Wm
F. B. Oolemau' II out With a now do
try wagon.
, James Powell is confined to his home
by richness.
1 1 -Bnt one week more in which to pay
_ your city taxes.
The condition 0! Barney Larrigan, cl
,1 30th avenue, is unchanged today.
Mina Lizzie Headereon is learning to
ride a bicycle.
Judge Gregory. 0! the Town Oourt,
it in Bridgeport today.
, Welcome Stranger L'idIte will meet
“flight. The election of oillcers for the
‘ ensuing term will take place.
Threatening, with rain tonight; part-
Ily cloudy Wednesday; cooler tonight;
brisk northerly winda.
1". Pitcher. of Hackensaclr, N. .l.. held
ticket No. . 1,180. which drew a silver
dollar at Lane’s restaurant.
-—()n1and after, May 27. out Pasture
will be opened for business under the
management of Charlea A. Hubbard.
A epecial convocation of Butler Chap-
ter. No. 88, R. A. M., will be held to~
night. Work, Past Master degree.
A business meeting of the Y. P. S
C. E..of the Norwnlk Congregational
church. will be held in the mission
room, Thureday night at 7 o’clock.
The Great Council of Red Man of the
etate will meet in Derby. tomorrow.
Uncaa Tribe will he represented by Post
Bachems l". H. lv‘itch and l’. H. Miller.
David J. Gormiey has applied for a
license to open a saloon in the store at
the corner of Prospect avenue and Step
Rick road. it is probable that the come
missionors will not favor the application
The Minnehaha Division. Sons of
Temperance, will meet Wednesday cven-
ing. May 26, at 3i Chestnut street. All
members are requested to be on hand
promptly at 8 o‘clock.
Theladieaol Gram church will givi-
nreccption to Rev. J. McClure Bellows.
the new rector, in Lickwootl'o Hull.
next Thursday evening. from s to lo
o'clock.
The resolution amending the charter
of the Norwalk Tramway company.
favorably reported, was the first manor
called up in the llouw. yesterday. and
was parsed.
The meeting of Bishop McMahon
Council. Catholic Benevolent legion.
thould be well attended tonight, as there
will he the urinal greetings attending
the initiation of new member».
Remember the min at Knmimn's
1hull.thinovenmg. given by the \nulm
Men's Uhriltian League, flfl'lnllnl by the
Y. W. U. T. 1‘. All are cordially in-
vited. Admiuion lrec.
Stephen Comntock was abh- to be out
fora elicit time ycnterduy. Mr. Com-
makinteuda lament! l! Week in New
Jcrnry, with hie bicycle. before roaunr
iuu hiII duller at the atom.
The cops to be given to the Viillhl’fi in
th“ horwalk .Yuvht club regatta. More.
mini Day. by Commodore HnniordNice-
Immnuxim Van Alatyno and [tour
Continuity/re .l. ll. Fri-rill urn IIIII-zibition
at l’laiaied'r drug Intern.
WW
, «Loin of comfort in imperial Crown
cigars.
Grand Army men who will nml III-w
onltormrm'mm ut tilillfll'ilill for Mo
mortal Day will ilnIi whet they require
at tlomtoeh brochure” clothing aim.
The more will be oiored all day next
m. but will he opened until mid~
night on Saturday.
Mira, lament added to all tum unpaid
am! out Tummy. I tiller open err ninItI
A good many mldentwi' Wilton have
have action earn the pun week. A
was number at him Inn have been
emittiuiberaewny near the IiIeu oi
thllnoth llorwullt recurroir with new.
pitthi‘min and even with the beans
' It it mid that one itch captured
My mm twentyoi‘car mantle.
1 That Spot...
~
“includinumi 1
“aluminum"
liflgpnlauiyawhml. The .‘
withdrew mu.
. their meeting tonight.
the (tincture of the Catholic club. at
Dr. B n. nonhuman M11“;
Henry Schwinn! Gleawood arcane.
baritone toTroy, N. Y.. where he bar
secured employment.
The boys department. Brotholhooo
of St. Andrew, will hold a meeting in
the Guild room, tonight.
The directors of Catholic noon
Council. Knight- of Columbue,1 will
meet tonight.
The mombera o! Bunkingham1Wo-
man ‘e Relief Corp: will meet tonight at
the residence of Mn. Charleo 1".L010mia,
62 Belden avenue.
Everett Orterbankr. o! Cranhury1, hill
entered the employ of the Norwalk
Street Railway company in the capacity
0! conductor.
The Memorial Day committees of the
variouS‘Sunday wheels of Norwallr met
at the store of F. J. Curtis, Main direct.
last night.
The boat Wild West is at Raymond
llrotlIere' dock with a cargo of Cumber-
land coal.
Dr. I". W. Darmer' a dog oied under
the railroad bridge In Washington street,
last night. __ ‘ _ -.
The funeral ol Edith M. Warren will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. from her late home in CliIetnnt
street. South Norwalk.
Senator John H. Ferris' launch, “Eva
l. ,” will arrive here Thurmiay. from
New York, where the has been thorough.
ly overhauled.
There will he a special communication
of St. John‘s Lodge. No. 6. l“. and A.
M, Thursday evening, for the purpose
of conferring the second degree.
The funeral of W. E. Dunn. was held
from his into home in River street, yr-s—
terday afternoon at 3 o’clock, Reva. S.
B. Pond and C. lid. Scllcck oliicioting
Interment was in Norwalk cemetery.
Thcprnyer mocting'ot’ the Not-walk
Methodist church will be a promise
meeting next Thnmiay night. Mem-
bers are asked to come prepared to re
peat their favmitc promise.
Beehmau Hall and Charles Bette are
spending a few weeks in the Catskill
Mountains. They will Ilovotv Ihtir
time to fishing and other out-door
sports.
AI- tho meeting of Catholic i'ninu
Council. Knights of Columbus. last
night, the auditing committee made its
report. showingihe council to be in a
prosperous condition.
The Fair Ilrunnde are being put in
good show by M. W. Stevens. who ha»
charger)! them. lllcyclists are airing
the track, which is in line condition for
racing.
Judge Frost will render judgment
this afternoon in the cure of Charles W.
ileInarcat vs. the Town of Norwalk,
which won tried in the Town Court last
Saturday. The unit era» to Weaver
damages for a fall.
reading. ginsum will Site you who! it
pmwrly' titted. ll. .liood. opiician.
m iionth Main otter-t.
A meeting of the executive board 0!
the First llaptitd church was held loot
night Itt the Incidence of A. J. Dunno,
Mott avenue. lloutinn bullllt'hli was
iranrmctod.
William lieu caught two cola weigh»
inn about liilvull pounds, In the Nor-
wnllI river, north of the Wall nil-cot
bridge. yesterday. lie mil!“ II hatchet
Io beheml them.
her. Malianuc now hue Will Ilivielom
in his echooi in hit. l‘uint'n charrh. tin
tiutnrday at ii a. In.. the (launch chil-
dren are taught in the llnuiirh language
and III 3 p. In . the Enuiieh childten am
taught in the German language. 1
~‘l‘ax collector’ II oilice. flentlncl build
inn. open every night this! week.
The Dlurwaih and bomb slim".
Electric Light company will lurniah
power toihc Wertpcrt and hanketaoh
lineal Railway company. and the Watt-7
port breach or the Hawaii Tramway
company. at It cost of man GI Joe to N.
non for the teed trim.
The barge Lawrence in at it'll-en
Palm with It cargo of on too: all Peer
ileum coal for John ii. We. The
W. K. flammndmiih MM“) brick. and
the ham monomer. with Mnfllwdrtuae
lol' the city. have been direberpnl III
tit. Fmir' duct.
”urban Item of Wotan” Ivonne
mind II tel-grant from broad M13.
ll. 1.1m wait. Wylie into 10! the
decibel in. who“: ulcer. and Man
that the team! mitt- hold {this her
line timer. loader. At the dim
Wiriirrdinwlm and count n
1 me no antral mm.
mmmflmfltkm
mourns. m
1 M W.
meat in the unit ugliest James B. 11
/ Beattie,01Wilton,ior ammunition.
To
Absolutely Pure.
for its tleave m
amlthiulh one Ifireawureo thnwo'od agar".
alum and Illinl tome oi ndulteration com-
mon to the o Icon
Bow. mute Po‘v/nn 00.. new York.
”Otto Lindetrom, employed by Albert
M. Pohlman. “Washington street, re.
ceived a deapatch this morning. an-
nouncing the death of his father in
Arnot, Pa.
The daily “earl-p” betwoen I". A.
Lane's and Mrs. W. ll. Jarvia’ dogs
took place at l0::li) o'clock in front oi
Mrs. Jarvia' store. The dogs had a
slightly longer light than usualnui it was
sometime helm-e (lilicer Oliver’s club
and a horsowhip begun to take eil'c ~ct.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPliA
The (icing: and Coming: oi Nomalli People
and Their Friends.
Mics Angeline‘Scott is attending'the
annual meetingol the Connecticut Li-
brary assmnation in Norwich, and will
be absent until lriclny. Mina Edna
Guy in acting calibration at the South
Norwalk Public Library during Misc
Scott’s absence.
inn litre. ..l, E. llegeman, of Henry
street, has returned to her home in
Rovinytcn.
a party ol friends, arrived at their
summer residence last Saturday, to re—
main nntil the middle of June.
Mrs l‘rnnlri' (row, of South Main
stunt, is in Philadelphia, with her
aunt. MrIr. Amanda Warn, who is ill.
l-Zx JudgeJame‘l11’l'.1li-I1lvlm|l lclt Nor-
wallr for Green: ville, S. C.. this morning
Mrs. Clarissa Adams, of Taylor nio-
nue, is 9174: ruling two weeks In Cannons.
Mr. and Mrs .lohn l'.
vieitiugin Newark, N. .l.
Brummer are
GeomeT. Merrill, of New York has
in en upon riding a few (hiya III Norwnllr.
Mm. .lInIIIISlIIohIII, of South stIIet,
is viuIting in ilridxt port.
Judge Austiuisin blew lorlt today
GEORGETOWN
It i» expected that Memorial Day will
beonool the greatest Iccarions in the
history of Georgetown. 1'l‘he (leorgw
town Brass hand. recently organized,
will march to llranvhville. where it will
InretthonwnIbvra oi the harmony ii.
A. it. The wtorann will Ilworatv the
maven oi ilti'i’lilii'll soldiers in (iron: -
mul‘llilliijliflllsl’ bluind virirnwhrni
town, aitI-r whic‘h ll I'nliaiion will be
1servm| in the int alljuitig the Methodist
church. in IhIIaliI-moonnttl o‘oIII-ka
memorial unripe. will be held III the
Methodiatchurch, whrn lievr. Iihoriell
and Grown Lancing Taylor, D. 0.. will
ab ilvrr lulllll‘haitfl
WINNlPAilK.
Mira Liz/.ie itrnwu and Mixes Amie»
liolt wuc learning to ride lili'yllli'l on
link Wood boulevard. iIIIIt evening.
A cummittw oi' arrangenwut» for ihr
lawn party to imgivcn by the Hominy
wheel hue been phonon.
hire. Andrew llutI-iliuuon wan called
to llolyulw. Mum. Hunday night. on
lli'l'ulllil of the death u! but IuotiII-r.
Mollie llIIIlIlIIe, of Yolk eitcet. mien a
new bicycle.
Yin Wally Ian mm.
The luminary of The t'omnwrvml
Record for the current week Iuniwu the
following allowing:
Real mate haluwaluw [lawn and
WIIIItlia en. 2?; Briduotmrt. Ill: Hart»
lord. Iii; aterbury. is: Mcridnn, Inflow
ilritain. 7'. Middletowu. Ii. Norwich? ;
blow Mun. i lianlmrr. o. Hermit.
lied mate niorinnneewllew linen
and We» Haven. ”new. liridsewrt.
WNW: Martini-d. new»: Waterbury.
“b.7126: Herman. ”.0715: New lirliainw
tween: hiddlntown, «Joe; leeh.
nonunion lliiuilfill. tonne; inabary,
who; llcrwailt. "0.950.
mm
VIII
"0 UR-
AN.OI.
For a reliable
lateral
Writ-nary
A}.
T‘VLGR l “LHIN'I
minnow m
‘Evaporated Apples,
Miss Sarah Jack, who has been visit- ‘
MI- and Mrs. William H. Earle. with 1
Ir .‘dIF-r it Salell
610 pound
50 ; ‘.‘
Sc
2‘“ l’ruues,
11“ Nectarince, . 1“
an. LAWTOll I 00.. 22 South Iain Street
W.....w..m ....., H... ..
EDWARD STREET!
.has received another Invoice of those
. . . Moquette Rugs
we have sold so manycl. They are the best quality made, and are
fully 25 percent less than the regular price.
Dorsn' I this weather make you think of Summer Underwear ? We
have the stock to please you both In quality and price. You must not
forget. our hosiery stoi‘ k if you should you make a mistake, for you
will find none more (ompletc.
Sl’EClAL SALE 0? OPEN WORK Lawns at lth per yard
yard, worth 15c. lmapinc having lawn Iie s at so, and silk tics at too
apiecr. All choice styles and quality. We have them at that price.
Look at our ladics' ShiIt \Vaisls.
i
5 GAIETTE BUILDING.
O
EDWARD STREET.
IORWALK, OOIH.
Their PIIceThlEFThem
(lots with «in t, (lust and foreign seeds In them,
make Inmholesomc food, and no one having re-
gmd for the health oi their animals, should use
them. Oats soldat a lower price than 1 sell, are
Inlcrior in quality, no charge being made for ocrecn-
log. I buy the best and deliver to you in the best
condition, and my p1 Ice is as low as anyone can
legitimately sell the tune. grade.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Marshall Street. South lorwailt
llr Uli'l’l iiolnmnu‘ Ll“! ry Stable.
AOKSON S PHOTOGRAPHS
llllllllllllllll' lllllillliill
mm us mm Standard of Excellence l
Both in Design and Beauty of Pinieh.l.1i lit-ins ii I’LATISOT‘I‘i’P PM: i l‘AlT‘i are timo-
ilful and last ll‘lt‘Vt r. interior: II: II! all Im- iIltw tIIr ti on rk n we m billy.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. ‘3 ngi Stroot,'_flor‘roik.c1
SOCIETY AN El BALL.
.....1PRINTING......
i
AT THE SENTIJEL OFFICE
NO FINER CARBONETTES IN TOWN ll
'l‘il.\\‘ IIIosI: IIIIIII
NORTHS STUDIO!
IImII.II.\I ”-3 mm: III:I:I-:
TWINTV VEARB AGO ARI: ITILL cocci!
I'orimtII-iicv mm lIIllilIf \I'Ill lII~l lh lung.
G.$.NORTH, . . . . Photograper.
7‘ Wiblllxin'l'l IN Sl'lll'lli'l'. .‘iIIl‘l'll Nillinle‘.
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwulk,
”south Nurwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & ll. Special juvenile ll. «\‘1 D. and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS. 1'.) Main Street, Norwaik.
' BEWARE!
lu Innuiuiaitignhy iii the illi'li’c cycles of any in“ the :IIIIiIoIizc-l
agents. the 'lmI the ntiqinul lmiury number but out lli'i'll IaInpuml
outline the guarantee its withdrawn hum all bicyclce‘whcu the annular
has been inicricrcd with or i‘illllilvml,
lllGliLilw ll UOWSE CO,
New Eng.” Ind Agents, llosiun, Muss.
Clearance
Sale!
BICYCLES
At Actual (lost.
”‘H1a‘iand'
Oomstockv Blot i”
Cold!
THE OPPOSITES.
We have got them in Re-
frigerators at the coldest
prices you ever heard at,
and in Blue Flame Oil
Stoves at the hottest
priccsin this town. In
Lawn .
Mowers
All G.A.R.mcnwl1‘
will? need new on:
forms 01' parts of urn}-
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
forms for Decoration
' ‘ day parade willasselllr’
1 blc at ComSiock Bro
on or before ‘IMidnight; .
Gemstock, Watkins
8: Dow’s,
In WASHINGTON STREET.
May 29th,aod proce are“ ~
what they mayrequrc
as they will be closed .1
Decoration day. By
SOUTH N ORWALK CT.,
successor to the late George 8. Bell
6:00.
Pile Driving!
Estimatslv'urnlshml for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
order of- .
Comstock Brothers.
Clothiers,
Foundation Pile Driven.
{I seem Ill! 5!.
So. lcrwaik.
IILFORO A. BIFI’II,
m‘ in am
YOU CAN'T OO BETTER
Than L are Your Orders for
um.
Print-
ingl
TWO NORWALK.
At. tho Sentinel }
Offloo. STORES. SO. NORWALK.
H. A.--” m—T.“ W .. --._ .-W
A Rehef'
To most men s minds to know when: to get a good,
:IbSolutcly inst color, serviceable scr‘; it, made to
order for little money. We've sIrunk this sea-
sIIn; bought last full when ihcwmden was full.
Result-
Men's Serge Suits, in Order,
$20!
in the regularmursc o: tmilc Iimsc suits could not be .
sold for less than $25.00,
WE CALI. THESE FLVERS,
lll-ZCAi'SE TIIeI' sou.
so FAST.
Special Sale Men's Mottled llLIliIriggnn Underwear,
value. we, at 25c.
Fill: Gunrrsmight shades, mine 25:‘, lit"
FREE With every Negligcc SlIirI,:I pair Ill Bail
Link Cuff Buttons.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, llattcr and Furnisher,
Mahatma liatal Iioalt. South Harwell
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
SPRINGA no SUMMERSHOESl
AND
Where You Can Find Them!
in buying shoes there are
'OOI IOOIITIAI. POII‘I'S:
rI-In emcu 'rI-II: arvuzi
rI-II: r'I-rI rI-II'. Wu!"
in buying our new neck, we made a
specialty oi the above combination.
GLOVE as
New Shoe Btcrc.
Norwalk Chronicler