mien. 8. Brown's shoe store in
11111111111111: street. this morning. and
when passing Henry Tilly’s factory
Manual”. The tireot his
Mole struck the trolley track and was
11-1 torn oil. throwing himtothe ground
.Iludalmostunderau approaching trol
301m. The motorman deserves great
. credit for bringing hiscar tea stand-
dill and Mr. Gale just escaped being
shuekby a law inches. Bis clothing
was torn. and he was considerably
"‘ ‘- 111111-1111.
Change of Occupation.
Charles H. Naylor will leave the em-
ploy o! The Luckwood Manufacturing
oompanyJuue lot, and return to the
New York allies of Tile Yale J: Towns ‘
Manufacturing company, but will retain
his residence in South Norwalk. _
A. ILRidpath, of Bridgeport, has so-
cured a position with the John Hancock
VLlle Insurance company, of South Nor-
walk.
Paul Orris echts to take a position
on the Long Idand railroad next week.
heat of the mean;
0. L. Hyatt lost a bunch of keys Mon-
day. and yesterday be advertised for
them in The Sentinel. A few hours after
the paper was out the keys were return-
9‘1 to the uptown office, and the finder
received a reward.
The gold watch lost Monday night in
front of Dr. A. N. Clark’ymsidence in
South Main street," was returned last
evening to the owner, through the med-
ium of an udvertisementin The Sentinel.
--Lane‘s ice cream, strictly pure.
Euchre at Mrs. Jenninge'.
The Matinee Euchre club was enter-
iued yesterday alternoon by Mrs.
Isaac S. Jennings. West street. The
club prize. a handsome hat brush, was
won by Miss Julita Batch. The next
meeting will be Friday afternoon, J une
4th,:1t the home of Mrs. Joseph G.
Jennings.
Renovating the Rotor: Hotel.
The hotel at ltoton Point is being
thoroughly renovated and repainted.
and will be in excellent condition 1111
the opening.
George Usterbank. of Water street, is
repainting and repapering the interim
of Gus Partrick’a house, in Uranbnry.
Miss Flynn Turns Editor.
A four-page paper, edited by Miss lies:
Flynn, has been issued in the interest
' of the Operetta and cake walk to be ren-
dered in connection with the annual
May Day festival and supper under 1111
suspic cos of St. Mary" a parish.
Twenty 11111.. in a Trap.
George Allen caught twenty raisin 11
trap at his store in Main 1trtet, Nor
walk. last night. When they wanna.
leased this morning there was a dog
fight,eansed by difloroncvs of opinion
between the canines 1111 to the spoils.
..._.. .1-..“ w... ._........- ,4... W...—
Romaine taken to Monroe.
The remains of William Pilllurtlull
who died in the hospital Tuesday, aged
about seventytwo years, were removed.
to Monroe. lIlH afternoon, for burial.
Mrs. l'altcrmn, wife 11! the deceased, i1
11 resident or liolchcrlnwu, Mas-1.
(l'lirivu's.
mi‘bildren's straw hats.
Salvation Army Festival.
The Salvation Army will hold an 11-11
cream and calm festival In its hall on tlw
Washington street bridge, Wednesday
evening. June 81h, a1. *1 o'v'loclt. (‘aptain
Saunders and Lieutenant Bradbury will
hell! command. ‘
-Yonman Ilsrl1y at (l llrlen' a.
Painting 11111.. New 1111.11.11
A handsome painting of the 1111011111
of the First Methodist Evian-pal church
In exhibited in the window at Henry L
liodwell's store in Washington meet.
“unwv WM
M11 by the River.
John H. Ferris II discharging a home
a: stove coal and a sloop load 11! sand.
‘ Raymond Brothers are discharging 11
page ol‘~ cannot at their dock.
warm 1.11.11.11.11. 1111 l’aonll
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Mechanism 11111111111111.1111
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many an as 11111111“.th
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brothels. mmnnmatm
osmium-empirical. 11mm
rive 11111111111111 new.
0111111111 Roll. 4 4 8. 5-1-1!)
W. TI. Constant. o 4 2 4—15
EN.Godlrey. 8448847
Chas. Gnarniarl, ‘ ll 5 4 4 4-49
J. H. Smith. 4 2 4 4 8—16
0. J. Crabbe. 4 5 3 4 3—49
11. E. James. 2 2 4 4 8-45
J. Austin. 2 ll 3 4 4-16
A. 3. Sterling. 4 8 3 4 2—16
0. M. Flewellin, ‘8 4 4 4-»15
B. Walsh. 8 4 4 4 8—18
W. B. McKay, 3 -l 8 2 4-116
M. C. Brown. " 2 ll 8 3 5—46
W. G. Battery. 4 2 8 3 3—l5
J. Battery, 3: 8 4 2 4—15
W. G. Gilmore, 2 l 3 4 2—15
William N. Jones. 3 2 2 4 4—4.5
L. A. Knapp, 4 8 4 :1 3—17
1111 Lockwood, 3 2 8 4 3-15
B. E. Raymond, ll :3 4 3 5-48
F. H. Walther, 3 4 I} 4 3—17
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Captain Rose. , 2 3 ll 4 4—16
w.1. Comatock, i 15 2 15—20
H. bl. Godfrey, 5 2 5 4 2—18
.1. H. Smith, :1 2 5 4 5—19
0. J. Crabbe. 3 5 4 i—lll
W. E. James. 4 2 l 4 4—18
W. B. McKay, 1’1 :2 l 4 5—420
U. G. Battery, 4 2 3 4 2—15
James Battery, :1 :1 :1 11—13
W. N. Jones. 2 4 4 5—15
ll. E Raymond, 2 i 4 -l .'1——l,b
F. W. Webber, l l 5 4—17
Opening oi” the Auditorium.
Manager Hoyt will open his Audi-
torium at Roton Point. Saturday alter-
uoon. He has engaged for the entire
.eason Harry D‘Esta, who gave such a
successful series of perlormances last
year. Mr. D'Esta announces 1111 en-
tirely new programme. introducing
mafionettes, veritriloquism, l’unch and
.ludy,11nd other features. Mr. D'Esta
will cater especially to the ladies and
«.zhildren. but will provide an cnterta‘n-
ment that everyone will enjoy. Mr.
D’Esta is in town. and assures us that
.1pening on Saturday. As the season
progresses Mr. D'Eela intends to give
weekly changes of programme, and has
secured some of the best talent for this
purpose.
Forging the Missing Link.
The Norwallr Tramway company has
secured permission to construct the mis-
sing link between the Norwalk terminus
1( 11s Westport branch and the switch
.1t the heal of Mill Hill. .Civil Engineer
Uharles‘N. Wood is doing the survey-
1113. and Contractor Crosby, of New
Britai11,w1ll lay the rails. It is said
that when the connections arr mink
ahe fare to Westmrt will be reduced to
:ivo cents.
"was began this morning.
For the Carpet Fund.
The Inasmuch Circle of h’lllg'r
llauzhte s, of the Norwalk Mithodist
Episcopal church, will meet with Mrs.
Charles F.Tristra1n, of Ber.l1el1~y sire-1.1
Friday afternom at the rcgularhonr,
11.3111 o'clock. After the meeting, cake
111d cream will he served. M11111 thr-
l.1dios “ill be glad to see 11 large
number present. The proceeds are 1111
he chnnh carmt f1111d,wl1i1l1 lb:
lid'urcnt 1~1r1les are inleresrod in at
this limo.
everything will be in. readiness for the '
Work (111 the connections'
no
Absolutely Pure“.
Oslsbnlgi‘l‘w term Its mlmrenlug 006m
alum and fadnlterntl on com-
mon to the 1111111111 bran 11.
Born. Bursa Powuru 011.er York.
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Comings and Going: of Our and
Other Folks' Friends.
Mrs. A. N. Clark is visiting her
mother in .‘Sow York city.
George Ives, of Danbury, is the guest
of Dr. J. Milton Goburn, of South
Main street.
Mrs. Margaret York. of South Main
street,'has gone to the Berkshires.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hunt, of
Chestnut street, are visiting in Troy.
Haven.
George W. Raymond represented
Uockenoe Tribe at the meeting of the
Uouncilof Red Men, in Derby, yestaa't
day.
Harry Mitchell, of the Norwallr post-
olllce, spent yesterday in New York.
Miss Eli zi‘ceth Kearney, of Plymouth
avenue. was the guest of Mrs James l.
Kennedy, in Ridgelield, yesterday
Miss Dotha Stone i’inncn wont to
Fails V illage, 001111.,yestcrd11y
Miss Alice Cholwell,
went to She diel1l,hl:1.~s.
of lligh street,
yesterday.
K.Wili'1.1111 mansficld is in Hartford,
today.
1'31: 561111111111] Fmis 1111111.: Repre-
sentative R. H. Rowan are In Hartford
Inlay.
Mrs. Julia V. Lester, who has been in
Brooklyn, visiting Miss Emma Brown,
romrncd home yesterday.
Sumrintendcnt Srs‘rncer, of Boston.
madcnshort 1: 1.1! you: r1‘.1v ittlw oilicc
of the Adams Express company
John Sclmub .Tr., i~ (sported home
tonight. from Middletuwu.
Attorney Gray is in Danbury this
afternoon
~l1ano' 3 pure mec- crcam is host
entrust; 111141111; KNOB.
Lunch and Prov ‘anscn -Dn!11'-
111;; In the Evening.
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Monday will he 11111111111v thy .Lt. Tho
Knob. 'l‘wn 1w 1: wells l1: we born on
gasp-d. and will be run during the after
noon and evening to connect with the
fTramwny cars. A free lunch, will be
served during the afternoon, and Wei-
dc “hammer trill play for dancing in tho
(3-,. hi: 1g
Addition: ll ancr nunodations 11 two l11111‘1
prmlded by Mr. Burclmrd {111 sec 11ri11',.
horses. and awnings have been place-l
overthowunlows 1111 lhv west silo of
May Day Movings.
Wilfred llodmll, 11f lliyvlew armour.
The furniture of Mrs. Sarah IM‘l’n
was unwed by Expressnmn (Rwandan
yesterday. from ”Houston plan- to
l1‘alr‘lelda1'o11no. in the house recently
purchased 11-11111 Mrs. Ida 15. Keep.
Edward Tronter expects his furniture
here today lrom Nowmk. and Wm 11-111
py 11 house in (lieuwmd avenue, ‘
Peanuts and Bed Lemonade.
'l‘wo expert bill-posters. in advance of
the A1l11111l1‘orepaugh and Sells III‘nIh
ora‘ 1411:1111. Wore in town yesterday port
my: bills 1111 Harry Bassinu'u Mord».
l‘ho ohm appears in Stamford 1111 Jane
Iii and In Brldgeport on the day fol-
lowing
Mini. 11111111111111. Entertain.
M111. Hattie llasinbsrrs entertained
lrionds at her Ilnlull on Union park. last
night. Uraphophone u-lcotluns wore in-
lorsporled with instrumental 111111111111)-
11111 Misses Maude and hula Gregory, of
111.111.1111...
, “MIMI style; straw 1.......11.1.. 11.
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Mayor and council invited.
John _'I‘. Hayes is mulling invitations,
«slay. to the mayors and sensations of
Harwell and 11011111 limo-ll: to 111111111!
81. Mary's Icy b'sy festival.
Its. Gallu- ”covering.
llrs. 11111111111111- underwent an oper-
ation in the SWIM Will. yester-
day. sod is grille. aloha nicely.
WW
moccasins-muons-
will move .l111111 let to llivnmnlon plow. ;
The «trends min lentil liar.
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the club-Imam New ha11111111cl1s1‘11llbo
Iswunu.
I This popular {.1111in noting resort will
1 he as attractive as l'l’ri’. .llr. l.111'l11v1*11d
11'1ll Iw in 141311.11 IIlH 1111411111 11111! 11111
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of the III'IuIrlNIm'Iw 11! «aid district 11»
shall helm-11ml 111111111111I1;11l111 111 111111
1-1111 11113 "IIH'I hummus plugiuly 11111111111
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on
TAYLOR l1 GOLDIN'!
lotions learners Agony,
Usher Beers spent Sunday in New _
Evaporated Apples, 60 pound
“,1 Prunes, 50 “
21‘ 11 80 “
Nectarineaw
EDWARD STREET!
has received another' 1avoicc of those
Moquette Rugs-:-
wc have sold so many 0'. They are the best quality made, and are
fully :15 percent less than the regular price.
Doom 1 this weather make you think of Summer Underwear ’ We
have the stock to please you both' 111 quality and price. You must not
forget our hosiery stock If you should you make a mistake, for you
will had none more complete.
SPECIAL SALE 0? OPEN WORK. I awns at 1.11: per yard
yard, worth 15c. Imagine having lawn ties at 5c and silk ties at 10c
apic c". All choice styles and qua ity. We have them at that price
Look at our ladies’ Shirt '1\ aists
EDWARD STREET.
ROITWALK, GOIID.
5 GAZETTE BUILITING
w... W —. ._.,.. .N-...L_. “A- ...... .._.
Their Price Betrays Them.
Oats with dirt, dust and foreign seeds 1n them, 4
111161111111‘1111150111cfood, and no one having re-
gard .or the health of their animals, should use
them. 0. its schl at a lower pncc tlianl sell, are .
Interior in 111111..in no charge being made for screen- '
ing. 1 buv the best and deliver to you in the best
conditwn and my price is as low as anyone can
legitimatclv sell the some grade.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
IS Marshall Street. South llorwalk
Ilr;1’.1l1§111111n~' LIN!) Sill do.
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11d IIITtIIN.“TII./X!‘M' 1 liltirhumw‘ nilnrvhltor11r11.1111rl~.:'1.~11»ml11'ty.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer, 53 Wall Street. ,Norwalh. Ct
lb 1th in
noelé'rvnub BALL
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AT THE SENTIMEL OFFICE
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The undersigned have pineal the agency for Vol'wnlk.
l'. \l. 110M; RS, 1‘.) .\1'1I11 Sheet l..\u1wulk.
BEWARE I
has been unulcrcd mm 111 11 unwed.
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New 1'11“; .111! Agcam lloslnn, Mass.
Clearance
ale!
BICYCLES
At Actual Cost.
‘50. 1111111111111 1111011111: co.
13 lb- was Nails, 2511.
r. 11. 111111011 81 co. 22 51111111 1111113111111 "
.Photograper.
To Whom It May Concern.
South “(11111"1“. 111111 Vicinity {111' the celeb .1I1'1l L111 wliml
ll. & I). Slit-11:11 luvmnlc ll. 1\' ll. .1111I \\111I1l I1i131l1s \1ilI1
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wz 1h1..1s 1hr. guamulo .5 wit nirnwn 11- m .111 bicycles when ll 1.: numbu
Oil Stoves.
l3 lbs er0 Nails, 250.
Lawn Mowers.
131115 Wire Nails, 250.
All (1.11.11. 1.... 111111
forms or parts of 11111., 7 "
Best Hose Made.
l3 lbs Wire Nails, 250. Will need HBVV
Pitchiorks., 181: each.
13 lbs Wire Nails, 251:. forms for DGCOI’RIIQF ,.
day parade will assemef
blc at Comstock Bro" "
on or before Midnight,
Pure White Lead, $5.25 cwt.
13 lbs Wire Nails, 25c.
Comstock, Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Bell
8100.
May 29th ,andprocnie
r... 1v
W11 at th oy may requreg
as they will be 11111111111:
Decoration day." , By. ‘
order of
File Driving!
Gemstock Brothers, ;
Estimate Furnished for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
”#4.”.--
Foundation Pile Driven.
Clothiers.
a scum 1111111 :1: I
So. liorwalk.
muons I. GIFFII,
Manager.
min ‘2!"
YOU GAI' T DO BETTER
Than L are Your Orders for
Print-
ing!
At eh". Sontlnol
OM00.
rwo lsonwsnx,
scones. Iso. sonwsax.
A Rehef'
To most men's minds to know where to get a good,
absolutely {est color. serviceable serge suit, made to
order for little money. \l'c‘vc struck it rigld this sea-
51111; bought last fall whcuthc woolen mafltct was full.
Result—-
Men 5 Serge Suits, to Order,
$20!
In the regularcmlsc 111 mole lhvrc
511111 for less than I: 5. 00.
WE CALI. THESE FLYERS,
1151;111:511 THEY 5151.1.
5.1 rssr.
culls could not be
Sim fol Salt: Men"; M dilctl Il,1ll11'lgg;111 i'udcrwear,
M11110, 401'. 1:1 231'
Silk (‘1‘;11'11'1's,cigl11 sl1a1los,\'.1l11e :51:,1,11:.
I’lx‘l'J‘U “"l'll crrry Negligcc Shhhn {Mir OI Ball
link Cull Buttons.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
L‘lothicr, llattcr and I-‘nrnishcr.
Mahackomo Hotel Block. 11111111 IOWIII ‘
(1311-11 every evening until 9 o'clock.
3111111 1111111111.. 51111151
Where You Can Find Theml
I11 buying shoes there are
FOUR ESSENTIAL POIITS:
71-111: a'rvuzl
THI: rm TH: sz-‘nf‘t
6..
THE PRICEI
I11 buying our new 11111211, we made a
ritecially 11I the above combinatlons.
GLOVE R’S
New Shoe Store,
121 Washington 111.11
“all! I
Norwalk Chronicler