it"! .
,
may bond of the People of llor-
,wsik shit 30th Hawaii.
.LJ wanna worse. -
Showers are reported In the west and
‘ ‘ ht local rain In the lake region. with
tidy weather In New England. but
. rain falling. Pleasant weather eon-
: t has in thy}.
. emperatares rs iii: nearly “station
' srydil‘hreatenin VFW t-
bly ”rain tonight. any. raiit: ona-
;ttlonary temperature; winds becoming
. northeast
wan—.-
Meeker's foundry started up this
‘morning.
l
Kshoasa Encampment 'witi confer the
third degree at Its meeting this evening.
“1—.“
The Southworyslt Fire Police will
have their rooms entirely refurnished
at an early date.
'I‘. F. Clune will graduate from the
New York Dental college. next week.
1'9 Council P. W. Bates has erected a flag
pole at his. Water street granite works.
The monthly meeting of St. Joseph a
Total Abstinence society will be held
.19nixht In Music Hall.
~81 paper reduced to She per double
roll, at J. T. Pro'vvitt's. “ ‘
K. 8. Ezekiel has severed his connec-
tion with the Adams Weekly Freeman
and returned to Norwalk.
F w. Woodward and c. F. Osborne
have been elected non-active members
of. Phoenix Engine company
i
Bethany chapter. of Trinity church.
will give a cobweb sociable In Red
Men's Hall, next Thursday. May l.
Miss Minnie Roberts. of Springfield
Mass" is the guest of ex-Lounciitnan
and Mrs E. H. Fofll. West street.
The Norwalk‘ Hibernisns will meet
tonight. J. C._ Overs. of Bridgeport.
county president. is expected to be pres-
ont.
A. R. Malkln ha‘i"‘”secur'ed the con-
tract for remodeling the Norwaik 0p-,
cra House. The work well begin early
next week.
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Cashier W. A. Curtis. Dr. Dexter
Hitchcock and George Curtis have
handsome flags In front 0{ their West
avenue residences. ..
A reception will be given in Red
Men’s Hall. Friday. May 13. by to H. O.
l’. cllib. The Twin City Mandolin club
will furnish music.
Willis Scilcckfs
store window attracts considerable lil-
tcution. Old Glory plays a prominent
part In the decoration.
John Weyerhauser, of the Bridgeport
- (lraphophone company. formerly of
Norwalk. was a guest of his mothcr in
Itivcr street, yesterday.
There will he II tally of Juniors of the
Norwalk ("hristisn Endeavor union In
the Congrcgationai chapel at Norwalk.
Friday afternoon at 4 o‘clock.
Ernest Robinson. of New Haven. was
the guest of his uncle. Charles E. Sey-
mour. of West street. yesterday. and at-
tended the High school reception.
--.——-*"—‘
Miss Lizzie Steegtutiller. of the But-
kus Training schoolfl. Norwlich. is
spending a few days with her mother.
Mrs. Barbara Stecgmuiler. L’ll ilurritt
avenue. _
The entry blanks for the Alpha W hth
club diamond tournament to he held
June 18. will be out in a few days. The
track races decided upon are a one
mile novice. one-mile open. huif- milc
open. one-mile handicap. half- milc
handicap. one-mile Burritt champion-
ship. R. F. Kelsey. of Meritbn. Is to
he the ollicial handicappet.
The most popular bland of to coat
cigars is undoubtedly the Imperial
Crown.
“’ ' Uncas Tribe of Red Men has rot-civctl
communication from the great ltIttll-
oil of the state recommending that any
Rad Men who enlist shall have his
duos almied dining setvitw that all Hllli
and death benefits shall be paid. it til-
ao recommends that an Amcticuo ting
wave ow-r Nil h wigwutu in the totiniiy
st lust tw-iivo' oitt of each twenty- -Iour
hours.
Cards were sent out yesterday by
Mrs." .3 Millet. IIWIH‘I‘IIIIYMIII Muty
Clap Woostot cuhuptct II. A. R. l‘i'lli
It" to the gcnctai tonfcr-cntc of UV
Connettitut chapters. II. A. II.. which
will he held in Nor-with on Thursday
May 26. at U o‘-.t-loilt 'i‘iw morttihl
session will bo- heid itt Siatet hall anti
a luncheon will be armed. anti the of
Mason session will convent- in Brewi' s
Opera House. All local Daughters wio
expect to attcnd are Asked to notify
Mrs. Miller before Afay l5.
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:
h «and northwest;
Norwnlk's .clothiug .
am Golden was, as... Haven yes-
terday to ad: . ahrsioss.
A new awning has been placed in
walk.
The iron railings are being placed In
’ position today on the Wall street
,\ .
bridge.
—75c and soc paper reduced to 256
per double roll. J. T. Prowitt's. ‘
—_—A—.—..,
Charles C Betta has sold a building
lot in Bpringwood avenue to Charlotte
F. Jackson.
A regular stated communication of
St. John's lodge. F. and A. M.. will be
held this evening
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Uncas Tribe and Haymakers' associa-
tion will hold a May sociable. Monday.
the 16th inst.
The A. M. E. Lyceum disbanded last
evening and reorganized. it will be
hereafter known as the Lyceum of the
. Afro-American Laggue.
The Stamford Telegram wonders.
what Not-walk will say when she learns
that Commodore Dewey was' a former
resident of Stamford.
The Senate has confirmed the follow
ing Connecticut postmaster“ B. J
Maltby. Northford; C. H. Rose. Man-
theater: II. R. Trowhridge. Naugatuck
«- Miss Jennie Bouton is said to be one
of the finest singers In Stamford. She
will sing O Lord Deviae and Jerusalem
at the Men's Sunday Evening club. next
Sunday night.
e
There will be a meeting of the Cen-
tral labor Union tonight In 1. M. H.
Hall. Norwalit. There will be election
of officers. All members are requested
to be present.
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George F. 'Butterworth and family. of
New York city, will come to Norwalk
this week They will spend the“ stim-
tner at the residence of l.. (‘ Betta on
The Gieen.
The monthly business meeting of the
Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor. of the South Norwaik Congre.
gationai church, will he held tonight
at the close of the prayer meeting. .
The flag floating from the top of
Carl Schaub's building in Railroad
place attracts considerable attention.
It is a naval emblem: and was procur-
ed by Mr. Schaub In New York.
The case of Attorney Henry Ferrisl
charged'with neglect of duty by E. J
Wadhams. came up before Judge l-‘ros'
yesterday. Mr. Watlhams did not taki
the stand. Decision was reserved.
A large number of Norwalk people
Went to Bridgeport. yesterday. to wit-
ness the big demonstration given as a
farewell to (‘ompany K. who. went Into
cztmi) at Ninniic with the First regi-
merit.
The women employed at Isounsb‘ury.
Mathewson It (‘o.'s shot- factory wisl:
it understood that It was they. and no:
the men. u‘ho decorated the workshop
with the national colors. In honor of the
Manila victory.
At the statrd 'conciavc of (‘linton
commanticry. Knights Templar. tumor
row cvcn . th' Red Cross tlrgrce will
be worked. . delegation from Hamil-
.on commmtdt-ry. f Bridgeport, will in"
present. A hanuuc will follow thc ccr-
emonlcs. "
The (iicnbrook peopl3 are still agita-
ting the matter of a borough charter,
A meeting was held Monday evening
when various phases of the matter were
discussed, and another meeting will bc
held tonight.
A meeting of the Heard of Water
t‘ommisaioncrs. of Norwaik. was to
have heart ht'lil yesterday for it fut'tlit-r
discussion of Noi'wnlk’s water problem.
btit it did not_ materialize. owing to thc
illness of Frederick Mead.
_ l
The officers of the Grand Lodgc will
visit (Ilti Wcli Iititigo. lv'. anti A. NI.
May l7. to witness thc third lll'fll'l‘t‘.
itclcgutlons will also be present front
Stamford. Norwitlk. New ('liilll'ill. \\'-st-
port and othcr plut'cs. There will lit' a
banquet and other interesting cactcbtm.
. ”~—
Sculcti proposals for paving South
Mlllll sircct with vitritlcd brick will bc
i't-tc'iu-ii Ill tltc titlite of ilic t-lty clerk
until nooit of Monday. May. "’ “lltc up
proximatt- of paving to ho laid is 2.-
:tuo squan- y.tirds 'lherc is also to bc
laid and reiititi about Moo feet of curb-
lug.
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Mrs. N. It}. l’cck's sistcr-iuvltiw, Mrs.
Joseph M. Scurts. tiird on Sunday at ii 'I'
itomc ill iirook atrct-t. Stamford, t‘onii.=
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. l‘eclt. .\ir. and Mrs.
S. H. Richmond. .lr., and My. utitl Mrs.
ii. rt. i'ccit. relatives of tho omiiy. will
attend the funeral on Wednesday iii 1t
o‘clock.
m” '—
At the tiitmuy. Monday c vculnit HP at.
a union of basket ball will bc played by
ittstphs item. of South Noi'wulk
imti toinpuuy E's team. In Notwnlk
recently. the militaty tnaut drfcsttd
lit St. Josephs by II more of it it.
The potsonmtl of the local team will
uoiiisbly is: Hiniiimi. tlstvcy. liattcr.
lack and I..tnnard Htidgi-port 'i‘clc-
Arum.
—Orders left at ltadweil's for pisno‘l
and organ tuning' will receive prompt
attention. latisfaction guaranteed.
The Rev. i‘raoit (l Williams. son of
the Rev. John it. Williams. devoted
former rector of (’hrist church. Weat-
port. has been calling on old friends
in that place lie is visiting his moth-
er. Mrs. Ruth If. Williams. of Norwalk.
formerly of Watport. lie is the
tor of n . e. .
front of W. P. Beers' book store at Nor- ;
‘ Fairbank.
.Aitlii‘
sovst. was some eo.. saw voss.
Frederick Mead is again In poor
health -
(‘haries Vroom, of long Hill. Is in
town.
New signs have been placed in front
of the Norwalk library.
Town Clerk Smith has‘ registered
three hundred dogs tip to date.
Mrs. F. W. Perry has disposed of her
property In California.
-
Mrs Watson and nurse of Havilantl
street. started for Vermont. yesterday.
'A banquet will follow that meeting of
Ksboaso Encampment this evening. .
.——When in Westport call at Petrie's
and try his delicious Ice create solo
l-‘lnest cigars In country. It] y.
A quantity of furniture came by boat
this morning for 'l‘. S. Vanderhocf of
. Norwalk.
An iron fence will be erected around
ihr“ I‘cppcr residence at West avenue
and Elm street. .
Manson Portico. of the post-omcc de-
partment. Washington. I). .(‘,.. is paying
a flying visit to his mother. , ,.
. ______—, ' l
(‘aptniu Hill of (‘ompany I). witnessed
;hc departure of Company K. of Bridge-
‘lOl‘l. for Niauti: ycstcrtluy.
Harry McGovern and James Buttery.
if Norwaik. went into camp at Niautic.
i'ostcrday. with ('ompany K. of "ridge-
)0", having enlisted in titat company.
General Russell Frost was in Bridge-
)ort. yesterday. and reviewed the pit-
mie prcccding the departure .of Com—
:iany K. Fourth rcgitncnt. to Niuntic.
Norwttlk pt‘oplc arc anxiously watch-
‘ng the bulletin boards for sonic word
"rom Dewey. Women as well as men
ihOW iulctiiu- Intcrcsi lll tlic situation.
Michael Sullivan was nrrcstcd again
.hls morning for damaging the sanita-
'y convcnlcticcs of‘thc Norwtiik police
.tatlon while he was locitcii tip tiicrc
:omc' time ago. ilc plead-«i guilty. but
icntencc Was sllspcittli‘tl. Michael will
'cpiiit' the damage. '
—Prof. M. S. Rosco, thc weihknown
iculist—opticlan. can 'bc consoltcd at
Its office. In the parlor of thc .‘iitthack-
IIIIO Hotel. South Norwalk. Tuesdays.
from ,9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Eves exam-
ined free.
01.1va LEAVES ultra
Iolonsl Lawton on Board. and will
watch Spanish Forces
lily Assoclatml l‘rcss i
Tampa. Fla. hilly ’i- The Nll‘ililit'l‘
()iivctt". which has litcn lying at lili'
lot-its at I’m-t Tampa with banked firms
for scvcittl days. sailed today for my
Wcst. On board wcrc l.ictttcuant i‘ol
.Iiicl W. Ii. Lawton, iif tictict'ul Sitaf~
lir'it staff. iuspcctor acnvrul of the
southwcrtcrn tllstiict. and i‘omtiiotiorc
Watson. It il- siippuscildliat ('oiuuci
latwton's trip is to: thc purpost- of
gayhmlug all the information possibil-
its to the movements of the Spanish
iict-t and the disposition of the Spanish
fort-es iii t‘ulia.
To Army volunteers.
I‘lio'i'ittlliAI‘Hlt. It I“. il-‘W IS
will iurnlnli Sis torIuIm-llc tiiidtut lily-tn.
graphs for II. III to all in Hill! tot tiit- tulutu
t-.uttsc 'I'ltlsuti‘ci holds good until Mut‘ 's.;
II'JN Ill
Increasing
Interest
Nlmwu by the public liltllll‘t‘fl'ili‘lsltt u IN‘
and plsiw- tirade is lllllli’ti\|.lil Wet-iii:
tsilii- good can- at iitiditutiuil onitts. wi-
how tall Ii bard worii. illw in II trial on
Nuturduy tttl at the pvt-lotion slumps. A
atuittp intuit flii‘ tctt stntnpe Il\|‘ll lllil “til t.
W in itmpflt'liw t tlsiutm'ta
WANT Hl' ‘l'l'l'lli.’
Nilllilfli'flllfli to be bad limit we put out
firms tit
. l‘otatocn highs: and lo smul tiriituntl. at
fl. :0 pct bushel.
‘tIAIi. :‘W bit
in» list for Matt,
tlolti Modal Floor 971 ‘ it bhl.: till bag.
that. Hpcclsl for Hattirdi1 lll'l Aluy' .
bits.’ :l'i Hobbits. l'sh': A Mu stoop. 2kg
i (told Dust and I ram Host- Mr.
“J can I ('otidt-uml Milli. liic.
"Hutu! I lit' iii: viii lit lmi i f. illt' iii. filitictl
"out in cy opt-oi tiiis. litif'cuiii' want.
3! a pound or so. iii in u I ice way to act ii.
Frye thin silt'ca In niitt. H'M y to by or limit,
the best ctita Nu iinue to pin lut'1im
on s to wnsic. 'A's' u tip.
To close out. ilcuicb Ht rriug. nt :4 cm in
01M Figs. lic lb.
Nice "4" ptclttcs. tui- u botitc. ..
t 't'ltil‘ufs'tl Tomato Soup iuaituii .ps.
of first Hoop. itdu ma.
California lust-ti or White I'iicrrlos tin can.
Il’li‘lAl. Mlllf‘rltifi.
A m km. straight wot-ti. .
A son quartitstiantsod Iron Watt- -r l’aii. i7c.
“slim l’rs tum Hiainps given. and
engraving to rot.
goth-papa Mr. my in Hams at this
’ . Wow-miss
for Saturday. May 7” it.
7 “it it.
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1 Fairbank's Gold Dust, . . . ..
1FairySoap,-.-.I.........
22‘ South Main
Phone 138r2.
lower prices for equal
.l'iuy oats-that's clear
_.\i\Nl
new.
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Coldwell’s
Imperial
Abundant-o oi ucwcst out
'l‘liHlNlINGS
not all that constitutcs on
disc and careful attention
taking in eveiy patticula
fututc potions.
StillWS'.
for latltcs and misses. \
Economy and Comfort
it tho Household calls
for the list of
t
Auti‘tlie totiibliuhiu
GAS
Quick Month.
Perfect Cooking,
AN"
Gold Dust 17c package.
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.i'l'oldlslld
r‘l‘\'l‘lllli{S.
.3
streets
‘22} 200
F D. vavton a; co...
Street.
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You may-find cheaper qualities of
grain elsewhere, but youv can't find
Qualitywis 'iiiititii'taiit.,
qualities.
i.
III. 'I. HA'l‘i‘ll.
> ' ' W H
Lawn Mewers
Am the best We know of on tbc iuzt‘rkct.
"(iooti things are tuoi'c am to bc c -tbc ip
than cheap things arc" to bc good.
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
The Season’s Showing Winery.
l bcst styles in HATS.
v o .
I (‘ That IS
r Sll Iciiotity. 'l licte s
the style displayed by our mi lincrs—tastc III the
Selcct tion of goods corrcc t pi'ic cs fortbc iiicrt ban-
in every detail. Pains-
r on aim IS to please
cat-b individual customer and make them out
Salim-t in blatk and colors In new shapes anti
Hats for sticcttwcnr and for bicycling
Tillotson 8» Mills,
Si; “unitington stiect. South Noiwalk.
Weleach
light.
FOR COMING.
I’OR lllll'l‘llli‘t.
FOR LIGHTING.
_
of a GA. RANGE in tiic kitchen is thc rolli-
plctiou oi' ilic iottiatitcctwr‘s convenient-c.
No Dirt.
Always Ready.
The rcsttlts arc:
Great Clinton During the summer Months.
I'rmtuci-s the “(“10“ and mind
its
Ranges.
“i Illllll iii pit-tutti in llll\l titt-
utid we will citdmuut to ctipluiu
tittil lillll‘l llM‘Ifll this. »
Stand by the
citc cllciit vulucs itiiti cannot be il
the money.
\\ e have it fcw more of those
“0.00. biit they me going fast.
and if you want what it right In
Ciothier and F
The Evening Sentinel’s
/
Want Columns
,,,,...TH I WILSBACH LAM P
pit-itultia liuiit til it iitioitoutit cit-t.
tutti i- ii suliuiitc tiott ioim- rs tint win: its: a it
built - tIf Nntwulit l'ltll at out «villi-v.
lti llit' m ”w inc iltattl tiit- tbinst-
"IJ'HE HDRWALH GAS LIGHT 00.
Gwen. to Woo-r Ian's.
Old Flag.
Buy your goods-t of us and “’0'“ sttttttl by you;
”or Business Suits for $6. 50. $8 50 and “0.00 til’t'
uplitiitctl elsewhere for , ,
silk ltttcti lopiloats for
iiur furnishing Hoods Hili'ptil'tiiit'llt is kept up- -to-tltitc.
this line wc liliit' it.
Willis H. Selleck,
urnisher,
no W all Hires-t. Norwullt. Conn.
Fox Cycle 86 Hardware C
. . or 25 Cents.
It H H H
3.75 All wool cheviot serge, 5W
H
The above are exceptionally good quality, so
very cheap.
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn.
“Every thing front a Needle to an Anchor. ”
LAWN MOWER”
RIGHT KIND.
RIGHT PRICES
\
most rearing
I20 Washington attract.
a
“Stuall Profits and Quick Stiles."
You [(12010 How . _
it is Yourself '
People are looking for chances-it' a right they should. Wegraspotl
that came our way recently »a Shirt chance. If you' re Internist:
want to cultivate your acquaintance. It's your next best "DUI.-
friend" and we are eager to introduce them to you. Coming II soon?
Just rct (”th‘ti tbcm.
Madras and Cheviot Negliget Shirts. 7'
, Regular" i. w quality. for fiiic.
S'i/cs 14 to W. S'plcntliti "lSSiIIilllt'Ill’ oi patterns.
\S’k to we “"titli Mr (Hill Stocking-t. Stilil everywhere
at inputs.
ilpcii cvci'y cvcuint: until ‘.i o'clock.
S‘outlt
Noi'wulk.
THE its: out BEVERAGE.
Highland Brands:
Highland Brandou‘are Strictly Union.
HIGHLAND IAVAIiIAIi, " HIGHLAHD PILGIII.
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, HIGHLAND GHEAI All
and Male with iron. leech AI. and Doctor.
Put Up Expreooly for Family Use.
its turci'ully on it piivsicluu' s pri-sciipllou.
THC PUIIIT MALT TONIC. MADE. m
'I‘ltcy build ut the weak. and arc absorption-ti In any particular.
II o chi and arduous turtiisiicd at Miami pricis.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES
ISAAC a. HAMILTON. Solo Amt, .
.l‘elspliotto ”3.“. 3' North ”Dill St}, DOIED '0'.“ ‘
IIIHIIIIAND on the lulu-i nit-nus Higiitst Standard.
A Great Sale. | ‘
Genuine Etchinfs, worth $1. 00 and more.
Mitltttckctuti
lintcl.
School Books. New and
at New York mammals PM
.wraLszstyt P. or
Norwalk Chronicler