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{m I. Benton. of Main street.
‘ yard. Asheturned into the street he
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Evils Sentinels Ilspertrrs.
lorwsik. and Ralph Webb. of M
ton nut, Injured while Bicycl-
inc—Other ulnar stumps.
Winfield 8. Benton. of 172 Main
street. called on friends on the old Baton
Paint road. yesterday. Upon leaving
it! home he mounted his bicycle in the
was met by another wheelmun. who
welcoming down the road at a good
lined. Neither had time to dismount
ortnrn out for the other. Mr. Benton
was struck broadside and thrown vio-
lontly to the ground. It was some time
before he regained his senses and was
removed to a place of comfort. His
right shoulder bone was broken and his
arms and hands badly cut. Mr. Benton
wallater assisted to his home, and is
now feeling quite comfortable. Mr.
Bouton’s wheel was a complete wreck.
Who the man that collided with him
was, is nuknowa. it is thought that he
was not badly hurt.
Ralph Webb. of Baton Hill, who left
Rotor: Point on his bicycle just before
the stormcame up Sunday afternoon,
and was hurrying home, was run into
by a bicyclist going in the opposite (lio
rection. The accident occurred on the
Roton Point road, near Lincoln avenue.
Mr. Webb was on the right hand side
of the road. and he says the accident
was no fault of his.- A man in a carri-
age, on his way to New Canaan, came
along and assisted Mr. Webb home.
Herbert Saunders, a son of H. A. Saun-
ders, rode for Dr. A. N. Clark. and
friends took charge of Mr. Webb's
wheel. which was not damaged. Mr.
Webb's collar-bone was broken, and
one knee badly bruised. The other man,
who did not stop to give his name or
find out how badly Mr. Webb was hurt,
picked up his bicycle, the front rim of
whiohwas badly broken, and went on
his way. .
While riding through Fairiicld on his
way home, Sunday afternoon, Stanley
Raymond. of Elm Grove place. in com-
panvaith a large party of wheclmen,
was trying to pass a wagon and a man
on a bicyc‘ e who was learning to ride
coming from the opposite direc
tion, when he run into the beginner and
was thrown oli'. Several of the bicyclist 1
following were thrown oi'f their whorl.
. mu: , 1 .,
--Avold 921.: more» by paying your
city taxes today.
Charleen. Brown is uricusly ill at
his home in Broad River.
WW
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A son was born Sunday to Mr. and
J. Walter Pen, of Elm street.
Waldo H. Parsons. of Brookside. has
obtalaeda situation in Baltimore.
AW“...
Mist Genevieve B. Whitloclr has
resumed her duties as reporter on The
Sentinel.
Work upon the new bank building, in
Washington street is somewhat delayed
by the non-arrival of the necessary stone
-—Interest at the rate of 911.4
on taxes unpaid after today.
Comstook Brothers are introducing
the Yale air cushion bicycle salt.
which prevents many of the evils that
wheelmen complain of. It is endorsed
by physicians everywhere.
charged
—-French crepe paper, regular price
250; tomorrow, 12'20, at Boston store,
Norwallr. ___.
William N. Simone, of Union Park,
who has conducted on odicc in New
York in connection with the Maine
Benefit Lite association, will open an
ofilce in Lochwood’s Hall building, Nor-
walk in a few days.
Mnand MrsiPliilipiWheeler rode to
Newark. yesterday, to spend a week
with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Finch.
The ladies' association of the N1 1rwalk
(lmgrcgntionel church will meet in the
chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3:30
o‘clock. The subject is. "How History
Hinges on History."
M i113 Eva E. ColluTs— 1171!! play tonight at
the concert in the parlors of the sleuth
Nurwulk'tlongregational church.
W. W. Shepard. of the Twin City
Wbcelnien. secured sccond place in the
one mile 21H class at the Dunbury races,
ycstenlny. .
—~All capes and jackets that arc left at
the Boston store, Norwalk, 1111! be told
at half price, tomorrow
Edward l’.ll1rvey 11 is down from
Danbury, yesterday. 1
Chester 1“. Tulle-1, .lr,and wife, of
I . . . v
‘ Ausoma. spent yesterday 1n booth hor-
Walk.
by running into him. Mr. Raymond
received a severe cut over the right eye ’
but was able to proceed home
Robert Kenney, of Pine street Nor-i
walk. vas wheeling down Main street. 1
Norwalk, Saturday night. when he was
crowded into the car-track and thrown
from his wheel, sustaining painful i11-
juries. A deep gash was cut in his
head and he was rendered unconscious ,
He was removed to his home, where he
recovered consciousness. It is thought
that no bad effects will result.
Ernest Bart-ho], the Washington
street bicycle dealer, accompanied Cap-
tain Fred Hunford. of the Twin City
Whecltnen. Sunday, to Seymour, and
when near that place. another bicyclist
collided with him. Mr. Barthel rcceiv
ed a had full and his racer was complete-
ly wrecked
Miss Youngs, of Colby dz Smith‘s
confectionery store. tell from her wheel.
yesterday, injuring herself quite badly
"01111111 Local. News or Peers 3
All) 11.
filly Years Ago.
In theory of gums to chill
Alter-lion's budding 11111.”;
When ardent lovers took llmr fill.
No mh mire-1 all their Hm 11.
".11! happy they were not to know
‘l‘hs serrated—so years an.
Aycr's Cherry Doctoral
is the standard family remedy
oi the world for colds. coughs
and lune disses» It is not a
palliative. and is not therefore
no in small cheap bottles.
Input up in large bottles
(:2 the household. They cent
more but cure more.
Feds come and no but no
theory or tad can overthrow
mutant. that the easiest cure
tar all colds. malls and throat
21!: Iyor Edwin W lcox
LIVELY AS A CRICKET.
1231-
The State Legislature Prepared to
"Sit It Out" Indefinltcly
Hartford, .lunc i~—Hcrc it in the first
(11y of the r1 lsy month of June and Con—
necticut's oft-killed lcgislature is on
hand as lively as :1 cricket, and appar-
ently prepared to "sit, it out" Hub-tinne-
ly. .
ulcdiatcly preceding. Iiual adjournment
is thc prominent «mention. but the legis-
lators have become inured to the pros-
pccts for a pointing out. Consequently
in spite of the fact that both branches
have nearly completed their 111111111.» .«1, it
is impossible to predict d1- tlnitely wlun:
the adjournment sine die will come
Today is one of those late beginning.
curly ending sessions and everything 18
sort of hit-'er miss.
Both branches met at l‘.’:tll this after
noon.
Close of the May Festival.
The May day festival of St. Mary's
church. at tl.c Norwnlk Opera 1111111111.
The Twin City Quiut‘dle club furnisbcd
music tor dancing. The prizes wcin
awarded nil fullness: Miss Furlong, $11
in gold: Miss th1ltli11g,of Urchard etrcct.
tw11 tickets to the lush lair in New
York: Captain Diamond. of South Nor-
w.1llr. blncktborn stick.
Tim calm was won by Frederick t-l.l1al-
or and \Iim lime l'tynn Then we
Iiltlllt'flktl for the best dancing. which
111111 won by Ellis» Nellie Smith and .l
Mcliowull. 'l‘lic ontcrtainuunt was 11
brilliant success. socially and financially
Salvation Army Special fleeting.
'l‘noi-l limit 111 New in gilog to have
u very special meeting at its hall on the
bridge. on \i'cdncuday, Julie L’ Ensign
llrewnr and brass band. from llrulge-
port. Will be present. The casino will
give a wry interesting talk on how he
bc1 11111 a Hull/allolllt-l The nicotlng
Will ionicno at H n clcok.
R“":I'ilutl and tit 11! His Stark
A1 n 1111411111; 11! the llruggbts' Hupply
columny, held at the (Illco of W. 1-5.
thrlevantJanit Saturday. Mr. Hturtc-
vant rtsnignul the presidency of the cor.
Holly. Thomas 1’). non was elect
ort president. 'l‘lr1 coinpany. in all
probability, will be reorganized.
Valencia is late.
Alameda! to The lientlltoll. '
New York. June
steamer Valencia. which it was rumored
$17”; MIMI! Ayers
last evening. had been lost oi! the south
coast of (Jobs. arrived at (lienfuegos
solely this morning at daybreak:
I. 11115 Wilcox, wife and daughter, of:
Brooklyn. were M~ morinl day guests of '
This Week, on during the weeks im~ ‘-
closed Saturday night with a cake walk ‘
notation. and sold his stock to I13. .l,‘
ln'l‘he lied I dun
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for "same
“1.1111111111111111"...filmed“... against
alum and all forms cl adulterati Ion core
area to the c wan brands.
11mm rowan Co . New York.
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Am 01" THE WHEELS.
The Twin City Century Bun Post-
poned For One Week.
The Twin City Wheelmen postponed
its century run, scheduled for Sunday,
for one week. Some of the members
expected to go to Danbury. yesterday.
but the roads were not in suitable con
dition.
P. F. Mastorson. oi the Boston store,
is learning to ride the wheel.
Lyman Hoyt, Ernest Coriwll, Charles
Beers, William Cavanagh. William Gil-
more and Clifford Crucet wheeled to
Sing Sing and return, Sunday. They
covered seventy-live miles.
Craig Littlejohn wheeled to Sing Sing,
Sunday.
The llrst time pnzc in the Dcdham
road race has lncn taken away t‘rnn
Will E. J. Kirk. the rcpntcd winner of
the first time and second place. and has
bcen given to t}. W. Eastman. who.
from the oumninuto mark. came in
eleventh. l. .l. Salim, who rode from
the same mark and who was given
and gets the sec 1nd timc prim. ~Boston
Globe.
Last Sunday the 5112:4311 \Vllm‘lltlti‘li,
of Brooklvn took :1 century run to
Bridgtpon an ltilivpglt‘tl fordinncr. about
fifty st1--11.:. at tho Norwalk limit-l.
AFTER CANDLE LIGHT.
Meetings of Local Sor-iotics. Asset-in-
lions. Clubs and Cliqm-s.
Butler Lodge. [. I). 11, l".. will hold a
special rehearsal of the initlnlnry dc-
grec tonight. ”Ilia-1's and incipievri rc-
11ncstc1l to be pron-111.
(lracc chapter, llr..tl11~rlm‘vl of 5:. A11
drew, will mm with H. .‘~l. tiarcluvr.
l’nlon i'ut'lz. tmmnnw 1;:2111 at 5
o‘clock.
l'ncas 'I‘ribc. Imp. I) It 31L. v..ll hold
its regular lllt‘t'filli: tonight.
TIIO Catholic club
Schiller Stamm. I‘.
meet tonight.
will nut-t tonight,
U It. 31.. will
Many VI'fll Gr ’gor,’ Point.
Quite a number visitcil (ircgti‘lry‘s
,Point, ycs‘cnhy, llitrlii'llidt‘Iy in tho
afternoon. l-‘rrc'u-m'v "'lilt‘mll’d inr—
nisbml 111mm from ‘J to I! 11 1:1. 1/1111!
lord H'h’ullivnn illlu‘ Maxi-11! in on his
lycursbnsznoss. and, with :1 MW i111~
provomcnt in thc weather, Ill'lphfi to see
his house tilb- 1! with 1:1 nests.
i Vicwmi the scent.- ot tlu-‘Aecident.
.l. l’. 'I‘rcadwell, of North avenue,
iwho wheeled from l’ntchacnc. I. l . to
t'oney Island, yesterday, com-- upon the
sccne of the terrible railroad accidunt in
Long Island City. only a few minutes
after the catastropby occurred. llc saw
the» dead and injurcd lying on the
ground. and had he been a law minuta s
sooner might have been numbered
l among thcm.
MAS good as the wheat means saleable
at any time. That in just what the Im-
perial (‘rowu vigor in.
Front 111 the Wool.
Chicago. .lnnc l.~!iouvy frosts oc.
curred the past two iuornings UNIT ”11‘
grcatcr part of 1l11- 111 1rtl1111st .‘1111111'
111111! freezing weathu arc wp1 111d 1mm
lnurthcin Wlscolmn and 31mm 11111.1
1witli tnut l1 1!:1111:1..1 to “notable-1 and
small fruits.
Golden Cruse Sociable.
I ShermanCouncil. l' 11 (l. t‘.
hold 11 mwinblc .1! the home 11!
Decker, .‘31 High alter-l.
lit 8 n'clndit.
Wootport Cars 81m; 1.
(Ears on tho “'0”me evolution of 1111-
Norwallt Tramway «.1 1 lpmy now start
from tho 111111111: W211 and Want
Mrcets. .
“Ill!
.\.11"« 111
Minortow 111gl1t
om Water Street.
.
u!
Mcn‘. Zittc 111mm! ell-Its, tollwl'ruw
3312, at I! «don ~11nc, Nurrvnlk.
FIRE
INSUR-
ANCE.
For 11 reliable
.tln ml,
Prompt paying
I! Irn
Insurance
Policy
1311!!
on
TAVLOR I1 GOLDEN'B
Isllshts Insurance Agency.
to resentment cram.
heath hot 11'th
twelfth placc,l'1.1sl1"c11 shoved up one 3
Colin
60 pound
50 It
So
Evaporated Apples.
“ ' Prunes,
Nectarines, “
F. D. LAWTOII a. 00.. ;2 §outh lain Street
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EDWARD STREET!
Will This Week luaugnrate.
Special Sale Summer Fabrics!
Especialeil'orthus been nudetlsbeu vou choice. attractive goods, in every do
pertinent.
Ill R WASH (MODS STOCK
he» the prettiest patterns to be found, and many of them cannot be duplicated.
For an example of low pric en in these goods, we quote one yard wide percalcs
good quality. at 7c per yard, and open work lan 111-1. lllc per yard,
We have plain colored law on H! 111.1vi1lc,tol1nc thin dresses—~pricc, 1’ 1 1c per
yard.
“A! ll: iV!) ltllllilll I) l' XllEltWh ‘Ali
for men, womrn and cliiltlrtn .1lis1ylcsamlprne11
Spremlealeinladieu'r1blu~de1s,ut.1 #1 m and l‘.‘ 1- 2c.
0! It iltlfiiEliY S'l'tli‘ K
has the latest colorings, i111l11di111:_1cry dark 1111111 and or bi cod red.
( 'liolc c lau- draperies, at 1.1 ..1:1.' 7.5 and I?! 1 2c per v.11rd
Special—~One case each. children“; (.111. black ribbed seamless hose. at W and l'.‘ l-'.‘c
n pttir. ‘
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING. HORWILK, COIN.
Examine them.
A WORD OH OATS.
Some people think that: any kind of cats are good >
enough then again there are others who want the
best that can be pi oduccd. For this class we take,
special pains to Select the very best we can buy,
and charge but a re; isonablc profit. To satisfy
icvcry demand we carry {1 complete line of grain,
] Buy Oats That’s Clean. [
{ Manuel T. Hatch,
South Norwalk L
w...’
t5 Marshall Street,
l‘.1.11:-l: m.1:111.~ l.i 111; 111‘:
AOKSON S PHOTOGRAPHS
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1111mm new Standard of Excellence!
IL lb in Design .11. l llmufi - ’ F1111 .b .l.‘\( KSOY ‘l H. A l l :‘11l1il l‘Ol‘. "' l. All“J arc beau-
ii .1 1nd‘ 1111 fur-".111". lntiiiors .131! all an {1111 "ml 1H'1rk11~1-91I1lv.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. .3 Wall Stroet.‘,Norw-lh. ce
SOCIETY AND BALL
.....PRINTING......
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
so“Fmea‘baesoarrtés’” mTTown 1“"!
111.111 11111.41: 11:11.11
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l‘lltl'l‘lillll‘li.‘ “Alli". Illilli'l
Twszwrv YEARS AGO ARE 5711.1. 6000!!
I':1rl1.11.c:tc~111'111 111:1 iv 11%.: ind in lung.
G. 8. NORTH, . . . . . Photograper.
'1"- \\’.\.“IIINI.$‘!‘H.\' S'l'lihllil‘..~‘11l"l'il Ntlllll'.\l.l\'.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for. Nurwnlk,
South Norm 11k and Vicinity for the celebrated Crnwibr-l
ll. & 1). Special juvenile ll. 5': I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, ‘1‘.) Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
In port'liiuiinq.1"on tlz' alum Lyric": of any i111; 1‘11: antlmtlu'l
agents. sec dial the 11111181111! inttory number has not lweu 1.1'11pcr1 ri
\1'11l1..'11 the 11:11.11.”th is Withdrawn Ilmn all bicyclcxpvhcn the. number
has been i111c1‘1crrd1vitli or rcmowd.
, BIGEMIW & ILYUWSI’. CO.
New linguod Agents, ”unlit“, Mme.
.5.
Clearance
Sale!
BICYCLES
At Actual Cost.
50. NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
- 13 15.31.... Nailnnzac.
Oil Stoves.
V
l3 Ibo Wire Nails, 250.
Lawn Mowers.
I3 the Wire Nails. 2513.
Best Hose Made.
13 lbs Wire Nails, 2250.
Pitchiorks., 18¢, each.
13 lbs Wire Nails, 25c.
Pure White Lead, $5 25 cwt.
l3 lbs Wire Nails, 25c.
Comstoek, Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTI—l NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Bell
3: Cu.
Pil 3 Driving l
Entrants Furnlsln 1! f 1r
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
__ M. . .,.' m. .. ..._.
Foundation Pile Driven.
mm :31
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Than I. are Your Order-.1 for
Print-
inglt
At the Sentinel
Offloo.
The Only lies!
Comfort for
lleyelsrs is to be 11.111111
In the
11111 1111111111
stevctssutt
The "Yale" Cushion 11111111.
hardest bicycle saddle‘i‘nto a do
iortablc, easy seat. It prawn“
chafing, rubbing and the annoying
soreness so much complainoduoi,
renders physical injury an impart:
b1hty,aud makes long distance IIIb
ing an unalloycd pleasure. ‘
It can be inflated from the lipsjg.“
of the rider in a few seconds; withv .
out leaving the saddlc,aad is quick-1
ly deflated through a convenient
valv.c
It is detachable, can be removed'
or replaced quickley,wheu desired,
OUR BICYCLE SUITS
ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD .
u.
The fabrics used are the production
of the best American and A
Foreign Mills.
ERG! ISH CliEVIOTS,
CASSIMERES,
SCOTCH PLAIDS.
TWEEDS.
and all 1l1e popular styles, made in
best manner. "Yale" Air Cushion
Complete.
Don't fall to come and see them.
No bicycle rider who once tries
them will have any other.
Endorsed by physicians every-
where. l’or sale only by
Comstock Brothers,
C lothlcrs.
l4 SOUTH MAIN ST.
So. Norwslh.
MILFORD I. BIFFII,
Mame"
TWO inonwam.
groans. lso amour/11.x.
Result-—
$20!
l'lliL‘Al'éE THEY Still
5 J FAST.
l" R If Ii
THE PRICE!
THE
In Washington Street
Min—E... . u... 2'”
A Relief!
To mos! men's minds to know when: to get a good,
absolutcly lust color, serviceable serge suit. made to
urticr {01' little money.
51111: bought last fall whenthe woolen marlect was full.
We've stxuck it night tbissea-
Men’s Serge Suits. to Order,
In the rcgularcwrsc 11! trade Ibcsc suits could not. be
sold for less than $25.00.
I
WE CALI. THESE FLVERS,
Special Sale Men's Mottled llalbriggnn l'nderwcar,
1.111111. 401', :1! 251'.
Silk (lurttrs,eig!1t:~!1.'.1ics.\'.1l11c 25141.1(;
With every Negligcc Shirt.a pair of Bull
Link Cull Buttons.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothict, Hot or and l‘umishcr.
Itsbseksme lists! Ileeli,
()pcn every evenlnz until 9
South lsrwsli
o'clock.
SPRINGANDSUMMER SHOES!
AN!)
Where You Can Find Them!
In buying about there are
FOUR ESSENTIAL POINTS:
THE STYLE!
r171 THE WEAR!
I11 buying our new stock. we made a
specialty of the above L'Ollliliflilliultbc
GLOVE R’S
New Shoe Store,
teeth lemslt
j,
Norwalk Chronicler