IVEIIIE IBM.
’ loud or Street commiuiouere
vortieefer Bids fortheWork~
We of the Amount of
Innovation.
70/11an at Lexington avenue are
to have their lengodelerred wish
ted. The Street Commissioners of
'- i‘ . Norwalk advertise in'l'he Bentl-
, he! tor-select proposals for grub
lug part0! the street. Bids will be
weduntllll'riday. June 11th. are
p. .., The engineer's estimate ill :lili)
3 nub ~ yards of excavation, and the aver-
elre use]. 900 feet".
OI B. DeKlyn solidi—“rear wheel of one
Of It . bakery wagons to u wheelwright.
3' , -~ . y, and borrowed another wheel
to ._ in its place. The borrowed wheel
confirmed in Water street. this morning,
and, epestry had lobe transferred to
sooth r wagon.
i ‘ve you seen the choice selection ot
do ‘rs in H. Krioger's window in the
Mall Ilemo Hotel block? They uresell-
hurt a great reduction; also trimmed
and Intrimlned hats, etc.
-l bilaten's strswhamt‘s.
ill
I l
O’Brien’s.
Superintendent Roach want to
' Grol pe's reservoir, this morning, and is
blowing on' the mnin water pipe.
‘1‘ 1 cases of State vs. W. L. Bonuel
and; ohn F. Rooney, {or breach of the
puebnndmnlhwill-be tried in the
Tow Court, Monday morning at 9
o‘clotk
——1I00 dozen ladies’ satin scnrfs. all
new} value 390; today, 25¢ each. Boston
stool. Norwalk._”_
B y now and avoid the rush when the
hot outlier comes in earnest. Edward
Stl t is holding his annual sale of hen»-
moot s at greatly reducer] rates.
”First class foot pumps, ililc Bonrae
' to Hon. W M.
'th household goodsof .l. J. Bishop,
an e ployco of the Norwulk Tramway
comztiuy, arrived from New London,
yesterday.
Thb Oriole club has decided to hold a
ailing party very soon.
\ men passed through Wall street
thin morning, drawing a sleigh
. 4,,"
—Specinl sale of summer underwear t: '
day, lit the Boston store, Nor-walk
.__..__._._.
E. Guwwuki, the Wall street tailor, is
havil g a new awning put on his
building.
This Norwalk police moved their per‘
sonnll eil'eote to the new police headquar—
ter in Water street, last night.
, M.
Thb tracks 01 the Norwnlk Tramway
company in the lower end oi Belden
avenue are being torn up, and the old
ties ribpMd by new lines.
-—Men‘ sand bovs' straw hats. 0' Brien.
Wl L. Montgomery will take the civi
servii examination at the Norwalk
posh aloe. today. i. “ -
Till! Central Labor Union will hold its
annuhl picnic on Labor Day, September
ilth
l
Quinn Loose thaws 03 Penn 3
AND ti.
or I’ll and... l
....0ther Eyes. ‘
Our 1's are lost as strong as
t y were titty years ago. when l
‘ have cause to use them.
it t we hove lose and less cease
to prsire ourselves. sluce othere i
v the praising. and we are
m than willing for you tone
through other eyes. This
how we look to 8. F. Boyce.
minute and retail drought. i
- hath. Minn. who alter s i
q rte: oi a century at obser-
v tloa writes: I
"'lheve sold er‘ebeneps- l
‘isior more t :5 years.|
h at wholesale and retail.
I « have never heard anything ’
mile at praise trout my
. 3 not s single coal-
- ' let Insurer reached the. l
.‘I e Ayer'e Bsrupsriiie to ,
, l the the blood parlour. on
, mtstwaiseedtethe use i
I .public.” This. from s
‘ ‘ . who has sold thonusdset
‘ at Ayer‘ s “emporium
the it ‘I
v v
v
“A‘
m “rump
,. " eehees
tor-retinal 1
manure»: onion“ ‘
the Norwelkm how to don.
today is Maurine Mm. of Wood:
ward ensue. because at a little girl
that arrived at his hornets-t night.
um style brown derby. overuse.
R. B. A. Smith, who ran with Oeu-
ductor Besrles, ontho New York divis—
ion tor four years, has been promoted to
conductor and will probably here charge
oi the morning Pittrfield express. ‘
The funeral at Anna C. Cotter
will be held from her into home in West
Main street, this afternoon. The Revs.
8.13 Pond and C..M. Sellech will
oilloiutc.
Miss Eleanor B. Hoyt closed her
school in Weston, yesterday, and is
moving her personal streets to her home
in Prospect avenue.
~Letost styles straw hats. O‘Brien’s
All entertainment will be given in the
Over River school hall on June 15 for
the benefit of the public library.
Miss Eva Franhe. of Camp street, Iii
learning to ride a wheel. .
Mrs. G. A. Frank is ill at her home
in Camp street.
Jacob Lins‘woiloris able to be about
again.
The public schools of Norwalk will
close June‘ :5 for the summer vacation.
The Huntington and Nor-walk steamer
will begin her trips the ISth of June.
—-Special today and tomorrow, soft
the“ crabs, cold boiled lobster at Lsno' s.
Lewis B Benedict. of Lewis street.
is seriously ill.
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Comings and Goings of Our and
Other Folks’ Friends.
Frank A. Form. .lr.. of Iv‘uirtleld are
non, went to Cottage City, this morn-
ing, to spend several week. The Misses
F irris will leave South Norwalk this of-
ternoon for that~ retort;
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Seeloy OUII
sou;Misll Kate I’Jrlrcr, of Bridgeport,
and Ellis Reed, of Boston, will spend
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Meal), of Union Park.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. EM’IO will, it is
expected. arrive ill Norwnlk thin alter-
noon to occupy their summer home in
East avenue. Two of their coaches ur-
rivod last night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nickerson, of
Spring Hill. are spending a few days in
Torry wuouuthe’lludmn, {or the bone
ill of r. Nickel-sows health.
Town Clerk llerlsrrt R. Smith will
leave town this afternoon for Tennessee,
where he will spend the rcluuindcrol
the month.
Miss'l‘illio Benedict has returned to
Ridgelleld. Miss Baird's school ill Non
walk. which idle has been attending.
having closed for the llulnluer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole. cl lteii‘
road place, will spend Sunday in Dell.
bury. They drove up there this more
illg.
Mr. end Mrs. Edwin For have return‘
edhoolo from their wedding trip. and
are now residing in High street, South
Norwulli. .- y .w-
Mrs. Henry I). Cornell. of Walter
tumult. Iii eutertuinillg her mother. Mrs
Isaac llowe, of New York city.
Mrs. Johanna Ilinsweiler and Min
Charles Si‘t‘IJIiGIi are visiting Mr». Wil-
liam .lollml. ol iil’idmlport.
'I'Ilomue iiurllll lill'l Miss Aggie l'ttz
will sprout Sunday in Wilton, the guests
ol friends.
Miss Luis M. Bullion, tolem'oph out
turn!" the Danbury News. will spend
enuday to South waalll.
Miss Jennie Stevens. who has been
visiting Mrs. Brendan. ut Main strmt.
has returned to Barthel.
Mrs. George Aiken is uploading the
week with Mrs. 19. ll. Hersh. or (impo-
toWli.
tier. 1". A. iieoileld’u sous will return
from linoleum" um week tor the
summer vacation
Miss Alice l’olneroy but returned
hammueeompsuleli by her sister. Mrs.
.1. it Finnuery.ot lirooillyu.
Dir end on i (i. ilslallmu llsve re
turned home trout a week's visit in lieu
m0 ‘ m 4“,
Mr. cm! In. Samuel L. Weed are
spending a week in Atlantic City. N. .1.
John W. “seller. at loom street. is
til-notes a m in lit. (Entrust. ll. Y.
w-
thinned!“ house- new. of flora
walk. in pension some timelll lildpeflsle.
norm-s. at MW: well in
town. actuality
I”
must» use Ml: will
“Whmm
Oneottheheppiestmenintowu
_ hull but“.
Absolutely Pure.
obra ed or Its t leavenic
inlIr-eps euros Mitre ION agelult
Worn lululterntlon outn-
mon to the cheap"
lbw. Barnum i'owr'ml Co. New York.
AN ACTION IN TORT.
Henry Poteh Arrested for Taking Ar-
ticles Belonging to Another Man.
Constable Lynch. yesterday afternoon
arrested Henry l’otah. at the depot, as
he was about to leuve South Norwulk
for his home in New York.
The complainant is Mendle Josef, of
South Norwallr. who brings all action in
tort (or taking property consisting of
$140 in money and booim belonging to
the plaintitl.
A bond 013300 was furnished by Her.
mull Quittner for Potnh’ll appearance in
IIli‘ Town Court the third Monday in
June.
Euchre at Mrs, Jenning’s.
Mrs. Joseph (3. Jennings, 0t Fuirileld
avenue, entertainer! the Matinee Euchre
club, yesterday. Mrs. Russell Frost and
Miss Martha Trcudwell secured the
mom‘s prizes; and Miss Julie Slow
the guest’s prize. The club will meet
next \Wednesday with Mrs. E. II.
Mathewson, at tho Mchacherno Hotel.
Kohl Discharged from Juli.
Newark, N. .1, June fi—Jnstico Du.
one today ordered the discharge from
Essex County jail of Henry Kohl, coll-
victed ol the murder of his cousin. Joe
llph Prcinol, and who was twice sentenc-
ed to be hanged. The prosecutor had
filled to iiv a new date for Kohl a trial
after being ordered to do so by the court.
In Mice Pierson e Honor.
Mien Edna Grumman entertained
friends at her home in (lamp strvet.
Thursday night, in honor of Miss Mur-
iu Pierson, of Brooklyn, who is her
guest. Games were played and refresh-
ments served.
. «~J. E. Morris opt-owl tic-u Shore ls-
lund Cottage, at lioyt‘s Island, May
:llst, and, in now really to furnish uh
kinds of seafood cheaply. l’l-rry every
l-‘reo. chowder tomorrow
Come. '
Pnlnniroe Pays 35 Fine.
The case of John Waste-holly agnimt
Joseph i’ulaukm. for lleeunlt. was triml
ill South Norwnlll, yestnnluy' afternoon.
and the accused wus- fnuuii guilty and
lined $7 and cost". which was paid.
-We are hanging wall paper for 23¢.
per double roll. The .l. T. l'r-lwitl coul-
pnuy, ilzl Washington elm”.
Sell Al'luieticl- Signc d
Athens. lune 1 TM M1 i'illlllhlii’i‘
Wurliigued today by the Turkish llul
(lreeil delegater
.lullu Colby. Sr , spent yesterday in
New York city; .. _
Mien Funny I'm, at llultml, hill-s.
is visiting her sister, Mis~ Aggie l ttz
«Very best crenlnery butter, lllr l:.;
sugnrlnred shoulders 7‘» ll brcnillset
bacon. lw ll»: laundry soup Ingest/A, lo
cakes for Wall New \orll (irllccl‘y (‘n
llnry~“i'uululy Mendvninus lliu lln
angel. Why. I never Ill miller linu all
all!" i'elll-lllpo~~“'l‘rne: but did you
ever hear an angel slnp‘“
“bill you tell that young lrulu not to
cell here any more?” usllod Mnlml'n to
that. Iverely. “an0." “Why ll» 1':
"I don‘t see how he could cull luly lnnrr
now. He culls seven tllucn at week."
A \‘llll Qiliilitlultm‘q don‘t know
why the papers should spook so handily
or poor Prince Constantine 'i'lw «Ils-
petoluls say he we: til the bend of his
troops at the last battle. " “i’er.
winch wsy were liter going?"
"too thIbe em for the way you
have neglected the when i am silent in
the tolrlll,H said Mrr. Peels. ”think at
that." "Mylloer." “M Mr. I'm-h. no
luuoeentlyns he could, "I ”WON lili'
spine such a tiling."
FIRE
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For n relielde
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TAYLOR «I “LDIN'I
toilette theorem him
comm.
mum
' Evaporutedidpples,
I 60 pound
50 it
So
“ I Prunes,
“ Nectarines,
I‘
m
F. D. LAVITOII & 60., 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hammocks
dingly. The first comers get the best selection.
We sell yen a fine hammock at 82 :5; worth 03 00.
We sell you a fine hammock at 82 75; worth 84 00.
In order to reduce stock, we will give you a special discount of .lo
per rent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain, plaid or fancy.
Newshirt waists,in leading colorings and shapes. N: no but the
very best goods and styles.
EDWARD STREET.
5 eszEnE suumse. soswslmoss.
m—fiv - ~-~.~——_
A WORD OII OATS. )
Some people think that any kind of cats are good
/
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enough then again there are others who want the
best that can be produced. I‘ or this class we take
spcclal 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.
8 Manuel T. Hatch,
i5 Marshall Street, South Iorwalll
( llmllch Solemn; Livery Stable.
C / \ mm
ill 3: mrm- -,lf your lmllliy or your friend» ber'onu lm ellmllll- in utter
yo are. human lortllnnteilyollhlllc the name of Jackson upon
yUIIr!‘
Jachaon’s Platinillll Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSOIVS PHOTOGRAPHS IRE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photograph-r, .3 Wall Street, Nam-Ill, Ct
' Oylxlnilu .‘mrwdk “1)le Ihtlllll'ullv‘y I‘ll‘lvt“ l'vlw tho that.
soclE‘Iv AND BALL
PRINTING. .
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
no rm CARBouEllEs Ill 'TOWNll
'l‘ll .\.\' llmsl-z Hum
NORTH'S STUDIO!
llllol‘ulml’lls Milli: lllzlll;
TWINTV VEARS A00 ARI STILL 0000!!
i-'urln.ltl -lte< umv lllmll- wlll i.l~l m long.
G. 5. NORTH, .Photograper.
N \\ .\‘IiI\(i"IH\ hiIlI‘Z’I'XI Mil I'll .\Ull\\ ..\I I\.
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwnlk,
South Norwnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & 1). Special juvenile ll. 8; I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street. Norwnlk.
BEWARE!
In pllltlllsingzmy of the above quiet of any 'lmt the authorized
agents. see but the original factory number has not been tampered
Willi. as the guarantee is withdrawn from all bicycles when the cumin: r
has been interfered with or removed
BIGEIAHV 8t DOWSE CO.
New England Agents, Boston. Mass.
Clearance
ale!
BICYCLES
‘ At Actual Cost.
Ml 570' NORM”! HARDWIRE 00
The season for selling them is short, and prices are marked accor»
i3 Ibo Wit; Nails, EEO.
Oil Stoves.
IS the Wire Nails, 25¢.
Lowe Mowers.
l3 lbs Wire Nails, 25:3.
Best Hose Made.
l3 the Wire Nails, 25c.
Pitchforks., 18¢ each.
i3 lbs Wire Nails, 25c.
Pure White Lead, $5.25 cwl.
I3 Ibo Wire Nails, 25c.
Comstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
ll: WASHINGTON STREET.
E THOMES
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
Successor to the&l&e George 8. Bell
P“ e Driving!
Estlmntsl‘urnlehml for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Foundation Pile Driven.
mtlll 2m
YOU OAI’ T DO BETTER
The L ave Your Orders tor
Print-
ingl
' hardest bicycle saddle into n c
iortnble, easy scat.
the Only lleai
comfort for _
Ileyelers Is to be Folio
in the . '
- - YALE
The. “Yale” Cushion turn
It prevent.
chafing, rubblng and the anuoylugl
soreness so much complained "o, ‘
renders physical injury an int '
bility, and makes long distance
ing an unalloyed pleasure.
It can be inflated from the lips
of the rider in a few seconds; with»
out leaving the suddle,nnd is quick-
ly deflated through a convenient
vallc. .
It is detachable, can be removed ‘,
or replaced quickley.when desir
g5
OUR BlC‘l Luis sol‘rs ,
ARE THE » .3
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD
The fabrics used are the production
of the best American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH CIIEVIOTS,
CASSIMERES, ..
SCOTCH PLAIDS.
' TWEEDS.
and all the popular styles, made in
best mqnner. “Yale" Air Cushion
,completc.
Don‘t fall to come and see them. I '
No bicycle rider who once tries
them will have any other.
Endorsed by physicians every-
where. _ For sale only by '
Comstock Brothers,
Clothiers,
ill SOUTH Illll 8!.
So. liorwaih.
IILFORD I. Blfl'll.
Manager.
At the Sontlnol
T 0 A
Offloo. W0 EN RW LK'
STORES. SO. NURWALK.
. .eh.-._,,_... . .._‘..,..- ,.~....m
"Newburg. "
to lip.
colors:
More Sweaters!
Ieheellellle iletel Ileell,
THE
in Wellington Street
have just arrived.
just the thing for summer wear, in the following
White with green SI! ipe; unvy with white
stripe; u very fiucqualily at t: 50.
Working Pants!
That are made for good, hard, everyday weanare
ll'll found all over: we have them made by the
n well~lluouu firm. of Sweet, (lrl' 8. Co. and the
~31. 15°, 3'. 25”, 3-
W :lrranteli not
New Sweaters!
A neat new basket weave;
In two coml’linnlionl, are t. m with white stripe
and green with idl’tIlllllI slrlpc, ul .2.
Upon every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Fumieher,
South Iorweit
spams AND SUMMER) SHOES!
AND
Where You Can Find Them!
In buying times there are
FOUR ESSENTIAL POIITS:
THE PRICE! THE STYLE!
FITI THE WIAI’I
in buying our new sleek, we mode a
”noisily ol the above combinations.
GLOVE R’s
New Shoe Store,
mu sues
Norwalk Chronicler