"f ' “M "' . Min and. I!
m Solon. or slang ulna e m, telleaboel, the Wigs/uh!»
moon neuralgia. . . . , . end collarr and owl's-wills
I”! Bum?“ mum, of Am, you? & can hmh It s
Mlumoflbvuhilll. ' m’ ' ‘
. . ‘ . ‘ , Shirt cam/or! grows with the
rheumatiwcmnmiiteeomope Hallo reasons. This year the
company will meet tonight.
1
The condition at William H.01metead,
of Union Park, inconsiderably improved.
--Luteet Dunlap derby. . O‘Brieu'l.
The perk at Bell Inland hue been
graded and street lamps placed in the
streets. .
The Butler street straw but works
will probably that down in about three
weeks.
Fwd W. Smith. of West Main street,
has joined the growing army oi bi-
cycliete. .
o
The '{oundation for William Mo-
Muhon’ltnew house in Reed street, ill
under way.
, Mrs. Hannah Hill's residence, at West
avenue and Cedar streets, is in the hands
of the paintore.
——Lauc's pure ice cream is best.
The annual convention of the Con-
necticut Diocesan Brotherhood 0! St.
Andrew will be held in New Haven on
July 12 and iii.
lmlieL Sherwood has been elected
archon of Norwalk Conclave oi litipltlv
eophe to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation or James T. Hubboll.
Mrs. Frederick Holden's residence in
Marianne, near The, Green, will be
occupied for the summer by George H.
Flow, of the New York and Norwaik
Steamboat company.
AI a result of the mission recently
held at St. Marf’s church, 2,400 lif'l'fiulirl
received communion, this woreemd‘lrm-
ed, and. the mission priests made collec-
tions amounting to $30.
——Laiest Yeoman derby. U'Brien'e.
New telephone subscribers this month
are .l. G Jennings. Wm. W. Lester,
Richard H. Golden, Knob Outing club,
Dr. H. C. Sharer, H. J. & U. 5. Grum-
man, I“. A. Hill, E. A. Woodward,
Rotor: Point Improvement company, it.
J. Cat’bill. Norwalk Hotel.
Representatives of the Epwortil
Intrigue 'whn term the cabinet of the
New York district are arranging for the
semi-annual conventional the llzlgnc,
which will he held in ilridgcport, Mon
day, June [5. There will be morning,
afternoon and u'eniug sessions. Fully
200 delegates are expected to attend.
Ah “)0 eeeeiou t)! “it! (lrund inligu it!
tlrllilollowa in Milford um luiiowolu ul-
iicers were elected: Grand Mam r. .iuhu
Blair. of Waterbury; deputy grand lllllli
ter. Z. R. Robbins, of Norwich; grand
acorotary. Frederick liltsford, of New
Haven; grand tmus rer, W. ll. Mari-
gold. of Bridgeport; relwcm‘lltzltires to
the sovereign urand bulge, David It At.
ling. of New Haven, and Lucius ii Fol.
lor. of Putnam; grand marshal, ii. [L
Jackson. oi Bridgeport.
~Wheois lloid on installment plan. l".
H. Ambler.
The salary of Presiding: Eider Nurlll.
oi the New flew-ll dunner, ha» brim tir
ed. Minot year, at $3,000, and a coup
mitten upwintmi i rapporiiou the arrests
militia among the t'lilll‘ttld'd. The lll‘t'liillv
iii“ elder reports l till: oonw-ruioilu tho
midyear. The omunlltten appointed at
the last meeting ot the steward» to it oil
into the tiilvtldlllliiy of abound a homo
{or indigent Women. found that it would
tint he llthilmllltt to [proceed in (irhlt’illnlia
lug each an institution now. A null
man died mum: your» rum in thin illnlt‘ltll.
leaving .liiJitiii llit all endowment ior
Inch ahonlo. and IVt'll tho ironic-en of
that land, he laid, have not won lit in
“art the pronoun! bottle.
it Wmiiinlrioii rpeeial to tho iillrthmi
”mum. tinder tint! oi lily till, my»:
"Lhttimtttiltlill iliii returned from lion-
neeiient tonight and («mud hint at nor-
mrnnldnhm in rul‘oronco to the mute
ultimo at Wooded and Well! With-ted.
it result that Mr. hilly, oi Minstrel.
who «emailed recently to lining the
[met-om them removed to one oi his
new new. is trying to do Willi“ ot
them-min Whirled. Hill when“:
iltoltfle the two llfllelleoonllolidaied and
a free delirrry oilion eelublirhed. to he
Miahielnlihlinn. Horemirtlmtw
ital not a strum Walt claim title to
fir. ill”. mi Joleph it ~ Voila. id With
not, will he twee tonhlrt'ow with it
calmly illusion pretest. M the we
hare Sr. billy has hm active. and inn
hill lire then out “the; element to ll
m tor“ rill aroma «More. A
W‘mhwmmmmmthl
Wmutmm."
«on.
hot mother shirt» made
of main: or line cation
goalie. loose and coal and
comfortable about. the belly; ~~
a cool linen cal/er about “ ,
the neck Weep while collars will most are!) sort
of colored slur! nowadays.
Pretty patterns lac/loose from—«a profusion of them.
Prices like this.
Colored bosom Shll’l's, 97c. French flannel, Scolch
and plaid zephyrs, [or while collars. $1.50 to $3.
Flue mac/ms and [zap/1y" Slur make neg/[yea
shl'n's wl‘lh sepaiiizblc extra collars and cuffs and
others with cuffs clinched lo be worn with while
collars. 0/11ch wilh collars and cu/fs al/achea'
at $.50: all new c’eSIgns. '
Propcr ncchdrccs for every occasion is here at the
proper price. Fluids, silks, all {he sly/J's}: Irma's
Milas&(°s
I We Sell Golf
Soils,
BI caches, .
Caps, Open Monday, Friday an d
Slu'rls. Salim/a; Evenings.
«unmumw W
00" " 0‘ ”CHOW «mm-emu»
Some people have thought. in ages
gone by
A gasoline store an unsaicthing ill
buy; ‘
Such notions as these are [a L all
endurance. , _,
For there is a sale stove :lll'l it is
called the “insurance.”
And this is tilestory thc“insllr. one"
will tell,
No bother oi iluoding, no smoke,
no smell;
safety, c lllvcnictuic,
meals, and well done,
There is no SiuVC can beat i- "toil-2
under the sun.
For quirk
Some dealers think more of Wit-ll tllt')’ can make,
50 be careful in buying and in do no mistake,
lint ask for the stove that bar. "uttllill every test;
The "insurance" today moi llil’ztvrr the best.
You wiilniukc a mis'akc it you buy a gasoline stove
without i'mt investigating the insurance.
NASH 8t VANSCOY.
' ‘ .,°9_'--!‘-l'ln.ee9 “at Simil-
DaiinirectFreight Line.
NEW YORK,$OUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
Til ll. i’ll ()PELLERS
ORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULGAN,
Will iclwc Pier 13. E. R. Blackmail street, New Ylirltjat 5 p. u..
l cave Noiwnlk, 5 p in; South Norwaiit 6 p. m. Freight received irom
7 a. in. his p m. l'poil applildilun to agents the City of Norwaiii
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent lul‘ special lots oi ireight anywhere in
New York or its VtClllliy.
All perilous an: turbid llllsl‘lloz any of the employees oi the innate oi
line line on account oi the Minute thereof.
Cur or N
o
CHiiDREN’S
sum
That. were sold i'luill $5 to $123;
we are going to close iii.
32. $2.50 and '33.
Conflicting of the
Finest Pattern Worstedt,
.. woodman
n
mefimmuw o
Benneeilliurn Gite-vials,
Olly biennium.
Made in the beet style and man-
ner. it ill an opportunity that
email mould imam».
in young. black!
; Vilma, it". llfiuil‘
fill! favor. _ ,
With-roe rider and o
,ml less and a throng
heart. Tidal»; iii in his favor. ,
the £3th it Milli! to ride down iiuiatopt
0f*.lurkn":MlWlW' like national can
this, eathedmln, my hallo and such
structures. . Whether this is in his to.
vor iii a (inimitable question. How-
ovea, he liken shell nmuamnent, and it
still alive to tell the story. '
11:» has ’deilioendod the utepu of the
Capitol» of Ohio and Kentucky. raced
down the: long incline of the City Hall
of Gincinnetl. did some lllli'lltli’ilt'al'ulll
decade in whieviliv. and capped the oil.
max by trying to ride down a paint
el’ii ladder from the sworn] story of a
building in Cincinnati.
Then he journeyed East. finally
reaching the (lily of Worthington. llie
idea was to ride down the steps or the
Capitol.
The particular par-tot the steps that
he selected loads to the Maryland av:h
nun entrance» to the grounds. There
are (our flights of steps mounting the
terrace. The total number of Hit'llrl in
the tlt'iit‘vni in seventy—four, allilllml‘t‘
rm- llll't't! landings to be [)IISMWI over
by any other person desiring to cum-
iato Siliellis' exnulplc.
l'lrel'ytiling was clear when Shields
made ready to toboggnu. lit-{ore
real-hing tin.- liottom o! the uppermost
‘lllillil lll"lliill lost his [minim mill. mak-
‘in: no attempt to retrain tilvlll, silt
advance of him on the path at the bot
tom.
'i‘hl- descent lasted only fifteen new
olllls, but. the strain on l'iill'l‘ and spee-
imnrs was impose. When the bivyrie
chino to the last. landing the impetus
was such that it leaped ol'l-r illt’ lzisi
light of sixteen stops at n blllgll' bound,
striking iiw pntil iwiow and bounding
into the air. The force with which the
llll‘yt‘lt' bll’llt'k the ground wan lili‘.
liill‘ill t'nl' Shit-ilk. ii'ill lll’ (oil all the
wheel. lie was considerably bruiwll,
but not seriouslyinjured, “Kill the only
:‘iw-ilivllt to the liIl‘M'lt' was it in'lli
handle bar. Sillviris will always haw
Ult' reputation of beluga Very clever
illlilator of his New England prom
type, iloui-ml Israel i'uinzlm.
[uncle Wilt-cl l‘lncualllon.
This novel pillousilion will he appro
elated by cycliste; it is made in tile
iorul of a cycle when! with pl‘mltllatic
tire. A large woollen curtain ring in
IlH‘tl for tile wimci;thi.~l is covered With
black siliitl; the spokes are {untied by
stretching silver turned fronlomleiiio
to the other, and connecting them in
\
Xx
we .. -
the centre by a span stitch worked as
in lullut lll'c; tilo tiro ls illi‘ l-ll~ilioll.
which should lie at. least one lllt‘ll itl
liilliiiviur. and l'illi: enough to go round
the ring; it tiiil‘il be tightly etllil‘vll.
thou ooVor with gray mltlll llitlhltlltll
color an indie rubber: it is tired in tho
ring by m-l-cotiuo. A iuopol ribbon.
finished by ll bow. l-l uewu to the hack
of cushion. by Whit"?! to ilu-lpo'nli it.
'I'lm “’lieri in auto“.
line would m‘fll’vl‘i)’ export to "ml lllv
tii' Alt'ii'li sitili i-iil iliiliill'l‘ll miles from
ally railroad. Um» club In llliiuullyn.
.‘litllilli'li‘lliliil. Nlllili .\lrii'il, iri iii a
lliilli‘iNlillIK t‘ulltliiluti. llilt‘illt: iw-uiy
live llll'llllN‘i’rl out of it population of
Iit‘l'lilt’rilt'l' hundred.
lltll'ilit: llll‘ lute our ill Million-h»
hind llit'til' llll'3’i'li on oil rendered lull
mil-Iv m-rvh-v ill llw "lilullnll. My llit'ill
m'mitr \vi-ro olivll able to ”lili‘llii' ilii'
unruly" or to deliver it ll]i"‘*;lllt' \i’iwi‘i-
ll liitill on ilorm'ilill'k would not llil\i'
dam! to no. for it Killlll‘ t‘itit illill'llil a
horse i'wi'y lliiii' that ill. Mll'li llvl'illel
till they have in Africa.
in min imitation ii Inventor put to
l'itlllt' it wholl- l'lt‘illp or Kaitlin-l. win o-v-
iliclitiy lion-r had seen it bicycle be
fore. illlil lhili man. who t'llilil' mum
to the i'ltllip than he had lltlil ally in
li'lllltiil of debut. and who il.l~ lilili‘lt
illiil'llll'tl for his own lilifi‘U', when lit
realized it'llci'l' iw hula. molt “will
again when he now lili'sv ltlllllm illmw
up their hand» it! it ill t‘»lili¢.llit‘liitlitt'l.
and. interim; earnin- lmculi- llnll
thriller. Jump to their {wt and run for
their lives. They evidently Illullullt
tiuiutl tillulwll mm lillt'l' till-ill.
..... W a...
A Mi". to "in Wheel.
Minwri'ih no ohm Jilt'll has an: a bi»
cycle: it Illol iwinmi hill dihptiitlllitli
wmn‘lcrtliily.
Null ~ililii lhvpmitioll‘l Wily. how
whirl ill
"anti—4+0”, when he m'lii up to ulre‘
bully it drink tittii olepo oil it their luv iii‘
so glad that it ill in his rum iimiondot.
in; pneitliililtl ill-o than he lit-twirl my
anyihtllg.»~lteerum'il Wl't'lfly,
, Junior pervade”: itil'iuiilill you irlve‘
cranium the job or collecting debt.
on our firm? Do you litltllt in» in any;
"are... a“...
l“ Worm napalm *
lmit. upright. his eyes iixed rigidly in '
oyrhw illltl ll ilicyrlv club in tho lit‘tll'll
LE 1N. “t,
Julie and" eat. at. lpldea In”;
min for ttih 4 Mme-14!” jointly:
mum! hen-o" claim-rm” e.-
uuiut Given Ilfiflnxtfllt.
little Hilda (Jerk in it very beautitu
young woman with n Wflll'll’nlilt'i
voice. she is the leading soprano u!
the “Boetuuianr.” which popular corn
may in new winning cummiume an:
dollars. in “The Serenade." Bolero
Mills Clark embarked iu‘ neriooomii
opera she can; in‘ the choir 0! St
Mary's Church in this city. Silt! cooler
ot'a tine old» Southern family. and is
proud of the fact that she in a do
militant of the noted Major-(Lichen.
Winston. .,
Mills Olga Nethereole it another oi
the Englilih actors who come to' Amer
lea and illul‘ that they like it wei
enough to come again. ller prom-w
tour is her third in this country, our
since she came for the first time llt'i
own wuntry has not econ much. oi
her. Like most actresses who reunrt‘
themselves as emotional, she minno'
be restrained from playing “Cl!lllillt‘.'
Probably it is not her fault. for flu
mm umzlrsnw.
Aliit'l'it'JHI tilvuirc-gmillg public norms
lirnlly attached to that drama.
The KOSSHN‘I'S and lfllt"illillii‘l‘§ art
asking will-ll other illivstiolls i'iiill'vt‘il
lug lilo ’l‘aiwrs, and are "soyill;
tillage" all Menus» .llliiu Marlow in
NT hits iivlf'lliril tu l'iiiilliilll' it"? ”Will
ril-ui t'flt‘N’l‘ under the name that wa:
ill-rs “‘lli'il silo beam that curl-or. am
is iwrs still, for that mailer.
Tlil'l‘l‘ is a rumor that ”ii“ cilnruliu:
coupli- may (‘i‘llH‘ to m-t imzriils-r. ow
int: to ill" clam-lions of will» of the
nulluigprs oi” the theatrical syndicate
to a husband and Wife :li llii'h ill-:loi at
:l mlllpdlly. ii is lfl’llt'Vt'll by sumo oi
”will that Julia ,‘lifl'lilwv :ls :l silicii
:mrm-iioll “'Uilltl be more pnlvill that,
blll‘ in while sharing glory with Mr.
’i'ulu-r. it is sillt's‘i'i‘ly to ill' Iiopl-d
that this is nothing bill more minor
mill no more truth in it than tIo-n- i.~
ill lll.~ gossip lo ”10 general cli‘i-l-t that
lllfll ,bllabt or stage lilo. "dolllrstil' iu~
icilvity,"ilas nude. Vlctillls oi the l'ollpio.
.\ii~-' lh'lill l'lix. who lll’l'iliillittlili"
Miss “ii“t‘" and Mr. De .‘llul'iis il
liiv‘ll' pl'vwllt liisluriluilm- of ill" mum
illzlliiy ul lllls i-omlllllility. is no
one of ill-0 lllnst ft'ltlnl‘klililv’ pilolm
lllollzl of tin: (‘Ulllt’lti[mi’ulil‘vitln since. l
have :lskmi smells of ill) :mplmutuii
em to tell me whv tin-v :iillllll'ml llil‘
li:l.\otl Illilliplllli: ot' t'vllllllilliiy, iiilt'
Hwy Inn-v rant about tiwtn ill diver:
directions. and limit)- tllM’lIVt‘i'l'il lllt
\t'iil’il "i'llli'." Tlli‘)‘ illii' Min-i i"ii'\ ilv
mum- site is "t'tlit‘." 'i'iu-y "about than
Fill‘ bu». ll pour singing \i'iI‘I'. and Hill!
pmvr m it in. at i~ iwllo-r iilzlll lit'l' silo;
inc. ’i‘llc-y admit that silo be ii‘ll beau
lit’lll. illiil till-y llilliill iiml lbw) lull.
uric-r Fi‘i'll ht'l' l‘lillt'l ally illlllztl‘ll'l
var-pt ilvilll l"i..\. iliii they say sill
in m "rill-x"
I “hit”! Mr. Daniel Problnlil lion
Mime ‘t‘oyvllll is hue. coding in lt‘ r ~i:it‘l‘
in».' tour. ”Fairly, i lillllgllll'.” ~;lul \ll'
l“l'illiill;ili. "51w lii‘t'll‘l a hill). ilmi'~
illi. ll' hllt' liliil :l amid play him “will
ilu well. for Mic iii an I‘M'i'lli‘lll :ll-
irons Hill. in {it"iii'fllil) known iii
through the rulliltry. illil rile i~ lmi
Ulll' of liw Very low iivii‘lmui-n v. in: t' H
draw a big ulldlvlm» null-mi it till-
phi}; Who are lllth' helium“? Well
I can think or only till-m- now. Elm
nora liner. Hlml Nl-ilwrmio, and Mo)
irwlll. \‘am. We :l ”um-r i-oillhlimlmr
lint ollrli one of lliuul' Willllt'll in all at“
list in her own tiny. I don‘t think “is!
Ni-iillii’mili‘ l'tlilill til’liW lilil ll‘ thin it
New York If Mlii' didn’t have u gum
ploy. blll Klit' mold in other Willis."
Maude Adamo \il” be liw ilt'\i olo
to try tillll’l‘liill. tillc wail play ill Lon
lloil with John lit‘l-w thin hilltillli'i‘. lilo
next Hi‘limill will how it play or but
until. Mien Allmne is a very l-ll-vol' um;
luiiitlliir ,t'lillliul \t‘uiilitli. gii’i'li iii Iiitli'l
n'illlliitt of lmokil. ill-liiiltillIi-ll \Vllli \‘ll
riuliu furl-lull illncuilul-n. iilui wry
c-hlii'lllillu williill which Ilill,\‘ or may
not lwlp'lwr. ii» a star. in «tone lliti
lilrustray menu. lime. i".\.\‘l'l|iis.
4“
ll)
k
"la G Hill!) Fl‘llEND.
floodlit Whale-I7 J
. u
momma m ° m.
We overdone
l.l~ilil latent
its “canine," _<
Tile leedlnx Iiiihiery told 67
ill till) Twill cities.
Last week’s reduction on suite brought us very, goo
nearly cleared out of suite. This week We Will sell all at oil
Silk ’ acts;
at greatly reduced prices. We have about 40 black riilt, ,
of heavy eurrah silks to go at $2.75, the biggest bargain ,
to bargain seekers. Other waists in colored silks from , ,
Our new line of laundered waists is completewilh all the intuit":
ials from 50c up to 82 50. “‘3 '
All are welcome to come in and inspect our goods; we “
oi salespeople to show you around. “
H.KRIEGER,Mahackemo H0»
BUYER’S FOR THREE srans,
. r.
: 1.. .,. .ni , :;. ; v‘lf".‘ v. lama. .;.‘. u. .:.~.».'. 'U'»:
handmasta‘ndbeetbicydehnlp
{biilhyailicadrng' dale». H . ..
TIEPLACEN: IERRYu t V
m7CmmfimNev‘l'Iftm.
Seedlirncwmhapcrlamp-‘the‘
in
Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for
watch. The best are made right ” "
in America by the American W '
Watch Company. Two watchw .
merits particularly recommend 7?
“Riverside" and “Royal.” Caulk
found in gold, silver and gold filled“
cases at ' ‘
A. W. Austin’s, 39 Wall Street. item
Wedding arid
Society
. . . . . ENGRAVING
Sentinel Office.
Don’tcomeflerelmm
Looking {or ‘97 wheels at “7&3 or “0.99. We M
ilumlil- malleable lmll or block till bil'yoioe, when we
Ii-l'll you a W. model Crimson ltlul Syrncuee lord '
wdl run cinder-and last longer than any I ‘
We will have mine ladlell' models own at the “III
that one while Hwy hint.
Do You Want!
your handle bars bent. "lllli'il mhardolled, or
at all done to your win vl‘
illiii walk tiituo Witch.
infliction.
Richardson Bros.,
19 North Main Sli’tCl, South Norwallt, L
You intend to Buy, a
Bicycle!
.ll
Don't Mimi it entire .
lirluu it to oil we new
,
ii' aspiring to tho higholh ,
faultless construction, it
tol~iai,linisilod worlonou i
will lind tilelu olililotliod”
superb, easy running
WOLFE-AM ElliOAN.
Norwalk Chronicler