Jim, 1111‘. anoint-where
, Mills Maui's Reporters.
molar ‘11111111111. 11111111111.
thrill Tokeflacc on May 28. at the
Inh- Grounds. Preceded by a Pa-
nda inWhich Tredee will be
Represented by Floats.
Theonnualbarbzeueof the Norwolk
m1 Butchers' association will take
plus July 88th, on the Norwalk Fair
02111111111. his proposed to make it a
Meals day. and the leading trades
non of the town will he ecli-
OIM to take part in the event.
‘In the morning there will be a
pm. many branches of trade being
mated by gully decorated floats
with men at work.
~---Prol. M. S. Rosamthe well-kn )wn
oculistoptician. can be consulted at hi
oiiloe, in the parlor or the City Hotel
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. m
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined tree.
Edward Street is making a specialty
of lawns, organdioe, camhrim, etc. Ro-
ducad prices on ladies” and children's
gauze and ribbed underwear and hosiery
are also in order.
The Epworth League will meet to
night at the parsonage of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. A very
. int resting programme will be rendered.
A set 0! msolutions for Old Well Hook
and Ladder company, in memory of the
late Charles F. Waterbury, is being
engrossed by Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr.
There are unclaim‘oi letters in the
Norwalk post-chine for Music A. Brad-
bury,Mrs. 11. Gilbert F. R. Schuyler,
E. M. Sauntlcrs,Sophie Yneger. '
Arehearsal of the entire prom-111111119
tor the Business Men’ :1 Carnival will he
held this afternoon and tonight, in
Hoyt’s Theatre.
Dlatrict Deputy F. E.Readm1n will
u 1 to Bridgeport, tonight, to imtall’ the
olli era of Homer Lxlge, Sons of 8*.
George.
The Ladies‘ Aid society, of the Nor-
walk Baptist church. will meet with
Mrs. A. .l'. Duane, tomorrow afternoon.
A benefit will be tendered to Mix
Krause, the janitor of Arion Hall t1-
night, by the memh we of the eociv: ty.
The engagement of Miss Mamie
Powell, of Norwalk, to Joseph B. Kemp, \
of Yonkern, N. \'..i11 announced.
The menu”; of Bookingham Post
drove to Wilton, yesterday, and decorato
ed the graves of deceased soldiers.
Williard Bearse has given up his job
nesubstitntelotter carrier of the Nor-
wnlk posboilice.
The Norwalk Boston store has just
received live carioads of kitchen furnish-
ing goods. -.
It you use grain, buy the best from
a reputable and responsible house-Man-
ml '1‘. Hatch.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Cc'iuncilmen will be held tonight.
I". 15. Am‘der launching ‘ilil Columbias
at a reduction at ‘25.!
Ticket No. 331': dxcw the suit at Gold.
berg‘s, Saturday night.
The regular meeting of 0111qu En-
entu 111 'nt will be held tonight.
The Germauiu Bunigerbund will "l“(tl-
totutnrow night instead a! tonight.
I. course of Aycr'e Pills the
Intent in set in good working
order and n 1111111 begins to incl
that lilo is worth living. He
who he: become the gradual
prey oi cottatipatlon. does not
tall” the friction under yihieh
to khan. until the burden in
mud treat him. Then his
mountains sink into mole-
hilla. lilo moratorium gives
fines to Iotllty. he is 11 happy
go: again. It lilo do» not
:. 11111111 living to you. you
11111 11 my ell-mt view
the limelk Congregational climb
has been marpeted. and many 0! the
pews have been cushioned. It is doubt-
lnl whether the work will be completed
by next Sunday. Innate it is not, the
morning service will be held in look-
wood’s Hull. ....
Edgar '1‘. Bates, of Dorian. is now do-
livering his pure Crystal Wore ice in
South Norwalk. He also has split and
block wood for sale. and a road roller to
rent by the day- __
Miss Sadie Keogh. of East Norwalk,
has taken a position as stonognpher and
typewritist in the office 0! the Old Well
Cigar company.”
Steven S. llatch presided at the organ
in the South Norwalk Methodist church,
yesterday, in the absence of Mrs. James
Golden. ‘
-We are hanging wall poper'ior 25c.
per double roll. The J. T. Prowitt com-
pany, 9;; Washington street.
W. S. Sturtevnnt'e advertisement to
day treats of goods suitable to the sum-
mer season. and will b: 11 usel with" in-
terest.
Charles Walters secured a silver dol-
lar at Lane's restaurant, Saturday. The
number was 5.2.35.
Andrew V. Heath in having an addi-
tion built on the rear of his residence in
West Main street.
Members of l'eqnonnozk [111.139. of
Bridgeport. will visit ”or limthore’
fudge, in Norwnlk. next Monday night.
Robert Kenny and William Gilmore
wheeled to Bridgemrt, yesterday. The
latter continued to New Haven.
William Ranch 11.11 resumed his duties
at W. S. Sturtevant's nterc.
linprosiman William Sterling has had
Illa wagon handsomely repainted.
There will be :1 111gular looming of the
l.‘it-y Council of Norwalk, tonight.
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Comings and Goings of' Our and
Other Folk-J Friends.
Mrs. ('harles l". DJHIM',
has h'ou visiting hirer (7.
of Meadow street.
(1111111111 Prescott, cloth in the South
Norwalk pmtotlieefie onj lying :1 wow "a
vacation at luwowl, 1.. l.
of limhury,
A. \Vllll‘dlllfl.
Mr. and Mrs. .‘.11hnr A.iir.1l1am. of
Ilium-led avenue, haw lloeuentcrtain
11;: Mr. and Mrs-z W. ll. lit-vim. oi
Ravminn, ilhin. Mr, Beebe is cashier
.ol the Second National bank.
Mr. and Mn. l’ltou ll. B 1km of West
street, are v biting in l’Ininiicld
('iarence l’ wives, of Port (‘h1-ster.was
in Norwalk Saturday.
Mi-m Martha It 1y, of Gerard place, hm:
returned to her home in New York city.
accompaniedhy Misses 1611111111 and ion-
hcllc Hansen. _
Mrs. John It. FIatnu-ry, of lroolth 11,
in spending two \vvcks with her motlu 1',
Mrs. Catherine l’omuroy, of .‘011111 my
street.
1111.19 Annie '1'. Purdue. atmcle' in
the Center schaul, is visiting friends in
lliduetield.
Rev. .l. W. Whitfield. oi I't'u-a, N. \' .
is the guest of A. Sumplc, ,uf Wold
avenue.
Dr. Taylor pr11 11 Yacht.
The twenty-live loot ,vcntrrimurd 14ml
nun eleven years ago Irv tho late ll ll
Cl‘imftll‘il. of Arch 111-111, and Wllii’ll 11:11.
at min the bar-I1 3:.1r1I ever nillt'v, I111»
Iii'flll s lid to Dr. Taylor. of Ni-wi‘nnunn.
l)r.'l‘uyI11r I111» 11 cottage at Hull Hand,
and Iiilll uivon Ulllill‘fll'Iul‘ William '1'»;-
1111', of thtllll Norwalk, who il"‘l;:lli‘il
the boat. the contract of roln'mng lli"
hoot t1 that lllllt'ti.
Married Loot Fourth oi .luly.
Wentlxu't people have been lilllli‘wlllti
unrprined to learn tint lrvinu 11111111".
clerk in lli1k1-rlu11n 1v lion‘s More, 111111
31111in file Alina were outlet 111 martinga-
lutt Fourth oi July. 'l'ln-lr 111111111 I11 111
alter will he at the residence of the
inlde‘ 11 pat-111111
1111; Ferris Enterteim 11111111111
Mfr» M 11 l.. Ferrite! Wont. tin-111 motor
mined friend». Saturday 11111111, in how
or of her 11111-111. Ill-I Eden llrmtluy. oi
Wmtport. Among thine present wore
31111111111 1111111 111111111. 311111111 thith. litlml
limpnmi Frank Hiwrumnmwiuht Keep,
Rutherford lies-Inf. innit Leonar1l.i~tam-
1111i Partridge. llonn-r Hyiuutou.
fluency and Kennel fined .10 Inch.
Joint himuey pleadml guilty of breach
of the peace and William I... 1311111111111!
111111111 in the Town Court. this mention.
They were both lined Iii). without 111111111.
which they paid.
A Home Drop- Dead.
A hum dropout dud hook at the tier.
mitt 11111» timer. yesterday it be»
iotmtii to portion from that iii-£1111.
m Minimum-1111.
11111111, all at the main auditorium of. I
boat upon whirh (“illiill'llillliill war. he,
animation my
POWIER
Absolutely Pure.
~ Celebrated for its grant lonvonin
null hioulthiuineoa. Assume the [1511513315123
alum and all forum of arluiterallon com-
mon to the cheap brands.
1111. 1511111111 l’ou nun Co. New York.
SEVEN VNIIIII AIIIIESI
An Effort to Run Down the Murderer
oi Edward Long. at Grceewich.‘
IIIIE 0E IIIEV IS A WOMAN.
She Stendi‘netly Refuses to Make 11
Statement» Coroner Doton Perform-
ing 11. foobMortem Examina-
tion Upon the Victim.
Greenwich, .luuc T—Acting upon the
advice of State Attorney Samuel Fesscn-
den, of Fairlield county, Deputyfihcriil
Fitzroy has made seven arrest; in his
efforts to run down the murderer of
young Edward Long, the hack driver,
who was found shot near the Belle lfav-
en docks Sunday morning. The t'ollow~
pending further investigation: Frank
Starkins, Joseph Dorie, ,William .l.
Lindsley, William Sidney. Thomno Doh-
eon. Michael Cnilvu and'n Stamford wo-
man, knoWn as Lillian illmstond.
These persons weir1 unrated at a late
hour last night. but the action was. kept
that some sort of a Slllt‘lllt'ilt might be
obtained. it! the six men all claim that
they do not know the name of the 111111
who shot young Long. but state that
they would be able 1:1 identify him.
The sextctte was closeted with thr- oili-
ccrs for several hours last night, and
then locha-d up.
At llio'cloclt this morning tin-y u'r-n-
brought before Judi: 3 Charles I). Hume-e.
the newly appointol jullgeof the ll 1r-
ough Court. Thin was! his’ first case
As the pm-emlings u'v-ro about til ‘1”;(111
Coroner Dutch. of Bridgeport,arrived
on tin scene, and rccpwatml that an ad-
journuirnt Iw taken in (Il'ili'r 1311' he
might pvi'fm'm a pi'lil‘llli'il'll‘lll 1-month»
tinn. This. examiu'ition 1~11nw I11 pm-
gresa at Head's undertaking mono; in
this plane.
'i'hi-illmstea'l woman is locked up at
Standard. It is known tint she was
with the strange Woman who mulw to
(ireouwich from Stamford 1131.1 woe
mixed up in the adult which onlminatml
in t'1e shootiuzof Imag. 'l‘i1' Ulmstcad
Want in ntenlfastly refuses to make :1
st atom 11!.
QUARlihLLED OVER CHICKENS.
Kovacw Slitppo'l his Will-'11 Films and
Broke 1-. Few Dlnlnc.
Stephen Kovnco. who. 11 will be nu
un-mhered, created 1mmu excitement in
Hpringwood :1 {WV weeks 111111, by firing 11
pistol 111 Illtl brothrr, was situated 111111111
vi-otcrdnv. lint'm‘u in charged mill a»
smiling It's mic. They 11111111111111 over
114111111 1'I1I11l11'1111. 1111~I K11v111-111'11I11111-1 hing»,
pint; tho 111111111111 111 the face in malu' i111
limp quwi. II-1 the“ Irtnkn- .1 Int albino
and or her thingi in oth-r to anyone I11»
auger. .
.Imiao I’m»: «univniwl Illill in twenty
days 111 "mm only Jot],
lie-Ill the 1.111 lty Tidal.
'I'hcmloroIllmhti'ail. of North Wilton,
won the N11 2' I111 yi'lv- given away by
tho wanlk Ito-11111 .‘iioro, i‘mlillilti}
night, May '.'.1 The N11. 11:11 11.1.3:
Domini: in tho A111I111ri11rn.
Manager I M. lluyt will uiw a «laun-
111 the Auditorium :1: Hum Point to
night. ’l‘ho'l‘win i’Ity Mandolin club
will Eill'ilioll 111mm. I1 11 probable
that "11711 mil 1111 1|.1111'1111t 111 the Mull.
iorimn 11111111 11 work throughout the
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Inrroived lite Atwaod'u Clothoe.
.I. ll. AIWIMI II ll 11 lulu Mull Illvlulhl .11
11111! other vuluuicle 1111111111. 1111 the line,
lulu 11111I11,i111lw lriii‘i'l Iiiti “'75“! 111111.
111 Eilzalmh 111111, 111111 illin 1111111111111
they Wi'i‘i'l’iilliilllll. ll int-1111i that the
party who lmttnwod then! \11111 recognit-
11d.
lulvoy Against Walker.
AIIHHJH“ .lulm II. Light I11 111 Ridge»
livid inlay. "promoting Muivey in 11
12.111111311111111 Walker. , The I111 1111' 11.. 1111:
termini by Attorney .I.lIr-I1lcu Iiurls
bull
FIRE
lNOUlt
ANOE.
For a reliable
Villfllfllo
l’rvunwlnyittu
F1 in
it‘d?”
(lull
canon linoleum:
i111: were arrested and are now hold .
motel until this morning in the hope |
I Dried Frun; Sale 11':
Evaporated Apples,
“ Prunes,
N eciariues,
60 pound
50 ll
80
I“ u‘
F. D. LAWTOII 81 00., 22 South lain Street
. EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hammocks
The season for selling them is short, and prices ale marked accor»
dingly. The first comers get the best selection.
We sell you a fine hammock at 82 :5; worth 83 co.
We sell you a fine hammock at $2 75; worth 154 cc.
In order to seduce Stork, we will give you a special discount mi 10
per mm. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain. plaidmr fancy.
Nev shirt waists, in leading Colorings and shapes. N11111: but the
very best goods and styles.
EDWARD 731-12227.
5 sum: suuomo. 110111111111, 001111.
NC r"I IIING IS CIlEAl’
If you 1Ioi1’ t want it. lot it you use
main buy ihoJlost, froln a reputable and
‘losponsible house. That is the meat
distinction to he looked lot The mice
0t 01 1111 is \1 1y low and hill 111 UI1.11.It
advance Iluynow.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
1 Manuel T. Hatch,
IIS Marshall Street. South iiorvIalk I
llrnu» t1 Shim: 111- liter) St il' m.
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PORTRAITS‘
Hi v-nxr-o-ll’, your l unilv or vour friends innume-It1'.':1I11:1l1'11-Itinllvr
yvur‘. Von :m: inrtul1nlcily1111have the name 111’ .Im Igwu 11111111
yuiliiv.
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSD ‘1’5 PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographor. .3 W." EtrooQ, Narw-lk. Ct
(‘mnnl’t' V »;\l.; II; Ilv Ir'l. lhlhll'vlirylzlJ“1111~le11'-In'~.-
SOCIETY AN D BALL
. . . . '. PRINTING.
AT THE 3121111111151. ore-1c:
110 FINERVOARBDNETTES 111 16111111
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NORTH’S STUDIOI
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Twnurv VEARS use All: 3711.1. 6000!!
t’.rl.u11.-1tr-1111\\ made uill lit-1 ;1~I11n:.
G. 5. NORTH, Photograper.
1r \1‘.\~'111xu'1'11x “1114111 Nil'l‘ll NUIIWALK.
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwnlk,
Il. & l). Special juvenile II. & I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, ll) Main Street, Norwalh.
BEWARE!
I11 ptttllumug any of the above cyflscs all any iuu‘ the authorized
agents, 11111: I111 1111-, original 1.111111)! number has not been tampered
unit as the 311.11.111111- is witiuiran from all l1iryc|cs_wl1cn the number
has been interfered with or removed.
BIGEI 0W it ll‘fJWSE CO.
New Engimd Agents, Boston, Mass.
Clearance
Sale!
BICYCLES
At Actual Cost.
l
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford ‘
Refrigerators! ‘
l3 lbszro Nails, 2513. The Only Rut
comfort for
, Bicycle" is to he Found
Oil Stoves. In t”.
la the Wire Nails, 25c.
Lawn Mowers.
'3 'bs Wire Nails, 250' The “Yale" Cushion turns the;
hardest bicycle saddle into‘a lion} .
iortable, easy seat. It preventi.
chafing, rubbing and the annoyi
soreness so much complained at,
renders physical 1njury an impel! ,
hility, and makes long distance rid. ‘ ‘
ing an unalloy ed pleasure.
itcan be inflated from the lips . .
of the rider in a few seconds; with- " ‘
out leaving the saddle,aud is quiche
, 1y deflated through a convenient
valve. 4 ‘7
It is detachable, can be removed; ‘
or replaced quickleyuwhen desir .
Best Hose Made.
13 lbs Wire Nails, 25¢.
Pitchforks., 18¢ each.
13 lbs Wire Nails, 2510.
Pure White Lead, $5.25.cwt.’
13 lbs Wire Nails, 25c.
Comstock, Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
OUR BICYCLE SUITS ‘
ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD.
The fabrics used are the production
of the best American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH CilEVIOTS,
CASSIMERES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT., SCOTCH PLAIDS,
Successor to the late George 8. Bell TWEEDS.
61: Cu.
P i I 6 Driving !
and all the popular styles, made in
best manner. “Yale" Air Cushion
Complete. ‘
Don't fail 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,
(.lothiers,
Estimate Furnished {or
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
-——~~~ 4w“
Foundation Piie Driven.
multm
YOU CM!’ 1' DO BETTER
'l‘hut L ave Your Orders tor
Print-.
ingl
ill SOlllii Ill! 8".
So. lornlk.
IILFOID I. Ill-Til,
Manager.
At tho Sentinel
Offloo. TWO i-jNORWALK.
STORES. SO NORWALK.
Worklng Pants!
That are made for good, hard, everyday wear, are
11 ll found all over; we lithe them made by the
:1 null-lulu“ 11 firm, of Sweet, ilrr .\ (.0. and the
“Nevaurg.” $1, 1 50, 2, 2 50, 3. Warranted not
to rip.
New Sweaters .
h:vc just arrived. A neat new basket weave;
just the thing for summer wear, in the following
colors: White uilh green stripe; navy with white
stripe: a very fine quality 21102 50.
More Sweaters!
In two continual one .1: c 1.111 w. ill uhitc strip!
and g cm uith 1 mlmaI stripe, at 8..
Upon every cvcn‘ng until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, llutter and Fumisher,
Iehsokemo lietei link. loath “malt ,
SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES!
AND
Where You Can Find Them!
In buying shoes there are
FOUR ESSENTIAL POINTS:
THE PRIOEI THE ITVLEI
THE FITI THE WEAR-l
I11 buying our new ttoch, we made 11
htttclalty oi the above combinationu.
GLOVE R’s
Norwalk Chronicler