*, "Grass Incentive on men a
an O.
‘ «loathsosrbonotwstmn'.
oomph do: has had his houses on
Miss Flossie Gilmore, of North Main
y‘ machinist.
A meeting of Company D. Fourth
rsglment,wlllbe held in the Armory,
, tomorrow night.
Bstnuel McGowan, of Putnam Hose
- house. is looking for the man who pois-
fued his three pet cats, yesterday.
—-The Quad camera; 38 75. Bearse &
Hoyt, 80 Washington street.
TEX-Judge Bubbell was around this
morning, bidding his friends good-bye,
previous to his departure to Greenville,
South Carolina.
~Comtnencing Saturday. [shall eelI
our very best butter. at 209.. lb, in any
quantity. D. L'Hommedien.
The fourteenth annual strawberry
and ice cream festival of the Broad
River Sunday school will be hold Tues-
day and Wednesday, June 22nd and
23rd.
Manson D. Purdue left South Norwaik
Inst week for Washington, D. 0., to
enter the Post-office Department. having
been transferred fro n the railway mail
service.
—Don't forget to go and see the Operetta
at Germanis Hall, tonight. New scen-
ery and grand costumes. Dancing after
the perform once.
The diorwalk Iron Works will resume
work tomorrow morning, after a two
weeks‘ shut down. during which time a
new boiler. engine and smokestack were
placed in position.
The members of the Norwallr Chop-
tor, Daughters of the American Revo-
lution, who are to attend the state can-
-!erence in Bridgeport next l’riday,should
take the train leaving South Norwalk at
10:05 a. at. All should wear badges.
The division rally which was to have
been held with Rising Star Divieon. No.
40. at Rowayton. is postponed to a fu.
ture date. 11. L, Woodworth, the com-
mittee. desires members of Concord Di—
vision. No. *1, and Minn-ah aha Division,
No. 15, to take notice.
A party of fifteen ladies and gentle
men arrived In Norwulk about i o 'clock
. yesterday afternoon. from the Grand
Union Hotel, in New York. The jour-
ney was made in the hotel coach. drawn
by four' horses, nhiv h were changed
several times on the route. They took
dinner at the Not-walk Hotel and re-
turned home In the afternoon.
Thomas Sheohsu. ot Company F. who
wheeled to Haverstraw. N. Y.. Satur-
day. to act as one of the pallbearers III
the funeral of George Coleman, former-
ly a regimental buglcr, and at one tiuw
a plumber in the employ ot .Ioneud-
Hotchltius, returned home on the train
and arrived here about 11:30 o’clock.
The other live members wheeled to Port
Chester and took the train hum". arriv-
ing in Norwalk about 8 o'clock.
Fifty Years A“.
Ilia could imagine that this should he
The place where. in eightnrn IllliflyaHIIOD
Thai white world-wonder oi arch and
drains
Ihouid shadow the nations. polyrh mms . .
Tiers at the hair was the wire roufoi red
the Mom I'iile. by the world preferred.
Chicago-tilts. they II record show.
since they started-40 yam ego.
W
Ayer’s Cathsrtlc Pills
have. from the time 0! their
preparation. been a continuous
success with the public. And
inst means that More Pills
molten what is promised
to! them: they euro where
’ others tail. It was titties.
master's. that the worldwide.
Worth/supine should
in mated by the World's
”medal at lama-s tact
sthsrhomsistlsmpm‘
,‘ ‘ / .
wlrotsotoomtortln Imperial Grown
cigars. * '
The annual field day of Company D
f trill he laid tomorrow.
' Laurel Lodgem! Stamford. will pay
Eureka lodge. Daughters of Rebekah. a
visit Friday. June 18th.
who has been seriously ill, is new con-
vulescent.
—-"Veltda; or. a Vineyard Festival on
the Rhine." Opperetta in three sets, at
Germania Ball, tonight. Grand chorus
35 voices. solos, duets, tries. and quar-
tettes. Admission, 25 cents.
Three applications were waived at
the Nor-walk post-office {or civil service
examination.
Fred Thompson. Frankfimith, Wil—
liam Persons and John Colby wheeled
to Seaside Park, Bridgeport. yesterday.
nIiilinery store. Saturday night. It was
held by Mrs. G. ll. Danton.
A dressing of gravel was placed on the
crushed stone at the approaches to the
tunnel, Saturday, rushing a decided im-
provoment.
Henry Perry. Samuel Lyon. William
Benedict. Edward Kenny. Robert W.
Cotter. Harry Sherwood and Fred linu-
tord wheeled to Danbury, yesterday.
A special convocation of Washington
Chapter. No. 21. R A. M., will be held
Wednesday evening to work the Mark
Master degree.
The official board of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal ehnrch will meet in the
church. tonight, to transact the'monlhly
business.
The Industrial Magoo oi the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
Friday night at the home of J. Emory
Stevens, Quintard avenue. ‘
The funeral of William E. IIIIIII will
be held from his late home in River
street. this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
S. B. l’ond wtll olileiutc.
--For cameras and photographic sup-
plies try Bonrse & Hoyt. 5‘0 Washington
street.
Mrs. Charles Chittim. who has lnen
visiting be parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilt
Iiam Kemp, of West street, returned to
her home in Northampton, Mass, Sut-
urIIay. ' ‘
,.. ...
At the Norwallr Congregational
eIInroh.next Sunday evening. the pas.
tor, Rev. '1‘. K. Koble, will deliver a
Memorial Day address on "The Life of
General Grant."
A Quit-horse power engine and dynamo
is being placed in the Nurwalk and
South Norwnlk I‘Zievtrio
pany's stIIiIII today.
chicory is being sIIIttol to make room
for the new apparatus.
~Laue‘s regular dinner, 25c.
Noonehaviug regard for the health
of their horses should no] them on-
wholesome food. (late that‘s clean are
sold by Manuel '1‘. llatch. and they cost
no more than the dirty. dusty kind.
of the South Nurwalk (longmgationnl
and basses are (‘Mli‘t'lt'Il at I: lbprluuptly.
All lllttlllllt'l'ii of the choir are especially
"with-him] to ho on hand Sunday morn
ing at M o‘clock.
’I‘IIocuslIinuH null luv-k4 .If the potvsof
III» First (lolmregutiotiul I'IIIII'I'lI Will luv
covered with dark ml plush. The bot
ins have given the. contract to linlu's
WIIIII'IIIIIII, of Hlugatuck I N "le.
of Newark ttt‘t' urorl the mutual tor the
carpets. The work will be lillllllltillillifl
next week.
The remains of the late Charles II.
(fart-nihwimdiozl in New York. were
brought here Huturday. The funeral
in West stnmt. in the afternoon. Rev.
I”. W. .'Itt‘ris IIIIII'IIIilIm. The inter-
meat was at Itivarshlo cemetery. The
pallbearers were William ti. Wilcox.
John Paul. Thomas Powell and Inn
llwis.
".4 In and after May 27. Unit l’astum
will he Imenod for business under the
management of Charles A.._llubbanl.
MM” 4»
Thefnnmii of David Workman was
. largely attended. Frrdsy afternoon. from
hie late residence in ltorwalk. Ituvr. .I.
More Bellows and U. M. Helleok oili-
eisted. The interment ms in Riverside
cemetery. The "oral tributss were num‘
areas and Madame. Among others
was a wreath. mooted upon an east-l. lo
apprrmrinto colors, with the word
"Father.“ 'frnm dang liters of the deceased
residing out of term. andsl'ioral remem-
brance from the employees of the Even-
ing headset. The pallbearers were the
two sen-slur!" and two blends of the
was. deer-gs mile and Mrs. Anna
Miss Mule Cloak, of North avenue,‘
No. 2.702 won the suit at Goldberg's .
Light can»;
The other ma-i
Thcre will be no rohcarIIaI for the ladies .
choir. Friday evening. but the tenors.
Withheld from the home at his futhun
Absolutely Pure.
celebrated or Its arguilmvenisg sire
heal!” l entree food at
arudm and Hallmarrm rms ladu garntfob‘t'som
men to Bothe ohesnb
Item. Barnum rowan 00.16” York.
Employees of the Consolidated rail-
road are relaying the sidewalk over the
Wall street tunnel, in front of the Nor
walk depot.
The South Norwolk Hardware com-
pany has decided to give up the bicycle
department of its business, as room
Ienccded for its increasing trade in
other lines. Regardless of maker‘s
prohibition, the company will sell
its entire stock of :bicyoles [at actual
cost. See new advertisement. '
"Eileen Oge” III the drama which the
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence moiety
will present in Music Hall, Tuesday
night. The drama abounds in mirthfnl
and pathetic situations. and calls (or
acting of a high order. Report promises
a great success for this first venture
of the society in the dramatic field.
Free dancing follows
-—Prof. M. S. Boson the well- known
oculist Optician. can be consulted at his
office. in the parlu of the City Hotel,
South Norwalk, Tuesdays. from i) n. In.
to 8 p. m. Eyes examinedfree.
The Young Men's Christian League.
assisted by the Woman's Christian Tem-
perance Union, will hold a sociable in
Knudsen's Hall,
7:45 o'clmzk. There will he a class drill
and u graphophono exhibition. The ad-
diaily invited. Refreshments at. the
close of the entertainment. The corn?
mitt-Io of arrangements will meet to-
night. at 32! Chestnut street.
YESTERDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
The Services in may at the Churches ladies
by Interesting Fenian 5.
Al the Norwnlk Methodist church.
Sunday morning, Ihu llvr. Utrahl Ii.
Board held the attention llllil inn-rest of
his Tim-nets with an IIIIeImIIIIg :lll‘l
able dia-couruc. The poster, Tier. I". .~\.
Scullelni, was particularly eloquent in
his evening discourse. His style and
terrible delivery are wry IITectirc.
Itemsik Congregational.
At the N-Irwnlk Congregational
church, Sunday. the lid-inf. Ilov. ’f‘. K.
Noble, o'tupied thv IuipI: IIIIIrnIIIg and
evening. In tho murmur his subject
was "Tina-In III téw Vltwh, ' and ”Io lt'h’»
II Corinthians an: . .71“. in Ilu- - wining
.ho preached I'll "I‘hv ”TIM-"J '.I'rt~esur-
Ice,“ from Manhvw xiii , ll. 'I‘iII- music
of the morning consisted of the anthem.
Topculn in Ii minor. I). Burk. by .llli'
quartetto: oil-:rtory. I'mtnrnl in (‘. Wva
with solo. Iteudiction, Harrie. by Mrs,
Whitney. TIII- crivning music cuthictml
«:I' the anthem. with bass solo and «plan
lotto; "Myh’hepherd istIIe Irving (Tod "
'l‘iIayr-r; anthem, "Nearer my lied to
I‘IIIIII..' liebc—“icinlling.
First Methodist Episcopal.
Large cuIIgreguIioIIs IIIthIIlv'I IIIIIII
IIIIrvicoII Ill. this church. yesterday. The
poster preached a cIIIItIIIIIaIIun. uf Illi’
(notion of smeinl ht'lllllillti. In in s cumin;I
so mum he made strum: u. Indium . l IL.
Imiiil'orollcouf i'IIrIsIIMI IIIIIIoIIII In “I"
crut'llll': IiIlll’l'I'i‘l' ntni l’nlu. (living
to the llltluw III Mm I'uwmll. Miss
\lilii‘t! Wood sung I'IIIIIIIIIIII III [Inn lit/Ir.
The music III the PH ulna was on; I I'inlly
good.
South Intuit Congregational.
An exchange of puipits wan III‘TIlt' yrs.
tertlny morning by livv. Frank A.
He-IIIIIIIII. of tho Notwnlk Metlnxliel
uIIurcII,auII llev. (iorahl li. lli‘lil'il, of
the l-innth Norwulit Congregational
church. 'I‘hoi‘ormor preached II. very
touching sermon item Mark L, I, and
l'l‘imothy i.. ll. At the film's tinn-
Iiay Evening club service lilies Agnes
Littlujohn. violinisto. and Miss Annu-
helNIIoiI,snpraIm, l'I‘llIlvrI'Il Ilelighttul
solos. and liner. Ilr. Ilvnrtl preached an
intensely interesting sermon. The con-
III‘wgations at both services were very
large.
FIRE
INSUR-
ANGE.
For a reliable
’ .‘Ilmrltl.
Prompt-[till “'3
Fire
iusn fittitltt
Policy
(Toll
on
TAVLOR s OOLDIN'G
Islistls issarsuss Agency,
J Evaporated Apples,
Tuesday evening at .
mission will be. free, and the friends
and Well-wishers: oi the league are cur- .
8.8
60 pound
8c
“ Prunes,
If
I 3 N ectarines, u
no. uwteu I. co. 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD STREET!
has received another Invoice of those
. . . Moquette Rugs . . .
we have sold so many of. They are the best quality made, and are
fully 25 per cent less than the regular price.
Doesn’ t this weather make you think of Summer Underwear? We
have me stock to please you both' to quality and price. You must not
forget Ulll hosiery stock. If you shduld you make a mistake, for you
will find none more tomplcte.
SPECIAL SALF OF OPEN WORK. Lawns at 10c per yard
yard, worth I5c. Imagine buying lawn ties at 5c and silk ties at too
apiece. All choice. styles and quality. We have them at that price.
Look at our Iadics‘ Shirt W aists '
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDIRG, l0RVlALK,OOII.
A-_./\W\_W " 7 "‘
W
Their Prion Betrays Them.
Oats n itlI dirt dust and foreign seeds In them,
make uuwholcsome food, and no one having re-
jmg. I buy the best and deliver to you in the best
(condition, and my price is as low as any one can
[legitimately sell the same grade.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
gardiur the health of their animals, should use
Manuel T. Hatch,
them. Oats sold at a lower price than I sell, are
Interior In quality, no charge being made {or scrcqu
l5 Marshall Street. South iterwaik
lrm IIS Imm~' I; \ ry SII‘ do.
AGKSITII’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
I:IIIIIIII:I IIIIII IIIIIIIITIIII
MAINTAIN 'rIIImt Standard 0‘ Excellence!
”-th In DesI II and Beauty of Finish. JACKSON.“ I‘LA’I‘TNOT‘I'I‘E I‘Oll'l’lh’il’l‘! are beau-
HUI and lust int-wet. hilt'lIUP an". all IliT‘llllt‘I‘luntl 'II"! it ll ”annuity.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. .3 Wall Stroet. NorwI-ils. Ct
SOGI ETV AN D BALL
PRINTING...
..___ t AT THE SFFI'I‘E- ”ELSE
II'o‘”""I=IIII-:{consonants III TOWN ll
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l'lIfl'll-ll‘rl’l‘.‘ \I'.\III“.III‘IIII‘L .
rwzuvv YEARS AGO ans: orILL GOOD!’
I';Irln.uv1to~ Inm lllll'lt: \\ .53 not II~ ZIIIIII.
G.S.NORTH,. . . . .Photograper.
:- \\'.\~‘III.\'!¥'I‘II.\ S'I'III"I‘"I'. HII‘I'II NUIIWALK.
‘N’tfiiéé
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned Imvc plat-ml the agency for Norwnlk,
South Nurwnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
Ii. it 1). Special .Iuvcnilc ll. & I). and World bicycles with
I". W. ROGERS, 1‘.) Main Street, Norwulk.
BEWARE!
III IIIII'IIIII3.3III1.III_VIII the above I'chI-s «If any inn I'M: Jillllitllilml
.walrntv. M‘l? '2 ,.I the urlggtuui {minty number has not been tampered
muons the gustntllr’r' iv. withdrawn 1mm all bicyclesfiwhen the IIUIl‘lllL‘l
has been 'mtcrtctcd with til‘l’tlllll'i\’i"l.
liliil'llxlw & HOWSE CO,
' New hing} Illtl Agents, Boston, Muss.
Clearance
Sale!
BICYCLES
At Actual Cost.
e ‘ an
old!
THE OPPOSITEfi.
We have got them in Re-
frigerators at the coldest
prices you ever heard oi,
and in Blue Flame ()Il
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
onlyat
Comstocit, Watkins
8r Dow’s,
In WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTI-l NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Bell
0. '
Pile Driving!
Estlmats Furnished tor
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
__........____.
Foundation Pile Driven.
min in)
YOU Gll' 'I' DO BETTER
Thu L are Your Orders for
A good combination for slimmer
is a straw hat, a negligce sh ‘
blue serge suit and belt; then no
will be cool and comfortable. _
As regards the straw hats, we . e
on the inside track, becauseWeb'ity .
in case lots. direct from the malt» '
ers, and you do not have to make.
up the middle man's profits. ‘
Negligce shirts we get in th
same way, and being large buyers
naturally have many advantag
over the smaller buyers. . ..
We will sell you an all wool bineffl . '
serge suit, fast color, for 36 so; an
other advantage you have by trails
ing with the manufacturer—only.
one profit from maker to consumer
~ Others at $8, 10, and 13. We,
pride ourselves on our fine line of
sweaters and golf hose. Have you
seen them?
Our guarantee:
funded.
Your money re-
Comstock Brothers,
Clothing, Etc.
II seuru lull“.
So. lemoik.
nurses a. sum.
Manager.
P H nt-
I
I n g I TWO l nonwenx,
“ "‘° 3°"""" secure. 2 so. nonwrunr.
Office.
-..___ .. Mum
Resuitm
$20!
VIE CALI. THESE FLYERS,
lllitIAI so 'l‘lIEY Sill.l
so FAST.
A ReIIef
To most men's mindslto know when: to get a good, ,
absolutely fast color, serviceable serge suit, made lo . ‘ i
order for little money. ‘
:IIII; bought last fall when the w0olcn market was full.
\I'e've struck it right this sea-
flen's Serge Suits, to Order,
In the regnlurcoursc nl lmdc IIII.S(‘ suits could not be
sold for less than $25. co
Spot‘iuISule Men's :“Ullll‘l Illiinigguu I'IIIIcrwcal',
mine. soc. at 25c.
Silk Gamerscight shades, mine 25¢; I452.
I“ R If I:
With eI'I-Iy Negligce SlIiII,II pair of Hall '
LEIII.’ Cuff Buttons.
THE
f5“ "ORWALK HARDWARE co.
In Washington Street
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnislicr.
Mshscilemo iiotsi Bleak.
tlpcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
South lerwsih
SPRINGANDSUMME R SHOESI
AM)
Where You Can Find Them!
in buying shoes there are
FOUR ESSEITIIL POII‘I'S:
THE PRICE! THE 8TYLEI
FIT I THE WEAR!
In buying our new stock. we made a .
specially oi the above combinations.
GLOVE as
New Shoe Store,
lentil
Norwalk Chronicler