The Evening Whist club will be en-
initialised by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil-
111111.111 West avenue. this evening.
_ Almanac of the road committee of
them City Whoelrnen will he held
' 211111111111 at 8 o'clock.
T 900111111111an River 1111111 111 Hunt .11
' Mel's market.
The Senate. yesterday. nominated
Senator Iaouusbury as the Senate mem-
.1 bar on the committee of state prison in-
vestigation. '
--Good shoes cheap. at Wileek’s.
' The baseball team of Company F de-
feated the Norwalk Street Railway team
yesterday afternoon, by a score at thir~
‘ ”on to seven. ,
Miss Anna Diokermun. of High
street, who went to Brooklyn some days
150,111 was taken quite sick, is ex-
Wlfld home today. 1
The city of Norwalk Council commit~
tea on the widening and repaving of
Wall street held another meeting last
night and discasmd matters relating
thereto.
tr A handsome new bar for the Mnhaco
mo Hotel arrived last night and is be-
ing put in position today. James A.
Blake will succeed Nels Johnson as
bartender. next Monday.
-—We are selling wall paper as low as
10c. per double roll. The J. T. Prowitt
0.1.96 Washington street.
The Young Woman’ 5 Christian Tem-
perance Union will meet tomorrow
night with Miss Sadie Ogden.
101151111111 Main street, at 7:45 o’clock
All members are requested tobe present.
-Baulrrnpt sale shoes. 3'3 No. Main st.
The meeting of the Woman 11 Chris-l
tiau Temperance. Union will bewith .
Mrs. Lawrence, 9 Quintard avenue,
Friday afternoon at :1 o'clock. Every
member is requested to be present.
Mrs. Mary Force and daughter. Mrs. .
Grace McChcsney. have gone to Dan-
bury to attend the funeral of the for-
mer’s aunt. Mrs. (tiles Bates. Mrs.
L. maneuvered. 111111111
Miss 11117 Nash. at Bsyviegv avenue. .
. has 11 new bicycle.
' visit relatives.
1111911111111 at 1111 1133111111 m1...
will gtveansiterneoa o! whistat the.
Casino. Tuesday. May min. at to'oloek.
Wilkins wheeled to 00s (lob. today. to
Charles Pennington is having a new
piazza constructed in front of his place
at business in North Main street.
The annual diocesan convention at the
Daughters of the King will be held in
llurttord. next Wednesday, May 12.
Thomas Ward is shortly to move his
store tram 3:5 man: street to 1110.25
Main street.
~—Lane's purest roe cream.
The Mendelssohn String Qaintette
club, of this city, will give a concert in
Ridgefleld. the 27th.
-—-M. H. Parsons has an assortment of
good horses for sale cheap.
William L. Gee: and Harry 1".
Sherwood have purchased Columbia
racing wheels of F. S. Ambler.
The Golden Rule Circle will he enter-
tained at the home of Mrs. H. J. Sher-
wood, “) Westport avenue, on Friday
afternoon, May '1'. at 3:30 o'clock.
Col. F. S. Roberts' cook, Rosa. was
taken seriously ill during the night and
Dr. Tracey had to be summoned this
morning. W“
Frank Lassen reports that he has fixed
up the house and grove at Betta Island
in line shape, and is now ready to receive
his friends.
~We are hanging wall paper for ”the.
per double roll. The J. '1'. Prowitt com-
pany, 98 Washington street.
Chauncey Platt.of Wilton avenue,was
thrown from his wheel in West avenue.
Tuesday evening. by 11 wagon which
collided with him. One of his legs was
badly bruised.
Albert Davis, Elliot Gregory and Ed- l
ward Bradley, of (mace chapter, Bro-
therhood of St. Andrew. will see the
Rev. 8. H. Watkins oil on his Euro-
pean tour.
The employees of the notch 11.11111111-
provcmeut company are carting large
quantities of sand (mm the west shore.
of the grove, and placing in on the east
1111.1. w. StudwellandMissVioletls 1‘
.‘ PETER MENDERSON & C015
Flower and Garden Seeds!
. Also an assonrnanr or ,
rm: 3:11:13 19011110251
F. D. LAWTOII d 00., 22 South Iain Street
“will”!!! Pure. EDWARD WSTREET.
anefheatm ted tor Its creat‘lgw nip; bath
alum and mahiormeotml ntera wont mLAD'E‘s' SHIRT WAISTS
“no ....
a1- Ransom Bowen Co New Tort.
We exhibit one of the prettiest and choicest stocks
of Ladles’ Shirt Waists, it has been our pleasure
to show me. The styles are the very latest, and
prices are exceedingly low. for the quality We
have a fine assortmentof Ladics‘ Shirt Waist Sets.
. . . .TIES, BOWS, BELTS. ETC. . . . .
1n the brew Goods Stock, you will find pretty,
all wool checks. so much in demand at present;
also a good line of cloths for bicycle wear, in wool’
and cotton goods.
The Norwalk Board of Health held a
meeting last night at the residence of
Frank 1. Jones, in Arch street, tit-which
it was voted to order a number of sewer
connections.
The Young People s Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor, oi the Not-walk Gunfire
gational church. was entertained last
night by Mrs. Charles I". Rider, 0!
Westport avenue.
1»
PERSONAL PARAGRAPH.
EDWARD STREET!
1111111111111, cuss
The delays and coolant at Ismail People
and Their Friends.
F. Boylston, the carriage manufactur-
er, has been spending a few days in
New York.
Miss Minnie Roberts, of Springfield.
is spendingaweekvtith Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Fox, of Weststrect.
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIIO.
Go Where You Please!
’ay who. you pic 151: you can 1 («ct as good eats as we offer
Captain Albert R M11111 0! Jam, ' you \ c buy the best (1.11! the strongest pomt no can and:
City. is the guest of his sister. Mrs. llat-
tie B. Benton, of Elizabeth street.
John Gchebe. o! the steamship Massa-
chassetts. is the guest 0! his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Cl1arlchehebe.o! Frame
street.
1n our dam is this ll 1: carefully screen a1I our 02115 as they
31: 151 you no 111 1'1: than only out), why not ’
Buy Oats That's Gloom.
Manuel T. Hatch, I
5 Marshall Street, South Ilcrwalk
tincl readers a few nxemory-joggers in a
new “Mammal ‘ 01111.1». / Branch Office, Solmans L1vcry Stable. l
M” ‘ / ‘n" “‘2’ ' W
The New York Grocery company, tho
pioneer of low-priced goods. gives Scu-
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ratchionl ecle—
brated the twenty-second anniversary
\ \._/
«li'their matrimonial union by taking 11 ' ’
nu: 11.131515;.2:':::::.::.f"“ ACKSON S PHOTOGRAPHS
””1““... lll!ll!lllllllllllllllllllull
A Bicycle last in Clay Strut. .5
1111111111: mm Standard of Excellence!
Dennis Valentine was riding a bicycle
‘ A perfect steel. 2 lb machinist hammer.
2
Bulb In Design and Beauty of i‘inla'n .l AGKBOV' H P! A'l'lh’O’l‘i'l F. PORT 'Al'l‘ti are beau
um! and lasti raver. Interiors and all an: hilecturul 111ml; 11 are cinltv.
I. M. JACKDDN Photographer. 53 Wall Itreot,’,Norsv-II1.CQ:
down (lluy street. to his work 111 Tom
bridge 1\‘: Son's bur blimp. this manning.
Just as he reached Spring 11111-1~1.11111.t!1111'
wheelmnn mu 111111 111111. liolh riders
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beach. -_. N
The official petition for the organizer. .
tion of a new military company to take. ‘
Baits was am only six years old.
—Captain Morton‘ :1 fishing are null!
Flush, with live codfish, at 53.11 pound. 5
(last lot this season 1, is at the Washing- ‘
ton street bridge.
“Opportunities" will be the subject
. Ior discussion at the mid-week ,service
in the lecture-room o! the South Nor-
walkCongregationai church this even
ing. The pastor will conduct the meet-
ing, but the discussion will be a general
one by the maple.
The stock of Frank Wilcck. the shoe
dealer in North Main street, was releas-
ed tram attachment. yesterday after-
noon. by Cutler 19c Porter. of Bpriniield,
Mum. and Constable .J. J. Goodwin
restored the goods to Mr. Wiicek. who
has again engaged In business.
I course 0! Ayer‘s Pills the
system is set in good working
order and n 1111111 begins to ice!
that Ilie is worth living. He
who has become the gradual
prey o! constipation. does not
shellac the Motion under which
he labors. until the burden is
titled item him. Then his
mountains sink late incle-
kills. his mementos gives
place to Jollity, he is choppy
1” again. I! Ills does not
w worth living to you. you
151111, and dust! to each. which they
the place of Company D was receivml
jyestcrdny byE. G. Aiken. and is now
in circulation. l
E
l
-Bargains at Wilcek' a shoe store, it:
North Main street.
Joseph W. Benton 1.! Elizabeth street
attended an invitation dance in Masonic I
Hall. Bridgeport, last night. in honor oil
EfllelLaue. Mr. Benton was first 1111-!
sistant door manager ,‘
The members 0! the Twin City Wlml
men will play ball. Saturday afternoon {
al.1111'cloclt. on the Baxter grounds. All
wheehncn interested in baseball are l
cordially invited to participate. l
wi’alcstinc Castle bio. ‘1, A. ll, ii. o!I
M.C.willhold a sociable and dance
tonight. in Mystic Chain Hall, No. loo
Washington street.
Nelson Smith was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Chic! of Police Bradley for
intoxication and breach of the peace.
lie was tried this morning before J urlge
Gregory and sentenced to thirty days in
jail. ,.
-— Lane's regular dunner, .2511.
A1 Goldberg's millincry parlors. next
flaturday. there will be placed an sale 11
full line of ladies‘ suits and jackets. the
most correct and leading styles 11! the
season. Fit ls guaranlwrdwudit gar-
ments are not as represented. money
will be reloaded.
m“...
Judge Frost had three prisoners bolero .
him In the Town (lonrt. this morning.
laspsr Lee. better bacon as Joseph.au1l
John (indoor. were accused o! lutoalcw
paid. Thump Elwood. also 1111111111111 {111
intosioltlon. he! hit case continued
until 9 o’clock thin afternoon.
William Wright gave up his market
oaths Washington street lineman-11m
day. Mill All! Its“! will be (manned by
harry Gondola. the cloth». who moves
from w. 0. Jesse's bloat. I11. Fm.
the Railroad plans butcher. contemplates
openings branch market in the stove
Just vacated by it. Ochoa.
wwwmu. m
Aquarium ct musicians and mesh
late entertained the people at math
lmslh. this laurel“. by pining 11111!
r1111 at them
Wt'l‘e thrown oil‘. and Mr. \‘nlrnuno was
quite painfully injured. his hands helm:
out 1111:! bruisevl.'ll1n handlebar 11! his
bicycle was bent.
FIRE
INSUR-
ANCE.
SOCIETY AND BALL
P R I N T I N G.
For 11 rolls! lc
Liberal,
I’mmpt-payin ;
Fire
I 11111171111111
l‘uln y
(tall I
011 . - '
TAYLOR & OOLDEN'S
Reliable Insurance Agency.
11 menisci-0:1 eraser.
llnnth \- mall
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
w"'1111111
T he undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk.
South Norwnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. 81. D. Special juvenile ll. 8: I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS. 19 Main Street, Norwalk.‘
BEWARE!
' In pnnhasing any 11l1l1- shove (”yilt‘s of any 1.111 the authorized
in roots. sc1.l111ttl1eor1gin.1l1.1111117 number has not been tampered
$2 WEEK. $2
Buys A Bicycle.
Own 11 Wheel. Rent No More
See Our Stock.
so. 1111111111111 "Albums:
courssv.
$67.50!
A Ridiculous Figural.
UNITED STATES ”BICYCLES.
$67.50 10 warns 11111156750
Regular 11111; sum
goods.
High Carbon Seamless Tubing. One Piece fiend. Outside Holster-cements.
Guaranteed to stand harder usage than any other of equal weight.
1111b as the guarantee is withdrawn 111m all bicycles when the number
hm been interfered 111111 or rem .1111!
Billie! LUW it DUWSE CO. .
New Eng! 1111! deems, Boston. Mass.
$67.50!
Frame
ruuanav, wannssoav. vuunsoav. 0mm
Follcwors
To
Moot !
Biron nosing planes, 3-4, 7.111111. Bar—
gent'a price, 11111411 each; ours. 40c.
21mn11oaingplanes. 1 1-8.1 l «l. l 3'8
1 1-2 inch Sargent’s price 660 each;
euro. 40:.
Sargent's No. I!) bench hook. his price.
til 1' «to; cars. 2211
SargentusNo ‘21 bench hook, his price
3311,011111 230
II
1 u- hoe.
l “ hay fork,
Pare raw oil. per gallon. 33c
13 lbs wire nails for, 2511
And many other goods at some rates, to
be had only 01
111a
1813
ll
Gemstock, Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Free Delivery Anywhere in Town.
Effie MES
SOUTH NORWALK, CT,
Successor to “11166181013 George 8. Bell
P 1! e Driving!
flaw”...-
Eitlmats Furnish»1 l for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
9W”, .... .—
Foundstlnn Pile Driven.
11130 2111
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Tho-unveiourOrdersior
Print-
ing!
At tho Sontlnai
Offloc.
laugh or see them pout
finger at the man ‘
cycling or golf suit '
longer. It'sn fad some
but ’to all appearances rt
5“ come to stay, and todn
demands are so great 1
catering to the want:
cyclists this branch of
business has already 1 V " ’
a very important one
stock is complete 111 11111111
assortment, livened up,
bright, tasty novelties.
antcc.
Gol! Hui s. to to $111 1111
Ill: ye in finite, 3.1 1111;111:111
Rh y-1‘11 '11! g:1ns.5¢n-ln£l.m
Beta. .1711" to $1 511
Shuts. 191:1 1:1 1»
'11; a. ".111: to $1.011
Gemstock Brothers
"Two
scones.
You don’t hear
Stores open evenings
Money refunded our 3,
’1'1111111 "11-111, Socmtlfio
Clorhicrs am! Furnishers.
111 soars 111111111.
So. lorwslk. '
IILFOID I. DIFFII.’
Manager. . ‘5
nonwaur.
so. nonwam. s
l
Just as
A Reminder!
We will speak of our custom department.
Everything that IS scasonahlc 1s flooding _
in, richer, prettier than you dream of,”
very likely.
We begin by having fabric,
cut, trim and finish absolutely correct.
Then we price our work lower than you -
expect it to be.
As a Leader!
We are making a very fine dark b11111
serge suit to order, trimmed or our usual
111111 style. for $20. 00
Upon every evening 111111! 9 o 'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier. Matter and Furnisher,
Hellenism lists! block,
tenth 11111-11111
GLOVER’ 5
While we do not display goods
side, we have goods to suit
ALL SIZE POCKETIOOKSI
We will not other you a shoe of any
scription or at any price that we
Cannot Guarantee!
An examination of our stock and.
ces will be u
Convincing Fact!
as to the truth of the above
meat.
GLOVE R’S
New Shoe Store.
at!“ ,
NEW..
Norwalk Chronicler