Dunlapdarhy cam
_ ., Gilmore. or North Main
uuibuekotqainsysorethroat.
.gf'tlometthelpecial an» the
dem. Saturday.
‘ A Washington 1111111111: club will
e-TWe are hanging wall paper for 251:.
doahl‘eroll. The J. T. Prowitt com-
pray, at Washington street.
tTheaohoonerT.Morria Perothusdim
charged a. cargo of lumber at Hatch,
Balleydrtloz'awharlu
's regular dinner. 2511.
w...—
, WashingtonllodgeJ. 0. (3. T.. will
hold a meeting at 6 o‘clock tomorrow
evening. ‘
area's and boys‘ golloaps. O'Brien's.
“0h Mama. me the skyrocket!” ex—
claimed a little boy who Was walking in
lawis street last evening when he saw
a shooting star,
'—-Roe shad. 9c N. Y. market. Dono'
van ’a block, Washington street.
‘ Henry L. Woodworth, of l Burbank
4 street. held coupon Ko.’ 25, which drew
. one of the Komhi cameras, given by the
Happy Days magazine.
~Asparagus,25,c bunch, at Bayes'rnkt.
The Philharmonic orchestra will give
,a sacred concert in Germania Ball, to
‘ marrow night. The Germanias are ar-
ranging {or the presentation of the con-
tata “Veviliada. ”
The members of the Twin City
Wheelmeu W111 have a run to Terry-
town. N. Y.. and return. tomorrow. if
the weather is favorable. starting from
the headquarters at 10 a. m.
-—Leg mutton, 101:. N. Y. market,
Donovan's block. Washington street.
The mission at St. Mary’s church will
clone with the 3 o'clock service tomorrow
afternoon. in the evening, at 7:30
o'clock, the confirmation service will be
held, conducted by Bishop Tierney.
—Blneilsh.8,° 11.;weakfish, 1;, at Huyes'
market.
Atthe song service in Hoyt's Theatre,
tomorrow night, Smythe‘s orchestra will
render sacred selections. and J . H. Jack:
eon will give a descriptive talk on
"Italy.” and tell the stories of the
blurs, "spudtalk fir
Socialism " All are invited.
e—Bahkruptaale shoes. 33 No. Main at.
.4 a...
.. .v. r F. 8. Ambler has purchased the Ooh
' :umhin bicycle agency in New Canaan
l
that place The Columbia wheels hold
it warm place in the hearts 0! New Gan-
store seems assured. A full line of bicy-
clepupplies will also be kept on sale.
' -—Plenty of first class wall paper at 10
acute double roll. Tull lengths, at L. H.
A. ‘Deoker's. i0 Washington street.
Under the Weather.
. That is the common Spring
complaint: You feel “logy."
"dull. Your ”will. ll 90°!-
l’othlng tastes good. You
mom wall. Workdmll.
fountain-"Whaler-
.‘goomateit. Maintain!
‘, hanleltlikayouantll
. 1mm M. 0. Seeley. and will open astore-
‘ next Saturday at" 1 Railroad avenue. ln‘
unpeoploand the success of the new.
l , -Broiled or boiled lobsters at the In. -
‘l
Wflwlmmihlc.
no 11112111 eulogy-11m: 1m .ml.
ed condition. about story at in the
higheatmemhdngtaken ,.
~Lane'a iceoreamirpure. .
John Hellman was this morning lined
05.111111 coats by Judge Gregory. tor ill-W
lorication. He paid up
«Get a ticket with every purchase at
Laue’ a.
Mach) Arena. ”rested for violating
the internal revenue laws. settled his
case this morning upon payment 0! $20
~Buek shad, 711. N. Y.market. Dono-
van's block. Washington street. -»
Conductor Smith is taking a day all,
and Conductor Renting is working in
his'stead.
--F1re lbs of pure lard for 40¢, at
Hayes' market. ,m-
Colonel Crowe. during the week. has
laid a board walk from the avenue back
to the old Methodist church.
~Smno special bargains Saturday.
Good tomatoes, 5e. can; best maralat
peas. 81:. can; new large mackerel. 81'.
each; Arbuokle’s coffee. lie. lb; best
butter, talc. 1b., 5 lbs. for 81.00; i lbs.
good raisins for 2511; brook trout, 10c.
can;iresl1 eggs, 141:. doz. New York
Grocery company.
i A regulauconvocntion 0! Butler (limp-
tcr No. 38. R. A. M.,will be held Tuesday
evening. Work. Mark Master's degree.
~Blnefisl1,!lc. N. Y. market. Dono-
van's block, Washington street.
At a meeting last night Clinton Com
mnndery, Knights Templar. worked the
Order of the Red Cross upon one candi-
date.
—Greut81crilice in :1 few high~grade
wheels, at F. W. Rogers’. 19 Main at.
Henry Linxweiler has purchased a
new sail boat from John Meyer, and
will spend his vacation thereon this
summer.
——Little neck clams will replace oysters
at the Imperial Cafe.
The ease of Curse Payton. the actor
who was sued by C. R. Gardiner of
Murmur, {or play piracy, was eetthd
by the defendant, who paid Mr. Gardi-
ner a suitable amount.
—-You can buy the host sirloin steak
(or 1011 1!», at Hayes‘ market
At its meeting. last night, Cockenoe
Tribe) Metered Otdhr 01.114111 Men. con
MM thsdnifl' a 11W upon two can-
didates,‘ and voted to entertain the big
cbltllti' 1n a line way next Friday night.
perial Cafe.
a Among those visitmg New York city.
today, to say farewell to Rev. 8. ll.
Watkins and wife and wish them bun
voyage. are Miss S. Virginia St. John.
daughter of Charles E. St. -John. and
Miss Estelle Miner.
Water has again been pliml in the
oluh-hmwv at The Koch, and a tolu-
phone will be put in today. Selectman
Themes is expected to drive the spike
and get the float in position next week.
mGood shoes cheap. at Wilcoli's.
Pioneer (JastleTNoml. H. K. M. (3:.
met last night. The committee from
l’aleatiue (.‘mtlo met .the oommittmn
11!.l’loueoer Castle. r1111 talked up the
coming oftho Supreme (Jautlu. which
will meet in south Norwalk in June.
I). l).(leorg11 W.(.loill11. ll. (3. l. (l.
llolnmsn Honm.‘l". 19. Edward [known
and Brother Hume. oi l‘alratinu Castle.
were werent and enjoyed a good time
milenrse 6': lToy'tmrTeelved 11 Welli-
they are «hurting to admiring erowdu.
partment. ...-...........
The Wompn'u Baptist Foreign Mia
sinner-y malfemnoe. oi mothwmtorn
Cmneotleut. will hold i111 May meeting
withthe Baptist church cl heath Nor.
walk. on Wednesday. May 1:. minor
commonelngatlom‘a. 1114111! 1:80 p.
All. ””1 Whmm. 00‘“ WNW].
In. Hakeem. state mental-y ct Junior
warhandothar makerswill he pres-
ent. Lunch willlnmvedatthschmh.
~Alwayr 1.1133135; at tlwbuperlsl.
39111111911!” afternoon. the tonnes
annuities «the legislators will have
a hearing on a hill laying a stats tar of
one mill. and a resolution aatlwrlriag
the state transom to burrow “00.111111
for the mm W at the m
ltlsanmgthatltls only“ droid
at M a atoll its will in My. tat
“Win lltllttfilll he deferred
mmmmmumm * ‘
American Duplex. yetiordny. whhvh
They will use it in their renting do»
Absolutely Put-en.
germ-o
rowan 00.. lieu York.
1|:le
The legislative committee on appro-
priations has reported favorably on the
bill making appropriation: Tor two
years' educational purposes. The ap-
propriations are as lollcwa: Support of
common achools. $839,000; for state
board of education and normal wheels.
$120,000; evening schools. 85.000; special
agents to enforce achool law. 810,000;
school libraries. $15,000; public librarian.
$8,000; library committee. $1,000; teach—
era’ meetings, $0,000; salary of score.
ED". ’7’”; clerks! $34”); mntsflslg)v
otiico expenses. 08.000; expenses of
eecretary. $1,200; expenses of agent,
01.500; expenses 0! board. 8500. The re-
port is tabled for calendar and printing.
~Three lbs. of breakfast bacon for»
259’, at Hayee’ market.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Wand earnings at lterwallt People
Boston, to join the ship Enterprise,
which soon starts on a cruise.
Assistant Poetmsetcr.W. A.Coloy will
spend Sunday in New York.
Mrs. Howard Holmes is
friends In Bridgeport.
visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Hnihinson,
of High street. have gone to Pittstield,
Mass. __
Flower and Garden Seeds!
ALSO AN A880an 03‘
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r. 1111111111111 11 1:11.. 22 51111111 Iain Street
EDWARD STREET.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
We exhibit one of the prettiest and choicest stocks
of ladies' 1111111 Waists. it has been our pleasure
to show you.
. The styles are the very latest, and
prices are exceedingly low. for the quality We
have b line assortment of Lndies’ Shirt Waist Sets.
. . . .TIES, BOWS, BELTS, ETC. . . . .
.In the Dress 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
EDWARD STREET!
MIME“
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
A Price
As cheap, but if it doesn’ t combine with it good )
quality and lair quantity it is only the shadow of
mmomnn. chea pnes
31mm? ““1”?" 11M“? ”WW and lxpvd! sell you the best grain low as it can be)
Harry Knapp Will leave tomorrow for sold. .
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel TI . Hatch,
5 Marshall Street
Branch (lilac, Solmans I4l\'tl')' Stable.
/"\ I)
May Masquerade
mg
South llorwalk
112 WASHINGTON STREET. ante?
H S. '
SOUTX‘I NOR‘VALK’ CT”EI1[;I\|1§'\1HI~ il :3: 33::
emerge: to the late George 3. Bell {’31 13323;“ $333111;
& (40' lMt-a '25!) 111111: .11
5111115. 4:91 t 151.91
($111111. :30 to 81m
Misses Smith and Scofield. of Stam-
fordfare the guests of Mine Violet Elle.
ACKSON' S PHOTOGRAPHS
of Camp etreetLMM___
Mies'Ettn Carter, of New York. wow
the guest of L. P. Mott. yesterday.
Mrs. W. l’ Bracken, of New York, ll
visiting friend 1n South Norwalk.
Both in Design and Ben
lllllllllllllllllllllli
ammo mm Standard of Excellence!
y of Finish JACKMm’Sl' LAT X111“. 'l‘l’i l‘llll Ti! Al” l‘B are beau-
lllul 11111] in t armour
I. M. JACKSON”. Photographer.
2F1»11
interiors 11.111! till 1121- hit: mural 11ml: :1 upecmlly.
63 Wall Street,
\
Nam-IR. Ce
——ProT. hi. 8. Boson. the well- known
ocnllst- -optician. can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel
South Norwalk. Tuesdays. from 0 a. m
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
rm:
INSUR- .'..
anon“ .
For a reliable
Lila rel.
Prompt paying
Fire
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Insurance
' l’ulioy
Call
on
TAVLOR AOOLDEN'S
Reliable Insurance Agency,
fl WASKTHGTIW STREET.
Houth Nurwalk 17.21111.
Boys A Bicycle. ‘
Own 11 Wheel. Rent No More
See Our Stock. l
so. results 1111101111111:
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AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the a gooey for Norvnlk,
South Norwalk and \i1i11ity for the celebrated Crawluu!
ll. 81'. l). 9pcciz1! juvenile ll. h": l). and World bicycles with
I“. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Norwnlk.
'azwanm
l11p111 luminguny ”l lllo above cytlcs of any 1.1.}. He nuihsuimtl
agents. see that 1111: llllglllill {.11 my 111111111.- 1 has nut bun iampcud
mums the euaramce is withdrawn [rem all bicycles when the cumin 1'
Inns beei 1111c1ic1c1l with urxemow ll
lilGEl. 0W & DDWSE CO
New line! 1nd Ageme Boston M11: 1:.
Cot Prlce Sale!
THIS WEEK!
Cash or Instal'lments!
"M91111" ~ GLOVE R’S
.7::'.f.i‘::.l‘2::;..
lurCalelom of our guaranmdhars.
co Id'l'llE OPPOSITES
We have got them in Re.
frigeratorr at the coldest
prices you’evcr heard at.“
and in ' Blue Flame Oil
Steve: at, the hottest
prices in this town. In
Lawn . .
Mowers
longer. It’s a fed 8,
but to all appeared
come to stay, and .
demands are so grea.
catering to the we.
. cyclists this ,branth’
business has already
a very important OW
stock is complete in
assortment, livened a.
bright, tasty novelties
Stores open levemngo
Money refunded our
’ We as usual are carrying
the largest stock in the
city. All grades of them
at the lowest prices we
ever made. To be had
onlyat
Gemstoelr, Watkins
81 Dow’s,
Pi! 3 Driving l
Edimuts Furnish 1‘! (3:
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
...._ ”—9.. >«.-———.
Foundation Pile Driven.
Comstock Brothe
Clothiers and Furnishem. . .
mm' Jill
YOU CAN’T 00 BETTER
Thu Leave Your Orders for
11 score null. it
So. Ionalh.
aurora a. 011,971!
Print- um
lngl _
At th. sonunol TWO :NOBWAI-K. .
om... STORES. so. nonwm
Jostas ' ~,
'A Remlnder'
We will speak of our custom departmét .
Everything that is seasonablc is flooding
in, richer, prettier than you dreamef,‘
very likely. We begin by having fabric, _
out, trim and finish absolutely correct; :
Then we price our work lower than you
expect it to be.
As aleader!
We are making 1.1 very lino dark bl“
serge suit to order. trimmed in our usual.
fine style. 101‘ $20.00
Upon every evening until 1) o 'cluck.
DAVIS The Tailor,
Clothier. Butter and Furnishcr,
lahackamo Hotel Bleak, South UM
SHOE .
GLOVER’S
While we do not display 15001111
side. we have goods to suit
ALL SIZE POCKETBOOKS!
We will not offer you 11 shoe claw; ‘ ‘
scription or at any price that we:
Cannot Guarantee!
An examination of our stock M
cea will be a
Convincing Fact!
as to the truth oi the 1mm
New”
Norwalk Chronicler