of Betta place, is quite
lawns. of East ayenne,
. . scan is out with his
Wmely repainted and
mar. of East Point street,
a new camera with all
Whoa. of Brooklyn, and Mrs.
and children. of Edit
l”siting their mother. Mm.
Pleasant avenue.
Sarah Brown, yesterday
interment took place at
cemetery.
i is able to get
alittle each day. His
Mnjlscture room of the East
W Episcopal church. to.
gas. one subject will be "er
he pastor will lead.
l
purest Ice cream.
but Order of the American
will alaonnite with the G. A.
the memorial servic
Avenue Methodist Ep scope]
Mal Sunday.
aua’ entertainment in the
he Methodist Episcopal
“night, was a great raccoon,
' school room. despite the
; 'gorowded. A good sum will
audused for the purchase of
The programme included a
an orchestra. composed of
Kerriam and his two daugh-
enjoyable selections from a
. , operated by Mrs. Homer
“shoal solo, Miss Irene Brown: ;
.Iiss Jessie Bronson; voonl'
Addie Bacon and Ida
.reottations. Miss Sadie Ran-
Ollarlee Greenwrmd. Refresh-
”! It! tailing whflpaperaa low as
per double roll. The .1. T. Prowitt
"to Washington street.
DANE" IND NOROION.
Ibis was born yesterday to Mr. and
m Blmhard.
, . add Hrs. Joseph llindley are via-
ili New Jersey. They will later go
ll firms, Teun..to see theerposition.
">1 2nvetloge for John D. Crim-
Haired here this week, and are at
”place next to Charles Batee’.
alumina will have a large dog
on his premises.
Trowbridgo has been building
M opposite bin residence.
m is having a new fence
blunt of his residence.
hook and Ladder company will
”tier party for its members
" mat Wednesday night in the
i The rapper willbe follow-
. as and a general guild time.
(Stimulus in having the dock
abut property by Contractors .
ling plum over, and will
’ . ing of his hamlsome
naphtha launch. Edward
lorotm. will command the
on.
7 : MI: and family expect
" Ml today for Punta Gorda.
ninth” willniahe their in-
. If. Burbank has three
lethal ssetioumcvering alo
. - Mydlvcaomofgrcund.
residents Tampa. While
“I“ m “hm. who to-
da’srtare. nylvsster Sher-
llorwallt. who purchased
has. will raise Mon neat
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flash; ‘ .offlow York city. is
W.
flmisdlulaaawsll bsolt
am. who reprttseutaa bicycle
as epidemic of also eyes about
Taylor. of ”range. 1.1..
“ airman that month.
‘Wr
Mas-sat ltesbary to
m Ma or the the
. s l'srllsa .i’ amateur
«contract to drive the splice. and O. L_
‘ .. ,letr
lira. a. awed is listings triage
immunization" festwidshuilt
from Contentment Island to Grab II.
tot-oat
OATMEAL: l 3"?
equals in digestible nourish-
ment 3 of ordinary oatmeal.
land._ Salesman ll. Themes has the M
Ogden to build the bridge. ‘ .
Yesterday Curtain W. n. Verity. w
his tag '.'Addie V." started down the
sound with the optic-driver and a raft of
yellow pine timber from the Norwalk
Building company. to be used in the
construction ‘of the bridge. Captain
Verity left his tow in front of Mrs.
Ward's residence, and themen on the
optic-driver get the driver in shore.
They were unable to control the raft.
portions of which got away and began
floating across the Sound. ,
lit. D. Randall and employees of ’the
Norwalk Building ccrnpany went down,
and after working all day succeeded. in
recoveringall but about a dozen large
pieces of timber.
GABID Mill" 0F FOIESIEIIS.
lacy Changes in the Cassiihdlu It‘s at
Last lighi's Seattle.
The Grand Court of Foresters, who
opened their ninth annuid convention
in New London. yesterday, made many
changes in the constitution at last even-
ing’s session The principal ones were
changing the salary‘ol the grand record-
ing secretary from $500 to ”manually.
and that of the grand treasurer from
"00 totloo. The delegates to the Sn-
preme Council to he held at Denver,
were allowed 07 per day and mileage.
instead of $10 a day as heretofore.
It was likewise decided to hold bi
ennial sessions, the next convention to
be held on the second Wednesday in
May following the session of the Sn-
preme Court. The afternoon session
was adjourned at ll o’clock.
With but very few exceptions. the 220
delegates in attendance participated in
the complimentary banquet tendered by
Nathan Hale Court last night. The
election of officers will take place. today.
Treat llira Kindly.
Don’t tell a newspaper reporter, when
he calls on you on business. things
which you do not wish him to print
He does not call for information for the
fan of it. He is there on business.
When you meet a reporter socially, don't
say to him every time you speak, "This
is not for publication." The chances
are that reporters lmow the propricties
of life-quite as well an mun in olher
callings. If you really have informa-
ion to give, either give it cheerfully
rand frankly or refuse with firmness, but
don't try tnbeclever and attempt any
”funny business." If you give the
information frankly, you will in ninety-
ninc cases out of a hundred beaccur-
ately reported and n'epectfully treated
If you refuse on any other than trivial
grounds. your rt-ticcnce will be respected.
if you try to outwit the reporter bran
elfort to mislead him or by direct mir-
repivseutaticn, you are euro to make a
mess of it and wish that you had been
better advised. llisabusc your mind of
any foolish impression that newspaper
reportere are malignant persons trying
to stir up strife in the world. They are,
as it rule. the opposite of this and have
on high an idea as other men of that
message of glad tidinge: “l’eaoe on
earth and good will among all good
men."
soolnonn LOCAL news.
Mimi Travis. of Mott avenue. will
entertain the Matinee Whirl club to-
morrow afternoon.
George ll. Vandlatync is doing quitay
an awning business. He ban ll number
of orders for residences and stores.
The tieneral hassnthly did not adjourn
yesterday until ins p. m.. being the
longest session of the present term.
~Sosne People say! Smelling is very
unhealthy. Three Imperial Crown
cigarsaday will rather promote than
injure health. - _
ltev. Johnson McClure Bellows, of
New York city. has accepted the call to
the rectorship of tlraco church, and will
taki- charge in! the parish on Sunday
Ithi.
Dr. W. U. Burke. .lr.. will give
another lecture in his series on "First
Aid to the injured.“ next Monday night.
in the rooms of the South liorwallt Fire
Police. All members or the department
are invited to he peasant.
John It. show. oi South Norwalhi
who was detained in Stamford by the
pulled for an alleged "hold up.” was re
leased. yesterday. when the matter was
Investigates and it was found that lit
straw was far from that hind of a man.
iihaw was in Stamford looking for work.
it is said that it is the policy of the
broadcast Mice. in start of recent bur.
m in that city. to take into custody
stranm who are timed on the cut-
shim late at night.
“int... “aim
locum. any n mucosa llatehittr
win. a well-llama bicycle rider. is dead.
as. Matt. lay law-rho litmus
MdWiflasW ever
( caalala lam, Duelist es rune» el lib
iavy teltm is rheumatism cation
The war department. yesterday. in
compliancewith the request of Senator
Hurley and Congressman Henry. is»
sued the following order: ”By direction
of the president. Captain 0. 11. Murray,
Fourth United States Cavalry. is re-
lieved from duty at Brown univereity,
Providence, R. I... to take onset June 30,
new. and is detailed after that date as
professor of military science and tactics
at the Sierra Agricultural (college. Cou-
neeticut." .
, Senator Hawley and Mr.» Henry have
been . trying for nearly three years to
get an amiy officer detailed to Stern
college and have at last succeed. The
difficulty has been that under the law
only three military instructors are al.
liwed for Connecticut and Rhode Is-
land. and these have heretofore been
stationed at Yale college. Brown uni-
versity and the Rhode Island Agricul—
tural college. thus giving two to Rhode
Island and one to Connecticut. Under
the new Order Connecticut will have two
and Rhode Island one.
Fistsma Catch s cm.
While fishermen were drawing a seine
in the Honsatonic river in Coram. two
miles south of Shelton. yesterday. the
body of amau was caught in the not.
It was very bloated and hardly roeogn‘-
zuble, apparantly having been in the
water some time. A man had been wen
wandering around in a demented rou-
dltion by aCoratn resident last Tues-
day. lie gave the name of James Proc-
tor, and said he had relatives in Auto-
nia. Yesterday l’roctor'a relatives iden-
tified the body. The man but been em-
ployed by the Incandescent Light com—
pany, of New York, but hal been dis»
charged for drunkenness.
Work on SI. Joseph's Church.
Work iii being rushed on St. Joseph's
church, and it is expected that the lower
wriion will be completed and ready for
the first services and dedication, on
Sunday. July lth. The masons and
carpenters are doing all in their power
to get theclmrcli done in time. A stone
cutter is doing some.very line scroll
work on the stone to be used in tle
front of the building.
CURRENT WIT AND HUMOR.
"Inf! it awfully annoying to he in .ll‘
nighlv'll?" :tskml llll' man who {It'llgllls
in lwl‘sulml I|Ilt'§lltlll~'.
"If you linil “Him! as I haw." :lll‘
sti’vl'ml llw :lillit'lt'tl Illlt‘. "ilvut'ly li-ll
minim-s for n ltlznm-d littli- lightning
Inn: to gel by. IIInlo-I' tln- lilllll‘t'n’nlnll
that it was it llll')'t'lt' lwuinnrl' mulling
down tln- sli‘m'l. you \t'onld know that
It was annoying."
llr. l'rim: "I Imn-n'l t‘l’l'll you an
r‘lnu'rh. Sim-r l'vrklns. for ,tlim- ul'
four wrote. ,,I trust yiuir piety is llul
growing IIlIio-tt'nrm."
Sister I'm-rhino: "No. hr. l'rim. but
tlw H‘xlnll Iii-vita the window rulmnl in
from of our lit-\Onnd my din-tor says
I llllls‘l not Flt't‘ll in n ilrnnglil.”~
'i'u'luklvs.
lie I think Dr. .lcnlilno will very
anon how a large practice.
Site Why":
He Ill-Into just had a one» In which
he prmrrilwd milllnory for lay-sternum
I'm-Ii.
1-“- . ..W...-......,. ..
lindtv l-‘ori'lgiwr inn-oiling “fills-ll
lmu‘lsll. "All! I new It in true that Im
one but a pig end an Englishman run
fut-i- the inn witnle."
llrithh 'l‘tnn'lal. “Evidently. for you
and I are the only living things
nliruml." llnrgn-r'e Honor.
“not That man tltylcn nlwnyn door
the right thing til the right How.
t’rinmonin-nli it‘s Into, lmd. though.
win-u lw conuldorn it primer to pay his
dolnu.--~- t'onlu-ra Harmonia.
'l'onnny-d'op, what In a unsan-
throw-2’
Tommy's Pup -.t rnlsnnllmilm. my
boy. hi it man who thlnlis life lan'l
Worth living and who Itlclia like it other
when he lnni to t’ll'nf-«CII'W‘IIIIII‘ lu-n.
I , , _
SCHOOL
BOOKS!
T‘Schooi
Supplies!
or ALL nines M“
l. H.
PLAIOTED’O.
em a
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that Iw’a ni-vcr arrived at the flow '
cove KILT suns.
Smart lecthg little outfits to duck.
pique and linen; dliisrent colors and
various prices. M lovely a lot of
the prettiest styles‘aa any mother
could hope‘lo come across.
A sample line of Crockery novel~
ties from one of the largest and best
importers in the trade—trinket sets.
trays, vases. Ink stands. candlesticks,
fancy plates and .1 whole lot cl uselul
arilcles. They some to us gteaily
under price and we will'lel them go
the same way« underpilce. o
a...“
All through the Christmas hell-
days we never hada ulcer or more
complete line of Roger 81. Gallel's
and Plnaud's goods than we are
showing now~perlumes. soaps arid
toilet extracts. -
. Roger 8t. Gallet's. Eau de Quinlne,
small size 29 cents. large 59 cents
Pluaud‘s Eau‘de Quinlne. small size
35 cents. large 65 cents. Some
prefer one and some like the other-—
both are fine.
Roger and Gallet’s Soap-21 choice
line consisting of six cakes in a box...
50, 60 and 65 cents the box.
Something like too dozen Tumblers
selling at 2 cents each.
Black and White and White and
Black print Fabrics. Both in dis-
tinctive cleamess. Bolh in new
shapes or figures cr' black portrayed
upon snow white grounds—sparkling
coal grounds oath a showing of white
in floral dcslgu; :
Dness. Cmaenvr; .6 8?. 8c
INDIA DllUT‘z'. 8 8: l2}:
Encum Hectic. l2{c.
FRENCH CAMBRIC. l5;
lumnrrc Occasions. l9c.
Dr. J. Parker Pray's Manicure
Prepalatlous and Tools.
Jardinieres. speCially designed for
piazza and dcztyard U512; assorted
colors and v::y handsome—.sclllngj
[or 75 cents cacln
. m...
‘.‘ 7" LEAD . .
envenonsp
OTOREI ,
Housefurnishlng »
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Oak rockers, £1.45 and $2.73.
Large arm cherry mckcr, cane scat 81.89.
t 5 piccc brocntcllc parlor suit, $23.
'Soliil cherry frame, inlaid luck. 5 piece suit, silk
TRISTRAM a HYATT,
Oil cloths. and Mattings.
westwards. no, , a. V
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As spring aporoacbci and with it comes warm weather. the thought of
HOUSE CLEANING is uppermost in the minds of all ‘ltousclieef, ers.
Right here we wish to say that we are showing the largest line of Oil
Cloths and Mailings and that our prices on them we guarantee to be
right. We have, the very best make of Oil Cloths in all widths and in
allqualilies from the cheapest to the very best. In mailings we have a
full line of Chineic and Japanese, both in straw and cotton warp in all
the newest patterns.
Dept.
If you find that your kitchen or china closet wants replenishing, we are
lncparcd to finrnisb you with anything in that line that. you may require.
This week we are making a special sale in Granite Ware.
hcse goods
are all first qua'itv, not imperfect or st con is
Square pans,
Pie plates.
Milk pans,
Pudding pans.
Deep cake pans,
Cups,
Wash basins,
too feet clothes lines,
3-piece sets bread, cake an .I kitchen knivc
3 piece garden set,
J
SCOFIELD 8.“H
We have just finished moving and are ready for business in our
new tllldl‘tCl'S, 83 Washington Street, South Norivulk. Our store
is filled with a choice selection of goods in every departments. We
will only name a low articles as follows:
Full size enamel beds, brats trimmed, $4 75
Handsome oak dining chairs, 9' each.
tapestry, 850.
10 cents
I0 cents
IO (ems
, l0 cents
“‘ IO cents
I0 cents '
10 cents
. :3 cents
iSc set
10c and rye
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'I'd’g.
OYT
A newline oi lawns and organiies, ioc per yard;
handsome patterns.
lwaa‘Aisg‘aad‘ssciei‘g "
High-grade Tooth Brushes at 25
cents. Lot of 25c. Combs at )0 . EngraVing!
cents each. Crescen' Shoe Dress-f
I
log. black and vessel. l
THE 0‘. M. READ co.
l
Silks, for ladies‘ waists. 25c, 50c. ,75c. 95c.
Japanese window draperies,3 yards lung, 54 incli‘s
wide, Si 50, 8:45, $2.98
Bargains in every department.
N. 8 ~ llcing settled in our two nzw stores at a much less expense than in previous years we shall cndcav ,.
togivr. our customers the benefit
'SCOFIELD & HOVT,”°"
t to the Popular Shoo Store of theodoro
Olsen.“
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The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved Wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade
of work at prices but a very little
inadvauce of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
Dress Goods I
log 45 to 50¢ per yard for, we shall oiier for 33c per yard.
spot 50 inchall wool imperial line will serge-make up and look as
well as any goods you would pay .l per yard for, and worth (DOC per
Now look at them and then think of the price. 39:: the yard.
yard.
Ex lrn Specialm-All wool 36-inch Scrch,_21c per yard. “
Dress Goods!
Each and every one of us wants to dress well, and nothing pleases one more than to
feel that our clothes are both becon‘iiug and stylish. It is with an idea of pleasing you
and at the some time of doing the Dress Goods business of South N orwalk that we lately
purchased about 100 pcs of the latest Spring Novelties, etc. We propose to oil‘or them
this week at an especially low cost to you, enabling you to buy a dress that would be siy-'
lieh as well as extrcmly moderate in cost.
.0 p“ all wool covert cloth, 33 inches wide. what you find others ask- If) per .38 inch wide, medium weight for spring and summer wear. of
pin headclici ks,in ditlercul colorings, at 3.); per yard; actually worth
double.
25 pct Aver-ion fancies. comprising illitereot styles of weavcsand eflcclzi,
formerly brought from sec to 75:: the yard; there are ltvlllti cliche
bargains in this lot, the price 39:
per yard .
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THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
alone: It. vast aaa'rvua. Prop.
118 Washington Street,
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mu Pallets.
The following were issued tiny H.
mm. List fumlshed from odious of A.
I. Wooster. patem lawyer and solicitor. »
Bridncpart.00nn.: ,
u. Richardson. Bridgeport. branch
attachment for valoronatns; lt‘. nonra-
dar. Bridgette”. adjustable spanner;
Wu. Amman New haven-ort-
lng machine: W. h. (drone. ammo.
two. in no for coin lotto
Wilde?” and. ,t
Merl . at arsrbnry. in l
mammal meal articles: 0. it. ill:
Momma ’ .swltoh for mast rail.
it track: .ll. Atwood atom too.
t lay wire hanger: O. b. l. tile.
' w or: . .
atom. Macon. tannin «not»
I
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SENTIIIEI.
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NOTIOI: City Texas.
'l‘lwtuitpnyerv of the ('n of l-lvnrtb .‘lcri
mills are Iiereli notlllml t mt the oily hill
of air millson t. odullurJaldoutlier" 'as
numeral list. of nan at nclty pleating old
at. Minn "all on hfnilluon «treat. on the
third day of March. Mill, aim the library
itImI tax of ounmmrtvr will on the
dollar. laid at the union time. will be title
and payable on the first «In of May. lllltl.
at it left tlmul will retain the same at
The thvrm‘i. titvn'tt, if? Washington
utmt. l'analiv at the rate of nine do per
cent it your item May I. will. will he
charged on all itlllu restraining unpaid
and attenluoel. m7.
IIilllMll'l‘ ll. bill‘tfilliiili.
"collector of tunes of the City of South
Nor-walls.
allltn
D. W. RAYMOND.
funeral 9mm
sat latrines.
flutllh Norwalh, Court. April 17th. m7.
South Norwalk,00nn.
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Nae WM- ..~nm.«.w.mwmww
Lace Ourtslns
EN?! appliance for flllisltllm
Unrtalns at short antler and t l
perfectly as when new.
Connecticut
.. . . Laundry!
' hstllaed trust. teatihemslt.
limp us a Postal and we will send for them
and return without rates charge
WANT ANYTHING 1
some. Advertise
eats-mam
liming,
Norwalk Chronicler