M absence s shutter on the front
W we: turned open, I psne ct glues
Woo and the house entered.
Munro" were upset and things
W about the rooms. A bank be.
We: to Mr. Show! son was broken
upon. and it isthought that about 8:!
'l‘heunnnsl meeting of the Middle Five
”River school district hue been called
by Committcemun H. Sitta for next
Mnight st 8 o’clock, in the school-
m, when the reports of the ollicers
will be presented, officers elecwd and
other business transacted. The scholars
will hold a picnic Tues lay, the 29th inst. ,
It Roton Point.
0n nocount oi the Sunday school
children‘ s entertainment, tonight, the
molar meeting of St. Joseph' s Total
Abstinence and BeneVolcnt society, will
2 be held Friday evening st 8 o ',olock at
whichull members are requested to be
if ‘ premnt.
0.1:. Cornwnll will give n’picnic to the
‘ members othis Sunday school class in
the near future. A few friends will
the invited and n collation served.
‘ The psrty expects to journey to Shippan
Point, Stamford.
The Always Ready circle of King‘s
Daughters, of the Norwalk Methodist
. Episcopal church, enjoyed a trolley ride
over the whole length at the Norwnlk
Trsmwny company’s line, yesterdsy
utternoon.
Mrs. Martin Kellogg. 0! Wall street,
entertained the Always Reedy circle of
K'ug's Daughters. of the Norwulk
Methodist church, yesterday afternoon.
Fire nlsrm box 22, ut- the corner of
Spring Hill and Kellogg street, was
tested {or the first time yesterday noon
and was found to he in perfect order.
Several members of Uncas Tribe will
go to New Canaan, tonight, to attend
the strawberry and ice cream lestiml of
Police Tribe, 1 O R M.
”W“ ~-
The interior of Warner s- Ferris law
cities In Norwulk has been Ihomughlyl
renovated, and n private oil‘i 1" con struct-
tcd [or Mr. Ferris. l
Laurel Lodge, Daughters cl Rebekah,
of Stamford; will visit Eureka Lodge, of
South Not-walk, Friday night, coming by
"0"“?- , ,
John Todd. of Bedding, i-I to build ll
large burn at Bell Island. Marsh d-
Knupp, oi Danbnry, how the contract.
Stole Armorcr George A. Cornell. oi
Ilurttord, opened the chests of new anus
for Company 1), yesterday.
LBestronud steak, lt’cupouud; shoul
dcr steak, h'c, at Buyes' market.
Mitchell it Son have rented 1-: II.
Hotchkiss' house in Wilton svenuo to
[lorry Gage.
After. . ..
. » Taking
I course oi Aycr’s Fills the
system is set in good working
order sud II mun begins to ice!
that lilo is worth living. lie
who has become the gradual
prey of constipation. does not
recline the iriction under which
he inborn, until the burden is
lifted trout him. Then his
mosaics sink into mois-
hills. his recurrences gives
piece to ioility. he is a happy
lush ugsiu. ll lilo does not
seen worth living to you, you
my also It very diflmut view
fl it sits! telling
“the hicrwulk hospitsl—its origin
wort. future pious sud cleanse!
support."~will he told at the South,
Norwslk assumption! church this
evening by es-Bsnstur Ferris, Mrs
Ferris sud Min McClure.
The St. Mary’s Hospitsl usoeinllon
71m porch-sod twenty sures of loud
'north of their presentproperty onthe
Bochrnud o! Lemuel Comp Adams, of
Sun Frencmo, through his sister, Miss
F. E. Adsins, of Norwnlk.
The members of Sherman Qommnnd'm
cry. U. 0. G. 0., held s trolley ride over
the entire line of the Rorwslk Trsmwsy
line, last night. There were two car
lends. Those who sttended enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Sidney Guthrie, William Guthrie.
(l nrles Guilee. M. H. Glover. F. H.
orrill. F. E. Lockwood, W. F. DeKlyn
and George Finch have returned from
G fishing expedition to Lake Wnccshuc.
J. Wallace Punzelt has resigned his
position with Grocer D. S. Davenport,
and will recuperate n couple of weeks
before going to Cslifornin
People who spend wisely buy of the
New York Gr cery company, because
they get the best value in quality and
qunnt'. ty.
The weekly meeting of the Women‘s
Christian Temperance Union will he
held at the home of Mrs. J. H. Richards,
Chestnut street, at 3 o'clock Friday
afternoon. .
The Woman's Relief Corps fair was
concluded last night" in G. A. R. Hall. A
fine supper was provided and there was
a fair ntteoiucoe. Toe» proceeis or
not yet known.“
~—Hnllibut steak.
H Iyes' market
120 a pound, or
The Norwnlk Street Railway com-
p'nny will run special care to the Fair
Groundsevery five minutes this after»
noon.
In the Probate Court, yesterday ulter-
noon. the matter of appointing s trustee
for the Goldberg estate was adjourned
until today.
Mrs. Paul Berg has gone to Hartford
today to attend the graduating of her
son Paul, at the American School of the
Deaf.
Miss Katherine l). Swiclr, assistant
principal of the Cmmord street school,
has tenderei her resignation to thI~ dis‘
trict committee.
Forty members at tho Altair Cycle
l'clubuheolcd to Norwallr relay to at
tondthe races. In all over one hun-
Ilrcd Danburinns are in town.
Miss Amanda Cormack, of 4 Wood-
ward avenue, is learning to ride “‘1’
bicycle.
~Cztpron, "mnrrhlnery man," is cull-I
log on steam and water power custo~
more at hlidIllctown and Cobalt, today.
The: Tramway company has repaired?
its tracks in Bolder: avenue, near Grac'
I'hnrch.
~Ali kinds of iish Lu Heyes' mkt.
John King. of Brooklyn, will operate
IiIe Tyler shirt int-hing machine for Mr
lilies, o! the Twin llllysl/Iundry,
Mil-III K “in 1".Iyuc. formerly of thcl
shirt shop, has scored a position as shir ‘
iornor at tho I lid '“I’cll [nun lry. :
indiesol So. Nth-walk (‘ IIIIg l‘llllfl'lli
wiiig‘nv .Ilrulley this Tuesday. June ’2 3.
If not plI-nssut, Wednesday. l'IIr starts
from (7in Hotel at 3 n'clrr'lt; will go
over the entire route. Charges 50o.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Wheelrr, oi
North uvcuue. have purchased new hi
tl’Dll‘ii.
Mrs. Charles Purdue has been remuv- !
«dimmlho almshuuse to the home oi
friends in Bridgeport.
‘Fridny and linturduy will be bargain
dsyII st Glover II South Norwnllt shoe
store. Note the prices.
«The A. ”.131. usurious at the Men's
Sundry Evening club. Bentley ovenmg.
Mrs. A. ll. Ezekiel and lithe! Ezekiel,
of Kellen street. are ill at the chills.
H...» a“
The sloop no} is st Raymond Broth-
ors' whorl with at cargo 0! solid.
line hundred licenses have been issued
to Norwslk owners 0! dogs.
John Korea. It cellos... wss tsirsu
to the haunts! Smulny.
Mr. sod Mrs. all... McMahon are the
parents oi s hshy lmy
The interior of A. ilolmons‘ livery
cities is being decorum
wBlus ash, do I Wooded; tangles, Iio, st
flayed mullet. ..
The WMII'I Millet hm meets this
‘ llltl I'llill""‘
. , l
, .
Absolutely” Pure.
30"“, Benito l’ownn (lo. New York.
'2‘??th
HATS OFF IN CHURCH.
A Chicago Punter Servos Notice on the
“'ulncn of Ills Congregation.
'l'hc wmucu IIi' i'nity church, Unit Park,
will wheel! their lmnnots and hole and
sit unlmnm'md mu! IInluIttIIIi during the
rinmlny morning nIIIloIoIIlng survives cun-
Ilnctwl by their poems the Rev. ll. 1’,
Juhonnut. who says ho'fizunnut weivhy
the children Iii darkness slInIIlIl Illwnys Lo
Wlm'l‘ than the l'lllllll‘I‘il II! light." In
incl. he Ilmrs not promise tn lot the theater
lII-cuIIIc more: :IIlI'nrwr'd than the church.
Son {va wmkeugu iIII itiIImI-ud to his
congregation his wish- s in I he Illillli'l’ :Iml
reqmstul llll' \vIInII-II cl l ml). IlIIIrIrlI to
ll" ll‘liill' rd in do l."I\\ IIII-wn: Int.
\zItImIl‘. y the stop I m I I-Il Htl‘li'llllllfl
more than n l‘lmvlu ni slilI'IIrl‘i‘. Nut. a
little lmiigmilinn was I'xprt's-‘I-Il. ’l'iII-rv
ware mim- who Hfllll l’us‘lm' .luhnmml was
growing untm’mtic when hcnttclnplmi tn
IliI'LntI: in mulhrs of lll'i'fifi. it lmrtlly
.tlt'lllkll IlIIIIIrmII: l: l sir IIIIlI-IIIIIclIIl in
Mllllrlll lIIsiIlI I. do n n’cr. miner lllll ~llIm~
Im lII-d. \Hiu‘ - \r: III in “”1"!“ of III
'lIIIX'I-li III‘IlliIIII'y? "liuw Ilw»; my hair
hulk?” wIIIIlIi iv the IlIzrrj: IIIIW. lmtI-rul
IllhcnlIl l'JIIIil'IzIr " is my llill IIII «might?
I! I'III-miIIly grit-"u lliI‘ Innmrrculhlt a
home loci; are Illrjr sail :Ill Isilli llllI‘Int‘l‘h'il
hauls, lIIIt wnurhmv it is ll“: .iilllhl'yllig.
l'lm:Itrr.II'I‘I2.'I~:mIl illll‘f‘illli: fl;;t‘.‘l.ll‘lu of
well triumtvd Inns: and human-z rII-vm-
cling it‘ tlwp' do a ”union of .IlIImvrs, in
like the “itluinnml Iu' Iluu S'Jllilril when
windows qr ml I‘ll’I-l‘tin' lr'll‘.’ 'vl‘ lhI' m I";
'mc. ’l"rIII-. ”MTV is no I‘mII'III-r of flu Fli'v'li
in mi :II'nIIIIIi it big. IIl“l’I-,z.si\t~ luIt. mew
IlIII prI-zu-lIII'. and this is Ilwrmmn. for
llll‘ Junnrlnlv, "'l':2.l.’.Iv «all 3I'Ilr immu-l and
lists inrhurrh. "
’l‘hl- llvv. ll, l7. Julwnnnr, pastor Ill
lTIIlty church. hollows IlI...‘ Ilm «bowl; of
.‘llt‘ fultm- will lzml' min «2“,: hmm ll llh'l‘v'
inIllcs "all lmw IlII ll' iIz'IN .IIIIi \\ mg -' and
iv wI-lmmm {or on rI‘II.II~ 2IYIIl Hill“! 33%
Hui» \‘I-r)‘ much in mrnm in lIi-a Imr
“"llrilill‘ “your! 'lII- :m ll‘ll‘uly vi humus
‘ l lliiu' IIII III-hand! llllli‘I‘-l in liII' IIIIIL
Ivr." hr «hill. ”t'\l‘l git in ;_'l\v' .I. lmllI' ‘ I’lt '-
Iktf and ill" iIIml mini I.» ill!“ lllH ling.
it will. it cumin! . m. ll..!l\‘ ill“ w 1.;25‘ ,.:.I
hm l» Ill. .‘I~ ll lls l.‘Illll'~‘ hml I'Isz' In «my
.‘Hlll II'I'I‘I- ll-vl mm. ly I ,i- .r~ '3 3w: run
siIlcr ll!" you” ".2. ml -':.- .‘I .2. ltwl'i' cm. i?
will luv Isrrgmg IIIII llll' will." rule.
Why, [\vrm tan I'imr. I: in lhI'I'lle' nu: i-Iug
sign “'lll‘l'i' l'IIIII‘ yum»: lIIIlII2~‘ calm ll‘. :IIIIl
I’II‘I‘IIplI'Il ilII' l‘l“\'>' in from Ivl lIII' liar?!
IIllI‘ “'lil'i‘ ll tlnm. gunh ll IIII lo 7 lu-sul. and
l Iiill not. int 9‘\'. II :I glIIIIIr-l- III iiw pt‘. :u l.-
I“. YURI :~‘ .-_ IIIII' 0“.l!l'l'lII'-i ll‘lU HM rulvrll
80le lllw llII' that! 1'. )Il ll:-' llII'rilI t' a“:
llmlll'flI'x.‘lit1{*.’r‘.‘IHI!I‘ 1"1’ ll El lrnlzrs I.» »
ml." all In: £I‘ I'I.
"XII“: l Ilu II .-
1.”!er
.IlnlzI .‘
;.»l: r: l.’ :unrlr in .'l mm
{is if i. In. !
ll " ,. 'II.",’ Ji'~’ .Il
‘1 ii"? in l‘I .Ilhh'
I: ll“ I'l ill .’
lrIlIl IIII ‘
illil'llll! n .
IIIIJIsu2Il-1I .II 1! ..
IlII-I I! i I
innit lll‘»: ' ll "1 ';‘.I-
"Tim IIII l»! 1!." ul. ' ii;
.I wry in {full e In {in lrn'.“ w 'l‘lw
lilil‘nl‘ owning III Jami l mu 101M;I~
my mulxmu. lv- :1sz tr IIII: -.'.I~III~:. I‘m
I‘IIII \. it I! ' ii. ‘ u 2,I, Hi I'IIH" "f i"l'V
l‘l’. w‘II “llI II 2!! "H. I‘r‘..III.:I~ \"il ’ In
..lI-" III '~ {Iivll \- v‘Iz. ‘.
it in?!” II;le lII III u“ I»; l"‘ l‘. ‘zl \‘(illl' m ."I
lmmwl '2“! if. ' Univ-I “I"! “I? ;1 lm ‘l'.i '
“ l'z 1%qu I"! Y lIrII‘ :l .‘. l‘. Ilr-I'Il "{l’lll' Ni
'11, l‘.2..Il. ulw -.'IIIl l.|.ll IIwIIv'II- u elonl‘vl
mnmln t"-\l‘ .2! ill I'lgill‘i'il .
‘.'~I. Hm! 3» “III I! do! ‘Wl'll 'll' lI l".'l
Ililivm—l H" than! in llu' [I'Iw‘m .iM'I' I! 1).:-
World. lintrml t-I lI'rHI tlm ImIIII‘ I2!!-
Hill)? I” "w uIIIlII w’wn runl I'nSIl‘lvs} Ill
IIIIlim II! Im IIIIIuIIlgnlIIIII will-ll”!
that ”no “ill III-l ll" whm iu‘ hut No In
M liu‘ llm wlIIIlI thing wna sigma .mIi II.
IIIII in IIIIIIpluiIIIs ltllllll' [mm IiIIII- III IIIIIII
l-y rim-rs who would IIIIl I-w IlIII plnllurm
rm lu'mllllll III the IIII-rnhnIlmleIu pros
l'lll'llui III-.lIlIIIthlII lIIilllIlcry."mi‘hlmuu
'l‘lIqu-wllrrnld.
'l‘helumperuturo oi the water ”ivy
is 5“. -
l'hc For Cycle and Hardware cum
pnuy,lnuc:huigootsd this week. do
siren to impress upon the public the [not
that Its stock is cIIIIIplcte in all lines. A
lrinl purchase mvuriuhiy secures one or
morn customers, the hem advertisement.
next to tho Boutlllel's, being n “I“ pinup
ed costumer. Thisllnu Iowrts the hi:
cycle business particularly heavy (or the
current wool:
"Who is thin young fallen."a
“Thni' IIJIIu bowling. holler known M
'Uithnihsl.” “Why (Ionuihnl‘f‘ "ills
father-inn mired missionary and Jim
livcs on him."
INQUI-
ANCE.
For It rollshlc
worm in tissue Amy Hell
billiard,
l’romptopoying
like
one
* cull"y
TAYLOR I OOLDIN’G
Islistls lateness Issuer.
«wmmsrsm.
lentil amen cos
”.1; .111: m...“
0..“ ‘ .
The Celebratedelning car“ Brand,
220 lb!
so. tunes I. no, 22 South sun Street
EDWARD STREET!
“Annual Sale of Hammocks
The season for selling them is short, and prices are 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 line hammock at $2 7 5; worth $4 on.
In order to reduce stock. we will give you a special discount of 10
per rent. on WOOL DRESS GOODS, plain, plaid or fancy.
New shirt waists, in leading colorings and shapes. None but the
very best goods and styles.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIG. NORWALK, CGII.
fox—H
WHAT/x YOU PAY
For a thing is important, of course, but what you
get in return for your money, is ten times more
important.
Doy on want to feed dirty oats .
You don’t; it’s the price that tempts you, and
‘ yet experience always teaches, it pays to pay a
little more and obtain honest value.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch, ,
l5 Marshall Street South liorwalk
llmm lI lililllzleI-I' Lchl‘Y Stable.
VW‘f‘V‘“\d/W ‘ \fif‘ \. -
PORTRAlTS‘
(if ymIrwII, your family or your (ricnrk lII-I2 mw invaluable in :llll‘l‘
yours. You Jill” {I rtIIIIIIlI- fry-III: how the came of .laxlnnn upon
your».
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSON!» PHOTOGRAPHS IRE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. 53 Wall Street. Norwulh,ct
; llE-~ the-l nu".
. The
III I to
Best Made!
An extra good 8 quart copper
bottom Codes Boiler. Just
the thing for picnics end camp-
ers, only 25c such.
We here s lotct hand power
garden cultivators, and will
sell them ’wuy below the milk:
cr's prices.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Waxm
Floor
Oil !
which we are selling {or less
money than anyone in this
town. Try it! Agood thing!
Gemstock, Watkins
& Dow,
1 Ir WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, C'l‘.,
Successor to the late George 8. Bell
8500.
P i I e Driving!
”4......—
Estimsts Furnished lor
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
Wye...»-
Foundetlen Pile Driven.
mill) "m
YOU Gll' 1' GO BETTER
Thus L are Your Orders (or
Print-
in g!
At tho Sontlnol
Offloo.
Much has been said and
about the summer girl and, , g
lugs, but the summer manila; ..
left out in the cold. ‘
Now there are just as runny \
esting features for the scrum
For instance:
A negligce shirt, hobby, ‘
easy. ~
A crash suit makes you fee
an ice wagon H
A serge suit, blue or blur: also,
separate coats. f '
Duck trousers. ‘ ‘ .
Every style oi leather Belts im-
agiueble.
Alpaca and mohair coats.
Straw hats, new shapes and
braids.
Wash tics, duck hals and caps.
Summer underwear and bathing
suits.
”or regular clothing stock is
just as good as ever.
Comstock Brothers, f
or!
our
C lothicrs, '
i‘ 5001!! [All 8!.
. So. Iorwsik.
IILFGRG I. Giff-ll.
Msnsgsr. 2
TWO ZNORWALK.
screens. 5 so. uonwsnx.
Olrpve‘liu Norwuik llIItIvl. llIIth lI'w‘M lun-
socIr-zrvm as... "
. . . . . PRINTING.
‘AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
liG FINER CARBGNETTES IN TOWN ii
”3.53 M ‘ . ’lil\\' lllllrjil “(UM
NORTH’S STUDIO!
PIIo’rIIIIIrns ,IIAIII; “Elli-2 '
TWENTY YEARS, AGO ARE run. 0000!!
L‘nrlmnvllcs ll'l“ lllll'le will in“ Iz~ long.
6.5. NORTH, . . . . Photograper.
7K “'A‘HlNU'l‘UN Sl‘lll'll'l'l‘, Sili‘l‘il NURWALK.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
T he undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Norwalk and Vicinity {or the celebrated Crawford
ll. & D. Special juvenile B. & I). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Nor-walk.
BEWARE!
in purchasing any Ill the above cyxlcs of any but the authorized
agents, etc that the. original factory number has not been tempera!
wulI..Is the guarantee is withdrawn irom all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed
BIGELOW SI DOWSE C0.
New England Agents, Boston. Mass.
(”FORE
LIVING
IOYCLIS
ONQU LT
AEH
001'
Prices!
We so]! at cost price to clear stock.
We sell on installments, bicycles of rop-
utntiou.
SO. NORWALK HARDWARE CG.
Bicycles insured against theft, lowest
Into.
"Ncwburg."
to rip.
colors:
More Sweaters!
lshselrsrno liutsl llook,
Working Plaints!
That are made for good, hard, everyday wear. are
not found all over: we have them made by the
.1 well-known firm. of Sweet, Urr R Co. and the
New Sweaters!
h’lVC just arrived. A neat new basket weave;
just the thing for summer wear in the [allowing
W bile with green stripe; navy with white: .
stripe; a wry finc qual in at $2 50.
in two combinations. are tam with white stripe
and gIecn with cardinal slnpqat $2. '
()peu every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnisher,
BARGAlN DAYS!
Glover’s NewsMHOE 8Tb
l2: Washington Street, So. Intuit. i
. JUNE l8 in l9.
.0 pairs ladies hum! turned buIIon shoes, new styles.
(In “ ‘ “ " lnIc “ “
.13 “ “ well lmuo‘u shoes. new styles,
48 " “ swim-ed klIl lure shoes.
30 n It II | u II “vclt.‘
lio " " ()ll blond oxiordl. turn,
48 “ " minted kid “ ‘
THKsl' l'RlCES ARE AT A RHDUCHUN ill‘ “.00 AND ”IS.
PER PAIR,
And can be secured! at the IIlI m: prices “lily nu bargain elm .1
Gentle Norwnlk.
WW...» .
8:, I 50, 2, 2 50, 3. \Varranted not
ems s ..
ll
Norwalk Chronicler