East avenue, the
in Osborn avenue,
appears to be a dispute
3 sad the town. states
[has notbeennsedasa
till twenty-live years,
Selectman Seneck's
M .pflect. Mr. Osborn
trenuently put up fences
Went people from passing
that they have always been
‘ Selectman Selleck will
born this afternoon and if
isnot entirely removed
I have a warrant issued
arrest.
4‘ J W
on .100 wheels.
' Hardware Co.
9! Gave street, died
“pneumonia. He was in
years of his age, and
3 .. ‘audthreechildren. The
'“I‘ “held Sunday afternoon.
sickness was caused by his
. from the steamer Fal-
Maud Sound a few months
obliged to swim around
before he was picked up.
by was working on J.
's runway. Wednesday
When-I coal bucket struck
right eye, inflicting a se-
30 was rendered insensible
minutes, and had he fallen
further than he did, he would
the run and been, per-
hurt.
bicycle now. Cash cl
' So. 13;-
glilItske possessitm of Adams
‘hattsotory m Smith Norwalk
0 S. Trowbridge & Son
their former factory.
’ installments or cash. at
Hardware Co.
Ahab Lougstreet will not return
. «II. Pit. at present. as a
mud yesterday states that
has had another hemor-
iswin a critical condition.
fittestidiled 'to‘ull taxes unpaid
“Tuesday. Olllce open evenings.
Fowler Post. Union Veter-
slou'aud Order American Mo-
lell unite in a service at tin-
‘Jgsnue Hotliodist Episcopal
my night.
Benetlict of East Norwalk is
. . to what the wild waves are
”A“...
5m oi the Rowland Oyster
on the Washington street
lsheinxrepainted.
I , Wyn Hawkins. whohss been
‘ ll Bethcl. has returned to her
‘hsaflds place.
"was oi J. i: Hawkins III
film is in the hands of printers.
W. H. Verity has closed his
(I the Washington street bridge.
Mainland dyed. I) Brieu' II
loll. of the Washington slmet
has purchased I bicycle.
We Illustrated
k 8. Curtis nsve II stere-
Inuent In the Nnrwsllr
church. last night. hie
' I ouhundtsd views, illus-
, and customs In Japan.
M smiled the stemmticun
, “was taken which more than
is «pauses oi the entertain-
_ undress! company
We!“ walk between the
l he building line ot the
m on the north stdsot
sissst. Raymond
l I
fetus mused.
be new WIT)! fir. and “as
J. Theory Stevens. Quintsrd avenue
‘Iueet tonight. letters at very great
interest willbe brought on. Let every
Sir Knight be present.
will work degrees tonight.
will meet at 7:30 tonight.
but understood French, his parents unwaflcn unfinhhel.
dthieolnb met
at the sale to Dana's W 31?
"liter.
Harold Glendeuinx is having Ihe
space around his soda wster fountain
Well.
The Forty-live club
ens. at, Power’s street '
last night.
~lleu’s and boys'strnw hats. O'Briru's '
W»...
Open Air Bead Concerts.
Dwyer’s hand will give its first public
concert about the middle of June. .The
members have been granted the privi~
loses of the city parks. the Center
school yard and a space in front of the
armory for their concert.
ThsOlIrlsilsu Industrial W will
Pioneer Castle. L0. K. 11. 0.. will
To! chick.
llshntent.
Sherman Commandery. U. 0. ti. 0..
The committee at Hope Hose company
St. John's lodge. I". and A. 16.. con-
ferred the seormd degree last night.
4......“
~Lane’s'regulcr dinner, 25o.
_ Social on the Lawn.
A business meeting or the Christian
Endeavor society, of the Norwalk
Congregational church. was held in the
chapel. last night. The invitation of
Miss Fannie E. Clark to hold the next
racial on her lawn and ‘ in her parlors in
Merwiu street. was accepted. There
was a strong sentiment in favor of
discontinuing the prayer meetings
during the months of July and August.
and the matter was referred to the
advisory committee.
—-Tax collectcr’ s office, Sentinel build‘
ing. open every night this week.
Ill and Ailing.
Archie F. Nash is ill again.
A. W. Fowler. of Elm Grove Place,
is slightly improved today.
Frank Wilcek. the North Main street
shoe dealer. was taken suddenly sick.
yesterday afternoon, and obliged to go
home.
Jacob Liuxweller is ill at his home
in Railroad place.
Thomas Fagan. of Pluttsville avenue
is seriously ill of Bright's disease.
A Lost Boy Identified.
Clgurs on Hr Waldrou.
Wilbur Waldrcu. an employee of the
Norwslk Street Railwav company. is
passing around cigars in honor oi the
advent into his family. on Tuesday
night, of II bright baby boy.
Decorating the Opera House.
The Norwalk Opera House is being Ile-
corated today with flags and hunting.
palms. ferns and cut flowers. for thc
cperetta and cake walk to be given by
members of St. Mary’s parish
, I ~Memoriul Day Enoursiou.
To enjoy it secure at cost price st
80. Norwulk Hardware Co's, n bi~
cycle. Same quality, same guarantee.
but not cost price. Retiring from bi-
cycle branch.
HABPER' 8 MAGAZINE
‘ The June number of Harper' s Mena-
ziue will be distinguished by Ibo first
instalment of a new novel by Frank
B. Stockton. "The Great Stone of Sur-
dis," dealing in the humorist's most
lwhimsical vein with events in the twen-
‘ tic-1h century. including a submarine ex-
pedition to the North Pole. Among the
The “‘mc‘yeflflld boy found ““0" other features willbe the first of two
day by (”liner (””9“ W North M‘i“ papers on the British Parliament. "The
“M" was ”13mm“ by Charles b‘Illow. illelehrities o! the House of I ummonsf
”elk m F D Lawton 5‘ U" “”‘m‘ha‘lby'l'. l’. O'Connor. oIIl an instalment
a son 0' Joseph Lambert. 0' Cedar; l “The Martian, " with drawings by
street. The lntlmuld notspenk English ”“35“,...“ count “”3,th “he“
beinir of that nationality.
tors will' Include C I) Gibson Frederic
:Remiugton. and F. ii. IIuann
Arsenic Instead of Baking Powder' i
Isneciultuthe lieutinei.) l Hurpers' Weekly Vol hlny 2:! will lava
- Oakland. Cul.,May 28—Fred Beeson', Memorial Day Number. Alum]: the
an employee on the ranch at snag], M l contributions there will be a Memorial
nnrantly used arsenic instead oi baking Day poem by Richard Burton, illustrated
piwder in making a batch or brand Iby KenyouIZHIr IINeII Notional Hymn.
Bensonis dead, another mun is dying Will! words by Cal. Thomas Weutworlli
and several others are dangeiously iii. ,Hixxinsuo and music by U. (‘ It.- It i nu
-. . verse; articles on “A Breakfast wiIlI
‘IUenerul (mum. " by Tlnmns it .blnson
Mrs. Sarah Selleok, of this city. has Dawley..lr.. in “he" “WWW 5'” he"
removed her household goals to Htuar‘ ernl Gomez. will be outlinml on The
avenue to “on, preparatory to uoina‘l' nveiling oi the Washington Monu-
outtoColoradoiu the early fall to visit- '1nent.at l’hiladI-lphinz" on 'l‘he Mili-
Going to Colorado.
AMIRIcAN
Fig.5.?! ,
roe. ,
MEMORIAL
DAY.
om ion in arthritis: everybody
mav display the National Colors.
6IIIo, 8M2, 8x15. ch25
The illustrn I
STORE l
12.
al
SpeIiII prices [or IlIiIsp-Iisl
All rites and Standard quality
Toe dogs we offer are made in
Inc best p Issibl: manner. {ellcl
team, stars :cw.d bIth silos-—
Corr ct tumbcri l starswbcst indi
go and scarlet burning out regula-
HOTTSTZCsI 2x4 3x5, 4x6, 5x8. 63“,
New Organclies,
New Satteans.
New Lawns.
New Jaconets,
Gloria silk sun umbrellas.
- . . Silk serge sun umbrellas,
' ' . ._ Silk serge sun umbrellas, bone handles.
Figured linen zlawu. lll;ll lIu u
lawn. The regular 60c quality in
white grounds and c lIred figures
for 330 II yard
roll,
trimmed,
Changeable silk and umbrellas,
Mourning silk sun umbrellas,
Mourning paranoia.
C huugeahlc tailetu puresols,
. . White China silk psrnrols.
Remnantsd white iIlq'JC, 45 and Fancy China silk.
6 yards in the Iiccc. fair I5: 3 32rd
Regular 25c qualifier. that are
sligluly damaged
mundy shape. from lilo to t? 00
() id slits. A new linsol lac .vy
Linen C itsllt'S‘ If an improved
Sl'lluutll weave. browns, blues
and natural colors, from I: l 2c to
31 1-: cents a yard. For odd ski is
and jun lvet suits.
ill
TRISTRAM
don’t know! '
Stiipcd and Flowered lliIII'Ilicr,
inllglit green, blue, pink. yellow
and viIlct thadcs. Prices range
from tx‘c to :9: a yard. The o-mls
inIlIcm add moth tow'rrds keep
them in perfect shape; prevents
crushing easily.
Pungcc Cloth, a cotton material
in blank grounds alIIIJ‘IIIIc _I Ian!
black, with small white figures. A
choi II 25c style of {lends that we
are selling for l: X it? a )‘dld. I
went.
lFiIsi~Scpuratc Skirts,
While Wclti, heavy double. 0 Il-
ml White Pique Wells. A high
grade quality impo ch Cl'willl in-
DRYGOODS"
RISTRAMJIHYATT,
New Wash Goods!“
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
“.00 and $1 :35
Taffeta silk sun umbrellas. steel rod, close
TalTetu silk sun umbrellas. sterling silver
Children’s Caps.
We are showing all the l: Itcst IIIII elties In children 3 sum-
'mel' huts and caps; new goods, just received.
cups. white, pink. blue and tan lawn, in French and Nor
Sh? rt waists: Ladies Sol: 5.-
Set I lll -l,'IwIII< and ”lnllllfls l’ercalcs .Iml Orgamlics.
"llIiId~llosicr_I. Rle 0115, Glover. andl. ICI .
oazsrrvs: avilinmo
l-OIWA‘LK, covers. .
.fi
We have opened this week a new line of Wash Dress
Goods in all the latest and most desirable patterns.
New Luppet Stripes.
New Lappot Mulls,
New Ginghams,
New Percalon.
Children' s shade hats, white and colored lawns, lucc
trimmed,250
White, pink and blue lawn, shined brim. lace trimmed.
500.
White and colored silk mull. full pleated brim, pen pen
(the and The
sum trimmed. 98c. sI. si 2.5. III 50,- 31.75.
-. 2.. White duck Tam O’Shauters. 18 and 25c.
$1 " " " ”0"") ° Navy and red cloth Tam O‘Shantcrs. 25c.
32 50 - -
new... I... Housefurmshmg Dept.
mmwww
s1 25 to $2.50
s2.5o
also to 82 on
$1.25 to $2.50
It is about time to think about oil stoves. We have the
Famous. That is the same stove we had last season. The
quantity we have said of this sotve and the satisfaction
they have given to every one who has used them is a guar-
antee that there is no better stove made. We have added
to our line this season the Novelty Blue Flame Oil Stove.
This stove we believe to be the best one on the market.
We have them in all sizes. Other ()il Stoves from We up.
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers in all sizes at the
right prices
Special 8an this weekwliue tumblers. 19c.
Uhildren' s
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd'g.
& HYATT,
..__._.x~_,
WIIOIII aIc 3out3 (min;r this summel to buy your goods? You
Why, you can find out by {rallinuI at
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT’
ll e we piepaied to show the lmgcst handsomost and the cheap
estline ol groods qII.Ilil3 included, CI 01 shown in may depait~
1 ast. but II It ldil‘l-I'EX xaminc our Domestic SCI‘I‘ k.
Lrn dale and Fiuii oi the l com (II:
Velvet Carpets, 850 Per Yard.
l’. S $100 Wllt‘t‘l. lullv nickel plated and warranted, for $59.
SCOF’IELD 8: HOY
,Next to the Papular Shoe Store of Theodore
Olsen M
her son Wilbur. who is there for ““3““? Tournament in Cliit:ngn;" and on
health 'hrank 1t. Stockton, " by W l) ilowclh.
EThe illustrations will llllilmlu F101“!!!
”4‘3“?“ brown herb)“ lrnm the Tennessee Ctutenninl by W .i.
Rogers. who w as sent to ill!“ Exposition
Meeting ol‘tlie Mnudoliniats. 3hy lltinwr' 5 Weekly for lli" put-piss: II!
The Twin-City Mandolin club met ‘Inokiuglhcdrnwxnw.
with John Powell. of Leonard streetu __“u and after May 2:. “a” PM”
1"“ “‘3"? Mi“, “W“ “‘3’ “l“ ”'2qu be opened (or Int-linen under the
hearse “3m wm'm' Montgomery ' a"IIIIinngenIentof Charles A, Hubbard.
his hume In Cross street.
U'Brien's.
NOTICE l
The legal Intern nf tlII- Smut: XIIrII‘IIlk
Futon .‘IIIIIml IliaIrIIII are hereby ImIIIiml
IIIIII “‘lll‘ilt‘ll llllll the annual morning I i
said district Will he held III the lI'rIIIIlIlIII
sir-eel whmvl house, on 'l‘III-silnv eveII'IIIII.
Jinn! l. lH‘JZ, ul I‘iulll II'IIlmIk, tn hem' llII-
rep-Iris «Ii Ilu- Illhlrll‘l II-ImmIIII- I, ll‘t’lt-lll’I
,IIr ltlt'l mllevlnr an 'lll“ Ina! .\ Int. uml In
elm-i II IIII-IIIIIIII'IIT the ”NIH” (“Ililllillll't‘
luwn‘v i'IIr llII' illi't‘t‘t‘illlt‘,‘ lllft'i’ \‘I-Isl‘s.
lillll Itllll'l'llll‘l'W'lW lnr llll'II'llHllllu )‘l‘nf:
also I» luv II IIII In lllll'l IlIII III-I usury II\
Bode n Wheel in the Park.
iioward Worden. oi Urchard street,.
was arrested by Chief of Police Bradley.
yesterday. for riding II wheel in [him
Park. He will be tried in the 'l'ownlA
Court. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Cut II Gash in his ATHL.
William Benton out n deep gash in
his one. yesterday. while working III
the town'squarry. Dr. l.. N. l’hinney
took three stitches in the wound.
.ul llll' listli'll‘i‘llllt'ah nl wiil'l IlIvIIrIII
1slmll lwIlm'mml .IIIIIIwIlIlII; Isl-II l" iI'IIII
I sm-I IIIII' ullu-I: lrllsllmmi III-ninth r IIII-III;
below will llll't'llllu.
‘ A lil.\Vl’ll.\llll.
.lIiliN ll. Lilill'l'.
.\l .\'l' l‘lllIZW I‘I Ill lilil'l‘T.
llIsiriI-I i‘mIIIIIiIIeII
NIIIIvIIllI. I'utm,
"I'll: III
Changed Their Meeting Plat-e.
Humboldt lI‘Nlul‘, Hons of ilerIIIIInII.
voted last night lil hold meetings hero-
aiter In (lennauis lisll. The nomina-
tions for silicon were llilltli'.
lllllt‘ll ill l-iuIIllI
II:.'II.lI. it‘ll}.
mum-s 0! ll)" illullll‘l, and In pay no llllll'll f
In '
May
want It ticket with every purchase It JAM I. 'LOR‘NOE
lIaIIe' s.
1'! Wlilil‘ HTIlKKl‘. WW 1'" MHlWAHI.
Women Want to Vote. i
Focuses women
town clerk a omen. yesterday. [or um: Wrslfl!’
MWWW 'i CHOOL
IBOOKS!
AND
l‘orI-IIIIIII and lends lurnlsliml
stay Day Kevin's.
A. A. Raymond. .lr.. has moved to:
Edmund l Talimsdus's house in Elm
ilrt‘m- pilot"
whene‘spnrslos cream Is best
Firemen out tor Phil-tics.
The tire omnpsny of the Noswulk Itillst
were out tor practise. yestsnlsy.
Growl? Item will close all Day. !
The archery states II! 30th liorwalki, school
will be closed all our uneasy.
CHAIN“.
.lchu Kocrr will [its a dance III Hiss
masts GW‘I hall. tonight. tor the
henslltot the building lead at Wesle-
onton bodes.
tits. it. ll. Taylor has purchased a
m ”ml.
m Interbank has been manhood
as eossm by the Hoses": ’l'rsmwsy
my. '
on ALL smcs sr
RI HI
43 Washinytes III-est.
Mdmutw bless
_ _ " W W so. ”DIWALKI
“Ill Inks all kinds oi IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lull-I. or
m““"""‘ "l fl“MTIIIII'I-Ili lttl‘ll TIIrIlIII i! work III III III each
III' "i it
Suppllssl
PLAISTE D’s.
. CON” .
1m led lu sellat SIC. .I vard, bill
illiillglllSOllllet.l3ll?Cllllil21Cweddln
:3.._._.-.~._. ,...,. -_~..—I
g and Society
ll. ll cs” stir: s :lil’l I l' III! on .5 coats
and Luke-ts. Al the slime
l Wash G this drpartmtnl.
lllllltilt‘til Selim: pr: Ie lixlcllcnt lnr
Engraving!
The Senlmc. can now oflct II. duccnw his; :0 parties desiring engraved wed-
; (Zing II \lliillilflA, announcement». millmg (ands, clc., m aspetially advan-
The D. M. READ CO.
lagoons charauer.
in advance of printing.
prices.
The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
I
llnranln price ll each
II
us) i' hina suits. peppers.
runner pi ice. to
:lIII) Rochester chimneys.
I- “1' u :w
u" Mammoth Tim-blister chimneys. .. .. '2'»: “ " Hie ..
h handsomely decorated lamps, host lint-ll-
nster burner .. .. mitts .. .. Hf) II
.. clothes racks. 00 footie hacgolotlieson .. '- sim .. .. Inc ..
.25 ruby glass shakers. .. lite “ .. 7c "
Mourpot sweepers. guaranteed. " .. elm .. .. :Io- ..
ill croquet sets. " " this! .. .. 23m "
f, n It so .1135. II I. ”I“: II
Ill screen doors. " .. sec .. .. one, ..
“FOR THE lIDlls. “We oll'or ll dost.
GOLDIIRO'I
New York Mllllnory Pei-lore!
s sins. slim vessel.
During our first week oi skirt sale we were compelled to replenish
and acid It more complete line oi
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shirts are sold at greatly reduced pthll.
Goldberg’s lisw York Iillinsry Parlors.
It. uses. “turmoil”,
CWP‘W 3ch“ away with every no purchase. Coupons will be drawn
Ssturtlsy. June 5.
W
Advertise In ennui-Inn“.
BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the Bill inst!
and lasting until all the goods announced ltl this advertisement are sold, will be held a gr raml Wl lllll up clearing out
ol all the goods lot: from our old kitchen ware department.
and when closed out none ol them can be had. '1 hey are everyone at them genuine
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked.
50 It qt slow puns. for 10¢ each. 0 due. molams cops. lor no ewwh ii mklugham Inn pots. 9m 2m kitchen knives. :io II.II.IlI;'
Corsets. IleItc or drab. a straight 50c article. for .lOc the pair.
“THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE
llIc lots none ol them {ll‘c very large,
III bszInI skirt fu' Ins Inn be altered In
suit any lmm or style. 'IIIIIIII pri I.o alt‘ to. llirunin prim $1.3"
:lm in"! match sol-vs. .‘m "II
III!» sinvv paid-rs, i’lill'il heavy. “ .. lilo .. .. ::.,
LU“ glass tIIIII‘y dishes. ” " $1.: ” .. in
l IHIII extra heavy when ptlll‘. .. .. mu .. .. :lllu
200!) papers host lacks. " " .‘w. “ .. lo
li‘M junilnlers. “ “ lino " " tic
hlII pr toilet sets. “ " .3. III " .. “-95
:lur Ilt. Ironinubosrds “ “ Isle " “ We:
:ie each
‘5 cIIllnll dish tulips. lot to each.
mi) plum thII- olIiIII hone dishes for
Ill Washington St
, m*».-w.-...wmw- . va—Lrwvm
RCTCTl POINT IMPROVEMENT CC.
Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
Saturday, lav 29. l897.
Continuous psderstsscs In Auditorium.
ms;
Norwalk Chronicler