. . ‘ trespass stores. -‘ "Forecast till 8 p. m. "i‘htirstiaw Fair ‘ weathprto'nigitt andfntursdsy; winds ’ghiitlng to southerly. . .George Parrett. y'Winnlpauk.’ is very sick. . . g , ‘ Andrew F. Webster has moved from , Stuart avenue to Hariiand street. ‘ ,‘Raiph s. seat... of Union Street. a employed .wltthptain Verity, on the steamer Addie V. ' J ' Rev. -J. McClure action will address . the Young,Men's club at» Christ church. Westport. this evening. John H. Dauler is now employed as compositor by the Marigold Printing company. of Bridgeport. -—0ns-hslf price sale of Star shirt ' . waists. Regular price. $1. Sale .price.‘ r 50 cents. All sizes. Comstock Bros. w “1 t Rev. A; S. Ravanagh has gone to rat; Port Jefferson where he will deliver an Epworth league address tonight. " I Adolph fisher was a candidate for the second degree at the meeting of the ; Mystic chain. last Monday evening. ‘ | Mrs. Sheltbn‘Stevenson will enter- tain the Matinee Euchre club, tomorrow afternoon, at her home In South Main street. , . _ Miss Carriej'fl-ingersoll, of Lowndes ‘ avenue. who was hurt while riding her wheel last week. is able to be around again. ’ , A number of Norwalk racing men are getting in shape ion the (fishing of the state circuit races at that cry on Me- morial Day. Mrs. Susan Ferris, of West street. who sustained a fracture in her left left shoulder several days ago. is get- ting along nicely. Miss Lillian Samson and Charles Merritt. of Paterson. N; .l., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William (ioodfcllow. Washington street. ~ Miss Maud Wolfe. of Stratford. who recited in the South Norwalk Baptist church last night. was the guest oi Miss Florence Jennings. of Norwaiit. Miss Grace Hadden and William Richardson. both of South Norwalit. will be married in Trinity clutrch. .lune 2d. by the rector. Rev. Frcd‘eric W. Norris. George iirady. who is a member of flattery M. Filth United States iir-uvy Artillery. and has been stationed at Sandy Hook. is now in Tampa. Florida. with the command. awaiting orders to Invade (,‘nha. ‘ South Norwailt is represented at the State it‘lrcmen'a convention in Stamford as follow: Old Well Hook and Laddcr company. .lcsse M. Ferris; Putnam l-loae company. Mantuel McGowan: Fire i'ollcc. Royal i.. Raymond. A. 8. Gibson of Norwalk. has been sppolntcd a delegate by the Mush- ’l‘eachsrs‘ conVcntion. now in oettsion in New Haven. to attend the Music Teach- crs‘ association to he held in New York June as to 27. Among the cabin passengers of thc ’i‘hlngvnlla lino strainer Norgc. which sailed Saturday. was Mrs. Marb- billets both Tits-sens. booked to Christianna. Sweden. having purchased bcr ill‘li~'l oi .lacoh M. Layton. local agent. m.- At a meeting of Putnam llili chap icr. Daughters of the Itcroltulon. hcld ni iimnwich. It was voted to ruisc u fitnd to hire nurses to care for tic» sicl. and wounded of the army and navy dur- ing the war. Mcmlwrs present contri- hutcd “2. . .._........—-—- «Carpets cleaned and ienthcrs rcpt.- vatcd at Waltetaen's mattress wuriu. Snttastuclt. (loan. . Miss hottic Shine. one of thc iidiluiitr and obliaisa armors in the Standard Telephone car sage. has tendsrmi hcr rcsianuttun. to tuito effect the last ot‘ this week. and expects to ntaltc hm- bum in Yorlt. i‘a. Miss tibiuc inc. lawn an "usiouai visitor to tituut. Nor» wailt. wh it site has many ucuuaiu- latices. Stamford will furnish a company for the regiment of Iiihofliiaii liiIitta. A coin stay ntuicr the direction of t‘ui. 'l‘. J Murphy is new in Drums of Already stout thirty uuut formation. have enlisted In the company IllItl ii is sanded that otttiugh will add their names to the enlistment roll to iuina the ooiapanv up to tho htli war quota of siahtytour. manifested. Much enthusiasm is farm” m , Cleveland’s Ac‘ smote visitlpsuuej Overri‘tivcr school today. p -, . tended from ‘St. Mary's church this morning. ., ‘ ' n- ‘is confined to the house. having had a shock oi paralysis. , ~0rders left atIStudwell's for piano and organ tuning will receive prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charles M. Lawrence hits been ap- pointed administrator ci the~satate oi the late Sarah E. Hubbeil. . Rev. R. 0. Serwood will conduct the Christian Endeavor service at Broad River. this evening. ‘ - The stump of an old tree which has stood for years in front of the Nor- W‘fllk hotel was removed. yesterday. b———————— W. P. Beers, the Norwallt stationer, has gone into the business oi develop‘. ing negatives for amateur photograph- ers. D .1 i There will-Abe preaching service in St. Peter's church. tomorrow. Ascension Day. at 7:80 p. in. by Rev. William Schmidt. . ‘ ‘ . The large cathedral glass windows are being placed in the new Methodist church. Men are at work today on the window on the north side. ' Much favorable comment is heard concerning the excellent condition in which .Cross street. Not-walk. has been put by the highway department. ‘At'the meeting of the Norwallt Build~ ing. Loan and investment association. held last night. $3.100 was loaned and three new members were elected. The Pine Lodge Whist club will hold its annunlmeetlng at the club-house. ilotnu Point. Saturday afternoon. A special car will be chartered for the oc- caslou. The funeral oi Miss Sarah King was attended from her late home in Broad River. this afternoon. The remains will hensent to (iorham. Maine. this ev- ening. * The quarterly meeting of the Nor- walk Baptist Church society was held last night. Edgar Buttery was elected chairman of the official board and r‘. W. it‘lilow. clerk. Mrs. 0. E. Wilson. of West avcnuc. who was called to Denver on account» of the illness oi her daughter. Miss Birdie Wilson. reports that shc is much improved in health. The Epworth league of the Nor- wailt MMhodiat church will give u-rc- ceptlon to the Official hoard of the church at the residence of 8. ii. Wilson in Wall sit-cot. Friday evening. David M. (lorbtti and family will rc- movc tomorrow front Round Hill to their summer tnldcncc in ltowuyton. Expressmnn (‘unttors will convey tin- furnlturc from ibcir South Nurwulk home. The contest ovcr lhc will of the init- loscpluns Painter. of tirccnwich. came to .i stuitlcn cud In the Superior t'ouri. yesterday afternoon. when Judge itch- insou instructed the jury to rcturn u i-crdlct sustaining tht will. 'i'hc Indira connected with Eili't'lilt lodge of llcbcitaa. I. it. t). l".. will disc at cobwcb social it‘riduy cvcuiuit. 'I'iic lodge will each for bnsiucss at it o‘clock and closc at Hit. so that the lilt'iiilu-rs can Invit - their friends to be ptcscnt. 'i‘ho lirldgupot't f‘ltcss club has st'lll suoihsr cliuilcngc to the Norwaiit i‘hcits club to cxiticuvor to win luicit the silver trophy that tho Nurwallt pittycts nrcec tcti front the iiridgsportcrs. 'l‘hc paint» in to be playcd in Norwalk on 'i‘ucmiuy ci‘iilllii‘. flay til. cwntuwuu-w—c—Twun l‘lcdscs for the annual cnvolops ml- ioctton of thc Nurwullt Methodist church wuro made on Sunday. thic thousand slit hundred and twcnty~ilvc dollars was pledged. The usual utnuunt In sutuslhiaa over “Lilli“. which will be l'iiltit'il by next Huntley. 'i‘ltc men who have been puttiiia tiowu rails for the iirbhspurt 'i‘raction canuruny between itauthport and Wash iiuil have finished worit and it is outsc- tcu that as soon as the new hrttuc is lluisbod ui fiasco riw-r and tho wircs urn up the company will bcaiu to run t'iti'ii. t The Men's t‘hrisiiua liticlsl sticnco club will discuss the titration. Winn Must i do to he tiered. at the mltb smut service at the South Norwsiit t‘unsr but. weir» intainsss men will taltc part. There will be music by iiici’iiltt‘i‘s of the cliib. 'l‘lte imperial men clsais m iiiittltt of the choicest tobacco it‘s free from «alteration and leaves no bad taste lit UNI month. Try diets. The electric l in fixtures. etc. which have itseti «starts th= building rsccnb I,\ tits-tinted Is John A. Wood. at New (issues. were tasted to Namath. lion-v say. There was so more newt for than thvrs. as we is about «unrelated on tits electrics i so. Porthshrst til-the government has ilsccd mirist . ll the monies iii "tail MGM Vlf'l h" N" Ila- run. The Moral authorities have pre- nituted the a t treat- treat salsa ibro I the I before It in tin tssrs . ‘i‘Is «moist-m talus this also is the rates Wig.“ any sash casein limit earl. rs- rsstrirtisae sn- veatst it heats item arriving than its- ; V, ‘v. ,.;‘, _‘ H 4.“...‘ ‘ ting. School Visitor Charles Dim- .’I‘he funeral of John Malone was at- Mrs. Mary ‘l-ishtn. of it Water street. atituiai church tuttturrow cysts CI ‘in s‘ W. . . . . .‘ 4. .. Deputy Revenue Coilectorfiloan was in Danbury. yesterday. .._...._._.____. . James Hubbell. of Norwallt. was in New York city. yesterday. Miss Henrietta Carter, of New York. is making a short visit in Norwalk. William Schelli of New Haven. is the guest of Gustav i’itht'. oi Stuart ave- nue. -‘ ls ill of scarlet fever. and the house has been quarantined. Miss Julie. Lockwood. who participa- ted in the Vassar field day events. also won the‘final heat of the 120 yard hur- dle race in 22 1-5 seconds. E. Ii. Hotchkiss. of Norwsik. starts for Europe today on the White star line steamer Majestic, having been booked to England by Jacob M. Layton. local agent. ‘ The Norwallt drnggists today sent a petition to Congressman E. J. Hill. re- monstrating against the proposed rev- enue tax. as explained in The Sentinel yesterday. There is a growing. sentiment In Nor- walk in favor of a pumping station as an auxiliary water supply for the city instead of going to the enormous cx~ pence of building new dams. Theodore Olsen has bought ii. B Parker’s Datibury shoe store and stock He will commence a special sale the-rt at once and Danhury people will get a sample of a South Norwalit husticr's way of doing business. At the special busintss meeting held Tuesday afternoon In the Norilcld (‘on- grcgationai church. a mic was passcd unanimously to serve a writ of eject- mcnt upon C. M. Arthur. who has here- tofore rcfnsttl to Icave the parsonage. ' . I At the mcetlng of tho iimtrd of School Visitors. lust (Vining. permission has granted to Miss intisy Williams to change train the Over River to thc i‘. n— for school. it was votud to adopt nu- othcr spcliing boos. Instead of l'ntcr- son». The. basket ball icam of St. .loscph's T. A. ll. society. of South Not'wnlk, sceins to be popular with the local High school boys. Anoihcr game will b.- plnycd Iu-iwecn a team truth the Iiiwh school and the Norwalit society In the cotirsc of thc ncxt wccit hiitllilmil 'I‘ci. ill'liiii. 'l'icltcts equal to iitc full scaling ca. paciiy oi tiic aloud: Norwailt t‘ouittc antlonul cilurclt haw iwm than out for the recital Friday t‘it‘tiliifl. if any scnis ili't' not tnltcu at “W mlnutcs in"; turn it by tltc liiiltlcl'fi or lli'ki‘is. thou-- who how not lit-cu nblc to act them Will hc utiuiilicti. ilovct‘nut' t‘oito has appointed lltch~ nrti ll, Kimball. of iiurtfurd. u tn ‘iilliiii' at tho "(Iiii‘il of Pharmacy t‘tuuniissiotr his. in Mili‘l’l‘l‘il ili'umi- IC. "rumor, of l'ulnunt. 'i‘ltc liliiiillillilll‘.“ is for tluw yrurs from June 1. Hills. The othcr mo ilit'l‘l of thc hoard arc Mcssrs. l“. S: love-us. oi iiridgoptui. ntui II. M iiisitop. of New Ilanu. ‘i‘hc Not-walk Vt'mur i‘uitimissioitcrs tultu «mention in the action of thc ility t'uuncil in strips the Nut-walk ritroci Itailwny cont tony watcr i'rt titl' cost for strcct spriolt Ittit pariah-cs. 'i‘hc board claims that ibc t‘nuncii has no authori- i.\ to dispose of Water in any nay. Mcmlms of the board arc ltthl‘itlllt‘ to elicit a plan. but dcstt-c lit t‘lIiiliilt‘ tilltli iiitllit‘l‘ti ihctusoirrs. Iittily Bulletin; Flour is yet on the upward more and many pmilot It will reach Sitttlta bar. rel balm July bit. I have wuuidcrsidt on hand sutiatu willing tom-ii at 'tlfi than winds-sis priests. ”in has: shot barrel an the best litmus. “Prim stilt lent to sittings without notice." I'otstm usher sud stilling well at at. ow itatrc stuns lil oats-limit no iitiuut nous wilted or s mutty. list it satutclwspsi ilt‘o. nob lsix i I'lo. stilt W Wired iuy attack of lid Is . tbs titust gissiscvcr put it i. Sic 'i. l tilt attention low in. i‘“ p. inertiutu Iiiuc Toll. III 'Vuni. will by tho lb. or ‘9‘”! hasn'tw “all. umliumh' _ tits in u in «New; A hint t lit tunio .l'i'iut: 1min said mite nit all Iliii‘lli its at 1 it's Mp tilt- imtitin‘d. oi ii at Snap flu motioned. hen you w is inn-om; i w Wins-mun... . . mil:- ' (tinsel... "Winnie-m. V twists stain. i . it .- "t: hath". Vim oatamps ’ Miflmcsry is trans an. m’ . hernia...” limit Billie. Charles Grey. .lr., 26 Spring street. ‘ Phone 138?. imperial Lawn Mewers Arc/the best we know of on the market. Quoteon New tmltty. t'l' iii New York at \‘i'l'y low The latest in .. Bicycle Hats prints to“ the story. Economy and Comfort in tin Houston calls in its list oi........ . Audi Quick Meals. Perfect Cooking. Ahll Gnu Coniort Darin to inns. and uihcr usus ut tins. . the money. all Wall Street. mom’s-us ' . . - , on. " . tinny Banal»; .v. ;..=. . . I 22 South Main Street. . Prices Get Customers; ' But Quality Keeps them. if you buy your next lot of outs of us, yofi’li be sorry but for one thing: That you didn’t begin to patronize as long’ ago. Buy oats that’s clean. MANUEL '.i.'. «HATCH. “Good things are more apt to be cheap ' than cheap things are to bc good. " South Norwaik ' Phrdware C0. Complete Iinc of Summer Millinery. Sl’itli.‘i.\l.. 2m 'l‘riinmcti Hats Imugiit of import- \\'c urc selling quantities- of FLOWERS. Tillotson & Mills, 86 Washington street. GAS Ito its-lfllllltllllli of a 0A. RANGE in the hilt-hon Is tiic cutti- pictlon of‘ tits Itiiltttlh't‘|it‘i"s tsntvcnioiicc. THI WILD-ACH LIGHT l'mducos tho Nair-ti and tun-u phasing iiuhi at u minimum mu. nut is u sttliIIui-tltiit Int“ cry our who not-s ii. We shall Iw plcuml to how ihc indict- oi Nm'wslit call at ourulIicc. and we will cmioawr to captain in iiicm tltc tumiisuf (fits TIIE IOIWILK 0A8 LION? 00.. KNIO Stand by the Old Flag. iiuy your goods oi us and we‘ll stand by you: tlur Business Suits for $0.60. $8.60 and $0.00 arc osttollent values and cannot be duplicated Members for We have a few more of those sill: Iiuod 'i‘up (lusts for “0.00. but they are going fast. Our Furnishing (‘ltitidii department is Itcpt up-tu-dutc, and if you want what's right in this line we have it. . Willi. H. Selleck, Clothier and Furnisher. Want Columns s:l"valtlsltr 5? ran. price. and Sailors. 'l'lu- South Nos-walk. I'Oli COOKING. FOR ilGi‘lIlG. I’llli ilGii’l'IlG. 'i‘bs mulls are: No Dirt. Alwayo Randy. tin Sumner liontiis. “suns- Oflioc. lI Wat-r Der-sot. i 5 t Nurwullt. (Bonn. l. ‘ 'l‘hewsr and unfavorable weather-have:- ‘ “ business interests of the countr . Nortrsds "l more than the Dry Goods. it tit 41‘ on. surplus stock in man departments. Now duco this stock and a order to do it‘proiil’li ‘ rlfioed and cholccstuplc goods will be said they cord. ‘ , One lot of Dimitlea, Lawns, etc, So per yard; never sold for loss than 12) New Sliit Fancy Skirt Linings, 18c per yard; regular price, 260. , . Ladlee’ Gauze Ribbed Vests, 5. 7, 10. mi, 17 and as. men. a to tie leviathan Ittr prices. 4 ‘ ‘ ’ Look at our bargains in Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose at 10 and pair; regular price 12} and 17c. . . . " The very inset Outing Flannel», 8c per yard. A amid Outing Flannel at in EDWARD ' smear. its. '5 Elastic Building. J "Everything from 0 Noodle tea/Art Anohor.‘ “FIRST IN WA GEORGE WASHINGTON. FIRST III THE MINDS OF GOOD BUYERS! tzo WASHINGTON STRFET,ZV Screen Doors, Window Screens, Wire Clot . amp cHANDLanv. z'rc. _ Poultry Wire etc. 100 sq. ft. White Lead, siesta. “Small Profits and Quick Salsa." When Roland Reed played “The Women Hater” he must have worn My“. ill-becoming clothes to put a man in such an um “i For surely. with a stylish iorm~ftttiug suit. all Ilsa '0' fl *7 best of terms with the fair. gentler sex. and it is m.“ side. No wearer of one of our now. better. “missed“ 8" and Summer Suits can become a Woman flaw—auntie“! $8.75“ If you until in scc how much cit gaucc can bc cruu'dcti ittloa t-éI'MMI-Zil i-ll‘i'l‘ l'ur............. . ,. .. call today and you will star suits Ilttii mutual lu~ dupli- citioti eiscwlicrc fur Siam. A I'll-'3‘ "I" H. .-\. Ii. Iil"|"l‘tit\'t-I I-‘lil'liti ulih t~\'ri‘\' bitu- iianucl still; and. by iitc war. in» scli u Mititlioscx liluc r‘lauuci Hull l'ui‘ .ltlilil, and \is_y ::u “in .mm in» how. Upcu cvcry cvcutiur until ‘tn‘cloclt. Muluu-kcmo South Hcicla Norwalk. cafisuas sun room surmfi OI. Vlvs Carrier-a. S t-ess id. Klondike Cameras. J tutu t-o. Cd. Northboro Cameras. J I-asJ i-l. IJJO. l stssuui hand his camera in mind mutlitluu. with '.' sci- of ions, 0 plate I“ sis. triissi atui carrying cit-c. 0th ‘ run Line of is}... case... Printing . Papers and Frames. «tw.m.m..w ttmrw-vw twee... w. .. ttuuu t. tan a to a“... limit. his; no sin stilt“ 1 iii Highland Brindle; j ,, A . . I land lands on Itriotiy Unto... IIIIIIMII Mull“. IiiliiUIl ‘ ‘ muss In! tstaaor. iiiliiim and Hats with in». Moots lib GUM ‘ Put Up lspreasiy for Family as carefully its a physician‘s inscription. ma was" MAI-1' 7 mos assoc. The! build a ”Jan. and are in “pmm my M tons fit DELIVERED FREE TO .FA W0 ti. ”MILTON. 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