(James A. Forringtou be‘slett the em-
= on: at the Bier market
The Water street railroad crossing in
Namath n being repaired.
, Foster Brothers advertise furnished
unttsgenumnplete. to let by the week
or month at Bell I land.
The Winnipauk baseball team was
. defeated. Saturday afternoon, by the
, Antics, by a score of 13 to (l.
~Lsne's ice cream. strictly pure.
Work was commenced this morning
laying stone for the foundation of the
new First Methodist Episcopal church
--A. H. Hoyt&Son give away Aug
net 23 a useful article—$15 in gold.
Every 50c. gets good shoe worth rind
' coupon. 37 Wall street.
11. W. VanSciver has purchased a
horse and wagon, to use in connection
with his insurance business. .
~Always uniform and reliable are Im-
perial Crown cigars.
'lhe Norwalk Building. Loan and In-
vestment aes:ciation will meet tomorrow
night. - m...
--Prof.M. 8.3111311. the well-known
° vocalist Optician, can be consulted at his
cilice, in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwallr, Tuesdays, from 9 11.111
to 8 11.111. Eyes examined free.
John White was struck by a large
rock while working at the town'squarry,
Saturday afternoon, and was badly
bruised.
--Scc the carbonctre at Lewis’.
Prof. Alex 8. Gibson is preparing a
series of organ recitals, to take place in
the First Congregational church, Nor-
walk, of which he is organist.
Mrs. George VdnAlstyne, who has
been severely ill, begun to improve yes
terdzy and is now quite comfortable.
She had a very severe attack of quinsy.
*Lanc‘e pure ice. cream is best.
The Golden Rule circle will be enter-
tained by Mrs. II. .T. Grumman, at her
home, 1 Camp strrct,on Friday evening.
May 2i, at 7:30 o'clock.
—Best bargain in town, 131111 Bomber
only $70. Bearse & Hoyt.
The regular meeting of 1711015 Ilny-
loft, No. 2il‘._., Imp. i). R. M.. will be
held tonight at 8 o'clock. in lied Men's
- Hall m..-
--We are hanging wall paper for
per double roll. The J. '1‘ i’rowitt corn-
pany, 96 Washington ntrcet.
"l
~11}.
Louise Lodge. Daughters of Homer,
will holda necktie and apron sociable
tonight in Arlen llall. An interesting:
programme has been arranged.
~Sauubrah :1 wonderful (thromat 111
cope. natural colored moving pit lures.
at lloyt‘s tonight and tomorrow night
lo. :30 and 30 cents.
”M...
The meeting 0! the Christian Endea-
vor society at the Norwallr Congrega-
tional chaptd. lust rtluht, was Ind by
Miss Minnie Wino". Mrs. l. l). Keoler
' sang 11 solo and Rev. E. 8. Chapman, of
San Francisco. delivered a brief address.
11,
~20lu. Stormers mluced to $40; ..
In. titortuors to 9:11.. The J .TJ’rowltt Co.
At the session at the Sabbath school of
the South Norwalk (mirgreuatlonal
church. yesterday. W. L. Porter. bliss
111111111. l’latt and Mrs. Frederick (lor-
holn were appointed delegates to attend
the convention ot‘ the state Sunday
11111111qu annotation in ilonth Nurwsli.
Thursday. _
«We ice cream compares with L 1311'.
The 11111011111111: the recent "Evenings
of Travel,” given In the Nurwullr thin-
uwlstiouul church. netted 11111111 two
Ruins Welcome. at Bungatuck. has
planed the order for carpets and cushieuu
for the church In the hands of the man-
nl‘aetamrs. snillt ls hoped to have the
church rslarnluhed during the summer
vacation WWWWWWWW
«Hoyt‘s Theatre, tonight. monster
ll). 90 sud lib eta
smiled at talent.
antic-ruse...
3 placedin his residence
sheet Thenniuberisfls—a.
'ridcrs WO‘I'O thrown oil”, but escaped se-
, «Mummmm.m
Dr. H. 0.8l1ss1srhss
solemn bcym shesntlful Btermerbt-
cycle at The J. T.Prowittco. 's.Norwalh.
Dull. B Aeherley has openedsnsl-
flce at the residence of ex~llayer Edwin
Wilcox. in Washington uteri.
Miss Lavinia M. Beoville. of New
York, spent bunday with her mother.
Mrs. Frances Scoville. of Elmwood sve-
nue.
County Treasurer Talmsdge Baker has
been summoned to serve on the jury at
the United States Court, which opens in
Harttord. the 25th inst.
Archie F. Nash and Theodore F. Byr-
bee rode to Bridgeport, yesterday, to see
Bnmdo Bill's Wild West Show. and to
learn how genuine ltedfiMen perform.
--We are selling wall paper as low 1111
10c. per double roll. The J. '1'. meitt
(39., 96 Washington atmet.
The annual meeting of . the Epworth 1
League, of the First Methodist Episco.
pal church, Will be held tonight at the
parsonage.
Miss Isabel REE, of Westport avenue.
will entertain a nimber of friends
tomorrow afternoon in honor of the
anniversary of her birth.
The Teachers' Round Table, of the
First Congregational church. will meet
with Mrs. J. W. Wilson, of Arch street.
on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o‘clock.
‘ Unclaimed letters in the Norwalk
post-oilicc are addressed to Gordon J.
Burgess, Mrs. Lucy Billing, Pb. Gates.
Miss Julia Hayes, Mrs. Isolu Marshall,
Virgihio Merllia, Janice O'Donnell.
~Lane‘ 1: ice cream is pure.
The City Council of Norwallr will
hold a’ meeting tonight. The commit-
tee‘s report on the widening and repav»
ing of Wall tireet will probably be con-
sidcred.
——Best bargain in town, lStlti Bomber
only $70. Hearse & Hoyt.
No. 41‘.) drew the lady's suit at Gold.
here’s New York Millinery Parlors,
Saturday night. The holder of the lucky
ticket was Mrs. II. Thcall, of Strawberry
Hill.
-—-Lane’s purest 1ce cream.
Rev. Mr. Range, pastor of b't. l’vtcr's
German church, is attending center»
once in Baltimore. In consequence of
his absence. no service was held yester-
day in the church in North Main street.
Charles R. 113111111" 1111 Thomas Mc-
Nerney, riding bicycles, collided Satur-
day night in North Main street. Both
rious injury. blr. llLlrncr'o bicycle was
damaged. _ .. . . _,
~Sa11abral1's wonder workers present
the Chromatoscov rand l’nouctopbouu,
with monster aggn-gutiouol talent, at
lloyt's tonight and tomorrow night, in,
20 and 1:1) c1111. ..
The Connecticut Sunday School 11111-111-
ciation will hold a county convention in
this city. Thursday morning. afternoon
and evening. The day sen-toned”! he
in the Baptist churc;h the evening sex»
show at the Congregation ll chun h.
-Windnw \\l‘1',1‘ l',1 sq. ft. (711111
slur-It, Watkins A: l) 1111’!
The Ladit-s‘ denudation, of the First
(longreuatioual church, will meet on
Wednesday 11111;:111 o‘clock. It1-p11rtsol
the annual meeting of the New Haven
Branch. recently held in 'l‘orrlngrnu.
will be given by Mrs. William H. Mar—
vin and Mrs. Josiah Gregory. and thr-
report of the committee on cushions and
carpets will be given.
The Woman's asstxzintlon ol the sleuth
Norwalk Baptist church has been iuvlb
ed to 1111.11: at the home of the president.
Mrs. E. II. For. 11': West street. 1111111111
o'clock. 'I‘nelnlny. to listen to 1111 ad-
dress by Rev. D. M.fiewurd. l‘). 1).. on
“Winter Scenery in the Adirondacks."
All the ladies of the church and con»
grogutiou are invited to be present. and
are specially "quested to bring tin-tr
lrteadr.
PIIIOML PARAIIAPIII.
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“Minoan.
.‘lohnGarrull, of New York. was in
town yesterday.
Frederick Lauder spent beauty in
South Norwalh. 4
“ennui Gm. 111 lirldgspurmpvut
sundry with friends in hermit.
W. W. Estonia. 111 Boston. bsu been
the guest at his parents in South Hutu
strict ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
castles living twine! blew lurk.
upset bands, with his parents In West
M.
Absolutely Pure.
b t t It area
on may?" ’93:!!!” Aesiig'thag'tm “Mtg
atom and all ms of adul alteration com-
mune entire 0%“) no bran
us. unto PoWlInOo. New York.
Sm
'Mre.Franlr Smith, of Sing Sing, is
visiting lilies Annie Selleck, of Crescent
Terrace. 1
Miss Mae Wolthegel, of Paterson, N.
J.. ie‘the guest of Mrs. G. Fred Austin,
of River street.
Miss Carrie Dixon, of Weslport. is the
guest of her sister, Miss Jennie Dixon,
0! Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Lewis St. John Keeltr, of South-
port, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Theile, of Fairileld avenue.
Mr. and Mre. James Paul and son,
Lawrence Kenneth, of Grove street,
spent Sunday in Stamford.
.l. B. Costelle.'captain of B1 1pc Hose
company, left Norwalk, Saturday night.
for a week's visit in Washington.
The Misses Dotha 5. Planet) and Jean
Gregory, of Norwalk, will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb, of York
square, New Haven, this week.
Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, of New Haven,
state regent o! the D. A. It. who will
bethe guest of Mrs. 'I'. K. Noble at the
Norwalk Congregational parsonage.
The 11.511111.
Fair tonight and Tuesday; warmer
linesday: northeast words.
1111.11wa 1111.11115- urn.
Thai .111 At nmclt) in lnrzicn railroad-
ing i-: tho hospital car, designed to serve a
double [llirpmiu In tho 1-1'vnt oi as scrions
accident. tin-so cars 0.111 he run to tho place
of the lllr’lhlil win r1 tho injnrcd may '0
pic R111! up and rarriuvrl to thr to arm! luruo
cltv {or ire. 111111 at instendoi btlng l1vlt to
pass long hours at. 14111111.- wnysirI-v station
while lilt‘ltlllllg surgical nttcmlrmm. It
ulsm cnnlrb s 1h»- rnilwuy «moronic-111! cer-
tain snot-nus or 11111111 epu'lnl occasions to
irrtrlstnrt lungs- number» of inn-slide to
health 1'. sorts or plows of pilgrimage.
'l‘ho Intnrisr 111' lluv 111ri~ «liriqlrd into a
11min cuinpnrtrnrrl. 11 rarrrhlur 111 um side
11ml too 911.11” rmms at tho 1111i. ’llw
lnrgrst cunqnifltiit'pt i~1lwl1mpitnl prop r.
I! mutants :ji iauluiml bud-1. I'Ittr'lr 1:.1li1'111
lies in l'tunt nl two littll- windows. which
may he 1'l1151'tl or 1,1111 1111lut “ill. limit in 1t
is providr-d with :1 little 111111'11l1iv table,
and 11 cord at 11111: to hold all the unions
small 11i1j1‘1'lfl1vl1ir'l1 llm rail-'11! may tr
quire. 'I luv 1'11rri1l1m- on tlmoutslriv Inn!
to llu- lllll'll clustt and tho tlm’lttr's 1.3111111
llll 11L
Various imprimrs in tho loor. when
0111 11ml, (lid low to \i: 11’ 1111 luv rival. .‘1
mmpnrtnu 111 1'1 r 1I11-1li1-31;lu-li-111 11' wiliul
linvn, 11ml :1 ['rtitl‘ltlll 1'1'll:tl‘. ll 1111,11 wary
111.111'li1111nl llu1 lrmtulrtll'll:1!1.it'r may ‘5‘
trnnslormnl llllu :m 1:111 «mint: x‘wmt I1».-
ul'évltt t'..' l molly. as 1‘11-1-2111111'1'
1".
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’blri}: is lmnlm‘tl.
’llnwmv mil iv 11111 In
charge 1d :1 murmur 11ml 11111'11-1. and will
It: chi-vily list-ll I11 win-y invalhls. from lli’l
glnmdmw't1-.1i111hu1'111l1rrnmlwl I‘rnht'o
~Il:1l1i111urr.~‘1111.
stamping Linen.
' M1111}- 111111111-1 phi. 1' buying turt'nmtcd
[111111 rm and 1.1-111!1'1';:111l 11:1:111 lug Ihctr
111v11l1111v11s1m Ill-y 111ml ilu'm. lull no”
11111311 llm: tlnv 1111\‘1l11r rut» ntl rm 111~t|v.
II Tim 111:1ltv1'i1.l In In- ridinga'tl Ii Ilr1-l.
slightly 11111111 mvd and ”11' 11111- m la th- 11
laid on. and '11111' that the would 111'1- inhl
Iot'u livw lllillllt‘lllri out 1‘1 but ~11u' 111'
11111111lnlhol'mvoin lint Ilnllt'nn 111ml llm
youth-'1 driw. tin 11 tluvn-wtll lm nudillt
tultv of 11 is kind.
‘tllllrlerl Ito-ton.
'l‘ld' 1m \ulu tit! 11(11‘11‘1rus11llml I111'l2lll1
ultln In lluuun11111111111111»..-11111'11‘11l111111s. It
is about tluv only I 3.1111 in the norhl “how
u tllst'tmv with 111111 11 11111111' t'nltltl in! 11111
(hr-1111111! by childro 11 11nd l‘t'hllllt' popular
with all t'lntw 1%. ~ .‘ww 01111111" l'icnyunu.
Thousand”! ticatstly.
Mr. R. It. Groove, merchant. of (lhtl1
bowie. Va. er-rtilhsn that he had con-
11111111111111.1111. given up to die. sought.
all medical treatment that money could
pm! are. tried all couch rrvmmllun he
could hoarol. but not 111; relief; spent
many aims 1111111111 1111 in a chairman in-
dutied to try Ilr. King' .11 New Discovery.
and was cured hv use at two bottles For
gall three years llllll beets 11111111111111: to
ltllnnss and says Dr King“ 11 New Dis-
covery is the grandest reinmly ever made.
as it hint done 111111111in for him and also
for other:- 111 his community Dr King 11
New lllsrmvory is guaranteed torture bu.
coldslnd consumption. it don‘t all.
Trial 11111111111111 at It. H.1’luisted 11 drug
shire. booth Norwsllt
FIRE
INIUR
AN¢I.
For a reliable
.1111» when; 11111111
Evaporated Apples,
speak in Norwallr next Thursday, will ‘
“ runes, 5c. “
“ 1. Nectarinee, Sc , “
u
l’itted Cherries,
!
100
' an. LAVITOH 1. co. 2; South 111111 street
. EDWARD STREET. . ,1
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
We exhibit one of the prettiest and choicest stocks
of Ladies' Shirt Waists, it has been our pleasure '
to show van. The styles are the very latest, and
prices are exceedingly low, for the quality We '
have a fine assortment of Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets.
. . . .TIES, BOWS, BELTS, ETC. . . . ..
In the Dress Goods Stock. you will find pretty.
all wooi‘chec'xs, so much in demand at present,
also a good line of cloths for bicycle wear, in wool
and cotton goods. .
EDWARD STREET!
5 “GAZETTE BUILDTM
IIORWALII, OOH.
There’s 1111 Lawm Against it!
You can buy your grain elsewhere
and haie it full of dirt and dust; you
t can pay more for your 11min and hay,
lit you want to, but What’s the use?
’ All ou1 cats are caretully selected
and thorougl lily screened. ’
BuyD Oats That‘s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch, .
l5 Marsha" Street. South Ilurwallt
l'r111:1'l1.‘~1.im:1u.~' Livery Stable.
fl
\V—ngfi:w ““““ i:‘::‘—:/“\m/
AOKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
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11 1mm rum Standard of Excellence l
Both In Deal and Their! ol I‘iulsh .l ACKSOtt'H l' LATI\O'1‘\ I'P. T'Oll I'ItAI'l‘B are beau»
it Hi and last forever. Interiors and all:.11.hlt1-1vt 1m] work a apt-1 lnlty.
I. M. JACKSON Photographor.
SOCIETY AN D BALL
. . . PRINTING.
m
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
'l‘licnndcrsigncd lmvcplacul the agency for Norwalk,
South Summit: and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & 1). Special juvenile ll. 1t l). and World bicycles with
l". W. ROGERS, 1‘.) Main Street, Norwalk.
IEWAREI
I11 punluminguuy oi the zliuve cy Ics of any inst the authorised
11' cuts. 1.1112 that. ltld'miuin til far [my another has not been tampered
“alum the' guarantee '11. withdrawn imm all bicycles when the number
has been into. rfcrcd with ur rem wed
BIGELOW 81 IJOWSE C0.
New Englmd Agents,‘lioston, Mass.
.3. ‘
GUARANTEED
2 BA
Our Bicycles!
QUALITY THE HIGHEST!
PRIOE8 THE LOWEST!
We 1'th age hi1 yoles. Sell on iuttuliments
Intending purchasers tanghito ride tree.
Save money by examining our complete line.
urban s ocean's
53 Wall Street. Nervous, Ct
AT THE SEN l’lNEL OFFICE .
THE creosote.
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
is astraw hat a negligec.
blue serge suit and belt; ill
As regards the straw hats,
on the inside track, because
in case lots, direct" from th
ers, and you do not have 111
up the middle man ’s profits
Negligcc shirts we get in
same way, and being large 5 l1
naturally have many advau ‘
over, the smaller buyer!.
“"1: will sell you an all woo
serge suit, fast color, for $6.5
other advantage you have by ' "
ing with the manufacturcr~ouly§
one profit from maker to ocean
Others at 88, 10, and 12..
pride ourselves on our fine list Of”
51 vcaters and golfhose. Have you .
seen them. 3 ‘
Our guarantee;
funded.
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
Gemstock, Watkins
81 Dow’s,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Bell
&00. 1
Your money re- 3
Pile Driving 1 Gemstock Brothers,”
Fatlmatel’urnishod {or
Dock and Bridge
Building and U
Repairing. ‘ ‘ .
h...”-
Clnihing, Etc.
Foundation Pile Driven. it SOOTII IAII ST. .
5o. Hort-sit.
MILFORD A. OIFFII,
Manager.
maicm
YOU OAII' T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
lngl
At tr.- Sentinel
Ofiloo.
TWO Znonwam.
scones. lso. NORWALK.
.. “A - .- “-41.”..m
Active Trade
Winners!
We want to do lots of business, and
give you the benefits of our large
purchases. Values such as these come
seldom, grasp them while you can. if
A regular 25c silk garter, in 8 difi'er- ‘I
cut colors. 1 to; not to be had again
when this lot is gone. Just like
Giving Money Away!
With every negligce shirt we will give
11 pair ol'liall link cull buttons. These
buttons retail at 251: per pair in all
parts of the country.
Negligcc shirts at 501', 750, $1, 1.50.
Open curry evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothicr. Hatter and Furnisher,
Ishsoltstno lletsl Ilsolt.
t ,
south Isms lb
SPRING AND SUMMER SHOEW
ANT)
Where You Can Find Them!
In buying shoes there are
FOUR ESSENTIAL POIITS:
THE PRICE! THE .TYLII
THE PITT THE WEAR
lo buying our new stock, we made a
specialty of the above combinations.
GLOVE R's
Norwalk Chronicler