. tendauceo r.'i‘l1e public cordially invit.
Phone I39 5
At Lane is
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run in than
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9 It's really, unnecessary to say
' anything morc‘about them for
you well know it means higheat
quality possible.
51WASH1NdToN STREET.
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1 Kabaosa imcampmont of Norwaik;
will wo1k thc tiret degree this even-
tug
Comsiock Brothers me 80111118 "all idays issue at the Boston Store are
Sehalfner it Mart clothing Read the
ad.
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——Colby’e Ice Cream. 60 Wall St.
The llowland Dry Goods Company!
has a sale on ‘imsieiy that is a rare:
(halite. ;
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A new maiket is uiioltiy to be open-
. ed in Main street, Nor,walk by a 01111
bury man. i
A. J Collins, of A J Colins & Com- ‘
pany. was in New York on business
ycsieiday
ii. S, Rood, the jeweler. in having:
new water pipes placed in his real-I
dance in i1‘11iriieid avenue.
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"The Fair sheets and ka and:
Wine Norwuik, will play ball, Sntui
day afternoon,in_tl1eioti11 r1111 street.
i
The roadvat the jioot of Springl
Hill is being widened and imp1ov- i
ments are being made in Rival-Iside'
a1e11ue.I _ I . . l
A cciililcaie of inc‘orpmatiou [1115‘
been filed with the secretary of thoj
state bv the 1. Many Athletic Club of
Dr ldgcpot t ,
——Leu\e your order for Lobsters
Saturday, at l-laycs's. tic lb. i
The flags on several of the manu-
f: 11 torlee and buildings of the town!
1119111 at half mast, in memory of the '
ltae Admital Sampson.
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William A. .Clark; of thc v-firm of
thlplcy .& Cialk, has opened the bi
(ycla, eenaon with a bran new bioy cte
suit that is a stunner.
The liarstrom Schobl Baseball team .
and Yale team, had supper at the Ho.3
tel Ciiil’oid last night. There were
twenty- one in the party
The ladies of St Paul' a parish 11in
aivc 11 bllthday social this evening in
the basement of the chapel in Berke
icy street. A program has been fire .
pared fot the occasion.‘
A reception will he tendered to the
Rev gLewie K. Moore pastor of the
Norwalk Methodist Church, at the
church,‘vtomorrow evening. A very
pleasing program has been prepared.
Conductor James Heating. of Dan-
bury. has been, transferred to New .
York. His run now will be the Pitts
field express from New Yark to Dan-
bury. , He will move his family to
New Yerk, 56011.
——A social smoker will be tendered
the int. 001' School students Thurs
day night May 8th. at Mystic Chain
'ilali. speakers“. from Hartford and
New Haven Good orchestra in at-
ed to attend.
Manager.
A. E. Tucker, Local
'Mrs A. C. Cuneo remains in a criti-
. cal condition at her home in Water
" street.
A trained nurse is in atten‘d-
once an the physicians in charge
held a orientation yesterday The
patient is. if anything, slightly better
today. > '
The Arlen Singing Societies of South
. Norwnlk and Stamford. intend to unite
‘ and hold a picnic Sunday afternoon.
May 18. in Stroebel's park, Darlen, the
money to go rd: paying catpenses
' of the” State Spengertest‘. ‘A meeting
will be held at 410' clock, Sunday after-
; noon, in Arlen hall. for the purpose of
making arrangements
A fine piano-.111 Battles Brothers.
for 1 the South Norwalk IfBaptie‘l;
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[attack of scarlet feve1.
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his tenant illnea .
Fifty teachers will tuke,1lin11cr at
Hotel Clifford tomorrow.
A cargo of frenh fish has just arriv
ed at the Public Market. .
Mrs. Mead. of Mott avenue, Norwalh.
‘m
continues til at her‘ home.
'i‘. J Magner is closing out the bci
ance of the music in his store.
”Mi—m.
Mrs.
in li‘niiilehi avenue, with illnese.
1.. H. Decker advertises for paint~
are in today's issue of The Sentinel.
In today's issue can be found the
teport of the condition of the City Nu
tionnl Bank.
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The Matinee Whilst Club iu in ecs-
lictta in Norwalk.
éliali dame. Saturday. It & C vs.
Iiddgcwoodu, of New Haven,
Field 3 r 30.
M1. and Mm. [Fabian (l.Sodorut.111m
Iof llayiiow avenue are the proud par
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The toilet goods advmtiaod in to
Ithe very best in the market.
01in H. Youngs, Jr., of Livingston
lPlnce has taken a position as book-
keeper for a large manufactuiing con.
corn in Bridgeport
A child of Mr. and Mrs. Punhmcrc,
of ltoton Hill, is lecovming from an
The house
has been quarantined.
The otllccrs of the Norwalk Fire Co
,paitment will hold an adjourned meet
ing at the headquarters of Phoenix E1
gine Company in Main street to talk
'ovcr inspection day matters.
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There is some important news role»
itive to ready-to-wear garments, 11111111
1111 tailo1'-111ude units, jackets. separate
skirts and summer wrappers in the
1111 of .i. A. Hialop & Company. in to
"day a issue.
The drawing for the chub for the
benefit of Lady Jennings Lodge Shep
herd: of Bethlehem was held last
night. The lucky number, 42l wax-1
fheld by Chance Johnson 11 ileuly
st1 cot. South No1 walk.
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——-New Potatoes title {4; pit.llay1-n1'e.
The Ladios’ Aid Society of the Fuel
Methodist Chu1cl1 held 11 meeting ice
terday aite1 noon at the home of Mrs
fJumos A. Brown. in South Main street
Only routine business was ti unsucied.
after which social hour was spent.
An important melting of the Clarke
Protective Association will be held this
evening in hillt‘a hall. in South Main
Street. The object of the session in to
organize permanently. (hgnnizcr John
J. O'Neil of Bridgeporn will be pres-
cut.
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Street Commissioner Martin Kol-
logg has a force of men at work do;
tributing the “crushed stone which 111'-
rived by barge in the harbor yester-
day. Wail street received a dressing
of the trap rock this morning. on the
macadam part of the thoroughfare.
«~Dr. M. S. Rosen, ocuiist and aurist
Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and h
p. m..'and daily hetwen 9 and 12 n
on, 6 and 9 11. 111,111 1115 Falrfleid ave.
one, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseasep treated.
ISouth Norwalk Congregational Church
Father‘s Care. The familymecti'ng of
‘ the church at 8 o'clock will include I
the study of Paul's letter to Colosmans
and Philen1on,; end will be conducted
The bn‘l game between the married
and single cigar‘makera of the town‘.
scheduled for last Saturday and poet-
poned on account of, the rain. will be
played on Saturday afternoon.
place for the game will be decided to
day“ Fied Pitze1 is captahi for the
married men. while Harry Waterbury
xiii do the honors for the unmarried
oys. *2 1' .
invitations were issued yesterday
£01 an informal dance to be given by
the graduate‘a of Over River High
school Tuesday evening May 20 in
Lockwood' 9 Hall. A small number of
invfattona has been sent out and the
affair will be quite select. The mean
here of the class this year are Misses
Jesme Poyvez. Elsie Cummings Eva
Gregory and Horace Gray
The commencement exercises of
High do] will be held in Music hall
11 MI .1 .
: cummiugs of Over River schol secre- '
" tary and Misc Jessie Gerard. or South
NorwaikUtreaeurer. Professor Bernie,
f
has rdco vero‘d from
.eonard is confined to her home
sion this afternoon with Miss Cima
Decker
can be consulted in the parlors of the .
The Young People‘d” meeting in tho I
tonight at 7:39 o'clock'wiii be 112d by Ii"
Miss Elizabeth 1. Tolles; subject, The
by the pastor? ltevsPahl M.~Strnyei'. i
The
thirty scholars of the Norwaik town ,
11 other epIutkers
Clothiii'g
Sold 111 This cm .
Hart, Schaffner ‘8: Mart clothing re.
semhice in every respect the very fin-
est inalie-tomcasure Clothing and 811'.
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cry garment Iin
style. it is made from those exclu-
nivc t‘abrice identical with materials
The
pilice is half what your tailor would
shown by hlglrprlccd tailors.
ask for gurmcniu equal in style and
quality.
MEN'S SUITS, $12, $15, $16, $18, $20.
Hats and Furnishings oi the
Latest and Best.
,_, 111111111 Bros.
South Norwaik Store. l4 South Main Street.
Norwaik Store, Ma§onic Building.
Telephone call 32I- 2. South Norwaik store.
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The question a! purlty and cleanliness
I: certainly the most important one In the
feed and grain business.
It not: our exclusive attention. I
We stand alone In the quality and
purify at our grain and the tarmac: of
the prices . .
BUY oars THAT‘S CLEAN. ,
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Drop a postal or give 111: a call and no will deliicr your paper mowing
Wm. P. , Beers,
. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
49 with street. I _ 1 Norwalk Conn.
”A . iii—'Lt PS to Trade”
THE RELIABLE CLOAK STORE
A Mar-known Sale of all our 11 in e Tailor. Made Suits offers you an ex
ceptional chance to buy one of our High Class Suits at a lower price than
inferior ones can be purchased elscw‘ here. '
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$12.50 Suits now 57150
115.00 Suits now. ............... . ........ 59.95
31750 Suite 110111.... . ..... I 1 412.811
322.50 Suits n'ow ..................... 315111
32500 Suits now. ...... .1. $17.60
'3" Car tare 01155. 00 purchases or over. ,
Bridgeport Ii05MamSt
of‘“
. oil’s smoker.
;: . heard to good advantage in comedy
pinging. Mr. Wilson makes a specialty
‘ly'rnakead
Hank ll. 111111
IND GAS
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Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper ;,
' and Zinc.
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South Norwalk. Conn.
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Captain Eph. Merritt launched his
new twenty- six foot bout this morn-
ing. ‘
Telephone:
Mics Ada F‘oote is gradually recover-
ing from an attack of nervous prostra-
tion at her home in Spring street.
Martin Spahr. of Watel' street.
went hunting this afternoon. He said
that he was going to shoot bull frogs.
.iamcae Conroy. of llrockton, Maria.
is in South Norwalk on business. He
in stopping at the Mahackemo Hotel.
Rollo Black secretary of the local
Barber'a Union in in N01 walk this of
thrown on business pertaining to the
union.
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Mrs. Adam Singer, of South Main
street. returned yoatcrdny afternoon
from her visit with relatives at Uri
tinge, N. ‘1'.
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bell. of Woodward avenue. is in 11111-
icu spending two weeks with Mrs
Howard Sluueon.
South Norwaik Conclave, improved
Order of Heplaeophs. held a regular
meeting last. night. and transacted
the routine business.
The residences of W. A. Brennan and
A. ’l‘. Merriam. in Woodward avenue
' and South Main street. are being con-
nected with the gas main.
Mrs. George llillson. of Barnum are
11110, Bridgeport arrived this afternoon
to he the guest of her g1 and daughter.
Mrs. S. R. Hamilton, in Railroad Place.
13.. F. chron, of New York. editor
of the [latter and Furrlcr, is in South
Norwnik stopping at the Mabncketno
ilotcl. He will sail for Europe next
week.
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The pupils of the North Center
school are being vaccinated this after-
noon. Therc are about twenty-live
eases. Dr. Higgins is to assist Dr.
Tracey.
The Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union will hold its regular week-
'ly meeting. Friday at 3 o'clock, with
the president. Mrs. William Law.
rence. 9 Quintard avenue
The picnic committee of the ital-
ian‘ Independent Society held a meet-
ing last night and made further or
rangements for the picnic to be held
on the fair grounds. Decoration day.
Haven and Bridgeport. yesterday. in.
New Haven he did a couple of elec-
trical jobs in Bridgeport he did some
business with the American Crapho
phone Company
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naphtha launch Laura '1‘. to Frederick
Siebert of Yonkers. N. Y Mr Slobert
will be in town shortly to take the
boat to his home.
“Jack" Dunleavy the former crack
ball player of TbeNorwaiks. was in
town yesterday,.for a short'stay, shak-
ing handswlthold friends. He is at
present located in Northern New York
state. playing at his old trade.
Lester Hunt. of South Main street.
who was recently discharged from the
Norwaiic Hospital, utter an operation.
will leave Saturday for a visit in upper
New York state, for the benefit of his
health. He will visit relatives in Troy.
Oberlin and other places.
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Harry Damon and Ernest Wilson. the
will appear tonight at Sherman Coun-
Mr; Damon'isnn excel~
lent buck ‘and wing dancer. and is
of dancing :1 d the two will undoubted-
M hit. ~ . 1
nun-duh.
Point Monday morning. were laid at
' rest in the town farm burying ground
i an, morning vi
the removal of
I 1' G. S.
mourncr. . ‘Presl o
50 South Main Strut. '
Jeweler A. S Paris was in New“
Dr F. B. Baker of Fort street ‘Ea‘st
Norwalk. yesterday sold his handsome ~ ='
rising young minsheis of the town, '
, The-M1111: of the unknown woman .
_. who wan round on the beach at Baton1 I.
mono solitary 4
North '_
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. BELTS. 115. 511.15 51.10
Our collection of swell sack Suite for men was .11
than at the present time.
hard work on our part to select for you what We know to
values at each price quoted that can he found 111‘ this 11th
can fit you to perfection inkany style that you Iay select.
$8.50 37.50 1300‘ c1150 $10.00 $12.00 31.00 c1530,
BOYSl SUITS
Young America in harder on his clothes, we beltcv
boys of any other nationality; and, consequently, special car
nary in the preparation oxhelr garments; not only must the, (I
the toughest obtainable ut the seams must be strongly .
each garment reinforced in eve ry possible way. These are t
acteristica of the garments we offer you but the Prices are 811 iii“ ‘
i y Low when you consider these important features.
N. B.—--Another lotof air ships. One given with each cut ‘
it is only necessary to visit our HABERDASHERV = ‘0;
MENT to realize that we have the most fashionable‘Coiloctio: .
small articles necessary for a gentleman’s dress ever abo' '
part. of the country, yet our prices are not more than others.
charge for greatly inferior qualities.
Our 32 Hat ll equal to what an exclusive hatter will ch rg
Selluk 'ivPriu, Willis H Sill.
'98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall‘St
so. NORWALK. NORWAL'
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At The Medel Grace
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Butter is lower. Remember there ‘ he in demand, scarce as‘ good?
is butter and butter so called You Pot Cheese, fresh eve
can get the genuine made only from 511.
cowa' milk here, 30c lb. Shaw’ 3 Vanilla, fit/e
Of Cereal Compounds there appears strength of other vanilla
:1 new crop every month. One 'of the Try it ' ‘
latest in Malta Vita. Try it. lilo pack Tear—Our Black and Mix"
age. a peculiar and individual in.
Small Potatoes, perfect in quality. be found elucwheretorfir "
but small 200 neck. known to me. wnue'the
Small Hams of fine quality. Will counting for tastes .and the"
weigh from 7 to 9 pounds. the lb. different sorts of tea is no if
Bacon. Armcur' 5 Star Bacon. 1711 lb 1 use of one pa1ticuiar kind '
Canned Pears large can good pears,; ‘expect to suit everyhod ‘
10c. suit a. good many. If you
Now is the time these goods should tea, come to me, 140. qt.; 55b
Lorenzo le‘
Will You Pay
Some inn/clingr iakir tor tampering with
eyes when you can have a thorough scienti
examination Free r if glasses are n'eede“ the
Will be furnished at the lowest price consis
with quality.
0. B. JACKSON
QRADUIATI OPTIOIAIN
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CONCRET
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a HRTIFLCI‘L :3,
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Walks Recovered. curbs Reset. Gutter“ 3
days after your furnace IS out of commission. Our
flame Cannel fills thisi’want. You will require such
amount that it will not be found expensive, and th
:7 much comfoan it that you will be glad you
. We will honor your orders for any quantity, L
large—a 11113111191 a toIn‘. , '
: ing‘u session '11:
stitilté 111w... announced” that the An.
‘ drgw Carnegie wscholarshlpa for this
city had be‘oba
ball. or New York. to 111
been. to in
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Norwalk Chronicler