' .I find it for you.
it's really unnecessary- to say
anything ‘ more . about them for
you well know it means highest
dIIalltyIpoasibie.‘ '
51 wIIII‘HIiIEIsITON tracer.
LLLHLLBLLLLIBS
I Company D's held day has been
changed from Wednesday, May 14, to
Tuesday, May 13th .
Tile monthly business meeting of
the Al ion Singing society will be held
next Tuesday night
—~New Dunlap, at Brien’ s
Raymond mothers ave the contract
to furnish the material for a huge
job in Hawthorne, hi Y
Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence, the chirOpo
dist has placed a new high in front of
his oillce in Soutthain street.
”Forequarters Lamb, 120 lb. Hayes'
The Y M GA. baseball teams of
South NOI walk and Stamford are hav-
ing it out on the Baxter Grounds this
niteI noon
. leIe Norwailt Common Council will
hold a pension Monday evonlng, at
which severIIl matters of importance
IV . will come up.
~—- Yacht and Golf Cabs. O'Brien.
The. South N01 walk TIust Company
will Ient II burglar and tire proof safe
to anyone to been their money and
v,«ialuables.w 'g‘See i‘ivhat the ad says.
The supper andcntertainInent of the
Sons of Temperance in Silvermine has
been postponed coin next Wednesday
evening to Tuesday evening& May 13.
~—A lln’e‘ Heine‘s upright Piano for
$175. A Chickerlng Piano for $150
J. W Studwell
George A. Velio, Jr. is taking tom
porury. charge of William Br'iggch
man's stand utIthe Mahachemo hotel
during the illness of AItlIIII l’cmson.
lobn Kelly, aged eighty years, a vet.
man at the Soldiers.‘ Home in Nora
ton, died at that institution this mom
I log. The tuner"I V.Il will be held tomor-
Iow afternoon. , - I
. -~lIIIrge Roe Shad 40c each. Blue:
. Fish, 8c lb. Hayes'. j I
II red E. Britten, pr Michigan will ad-
dress the Prohibition Alliance of N01»
walk, Wednesday cvcnin May 7, at
Si. Peter 5 (Shawn, South Norwnlk.
Public cerdlally Iinvited. ~
The. Ladies! Temperance society. oi
Sthoseph’s Church, will hold a meet
ing next Tuesday night. At that time
all matters pertaining to the. card par»
ty held recently willb‘c settled. .
-For ‘.Sat &' Mom, special prices
given on our new and cornplete line of
Ladies Muslin IUnderwoar. M.
Smith & Co‘ . ‘
Martin Kellogg will have charge of
the prayer and prai5e meeting in the
lpworth parlor of the Norwaik Metho
dist Church, tomorrow morning at
9. 3i) o'.clock Everybody is invited.
Over twenty five per cent. of the
property lost and advertised in The
Sentinel has has turned to the own
$.ers If anion he
want. to get itibac have the Sentinel
“ii—Dr M 8. Reach, comic! and Inn-nu
can be consulted in the parlors o! the
Mahackemo Hqtel, on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between hours oi! 1 and 5
p. m. and daily hetweo 9 had 12 a.
m 6 and 9 p; In at 515 Fairdeld ave
IIuo, Bridgepo ,- Eyes examined and
diseases treat
" Manager Green. of the Owl Athletic
Club in Danbury, is expected in South
Norwalk today to arrange for a boxing
bout between Howard, Smith, better
‘ known as "Black Tom Sharkey," and
John (“Dutch") Monahan‘. '
Patrick slattery. tor a long time clerk
tor Butcher Fred W. smith, at Main
street, Norwalk resigns his position
‘ ._ tonight, to accept a position as clerk in
the SOuth Nonalk star of the New
1 will enter
game of- ball ya
the lot in Woodward av no, the for.
‘ a ct 20VV to
I 3.
had bigger and better playe s. . . _
‘ service of the Ep-
charge 01 "the me‘
“IsdPr‘ayer a Necessity
‘Price all! at it home
‘ of at the chord
V confined to his
Viniiammatory rheumatism.
l mysteriously 'disappcatcd
S. enjoyed themselves.
I, the prodigal.
all: I
‘ The schooner "Kate McGovern" is at
Raymond Erothers' dock with a load of
anthracite. coal
WSelfopening UmbrellIIs :1. O’Brien.
The Trinity Cadets will drill in Mu
sic hall ns‘x't Thursday evening instead
. Lester byatb 14 Cross Street is
mliothouse Lettuce. 10c head. llayes'
'l‘he new choirs of the different
for the next year. tomorrow. .
Then} in II nIIIIk down sale. on all
Iladlea' suits at the Reliable
atom. 1105 Main street, llrldgspoit
I Arbor day was celebrated at; the
Nmtb West school yesterday. with a
program or racitatlons and songs.
"Special sale Cottage Curtains and
l’mtlerea full size, very handsome.
$125 and 81. 75 pr.: also all prlceh and
colors Window (holding and Rug
Fringed. .M. S. Smith & Co. I
An important meeting of the South
Norwalk Outing Club will be held
Monday evening, at Hotel Hamilton.
The game at ball between the cigar-
makers of the town has been postpon-
ed to next Saturday on account of the
rain.
The Union Veterans’ Union will hold
a meeting this evening in James L'-
Hemmedieu s office in Washington
street. . ,
-~New Yeoman, at 0‘ Brian’s.
Frault Merriam; of South Main street.
is assisting for a few days at the New
York Grocery Company's South Nor~
walk store.
. Mra W. F. Ambler, ol' Rowaytou, will
hing at the Daricn JougI-cgationai
Church. tomorrow, licginningb year‘s
engagement.
Have you seen the forty—eight cent
negligee ahlr'isflat the‘Sellcck stores?
They are beauties. ’l‘lIcy haven largo
line of bolts. V
~4}lIoicc Fowls 15c lb. llayes'.
The 's‘hciament of the Lord' 3 SuppIII
and the reception of members will take
place at-the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, tomorrow
The litre of Turkish cigarettes kept
by Whel'plcy & Clark. the tobacco deal-
ere, at the corIIIeI 01‘ South Main and
Washington streets, is complete.
The Sunday school TIlniiy
Church will have morning {prayer in
the chuIch on Sunday, May llth at
tor which the rogului seesion will be
held. ' ' I
The NoIIwalk police have beep asked
has
bio
who
from
8118.. aged eighteen years.
homo.
—~ Union Label Cuba. 0‘ lhion’ .
Mr and Mrs. William J. Garrison.
wellknown for their ability as acutms
coming direct to Nonalk from New
Orleans. They will reside at Present
at their home in Winfield street East
Norwalk.
Miss Elizabeth 1 Tolies entertained
bur Sunday school class of boys of the
South Norwnlk Congregational Church.
at her home in lI‘airfleld avenue, last
evening. Diderent kinds of games weIc
played, and the youngsters thoroughly
Supper was serv-
ed.
The Consolidated Railroad Company
issued a general order yesterday. noii~
lying conductors to not purchase sum—
mer uniforms until further orders.
Several employee will be set back by
York to Beaten. which will be inaug-
urated this month“ .
A drunken man was saved from no
lag underneath the wheels III a train
at the Norwaik railroad station this
mind of an employee of Expressinan
L J. Reynolds. The fellow at rted
pulled in. but tool: so much ti
tIain had started. He tried to get
aboard the moving train but was push
ed back.I Had he not been he would
undoubtedly met the same fate as
Wilton man at this station a. tow years
dig
II full at the Norwallt Congregational
hurch tomorrow evening The Ora:
torio ivlth the exception of two or
three choruses. is well withina the
reach of a well-drilled and campetent
quartet, and the Selections which de
mand numbers for their proper vocal
choir . .
text of the Oratorio is entirely Scrip“ ’I
Itural and that the audience may on-
parable in musical
will be provided giving the we do in
tall. The musical setting or a mas
te'r- musician is of large assistance in-
. making clear the meaning of the well.
1
Imus; but ever remarkable story
W. GROVE. I
'5 It“
naiah treat ,
ems with an attack 91“
churches will enter upon their duties ,
('loab . .
to be on: thc‘lookout for o Norwalh ;
youug'ni‘un named Simeon ii. Steplr '
have returned from a tqu in the south I I
reason .of the through runs from New “ ‘
merning by the timely presence of I
down the station stairs When i. 5 Iain ‘
e that I
when he arrived on the platform the ,
lay the presentation or the laminar-‘-
form pro ems _
We can clothe him as yen like t".
see him clothed in' clothed that was“
the way good clothes should. at a .
coat within your means. Are not ‘
these good Ioasona for bringing your
boy here for his clothes
Yoko Norfolk suits are, the thingi
this your ioI'boya. 3 to 12 years. A
great colic ion of them here, 82.50410 - L
57.50. I . I . '
Sailor lliouae Suits are silli "in 11‘? .
though, no IIIIIe they are, $2. 50 to $5. 00.
Munnlsh Suite to tickle boys fromIil
to iii years, salts with real vests. in all"
‘ the latest fabrics, at $3.50 to 58.00.
For young follows 15 to 19 years.
regular tailored stilts in striped flannel
and oheviots and neat mixtures, 38.00
to $12.00.
We dou’ t stop at suits for boys. Ev. ‘
erytblng good that boys : wear but 9
shoes made right and sold right.
South Norwalk Store, I4 56th Main Street
Norwalk Store, Masonic Buildup:
Comstocklros
' food and grain business. _
I It not: our smut! vo ariamlonfl
the prices
Buy cars THAT’S CLEAN. ’ ‘
PICTURES IN COLORS
’ By Henry Hutt
' I I i . . I I .
The question of purity and cleanliness
I: certainly the most important one In the ‘4
We stand alone in the quality and
purity of our grain and the 10:119.” of
A netoi‘lour repIodIIotions printed in colors. Eaih picture 12 It 16
inches, on module 19 II 21.1’rico for sat at four pictur in when,
$3 00 net, Singly $I do not
Wm. P. Beers,.
, , BOOKSEL’LER. STATIONER. ENGRAVEN.
49 Wall street. ‘ ‘ \
Norwilic Soon.
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"It Pays to Trade”
1: Ouston 5
WE RELIABLE CLOAK STORE
A Marlo Down Sale of all our Fine Tailor Made Suite offers you an ex-
oeptional chance to buy one of our H igh Class suite at a lower price than
interior ones can be purchased elsewhere.
I)“
522 50 Suite new '. ...... ‘
$25.00 Suits now
- ..... 'o‘n-ll‘ptt-‘I..ovo
...
' 31250 suns new
{1.5.00 Suits now ' .......... . ..... ...... ...........
III-50 Suits now ..... I
“‘3'
37.50
59-95
$12.50
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Inn-I.-
315. all
.. $17. 50
I I
‘ Brooklyn, formeply of Norwalk.
~ hor's in Main
the United Hat
, appropriate to the" cars
5;. Frank ll. inlay, gf
“Hammad ....
I crunch mm
~ V HOT WATER.
I Mp 045
I, FITTING
3 Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper 'I
and Zinc. I
50 South Main Street. ,
South NorVwIIlk, Conn.
'l‘cieplllne: 122-8.
LIIIIII News LLIPS.
”not; Connery. of Georgetown. was
a visitor in Norwalk today. ‘
The ladies' tailored suite at the
Boston store. are being sold at half
price.
Henry Thomas has taken a posi
tion in the herbal shop of Rolla Black
in Edmond avenue. . .
Mr and Mrs A 0. Ounce. of Eliza
both and Water streets, are the proud
parents of a hay boy.
Lincoln Council. No 4. 0 ii. A M”
held a regular meeting. last night. and
conferred the inltlatory dchee.
Consult the ad. of the Bridge I‘ish
market in today‘s issue and see what
arrived by express at 1: :30 o‘clock.
Cheater GIiii'in and a [Hand from—....
Bridgeport. drove to Norwalh water—..—
diay afternoon and called upon rela-
veg . IIII .
The newly organized toamstcrs of
South Norwalk will hold II meeting.
Monday night ,at the barber shop of
Gustave ‘Pitzer.
Commencing today and continuing
during the summer the Lookwood Man—
ufacturing Company' 5 plant will close
Saturdays at 3: 45
At the meeting of Douglas Fowler
,‘ Post. G. A. R next Monday night. a
committee to arrange for Memorial
tiny. will be named
Ml‘ and Mrs, coma e. wane or
are
spending II few days at Mrs. Mary Por—
' ,"' N.orwalk
ce- president and
kllthel. treasurer of
III' on business can-
M or“ II Lawl
James Maher.‘
ssoelation are in
South Norwallt‘ "
. nected with the} association.
Robert Weston; was arrested today
by (”blot of Politic iliadiey charged
with IIIIIIIIIIIltiII'II“<'T Mrs. Chailes Mott.
Weston was ngollcd in the custody of
at 9 ocldck.
PI‘IICaptain Lynes has his ppster steam~
“Ida May" hauled out north of
Thompson & Colors for repairs. The
sheathing which‘ha‘s protected her duI-
lag the winter will be removed and
other repairs mIIde.
ThI.I postponed meeting of the chair-
men at the different young people's so-
cities. of the. South Norwaik Congrega~
tional Church; will be held Monday
night. at the residence of Miss Daisy
Disbroa, in West avenue
Monday‘ls known in the church cal-
coder as Ascension
at Trinity Episcopal Church, in the
evening. The. boy and Friday Alter.
noon choirs willre'nder special music
Tribe. 1. 0.‘ R. M... of Norwalk. eon~
{erred the adoption degree on six cam.
didates. The Haymakers at their meet,
Ving captured a couple of tramps in the
barn yard. and put them through the
tortures of learning to make hay.
kct ball tea held In practicegame yes-
terday at Lil
East avenue. The young ladies ‘say
they will not play Miss Ferris' team
again until they can win The bitter
taste has won every game so far piay~
e ‘ l .
avenue East Norwalh mother of Wil-
llam R. Gilbert, the Washington street
Norwalk Hospital, yesterday afternoon.
MI-s. Gilbert is of mature years. and
has been hollering with a broken hip
. for a long time. . .
The criminal court of common pleas
will come in with a jury next Tuesday.
‘ at Bridgeport, with Judge John H
' Light on the bench. Deputy Sher-if!
John W. Sculley is summoning the jur-
ors today. Those from the town of
Norwalk are. Wallace Dean ad Oscar
W Raymund Newton H rofoot and
Edgar T Bates have been drawn tram
Dorian. There will two appealed
(‘hiof Eradlcy until Tuesday morning,
v and services .
aion will be held ”
' At its meeting last night. Cockcnoe
Miss Julia Holden Lockwood's hae-
ss Lockwood'a home in
Mrs. William Gilbert, 01’ 20 Pleasant
bridge shoemaker, was taken to the .. "
Our collectltm oi aIyell Back Suits for men was
than at the present time. it represents the result of III ‘
hard work on our part to helect torIyou what we know ,
values at each price quoted that can be tonnd in this ataté
can fit you to perfection in any style that you may select. .
55.50 37.50 taco 53.59 $10.00 $12.00 315.00 5110.50
BOYS’ SUITS ...
Young America In harder on his clothes. we holiday"
boys of any other nationality; and, consequently, special on
sary in the preparation of .thelr garments; not only must hpl
the toughest obtainable, but the seams must be strong y
each moment reinforced in every possible way., These,
‘acteriatics oi the garments we offer you, but the Prices are no
. ly Low when you consider these important features; .
N. B.--Another lot of air ships. One given with each at
It is only necessary to visit our HABERDASHERY
part of the.country, yet our prices are not more than
charge for greatly interior qualities
blink» Ina
98 Washington Street,
.50. NOVRWAVLK.
4a and so we
NORWA
Butter is lower. Remember there
is butter and butter so called. VYou
can get the genuine. made only from
Ico‘ws' milk here, 30c lb.
0f Cereal Compounds there appears
a new crop every month. One or the
latest is Malta Vita. Try it. 150 paele
age. ‘
Small Potatoes, perfect in quality,
but. small. 20c peck.
’ Small Home oi line quality; Will
weigh roIn 7 to 9 pounds. 15c lb.
Bacon AImoure Star Bacon. 17c lb.
mgunned Pears large can good pears
Now is the time these goods should
5c.
Shaw’ 5 Vanilla
a peculiar and individna
be found elsewhere
counting for tastes and
“different sorts on tern is
Waiveu Pays ~
Some travelingr iakir tor tampering
eyes when you can have a thorough sol
examinailon Free a If glasses are use
Will be furmshed at the lowest price It
with quahty.
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» I sUiT 0F WOMAN LAWYER.
A motion that Judgment be reopen.
ed in the case or Susan C O'Neill vs:
Mary E. Wright Smith and that tip. ~
delendant be allowed to appear am
(intent! was argued- by Attorney New
ton, of New Haven, in the Superio
Court in Waterbury, yesterday Mrs
Smith. the defendant in this action, 1:,
the well- known Bridgeport woqu
who lost all faith in men and employ
ed female lawyers to represent he.
bu her lengthy litigation At the con‘
clusion or her legal work she retusei :
to pay the amount charged by her a)
tomeys, and there the matter rests
Miss O’Neil is trying to secure th.
payment for her lam-vices It‘s oattOme: _.
for the lurker part of years
Judge Robinson and Mr Newton wen
regarding the opening of the teams
the superior court in Waterbury”? ‘
honor finally decided that the Fe m: ic
dry, term had been closed and t ‘
drape
Articles or corpomt .
Waithnusen
Id'. The ilrm is e
W Hoyt. J‘olmIH
niches! Masseuse
“ .term was not yet opened and the mat
I here went over until next week ._
NORDABY'S CA8
canny
.: BRIDGEPOE'II M vocation
U ,daby. oi: Strattord who was
yesterday it M t
Norwalk Chronicler