; hm, TIIII‘I ouiEvorwiion
hflhohflin’oi’riioporim.
, ‘ Won‘nnvid Stowbycou-
we Goodwin in Favor-ml tfie'
”Whiter Hayward Chair Oom-
. ‘ patty of New York.
will Btow’s furniture business in
Boll!) Moiu street, this morning.
testable Goodwin served papers in the
one of the Walter Hayward Choir
Why. of New York, for $17. 25. and
fiwuty Sheriff Lyon placed an attach-
ment on the business for 337.
Thu Young Women's Christian Tem-
moe Union will meet tonight w ti
on. G. F. Waters. at Hickory Bluff.
Nimbus nod friends wishing to go will
plane take the cur leaving South Nor-
walk nt 7:15. All members and friends
” moordiully invited.
Next Sunday will be observed .us
‘ “Children‘s Buy in the Nor-walk Con-
. sensational church. There will be u
Sunday school concert at 10:30 o'clock
in the morning, when the rite of bap-
tism will be administered to infants.
The collection at the >Norwulk Con-
Ri'ogntional church, next Sunday morn-
lng will be given to the Sunday school.
A week from next Suitday a collection
Will be taken {or the Norwulk Ilcspi-
tal association. E- --
. ' Astrawberry festival will be given in
the Berkeley street chapel, tomorrow
night. under the auspices of St. Paul's
Guild. There will be selections by a
mule quartette. and selections upon the
. gruphophone. '
The W. A. Benedict company has
purchased one hundred dozen struw
hats for men, boys and children, all
new shapes and good quality, well
worth double the price asked. which are
untried at 15 to 50 cents.
The TWin City Whet- -lmen will par-ti
cipate in the second annual prim bicycle
parade of the Evening ’05: and Morning
Telegram which will take place in Bridge-
p' r. at it) o'clock Monday morning,
July 5
At the meeting of the Sunday School
Board of the First Methodist- Episcopal
church, last night, the members con
curred in the chartering of the Sam
Sloan for the annual excursion to Glen
' Island, Tuesday, August ‘21.
—A first-clusgentertuinmont thrown
In with a good snpper~ull for a quarter,
at Red Men's Hull, June 17 (Thursday I
Supper served from 5:30 to ii p. in.
George Morrison, of Mattewan. u for.
‘ liter engine-or at the municipal electric
_ light plant, has secured the position of
trimmer for the company.
-Go to the South Norwulk Congrega-
tional church. next Sunday night, and
hear those soul stirring jubilee songs by
the colored fol Its.
Eomeof the propriettrs of the grcit
Adam Fororaugh and Sell .Iirothe-rs' ill;-
gregution are always with it. This is-
un absolute guarantee of polite, rt'Fpi ct-
fnl cud honorable treatment.
[Immune Twocby, of Dunbttry. but
been elected captain of the Yale bitty-uh-
touln to succeed Eben lliIl. Jr.. who
inductor this month.
my Yours Ago.
Winner's hot! And within it you no.
Itomlfothrr'o favorite cough remedy.
Whether 'iwoo Asthma. Bronchitis or
Or boggy” nlaltt wsbod the house with I
III! ”dyer: cherry i'ocicrni arou'ther
- [but no cold or cough would o'or toll of o
“its“ It In choumm tho records
,mcfloorodu they wore Nye-run
flyor’o Cherry Postural
no noiuoromodyfor
mucous. «Ina lune do.
When other soothing
A or'o Cherry
’ m l " ill l
W” ”N’s W 0
.1, in butdoooh’dustotronflhé
.- ou'o cone
hood’it euros. it It
“‘ in bottles. only
- use. it with
mum
‘willottouatbomootlunlu Bridgeport.
RE . IIIIIIESS ATIAIIIIEII,
M Ittuchmento were placed on
‘I’IuIslI Il's tlt'tig i-lnre.
worms. Bryant. oi Boot mm
tonight. at the committee appointed by
libs grout! commander in wrongs for
thecnlobrotion of Golden Cross Boy. at
Rotten Point. August 8d.
L. H. Decker has removed the princi-
pal obstacle which stands between you
and new wall paper by cutting tbeprlce
down to n minimum. The guilty of
Mr. Becker's stock is unequalled.
—-'rIIe Colored Quartette will sing at
the South Norwnllr Congregational
church, next Sunday night.
A hearing to determine whether u
trustee shall be appointed for the
Goldberg estate was begun in the
Probate Court. this morning. and
continued.
~Don't foil to hear the Liliputiun or-
chestra ut the Trinity church supper,
Thursday, June 17. Red Men's Bull.
Supper from 3:30 to 9 p. m.0nly a quarter.
Frank Kelly, of 82 West avenue, wil
entertain the Oriole club tonight. Pluus
will be perfected for a sailing party to
be held some time during June.
The water pipe connected with Wil-
liam Anderson’s pliice of business in
Railroad place is being taken up to dis-
cover a stopnge.
The Sunday school board of the Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopal church met
last night and adopted at new constitu-
tion. One new teacher, Miss Mny Ben‘
nett, was elected.
The members of tho Norwnlk Con-
gregational Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor will hold a lawn
party at the residence of Miss Funnie
1']. Clark, in Mcrwin street, June '22
Miss Jennie L. Smith, of North avo‘
nue\.,~is substituting as organist in the
Congregational church at Ridgciield,
during the month of June.
Ernest Cornell and fro Lockwood will
open a bicycle repair shop. Their oliivt-
will he in Colby & Smith's confection
cry stoic.
At- :i meeting of tho Westport nnd
Singntuck Street Railway company the
fare betwtcn all points on the mud was
reduced to live cents.
If you are going to can strawberries, ‘
L’ITODZ’JI Dibble would like a chance toI
satisfy you on quality and price wiilti
home grown berries.
(,Iuptuin AnIiI-rson has taken the oy-
ster stoutncr l‘.Ilcou to New .It-l-t‘),
nftet giving her it thorough ourhuuliuz;
here.1
'1 Itursduy will be the Feast of Corpus
Christi, and at the h Ii't'lm‘k muss
children will receive their first com-
munion at St. liltiry's.
John 11. Host tilii'llf‘d the ntw Postal
‘l‘elt’graph office in the Norwalk post-of-
fice, yrstcrtiay.“
L. H. Docket-has strut-III the contract
‘is \isitiug her six: I-r, Mrs.
for painting the new I‘ity Ntttiotml and
South Nnrwalk Savings bunk building. I
George II. Dentun. of Norwalk, Isl
drinking red lemonade and eating pen '
nuts at the circus, at Stamford. today.
Miss Kilo l-‘uhan, of the Mct'wiu,
strt-t-t shirt factory, succeeds John
King at the (lid Well Laundry.
A handsome rIIanIlI- slob has been
pl wed in from of the shin fount [In at
Hutch, Built-y. N ('iiiilll‘illy'h planing
inilluillshut down III-xi Saturday for
on lllfll finite period.
I
Frank (‘ onisioI It llIIil funily have
moved to Wilt-III, w hero tlwy will spend
the sumuwr. .
The Friday Afternoon club will spend
tuitiorrow ut the Knob. IIIIIut-r will be
solved.
b‘clscn Taylor has mudr n contribu-
tion of fin to tho tiolIIII-rs‘ Monument
fund.
The t'tiiif'. of Selectman lsiur- tirliI-clt
vs. Enos Ushorno is roinrnnlilo before
the Town Court. next Monday.
A memorial sermon III... preached at
8:. Mary's, this morning. for the Into
Mn. Kate Merrill.
Hurry W. Sim-t, ll'IymonIl BrIIthet-II'
ubiquitous Iu‘r Iilllllll. Is tIIIIIut: u day off
for the benefit of his health.
Ten children worn baptized at the
First Methodist Episcopal church. Bun-
doy morning.
Mrs. George Rush. of Mutt avenue, III
ill.
Mia Johanna Burner. of Chapel
street, III learning to ride o wheel.
delectmou Thomas took him L. loads
to tho Bridgeport hoopitsl. yesterday
An entertainment «III be held tonight
in the om River school hours.
The I). ll. lieu! company. of Bridge.
port. savor-tires II ores-t soil of «mods
demo of Porticod cement ll bolus
Wumm‘m.
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its nrenilenvenlnn sire h
and benithtull ness. ssuresth gm
alum ond all forms of udulteruilon com-
mon to the cheap bmnds.
nu Bursa i’ownzn co , New York.
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Comings and Goings of Our and
Other Folks’ Friends.
Attorney T. Furrur Burke, who has
been spending several days with his
brother, Dr. W. C. Burke. of West
street, left town yesterday for New
York. Tomorrow he will start for
Chicago to attend some cases in the
United States Supreme Court, and will
Inter go to his home in Cheyenne, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Wood, of
Washington, l).-C., arrived in Norwalk,
today. and will be the guest of Mrs.
Wecd's mother, Mrs E. J. Hill, of West
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Weed will leave
in a‘ few duys for Yellowstone Park,
where Mr. Weed is in charge of a party
of government geologists.
Among the passengers of the White
Star Iincsteamcr Teutonic, sailing to
day, are Miss Augusta Johnson and
“Sour Hassclstrom. booked to Uothen-
bung, having secured their tickets
through Jacob hi. .Iiziyton, local uncut.
William Williamson, of Similord,
formerly n student (it tho Norwalk Milt-
tnry Institute, was the guest of Miss
Aimee Gnion llnlt'oni, I'Ivo'r Sunday.
Mrs. William Johnson. of South Nor-
walk, is ngnest of Ilt‘l‘ husbttntl, who is
manager of llyutt's hotel at Luke Keno- ;
sitt.—~ Innbury News.
Mrs. John Strca. of Norwnllt, is visit-
ing; lierduughtrr, \Irs. S. W. Iiinc, of
Sing Sing.
Mrs. 1’. I5: DcKIyn, of New York, is
visiting Mrs. A. .I. .‘ll‘l'lfl‘l‘. of Mott
av.enno
\Irs (I I. :Irlos bin: to .ttr If .llain street,
Alb: ll Dz-
Formst in lire“ Sills N. Y.
Mrsliussell I’rost and Mrs. ('Iliillt‘s
T. Raymond wont to Wallingfortl, yrs-
tcrduy.
l". (i. Mend allf‘llflt‘iIlIl" dinner at the
Bridgeport Country club, Inst night,
gin-u by Ellis Rcml.
Miss Florenci- ”ill’lltlllil. of Washing-
ton street. is home from \Zisrztr Indium.
l‘cughktt'l sir.
Mrs. \V. S. \Vilt‘ox. of \vilrlllllfllilll
street, has l't‘llll‘llt'il liutiiv from ii Wm It‘s
visit in Westpnrt.
Edward llyiitt lilifl Miss Mary Purim
IlrIIveto “wintry, Sunday. and spent
the dnv “‘lIIl friends.
Missiirace \Villkllln has I'i'IllilII'tI it.
her home in Now York, after spending
a week with Mrs. it. I. Watkins.
Mioi Mary I“.
Iifl' sister, Mrs.
Ilutchtngs is visiting
'lIItIIltlcus Hoyt, in
' “ill'lf II.
Mi» line A. Furlong is Visiting in
New Ilritain.
hits. Samuel J. Watkins is spmtdinu n
wet-k with friends in llostou.
Mrs. A. Solomon wont to Derby, yrs
ttruluy.
A Lnrgo List of Entries.
The total number of participants iii
the Alpha Whm'l club races I'I‘ Iii.
'l'hct'o uro eighty Ivuities in ”It“ mud tam-
Imd i'Io In the truck events. This Is the
Ilium-t number of cut-tics ever received
In a bicycle tournament in Now Eug-
Lind. ___ WW ......
Bhot u Fivo- foot Black Snake.
(Juries I'lIIIsJeuniImi, .Ir . lust tiniur~
tiny shot a block studio that measured
five feet. four Inches, in the door yard of
his home In West sit gt.
Baseball lit the Park.
The biscball .teum of the Catholic
club and the Weittmtts. of Btoiuftml.
will play It game III bullet Norwullt
Park. Saturday afternoon.
For n mlinblo
Itllltlf‘l,
l’rompt-tmylnu
ll‘iro
locum
Policy
TAYLOR l GOLQEN'.
comm
PRINT BUTTER!
The Celebrated Dining Car Brand,
22c lb!
F. D. LAWTOII it 00., 22 South Iain Street
“W
EDWARD STREET!
Annual Sale of Hammocks
The season for selling them Is short, and prices are marked accorv
Ilingly. The first comers get the best selection.
We sell you a fine hammock at $2 :5; worth 83 co.
We sell you a fine hammock at 82 75; worth $4 00.
In order to reduce stock, we will give you it special. discount of to
per rent. on \VUOL DRESS GI )ODS, plain. plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists, in loading Colorittgs and shapes. anc but the
very best goods and styles.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, HORWALK,COII.
WAJ\
WHAT YOU PA
I or a thing ts important, of course, but what you
get in whom for 3 our mono), is ten times
important.
Do 3ou want to feed dirty outs?
111011”
\oudont; it's the price that tempts 3011, and
yet cxpcr icncc always teaches, it pa3s to pay a
Iittlc more and obtain hottest value.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
IIS Marsha" Street. South Iiorwallt
l'r.II.I it HI! i‘.’ .lli‘ LIH‘I'} HI Ill 1.
PORTRAITS“
3 inmilr or tour Irlc tul~ M 'I now izti'IIiImIIIt- in after
\‘ill :ll’l‘ lurtutmir- If ynu liiu’c the immc of .Ifli'l‘éi'lil "putt
(If yourself. y-otu
your-I.
)ti'ili".
Jackson’s Platinum Stool Finish Photographs lost Forever!
l YOU CAIi' T DO BETTER
’BIue‘Flame GemstockTrot.
Oil Stoves no on, an:
Comfort for
The Bicyoioro Is to ho Found
In the
Best Made!
An extra good 8 quart copper
bottom Coffee Boiler. Just
the thing for picnics and camp-
ers, only 250 each.
We have a lot of hand power
garden cultivators, and will
sell them ’way below the melt-
cr's prices.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Also it
Wax
Floor
Oil !
which we are soiling for less
money than anyone in this
town. Try it! A good thing
IIGYBLI Slim
The “Yale" Cushion turns Ill:
hardest bicycle saddle into a can
fortable, easy seat. It proved
bility, and makes long distance rid
ing an uualloyed pleasure. ,
It can be inflated from the lips
of the rider in a few seconds; wl
out leaving the saddlc,and is qui
Iy deflated through a convert
valve.
It Is detachable, can be to
or replaced quicklcy.when d
OUR BICYCLE SUITS
ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD
Gemstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
ti: WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
The fabrics used are the production
of the best American and
Foreign Mills.
ENGLISH CllEVIOTS,
CASSIMERES.
sourn NORWALK, cr, scorcn 'PLAIDs,
Successor to the late George S. Bell TWEEDS.
& Co. .
and all the popular styles, made to
best manner. “Yale”
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,
Clothiers,
P i I e DriVing ! Air Cushion
F...
Eslltmtls Furnish ~l f It
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
.._... -. ...‘ _ ___._
Foundation Pile Driven.
' mm 'lfll
Than I. are Your Orders for
Print.
ingh
So. Iorwoik.
IILFORD A. GIFFII.
Hunger.
JACKSOIi’S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS. I Anti-.0 sentinel
E.M.JACK$ON Photographer. 53 Wall Bireet.Norv-Ik,ctl " Dino. TWO NURWALK,
(lll"“llii.\-Ilii.t7kllnlm’. li>vthlrII“~~l‘|tt.-* tilthIc-lnviv ' I ”was ‘30. NORWALK.
.. .. .. WM..- .4 _-...,__, “Jam
SOCIETY AND BALL
PRINTING. . . . . .
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
IIO FINER CARBOHETTES III TBWII II
'I'.."II\ x Illilsl. l‘lIIIM
NORTH’S STUD‘W’OI
I’llfl‘l'iilill'lir-fi .‘IlAIIIi llliill)
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE STILL GOODI!
(EIr‘mtt-tlw Ii Ir; m.- le- ml! T,
G. SIINORTH’ ,l C C I
is \i'AiIiINii'i‘IIP.’
a". .i-~ lung.
. Photograper.
‘I'lilll'l' “til ill NIH l“ .\I Ix.
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Not-walk,
South Norwnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
II. & II. Special juvenile ll. & I). and World IIic3 cIcs with
F. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
In punimsinqnnyof the above cycles of any Iml the authorized
agents, ice that tlIeotiginul ..II'I)ry number has not been Inmpeml
unions the guarantee iii withdrawn from all bicycles when the numth
has been interfered with or removed.
BIGEIJIW it DOWSE C0.
New Enghoti Agents, Boston, Mass.
We Want Your Money!
I
EFORE
UVINO
ICYCLEB
ONSU LT
ASH
051'
Prices!
\\ 0 soil at cost pi ice to clc or stock.
We sell on installments, bicycles of top-
utntion.
SO. IIORWIILK HARDWARE CO.
to, ,
Bicycles insured ugsinst theft, lowest
Workmg Pants!
That are made for good hard, everyl. Iy Wednarc
:alouud .oxcr; “C hate them Ill-MIC b) the
li “ell-known titm (II Sticci, Ilrrk Co. and the
"Ncwburg." 5t, I so, 2, 2 3n, 3. Warrantcd not
New Sweaters!
hwe just arrived. A neat new basket weave:
just the thing for summer wear, in the following
colors: White with green stripe: navy with white
sir pc: a \cry lint quality {[182 50.
More Sweaters!
In two combinations an: Inn with while sitipc
.IIItl gtccu with tardin .lI stnpmnt tn.
()pcn every evening until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clotltier, Hotter and Furnisher,
Mohookoroo iiotol Ilook.
3 South lornblk
WE IIIAYF TI'IF BOSS
Shoes & Oxfords
W
2-5.5
BLOYFR'S NEW Bill)! STORE.
For Men,Women 8: Children
Ladies, do not foil to see our Ilicycle 0x~
lords, to be worn with or without golf stock-I
lugs.
GLOVER’ 5
WWW)
chafing, rubbing and the annoying” ~
soreness so much complained of,“
renders physical injury an impossi-
ili sourii outlier.
Norwalk Chronicler