E
_ W 8. Bturtovant has purchased
boy's coltcapsD'Bi-ien’s.
wileu’nud
”Lacuna beenboru tour. nuers.
George Dunn. cl 8 Prospect avenue. ’
, ‘ Eight tourists lodged at the city's sen.
“do hotel in Smith street. last night.
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, ‘ ~Whoels sold on installment plan. F.
.8. Ambler. ‘
L A atriugband paid, honors to the am
“ma of familiar airs, in the streets of
.Norwalk, this morning.
i
~Beet bicycle bargains in town.
So. Norwalk Hardware Co.
‘ ceiling in A. M. l’thmau’s barber shop.
The old one fell down some days ago.
Street Commissioner Kelloltlz. oi Nor-
walk, has a force of men pushing the
plow in Wilton and Newtown avenues.
”See the carbouette at Lewis’.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtlaudt B. Hilsdon,
, of South Norwalk, have leased the Hon-
ford place, near the Congregational
church, in Westport.
~3traw hats cleauel, dyed, presse
O'Brien. -.._-_. W
numbers of the City Council of Nor-
walk made personal contributions to the
City of Norwalk band for concerts in the
public parks during .1 one.
——Commencing Saturday, I slull sell
‘- our very best butter, at 20;. lb. In any
quantity. D. L’Hommodieu.
Applications to take the examinations
June 5th, for szitions in the South Nor-
wnlk post-office, must be handed in to
the secretary. tonight.
Max Baratz has sold his Day street
property to Patrick Mylod, oi Glenrich,
' N. J.. and has gone into the wholesale
produce and vegetable business, with
headquarters at 23 Day street.
—On and alter—May '27. Cult Posture
will be opened for business under the
management of Charles A. Hubbard.
Twenty years airman May 23rd, E.
Apell opened his hair-dressing and herb
rooms in Wall street. Norwallr. To.
commemorate the Swill he has designed
a neat and unique souvenir. which he
will distribute among his customers and
friends.
At a meeting of Buckingham-
Womun’s Relief Corps it was voted to
accept an invitation to attend the Sun
day school Memorial Day services in the
Norwulk Methodist church at :l p. in,
May llilth. Also to attend the evening
‘ unions in the Congregational church.
It 7:80 p. m. -.-._._..,._..._
~Havc you seen that $40 blcyvlr'.’
So. Nor-walk Hardware Co.
Pioneer Castle. A. I). K. M. C. mot
lut night. D. D.B. 0. George W. Collin.
installed the oilicers. - ,A committee from
Palestine Castle was present and mot
the Pioneer (turtle committee. in refer.
once to entertaining tthupmmo Castle.
which meets in South Norwulk in Juno.
E“
The Same...
Old Sarsaparilla.
“‘0
That'atltyer'a. The aarue old
campurilla as it was made and
acid by Dr. J. C. Aycr 60 years .
"0- In the laboratory it is
different. There mxxlcrn appli-
ance! lend synced to chill and
experience. Ilnt the uninsure-
rum in the same old mraapnrilla
that made the rcmrd .50 "ctr"
of our“. Why don't we better
it? Well, we're much in the
condition at the Bishop and the
raspberry: " luuibllcss. " he
anld, "God might have made a
butter berry. int doubtless,
clan. lie never did. " Why
don't” butter the sarsapurilia?
We can't. We are using the
' gum om flout that cured the
Indiana and the Spaniards. n
has not been buttered. And
clues are make aarsapuriiia corn.
out oi arranparllln plant.
'0 see no way oi improvement.
'00 course, it we were making
.ma secret chemical compound
we mightim But we're not.
‘ We're making the some old our.
,anparlllo to cure the more old
W. You can tell it's the
”it. all uranium: lip.
‘ it Win the assets out
lt'aths sovereign blend
M90 awn.
‘ A: ‘.
Fair toniflit and Sundaytwarmcr
Raymond Brothers are earrings air-
tou lly wheel to: $110 Batll'orrulug com-
um.
---We haven't a unload 0!. cheap bi-
cycles. but ten guaranteed 1897 models
at 840. 80. Norwalk Hardware Co.
The remninsoi Oharlea r. Raymond
were taken to Bethel, yesterday. tor lu-
torment.
M. B. Parsons will sell a our lead of
horses at auction, at Daun'satuble, Nor-
walk, next Thursday afternoon.
~Black Wire Cloth. the square it.
The pews in the South Norwalk Bap-
tist church will be rented Wednesday
evening, June 2.
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A motion to re-open the dispoeaess
case of William Brotherton was heard be-
fore J edge Gregory this morning. De-
cisibn was reserved.
Six members of Company F wheeled
to Ilavcrstraw, N. Y., this morning, to
act as pallbearers at the luneral of
George Coleman. a former member of
the company.
George Allen. of the Alpha Wheel
club, has received his annual consign-
ment of tickets for race track privileges
at the Norwnllr Fair Grounds.
Buckingham Woman‘s Relief corps
will meet at Mrs. Charles Loomis', in
Bcldcn avenue, Tuesday afternoon, May
i'iith. to make u quilt for the fair which
will be. held the second week in June.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St.
George, will observe the jubilee birthday
of Queen Victoria bya displuyuf En-
glish and American flags at the lodge
headquarters.
Sunday; brill: northern winds. ' .
Absolutely Pure.
ob had for Its tleavenlu s‘ren .h
amen! btullness. mores the to“ ago not
alum and all terms cl adultora on com.
mon tenths cheap Moguls
ran Binnie wont 00.. New York.
m. . .. ........_....-- "n-”fi- whm-......
Rev. Frank B.’ Curtis, missionary to
“Japan. will give a stereopticon enter:
tuinment at the Norwullr Congregation-
nl chupcl, next Thursday. His subject
will be ‘ajJspanN Preceding the enter-
tainulent the Christianlfindeuvor society
will hold a business meeting in the chu-
pel.
-Lane's regular dinner, 25c.
Fusion and lheir ‘Ittms in the Pu'pils u! Ilia
Hematite Tomorrow.
Rev. Frank A. Scolield. of the Nor-
wallr Methodist church, will preach at
the South Norwulk Congregational
church, tomorrow morning, in exchange
withlhepastur. blr. Scllfield’s subject
will be "The Glorious Gospel." The
Men'sclub ye rvicc will be held at 7:30
o‘clock. with a sermon by the pastor.
Topic, "Fri nu Socptioism to Faith : How
a Jew, an Englishman and n Connecti~
out Yankee Made the Passage." Miss
Nash will sing “Glory to Thee, my I :od,
this Night,” by (Second. Miss Little-
johu's selections will be " Berceuse,” by
‘DcFaye, and “llunlanzu,” by Hillary.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
3 being rushed rapidly to completion. lt , "Th"
mums» »
Preach-
Subject.
Rev. A. S. Kamnugh, pastor.
ing by the pastor at mm.
”Sunlnllmt, 'l'obiuh it (30.” This will
be the. continuation of l‘lr’t Sunday
morning's sermon. At 7.2:” tlu- pa~tur
The South Nor-walk Hardware com-
pany is milking a number of sales of
strictly up—to-datc 18:)? bicycles at cash
prices. All these goods have maker's
name and a business reputation back at
them. '
Mrs. J. C. Newkirk. who was to have. I
began singing as leading soprano in Dr.
Culycr‘s church in Brooklyn, May lst.
but was prevented by sickness, will as-
sume her duties tomorrow.
“The Hume-coming
Reception." Spociaimusic. Tiw solo
alter the evening sermon Will be
“Well I Remember," sung by Mr. Com-
atuck In the old tune of “Bell lidtf
Music Sunday evmi‘ng, Buck's “Festival
. . , Tereuui," :‘w‘rhncckor‘s ,"Art Thou
—)lr.John fl' Jackson Willbenssmt Weary?" bliss l’unzvlt's solo in tin-
ed by Smythe's orchestra in his illus. . morning will be, “3;“, 1.3V”). 0m...
traied service at Hoyt‘s'l‘heatrc. Sunday i Shop'lrtl
ni hr. All are. invited to attend. ‘ ‘ l
g lisv. (I. ll. Beard. o! South Norwalk.
nmllhe pastor of tlw Norwnlk Mtvtlir‘r
dist church will exchange pulpit» trunnr-
row morning. lir. Board will preach on
Grout- ’i'lr\;itmtnt of him.
Things." The pastor wdl prom-h in the
illh‘t‘lllllg. and his subject will be,
,"Jluuntmg Upward." The Sunday
scinml'n‘lll lllCtl at 1‘.’ o‘clnlilr and the
:lipworth Long-2e, at new. .\!I wrvlr-‘v‘
,uro 01“!“ m the rublic. and .l runllal
to all.
bridegrmm sci ice,
The new Indian Harbor Yacht club
house at Greenwich is enclosed. and the
wiurkof building the new structure is
is expected that it will be finished about
July I. ‘
~New, guaranteed Inn? bicycles.
No bull-prim 'm; left overs.
So. Norwalk Hardware Co.
There will be an emergent (‘Illllluulll' i welcome
cation ofllid We]! Lodge. N”. W“. l" 3 FintCongregational church. ’l'honun
and A. lll.,'l‘hnrsday evening. Mayzmh. . K. Noble, [Mulch Sclvlws :.t firm a.
The M.M.degroe willbemnierrod. All in. and 3.1m p. m. The imp-r will
Master Masons are cordially invited preachinorning antleyening. Morning
Refreshments will be served. l mtject, “Messengers of Satan." liven-
‘ ' iinir. "Hidden v'l‘l't‘itlilll’tlfi." l-Irrrybmly
Th" selcctmen give notice that all mirrlially invited. Junior Christian liuv
pt'l'runs owning or harboring unln-eumlgdmmr at 5 p. m ; 5pm.”. Christian 1;...
dogs aftclr June I will lilo prosecuted. “hm.” at ”.3” P- m
'HWII Cork Smith wil be in the, .. . . .- ,. ..
South Nunvalkolumi oi the sclectmcn.‘ Gunny church WNW” {Hr “”k In”
, . ‘ (ginning May ‘I-i, Illlll humbly utter
Ioduynl’mm .I to h p. “L. for lilo purpmc} En Sunday. lloiy ('ouunuuion. h
of ISHlIlIlH dun licenses.
‘:l Iu.‘, Sunday Hflil't'l, than; Zilwruiuu
‘l’ruycr. luluny and sermon. II a lll.
Hi I‘:
~—Wo are hanging wall paper for title.
pI-rilnnlvlc mu '1‘)... .l 'r l'mwitt rmn- , Evening: Prayer and sermon, .‘:;'U.
puny 9" Washington eiru'l i’l‘hursdny. .laicrxsion day. lloiy (‘Ulll‘
' A ' . , . .
-. WW..- ~munion. r a. In. l‘l'ltlil)‘. lavvuiun
I-‘roinil until Iztlll o'uhxdr Humluy niIi-r— ! l'myvr. 331‘”:
noon, William A. Kellogg WI" Lo at} At the First linptlst vhnn-h tho pneinl'
l'nion calm-tony, and .‘l to 5:30 o'clock at {will prom-b ”Intuit”; and evening
Riverside ceim-Ii-ry. in uncertain HulaYtlllll“l'copltl'tillll'ltllllg.‘3'3l”. humor-l.
names, «aunpuny andri-ginn-utnhhcnru-i "Prayer for l’risurwrs"—~ Mark v . I ‘m.
ml..~..ildiers buried during the past your..l.endcr. James Walsh. fir. All are in-
nr the crave oi any veteran that has vitml.
been neglected on former Mi-nmriul Grace church
bays. llc Would be grateful luv any in : nummuuiml, h
{or nation lll' may recon-e.
Sunday in T'Vll't‘l. liuly
n. “L. .‘vlnrmnu l'myvl'
‘nlnl sermon. bulb. ‘iundny in bowl. I': I.)
'p. ms. livenmnu and u nuon, . 'l M'
Janus Simrley. John Callahan and "Thin liov. .l. Mutilmr lit-lbw. “ill
.luhn Ituir'blord were arrested last night. Lullirr‘uuv.
on complaint of Landlord Eheperd. ol‘i Tuppmmr “m WW?“ 1,, n... 5...”).
thellhl Wol! lion-I. where the l‘““"£.Norqul. “up"... church. Mmmuw
“1"“ had congregated. Tin-y “W" Inolllingnln! evenilm. .iuniurenzco-I at
drunk and motion a dirtnrbaumrune. t‘liristiun Iiiniunvni mulling .u
Sharlwy “m" amnitted. "lit "illi'lil‘ird iizllil. Evening Mair-n... with scnnuu, n!
and Callahan were lined till ouch. 7:30,,”
which was paid.
:tu
At Knudsen? llnlLl'mi'nmw uncr-
whiterythillu in new Completed ("Hamil nt :l:|fl, a prayer and testimonial
Nu- nnmtm and in" to he siren by n... ' Iliuetinu won in- mm. in chum" .n' ”it'll!
(lei-manta hammerhead. Monday evcu- nun. Mlm'wi’lmmt
inmhlny 21th. lt proiniu-s to be the *
grandest nllulr ever given by the moiety F I R E
New n-ensry and grand costumes, grand [N 3” R ,
churns oi thirty-live voices. solos. «lusts. A N c I
trltnundunsrtettel. Admission. 25c. '
For a reliable
Charles Cherry. who was arrested for lillml’ll,
riding a bicycle In West aveuiio without ' gwmfll‘lml’iiifl
alantern. Thursday night. thought it Diabolic-«a ‘
rm not nanmary to cope» at the hour» Mm",
inn yesterday, but this rooming rent a will
(allow ltallan to the Town Court to u"
plead guilty for him and pay his flue. -
The messenger wuluatruotod to return TAYLOR ‘ GOLD‘N 9
1.... cm. W, .,,, WWW. m, laIIaIIIa Insurance Agency.
will preach Ibo ionn‘n sermon oi the ‘
Evaporated Apples,
’ “ Prunes,
Vfieciarines,
60, pound
50 u
. Sc “
ii
EDWARD ST Fir! ’”"'
has received another invoi e of those
. .. . Moquette ugs . . .
we have sold so many of. They are the belt quality made, and are
fully 25 per cent Icssthan the regular price. i,
Doesn’t this Weather make you think of Summer Underwear? We
have the stock to please you both in quality land prion. You must not
forget our hosiery sto.k If you should yougmakc a mistake, ior you
will had none more complete. 3 -
SPECIAL SALE OF OPEN WORK. Lawns at we per yard
yard, worth r5c, imagine buying lawn ties at 5c, and silk ties at we
zlplr or. All choice styles and quality. Wt: have them at that price.
Look at our ladics’ Shirt \Yuists .
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘ NORWALKJWII.
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. I I ‘
l Their Price Betrays Them.
(' Outs with dirt. dust and foreign seeds in them,
makeunwholcsomc food, and no one having re»:
gordl‘or the health of their animals, should use
them. Oats sold at a lower price than I sell, are
infarior in c nudity, no charge hole 1!); made for screen. '
. ing. ! buy the best and deliver to you in the best
condition. and m y price is as low as anyone cam
legitimately sell the some grade.
Buy Oats That's Gilean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
I5 Marshall Street, $outh Itorwallr
llrnmh :1 vlinnn~' luxury Sldllrb‘.
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"rersensmeroé‘inn
lll!Hill!ilillllllllllliilriFl—l
. MAI-Wm rum Standard oi Excellence!
limit: in Denlgn and Beauty at Finish. .IACEhON'I-l l'lATllin'l‘l'l’E l'OIt'l‘llAl'l'H are beau-
tilnl and inst it cover. interiors and all ari'MIm-lnml work a wreazlulty.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. 83 Win” Street. Norwalh.Ct
SOCIETY AND BALL ,
.....PR|NTING......
AT THE SENITINEL OFFICE
scrim-m“ cAR‘eosErr'Esl'm “rowan
" 'I‘lllX 'l‘lltl‘wli FIN)!
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l’IIIJ‘l‘Iilill’HS mm: illilllli
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE: STILL 6000!!
('urf- iuetiiu um and . .ii LN llh lllll..'.
G. 5. NORTH, . . Photograper.
;~ \l'.\r~l!!\'i'l'li.‘( Si'lllill'l', Nli'l’lll .VUHWALK.
name.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Newwnllg
South Nor-walk and Vicinity tor the celebrated Cruwlbrd
ll. & ll. Special juvenile ll. 8: ii. and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, Ill Main Street, Norwnlk.
BEWARE I!
In purchasing any of the above cycles of any nm the :ulllmt‘izmi
eczema. so" but the original littl'll‘)’ numberI has not been tampered
\\‘llll.il.‘i the gunninlcl- is wuiulrnwn lrom all llicyclcs‘whcn the number
has been interfered with m- rrm'it'rni,
liltii.l.t)\\' .v BOWEN Ct),
" ‘ . J . . .
.ww Elly,- uui Agents, ulsluu, Mass.
51001897 novels?
nosacuREsnoo e
WHEEL AT ONCE!
0 down.
secures your absu-
lnuncdiatc use of wheel on paying EH
Seven monthly payments of $10 each
into ownership.
These high grade $100 list wheels are
$100 cash.
Our Installment Price, $80.
Our Cash Pric.................?.
Cali. examine. and we note.
sold elsewhere loi'
lined N tor delinquent and situation of uranium): ”W.
thine
!
old! .
THE creosote.
We have got them in Re-
frigerators at the coldest
prices you ever heard Cd,
and in Blue Flame Oil
Stoves at the hottest
prices in this town. In
Lawn. .
Mowers
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
only at
Comstock, Watkins
8r Dow’s,
'm WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
souru NORWALK, cr.,
Successor to the&l&t)c George 8. Bell
P I I e Drivmg!
»~~—4>—~———
Estimate Furnished for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
A good combination for summit...
is a straw hat, a negligee shirt,
blue serge suit and belt; then you
will be cool and comfortable. __
As regards the straw hats, we are ‘
on the inside track, because we buy
in case lots, direct from the malt-
ers, and you do not have to make .
up the middle man's profits.
Neglizce shirts we get in the ‘
same way, and being large buyers” ‘
naturally have many advantages ’.
over the smaller buyers. " ' ‘
serge suit, fest color, for $6.5o;‘a‘n.
ing with the manufacturer—only
on: profit from maker to consumed (
Others at $3, 10, and 12. We
pride ourselves on our fine line of
sveatcrs and gait hose. Havcyon
seen them ?
Our guarantee:
funded.
Your money rc-
Comstock Brothers,
Clothing. lite.
We will sell you an all woolblue ’ V
other advantage you have by tmg;,..ww'
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
VOU‘OAI'T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
WW4.» » «—~ '
rs scum IAII sr.
So. Iorlalh.
IILFORD I. BIFFII.
lllllli cm
SP
iSOllTH NORWALK“ HA " DWARE 00.
dictive Trade
Winners!
Iahaekeme tluteillock.
THE PRICE!
In Washington
Manager.
Print-
lng! TWO ‘ souwaw.
‘“ ‘h‘ """M' scours. loo. nonwaur.
OM00.
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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.
A regular 25c silk garter, in 8 (lifl'cr-
cut colors. He; not to be had again
when this lot is gone. Just like
Giving Money Away!
With every ccgligcc shirt we will give
a pair oi'bzill link cull buttons. These
buttons retail at 125C per pair in all
parts ol' the country.
Ni‘pligcc shirts at 50c. 75c. $1, 1.50.
tlpt‘u ovary owning until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr. Hatter and l’uriiislicr,
South Iornalh
am emu m all" glass:
ANII
Where You Can Find Them!
In buying times there are
FOUR ESSENTIAL POIIITS:
TH: s'rvuu ' *~.
"I’I-Il: rm THE wszam
in buying our new stock. we made a
specialty! of the above combinations.
GLOVE R’S *
New Shoe Store, " , T
south Denali '
amt
Norwalk Chronicler