walk and South Ilonalk.‘
Daily Doings of the People of lien
John H. Ferris went to Philadelphia
yesterday.
‘Mrs. James Golden and daughter Ag-'
nes are visiting in Aneonla. '
—Roe shad. 8c: buck shad. 6c: blue
. iish. So, at Hayes‘ market.
.« Rev. Dertt C. Nye, is spending a
' few days in South Norwalk.
'l‘he Consolidated railroad yesterday
paid off its employees In gold col
Mrs..A. VanArsdale. oi Arlington, N.
J.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Brummer. Washington street.
“——
--Full line III—.oi men’s alpines. O' Brien.
Westport has several. cases of scar-
let (ever It apparently started from
’- title private school of Mrs. Nell Mitch-
-e .
The work of getting out samples at
"the Norwalk and Fairlield Worsted
mills is progressing satisfactorily. and
a line line will soon be ready for the
market.
. in a~ new n'dvertIsement today A.
» Dickerman E8011 'nenumerate some
things for the public to remember
They pertain pdrticularly to their car-
pet department. .
' ~Blue ”fish. 8c. N. Y. market.
The city of South Norwalk has re-
ceived a cargo of trap rock for its
‘ streets. and it is being unloaded at
'John H. Ferris' dock and spread on
West at enue
The Klondike Social club is making
elaborate preparations for the obser-
vance of Memorial Day. The members
~ will have a clamhnke in the afternoon
on the grounds near the new club
house.
The relatives of Clarence Edmonds.
the fourteen-yea‘r-old youth who disap-
peared from his house In. West Slam-
ford ii week ago. are becoming greatly
alarmed at not learning of his whcrc-
shoots.
-—81 paper reduced to 35c per dou fi‘"‘”"3 "9’“ Sunday night.
roll. at J. 'I‘. Prowltt‘s.'_ , . W
Miss Emma Lichthicau, of Washing
ton street. was the hostess of ii surpriiu‘
party. last night: and entertained a
number of friends. A tine time was-
cnioycd playing games and dispersing
of'rt-fi'eshmciits.
The First Hungarian Sick and Benc~
tit society I1 dd a hall in Germanin liali.
last night. On account of the storm.
”ml? was not a vciy largo attontlanc.
The Hungarian (lips) bond. of V. 1'
‘l’ork tity furnished music.
~(‘hoico country chickens, I'll/'20 a
"1.. at llayes' market.
The work of equipping the New l'a-
nuan l‘llllf'llittl with clectricity is rapidly
progrcssing. 'I'lic polts are almost out
iti position and the work of rnlafivlng
the rolls hctweon (lioniirook and
Springdiilo and stringing the wires will
cornmcncc in t1 day or two.
The (lllhcrt (‘Iock company of Win-
stcd. which glvcs employment to too
h.111ds. has notified Its employees th:.-t
the factory will he run for tho‘proscnt
on u four—doys‘ si'h'dulc. instead oi six
days 11 wcek.,on account of dull hosi-
tirss. which is attritutod to llll' war.
:—
’~’-.‘ltruw hats cleaned and pressed. at
O‘ilrieu's.
William H. llcld. ngcd fill years. an
cmployre of (‘hcny’s moot "lurk“. in
North Main strc '1. Stamford. dicd still.
«only yesterday morning at his homi-
of heart disease. Th" tlsroiscd worked
all day yesterday and was in his usual
good health when rotiring for 1h - night.
At the monthly meeting of the Slow
lioai'd of Charities in Hartford. Hunt-i»
1111')! Kellogg reported visits to us llllllitI
tho nlinshousvtt or oth l' provision fill
town poor in .‘loi'walk. Wilton. W: 111
port. Weston; visits to thc 'litomford
Homo. lIt‘. tltvons' saniturluin. tim
'I‘owcrs at Stamford: to Reason. iii
Norwalk. lir. it. it. lilmtth: also to 111.-
lt‘nlrllcld f‘ounty harm. to tho NorWiiik
t'ldIdti-n's lltlll‘li'.
~‘i~1'uukford 111111111113. it the. for
liuyts' tunilwt.
..1I', iii
The form of wutiiimrn guarding tho
property of th- i'nlon lIIItIlotuillc t‘ur-
trltlgo t'Olllll'lly. lltidge hos Iowan
im'rruscd by the addition of town 1111 't'-
on imitco-inciit. ilvc of whom will 11n-
trol the grounds. and tho titll‘itt'lti ud-
iuct'nt to tho fuctory. and two of whom
will he stationed ill the company's hiu
powder musosliws oi tires sworn in
urn iitiiloi orders to arrest any suspic-
touitty uctluit pursuit and to lit'ivctll his
reruns ttt lill liltiutitls
“Send me
Cleveland’s”.
is the Way to order
bolting powder. if
you want the beat.
'I
wwruoocwuvm
’.. 3‘. ”MN
a
' 'flfz‘i’fl wince; or
vlslti in New York.
Edward Delsny, of Danbury, Is the
guest of South Not-walk friends.
W
The regular meeting of Eureka lodge.
I. 0. 0. I“.. will he held tonight.
~Bargains. N. Y. market, Saturday.
A telephone halt been placed the
Union Mills, Norwallr. The all is
48-1. 1
The'resldences of .1. A. o. an'd
E. J. Hill in West avenue are hot .re-
painted
The residence of M. W. Starr
Westport avenue is being thoroughly
renovated.‘
The Woman‘s exchange will give an
afternoon of whist at iiockwood's hall,
on May 17.
-—l.ive lobsters, 1255c. at'Hayes Mk.
Rev. Gerald H. Beard will next Sun-
day morning preach by request on
Prayer and War.
Willis Selleck Is all on a driving trip
through the country advertising his
new clothing store.
Motormsn James Hnnlon, of the Nor-
waik Street Railwsy line, is suffering
from s throdt trouble
~Men's. lioys' goli caps. O'Brien's.
'I‘he twoty-thlrd annual (‘retinion o'
the 1‘ wenty~tirst regiment .\'..wlll lli
held in Wlliimsntlc. May ill.
A consultation of physicians was held
last evening.over"Mrs. E. A. Taylor. of
Union svenuemvho ls seriously ill.
Norwalk has a rainy season as well as
some of the countries further South.
Thirteen veterans of the Grand Army
from Norwalk went to New .iliitiiin
yesterday. to attend the annual state
encampment.
—-'l‘he most popular brand of 10 cent
cigars is undoubtedly the imperial
Crown. "
Miss Florence Sammie, tho w-tll-
knownviolinist of Stamford, will play
.it the Men's Sunday Evening clul
James 0. Jennings has received the
.-onti'art to repaint and repaper the
rooms of the Sauth Norwalk l-‘iro l’o’
lice. in Washington street.
it is reported upon good n111horlt3
that the engagement of Frank [L Starr
and Miss lv‘loreni . Williams will slioit-
ly be formally announced.
. —--—-——1——-—
Boilgrs will he given "III at the “WM .
log of Pioneer ('astlc. A. 0. K. of M. t' .
on Friday night. at the new lodge room.
Iii Main strN-t. Let every Sir Knight
he present.
~--~I.Ivc lobsters. ”liar. at iluyrs' Mk.
Mrs. Mary A. Townsend. of I-Z'ni
ilrovc piano. went to Bayonne. N. .i
today. having been summoned tlicrc ll)
the serious Illness of Mr sister. Mrs
llurrlct ilcndrlckson.
.Itltlgo Frost has rt‘.ippointml its hi:
’l'owu ('oiirt otflt'ers {or the o‘lliilllllli!
wow the present'incumhents. 'l'l-.--1
wcrc sworn in by I". A.Hlli. i'lt'l‘k of ilii
court. ihls‘morning.
Kriogr-r's milllnrry unit cloak tillit't' ls
,ilwn;s iii the load with popular pi'ic '1
and popular goods. What you can't
tliid anywhere also Ill town you 1111'
III'NU' sure to find here.
.lohn Ii‘lizmuurlcc. formerly of Nor-
walk. has enlisted l'l ('ouipnity .\l.
Ninth regiment. A. Y. X. fl. and is t 11‘
t'itiiillttl with his compuny ut t':1iiit
l‘owosi'iid. i'oeils. til. N. Y.
,.. w...
The dcclslou iii~the cusc of i-:. .l
Wudhunis 1's. I'rosoi'itting Attornci
Taylor practically dismisiws tlic chor-
liiii of u slinllur itaturc prcfci'i-ct
against Atortioy I'crrls. the Norwolk
ltt‘os '1'Illltl‘.
mine and Mic paper reduced to 2th
per double roll. .I. 'l‘. Prowitt's.
The White Illi-ycli- roiitpiiuv has «low
llllil ll it hit y: in for 1h» ilrst pi iIc of Ili‘c
Alpha tco tnllc hutidlrup road iiic 1. 'll.o
diamonds are of the following viihos:
ti‘trst prises. llitt: second prises. iii-z
Ii'it'ii prises. Iltl.
_.
Imus liimli. only lil‘ut'. N. \' inki,
lloliort 'i‘ottlo. of Newark. 11 nictuiu-r
oi tho poliri- fort-i- of thut city. and fro
oucutly 11 gut-tit of f‘iilcf of i'oltr' Voil-
tuci'. of tloutlt Norwulk. Illiil iii ilini
tllt' on W-'.iiiostltir 'i‘iio unoroi will
tic hold Sunday lilIltii'litlti
Mrs. Mary Paul. said rlglitr yours. 11
wclivkuown resident of iiouth Wilton.
‘llt'il at her homo in that plurc. lust
.lsl.:. tilts true the uiotlicr of Mrs. Nu~
lir3 ll ('.urr The funeral will ho hold
lioiu her into iiotu tilutiiiuy ui'tui'uoou
1.1 t‘.‘.'uciorii
—-—---—-—--—-
l‘omstock. Wittkltis and how arc in.
troducins this season in south Nor
walk the Automatic litm- it‘iitnte fill
“Into It Is the only trust «as and volt.
Ices oil stuv-. is tillnltii; to a «role or
nautical to intro. and alien utoly 11:1
You can also iind tlw twat town too
m and refrigerators intro. .
Wins——
lattlios' ”mt li'fliii' bicycle hills 1‘
0' llrlrn' s.
The Young Women's t‘hrlstlun 'l'om-
psi-sore union will hold a very import-
um postures meeting. iotlowrct by 11 so-
cial tomorrow. st Mrs. flange 1". Mia
our summer cottage st iltcliory Bluff.
livery member is urged to be present.
set It In. WMM'I' time to lake
I61“ Will“ WI 60-. NEW was.
‘ F. Nernett has moved from Danhury
to South NorwulliI
The Arion Singing society will hold
Its rehearsal tonight.
Mr. and Mrs H C. Durant. of Bethel
are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. of
Is Cross street.
. -—Dunlnp. Yeoman derbys. O'Brien.
George C. Stevens, of Danhury. a well
kniown insurance man, 'is in Norwalk
to or
Addison H. Merrill is having walks
laid i front oi his property In Wood.
ward venue. .
Miss Vivian.Sodcrstrom attended the
reception of the Dancing club to Bridge»
port, last night.
——~(‘hol(e country ('hiikens.
'l.b. at Ilsyes' market.
I'll/g0 {I
The marriage of Miss Della Collins,
of South Norwnlk. and John Motliniiis.
of Dstihury. will take place June 30th.
W. S. Sturtevsnt has the largest ('11-
liaii hunting flag in South Norwulk in
front or his store in North Main street.
.A business meeting of the Epwortli
League will he held at tho Vorwaik
Methodist church at it o'clotk. this (-1- 1
plug 1;
~I"i11'iq1iiii'tors, no. N. Y. Inurkot.“
II. E. itisliop has an excellent photo»
graph of the lmitlcship Maine which he
took in Nrw London harlmr. whilc ho
was cruising on his yiii'ht hizzhcl.
“01'. .l. .l. 'l"uilnng will 11111111 .\'or-
wulk tomorrow morning for New York
-it3'. In the afternoon he stills for I'll!
ropi- on tho ('uuai'd liner l.ll":llll:l.
I
Mrs. l'ntrIt-k Motiaiiaii. formi-t'lr of
Norwalk. ditd at her hour-in Ilri.lgc-‘
rtori. ycuortluy. 'l'lio i'cniuiiis will lie
irooght to Norwalk loinori'ox morning
'01" Iiili'i.1!.
-—Orders left at Sindweli's for piano
and organ tuning will receive prompt
ittcntlon. Satisiut‘tion guaranteed.
liai'nui'd 11nd daughtcr.
\li's. t'. M. .-\11dii'.~'on.of.~lt Paul. Minn.
who I.'ii1c liccit 1isltiug Mrs J. A. W11
tits 1.1 I7 [1113 111 it. how ro(nrucd
.\l rs. him 111:1
ltlllit'
'I‘hc dutc of tho t‘t’tillllit‘ltt't'llli'ili :1
l'I‘l'lM‘!‘ of tlic ()1'cr Kiri-1' school lids
iu'i'ti ‘lliiliflrtl to chtit-siluy. .\I:13' lN
'I'hc-csti't'lscif 11ill lukc plitcc lii Lorie
Wood's Hall.
A iitipllcnto of tho following "chm-k
won it lut‘gc .'\lllt'l'li‘llil flag at thc Non
:valk liosion stoi'c last night: Ma) :1:
hook. l: snlcsludy, '29: rctl. 2.3.x rcd
liiiilllf'l' 22: amount rim-trad. :5 ~.
'l'l" I'nncrsi or l“il‘llt'l"lt'l\ \I'. Knish-1'
was ullt'udcii 3'cslci'do1' from tho rdmti-
dcucc of his follow in ‘l'nii‘cs strcot.
lit 1'. A. S. Kzirutuigh otitctatmt and thc
htirlzil 11'..s 111 Norwziik t't'illt'lf‘i‘)' .
Kltllllttilil liltiiutupmcnt. I. t). it i".
l'milllll'llifl Ilo third tic-”gin lust iilgh.
upon Hilt'rllllilll .\lc1",1ill W. l \\"'1111111
t‘. M. ltsiiicls. 11nd Lillltlu'rl ~11 tum-tn
A linnquct foliowul the “ark.
'l‘o Army Volunteers.
I'l'lilirtltllallllltllt id. LEWIH
w1ll l'lllllllll His ‘Mlllilttlllillt tutotn-t I'lmo.
grnpliw for it ”It to all r'octutts i'ot ttu t'tilioo
'I'hls ullt'r itoltiu ilmot until Mar at.
t‘llllli‘. it" llil
Increasing
Interest
shown in the public ton-11' ctlmt- to o 111
11 iiva'n. 'i‘mdol-ttupr-‘niog thmtti
l'tt ii I tutti titrc tii' additional ntdlt's. W1-
11 vofi
'flttlu
Illllllll hook on ion slittups gtwti mm Hort
.- r to iii-impunity- ct illitilllltl‘s
WANT lil"l"l‘I"Ii“
lflmflmltiili. t' not In no lititl 1111111 we put out
lit-Mitl'
Potatoes tuition and In most demand. at
Milli Ipt-t tiitslwl.
ti.AIi “in slot
lit ilis hiril .tlt.
tiuld Mcdttl Floor.” .11 iihi its tutu.
tilt in itttrti w.urlt tllti u- 11 trial no
113' tutti tit lit-t |ifililllllil llliillpl. Iii
tor Itotttrday. .\lo,1' lttiI.
Mos ‘itlt't'ItIl tormtordot \lu3 . Tilt-1.
1111-. .1: 1:..lts1o-1tn. Ili‘. I‘Iulimup. ,.
1 Hold 1111-1 and I listii floor :1.-
'.'otttt~t‘uttdoti~cd Millt.ls1 s
ullttttto u'lit' III; cut in Wu u' itt. It» Milli-d
"11ml" luv, opltiturtlns Wtwic uuc thll's
u" 1 11 mm d or so. inn is it "It!!! wot' logo! 1!.
l-‘tw thins ioc- instill. owlt to in moron
owl the boot out”: Nu 1min lipoy im 1...
ends to wn-lo. ."s Ii ll.“
'l'ttl'limvtilll. It'nit' ll ”4' ultra. ill .‘t litl‘ll
timid Flip-.104 in.
Now low [111 kins, ltti- o iitittdi
l'-iom-ct1tt.1ii'l "i'ttmii tt titutp, ttitlItm i'I qt».
ot llm'Ill tioup. lttc «on
t 'uilhirttiu llluril ctr Witttt'i' lit'l'l‘li‘h. Miran.
tsl’lfpl'lAI. MMNTINN.
.\ tlm' lirtwn. struieitt wtitait. ."ic.
A in: ttIIIf'lHllHtillldt'fl iron W-utt rl'ull. 17.
t‘ush Prim. i'rrmlutu Htutiipn given and
I" growing ltt pipiilurtty
II”Not-turnp- on Huger. I’lour or liotnlot thi-
“0!.
Honestly 11ml earnestly at your Irwin.
Moist Hosiery. to North Mata street.
3
86 \\ ushiugton stimct't
The Seastiis Showing in Military.
Abundance of iicwvst llliil licst styl
I' l'..\'l‘ll lulirl,
‘ lFairb'ank’s Gold bust,...1.......'...17c
IlFairy,Soap,
F. D. LaWton 8» 00.,
' . 22 South Main Street. ; ' .
x
-J’hoiie 138-2.
/
You may find cheaper qualitie‘h of
grain elsewhere, but you can‘t find
lowvr prices for (equal qualities.
Quality is important.
liuy oats that's clean.
=I MANUEL"
W
‘W .
Coldwell’s
imperial
Lawn Mewers
tiA'i't'ii. ;
Are the best we know of on tho iiiiiikct.
"tlood‘tliiugZMit to hc chi-up
tlioii c--lic 1p things are to ho trootl.
~..—._..‘-.v .
'l'lllilillNilS, .
not all that coiistitiitcs our so
the stvle displayed by our llll
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
(‘S i ll \ l >
l"li‘. fil lint .
it‘l‘ ioi' it3‘. I llt‘l't‘ s
liiici'.~ -—t istc iii illi‘
ls‘
selection of goods ('Hl'ri't t Ipiic es ioi' tlic iiictc liIaii-
dise 111d careful ottciitioiii11c1i'i'3'Idctoil.
l’aiiis-
taking in story p.11t11 uliir, oiii aim is to please
0.11 It iiitlivuluiil customer and make-
future potions.
tlidiii our
>:iiloi's 111 black and colors 111 11c11'sliapcs illltl
allows.
for ladies llilll misses.
llat’s iIoi' street wear and for l)l(y( ling
Tillotson 8- Mills,
>outl1 \oi'
Economy lillil Comioit
in tin Household calls
for tie Use of
'alk.
.1 .- .-_. ._ ,
GAS
Quick Meals.
Perfect Cooking.
A511
FOR COOKING.
NOR HEATING.
Filli LIGHTING.
1“.—
And ilo- c~tnlilisliiiig of 11 GAS RANGE iii llli' kitclii-ii is tlu- coio~
plciiuii Hi” lltt- liutl-«kt-i-pt'l"~ t‘tilIVt'llli‘llt'l‘.
No Dirt.
Always Ready.
Weisbacli
Light.
'I‘lic l't'rtllllr- iti'c:
Ititeat Comfort During the Summeillntlis.
Gas
Ranges.
.THI WILSBACH LAMP
I'rndttt'tts llll‘ gictilrsl utol 111ml pit 11.11.“
and l- it satisfaction Inc 1': 11 out who im- in It.
“slit til it ilillittitiiiii tun-t,
Wot altull lit plivituul in how llil l'iiiltt s of Nutwulk i'iul itt 11111 tillli't
uni Wt tttil Null-111m to a tipluto to 1111111 ilii lltllllltll iiu~ lit-outs
lliil tiiiivi llIttItIl tiitu.
THE NORWALI GAS LiOIil‘ 00.
Ofllee. t. Water Ctr-cs.
Stand by the Old Flag
liuv 311111' uood~ of 11s and wc ll st 111d lay run.
it Iur [instill-us huits for $0 50. $8. 50 ltlitl 310.00.111-
t'Xi't‘lll'llf tuluosuntl i onuut lie tllliillt lil'i‘il I'lIN'WlIt'i't' for
the 1111111111.
\A u have 11 few more of tlioso silk lttictl 'lupi‘ outs for
“0.00. but they Iil'i' going lust. '
iltir l‘lli‘lilfillllllt‘ floods ill-paIi'ttui-ut 1s krpt iip-toI-diitc.
and if you trout whot' s r'lglit 111 this lllll' wc how it.
Willis H. Selleck,
Clothlpr and Furnisher.
A on Wall Fltl't't'l,
The Evening Sentinel’s
M
a
Norwulk. Coon.
Want Columns
Brlsgasielilht'sm
20c
. Fox Cycle & Hardware Co. 2.11.;
Telephone tin-ti.
.1.
Brocadetl Skirts, $200 l’laiii Mohair Skirts, $3
5‘I ‘5 2.5) Ah . I) I I‘ I I II
“ “ 3.75 All wool clieviot ser' e,'I5'
The above are exceptionally good quality. a
very cheap. ‘
EDWARD STREET
No. 5 Gazette Building. Norwalli. Conn.
“Everything from it Needle to n11 Anchor.”
LAWN MOWE
RIGHT KIND. ‘o
siesr PRICES. RIGHT assets
or
120 Washington Street. m... ._
e
“Stiiull Profits and Quirk Sales.”
You Know How
if is Yourself»;
People are looking tor chances-it's right they should. We
that came our way recently an Shirt chance. if you' re I
want to cultivate. your acquaintance. it's your next best “m"
lrlcnd" and we are eager to introduce them to you. Coming ll seen!
.l11~'t 1m citctl tliciii.
Madras and Cheviot tilegllgee Siiii'ts
licgului' llt' quality. ioi' Bile.
>‘ixcs ii to IN >‘plciidiil ossoituiciit of patterns. .
Ask in not' 11111 1““ (Hill P'itu' kiln: hilltl t't't‘l'YWlIOI’t!
at 7.1 c outs. H
ilpcii c1'ci'3'c1'c11iug' until ”o‘clock. ' 1
.‘lahuckciuo
ilotol.
1111: BEST not good?”
Highland Brand‘s:
Highland Brands are StrIlotly Union. *
utettLAtto ssvaststt, sieststto ritual.”
utenuso 11m exrtucr. siostsso cuss
and Matt with iron. .tqols Ala and W
Put Up Expressly for Family U“.
llItt « urci'ttilt its 11 pin 'Iltilillt s picnic rltiiltttt.
TH! PUHICT MALT TONIC. MADE.
'l‘Iw3 ltllllll 111 the nook, and tire unsurpumui iii any m ‘2
llo ult- uttd saloons furnished at ititltttssi prim'is. /““'\
DELIVERED FREE TO FAII:
least: (1. HAMILTON. solo Agent. l
at list-tit lets it. “a“ ,
l'llill'ilgANl) no the lots-l 111111111 Iiiglim Htuitdud.
South
.\' orwalk.
A“ Great Sale.
Genuine Etching, wortwm} and
CGM . .
. School Books. New
at New York yilfo '
WILLIAM mantle ~ .-
; ow
Norwalk Chronicler