Wmnwosrma
‘. W
'unzmynwiu minnow.»
Mind rifle practice on Saturday next.
‘ 4N0 ice cream compares with lane's
‘Wcaley Shanon. of Reed street, it
lchcfthe grip.
[The proposals for providing a new
recmfcr the South Norwalk pestollice
munbehauaed in before tonight at s
o‘clock
—-See the carbonated at Lewis' .
‘. v The great chiefs of Connecticut will
7 _. visit Cochenoe Tri be, Improved Order of
’: Bed Men. tomorrow night. A full at-
tendance of membersis re'queited
‘ —-Laue's ice cream. strictly pure.
Eight members of Company D were
yesterday discharged. because of expira-
tion of their term of service. Six more
will be discharged before the close of the
. mouth. ,
eBay your Sunday papers at Msgner's
and get “a chance on the bicycle. , I
‘Mrs. Clifford Cometbck, and William
’ Hadley, of South Hermit... received
word. this week, of the death of their
alter. Mrs. Fannie Kelly,“ in Pleasant-
ville.N. Y.
-—-Prof. M. 8.. Bcseu. the well-known
oculistoopticinu, can be consulted 'at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwallr. Tuesdays, from 9 a m.
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
There will be a song service at the
Water street tnisrion, tomorrow night
ut7:30 sharp. Allure invited. Bring
your friends. The service will be devot-
‘od'entirely to song.
.10th. Blotter . of West Norwalh,
last night celebrated the twenty-fourth
anniversary of his birth, by entertain-
ing a small party of relatives and
friends. Games were enjoyed and re-
freshments served.
The City of Norwalk Council commit-
t to on the widening and repaving of
Wall street hold another meeting last
night and discussed several matters rel-
ative thereto. _. y I,_
» St. Joseph's Total Abstinence. Bene-
volent and Literary society will give its
first presentation in the dramatic line
on Tuesday evening. May 25th, in Mu-
sic Hall. The piece is entitled “Eileen
Ogs." and abounds in mirth and pathos,
and will certainly be given a fine pre-
sentation. _’ ,._.fl._-
~Notioez—Il. 0. Fry will open anoth-
or branch market on Washington street
Bridge, May ll, which will he conduct»
ed by a New York cutter; also afull line
of fish. fruits and vegetables handled by
Frank Hanfcrd. the celebrated fish dress
or. Give us a call and we will save you
money.
A meeting of the board of directorii‘oi.
the State Federation of Women's clubs.
recently formed at Bridgeport. is to be
held May 25th. at the Central club»
bruise. After the business meeting the
officers of the Nora alk clubs belonging
, to the federation are invited to meet
the state oilleers. The Woman's Ex-
change is to provide "Afternoon Tea."
number or blurroi vision when
reading. glasses will give you relief if
properly fitted. H. 8. flood, cpticiun.
to south lain street. .
One-hundred and twelve fourth class
postmastera were appointed yesterday.
Of these seventy-four were due to resig-
nations and deaths; sixty-one to remov-
als. four to other cam. The following
were appointed from (lieutenant: Dar»
ham Canter, It. fl. Robinson. vies Hen-
ry Davis, removed; Bigganutn. C. 8.
Mahbard. vice R. ll. Clark. removed;
Earth Brauford. ll. J. Ilsars. vice 0. W.
MIMJMlgncdfiMth Woodstock, 8.
ll Phillips. vice W. W. Sheldon. re
moved.
wlotloclw-l". Hill». of the Twin City
Wadi-y. having given up our agency of
the Dakota Laundry. of new York. for
the Maury of ear celebrated «touts-tic
finish of shirts. collars and cell's. all pat»
rent will plan leave their packages at
a drop postal and have them called for.
and delivered free of charge by our only
Mead agent of the twin on». John
Warren. Old Wall Laundry. in Wash.
mum mot. flown Norwaln.
_ Pounce Pete...
Asa you M t rm
» awolluaeoascopaslmt its
{he stars awry. no you?
» »WMde Aysr‘s 7‘
Mummy”. j
a
Arlen Hall. Monday night.
I,
his wife with nonvsuppcrt was contin-
ued indefinitely thismorulng. '
The degree team of Cockenoe Tribe.
Improved Order of Bed Men, will hold
a practice tonight.»
of Blbernlana. will hold a meeting to-
night.
‘ Oliver 1?. Raymond has scoured a po-
sition with Raymond Brothers. taking
charge of the feed department.
Forty prizes have thus far been secur~
ed for the Alpha Wheel club races on
J nno 17th, among them being six silver
tea sets.
The annual meeting of the Broohside
Chapel association will be held in the
chapel tonight at 8 o “clock A good at-
tendance is desired
—Century Maganiue. only 250, at 'l‘.
J. Magner' s.
At a meeting last night, Buckingham
Post,G. A. R... votedtoattend the fun
oral of the late Thomas B. Wood, ‘a
member of the Post, this afternoon.
, A meeting of the anniversary commit-
.teocf Uncas Tribe has been called for
tonight at 8 o “clock All members are
requested to be present.
The weekly meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will to
held at the.home of Mrs. William B.
Lawrence, Quintard avenue. at 3 o'clock
tomorrow. ~_ _
. The subject of the mid- week prayer
meeting at the Nerwalk Congregational
chapel tonight is "The Outward Show
of an Inward Life." The poster will
lead the meeting. ‘M~__
The Vigilant Engine company, of
Westport, will hold a dance tonight and
tomorrow. providing the weather is fav-
orable. Messrs. l’urdy nudl Freeman.
of South Norwalk, will furnish music.
~Ticlrets for the Women‘s Exchange
whist'to be given at L1 iclrwood's Hall,
Tuesday, May 18th, at :i o’clooh. may be
procured at Plaisted's and l’innoo' s. or
of Miss Laue, at the l-Irchauge, Saturday.
Deputy Great Sachem Joseph 0. Mil-
ler, of Uncas Tribe, 1. O. R. M. ac-
companied the great chiefs on their visit
to l’ouus Tribe, in New Canaan, last
night. He reports a fine time
The Sunday school of St. Joseph's
church is practicing for its annual eu-
tertainment, to be present in about a
month. (Inc of the interesting features
will be the graduating of a class of ten
girls and live boys.
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds, of 15! Main
street. Norwalk. will entertain tholn-
aatnuch circle of King's Daughters, of
the Norwalk Methodist church. Friday
afternoon at one o'clock. Refresh-
ments will be served at we.
Minter Elliot ‘Deli‘orest. son of Robert
I": , f Main street. who has been
our onsly ll ‘of whooping Cough and
pneumonia for Necks. is recovering
rapidly. under th skillful nursing of
Mrs. Baton, of Urcliard street.
V'anliiper Brother: had: a surveyor
here yesterday and laid out the lines for
the collar of the First Methodist church.
and gave the mintrnet for the clone to
P. W. Bates. Work will be commenced
on the foundation next Monday.
The House Mil in concurrence. yes-
terday. the amendment to the charter of
the Bridgeport Traction company. pm»
vidlng for the extension of the coup
psuy's lines to Westport and Btratllerld.
all opposition having been withdrawn.
"fipiritnal Oripplea" will be the topic
of the mid-week lecture by the pastor
of the Hermit Methodist church. Rev.
1“. A. Heath-id. It willbe delivered to-
. night. and the public is luvllcdtow
tend. After the meeting the oiilolal
board will hold a short mission.
ultloticewll‘. lilies. of the Twin City
Laundry. having given up our agency
of the Dakota Laundry. of New Yeah.
for the laundry of our celebrated dunes.
tie finish of shirts. collars and calls, all
patrons will please leave their packages
“or drop postal and have them called
for. and delivered free of charge by our
only «emitted agent of the twin miles.
John Warren. old Well laundry. Iii
Waslungm stunt. heath ltcrwallt.
Dr 8 A Down has reported to (3m
enter Gaelic that the six convicts ssstn
lead by him are insane. They are: An-
drew Manure. Frank Bay. James lasso-
er. heals lone. Joseph lllll and James
Hartley. (term Me has based so
ctdsrdlmtlag Wanton Woodhrldge to
m» the area to the (11¢th
m fa tits turns at Middleton.
MdWlm and last
Malta Loam. ouster-unsold?
holdauaprou andncehtic Iotlablsin.
mmmumrnmamsy
The Daughters of Erin. Ancient Order ‘
‘ u .
Absolutely Pure.
Immlthfulfimgfim or Its 19:: Wilcox?
"tech on com
mon "ran
ran Bruno menu 00.. New York.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
hm...
lbs Beings and «an» at Namath People
and Their Friends.
Attorney John J. Walsh is extending a
few days in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. James Elle. of Broad
River. who have been spending the win-
ter in Florida. are expected home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Stevenson. of Meriden. is
the guest of Miss Julia Byxbee. of South
Main street.
Miss Mary Olson. of New Haven. is
the guest of Mr.‘ and Mrs. (,iiiver E.
Raymond. of East Washington street.
«Lane' s pure ice cream is best.
Traveling on a Bicycle. ‘
Traveling on a bicycle trip is rela»
tively the same as traveling by rail:
One can spend what he likes. Some
people would spend ten dollars a day
and be uncomfortable on a bicycle trip;
, others would spsmd a dollars day and
consider themselves well oil. It is a
more matter of habit. and of what each
individual has been accustomed to in
the past. Thom are many people who
have to lay plans for twenty dollars a
day for trawling in Europe, and yet
one man. llilltttkl Moriwctlu-r, wrote a
book describing how he tvrnt through
Europe on fifty cents a day.
wheeling journey. With the assistance
of the L. A. W. card. one hole! in the
larger towns is open to you at perhaps
ten per ct‘llthflrl than the usual price
per day; but it is not the board bill that
makes the expense of such a trip. The
amount and quality of food taton are
important matters. One can often get a
good lunch for a quarter of a dollar. and
one can spend two dollars on the some
meal. Sometimes if you mum to neural!
city there is a chum;- of hotels, You
can talu- lhe expensive one or the inor-
pt‘nsivo one. Ultra on the road it is
mrsihlo to stop at farm-houses over.
night, if the party does not, consist of
more than two. Many would not do
thismthers knowing that day can see
something of the country life. prefer it
aside from the fact that it is nun-h less
expensive. Speaking generally. one
can, if he demos. make a bicycle trip of
from two to those weeks, looping clear
of large cities. for about two dollars a
day. [iv will have a reasonably good
mom in a hotel, :l breakfast. a lunch. a
dinner. a bath, and still money to spend
on repairs and such matters.
it may be done for less, no doubt. and it
is easy toapmni five times that amount
per day. yet in the general way two do!-
lars is about the minimum. provided
there an» no railroad farm. This would
given fortnlgllt’s trip for, any. thirty
dollars «llarper‘s llound Table.
«(let a ticket with every purchase at
L the ’9'.
onion.
A price of let has been odnrod by Mr.
'i’hompsonmrineiynd of the Winnipaulr
school. for the scholar who shall have
attended school from September let, to
the close of the control year without bi -
ing ubscutor tardy once in the who).
term. Then» are now two scholars cum
eating for the price. Alias Ado Wood
and Clayton London. The prize to to
be equally divided if two tcholars
succeed in maintaining the more,
fl l I
INSU R-
ANCI.
For a reliable
ltllfl‘fltl.
l'onnpt«paylng
Fire
insurance
Pulley
Call
on
TAYLOR I GOLDIN'I
Reliable Insurance Agency,
ulfllllld'l‘l)! I‘l‘lill‘l‘.
South Norwallt
f'llfilt.
$2 .:....s,2fi
Boys A Bicycle.
Own a Wheel. Rent Re More
to. Our m.
”I'M ”BEWARE
5-.) in a 5
i If course ,
Evaporated Apples, tic pound
f‘ Prunes, 50 ' “
“' Nectariuce, ~ Sc “
' ” u
l’ittcd Cherries, 100
no. LAWTOI a. ca, 22 South Iain Street
BDWARDW STREET ,.__ fl
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
- We exhibit one of the prettiest and choicest stocks
of Indies' Shirt Wants. it has been our pleasure
to show won. The styles are the very intact, and
prices are exceedingly low. for the quality We
have a line assortment of ladies‘ Shirt Waist Sets.
D I w ITIES' Bows, BELTS. ETC. I I O I
In the Dress Goods Stock. you will find pretty.
all wool checks. to much in demand at present;
also a good line of cloths for bicycle wear. in wool
and cotton goods.
5 GAZETTE IUILPIIB. IOR'ILK. 00".
W
A Price May Masquerade
As cheap, but if it docSn't combine with it good
quality and fair quantity it is only the shadow of [(
moms mm Standard of Excellence!
Both ill DW' n and Beauty "f Finish. JACK-9035’s I‘LA l‘lNOI‘YI'lZ PORTRAITS MO beau-
lfful and last f vruver. lnfrt‘ turn ad all an hitwtnml work a spot lolly.
cheapncss.
I. M. JACKSON”, Photographer. .3 Wall Street, "certain!”
I Will sell you the best grain low as it can be[
sold.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
5 Iershsl! Street. South "0"“le
Branch Oilice Solmans‘ Livery Stable.
‘acusoa's PHOTOGRAPHS
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SOCIETY AND BALL
.....PR|NTING......
AT THE SENTINEL or‘Ficr-z
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for *Norwalk,
South Norwnlk and Vicinity _for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & 1). Special Juvenile B. 8; D. and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Norwallt.
BEWARE!
In purchasing any of the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents, see but the original {artery number has not been tampered
wirinas the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles. when the number
has been interfered with or removed.
BIGELOW it DOWSE C0,
New England Agents, Boston, Mass.
UARANTEED
2 BA‘
Our Bicycles!
QUALITY THE HIGHEST!
PRICES THE LOWEST!
We chtlltlilgc hi yclcc. hell no installments
lat ndiog puuhuema laoghltn lltlll free,
finite lunacy by examining on: mtliplctc line.
Gold!
Stoves at
only at
lngl
ea - and
. . THE creosote.
We have got them' in Re-
frigerators at the coldest
prices youcver heard of.
and in Blue Flame Oil
prices in this town.
LaWn .
M owe rs
We as usual are carrying
the largest stock in the
city. All grades of them
at the lowest prices we
ever made.
Comstoclt, Watkins
8: Dow’s,
m WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George 8. Bell
&Co.
Pile Driving l
Estimate Furnished for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
YOU OAI’ 1‘ DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
thc hottest «
In
To be had
Clothiers .
[11W 2m
cycling or golf suit on m.
longer. It's a fad some”
but to all appearaneeeil:
come to stay, and tuck.
demands are so greattha _
catering. to the vvants Oi .
cyclists this branch of
business has already. ' ‘_ '
a very impertaut one. ‘ , .
stock 18 complete in sizes ‘ ’
assortment, firmed up
bright, tasty novelties. ‘
Stores open evenings.
Money refunded oui' gu
antec.
(loll Sal's. fat to M" on
Bicycle Suits. 9:; to flu on
in yt’ulollueu sow mime
”3.1;" loLeggins. nor toil. Ml
EUSI .io
shim. Alli: t iii is!
Cups. 25c to £1.00
Gemstpclsgrothers,
d Furnishers. -., ' ,
{'4 SMITH IAII 3!.
So. lav-alt.
IILFORII I. Olrfl',
Manager. ’
ac tho Bontlnol TWO FORWALK. _,
Offloo. STORES. SO. NORWALK.
.. .. ‘ - . “Am
Jest as
A Reminder!
We will speak of our custom department.
Everything that is scasonablc is flooding
in, richer, prettier than you dream of,
very likely. We licginby having fabric.
cut. trim and finish absolutely correct.
Then we price our work lower than you
expect it to be.
As , aleader!
We are making a very fine dark blue.
serge suit to order, trimmed in our usual
fiuc style, for $20.00
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnishcr,
lshsehstso Itctsl blast,
AN!)
Where You Can Find Them!
in buying shoes the": are
FOUR ISSEITIAI. POIITS:
THE PRICE! THI ITVLII
tutti Ismail , ‘
SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES!
THI rm run wun‘iv
lo buying our new stock. we made a
specialty oi the aims combinations.
GLOVE R's
Newdhcs Atom.
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Norwalk Chronicler