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Jen, I! IN!“ they III as! liar
" arr—stems ”all”
_ Iain 1th Iisvsel m
_fl"0russ 1100111.an «Passes
and.
Preparationsarebeiug made to pave
the north end at Smith street.
erect e 11111111?an purchase at
Lane's.
Ablephone has been placed in the
residence of Richard 11. Golden, West
avenue.
The graduating exercises of the Over
River school will take place tonight. in
Lochwood's Hall.
The regular meeting or the Bat Fin»
ishers‘ association will be held tomor-
row night, in Mystic Chain Hall.
--Lane‘s purest ice cream.
m...“—
The regular meeting of the Board of
Trade will be held at the Council cham-
ber, tonight. ’___
Mrs. Mary Madden. of Prospect
street, has returned home from Ridge-
fleld, very much improved in health.
At its meeting. last night. Catholic
Union Council. Knights of Columbus.
conferred the initiatory degree upon one
candidate.
Atom evened by Colby &'Smith ran
into a turnout owned by- Mr. Grace, in
Riverside avenue, this morning, but did
no damage.
~See the carbonetre at Lewis’.
Mrs. C. D. Matthew; and family have
decided to defer the occupancy of their
summer home in Norwalk until about
June let. ' L .
Catherine, wife of James Merritt,
died this morning at her home on Straw-
berry Hill. The funeral will be held
Thursday mor‘ning.__m
A musicale will be given in Dick-
wood's Hall on the evening of Tuesday,
June let, by the pupils of Mrs. Lillian
1 Shemood-Newkirlr.
—:3!otice:—F. Miles, of the Twin City
Laundry, having given up our agency of
the Dakota Laundry. of New York, for
the laundry of our celebrated domestic
finish of shirts, collars andcutl’s, all pat-
rons will please leave their-packages at
or drop postal and have them called for,
and delivered free of charge by our only
accredited agent of the twin cities, John
Warren, Old Well Laundry, 9! Wash-
ington street, South Norwalh.
While A. D. Buzzard was driving upl
North Main street. yesterday afternoon,
his horse stepped into the wheel of
another wagon, and his horse, in falling,
broke the wheel.
The real estate and auction business
of Mitchell St Sou will be conducted by
F. W. Mitchell. under the old firm
name. Mr. Mitchell has had consider-
able experience as an auctioneer.
—Lane's ice cream is pure.
A lecture by Dr. W. C. Burke will be
giventothe class in “First Aid to thc'
Injured," at the rooms of Putnam Hose
company, this evening. Members of
the department are invited to be pre-
sent. __ .-_.
«To rent -—A Wow-American Duplex.
Carries twopersous. iy can ride it.
Brarse & Hoyt, 80 W ington street.
Every one is cordially invited teat-
tend the meeting of the Women's Bip-
tist Foreign Missionary conference,
which meets in the South Norwaih Bap-
tist church, tomorrow at 11131111. 111. and
1:31) p. to. addresses gill he. made by
Mrs. Wheaten, Mrs. McKeevor and
other workers in the state, who will be
PM“ . Mm
-Couh wanted. 112 Washington street,
male or female. M
Thomas Clnuc. of Norwailt. who
pitched several sv'lfltlllit for the Fordhnm
eel-less 11-11111. will be given a trial in
the box at Thursday’s game with the
Derhytesnr. Clone it! well known in
Bridgeport. having played here several
imesin tlielest tour years. lie is said
be a strong pitcher. Manager
'Bouvhe is quite confident that he will
come nptotbe merit, but if he doesn't
another man when the manager is 11111111
insulating with will be tried.-llrldee-
port Union.
«Some People ssy! smelting is very
unhealthy. Three imperial Crown
tillersaday will rather promote than
manhunt.
’ Keep on
Coughing
IIyeswaette. ltyoswsnt
11.11.... Stranger was. am of s1.
George. will meet tonight.
The schooner Betty is at Raymond
Brothers! wharf with s cargoof‘saud.
Bishop McMahon Council. No. 1119,
Catholic Benevolent Legion, will meet
tonight.
~No ice cream compam with lane's
The Harwell: Gazette came out rest
plendent, yesterday. in a new dress of
mit- mm
The rifle range of C ompany F has been
placed in readiness for the May Day
parade, under the direction of Captain
R. M. Rose. W...
Rt. Rev. Dr. Perrin, Lord Bishop of
British Columbia, who is on his way to
the Lambeth conference, preached in
St. John’s churchfitamford, on Sunday.
Richardson Brothers are offering
Syracuse bicycles at a big reduction
They are the famous crimson rim, ’96
11101112].
——L:1ne‘sice cream. strictly pure.
Toomey 191 Lynch. Bridgeport's utter.
neys, are to open a law office in Green-
wich about May l5th, in the News
building, in Greenwich avenue.
-—Notioe :—-F. Miles, of the Twin City
Laundry, having given up our agency of
the Dakota Laundry. of New York for
the laundry at our celebrated domestic
finish of shirts. collars and calls. all put-
rons will please leave their packages at
or drop postal and have them called for,
and delivered free of charge by our only
accredited agent of the twin cities, John
Warren, Old Well Laundry, 9! Wash-
ington street. South Norwalk.
Pequonuock Lodge, 1.0 t). F . of
Bridgeport, will visit Our Brothers Lodge
on the evening of May ‘llth, at which
time the first degree will be centerred.
A large sign was yesterday hung from
the rear of Gleudcuing 8: Cafe phar-
macy by Charles Reilly. The Work at-
tracted a large number of the curious on
the bridge.
‘A regular convocation of Butler chap-
ter, N0. 38, R. A. M., will he held to-
night. beginning at H o'clock. Work
Mark Master‘ 6 degree Refreshments
-Lane' a pure ice cream is best
A strawberry festival and entertain-
ment will be held .11 Arlen Hall. Tues-
day evening, May '35, under the auspices
of the Bethany chapter of the Women’s
Guild, of Trinity parish.
Fred lililes. of the Twin ( '1ty laundry,
has given up the curacy of the Dakota
Steam laundry, and John .1. Warren.
111111.: Old Well laundry, will assume
charge of e business after next Mon-
day. f”
~Np‘ticer—H. (3. Fry will open anoth-
er b "och market on Washington street
Edge, May 1!, which will be contincl~
ed ‘ __n New York cutter; also aful! line
of fielNruits and vegetables handled by
Frank 11111110111, the celebrated fish dress-
er. (live till axcall and we will save you
money. ‘»
Water street in cart, yesterday, was
thrown violently backward, by may. in
of the horse jumping and misplecing the
seat. Beyond a severe shook he sustain-
1-1inoi11jnrim1. M-
—-We are selling {121511111 as low as
100. per double roll. The .l. T. Prnwitt
Co, 9t! Washington street.
The Twin City Whecltnen's basebal;
team will practice tomorrow afternoon
on the Barter ground, and will play
another game next Saturday afternom
at the same place All wheelmen are
invited to participate
A rehearsal of 111.191.1111 entitled the
"Twin Sisters," to be given under the
nuspioesot St. Mary's church. was bold.
in the hasoinonto! the church. lest 11v.
suing. Another rehnirsal will be held
tonightmltnauieeting of 11!! the vein
mittees.
-’l‘o rentnA Wolff-American Duplex.
Carries twu persons. Au ybody can ride it.
Boone 11- Hoyt, so Washington street.
Coons Tribe. Li). it. M., will meet
tonight and confer the hunters' degree
The great ehietsot' the stete will visit
the Tribe nest weeh Tuesday night: will
visit New Canaan tomorrow night. and
the Norwslk Tribe Friday night, to
witness the amplification of the de-
Iflm- . m.
About twenty 11111111111111 barium
men or tltnrnford out lent night in (lap.
son's billiard parlors. in that city. tor
the purpose of organising a 1.11111 club.
Anetta the number. were several crash
shuts. enema iaterestlaa insets may
he expected after the club gets on a [and
looting. MW-..
William Johnson avenues his duties
ascletir at the Bailey House. at lathe
hue-la. today. Br. Johnson comes
from death hermit. He is already
wetltaows is Beam. hurts: new
sense M has It is a stem
”spurts 11111! pastime-1;
Jacob Benjamin. coachxmn for Mr.
Vn‘ndorhoef. who was driving downl
' Ilniu in 111111l111t1-1i fur the item lit 11111! 11111
Abwllflely ”we
ebrated or its tieoveni at
an healthiuileee T5311 11: re
atom and forms of adultemtt ion com-
mon to the cheap bran
Borer. Bursa Rowan Co. New York.
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St. Agnes Guild, of Grace church.will
postpone its proposed meeting and sale
until Saturday. the 22d.
nascent. 1111111111117
The Goings"! Marines oilemalli People
and TIMI! Friends.
Mrs. B. h‘agonbuum, of New York,
has returned home aftera visit with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Abrahams, of Cedar street.
Mrs. A. N. Clark. of South Main
street, is visiting in Hinsdale, Mass.
Rev. Frederic W. Norris went to New»
town, yesterday.
Mrs. James Mcliiiliu, of Appleton,
Wis. is the guest‘of Mr. and Mrs. lit!-
ward Flynn, of Bunion! Place.
z—t:ttespitalienery
We have on hand several thousand
job lot billheads and noteheads that we
will print at the following prices: 1,000
quarter billheads 131,50, additional
l.000’s,$l; 1.000 sixth billheads M25,
additional l,000‘e. 75c; notehends, 1,001),
“.25, additional i,000's, 750. Padding,
25c perl,000 extra. This stock is of
fair quality. You can have it at above
prigles as long as it lasts. Evening Son
in .
11 .1 11 1’ 1: as 11.1 7. .1 11. ‘
HARPER’S BAZAR
In l897.
Tho Baznr, a thoroughly up (1-1! ll"
periodical for worm 11 will enter upon
its thirtieth \Oltlfltrl in WC.
M11 [tuition nurnnl it is 1111~urpa~1111l
and is 1111 ituliutpenutblt- r1r11111>i1c {if
every mil Ilrt‘rwr-tl 11111111111. K ulterim
Del’orut writes 11 “Wkly 11-7 1131' on cur
rent fashion-1 from P1111». in \111 York
l’nshions. 11111! in Tllt' fortnightly pattern
shoot. supplement, lull. s litu! full1lvtnli~
tlircctinth 11111! oluigmtxh for non lt.~'_‘1\'nttt~
and children'selntlnmz. 511214111, “Muir
and Chopin-1dmwiiml rnxnuw the- Hottest
11111! lineal i’nrt.~1- -111 1iv-iv 11 1113’ neck.
'lbe serial-1 in l“. 1. ll lu,'ii11~l{r1i
Bridge St‘iulllnritnml in Marin i.1>111~1~
Pool. 1111:! Ruth 1-!)11111111il: 111) l1} 01-11111».
'I‘hanet Short «1 11-». 1111! hm 1111.1111ly
presented lay halibut! \\ r1t1-r~. among
111111111 Ill’t‘ Mary H, \l'xihhh, Harris-t I’M".-
11.111511111111111. Marin” llnrhm. Iluth .‘Ir-
blurry Stunt-t, Viola ii 'M'Ilul‘d 11111! Mar-
uni-rt 1511111111 llrist 111-.
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of tho I uiun “1!! {111111 11 et rte-1 of special
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t'tiiicnl Mlmltlln’)’ 11f 11111~11~ in New Yurh.
Aluutrtlr 'l‘ln-nlrimiv, l-Intlirtnlerr 11ml
Noodlewtlrk, (“on-111111“ 1111.! I-.r111 411-
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Women and Men. t'nluuvi 'i'. W. Hit:-
giueon \viliri-uulnrly 111111111111" i111 111l11
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1-1111-1l are nnmuul in rotation on
pmmplli am! fully 11 prutti1 1-1i1l1
Ar! l‘ho !' 11/.11r is 11 1111111i1i1 ptturc
gallery. reprmiunng lln mod in 111mb!
works of Arm- rh 1111 and fun 11411 mil-11s. 111
lt'esenlml in the annual Part-1 11111! New
lurk exhibitions. ll 1111111! Humor. EVI'FY-
bmly turn-1 fornhtnriy laugh to tho lla-
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daughter or 1111111 r ”11111.11 1-1.1: 1 riplinn 1n
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perk llrnlltvrn.
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ted States. Canada 11111! Mesh 11.
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l', U. ”at iiMi, .‘1'. ‘t'.t'1ty
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and cotton goods.
5 GAZETTE BOIIOINO.
cheapness.
sold.
PETER HENDERSON 8: CO.'S
Flovyer and Garden Seeds!
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT 01'
We exhibit one of the prettiest and choicest stocks
of Ladies’ Shirt 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 a line aesmtment of Ladics' Shirt. Waist Sets.
. . . . TIES, BOWS, BELTS, ETC.
In the Dress Goods Stock, you will find pretty,
all woolchceks. so much in demand at present; ~
also a good line of cloths for bicycle wear, in wool
EDWARD STREET!
sonnets, court.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Marshall Street,
._
em: seen Fora-roam
As cheap, but if 1t docsn t combine with it good )
quality and fair quantity it is only the shadow of l
1 W1“ sell you the best grain low as it can be
no. 1111111011 1 ca, 22 5111111 11111 Street
.. NEW”--_W.-WM. .... -mmm-w
, EDWARD STREET. _
LADIES! SHIRT WAISTS
Both in Deet
in! and lust forever
E. M. JACKSON! Photographer.
{CKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
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1ty.
1 mews mm Standard of Excellence!
1111! Beauty 11! Finish. J ACKSOS’N I'l' ATINO'T‘YI'F l‘OllTllA! Til are beau-
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.3 Wait Streamflorvolh, Ct
SOCIETY AN D BALL
a
has been interfered with or removed
Mar 11 WIND!“
lulu-rel.
Prompt-paying:
Fire
Insurance
Policy
Jul!
on
. Reliable insurance Agency.
«sacraments-11m.
flunlb Nut-walls (“111111.
TAYLOR I OOLD’EN’I
2 WEEK. A $2
Boys A Bicycle.
Own a Wheel. Rent No More
see on Itsslr.
ID. NO" ' ”III“!
We exchange hit with.
BlGELUW It [)0
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PRICES THE Lowssrt
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. . . . . PRINTING.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
il'SE c0.
GUARANTEED
22 E3 .ll
Our Bicycles!
Nell on installments
Intending purchasers taughtto ride tree.
Save money by examining our mmpiete line.
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
fl. 8.: 1). Special juvenile B. & I). 11111! World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, lil Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
In purchasing any 11! the above. cycles of any 1.111 the authorised
agents, see that the original i111 tory number has not been tampered ‘
wuhan the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
New Engimd Agents, Boston, Mass.
Heat 1111
meume
Cold!
- is: 0990511115.
We have got them in Re-
frigerators at the coldest
prices you ever heard oi.
'and in Blue Flame Oil
Stoves at the hottest
prices in this town. In
Lawn . .
Mowers
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
Comstocit, Watkins
81' Dow's,
.r 1: WASHINGTON STREET.
E. “THOMEMS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Boll
&Co. '
Lii’il e Driving!
Estimahl‘urnlshnl hr
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
——1~—«M —~~—-—
Foundation Pile Driven.
111311 21.11
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YOU OII' T DO BETTER
Then have Your Orders for
Print-
ingl
At tho Sentinel
Ofl'ioo-
lost as
very likely.
A Reminder!
We will speak of our custom departinent.‘
Everything that is scasonable is flooding
in, richer, prettier than you dream of,
You don't hear
laugh or see thcm‘poatt
finger at the man -
cycling or golf suit: .
longer. It’s a fad some?
but to all appearancetti
come to stay, and today
demands are so greatt’hn ..
catering to the wants 0f #5
cyclists this branch of or
business has already bet:
a very important One. ‘
stock is complete in sites
assortment, Iivcned 'u .
bright, tasty novelties.
Stores open evenings.)
Money refunded our ‘
antee.
Gulf Sui 51 5.1 to Mo on
lli1")’1-Iu.\'|1its_ $1 111 $111.11»
llit'yvlollme. Slum-H.511
Ilit-vwh- Leggius. M- In!!!"
lie-ll». :7- ‘ in $9 .311
shim, 121- t . $1.511
Cut 5. 23‘? to $1.0)
Comstock Brother‘s,
Clothiers and Furnishers. £5 .3
<1 sourn III! at.
So. Ierwslh.
uttroao a. steels,
TWO Zxoawsmr.
swans. iso. nonwsnu.
We begin by having fabric,
out, trim and finish absolutely correct.
T hen we price our work lower than you
expect it to be.
As aLeaded
hm: style, l
DAVIS, T
flshsehsmo Hotel Bloch.
A
1 THE
Upon every evening 11111.! 1,; 0 block.
Clothier, Hatter 11111! Furnisher,
South Isrwefl‘ ‘
We are making a very fine dark blue
serge suit to order. itimmcd 1n ourttludl
or $20. 00
he Tailor,
SPRING AND SUNMER SHOES!
N!)
Where You Can Find Them!
in buying shoes there are
FOUR ESSENTIAL POINTS:
THE PRICE! THE STVLE! .
‘1. .
rm 'rl-ts: who
in buying our new stock, we made a ‘
specialty of the above combinations.
GLOVER’ S
Norwalk Chronicler