Me lion, ~ l - vaudEverywhero
."h lion «‘l'o Reporters.
lawman thYlSSllllltllllll
the WW ‘ .. an Banana nun
in the Chapel 0! ho Congregation-
IlChurchwom era Elected for
tho Eula 3 Year.
The laat meeting lo! the acaoon ol the
,‘Womau’a Kimono: uamlation was
' held in the chapel of the South Nor-
' ‘ walkGongr-egatlonal church, yesterday
“Moon Reporte of the different corn-
‘ mitten were read min the following of-
linen ehctcd {or thelenauing year: I’ve-
sident. Hie: Platt: 11 icopreaidcnts, Mrs.
Beard and Lira. Pla' ted; cometary, Mira
. Helen Ferrle; treasurer, Miro Gertrude
Benedict. A cornnlittee was also up
‘ pointed to prepare programmes {or work
" for the coming year:
,_,. ‘fil-4w
The Norwalk sewers are being flushed.
“Mt...“
Barney Larrigan. o! Bclden avenue, is
failing rapidly. and, it is learn] he can-
‘ not live the day out.
l
l
Wflb~ -
The masons have resumed work 0"
the new bank building in Washington
attest. M_v~__
The King's Daughters ol the Norwallr
,Oougregational ohnulh will meet {with
. Mn. Noble, at theptmonago, thiuufteb
noon. “ *
Frank Sturtevant'c orchestra will re-
henna at his home, 38 Elmwood avenue,
this evening. ' m.--“
~Retuilod at actual cost.
So. Norwalk Hardware C o.
_. mm—
Thomaa Shechan. {armerly in tho
emptcy of Wesley R. Fancher, has se-
cured employment lll Standard.
Bic yclcs .
—-Caprou,“Norwallt machinery man,”
is in Vermont giving plans and figures
on large water wheel and mill outfit.
..... “t.-.—
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry Wilder, of High street,
South Norwalk.
The funeral ”uleltomas .b‘ugzlu, of
‘ I’lattsville avenue. was held from St.
Mary’s church at o o'clock this morn-
ing. m... .-
Walter J. Hall, of New York city, in
to give two selections of music at Miss
Baird'e commenccrnont on Wednesday
evening. 7 _ _
The quarterly conferoncc of tho
Fimt Methodist lipivmpal church willl
behold at the parenting", at H o'clock.
tomorrow night.
——Every \vltes~l~at.rlct_cost.
Bo. Norwalk llardwttl‘c Co.
A number of lmprovvtnvuls are being 1
made at St. .lttm'pll'tl parochial rcsidenw
in South Main street. The verandi on
the south side is boing enlarged, and
that portion of the house rebuilt.
The Norwalk 11¢»!th slum lit holding
a special dale ul Mute. llupporl‘n‘ pro-
paratlous for tho tmlot. in nl'dt'l‘ to in-
troduce the gold-4 in Norwalk. (um. ra
will reccivo free a book entitled “How
to be Beautilul."
~l’rol. M.S.1tcoelu. the well-known
ooulletypti . can the counnltcll at his
ollloan the purltr of the City llotcl,
South Norwalk, Tufilllllll’l, from it u. m.
to 8 p. m. Eyes “attuned free.
w...” _.
WOrmm homultl'nwa on Plaza 8
mo 0. .
a courae ot Aylr'. run the
mtent is not “Fwd working
it order and a man begin» to feel
" am no la Wonlt living. it:
who hoe become} tho gradual
pay of countlpallou. doe: not
‘ reallae the lrlctlo under which
l. to leisure. until the burden in
, w from hint. 'l‘heu hll
finalize elalt lute molev
flan. lilo morocco» ulvco
plan to jollity, who do a happy
m gala. lltllla do” not
‘ {worth llrlgteyonqon
the e wry‘dllom M
Oflllllllllt ,
Hrs. F. E. Stoddard and daughter El.
lrieda are unending a few weeks at their
home in Chicopee, Mm. They will to
turn to South Norwalk and mad the
«rumor with Mr. and Mn. William F.
Wardwell, cl 2 Urinsaton place.“
__._-...~——~....
Him Bollellohbineplll'rauhlin avenue,
was a manager on the awamhlp 3t.
Louie, from New York to Btmthampton,
yeatorday, in company with Rev. F. E;
Robbins.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Curtis lclt
Norwalk. yesterday. for Vomon. Vt.
They will remain thorn until Austral,
when they leave (or Japan.
Mr. DeWitt 'Arnold, of Washington,
I). 0.. and Mr. Boyi, u! Guttenberg.
Sweden, arc guests ol Mn. Samuel
Richards Wood, at Mldhrook, Rowaytou.
Miss Alico Dnnham, has returned to
her home in thuchneetts alter a visit
at the home 01 bur nnclo. Theodore
Lowndes, of Southfldain street.
Wallace hlcQu-huae wont to Middle-
town, Springfield and Boston. yesterday,
to spend a few days.
Mrs. W. rifsca'rlié attended the
(Jumvaill wedding. last evening, at the
First Congregational church in Meriden.
Patrick Hugh and Maria McCarthy,
of Mcrwin streamline returned home
altervirlting friends in Danbnrya low
days. . ”MW“;
Patrick Slultcry-is entertaining his
nephew, Daniel Slattcry, of County
Tipperary. Ireland. who may mukt- his
permanent home in Norwalk.
hotter (barrier Percy ()‘Zondcninu, of
the Norwalk' post-onlce, is taking a va-
cation. Substithte Carricr Willard E.
ll. Hearse is covering his field.
Mr. and Mt‘silgtluisflbrabb, of Nor.
walk. spent last Sunday with relatives
in Long Ridge.“
Mrs. Alice Brundogo, of Hunting
Ridge. has bl-cn spending a few days
with rl-lativcs in South Norwalk.
Mrs. Ferris, of Stamford, has boon
spending two days with her mother.
Mrs. Stuart. of West arcane.
Mrs. Alfred Bowman is visiting linr
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wl‘oham.
of Elm street.
Mrs. Harriet A..r4turgos. of Enter arty
nun. is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. A E. Winchestcrlnn‘c
rcturnml home from Point Comfort
House, Seagate L. 1.
Mrs. Mil-boo] Lynch. of New York
city, in visiting hm- cuusin, Patrick Slab
lay, the Wall street barla-r.
Albert .\. Buttery, of Norwallr. is in
llothel today.
William Aiulcy la in New York.
‘Tnmhvtunn Browu‘n Organ."
lbw of the mo t llu do sit «'lv pwxlm'ta of
far umtrrn "wild at xl u‘millymn" l~'
“’l‘ntullntnm-" llruwtt. Brown had l.t'i'l|t|]~
tl-t'nntn-ly hill!” or tramp prtntvr, or: urdlnu
:w I'limmu ntitl opportunity llli‘llllt‘tl. but
ln- 1m .lly tlrllll ll tul'allllurnlu ntul ntu'bwr
ml in Mrtnlurlizmttnl lfllu' rt‘uttuius. \Vltt‘rl
be- Ill-gun lu tnlo- it nice in 1mm. ~le tul
uml [.nlltirul. llrmvn Unumnul xvi-wrap
tumult-T a littlu tummy, and roll“ day in
umw uu'r tl.o "manic" 1mm mm l’mn
ulwovvlllt nld‘dllll mew “l'l'llhtlll'lllll mtg-m
Mn u'lm'b um“. lwznlul 1: 1 Franklin w. -.. 1»
{MY l ..ti~. of Lju‘ls‘. ink. Null-TA :uul Lululb «
.lf plum-r. liruwu ,ft'lHl it nut t'Hltl mm In
war unit.“ In ulnrl u pillow. lull mull 1:1.”
tlw \vlwlv M v-n'lvly Wn-ul w Hank It ”I t.
that ho 'll'ultllllti ml lgfu wttn it, )1.
druvt- u.) Han-lath town and «.‘d’ ubmn lob.
llw lmllum « l‘ u ;-i 'lulw “qtn' (lllt'l‘l‘EI, \x‘tu r.
hmmkul ou' lllwlull‘wwtllllll.‘1’.Il|\\llllllt’
llwllrul bw‘ul'nl lll‘l l'“l'*"" Ilrvnm (bl;
\vlmlv "all in Mum”.
Wlwn it. mum to a: Hint: (Ln mow r u]
in tygvr. “rm." llutowrctl llmt. lw louln !
lmim'm uh,“ Hug u-‘lu: "Min. and wit ’l mmr
thing of Ulll lie-n Frankliu‘w mvuu- lair.
llnH-tlitnr nmdvmgob‘! J‘mk int-t “(raw
ym'tl, uml, y-‘ll‘l‘llltt: u but. m‘nrprnat» rum
urovwhmn, lmuulrml ll :le '4 ”w |.. mu,
bnlntlmt printing uni-m. ’l'ln- slum . p.
mm. um um on him mul llll'llt'v lm 2mm.
of "'lnlnbatonc' llruwn. llul lltnnn now
not in tho lvuul. worriml. null. turnztm tlw
tlllv In m-onunl. mound Mr J ummt
"'l‘umlntmw" llflan'uttruan. mnl bu 5 mt
mmlv tln- country lwwl. llrou'n‘u tit-mm
hull II from mu lll t'wt‘y lsatti'llmt «lmwml
alum» llw gram, and wltvn unr rumuu um
lmnvurm llc Wuulll hitch oh and mm tho
ncxt lnfiuo n “ Ilttlo throw on." ’l'lw tub:
of tho wnmr. «mm n and mammal by “row"
Mum-ll. ulmwwl a “lunatic tmnlmtuur
ol'uultluulomu'th tho omblI-maol umml
tlon. ‘l‘lw Itnlmr mm" lmll a grunt. man“,
but “'l'nmbamnu“ mold nu! Mood mun-cu».
umlwhou lust m-ou Walt Inuvlnu llurtll with
a row or ultimo» marching up tlmurmlv
bohlml blm.—~.\'ow lemtn 'l‘immr “I'll“!
Not.
erath In Latter Writing.
(lmul form of «Thin»: mrtreurllvltvre lml
llt‘l'll rhunuctl mmltlmrhly. \‘uu "tout ltu
lotmor how a ttmmln at rttlu r unlool ,vunr
mm. no.» lltrhlu what you have to may ltttu
mmgrttpbr, but wrlto it mntlnuomly,
nu numtn'twriln on wmlt ethic of the
about, mm ulwr tlw otlwr, joist III thug
ammo. I‘m the front Inigo llflttanll llll'll
turn ll ovcl'nml [Ill Ilpllw Hulk, ll you Mill
lmw autmdltlllg loll to any. Miracle the all)
or little of tho {mm mm. weltlmtcnmwlw
,ltotn top to human and no mulown. filling
both tho lllIlll" lmm‘l. 'l‘hlr. according to
an l-mltwnt authority. to “o‘inelllcml to bc
the "local way mmtgm llttt lllnrut turttpln,"
'l’lml attlllm lt. Neither 1mm you tlttlu
tom Mom at the upper rt lot hand corner
any more. PM“ not too lelthaml
humor tit tho and a! the letter. Write to
shoot. The armour of, time MW
in wmmdlvwnmw
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated lor its urootlmvenln rhea h
and healthfullneeu. Mourns tlteltgr “also:
alum and all tonne of adultcrnllon com.
mon to the cheap bmudn.
lloru. Bantam forum: 00., New York.
m u-........_.. _. -- .-
manna hair}; it. w" ”' 9'."
He Has Already Booked Some Good
Attractions for Derby.
Manager Hoyt. of tharltcrliug Opera
House. baby. is now in lull wesslou
of tho theatre. having as heretofore
stated in the Sentinel, made his contract
with the city. Mr. Hoyt made no ob-
jections to tho incrcarc of the bond and
went to Derby with the additional
surety in his pocket. This he tiled with
the proper officials and, paying the
$95.83 for the rout for June, completed
the nogotiationr. '
Mr. Hoyt has proceeded to make his
arrangements for attractions for the
coming season, preferring to cancel dates
than to let opportunitics to ccutro 'good
attractions go by. He has, thcrcloro,
already booked for Septnnibvr and Horn;
bar the “Prisoner ol ”Amado," "Shore
Acres,” "Blue Jeans," “Eight Boil..."
“Sunshine of Paradise Alloy." Waite
Comedy company and "The Widow
.loncs." Allol' those am known to bo
tirebcluss, and Mr. lloyt is negotiating
for many others.
He proposes to opcn the house infur—
mally in August and follow the upcttllllz
with as nmny attractions as the pmplc
want. Ho will twmnnully uttcml to
the general tmmugmnvnt, going to Derby
throe or {our times weekly, but hc will
iiomprcecntcd there by his son. lm F. .
Hoyt, Who will have charge of the local
home.
ltlr. Hoyt proplscs to hcvo 55mm irri-
provcnb‘nts mall-l. tn the El curry. v. lllt‘ll
ll‘(: sadly newer], and the city will :1l.~.o
attend to snow rvpairs which should to
lllzlflv. Derby thoatrc-g .ora mug: lewk
forward to a scamu of good plays at thu-
snarling.
FFATURES OF THE CARNIVAL
Onc of Thom Will b: ll Magnificent
Royal Ax‘rcxmm Tableau.
Tho young propio u Lo Will luko part
in tho (‘urnivul arr trotting {unnhur
withthc Work and "NM (rm-ll nt H‘-
tults arc anticipate d. The grand mun-ll,
which opt-us tln- cntorlaimtwnt, will b.-
lmagnilivcnt lvzllurc, and much litm-
'n being spent tn bring it to ptrfvrtmn.
l'lm recitation: and songs arc bright
rtnl catchy. and mil prom wry putt In
Mining, at tho sumo limo making pronu-
uent tho llrnm thcy rnpr. .wm.
Sc’vrral speculum WIll llt' introduce-l
inoludingtnnny group l‘tpn‘m‘lllzlllullr.
uncut: thmu being a lwzumlnl tableau,
with recitation. return-routing tho Royal
Arcanuxn. arrangcnmuta llal'lm: brvu
made with Miss Sculcy to haul this “gm
iltlzn features of tho Carnival. Four
mung ladies arc rmuirnl. rcprnsonting
\‘lrtuo. Mercy. Charity. and a qw on in
the royal purple of the l‘l’l‘lllllllll.
Baptist Church Buaiuoco Mnuting.
'l‘ho annual busineas nwctinu nt tho
ioutlth'orwallr lluptiot church will lm
tu-ltl tonight. Reports will be pronoun-d
(mm the variour' tlepui'lmout» cl - hut-ch
Work. and ofllvt-rr clout-ml for tho mm-
Ing your. All momberu um crucially
rtqm-ntul tooomo as promptly no pull-
«lilo at that mnul than of lllfit'llllll. N»
that tho bnulncau may be atlrmlml to in
am cvulinu, llpnuniblo.
Four Stltvhoa m Hie Llfi.
Ely Raymund. tho llvo .Vl‘llT-Ulll mm of
Moo. Umllcnc I’. Itayuuml. of Wm
avenue. Ml whllo playing on Monmrlul
Day, and cut lulu lip badly. t‘bm'io
Kelly picked tho llttlo follow up and
t-arrlvtllihn to his rnotlm‘. Dr. Allan
wuacalledaml tools four wtllt‘htmitt the
Wound. which in now hauling nicely.
Billiard Parlor at Eaton.
Hlllca l). Lawronoo. who, until rth
unruly. conducII-tl a billiard parlor in
Elizabeth utrmt. hon bound tho larch
room on tho bumnont floor at the WW!
out! ol tho ltolon l’oiut llulol. put to
four table». and will upon for homo-n.
out With. ._.
—--»hlnu’s lllln noting ahirto. tomorrow
Elle. at Baotou More, Norwulh. '
MRI
INIUR-
ANOI.
For a reliable
llllflm.
l'rom b In
li‘tre P I)" II
no"
0
(loll
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Dried Fruit Salell
Evaporated Apples,
“ Prunes,
N notorious,
60 pound
5C (l
80
(l H
F. D. LAWT Ol”: 00., 22 South Iain Street
w :
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DWAESSTREET!if”
Special Sale Summer Fabrics!
Eemlnlcfiorthmlmcu mmlotMlmwyouchoice. attractive with, in every do:
()l'll WASH «nous STUCK
hm: the prettlcst patterns to ho- lunnul. nod many of tlnrm cannot be duplicated.
or rm crumplt- of low privy» in them» grunt». m- tgmm- otw vrml willt- [mrculmn
gum} qttnlity. nt 71: pm- yard. and opt-n work lavnw. mu pl-r yard.
“ctnn'opluincolurmt lawn», Mm. wnlo. tultuc thin llrmws-wpricc, l'.’ le’c prr
yard.
‘ HAYS/ll AND lllllillill ('Nlll‘IllWHAll
{or men. worn"; and children. all style-l :tml prim-a.
Stlccialaulc in tacllca' ribbed nuts, at Tu. 8. M and [:2 l-‘Jo. lixmninc tbvm.
(it'll HUFll'leY STUFK
lma the late-4t, mlorinm;lttr'llttllnu wry tlnrl. tum anul nx bloml rctl.
(Ylmicn lnoc tlrupnneu. at if), :15, 28?. to and fill l-‘Jv per yard.
Slmcltllfl—Unu case each, children’s {not black riblml «ruthless lime, .‘Il l” atul l’.’ l ‘3!’
upnir.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALKJOII.
m m.
p m”..- .... w... -__.....
* pnrttnent.
, A WORD Oll OATS.
( '\ Some people think that any kind of oats are good
\ )cnough, then again there are others who want the
best that can he produced. For this class we takcl
/ special pains to select the very best we can buy,‘
and charge but a reasonable profit. To satisfy ,
every demand we carry a complete line of grain,
hay and feed, and all grain is carefully screened.
Buy Oats That‘s Clean. " l
l
Manuel T. Hatch,
l, l5 Marshall Street.
Emu-”ti Swim.
.. 1,
‘V
\«
“is” Llaut'y Mull».
' /‘““~ . / “NR
\r‘ \w/
c-~m
l50RTRAITS‘T“ J
or ymlrwf'li. your family or your lricmh lM'l'Jl’Ht' lnmllmblr in nltur
it'll-“x \nu urr lorlnxlrito tl’yuu imit- tin.- tnmv out“ Jankmm 113m;
)’zlllr~.
Jackaon's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JAGKSO-‘l's PNOIOBRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
1. HI. JACKSON Photographer. 53 Wall serene. Nor-walk. Ct
(llllmitu\uru'mkilutnl. homuncuyhu... ,,,,..n,...;,.,., '
SOCI ETV AND BALL
.....PR|NT|NG..’....
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
N0 FlNER CARBONETTES IN TOWN. l l
'l‘ll.\.\' 't‘nost: Hunt ,
NORTH'S STUDIO!
l‘lln’lulLll'lH MADE ”Hill-l
Twufl'rv YEARS AGO ARI". sTtLL Goons!
l'Jtlmtu-lloa mm Imulc \\ nl la~t :t. lung.
G.$.NORTH, . . . . . Photograper.
3* \\'.\filll}ili'l‘ll\ ; l‘llll'l', Snl‘ l‘ll Nllll\\'.\l.K.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have plzu'ctl the agency for Norwalk,
South Norivttlk and Vicinity tor the cclchrntl-«l Crawford
ll. 5: l). Special ,Iuvcnilc ll. It; ll. and World bicycles with
l". W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
cy: lo“. of
ln pun basing any nl Ibo :lllz'. . any inn. the ltulllullM’ll
mount, an that the original lattm'y number has not boot! tumpcml
‘.t'llll.llb the guarantee is wittnlrawu trom all blcyolcawbcu the number
has been interfered with or removed.
° lilGlil.UW h IJOWSE C0,
New Eoguml Agents, Boston, Mass,
earance
Sde!
CYCLES
t
ravcoa 3“ eunuawa
At Actual Cost.
vama/ ”\WAWAJ .__/\_./ -\ .
( ‘f‘wfiw’AMJ/«rhfig/\ u/N M—"A W7 \
Refrigerators 1
l3 Ibquro Nails, 250.
Oil Stoves.
l3 Ibo ero Nails, 250.
Lawn Mowers.
I3 lbs Wire Nails, 25¢.
llcst Ilosc Made.
I3 lbs Wire Nails, 25c.
Pitchforks., 18c each.
t3 lbs Wire Nails, 250.
Pure White Lead, $5.25 cwt.
I3. lbs Wire Nails, 250.
Comatock, Watkins
8: Dow,
r 1: WASHINGTON STREET.
é;“""+uaMEs
SOUTH NORWALK, C'l‘.,
Successor to the lato George 8. Bell
&Co
Pile Driving!
Entrants Fnrnlohml t’ur
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
1!!le Qlll
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than I. are Your Ordero for
Print-
l n g 1
At. the Sentinel
Offloa.
A~ Rélief!
Oomstock Brotho
The on, Real
comfort for
Iicyelere Is to he Found . .
AIR cusmol
atom: sutu- .
The “Yale" Cushion turns “1an ‘
hardest bicycle saddle into a com?
lortable, easy .seat. It prevealep
chafing, rubbing and the annoying’"_
soreness so much complained 0!,
readers physical injury an imposel— _
bllity, and makes long distance rid'
ing an unalloycd pleasure. ‘
It can be inflated from the lips
of the rider in a few seconds; will»
‘ out leaving tlrcsaddle,and is qni’clh '
Iy defiatfl through a convenient “in“ ,
valve.
It is detachable, can be removed fl
or replaced quickley,when desiredg
33$;
OUR BICYCLE SUlr'
ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD.
The fabrics used are the production
of the bqst American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH CllEVlOTS,
CASSIMERES,
SCOTCH PLAIDS.
TWEEDS.
and all the 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. 1~‘or sale only by
Comstock Brothers,
Clothiers.
m scum tutu sr. ‘
So. Horualh.
llLFoRD A. GIFFII,
MW. _
TWO 2 xonwam.
moans. l 30. Houwanx.
M... .
To most men's. minds to know where to get a good,
amulutcly fast Ul‘lur, serviceable scrgc suit, made to
nnlcr lox' little: money. We've Slllltik it tigdlt [his sca- \
s-m; bought last full \vbcntlle woolen market was full.
Kcsult~
Men’s Serge Suits, to Order,
$20!
In the regulnrt: illt'ic m undo Ilmsc suits Could notbc
sold tor less than $35.00.
WE CALI. THESE FLVERS,
mom's»; 'ruuv sum.
5') FAST.
SpatinlSulc Man's Multlml llalin'iggmt l'mlcrwcnl',
value, mu, m
Silk (Littersmig'n blunlos, Value 23.‘, no.
Willi tun-“v Negligcc Shirl.a pair of Bull
l" K ls l'.
s‘il‘.
Link Cull Buttons,
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothicr, llartor and Furnishcr.
Iahaokomo llotol Ileok,
loath lemalk
()pcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
SPR INGAN
usumasu 0E5!
AND
wt... You Can Find Thom! ' .
ln buying lilacs there are
FOUR IS$EITIAL POINTS :
THE PRICII THI ITYLII
THI FIT!
THI WEAR!
ln buying our new neck. we made a .
specialty of the above combinations. ‘
W
GLOVER'S
Norwalk Chronicler