2 22‘ are delicrous
Extrsdoyyoinorrow ll? ':
Coffee Cream
hi WASHINGTON STREET.
9 moor
“ ” ThaNdW 'Ytrrk Groom‘s” ctmprmy
5° L; r « rL-Iir L ihilainadp another big oht on groceries.
Svec Brdthora' prce eztra‘iblayed at a
dance In Westpoi‘t. last night. .
Special May devotions were held
In St. Mary's church. last evening. 1
‘ whom and Golf Caps. O'Brien.
Theodore Byxbee haabeen engaged
as delivery clerk for Charles E. Sey-
See the ad.
The barge “Garret" Is unloading a
wuao‘n's' Point. .2
~Watches, clocks. silverware below
cost at Jadkson' a Aiictlon. v
The DMM. Bead Company has a line
has of water Iiit'e'rs and coolers. See
what the ad. says. ‘
You can mix Langmuir & Martinez tomorrow at M. F. Ackerman' s. 31
paints in twa minutes. It can be pro Main street Norwaik.
cured at LComstock Watkins It Dow.
Percy Keyworth came up from and underwear sale. The large ad.
Brooklyn yesterday and will spend a wiIILtell you about it. '
short vacation at his home In Grove -Chickens,1tic m, Hayeg'_
street.
If you are not getting results from be held Sunday afternoon from his
.your advertising. there is something late home in France street.
wrong, and you should consult the ad- '
Vertising manager of The Sentinel, at ole riders are contemplating a run to
once. 1‘ :‘j’jp 1L :Ls W: L ‘ LL
The night men 2at the South Norwstlk The Norwalk Golf Club team will go
railroad stations have organized a to Sound Beach tom row erno 11
baseball team. William J. Muivlhill and play the team “film. pffla °
has been chosen captain. The team
was out- tddayf practising
The entire teaching force of the Sunday afternoon at. 3: 30 o'.clock
South Norwalk Union school district.
who made application for rpappoint-
L most. have eon engaged in their re-
epcctive posi Ions ldr' another year.
-—-Ths latest Spring Derbies.O'Br-len Paper Napkins 50’: a“ sizes Lunch
On account of the coal strike busi-
nose at Wilson“ 3 Point is comparative-
ly quiet at present; A gentleman em-
ployed at the Point said this morning
that coal was quoted at $8 a ton yes- E' K St JOhn' of S" John avenue.
ter day in New York.
Jehn Cockcrham, oi rig for M H.
Glover is getting a ll bf the mer~
chants of South Norwalk.‘ who will
. Ing Company' 8 water car was out yes _
“1°38 Memorial Day. Already all the terday sprinkling the tracks In South ’
shoe stores. clothing stores and sev-
eral of the grocery firms have express-
ed their willingness to’ close.
-—Fine cut glass ware being sacri-
iiced at Jackson's Auction.
The members of Buckingham Host
and the Woman's ReliefCorps will
assemble at the post rooms .in Wall
street Saturday evening and march in
“ a body to Grace Church Where the rec
tor, Rev. J. McClure Bellows will
preach a Memorial Day service _
John A. Montgomery has purchased
the lunch wagon b‘ nose; of James H.
Stanton on Kiond Park and has
purchased a new we 11 in Massiichu-
setts. .The old whgon will be taken to
Jamaic. Mpg“ Island; Where ML: and” peri and painting Lg, John W. Beattyn
Mrs. S anton will in future reside.
Hunford Jones and Elliott Farr,
teamsters employed by irving Lock
wood 6’; Companytrefused to work one
day this week and both received their
discharge. The new day Jones went
to work for :l‘ruckm‘an William
Thompson, but FWh‘as readmod' his
work with the coal company.
-—-N_ew Youmanmtfl’flrlen s. ,.
Rolls. Black received a letter from
Greenwich this morning, to the effect
that the Greenwich harbors would like
to affiliate with the coal Barbers Un-
ion in South Norwalrv There ‘sre not
sufficient harbors in Greenwich to
get a charter, so they are permitted to
affiliate with any other union. South
Norwalk is the nearest. ‘
An entertainment is. to be given In
the assembly roam 5b! the Franklin
school on Thursday evening May 29.
Admission is free, L'ths enly require
rnent being a ticket which can be pro.
curred of Principal William C. Facts
on application. There will be special
exercises in physical culture work un.
.der the direction i165 Miss Mandela}
Wolfe. Over 100 pupils will go through
’ scarfpwand' sud Indilln‘ club drills. The
admission by" ticket is for the reason
that there are only obout 300 Spots In
‘theha limb. ..... .. A.-.
r ace Cream Soda. five cents. at F.
Sebm‘edes.‘
Several at it Codi companies in
town hayLe‘ illtl magmas at present
and in a large degreh they attribute It
to the coal strike in Western Pennsyl-
yet arrived and there
of getting any as Io
continues: Chateau
' 2 Saints whenever they point. The Long
You can get strawberry short-cake
flour in packages at twenty costs at
the Model Grocery.
Joseloif is selling sugar cured shoul-
ders for 10.“ cents per pound. Other
goods In proportion.
' Special sale of trimmed hats begins
The Boeton store In having a hosiery
The funeral of Peter H Westonw“.
Several Norw’alk long distance bicy-
Patersdn- New Jersey, Sunday.
ILRcvhJ. L.- Guernsey, of Darlen. will
preach Iii the West Norwalk Chapel
~Special for Sat at Mon. from Kit
cheri Dept. 125 Butter Dishes and
cream Pitchers. 6c ea: 20 styles
Tumblers. 25c don; Shelf Papers and
Boxes. M S Smith & Co.
Thomas F. Belden. of Philadelphia
has he‘cn the guest of his sister Mrs.
Olsen has a special lot of men s and
75 cents. but be Is selling them at 49
Tire Connecticut Railway and Light
Norwalk.
James Murphy of Fair street, so}:
. walk has left do employ of Andrews
8: Smith He expects to go out of
town to work
Tire charter for the Teamsters“ Un-
Lon has arrived and a meeting will
e held tomorrow for the purpose of
organizing permanently.
The Trinity Cadets held a drill last
night on the church lawn. Many peo
ple- watched em. and they went
through the mo manta wall.
{plop La. La. O'Brien . .
you are thL gigs! making any
hour. Improve ‘iii the line of pri-
wouldLIike to figure on the job.
It is expe t t the Winur'psuks
and the NorWfiWill play a practice
Lgame tomorrow afternoon on the Nor-L
walk Fair Grounds, the game being at
3 o‘.clock if played. > _
Jeweler A. S. e ris has the Dorlon
Point regulatormv ich‘ was damaged
in the fire. In running order. The
twenty- dye pounds of mercury has not
been répl‘dced yer.
H. M. Zehender', of the Harstrom
school left yesterday afternoon for
LawrencevlJlle N. J. where he attend
Have you seen the truckmeu' s scale
of prices? They are In today’ s is'sue.‘
4 cargo of cool for Job, Ldi.‘ Ferris atr-
boys tennis shoes in. They are worth .
rdlnsry—Lac
. LLLfiraked a
buy yd
cl“
r-Ics. ,
... L‘niis look.
. L In in great favor man Who would 2,3
not think of wearing a‘ Nortole
Inst season ha‘rl'e chanted their.
minds, they see something distincd
tive In them. something out of the
use.
8
d)? Norfolk Suits for
difference where
. sortie stores are showing Norfoiks
that have no more style or charac
ter than a salt bag. L
It does not follow Warren our
Norfolks are out In the latest
style correctly tailored and per-
fect- -fltting that you pay mor'
them than elsewhere.
We show one line at
A hotter-Lilac at
$10. 00
The $8. 50 suits hhve euuuily Its
much style and tone as the better
grades, the only difference Is in
the quality of trlmmiugssnd fab-L
We display all the newest sum-
mer fabrics; many of them exclu-
slve; exciuslvenossi
Conistock Bros.
South Norwalk
Here never varies from the sale. high-
cualiiv standard; y’ei prices are as low
as can be quoted, except bv selling such-
trash as is never known here. The real
economy is the peculiar characteristic.
of the store. ,
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
,;;..',
MANUEL'T. IIATCH.
feature In
Itself that you don’t’ ant to over-
SPQR
Base Ball
40 Wall street.
BOOKSELLERL AND STATIONER.
LING 6.0st
WOT Irl
Intro Tennis Golf, PIIIQuPOIlQ
Eastman Caiheras. $1. 00 and upwards
Liberal discount on Premo and Poco Cameras:
wm P. Beers f.
lanolin Conn. ~
ed a dance last evening. He graduated
from a school in that place last year.
'--lc‘e creamy college ices, live cents.
at F. Schmedes.
‘Mrs.LRobert Sllcox "will have‘the pa-
pers for which the Junior members
of the Christian Endeavor :Society
have subsoribed in the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church Sunday,
noon. . r
The adjourned meeting of the ladies
of St. Paul’s parish for the purpose
of ipianning for colonial entertainment
at the residence Lrol‘ Rev. C. M Selleck
in East avenue during June “will be
held: Monday evenin} In the Berkeley
street chapel ., .
The Schoolinasters’ Round- Table of
Western Connecticut will hold a meet
ing in the Franklin school tomorrow
morning at it) o ’Lclock. ‘AltLerL the bus-
o‘er at ‘Hht‘el Clifford. Frederick S
Camp Is president and Principal Wil-
lism C. Foote. secretary. . L
7* any cHusca
contribution will be given a lib a1
quantity of the Longman It Marti ez
man & Martinez pilots have been sold
that-shy reduced to about $1. 26 per gai- .
Ion LL Fbuiidltifig not satisfactorily
moss is transacted all will take ding ‘
It Pays to Trade” .
It" Houstons
The Shirt .
Lam Store.
Tpday wLé place "omsalc the largest and 2fincst assortment of
Laundorsd and Wash Sills Shirt Waists over seen in Bridgephrt.
LAUNDERED WAISTS. 5 cc to $4. 95.
WASH SILK WAISTS. 23:. so to $5. 75.
3‘ Car tare on $5. 0L0 purchases or oyer.
'i
rt"
throughout the United States for the L
past tWentyseven years Every gallon
requires to be mixed with about it gal-
. Ion of linseed oil. This Is done in two
‘ minutes. and the cost of the phint Is -
Ion will be held
‘. Norwsik. at which!“ an opportunity
w.
Mr. Gibbons sent the dust and stated
~ that at the distance of: ninety miles.
f‘: (dust fell tweet -two tons to the acre.
LL Mr; Gibbons-
. PLUMBING.
' STEAM
Later warts.
imp all: ‘
;\ nrrmo.
Ii!l..‘~(
Sheet Iron“. Copper
and Zinc.
““l‘l‘f"
Local News Notes
The college ices at Lane's are de-
licious.
The sewer Job in Washington street,
willbe completed today. LL
The Bridge Fish Market has some
specials In today's lane for Saturday.
The Howland Dry 82; Company
has linen~coior wash ds. See the
F“- vi ' “4i.
—L-New Dunlap, at 0' Brien' s.
Miss Katie Hickey, of Grant street
Norwalk,1s the proud owner of a new
bicycle.
rr aw i
Job’s 2W Frazer. of New York. is in
_ South Norwalk, cellmgLLLLL on but menu
lecturers.
w“it was almost a in solo. Burddhk
Blood Bitters cured in of ‘a terrible
breaking out all over the body. I am
very grateful. " Mlsg Julia FlibridgLeL.
West Cornwall, Conny
A special meeting of the Italian
2 lndepndent Society. will be held next
Sunday afternoon. .
The funeral of Miss Mary Hands was
largely attended from St. Marys
Church. this morning.
H. W. White.- of the Federal Stock
and Grain Company. of Boston. is‘ In
South Norwnllt on business
' wFIne diamonds In Brooches ear
rings. studs and rings, at Jackson's
Auction.
Olive Branch Lodge No. 19. Knights
2 of Pythlas held a regular meeting last
night and transactedwroutlne business.
The single and married men of Old
Well Cigar Company will play ithelr
second game of ball tomorrow after
' 110011
Charles S. Trowhridge. of the box
firm of C S. Trowbrldge & Son. enter-
tained Beers Frost and E. Haas. of
Brooklyn. at the Mahsckemo Hotel,
L yesterday WI, gl , .
. *FOrequarfers LLamb. 12c lb. Hayes’
‘ Armory Hill has been closed toLthe
public so that the work of repairing
it CHEW“ 'It ”thought thaflt‘willr'
be finished by the- latter part of July.
Teams now go around .by Elm Great
The Boston more use Just received
a full line of window and door screens
lf-‘iyou need anything In this line you
could not do better than to look over
this stock Seeirho ad. for further In-
formation. L.
Tire Ancient Order of Hibernians
held a meeting ldst‘night In their hall
in“ Washington street. and receiypd the
proposition for membership from Ed-
ward Farrell. of the firm of Farrell &
*Mceker, II Water street.
‘—-—All the new things In Ladies' and
Children's Ribbed Underwear Hosiery
and Gloves at special prices. M. S.
Smith it Go
The. reception of the South Norwalk ‘
ins. promises to be one of the swellest
social affairs of the season. Wheeler a
Wilson’s full concert orchestra from
invitations have been Issued for the af-
fair.
An open meetlnwt the Clerks Un
day eyening in
will be given for all Norwalk clerks
who desire to afllliabe thorns Ives with
' the union. The open meet as will be
.. held before the regular business meet
in The place for the meeting has
no‘ yet been decided.”
4-0rsnge Lcollege, less. at F.
Schmedes’. 2
- Robins Brothers report that they are
progressing very well with the founda-
2 tion of the new C Nerwalk public
library. There h a. little. fric-
tidn between the . aaon’s‘ Chico
andthe Brick Layers' Union in rela-
tion'to this job. The men are still to
. work on. the job. and it is not thought
~ that any delay in the work will result
as the matter Is In a. fair way to he
v settled.-
M. E Gibbons. em eyed by Dr. E. ii:
Smith, received a a Li box full of dust
f m the IslandofwBarhadoes.ninety
e's fromlMonnt Pelee. Friendsof
to Henry
Fresh. who was arohhd todoy showing
Several members of the'SouthrNor-
L wall: Fish Club repeat work early
THE BUSINESS SACk SUIT Is the on 'tiiotL int be he
durable and comfortable and In those points it
:" . '« do not see the linerthat we loosening Lat
_ \ you will never know what splen did dairies
this price does not suit you, we have then! a]
, “.50 TO $10.00.
You will find many speciolLL values at one
THEr LITIIE
Their clothing needs much attention; lei them Stylish, ,
mite, but at the same time get the kind th
ltho way from
our".
Lt is dependable.
'boys 8 to 16 years,
coy-lolleleolllo'l
Let us show you a special this week for
double and single breasted styles, at
And little boys Fancy Sults' at
There are many things in our FURNIS
MENT that you need right now and We shall be gladL to also
you at any time and tell you how much mon( (y you will save7.'
Trunks and Dress Suit Cases. . 2
Sfliiflilk it Pililli
93. Washington
0 senescence-narcis-
so GOODS our .222. 2
is H Still
id so Wall ether
‘L NORWAL‘s“
At the Model
See WhatL2We Ar
WHITE APRICOTS. the cheapest _
' boat dried fruit. now going,” 12c 112.1
at to get one of tho 9
things for supper. ., ..
Lsuasr‘i stream, to am lei"
» new column;
ranted to do what any baking
powder will (to. 25¢ 1b.; 150 1/2 lb.
RELIABLE FLOUR makes the
best short cake; In packages,
The Strawberry Short Cake
made of this Flour “heats all. "
OUR DRIED BEEF continues In
popular favor. If you never put.
rorrlzed us for this article, you
Lhugo, rose .5995
PERFUMED AM of ‘
A new oaortmcnt of Bi“
3 i'o'r ouotonior‘
and 'Ae' Also Calico Mil
pectacle f osprtr
' Fractured Frames repaired and made i
Lenses. no matter how compiles ted. replac
Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper ( lLssses Properly Adj ted.
All work guaranteed.
0. B JACKSON
2 ortaoua'r: tor-noises
is good as new2';
Examination free.
noawsnrt. coast?
‘ 58 WALL STREET
High school at the armory. this even. ' ‘2‘
Bridgeport will furnish music. 1,600
Having conducted the Jewelry business 22in Norwalk for '22
century “it" being desirous of reorga piping} .2
sets and. let the younger men come to': Lthirf
sacrifices In my entire stock and giving the Lpubllc the heneiit 202i LhL
at their own prices.
nt lam matrix
The Auction Sales are conducted by
Mr. John H. ”French
an expert In the Jewelry business, and I willihold myself personally rosfi
sible and will guarantee the duality of every
tleie to be as, repress
Norwalk Chronicler