The City Council 0113de will”
mecttosisht.
A son was born yesterday to Ir. and
In. John F. Itoliahonall West avenue.
The wim- Comniissloners of Nor-
.walk will hold a meeting tonight.
Douglas Fowler. W. B. C. will hold a
sociable atG. A. R. Hall. Washington
street, Tuesday night.
- f—YOI are sure of the bottom price on
‘ schoolhooks bought at R. H. Plaisted's.
The work at rebuilding the bridge
over the River street tunnel in |Nor-
walk was commenced today.
~Pinneo' s, 49 who act , Norwalk.
school supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ferris went to
New York. today. to attend the funeral
of Bloom Harriet.
Josepha Millkfielivery narrate.
E. Seymour, is sick at hishoane inSonth
Main street.
-—Lane’ I regular dinner, 25c.
w. s. elation-It's big 8: Bernard
dog got into his owner’s barn,ycsterday,
and killed two pct rabbits.
--Chicken dinner tomorrow, 25C. Col-
lins’ restaurant.
Horace Hatch and Frank Nash, mem-
bers of the Norwalk Congregational
' church choir, were ill yesterday, and
unable to sing.
Miss Maggie Riley and James Cart -
nagh were married yesterday afternoon
by the Rev. J. J. Furlong. in St. Mary's
. church.
Uncas Baylott. No. 265’, Imp. 0. R.
11.. will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. The
Tribe will confer the adoption degree
tomorrownight.
——S. 3. .Tillotaa has just returned
from the city with a fine assortment of
summer milllnery.
The regular meeting of the Bonnie
of Councilmen of Norwalk and
South Norwalk will be held tonight at
Bo'clock. “kw“
0 S. Ferry Command U. V. U. .wiI
meet tonight. Reports are expected
from the dedication of General Grant’s
tomb. w M
Ticket No. 51,547 drew the bicycle at
the Boston store. Saturday night. An-
other bicycle will be given away next
Saturday night.
Mrs. Georges It. VanAlstyne. of High
street, went to New Haven today to at-
tendthe ball of the Naval Reserves. as
the guest of her brother, Dr. Willie H.
Crowe. W...” '
Hr. and Mrs. James C. Crown will
entertain the Epworth League of the
First Methodist church. tonight. There
will ho an entertainment and refresh-
meats.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge members will
go to Stamford Wednesday night. They
will leave South Norwalk in two special
cars from Baxter's drug store. at 0:40
o'clock. W-..
lire. Cllllord Clark. of Chestnut
street. South Norwallt. underwent an
operation in a New York hospital. Bat-
urdsy, and expects to return home in a
law days.
There were so many clean handed in
, to compete for the print adored by the
Daughters oi the American Revolution
that the judges have found it impcuible
yet to decide upon the best ones. They
hope to linish the work very soon. and
the announcement will be then immcdl
lusty made to the schools and later to
it- while .........
—(lel a ticket with every purchase at
hsas‘s.
The steamer ltcsadde found the
weather so tough. Saturday night. that
the wasohliaedtoputlntothe Wilson
Point desk. where the two hundred
managers were landed. a telephone
mound two salsa tmllsy ears.
and were hroaghtto
heath Hawaii. train which plaesthey
M the train luv W.
Piilesophy. ,
a making my pills there
ta an sad. Every llhnshsr .
“mi "'i‘ry sly pit" as it
‘7 ed.leavlegvscsnclssl!orlive.mails.
m ‘
mmmmmum
whiteness.
ram 8.1mm and James
L'Eommodiea havehesndrswn asjur-
orsfor the Criminal Common Pleas
Court which coavenestom'orrow.
Sam-y Gledhill’s home in Ann street.
hasbeenquarautined on accountof the
illness of one of the children of scarlet
fever.
There will be no "at home" at Trish
ty rectory today. as Mrs. Norris.
with her sister, Mrs. Zimmerman, of
Chicago,are invited guests of Sorosie.
of New York. on that day.
MrsJ. C. Newkirk,of Morgan ave-
nne,isillotthegrip andwas unableto
begin her duties in' the choir of Dr.
Cuyler’s church. Brooklyn, yesterdy.
A benefit entertainment for the Rev.
Mr. Davis will be given in Guthrie's
Hall, tomorrow night, by the Silvez-
mine Dramatic armistice.
The new city charter for South Nor,
walk contains the veto posterior the
six votes oi the Council to overcome it.
. Deputy Sharia Lyon is today sum-
moning witnesses tor the case of the
State vs. Stebb. which comes up in the
Criminal Common Pleas Court, tomor-
row.
Henry M. Stanton, of Norwalk, and
James Bates. of West Norwallr, have
been summoned as jurors ,of the Civil
Common Pleas Court. which comes in
tomorrow.
The appeal of William G. Staples
from the decision of the Westport Pro-
bate Court, in the case of the will of the
late Horace Staples. :will be heard in
the Superior Court, tomorrow.
The customer who can guess nearest
to the number of steaks and chops sold
next Thursday will be presented with a
six pound roe shad and a bunch of It‘-
tace. the next nearest :1 six- -pound- blue
fish and two cucumbers.
-—Prof. Ill. 8. ltcsen. the well-known
mullet-Optician, can be consulted at his
olllce. in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk, Tuesdays. from il a. m
to 8 p. 11:. Eyes examined free.
The ink-stand given away by T. .I.
Magner. the now-dealer, was won by
Thomas Goodman. a cigarmaker em-
ployed by the Old Well Cigar company,
and living at ill Pine street. He called
this morning. and unable to carry it, it.L
was sent to him by Magner's express.
Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Portuondo are
visiting Colonel F. S. Roberts. Dr. Par
tnondu is secretary of the Cuban Junta,
state of the Cuban Republic. Two other
brothers are officers on Garcia's stall.
All were formerly students in' Colonel
Roberts' school.
The item published in another paper,
Saturday, stating that Miss Mary 8.
Cook and a Mr. Selleck. a book agent.
were recently married, was a false
alarm. Mr. Sallook is well‘known in
this place as one of the managers of the
N. D. Thompson Subscription company.
of New York and Bi. Innis. lie is very
indignant over the report.
The regular meeting of tit. Josoph‘u
Lyceum will be held tomorrow night in
Music Hall. An address on "The Cats.
couibs of Rome." will be given by ltev
Father Haber. of Milford. and Rev. J.
T. Winters will have a paper at great
interest. A mnelosl programme will in
tersperse the papers. Admission is free
Children should beacoonlpanisd by us
carts and should sit with them during
the eveniuL NW
00" A“ BAIIIES.
Hllwonhse. Win. llsy tw'l'he Win
cousin Beet linear company. which but
last completed a plant at Insulators
Falls. has “signed. The crests are es-
timated at fluid!”-
Washington. tiny Inn-tinned Slam
MW. “Willi" a no
pllttuthestats department. says that
Germany jest new in very much excited
mmipvopsssduswlarldscttovths
United liaise.
SW Main. New. Nay Mills
0W Mas schemes libel itaall.
which mums-um. been.
updarllli as Momentum less.
Part of has sells and desist will to
saved.
beaver Gel... lay sma we to the
My Insulate laws tron Ill
(lune “I. ”l m ’0 '“
“vanadium of him. i.
dusted
amtasmuatillisdontolhsrms
mayor, and it would require the of the '
out of the People’s Market show case . -
and his brother Rafael is secretary III '
Absolutely Pure.
“fig!“ its am I
tention oom-
ainin 1:41:15?
“Sniffing?” mmmnccmuvorr.
PEMIAI. PABABIIAPIII.
The Mass Benito. ellislwslt People
aadTlIslrFtiesda
Mr.“ and Mrs. Fwd Force. of South
Main street. are visiting relatives in
Newborn, New York.
E. W. Fitch has returned home froln
a trip through the West in the interest
at the Norwaik Lock company. ""
W. H. B. Disbrow, of New York.
spent Sunday at his home' In West ave
one.
William Londoner Brown University,
spent Sunday in South Norwalk.
John A. Slater spent Sunday In Meri~
den:
Miss Ethel Keep. of Fairiield avenue,
went to Springfield. Saturday.
Miss Annie Baker. of Stamford, spent
Saturday in South Norvvalk.
Manager Bennett's Plum.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
New Haven, May 3.—-G. B. Bunnell.
the well-known theatrical manager. is
out today with the formal announce-
ment of changes contemplated in the
theatre business in New Haven. Mr.
Baum-ll has abandoned the Grand
Opera House and will] hereafter concen-
trate his ellorts at the Hyperion theatre.
Many improvements are tobomudoln /
this play-house. which is the seventh
Flower anf”
ll
yen
ED. LAWTOII I: 90.. 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD craze-:7.
New display at the very latest and choicest styles of
-Wash Fabrics!
in Dimities, Lappets, OI‘gaudies and Cambrics. Also a fine: assort-
ment of Colored Lawns and Percalines to line them with.
OUR HOSIERV STOCK
is complete. Special values at I 5c and 25c a pair, in ladies" last black
Onyx hose, worth 22c and 35c We are ready to show you a choice
stock oi Iadies‘ and children‘s ribbed and plain vests [and pants for
spring and summer wear.
. EDWARD STREET!
5 our": BllILDilIB.
W W
‘ Go Where You Please! )
Pay what you please, you can't get as good oats as we oflcrgw
t“...
We buy the best, and the strongest point we can stick
in our claim is this:
Buy Oats That's Clean.
, Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Nershsll Street,
Branch Office, Solmans’ Livery Stable.
sonwsLII. cells.
We carefully screen all our cuts; as they
cost you no more than dirty oats, why not?
South Ilorwailt
[Garden Sendai
usesnaetmrumor
FINE SIID POTATOIS!
. ‘or a reliable
label-oi ,
I. as. Jack-rim Photographor,
largest theatre in the United States. liir. m fi\ m
Bunnell has made arrangements with
the Consolidated Railroad company -‘
whereby three theatre trains will be run. Ac KSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
' lllllll‘llllllllllllllllliliill
FIRE
INSUR- ' mm“ mm Standard of Excellence!
ANc E Both In Dalian:l mty of Finish. JACKSON’S PLATINOTYPE PORTRAITS are beau-
- III and hetiorever. int/moron: Idaharchltecturalworkaspecialty.
.3 Wall Swooshflorwothct
Prompt-paying
Fire
I nsnraIII-c
PI llicy
Call
on
TAYLOR A GOLDEN’ S
Reliable Insurance Agency, or
is WASHINGTON STREET.
_Snulh humour-ml 1' .mn.
$2 w... $2
Boys A Bicycle.
Own a Wheel. Rent No More
See Our itcch.
$0. IIORVIALK HARDWARE
GONPA".
l li‘l‘lill 'I‘ilI’NUllWAI K. as i'lll).
IlA'I'Zl Itm Ill April In .I II Nil
Estateulllavlli till! late of Nurunlk
In said Ilinlrict Ill f‘ mull.
'l'llei' curl of Probate for the llislrirt ol
Novwnlklmth llmlmi llllll allowed pla
months irnm iln- Ilnlv hon-oi lnr ll... l‘fflt‘
ilol's oi will «state to t'\lilllll their claims .
for aetiltltwtll “-llum who "mum! to
present their nuuunlu properly nllI--,~lul
within IIIIIII limo, “Ill lm lli‘lmtl‘ml II no as
cry. [\ll ItersuaI-illIllt-lilml III Milli "lulu
III-e H'Ililmlt'll to Idaho iIiInIedinIu pny
moot
Elihh'hZII. It It”. I. AIIIIIIlIisu-ntnr
it Will In'i
$67. 50!
Right. Carbon Seamless Tubing
,‘Call
$67.50
ll me» in it, not t'\’;'ll the llwr.
lint.
It winner.
Free and I'rmnpt Delivery.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
Sleuth Norwnlk and Vicinity {or the celebrated Crawford
15. & D. Special Juvenile B. 8: I). and World bicycles with
‘lf‘. W. ROGERS, 1".) Main Street, Norwallt.
In pnnhasingany o! the above cycles of any but the authorized ‘
agents, see .IInl the original factory number has not been tampered
walnut the, gnnmmcc is withdrawn irom all bicycles when the number
has been inlelfcrcd with or removed.
BIGELOW 81 DOWSE C0,
New Englmd Agents, Boston, Mass.
Never mend. try again.
u! cloaks and (bow We hell out of our whow t‘lth-D
with II I-ls pouml lla- Shad (Hill It bunch of lettuce,
Illllt' lid: and two rIII'lmIlIv-rd
wulmul "mire: hurry up with your lulu-mu.
llot Alter Bones l
liver since the lemon trading with us, her then! has been sent ll' me without any
5!!» lei: terribly rut up (so did llw sausages- because
she wnsn’iqllirker in imtllnn in her gnu-h. Iniuh! have had that turkey just an well
The customer who can guess noun-st to the number
wal ’l'iIIIhIidy \\ ill be presenlul
the twat llt‘arl‘h‘l. n ma pound
The Winners \\ ll! rt't‘l'lVQ‘ lIII-ir prim-I Friday morning
The lirsl IIIIc rl-I-civI-Il that's lie-arm! i~
Frank IlnIIfuI-II hllyrl ln- wwhee he hm! a hammock. then he'd elm-p here
the slum: limkn ~ i nice um! Ith. he hair-I to go hUIIlt' night»; have you seen it 5
E. J. WADHAMS, People's Market, l3 North Main Street
'i'clcplmnc cal! Iii-‘3. l'sc It.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
BEWARE I
$67.50!
A Ridiculous Figure!
UNITED STATES BICYCLES,
l0 WHEELS BILV
$67.50
One Piece Head Outside Reinforcement.
(laureatecd to stand harder usage than any other of equal weight,
TUESDAY. WIDNIIDAY, THUR.DAV.ONLYI
So. Norwalk Hardware Comp nz.
,degnmffldliats
Old Nether Hubbard, She Went to the cupboard. But
Frame
ours, 400.
330mm 23c.
[AI-o 1
"Como
” Prices
. For. . .
Followers 1
T“ y
- Monti
2iron nosing planes. 34, 7-81 men- ‘
gent's price. dill-5o each; ours. tile.
2 iron nosing planes. 1 1-8. 1 1-4. i 8.8,
11-2 inch. Bargent’s pricellflc each;
Sargent's No. 10 bench hook. his price.
31 He; ours. 23c.
Sargont’s No. 21 bench hook. his price
Pure raw oil. per gallon.
13 lbs wire nails for,
And many other goods at same rates. to
I be had only of
Gotnstoclt, Watkins
8: Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
- antec.
Free Delivery Anywhere in Town.
but to all ap .,
180
:53c
25c
“E. THOMESI."
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Bell
&Co.
Pil e Driving!
Estimate Fumlshel f):
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
-MWM
Foundation Pile Driven.
man out
Ing!
Of . . .
Interest
We have just received a line of Negligce Shirts, it:
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than have [our Orders for
Print-
At tho Swn‘tlnol
'Nlhlohmc lletel licet.
GLOVER’ S
ww: flw‘u_-
OM00.
STORES.
stripes and fancy effects of the very
finger at the m
cycling or golf (ml
180' come to stay, an
demands are so yea;
catering to the War!
a very im ortant,‘
stock is complete'itt
assortment, lived "
bright, tasty nov .
Stores open cv p "
Money refunded :. j,
' 1
Golf Sula to totem»
Bicycle Suds. tit to 3mm ,
Bi: V lollmw. ml mtmv
liiv it In Margin». 50c in!!!"
Belts. to t. 50
Shirts. 40c t it on
Cal 5. 25a: to 91 co,
Gemstock‘ Brother
Clothiers and Furnishers. '
to. Israeli; f
snroao AIIFIII
w.
TWO iNORWALK.
SO NORWALK.
latest patter».
with collars and cuffs attached, which we have marked
at a very RAPID MOVING, PRICE:
- - - 490!
Another One!
That will interest you is a very tine mixed Half Hose; . "
comes in three shades, light brown, blue and my;
pair, 3 pairs tor
25c. Our cast window will interest thewheclmea thalai
good value at 15c: sale price we per
week.
time every evening until I) o clock.
NIW..
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnlehcr,
While we do not display goods
side, we have goods to suit
ALI. SIZE POCKETBOOKSI
We will not other you a shoe atoll
scription or at any price
Cannot Guarantee!
An examination oi our stool: and:
cos will be a
Convincing Fact!
as to the truth oi the
meat.
GLOVE R’S
. New 31106 Store. ‘
In Washington Street
taste dwelt. '
that we
I
above
Norwalk Chronicler