H.»
, _,,;fl..-._. _
' “ Pure and Sure.”
CVCIOIIO '8
BAKING POWDER.
"I refer Cleveland’s baking powder because it is
pure Stilt: wholesome. It takes less for the same baking,
it never fails, and broad and cake keep their fresh»
tress and flavor."
Miss (Serum Cleans. neurone, saw. an: m CmHfitySrkwl.
appear tomorrow.
m. ._~—:!! ...- “W
5:30 o‘clock, has been postmnod for one '
The Who: Eagle'maat J. H.
Ferris doek,yesterday. and his heistimr
engineandderriektookthe old smoke-
stackoffandput a‘newoueonhea
The King’s Daughters circle, of the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
held its annual meeting last‘ night. at
the home of Miss Anna Dickerman.
High street. The unicorn elected were;
President, Mrs. G. 11. Board; vice-prod:
dent, Mrs. W. L. Porter; secretary, Miss
Florence Haviland; treasurer, Miss May
L.Smi.th. Comnittees were appointed.
amiss no names.
M. S. Mather has picked a large
quantity’of strawberries from his prop-
erty here this season. Yesterday one
Waafound that measured six inches in
circumference, and many measured over
five inches. .
Mlsses Louise Austin and Elsie some
will be members of a party of twenty-
one people, sailing Saturday afternoon
on the Lucauia fora three months' tour
of Europe, Germany, Italy and Switzer-
land.
A wagon loaded with meat scraps was
going under the bridge, yesterday,
when the driver cut the'eernar too short,
and ran into one end of a submerged
abutment. The harness was broken.
An inmate of the Solrliers’ Home at
Noroton, was taken with an epileptic fit
in Stamford yesterday morning. He
was cared‘for untilihe recovered, when
. a .
lib was sent"baek to the Home.
ROWAYTON.
Charles Lockwood was walking to
when he fell over the new trolley tracks
and landed in the ditch, scratching
himself considerably.
The .1. Edward Vincent plucc,in Main
street, will be sold at auction, Saturday
nftcrnoon.mm
BROAD HIVEH.
The Ladies’ Guild of Grace church,
Josiah Kellogg, at her home, yesterday
afternmng‘
winumuk'.
fMiss‘Lizzic Henderson will lead the
Christianllndeavor meeting tomorrow
night at b' p. in.
Henry 0. Bundle is very ill.
. 'Mygevfic. 2M..§ellouk preached a very
b’cnutifdl sermbn. mm. Andrew's Mis
siou roan, last evening, from the text,
“They cast four anchors and wished for
the day.” A large congregation was
present. The singing by the choir was
very good. ‘ k .. , " “
Miss Maw!) ‘Qrcgbry is learning it
ride a bicycle. 5"
David Pollard has taken examinations
to enter Columbia college. ’ ‘
George Queer, who has been very ill,
is improving. ‘“
Royal Kieth is home on his weekly
vacation.
CELERY PLANTS.
Michigan White Plume (k'lorr l'lm.“ (“r
~ulo. These are lino slm'ky pants. having
lumntwin-v transplant-HI. Sl-mlm yuuroull-r
at once and roll-urn mnnethiug v'lloll-o. {\tl-
om.» (stimuli; l'. consnolra. it or am. bur.
walk. me
NOTIOE l
REGISTRATION” OF 0095.
All dogs nasal, In' rogi-«lvrml on or Iltlrllrl‘llltl
M «lav of July. and all lu'rmvl‘la owning or bar-
lmriog miliumlm-«I lingo will he plom-utml u.-.
vnrdlnulo low. '
For the urn-omnmlutlun of residents of
Smith Norwalk. Ihu town l-lvrk will In' at the
Suuth .‘v'nrwulk nlllm- of tho m-lovlmo-n on tho
no rv-oomo Sntunllw.,.Iua-- an. and Sutur-
dat’Jlum'lLIrc-lu :ltol; o'clock. for the mm
jm-o Ml l‘llllhll'rllll.’ Iluu-l.
hurn'nlk. June is. Wild,
IH.\.\l’pl3l.|.l'llfK. Wolf-clinch oi
I'll. Ah II. MERRILL. l Nuru‘nlk. ‘
in it
NOTICE 1
MA“ )lt's l IFFIC ..
l'll‘t’ or Monro Nolmlm. I'L. June in. law.
l'lIrIIIl-I-Iult In III‘I‘I‘I'Y ulw-ll In nllhllUtI-km'p-
fir-moi Ill'ounwi Il‘lllll'l‘w to lump Minna" tor
solo and sell Ilfl'l‘rlll‘lif‘r‘ metal" to; RIIIIINM‘»
llb'l‘lllll‘ ll- on exile-live, rwknlnllllnl other
iIrI'WHI' '4. Wlillltltltn- limit-«HI this vll)’. from
i‘ln'vlm‘k m..lulm tun-l. Intel. until in n‘n-Iwk
u "1.. July "II. me. unless pormlsulun In how-
oilor mmkod.
I’orilll‘wsinn In ulm- gr miml tonll m-ruons In
o‘lw'lmruv llrm'mvknrs onotolillmt donpowdor
"airm- an Wltvlunltu. rm'kolu uli‘l othl-r hm.
Works within the wily ”min. from 0 o'clock u.
m. uIJnlv tth. MIL Imlll ll o'ulm'k i». "kill
July 4th. Wm. union-c enrolls-Ion In hereafter
revoked. I
All twrmnu ore hereby cautioned against
Itinvlllmt lsmllhw in line public sin-cl» or
P‘hlm’“ oi lllii'tnl"! a: thet null‘oonvo relation
l ll’i‘eifl W M? l L'. \' l'll nl’l'm
in .u imm‘oozn n. HIE. Maw.
23”“ '
We will meet any CUT ‘
in prices on '
. Bicycles
Or Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why, at
FOX CYCLE 00.,
c Elizabeth Street.
the east side of the river, Monday night, ,
Norwiflk, was entertained' by Mrs. _
o . . . . . ~ . , .
t I . I ‘ ‘ ‘
. Evaporated Raspberries, use It ‘
.. Dried Cherries, Inc It
. , Potted Home” sc'can
0.,22'South n'ainsneet
Business With
' GOSH I'O
is what thehouse Wife does when she
makes a visit to our market. This week
amnion t‘c
Oemhinin'gI
shoulders, 80 per lb; ,veal chops, 12,160
per lb; stew veal, 80 per lb: loin of veal,
150 gar 11),; fresh pork, 100 per lb. Try
our ome made pressed corned beef, the
finest meat for a cold lunch, 100 per 1b.,
Ourflsh department isthe best in the
twin cities. Largest stock; price alivays
the lowest. Free delivery. .
o » » , FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
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
of summer novelties in plain and fancy. Special. sale of Onyx fast
dye . '
. . ,
Ladies Black Hose!
‘» at 150 a pair. You will find it difficult to match at 25cc pair. Your
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
lislc hose, at 25c, 35c and 50c a pair. THEY ARE BARGAINS.
Ladics', gents’ and children's gauze and ribbed unde' ear.
Open today—another case of ladies' ribbed vests at 5c apiece, worth
double the price. ' ‘
EDWARD STREET!
5 enzrrrr BUILDING,
_ NORWALK. CONN.
_ _...._..,... .-....._..... —........._.. m- m..." 0...... ~ _. .nwm-.. m...._.. ._....._._ ....__ .
JACKSON’S PHO-rompns:
Prices Reduced!
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish ......
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET,
- n u o -
NORWALK, CONN.
MADAME Ross
The well-Known
Cl’airvoya nt
Throughout the States!
R.I-I.-
PIaiSted!
Will beinSouth Norwalk for a limited time.
DRUQOIST- l'oomllatioos on past. [rrllM‘lll and future in
regardtouny matter. llll~ltlflrN or othonviso,
that may be doslrcdznlm [Htlflllr-lr)’ included.
0 Formulations. gents or ludiw. $1. (lithe. t
huulll Main street. in Lender's block. room in.
nptwntllghts. , uifl’a‘tl
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You ‘
DO ..
Your
Work l.
Try it; 75¢: a bottle.
SUIT YOUR OWN TASTE
in wallpapers at Becker’s. and the more
retlncd and artistic your taste is the bot-
tcr you will be snitml. We have vario-
tivu enough in design» and colon in all
the novellivs in this line to suit the pulr
liu “from grave to gay, from lively to
wwro." Make your home ls-antifnl at
small (wt by showing from our sum-r.
ior stmk.
Painters“ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
0
Plaisted's Cholera
'380.L9 OGHO S-OILSIV'IG 'H '8 .I.‘
ONINVI‘IO ISfiOl-I 80.1! ONIHLAHSAE
Mixtu ra i'alutl I’aporhanglng, Decorating
and Sign rlting.
Always Cures! DECKER,
79 Washington Street. 80. Smwnlk.
“nan-fl,” y; "“1 ‘ N."
,.
Wining your prescriptions to
mourn use the [rowel drugs and
our prices are always nvmmnblv.
lees * .
HartfordBicycles
NiOOOTION IN PRICE.
0
Patterns Nos. l and >3. runners! to too
Patterns Nos. ii and 4. from $00 to em
Patterns Nos. :3 and 4:. fromfifill in so,
R H LA - TMHIfllhe taint mim In the would? r‘vny
' ' idler-ml in medium cmdw nuwltinm.
Col m' b '
A3 thlugton u I a 5
Street, The Standard of the world.
‘9 SO. NON'NLN. ,tllkmmlmlgs r... “l-mffl’lll‘ir“. and
the tirivolu flsml alwdutely for the
mm" of not at 3'00.
II on MM lmy a l'oluml‘io. than buy a limb
owl. All Volomlvin nod llmlirtvl Us “lee
arr- remlr for Imtiimlialt' delivery.
POPE MF’G. 00.
(lnmnll offices and lardlrtIM. Ilaxlirml. (Satin.
THE F. 5. AIOLEN OO.
fierce large new of tires» wheels on hand
mm
Tnm~Why,haw Dirk and ”ram
quarreled‘l '
Hamel—«They rm! both bowing to ride
the bicycle, and last week they met
each other in the peril. Him tried to
hawk» him and he Mod to raise his
hat. and each bianussthe (shew for tie:
80V!!! Noumea. 0.1:st
"innit. Call and cull-ice.
we will undersell all others. Smoked ‘
New York Market
ESTABLISHED on
m ‘ l
A GREAT ‘DISTRIBUTION‘O‘
Silk Neck
Ara
OF 33$ PER.
Buy One Dollar and Filtyvceti W
‘ SINGLE TIES, 35o.
, 3FOR$L ' '*
' sEeiJcnou
One Dollar Will
There is not the slightest exaggeration of mettle”;
they are equal in every respect to 5o-ccnt tics. ‘ Fine} q
full size, solid bands, correct shapcs‘and up-to-date'pat ‘
r‘t
Also a full. assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd poets and Vests,
Duck Pants, .
linen Crash Pants,
Negligee, ' I
Shirts,
Belts,
Gaps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats,
South ;
Norwalk,
Sweaters,
Underwear, . conn-
Trunks '
and . unreal) A. elm,
Bags.
Manager.
Coinstock Bros. Masonic Building. Norwalk.
\‘JJ V ‘
Alli” 1'" . A Quiet Talk About
BUFFALO 0 t ,
GLUTEN . a 5- _ _.
‘ FEED We are anxious to have your trade. If we
“FOR - we'll take the greatest pains to please you. '
I GATTLE screen yum- nars clean, we'll deliver thorn 4
/ 321:0“.n. ly, and send a goodtvamstor who will not: "
up your property, one who will be just as careful:
HORSESI if he were in his own yard. - -_ 5
BEST We'll send you the best oats l
, GRAIN In fact we'll give you the best all around M
FOR be had anywhere. and just be glad to do it. 'I'
HOgDIS give us a trial order and see.
A ._..__.
GATTLC.
. 33:35”, The Leading Grain Dealer,
1 LIVERY
' STABLE. l5 Marshall Street. So. Norwllk.
\ g .
s
BIG "i RED U'CTI’ONWSA
For the Month of June.
Complctclinc of watches, clocks. jewelry, silverwaré, opalw
cut glass. \
DIAMONDS! DIAMoN-n
I 1
A fine lmc of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these”. :
while not sold at strictly cost prior. will be sold low enough to ‘
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains. ,
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall' Street, Ne _‘
a... mm and...» M.
ROTON POI
South Norwalk, Conn.
The limst Charming Summer RK'Slll'l. on Long Island
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Hon
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
livery facility for providing for large excursion“
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT OOH
llwncrs and Proprietors.
_I. I’INKI‘ZNSTHIN, llcncml Manager.
To Advertisers
Changes cannot
anleul mealtime, ,.
is handed in. if
sonahlc effort will
to ammmodate»
but rimnges can
rusted upon as A
less any)! is sent.
o'clock in the Hf .
the. day before it
desired. . .
D. W. RAYMOND,
Federal Director
and Embalmer.
91 Winnington Strait.
Io. Norwnlk.
Residence, Mnhnokemo Hotel.
In? iv
W
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
mtfiflll writer: of E. Gumwekl‘v
store, corner of Wall and Water Sta,
Norwallt. Call and ac; the Intent
styles in lists. Cues, etc. a can
"EH
Norwalk Chronicler