"men than. Haws on Pliers 8
m o. mmmmm
“ Stephen Oomsmck'ie quite ill at his
home inflorgan avenue.
AlmJohn M. Lockwood was yester-
tiny removed from the Harwell: Hospital
"tuber home in Weston.
r-Lonc'n regular dinner, 250.
Three large poles were placed in Best
avenue. near The Green, yesterday. {or
, the Norwalk Tramway company's wires.
”Westport eels, lily. N. Y.mltt.
. William B Wyrill. burnt. for the John
‘ Hancock Life Insurance company, has
3 none to Danhury to work for the com
. P”!!- ..-..-.....
Four carrier pigeons belonging to
Massachusetts tuition were liberated
" this morning from the store 01.1.1“.
Benedict, in Wall street.
Collins. the new pitcher recently eign-
ed by Manager (Minority, of the Bridge
ports, has removed there from Norwalk
and will live in that. town during the
ball season.
—'~Sea bars, the. N. Y. mitt.
Thomas Osborn will tomorrow raise a
large flagpole on the grounds of St.
Mary’s Free Hospital for Children, at
The Rocks. The pole was presented by
Mrs. Theodore Smith, of France street.
-—A. H. Hoyt & Son give slimy Aug-
not 23 a useful article—$75 in gold.
Every on. role good shoe worth and
coupon. 37 Wall street
C. Ford Soelcy IS handing out entry-
blnnlrn for a twenty- -milo road race.
June 10. He expects to have 150 entries
and SLIM! worth of prizes. The course
in tube the turnpike to Norwalk and
back. ____..,...
wlI‘loundcrs, 5c. N. Y.
Inkt.
Er Councilman Charles E. Seymour
is having improvements made to his
residencein West street. TheyiuI-lude
the building of nbathroom on the rear
of the house, and the plat-lug of hot and
The men mention of the Bmokeide
Ohnpel emulation will be held tonight.
Blane last Thurwiay Richardson
Brothel-a have sold eight '96 model Syra-
cuse wheels.
m
~Bnult Iliad. in. N. Y. mht. [
The Beardsley mud Hairdryer in now at
work on ,the government contract oti'
Oyster Shel! Point.
The Oriole club will hold a meeting
tonight at the home of Peter Shields, in
Hamilton street.
The City of Norwallr band will hold a
practice tonight in the Sons of St.
George Hall.
~Blnck Wire (lloth. the square l't.
South Norwnlk Hardware Co.
A wind mill will soon he placed on the
grounds of St. Mary' It Free Hospital for
Children, at The ltoclre.
Rev. W H. Thomas,“ I), andfnmily
of Lynn Muss" are Ixrcupyinuthoirtob
logo at Wilhon Cove.
The officers have not yet been able to
arrest .‘lohn Barthel but when taught
he will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law.
The regular meeting of Eureka Re-
bekah Lodge will he held tomorrow
night. All members are requested to he
present,unitnportnnthusiucss is. to be
transacted.
~Roo I:h:td,tI: N Y mitt.
At its meeting. inst night, Buckingham
Port, (2}. A. 1%.. voted to accept an limi-
lotion to attend the Sunday school ser-
vices in the Norwulk Methodist .church
on May it”.
The Misses Hutch entertained friends
at whist, yesterday afternoon, at their
home in West avenue. The prizes went
to Mrs. Thomas Benedict. .lr., Mrs. H.
A. Mathewsonnnd Mrs. Hrlnndo Allen.
——-FIshin;z smack Flash is at the Wash-
Absolutely Pure.
lebrnted tor it» Bmatleavenln elm“ b
3“?th lull we Assume the lounge
olinn and a! tonne or ndulterntion coma!
man to the chem [.Imnrle
In. Bum; I’ow out Go. New York
-..........__ .... ~.
PERSONAL PANASNAPNS.
The Beings ml Coatings oi Namath People
and Their Friends.
K. William Manefield was in Hart-
ford. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. FLA
In Hartford yesterday.
.Wood ward were
Landlord hone (l. liamilion, of the
Warwick House, is In Milhurn, N. .1.
Mrs. J. (I. CNDWG is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. S. Crolut, in Now
Haven.
Mrs. ( utter, of Washington, is anneal
of hire. Milo ll Famous, at Brook-side
l".artn
Mrs. Charles Sweet, of Jersey City. is
the guort of her mother Mrs. H. E
Brown, of Chestnut street, Norivnllr.
OEATN 0F ANOTHER AGED CIYIZEN
William E. Dane Passes how at His Name
in River Street.
William it}. Dunn died about. 10:30
o'clock tin.» morning. at his home: in
River street, Norwallr, after an illntsi of
several weeks.
Mr. Dunn was born in Stamford on 5'
April llth. luff». and was therefore.
seventytwo yours ot' .Igv. lie begun
ingtnn street bridge with live, cod fish at
3" :1 pound. T, Morton. 1
The locnnmtiie on the Springllvl I! ex 9
prose btoke her rookcreurm juett net of
the Washington street crossing thidi
morning. causing a short delay. 'llII i
l’Itrelield express took the train to New I
‘i nrk.
cold water in the room, and rcpluinhing ;
throughout.
——S(c the carbonctto at Lewis'.
R. L Wehrle. u professional bicycle
rider of South Nor-whtllr is entered to
take part in some notable cieuts wlIiI- h:
i
willtuke place at the grind taco mertihmrsh
to be held at Crescent l’ark ii. 1
Monday, May :ilst. lie is now in train-
ing at Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport.
-—-L:lnc's pure Ice cream is best.
The funeral of liuos Kellogg will
take plncc from his into residence in
Riverside avenue. Norwnllr, toumrrow’
afternoon. Rev. l‘
in“.
lemon of the fIIuIilv.
the dearth d wasarnemher will attend
the services. They will Into? at their
rooms at
—l’rof 31.8. ltoseu the well known IN‘W‘WH‘
ocnlint optic lan. can he consullwi at his
office. m the park t' “f the (Elly Motel. . dII-e, ribbons, gloves and laws.
fionth Norwallt. Tuesdays. from 9 n. In
to 8 p. In. Eyes examined free.
I chum oi Aycr‘e ‘Pllla the
lyetcm in set in good working
order and a than he ;iml to feel
that llie is worth living. He
who has become the gradual
prey of constipation. dot-II not
realise the lrictlon under which
M labors. until the burden in
lllled 1mm him. Then hi!
mountains sink lute mull-
‘hllhl. his moroiwucu given
place to lollily. he in a happy
mu again. It lilo ricer not
will worth living to you. you
I ‘ " thin I very different View
F liter taking
1 hr \lt. Han. I‘l’.
‘ed. ut l'loistcd 5 tomorrow.
.-\. Scolit ld ot'liciut- ~
Intortucntwil! be :It the conven-fituttur
'l' he no where of i be mid to any one I ustouwr
Buckingham Post (I. A it , of which E
2:30 o I- lock, in uniform !
. vice-presidents,
The mu "minute of the (-I II or. :tI tn.
IS'Inth Nuiuulk Congregational IliuI”.-Ih'
ut :(t Monday Ironing: will include ox- ‘
plan: tory notes on Ibo organ numbers
(‘ It ins may he obtain-i
ladies and gr ntleuien who are re- i
It: the cake walk to be held under
the an panes of s‘v Mary'e I hurth an n
T 111'
l Inostctl to Intel In “I . liIIornetIt of the
Ithurt'h, tonight, tIe-lctnik uf costumexi
l will be decided upon. . f
The New York Union-fr munpun}. :III- '
nounces II great bullt'l‘ sale for SIIIII ! .II", I
M Iy find. '1 Ili i IIIIIMII}. Illl“ IIII lIIInIl‘
lit‘ty tut»: of the very linest umuncry‘
No Inmo III: In ten pounds will;
in their III u. store. SIrItield (\' llnvl
lure prepwued tuslnw the It'llgt’tll hand
sonnet, nnd IlII .Ipmt liIII‘ of dry guide. ,
I unlit) (Itlllillil Ind. 'YI‘! tleilIIlml in tiwf
'llu—II stun in n lwwildnmu
mmy of lawns. IliIIIiticII,pI:rI‘nl(e. IIrIanI- ;
5
Always uniform and re bold: are Im‘
pm II! C town ( igar-I I
‘Ihmt puilllrl
At It IIIII-tinnot the piudm Itinl '0!!le
mitteeolthv Norwuilt llnptist clIIIrI-‘h.
lust night, it mm mm! that. owner I“.
Illl‘llllll‘lill of lit“ |I.I~tur. lien I" ll It IlI
bins the IIIIIIIlII-III unit the prom.
IIII-ut'rnunndattend Ilw HIIIIIlnv thl
vouwmimt In the Houth NuI walk (”I ll-
Irregntionnl church, tonight.
««««« Bluvllsb M‘ N Y.Iul.t. I
”that "out last night IIrIoIItIIl later
Mendy for vagrant-v. “nicer Mom I
hon-o nmnttd Thoniau l'iteucrnld for
mummy IIIIIl intersection. The ml II
wm: lrml Ihiu morning lit-fore .luIlIIn.
l-rcuory. llzwh wan lint d MII and emu,
indntault nfwhich they were tIIltIII to
jail. it trIIIIIIpirIIl III the trial Hi It they
Wore ulno Legging.
l
'l‘lIuIIIIIIuIl llltltillllll‘ilfllli‘ Wumun‘sl
Automation of flu Hunth Nurwnllr "up ‘
that church was held yesterday llilt'l‘
noon, and the foilowlnu ottlcere were
olectml: l'rslidout. hire. ll. it with:
foreign mlnelnn, Mm.
ll. '1'. l-lhollield. and home Intuition. Lira.
John ‘l‘ryc II. summary. Mrs. ‘IIIIrlmI 1.
Cole trcnntlcor. Mien Annllne limit
OH !“ in:
’l‘ry Electric tritium s- u remedv for
your tumbler? If not. gulls batik; now
unit not relief This medicine hue hiatus
found to he turiullurlr adopted to the n»
lint underwent all entitle ihnnplalnte.
erecting a wolulei'tul threat influence in
firing mm: h and who to the organ.
youa hove Antoni“ A till. (inheritin-
Hinduism, Flint"; lie. more
it its“ ,Melnn.
lilac
”all.
311m llll‘tlli‘llll'
'tIIIIl perhaps lIIIIl lIIlInuII lt'mn
item: bug and in emu lilo
;a~c:.
the active duties of life at the (low '
Mills, and “(if true engaged in the
‘Iiiery stahlcl bounces in Sthlmford lit-
Iilm conducted n liury stable at out
time in NI w L .Inaun and w .14 also on-
,zegod in tin grocery business, win :11 he
Iltspusui «It to liurtis & Mead, tho luttur
now comptroller oi the Milli}.
During and utter the war Mr. Dunn
“ow tow II I.I\ Cnilt't.‘ it I of New (' anaun.
in into ye me be h .Id bI- II II II ~iI‘II at «It
Nurwulk whm lII- i timed (Li .I iner
stublo and immune busiues“, now con-
“holed by his sun, Horatio l2. l)I.IIItI
j-IlI w as at one llltlt Inter estcd in I urge
géltllt .s st Me In \» \I Y oil.- City.
“l. [Milli \\ .I~' I burning of the
lliroughof \Iwiualk for out turn lb-
was ll Innn Ivt 'Ml induces princi-
pics and cstlcmml m J“ it‘éldr'i lIi~'
\vilt two mun Fllhllt him, Wulldrr
Dunn, captain otpoliw of Nnt'wullr. and
[IIIYBVII l'L Dunn.
~\\'t‘ :m h; IIII-zttg wnll [min-r l'wr ‘.‘h.’
in r Ilonim ItIl} ’l'hI- .l. ’l'. l’IIIwitt I-IIIII
pun) 2H1 \Vnelnmnun street.
Stands at the tired.
“All“ “I B Inn-i the ,.- IIIlIIIg Iitngqist nf
Mlmwpnrt it says. "in liing'. mw
glhmuvvry IN llm hillyllllllfl that (lifts
'llly Inuuh llllll It Is this be.” v mllcr I
it or " .l 1".l'tllllpln‘ll. llll‘nildlll IIl'
Hullnnl, Alix. unite. llr lituhsNI-u
llim Wt'l'V I.~ nil 'lIut III I lillllll'iil I II: it
murfdilt, :IIIIl lSIIlilllt t'llll' lwl (‘IIII-
nillllpil'lll, l ougtm and l 'Hltlh lonnnut
unnuultiu ll" llli‘llld ' Dr King e
NI- w ”IMWHHIV fnri‘ unit. Inptmil t‘u. “Ila
‘.IIIIH mil in ll II no Inn-mn- or I: hit»
lIH'Ii IIII-Il turn Illltlli‘l III‘ II H'llllll')
and today ntunds .u I!» h: II! it In II-r
llu' iII.Il lit-Ll in II! ll ll
I‘lIIMI ~'Il II drug stIIII
I‘Ilv'
Electric Bitters.
lIlI'I'lriI' “1'th In it Inmltrlm- MIltml
I-fIIr .Iny MIAMI". lIIIt tn‘rbztm morn ul'lli’l
Iillv IIImiI Il “Ill II Ilw Linunui I\lliltlhll It
held»: pros 'lIII H “by" HM lIwr Is I ll ml
lillll Hlilxklrh and ill: lwo'rl IIl' ll innit
.IIIIl nllI IIiIlH‘MHll A prompt "mot
.. IIltIIII :I‘uttul lulu
Nu
mull: lllt' Will not mote eurIly m «mun
Hil’llll lIIItII
IlIII Inulnrtul Imiuun llIII....IIlIII lIIIlI
motion, AMIIIKHPIIIIUII lll/llllt'rm Milli“
I‘Ili‘ifllrlt ltitlI-ru. but: and Al ”I! not
bottled! ll. ll. l'ltiItul hill‘ll“ *lHli“
rIRE
N-EUR
For It Irliulnlo
lulu till.
Irllllllli [Myrna
l” IIII
lIIeIII: lm't'
I‘Irbry
Hill
on
TAVLOI I DOLDEN'S
helium IMWINOO Ann-y.
mummy I‘l’llltl’l‘.
NIIIIHI Nulflli
“fill“
READ. . . .
1'“.
I
WANT
“WWI
-* Fruit Salall
Evaporated Apples, (lo pound
“ Prunes, 50 “
“ Nccioi'ines, Sc 1“
r. n. uwron I. 00., 22 South Main Street
EDWARD STREET
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
We exhibit one of the prettieet and choicest stocks
of Ladies' Shirt Waists. it has been our pleasure
to show you. The styles are the very Intent, and
prices are exceedingly low, for the quality We
have a line assortmentof Lndics’ Shirt Waist Sets.
.TIES, BOWS, BELTS, ETC.
in the Drum (loods Stock. you will find pretty.
all woolcheclts, somnch in demand at present;
also a good lino ot' cloths for bicycle wear, in wool
and cotton goods.
EDWARD STREET l
ItoIIIIIALII cone
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
There’s No Law Against it!
A on can but your gtuin olsewhoio
land lmo it lull ol dirt and dust; you
can put Inmo fol )our grain and 134121.)
lil you want to. but What’s the use? I
All out oats :Ito carctully selectedk
land thoroughly smeencd. . .
. Buy Oats That' 3 Clean. [f
, Manuel T. Hatch, .
its Marshall Street, ‘ South Norwallt {
( l, .‘dltb'h'.
ACKSON’ 5 PHOTOGRAPHS
'llilllllll'!'l'llll IIIIWIII
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}
limit !I hulmuns' LII-e I'
..5 - -., ,_.. .
mm us 'rmm Standard of Excellence!
Ruth in Design Mid l r duty of Wu!» h. ..'-l t ‘KFUS‘ 'il l I'll ‘IU'l 'tl‘l. l‘Oil'l‘llM’ is uw heliu-
eatand'
old!
THE OPPOSITES.
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
‘Gomstoclt Bret: ‘3‘“
A good combination for mum”?
is a straw hat, a negligcc shirt
blue serge suit and belt; then you
will be cool and comfortable. “ ,
As regards the straw hats, we are
on the insidetrack,becausewehuy , _
in case lots, direct from the Inuit.
ers, and you do not have to m f c
up the middle man's profiis. .
Neglizec shirts we get in the
same way, and being large buyers
naturally have many advantage!
over the smaller buyers.
\i e will sell you an all wool bin
serge suit, fast color, for 86.50;.anw
other advantage you have by trail.
mg with the manufacturer—only
one profit from maker to cunsnmer.p
Others at $8, to, and 12. We}
pride ourselves on our fine line of
sweaters and golfhosc. Have you
seen them ?
Our guarantee:
funded.
We as usual are carrying
the largest stock in the
city. All grades of them.“
at the lowest prices we
ever manic. >To be~hnd
only at
Oomstock, Watkins
8: Dow’s,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOM ES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to theszlgta George S. 134-1!
0.
Your’money re-
P I I e DrIVIngl
”may“.
Estlmfll‘iFIll'fllrvi ml for
‘Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
4o. 4......
Foundation Pile Driven. mm" (4 500"! MAIN 51',
So. Norwalk.
YOU CAN'T ”0 BETTER nurouo A. mm...
Than Leave Your Orders for ' "
Manager.
P ri n t-
Comstock Brothers,
('lIIllIIllg, l‘ZlC.
tllul .m l .I.-d ' II-IIU. Intuit l. .3! ..: 1 “I“ bib .1 ti v'» Ml .t .I. ,~|.~ in. t}
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 5.3 Wnll Straot, Norwulll, Ct’
SOCIETY AND BALL 3
PRINTING.
AT THE SENTINEL OFFlCE
NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern.
.Tbc undersignctl ililYt‘ placed the agency for Norwnlk,
South Norwnlk and Vicinity lnr tlIc rclcbmtcd Ctuwl'm‘tl
ll. 8: ll. Special lItI'ctIik- ll. & l) and World bicvclcs with
l‘. W. ltillili RS, 1'.) Main Sheet, Nomulk
BEWARE!
lII puni- I'III. :II", III lIll' .IiI Ir (I'M of .-II\ but
not "in. en: but the . Ilt'mul I.“ ll Iy III.III.I I him not but II l. min. ll Il
II III .III the. nonunion IN “Hill! who town .I.! b (yilcs when the: Illilllllll
has been IIIIIIicch Willl or IIIIIoveIl
lilGl..l.UW lit UOWSI'I CO.
New Eng. Ind Agents, llnstun, Muse
5. mt
SIOO l897 BlOYOLESl
$l0 SECURES $l00
' WHEEL AT ONCE!
lIIIIIIt-Iliutc use of wheel on paying $10 down.
Seven monthly payments ol'lilltl ouch eccurce your obno-
lutc ownct‘uhip.
These high lift“!!! 8100 hit wheels are cold elsewhere tor
3100 curb.
Our Installment Price, $80.
Our Gash Price,................?.
Call, examine, and we quote.
the uIIIlIIIIi/cvi‘
ing!
At tho Sentinel
OMOQ.
rrwo INORWALK.
STORES. loo. nonwuln.
ii
,. -. m, .m
Active Trade .
Winners!
“'0 want to do lots of business, and
give you the bcncfits of our large
purchases. Values such as these come
seldom, grasp them while you can.
.\ regular 25c silk garter, in 8 differ-
ent colors. l is; not to be had again
when this lot is gone. just like
Giving Money Away!
With every Iicgligcc shirt we will give
:1 pair ol‘ball link cull buttons. These
buttons retail at 25k per pair in all
parts of the country.
Negligcc shirts at 50c, 750. $1,150.
Upon ('\t'l’\' cruising until I) o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Iltittcr and Furnishcr,
Mahnelomo Hotel Ileclt, South Nomllh
SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES!
AN!)
Where You‘ICan Find Them!
in buying shoes ”left! are
FOUR “SENTIAL POINTS:
TH: Pmcn THI'. s'rvuzt
THI rm 'rI-III: wum
in buying our new neck, we made II
Ispecialty of the above combinations.
GLOVER’S
New Shoe Store,
m WWW Street
Norwalk Chronicler