II“ who 3‘me In-
" “Mandtwonly entries had
received, up to notn tale: for the
' , Wheel clubraeeu.
53::de of Oil! Met in being
Walled.
Gildan‘ uttrew hate. ,- 01!».I
"Drum Frederick L. Baxter “recov-
“Meantime. '
W are decorating the dining
room otthe Mahacltemo Hotel. . ,
John B Hoyt utrung wireu,yeuterdoy,
between lire alarm boxes 21 and 22
finest butter._llle.,lb. N. Y. Store.
‘. The J. '1'. Prowitt company has re—
ceived erbipm‘ent et Pennant bicycles.
Mire Eva L. Forria will give a sailing
part-y tonight on Senator Ferris launch,
j "Eva L."
y' -You can buy the best round steak
for 1250 a pound; :ehoulder steak, Be,
at Hayes’ Market.
( ‘I Mr. Taylor. of New York, has taken
. poraeeuion of James L Stovens' colonial
house in East avenue.
William James.or or"Captain Jack" as
be' is usually called, will prob ably sign
with the Stamford team."
' ~hlen'e and boys‘ straw hate. O'Brien .
, The Buttery market at 6 Water street,
Norwnlk, is closed. having been found
In unprofitable venture.
F. B. Coleman and Frank Saunders
witnessed the fight between Sharkey
and Mather. Wednesday night.
lire. E. L. Ely will entertain the
Junior superintendents of the Norwallr
Christian Endeavor Union, tonight.
Chief of Police and Mrs. Bradley were
out driving in the country yesterday.
Captain Dunn did the chief’s duty.
—-All kinds {Iridium at Boyce"
Market.
Arthur B. C. Bushnell has secure d a
position in the South Norvvelk other: of
the Western Union Telegraph company.
hire. Kath Comrtoclr, whohae spent
the winter 11 South Norwalk. antici
pales returning to her Wilton home this
w eek.
—~Pennunt bicycles, $38; 1597 guaran-
totd wheel. no old Mock. The J. T.
.l’rowitt Co.
. John P. King. who has been connect-
ed with the Old Well Laundry for two
years. began work today an honor at the
Twin City Laundry.
ginnetrlgeratorn. baby carriages. a big .
line at Rtymo nd 6: Son'ai.
.. All of the girls of Misti Baird'a lusti-
tutu-exempt theme who finished this your.
have arranged to return to the school
tor the commencement of the full term.
-—You can bnyflthewbeut round areal:
for mine a pound; shoulder steak. be.
at Boyex’ Market.
WIN one crew dull and dim
5n the will yearu uteul any.
bebuulul. whiny term lo all.
m ialrueue with every day.
but in. out in queen and truth chum l-
mu
. Wu new. must-Mutual
W
Mm Your hair
Cannon Station, today.
~ willie price-u. » ..
mammotmmncerad.
WNW-ll Mill dheeteru will
mtlmduyntght, 1
Jun. 0. A. Tucker. or Malnutreet.
continue: eerionuly ill.
Bum Sterile. of Pine street. I colored
boy. dud this morning.
Dr. Baldwin’s reddence in Well etree
is receiving a truth coat of paint. ‘
Proteesor W. 11. Emma” Orange,
in vititing friends in South Nervvalk.
—-———
~Latest slyle brown derby. O’Brien’e.
William DeKlyn, of Danbury. it econ:
vying his cottage at Pine ledge.
Hugh Donnelly. of Norwallr, is in
Mrs. J. W. Mead, of Wall street, has
returned from a visit to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Comrtoek left
Norwalk this morning for New Jersey.
where they will remain about two weeks.
The Norwalk Boston Store will give
away another bicycle Baturddy night.
June 19.
Mrs. Mabel Kron Rear. 0! Bridgemrt
a former resident of South Norwallt, is
critically ill.
~Cuily birch suits; also white enamel
beds. bureau and glass and brass bcd-
eteads, at Raymond & Son's.
At the meeting of Sherman Council,
Royal Aroanurn, last night, two applica-
tions for membership were received.
Jacob Linxweiler, oi Railroad placo,1s
visxting Mr. and M16. Wagner, in Dan-
bury. ’
~Latest style straw hats. ()‘Brieu's.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew VanNess. of
Orange. have been guests of Eugene. J.
VanNess, of Bay view avenue.
Local showers this afternoon; pro-
bably fair Saturday: slightly warmer,
westerly to southwesterly winds.
Mrs. F..H.Ilolchlriss is riding :1 Wow}
American bicycle, purchased of Bearse ti:
Hoyt.
New awnings begin to blossom. I'illll-f‘.
Lee has had one pl now! over the front of
his place of business in Main street.
Norwullr. > M y _
Mrs. Charlotte C. Ferry and Miss
Mary Perry. of Washington. I). (3.. are
visiting Mrs. ‘C. H. C. Bolts. of East
avtnue. - .>__
~Yncht and golf c1111”. O'Brien's
William F.'l‘au1111any. of Attorney
John H. Light' ~s ”lice, went to New
Haven yertorday. to take his examina-
tion tor the bar.
~1lieycles at {'imt. Seen them?
So. Norwnlk Hardware (Io.
”lately Pure.
lebra ed tor its rent leavenln utreurth
anefbeult Miners. Trotter-es to ‘
alum mad all 10min 0! ado total on corn-
near '19:“ cheap bran
ur. Bauaem Pawnee (lo. New York.
ABOUT FEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Comings and Goings of Our and
~ Other Folke’ Friends.
Mrs. Kitty Hamilton. of Bridgeport.
has been visiting her parente in Nor.
walk.
Mrs. Sophia A. Weed and family have
returnedhontc from Atlantic City.
Leonard C. Couch. of Tannton, Mass ,
il in team.
Miss Clara Hill is attending the oom-
meneement exercises at Vassar college
She web a member of the class of ’95.
William A Kellogg, oi Boldon avenue,
attended the tcurth annual congrcm oi
the National Providence Union, in New
Haven. yesterday.
0. Irving Ferris and Dr. I". ll. Bran-
dow arrived iin Southampton, Wednes-
day, and at once took a steamer for
Paris.
Aiifll Kcye'a'ml Minneapolis, is visit-
ing his sister. Mrs. Gerald 11. Board, on
his way to West Point w.l ere he enttrs
the academy this month.
Mrs R T (1o: per has goneto Such
week with old classmates and teachers,
bliss Nollie Bishop 0"
Harriet street,
spend the aummer with her grand-
mother.
(‘arl \ 1:ch ol \1' w Y writ, wasartcenl
gum of Dr and Mrs. Dorm illit‘lll‘ix k.
oi West avenue.
Mn Charltsll 'quirts h in n :uru-tl
home from a v .n' t. in Vow Jtrsey.
Mile-1 111m (".1111 x has teen vieiting
friends in town this week.
James Sulliun. of New York. baa n--
inrned homo, ailern viri't Willi 1:. M.
Rose. of Isaac street.
Mina ll. Ii. Hubbard. of Trinity
'hnrcii. has gone to attend a meeting of
the Wunmn'.~ Auxiliary in ’l‘rmily
church. New Haven.
Miss Amy Hoyle-ck and Harry ilay-
heck. 1:1 3(va Yuri; my, were in Nor-
The Weslpcrt and Sttugatnik Slim-t
ltiilway 1 nupnny began using tamer.
from 1111 Norw nlkpowet blame, Wedm 9
cl 1y morning.
Mil-:11 Delia 'l‘.1y,lor who has her-n em
plnyt‘d at ll 1th or tio'lduchtnitlt» {or
oven yvore h 14 r1 111; 1101i and "one in
her home in New York.
~-(‘lr«»at reduction in lrinmtetl hot». at
Miss S. S. 'l‘illotmn'x, M No. Main hi.
Tho i!ll\litullcll‘ Circle of
liaouhtora will mutt ill thu ll'lt'uumlflil
rhlu nitorumu A11 armiclivo Iitortry
and unwind! progranmu- ml! lw render-
ml at. 1 o'clock.
«l'h‘ralltaut bacon. loo. “1.. sugar cm‘
ed uln-nldtr. he. lb. N. Y. Store.
The Num'nlk’l‘m-lnn”Store. 1111 usual,
alone Carnival. hut night. The pro
primers are more than planned wilhtlm
talent tiluplltyul by Mira Sheldon and
Min Ilobnrut. .
mileaduwhm or blurrnl viuion when
pmpmly titted. ll. ii. Rood. opllcltin.
ill b mill Main uttect.
l6 nht convict: tram ilrillgnmrt wore
taken to the ante when Wednevday.
air of them under urnienoo oi one year.
and two under audience at will you”.
«Dining tnbleu, chair: and ride-
bourdu. It Raymond it: flon'u. Lowell
The wet drawn lot the trial of ”ico-
detno lain-tunic". the unwed mount-e.
included the name-11 at Hiram it. brown.
and time ll ””6th
ueuvlenia Mel church. flew Kitten.
it will mom until W alum.
m m ewe mater.
King‘s '
mrdo a lion allowing at lholluumona'
mutton, gluten will give you relief itf
D Warren Fitch. l). Seymour Curtis
WW; ”wimju till! Mug. “a, II: Hill .391!"th , ,
ll hie bieynluu at mm. on mwullt
on... contort nous:
nathTgnmmofnxa it; bream' a Point. be tumult.
Tam ”hnhl‘fllili‘ .
TV been ”
H
mkiw
walk. yr:»':r.l.:y. Hamlin; {111 iunoral
of John Bill‘klltlllt.
Misoll Hi: :1 lbhult, .:{ Slum; Ilill.
Int Vern: ill; _‘"‘..i.~lll l.“ man: at, far
Waterbury. Vii .1-1zw'w 1!! no about
into tnmiiilr'
. {Linn l.:'.11111 Loot-41m.i oi v.11}: my
1W tut I: ll h’umulk weir -rda\ am moon
I 1‘ Albany where In» wt. l 11%! 1111 > ~
!| or during 1.11 s1 1.1111'
1
1
E Edward 1). Leland. Mm hilt! bt-t-n
ivhtllinglm brother, W. J, Leland, .1
lBayviow ith'lJll'. has alltl’li'ti tvr hie
, home in tsreettiown. indium-.1.
Mina Nora Hilllll’dll will
Europe. .lnnv l"
Hall {or
1
l .
Mina Jennie \tlrlllll'l’il. elm 111m been
lvisitinuher claim". him K. litlllltlllil
iYouimtah. ti Lil‘luuutou plat't'. line to
' turned to her home in Newark, N. J.
Walter Ii. Wind. of thi- iimdnmrnl
!”lll‘\t}. Woollltlglotlin‘m Mn. W. Ii.
1Wcrd vul be count of lilru 5 ll
lWeul, at .illdlnm. lzuwavlwn. N. M.
Wt'."l.l ll llt‘tltpait'til. l. l . \illl lu'lllr‘ll'
imam the i't-lllllil: “will.
i
i
~We are lit-limit wall wiper no law at
mo. pi‘filulllili' mil. 'lho .l. '1‘. Ill-«write
iu,” lul Woultumtou utrmn,
iFlRI
”HOUR
ANCI.
l’i 1!“ ll Tl’ulblltlt‘
illlll'l’fll.
Prompt-paying
Fire
lmernnoe
l'nlw
Cell I
belittle later-nee heady.
“autumnal”.
$.33“ LMVAR llrorrrioi r and boomer
“gaging: bin
int“
liclzl seminary, lurpi‘llll common moment .
hate gone (11 her wheel to Chester to ‘
TAYLOR a mooenuu'o‘
F ii
flotilla. l’leli-
3,. Ill T ? m -
The Celebrated Dining Car Brand,
22c lb!
1-5.0. (twice a co. 22 South lain Street
EDWARD STREET l
Annual‘VSaIe. of Hammocks
The season ior‘relling them is short, and prices are marked accor'
diugly. The first comers get the best selection.
-Wc tell you a fine hammock at $2 25; Worth $3 co.
We sell you ti tine hammock :1th 75; worth $4 00.
In order to reduce slot it. we will give you a soecial discount of to
per cent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain, plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists,i1 leading color ngs and shapes. Nr m: but the
very best goods and st} les. '
c
EDWARD STREET.
1101111111111 corn.
5 GIIETTE BUILDING
NOTHING IS CHEAP
If you don’t want it. But if you use:
grain buy themcst, from areputable and
”responsible house. That is the gre out
distinction to be looked for. The mice
of :11 ain iS‘. my low and will probably .
advance. Buy now.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
\ 112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Refrlgerators
i3 lb: Wire Hallo. 289.
Oil Steven
1: lbs wm None. zoo.
Lawn Mowers.
I3 lbs era Nails. 250.
Best Hose Made.
13 lbs Wire Nails. 25c.
Pitchforks., 18¢ each.
13 lbs Wire Nails. 250.
Pure White Lead, $5.25 cwt.
l3 lbs ere Nails, 25c.
Comstock, Watkins
at Dow,
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT
Successor to the late George S. Bell
Pile Driving!
Estimate? imbibed for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Gemsteeit
the Only Real
Comfort for
The “Yale" Cushion
hardest bicycle saddlein
tenable, easy seat. It _ .
chafing, rubbing and the
out leaving the saddle,aud tbqu
ly deflated through a centred” at
valve.
It is detachable, can be re, .
or replaced quicklcymhcn d 'r, . .
OUR BICYCLE
ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD.
1 .
The fabrics used are the production
of the best American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH ClIEVIOTS,
CASSIMERES,
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
T WEEDS. ‘
node“ 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.
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
llO FlliER CARBONETTES Wlli TOWN ll
Hill. lliilhl. l‘idl‘il
NORTH’S STUDIO!
i‘litl'itJiH’ll ‘..‘.1J;Ciliili. .
rwnerv vzans AGO are: STILL Gooou
ll..~l :l- ivl.1..
. Photograper.
:1!’ H! .‘Clil'.\\'.‘.l
l';11‘i.1|l‘1‘llt'- :mv. illil‘i\"1‘:.:
G. 5. NORTH,
:M l1
ill?ll2'.', ‘
NOTICE.
To Whom It,May Concern.
i.\l11U\ 7 :i\.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwnlk.
South Not-walk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. 8: 1). Special Juvenile ll. ti: ii. and World bicycles with
l". W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street. Norwnlk.
BEWARE!
In minim-1mg; .mv oi the allele cytlos ol any but the amino I..:l
;...,.,.u‘, or 111: we.“ v11. ! la: in y n umber but not then 1.111111”. l
on!» .111 the glmrnnlrt .1. ebb .umm from all liicycl c5 when the nnmliu
hie. illt'll :.111: 1. 11:11 Willi n: 1w. :1, .v. .2
lllUl. i'. :lW (LOWER (..,0
New ling. 1nd Agents Boston, Mon.
w”. Want Yocr Money!
M err-mew»:-
ONSULT
ASH
091‘
IFORE
DYING
lCYCLES
Prices!
\\ 0 soil at cost 1)! ice to ('lo. 11' stock.
H?
n!
We sell on inoiailnmnls, 1.1.3.11.
“lotion.
SO. NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
oi 1'11 11-
Bicyelee insured against thelt. lowest
liml are mad
not iound aTI.
:1 nelilknoun
"Newburg. "
ll) ’l t"
l: we just arri
(NUTS:
More Sweaters!
and worn w1
(lpco every cvcni
DAVIS, T
Huh-etetno Hotel Bloch.
Clotlticr, llattcr and Fumishcr,
Repairing Endorsed by phySIciaus every— ,
M a n uel T H atCh, _._......_..-.~_ where. For sale only by
“5 Marsha" Strleet Foundation Pile Driven. ‘ ‘
Ilmn lmwxln .:r. ’l -- ~ ‘ , A_tl1?lifl2:n comstock Broth'rs’
4‘ x . / :{j-{J we can I no carter 0......
PORTRA'TS‘ Thanh breYonI'Ot'derelor . ‘-
M 500'"! All 5 .
1 RITE. i"; 13:: '21: .. 3.“ 13:31 P l‘ i nt- So. Namath. '
mg! aurora a. 91ml.
Jackaon's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever! Manager. -
JACliSO '5 PROTOSRAPHS ARE PORTPMTS. Av. the sentinel ,
I. M. JACKSON hotogrnphor, 5.3 Wall Stroot. Norwollt, Ct OMOO. TWO $L0RWAI‘K'
Ut tuusito .V intuit; Il-lm. llh tr Iv )' ‘l: 11“" pan ll! 1 13 .1;- STORES SO NURWALK
SOCIETY AND BALL working Pants! .
s for good, hard, everyday wear, are.
we have them made by the
of Sweet, (in iv (30. and the
50, z, 2 5o, 3. \Varrantcd not
over;
firm.
8!.
-
New Sweaters!
tel. A neat ncw basket weave;.
lost the thing {or summer wear, in the following
"bite with green stripe: navy with while
snipe: :1 wry lint qualiu .118250.
In 11.11) (omlrinal or. s. an l.1n with white stripe
1!: (animal st:1pe,al 82.
ng until 9 o'clock.
he Tailor,
berth Intuit
WE HAVE
9115
inns.
GLOVER’S HEW 8H0! 81‘0“.
For Men,Women 8: Children *
I.111lieu,1lo not fail to see our Bicycle Oil: ‘
fouls, to be worn with or without golf at ‘
GLOVER’ S
THE BOSS
Shoesb 011i.
Norwalk Chronicler