sustain llain street. is sort.
" ,.o.n m... of fligh street.
.mliaslieenserionsly ill. is
.DrJIoble preached at Kennett. Bum
day afternoon. and Miss Sallie Betta
oonductedtbe musical part of the ser-
rice
nourish Simon. of South Norwalk.
kitchen possession of the placevacsted
by ‘Irs: Ann E. Jones, at Scott's
e-Iisne's ice cream is pure.
' Amisslonarycoucert wt in iheld in the
First Courtregsttcual chr rch. Thursday
evening. and interesting reports given
from the? foreign field.
The complaint of assault against John
‘ Ungvary was withdrawn this morning,
as Missionary Basso did not care to
press the charge.
w. .e. hanging 'wsn paper for 25c.
‘ perdonhleroll. .ll‘hoJ. '1‘. Prowittconi-
‘ ,pany, ”Washington street. ’
Tomorrow Dr. Hobie will attend a
special meeting of the trustees of the
Congregational Church Building society,
in the Bible house in New York. '
Mrs. George B. St. John” will lead the
Indies' meeting in the Norwalk Congre-
gational chapel. Wednesday afternoon
The subject will be "Doubts and Dilli-
mm H
Seven persons were received into the
First Congregationnl church, at the
communion service last Sunday. Five
came on confession of faith. and four
were baptized.
Mrs. Kelly B. Slanson and family
have been visiting with Mrs. 0. S.
Brown. at Scott's Corners, and are
making pgfurstionstospend the sum-
mermon at the Corners.
Ollieer Bout arrested John Pletch-
. or, last night. for intoxication and re
graueyr‘: He wus «taken to the South
. Nos-walk side of the Town Ciurt this
morning for trial.
-—You are sure of the bottom price on
school books bought at R. H. PIaisted's.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Niles. of the
diocese of Maine. acting for Bishop
' Williams. will make a visitation of St
Luke's parish, Dorian, Friday, May 7th,
services to commence at 8 o'clock p. m.
-—Headsches or blurred vision when
,glasses will give you relief if
mil 1!. 8,.ltood opticiau.
Main street.
The members of the Union Endeavor.
of Knudsen's Hall, are urgently request-
ed to be present Wednesday at 4 p. in.
sharp; also the ladies’ chi ll, Wednesday
sveningat 7 p. in. There will be music.
‘ i
TheJ. '1‘. Prowitt company received
this morning three Rambler bicycles,
which is the first invoice the company
has‘lisen able to obtain in three weeks,
owing to the large demand for the Ram
., must"... a...
thiswsek. ‘
W
Thomas Avison. of Philadelphia.“
street.
'MttdchnCotter. ofPsrk street. has
been visiting friends in New Jersey
sinoellaster
~-Getatickotwithevery 1.... at
W's.’ ‘ I .m ,
Miss Katie Harrigan. of Cross street,
Norwalk. was the winner of the bicycle
drawn at the bloswalk Boston store. last
Saturday night.“
fienryWalters.oue of The Evening
Sentinel‘scorps of compositor». is now
ridinganew bicycle presented to him
by his uncle. Charles Walters.
Mrs. Charles I". Rider. of 9 Westport
avenue. will entertain the members of
the Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor of the 'Norwalk Congregation-
al church. tomoi row night. ‘
In the Common Pleas Court. this
morning, James Bloch, of Norwnlir.
pleaded guilty to the charges of intoxi-
cation and vsgraucy and was sentenced
to seventy-live days in, jail.
Negligee ibirts are in demand at this
season of the year, and the W. A. Bone
dict company is prepared to exhibit a
pleasing assortment, which for pattern.
style and lit cannot be surpassed.
Work was begun in earnest. this
morning. on the excavation for the
foundation of the First Methodist Epis-
copalchurch.» William E. Sheldon, of
Norwalk. has the contract. and he has
is large force of men and teams em-
ployed. “w”
Edmund E. Crowe,of South Norwalk,
assumed his duties as tenor in the PM
byterian church quartette. choir, yester-
day. He possesses a voice of pleasing
quality that harmonizes well with the
rest of the quartctte.-Stumford Adm.
cute.
Landlord Walz states that it now looks
as though the dihlculty between the City
of South Norwalk and the Norwalk and
Booth Norwalk Electric Light company.
regarding the location of the pole in thi
roar of the hotel would soon be amica.
bly settled. He declined to state whether
or not the pole would be set.
There will be a union meeting of the
King's Daughters and the Ladies’ asso-
ciation. in the Norwulk Congregational
chapel, next Saturday afternoon at. 3:30
o'clock. Papers will be read by Mrs,
Frank Curtis, on San Sebastian, and
Miss Carrie Seymour on parsonage
building in the far West.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church held a so.
ciil, last night. at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. James C. (frowe. Several
vocal selections by Miss Rachel Skinner
were greatly enjoyed. Games wire
played. and ice cream and cake weic,
served.
The water pipe neartlie west end of
the Washington street bridge. which
has been leaking for some time. has
been found tohave settled six or seven
inches. consortia joint to separate. A
silid foundation Is now being placed
under the pipe. and It is thought that
there will be no trouble In the future.
St. Joseph's Lyceum will meet tonight
in Music Hall. The programme will In-
clude u selection by the string quintetto
club: vocal solo. Thomas (his: address.
"The Catacombs of Items." itev. Wil-
liam Manor: vocal solo. "Inve's Re-
quest." Ilr. Millard: address. Rev. J. ’1'.
Winters: solo. "For All Eternity." Mrs
U. A.li'rsetuau;sslsction. string quin-
tstte. Admissionisfres.
”Thelustcf the Dramatic 'l'ess will
be given totem-row afternoon at t p, in
The play it"Tllo Company's flusbands" '
and the victim are lites Mary Kirby
Jennings. tilts Ethel Ferris. Miss Elsie
fittest. tit. Frank Ferris and lie. Wil-
Ilard Cambium
Tomorrow afternoon at :I o’clock llli'
Woman's titsslonsry annotation. of the
death Llorwsik iluusrssatioasl church.
will hold Its again monthly nesting in
its church parlors. 'i'iic following In-
tersatl'iI mullahs has been arranged:
"m Whites.“ lira. Melissa "ism
Unhins’ Wat is Dante." ties. Dam
slag; uiiiotsul‘i'uiu the A. I. a. Field.”
In. fiction». W
Aseaelslsalslsaovrgeins on at the
itcstb liorwaili Mm money's
vinunaunomm.s.am. atrium,
zl‘bcnppsrendoflottltssdsiteetishs-
W. wmmonimio ~ .
m3§°°9
PEIIOIII. PIIIIMPIII.
on menu Genius aim Pearls
aadfhslrftissds.
Professor 0. A. L. 1’0th and his
mother, the widow of the late General
Tattoo. of the United States Army.
.were guests of Miss dymar, of Lowe
street. Friday. Professor Totten’s last
issue of “Our Race Series," No. 18,
"The History of the Great Seal of the
United States.” has just been published.
It iswortli a place' in every public and
private library in the country.
Mrs. 1'. W. Norris was id New York.
yesterday, the guest of Sorosis. which
met at the Waldorf and discussed art.
Mrs. Norris met her sister Mrs. Zim-
merman, of Chicago, and Mr. Norris in
new York. and they will be home today
or tomorrow. _
The Misses Helen and Augusta Bruck-
en, of Livingston place, have returned
from a two weeks' visitin New” Haven,
Foreetville and New York
Mr. and Mrs Andrew J. Thompson
of West street. have returned to South
Norwalk, having passed the winter in
New York " .- .
Rev. and Mrs. T.h .Noble will leave
Vorwalk June lforu journey to the
Pacific coast. They will to absent about
six weeks. i ‘
Professor C. ll. Daniels, who has been ‘
spending the winter in Norwalk, has
gone to his summer home in Litchtield
Mrs. Rufus T. Cooper and children. of
Wellsburg. N. Y are the guests of Mr
and Mrs. Alfred Plant. of Maple: street.
Mrs. G. H. Howard. of Woodward
avenue. has returned home from a visit
with her mother. in Stonington. .
Howard Holmes Hogtmnn. of Ray-
uioud street, has returned horn-2 from a
visit in Brmklyn.
Major Gilbert L. Fitch. of Stamford.
was in South Norwalk today.
ifinz
INSUR-
ancs.
For a reliabil-
lulu-nil,
Prompt-paying
Fire.
Insurance»
Pt ll ivy
(Jail
on
TAYLOR I O‘OLDIN’S
Reliable Insure-nos Agency,
It WASHINGTOS srm’r.
liuliili Niirwnik ‘
i‘vvlili.
Buys A Bicycle.
Own .1 Wheel. Rent No More
See Our “out.
80. IORWALI IIIRDWIIE
OOIPIIV.
$67. 50!
”ll
5' £01"le e co. 22 South in... Street
.mmmm
EDWARD STREET.
New display of the very latest and choicest styles of
“Wash F abI'ICS!
in Dimities, anpets,01gaudies and Cambrics. Also a finr' assort-
ment of Colored Lawns and Percaliues to line them with.
QUR HOSIERV STOCK
. and Garden Seeds!
arse an racecourse or .
nets: snub Fora-roster
is complete. Special values at i5c and 25c a pair, in ladies' fast black
Onyx hose, worth 22c and 35c We are ready to show yc u a choke
stock of ladies' and children's ribbed and plain vests I and pants for
spring and summer, wear.
EDWARD, STREET!
{(2
5 OIZETTE IIIILDIIO.
you
in our claim is this:
5 Iarshall Street,
-50 Where You Please l
‘Pay what you picn'c, you can't get as good cuts as we offer”
We buy the best and the strongest point we can stick
‘ We carefully screen all our cuts; as they
cost you no more than dirty oats, why not ’
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
Branch Oll'ice, Solmans’ Livery Stable.
IORWILI. GOII.
South IcrwaIIt
’f‘m -
'Acssou's PHOTOGRAPHS
In! and In»;
iIIIII!Hill!!!lIIIIIIIlll—l-i'l—I ‘
auxwx mam Standard of Excellence!
at IF! l h. JACKRON 3 Plul’l’lNO'l" 'PE‘. PORTRAITS are bonu~
“Mb In 0“:an Ml M‘fir‘evern llnteriursu or! all urchins lilml‘Wul‘k a «pecialty.
' I. as.sacxsoslz'whorognphu
[3 Wall Dereot, gNorw-ili. cs
hum-r. in It. not i‘b’t'll llnr Izvrr.
its imi. Nrwr iiivunll it} again.
Fri-i! and I’ruliipl Delivery.
Old Mother Iiubberc, She Went to the cupboard But
Iiot After Bones I
Ever .im-o ‘Iu- lu'gilll Irmlim: will; lie. Imr meal Ims been at’lll linine without any
She felt lt'l’l’illl)’ out up {w tlltl llic mummies» Iver-auri-
hllt‘ mum quicker in putting in Iivi' Lure». might have liml that turkey just its well
'I'in- customer \\ ho rim :u an iii-arm! tn the number
n! stunt.» gml rlmtn- we sell out at our show who iii-it 'I‘liurriluy Will lie prom-mm:
with a six; pound Ii n'h‘lmil unilln Imtwli of lettuce. Iliv lll'\'. llt‘lll‘t'il. :i sl.\ pound
Mm.- llnll um! um rm'vupiIu-rs. The winners will rm- aw thrzr prim» Friday morning
Without notice. hurry up Wllll your gum-w. 'I'Iir lira! Hue revolved llmi's iiriirvsl I~
n “'Iliflt'l‘. Frank Ilaufnnl um tw wish". In, Imil :I Immmm'k, Illt'll lu-‘tl aloe-p lli'l’i’-
the hllsf's'. limit» my lllt'i' :mil lid). I." hair» in In home night». lllH'l' you won il'
E. J. WADHAMS, People's Market, I3 North Main Street
’l‘rlepliuiw t':iII IV}. for It.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Conc‘ern.
T he undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
has been interfered with or rcmm ed.
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. 81. D. Special juvenile B. & I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Nerwalk.
BEWARE!
In purchasing any oi the above C)", has 0! any .ui the authorized
agents, see but the original lmtury nutrilncr has not been tampered
WIlIlJll the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
BIGELOW lit DOWSE CO.
New Eiiglind Agents, Boston, Mass.
$67.50!
A Ridiculous Figure!
UNITED STATES BICYCLES,
$67.50
High Carbon Seamless Tubing.
I0 Will!“ OI“
licunlur mm tum
mods . _
One Piece Head.
Sc. Naps/elk Hardware Comps any,
Calii‘chalaioguss dwgwasissflim
$67. 50
Outside Reinforcemenis.
Guaranteed to stand harder usage than any other of equal weight.
TUIIDAV. WIDNIDDAY. THURSDAY, ONLY!
Frame
An
Some
Prince
For _ -
Followers
To ,
IV! not. i
l
“mu nosing plank“, 7.31m. Bar-v
goat's price. 605‘s each; ours. 400.
zironnosingplanss. 11-8 11-4. 188,
l 12inch. Bargent’s pricedlic each;
ours, 400.
Bargent's No. 10 bench hook. his price,
ill 1 to; ours. 220.
Sargent's No. 21 bench hook.his price
33c. ours 280.
A perfect steel, 2 lb machinist hammer.
25c.
l u . ss hm. 180
i " " hay fork, the
Pure raw oil. per gallon. 83c
18 lbs wire nails for, 25c
And many other goods at same rates, to
he had only of
Comstock, Watkins
-& Dow,
i is WASHINGTON STREET.
Free Delivery Anywhere in Town.
E. THOMES
glut! slung, 3.1 :ugio on
7 licym'iul $‘t n II-m
. SOUTH I\ORWALK, CT., "Mam“;- “Mum,”
Successor to the& late George 5. Bell
Pile Driving!
Estimate Furnlnho: l for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
-———4o0«——--
Foundation Pile Driven.
Iii: y
Bolts.
moo 2m
YOU GII'T DO BETTER
Than [nave Your Orders for
Print-
Ing!
Interest
We have just received
Another One!
That will interest you
week.
Ishscitsnio lists! Ilsst.
GLOVER’ 5
ll (2 will not
scription or
Cancel Guarantee!
ces will be a
Convincing Fact!
merit.
GLOVE R’s
New Shoe Store,
in Washla tea Street
death ' all,
laugh or secthein
finger at the man .
cycling or golf suit
longer. It’s a fad ~
come to stay, and
demands are so grea
catering to the trait
cyclists this bran
business has already”
a very important our.
stock is c‘omplete‘in
assortment, livened
bright, tasty novelficltt
Stores open evenings...
Money refunded on
antee.
tihlrls.
Luls
At tho Sontinol TWO gNORWALK,‘
ornoo. suouns. 80. atoms”,
o I. I
stripes and fancy cliects of the very latest patterns.
\vitli collars and cuffs attached, which we have marked
at a very RAPID MOVING PRICE:
- - -' 490!-
Open every evening until 9 o clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Fumieher,
NEW.
While we do not display goods ,
side, we have goods to suit
ALL SIZE POOIIETBOOKSI
An examination of our stock and
as to the truth of the above '
«lel.<-ggihe. '50: lull. M
It) «5. .un
sis t . Si or
m to no) ‘
Clothiers and Furnishers.
ls sailfll IIII
so. leewalk.
IILFOIIf I. IIWII.
Wt . ,
a line of Negligc: ris,in.
is a very fine mixed Half Herc;
comes in three shades, light brown, blue and gray;
rood value at i at; sale price too per pair, 3 pairs for
25c. Our cast window will interest thewhcelmen this
South lav-elk
offer you a shoe of an
at any price that we
. _
Norwalk Chronicler