Extra lorlomorrow'
Coffee Chehih
51 WAEHINGTON STREET.
T thipicy & Cloth sells cigars and to-
bacco at wholesale and rota!
-—-Yacht and Golf Ca‘ps.0 . E
- A large band of articles passed;
O'Brien.
through town bound east Thursday at
Eternoon.
"Fine diamonds in Brocchoa, ear-
rings. studs and rings. at Jaek‘sons E
Auction.
Warren P.
Smith, Jr, or Beymburs'
gioccry store. is smearing 1119111 a badly
bluiaed thumb ’ ~
—Adjustablc Window Screens. Star
tevant's.
E A. Woodward has handsomely Lu..-
planed his North
with new awnings
1 ~Unlon Labcl'Caps. T
Mani atre residence
O'Brien .
A nice line of. summer gloves for
women has arilved attire store of are
'1). M. Read Company. ,
«.5 lb. Tpail Lard. 60c.
Hayes'.
There are some mices‘ouoted on tal-
lor-mnde suits, jackets and shirt waists.
in Houstons
. '~——Bamboo
vant’s.
The prices
ad. today;
Porch Blinds Starts
on womena' garments have
been reduced in the store of the How-
land Dry Goods Company. E
- ~New Dunlap, at O’Brien s.
There was a report around this morn»
ing. that a tire Occurred in Winnipauk.
lied.
last night but this could not be veri-
-A new arrival oi! Fresh Candy. all
flavors, 100
At 4 o’clock Mohday afternoon, the»
Town Union
Eib. M. S. Smith & Co.
of King's Daughters and
Sons Will hold a meeting in the Nor-T
walk Methodist Ciitlmh A report from
T each circle will he. received compiling
the year‘ s work. T j
——Flne cut glass ware being sacri
flced at Jackson’s Auction.
The. dance“ ‘whlc‘h W58 schéduled to
'T take place at Silvermine, last night
was postpone
night, owing to the rain.
llam J. Wilcox. who 1went in the after-
noon. remained Toyot- night. T
‘ ——The latest styles of Ladiea’ White
Shirt Walsts, 7 White Skirts
Dresses and Corset Covers.
Smith «E: 00.
street,
until next Tuesday
Mrs Wil-
TNight
M.
Miss Laura C. Sherwood. of Camp.
Norwalk. Tatténded the com—
mencement exercises of the Freebel In»
stitute at which she is a student. at
Bridgeport,
yesterday The reception
will be held June 12th. Miss Sherwood
will graduate next year
—-Rubber
Hose. 10c. at Sturtovant's.
The South Norwalk Charlotte Club
will hold a cancer
t tomorrow evening.
in Germanill Hal
Diehl, or Bridgepot E
the clubl will sing sev (songs
ard Noack Will render Eeyore] selec-
tions on the violin and George Singer
will favor with bass solos“ , _
——-You don‘t need a map to find that
~ Stliis‘on-Poweli serve the host soda
in town.
The family meetl
walk Congregatio
T d y eveningwii
Eionary committ .
:13 addresses will be. given con-
‘ter’
the South Nor:
Church; 11o
bode can:
Three
1.
earning Christian activity in three di-
fictions:
Captivity, " ,
"Bulgaria and The Stone
' Frost;
1 "Christian Work at Vassar." Miss Julian"
Belden‘ Lockwood:
11 London," Mrs. Paul aggro some
General Russell
“A Cheltcr House
sEses you b: Outgrowth
L nary routine busmess. T
6 Wm thiiil ,
T: selod" soils gasoline on well at her.
6891111.,
The 11988111181110.8106 will hold a
meeting tomorrow atteruoon. -T
The ii‘wln Anchor hose supporters
are mulling a Great hit at the Boston
store. T
to Rotor: Point this morning. the first
trip or the reason. ‘ T' T
‘ m—Tho intent Spring Derbios. 0' Brion
son 11 boat 0 Palmer Brothers tor re-
in “his ornins .
‘ iroland put up a new awning
in 0: Frederick W. Coleman' :1
news store, this morning.
Deputy some John W.Sc11iioy ac-
companion Mrs. J.B Dunning to the
Middletown hospital}; day. 1 L
~W11tcllosT clocks sliver ware below
cost,11t Jackson's Auction.
Mrs. It J. Smith. of Washington
street is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Edward 0' Hana, of Bridgeport.
A large at Bernard dog was killed
yesterday afternoon by a freight train
wcat' oi the Washington street bridge.-
whickens, 16c lb. Hayes'.
who has been troubled with inflamma
tmy rheumatism. has sufleiod a re-
lapse.
Edward Gray has moved from East
N01 walk to the residence of his moth—
or. Mrs. A. B. Gray. 6! Hoviiund
street.‘
Rev. William Maher D D.. wont to
Bridgeport today to attend the funeral
Church; in that city.
914131119. Flame Oli Stoves at Sturto-
vant’s. 1
‘ Thomas Leakey, of Orchard street
Norwaik,’ went to New York today, to
bring home his wife who has under~
good an operdtiou in a hospital in that
place. . _
Mrs..}Etobert van Baron will enter-
tain the Clinnectlcut Chapter of Daugh-
West avenue residence, on ’i‘llesday.
June 8. T
-—Spocial ior slit to Mort, from Kit
chen Dept; 12 "' Butter Dishes anti
CreamiPitchers..d‘c T 911.: 26 styles
Tumblers. 25c doim Shell Papers and
Boxes. M S Smith & Co.
Owing to the storm last night thhro
was no meeting or the common labor-
ers. It was intended to argonlzo a
union in the barber shop of Gustave
Pltacr. T
if you have any kind of valuable pro
party that you do not want for im-
mediate use. it will pay/ you to de-
_ posit it in the safe deposit vaults ot
the South Norwalk Trust company
~Foreduarters Lamb. 12c lb Hayes’
Miss Charlotte M. Hamilton. of
West Baugatuck school this week
during the Absence of the regular
teacher, Miss Sarah Part1 lck in New
York city.T . I 1
A regular meeting of the Pcccemak
ers’ Circle of Kings Sons of the
*SOuth Norwulk Congregational Church
was held last night at the lesidcnco
of Mrs. William Thompson. in Cros
cont Terrace.
T wAll the new things in Ladies' and
Children’ s Ribbed Underwear Hosiery
and Gloves at special prices. M. s.
Smith &C Co‘
The Hospital Whist Club met yester
day afternoon. with Miss Mary A. Gun
tables were Occupied. .The last meet-
ing of the season will be held with
Mrs. Henry S Lockwood Elmwood
avenue next Wednesday afternoon.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Mrs R. T Makin, of Day street. but
transacted nothing beyond the oral
it was decided
to hold the next meeting at the home
of Mrs. Charles Byxbee in East Nor-
waik, Friday afternoon, June 6th
when a social afternoon will be sully-
As next week’s meeting fails on
Decoration Day none will. be held.
3." ~New Yeoman at O‘Brien's. ,, "
E. N Sipperley, of Westport. has the
contract t6 drill a well a d} erect aE
tnrr .
Barnum & Bailey show now in Europe.
The meeting or the Girl’s Friendly
Society of Trinity Episcopal Church
which was scheduled for last night. did
not take place, owing to the storm Dr.
Emily Psi-doe was to hove delivered an
address on “Foods."
—Summer Furniture. at Sturtovant'e
s of prominent Norwalk 1:
TE silt men on the matter
T consolidation, as pub.
yesteryear 1i Sentinel. has
brought iorth considerable talk on the
bject. .T Charles N’. Arnold, who was
John Thompson took David Dick-T
Lester Byxbce, of 14 Cross street; '
of Rev. Father Rogers, oi! st. Mary‘s ,
tors of Founders and Patriots. at her T
Paper Napkins So; all sizes Lunch *
Norwalk has been substituting at the T
nillgham, in Washington street. Threo' .
Samuel H. Nash ran the first car T L3 ‘
y COHIDCI' ”I MI‘
14 south Main :i.
is in great love A
‘not think of wearing a N
last sea on have changed LT
mindint
ordinarva—a‘ change.
‘It makes a big 6!
you buy your Nor
ter than a unit bag.
it does not follow because
style correctly tailored and
them than elsewhere.
We show one lino at
T 38.00 T
A better line at
, $10 00
the duality of trimmings and
rice.
"unn- .11.»...11
IW «11
100k .
Comstock Bros.
South Norwalk
49 Wall” “root.
Union met yesterday afternoon with
i1 All. ‘
w y p u
liable 50111113811
treatment.
\
Suits now $17.50
.T‘i
Here never varies from the sole. high—1
oualitv standard; yet prices are as low
as can be quoted. exocpt by selling such '
trash as is never knotvn here. The real
economy is the peculiar characteristic
of the store.
Buy- 0215 That 5 Clean.
MANULLT HATCH
R“
BOOKEELLER AND STATIONER. T A
their
y see something distinc-
tlyo in them. something out at the :1
nos whore ‘
k' Bolts. for
T some stores are showing NortoiksTT,
that have no mere style 0r char‘ac- E
Norielka are out in the latest
ruct fitting that you pay more {or
The 88. 50 suits have equally as
much style and tone as the better
grades, the only difference lot in1
We display all the newest sour
mer fabrics; many. of them exclu-
‘sl'vo; exclusivencss is a feature in ‘
. itself that you don't want to over-
"mm-em
Dill'
era _
iabr T
ado Suits Jackets. Shirl Walsis
ll“ Lwomon folks in ad Houston-wards these (hiya.
TAILOR MADE SUITE.
815 Suits now 8E7. 60. E820 Suits now $9. 50. 825 Suite now $12 50. 836
711111.011 MADE incurs.
:57 ggckets 82.95. 8769 Jackets, 83 95. 819 Jachots 84.981. 815 Jack-E
SHIRT WANTS. - ‘
worth 81; 98c; worth 81 56; 81 25; worth
, Ca , are an $5 98 purchaSes or over.
i; The magnets which attract them are low prices ro-
ind‘that give everlasting satlstaction, ” and courteous
And
1
struck by lightning
seen that the alarm
ularly turned in.
Hotel Hamilton thi
that had been placed
m
lid is its we know
“ stamps but set in
2,, y black on all values but the hair
drawn. on which the
ed frame, while the
penny stamp which
Tax in“ our issue,
‘OEAEPT. LAYTCN c
M several important
to’rday by Adjutant “her-l Cole. _
Adjutant General George M Cole is.
sued (our orders from
general' a 061cc yesterday on bohait of
‘E the commander-inchlef oi the Connec-
tiout National Guard,
P McLean.
to examine oliicera
andl announces that
h‘rcman. .ir..
small arms practice
Rushell Frost, were
walk also passed.
past year.
all of Campany D.
, .leutenant Albert
‘ mpany F. will
arksmen’ s badges
‘ General Order. No
Ecers resigned diachnrged and promot
“ed since April 2.110116 of them being
The figures of merit
for the organizations of the brigade
from Norwalk.
are also stated. The
exam 3131 .
port, 85 68.
said of the people'
pended so nobiy to
nsullied on
it Shackleton. manager for the (L E
Adams Company, or New Haven.
Shockloton stated that it made fifteen
' range in rain}; from
n to 10 shillings.
eat with 94 9.7; Company
port 92 74; Company i Winsted, 92.—_
61 Company D, South Norwalk, 92-
97: Company F Norwalk: 89. 56; Com
pany C,St.a1ni'ord.:87.94; Company C
Danhury, 8687: Company E. Bridge-
Qanernl Orders No.1 relates to the
' E‘o errance of Memorial Day, and is
as follows: T '
' The garlands which decorate the
{graves ot the American soldiers on
Memorial Day express the tender re-
composing this .
grand nation for every. hero who we ‘
duty's call in de- ‘
fence or flag and country. As time _
rolls on the sacrifices made by the - ‘
bravo defenders oi our union. the val- ,
or displayed by them on litany battle-T
‘ fields. the mutations ennui-ea on the
' , re and circuitous appreciated by
:e coding ngmti on as a good-
' 1y heritage, and i captive to
hill 8 Vidal.
Trimaran. :3
J‘STEAM .
’ Harm mt.
AND has
, T FITTING.
Jill. Sheet Icon. Copper .3
' A E am! Zinc. :
. 80 South Main Strut, ':
" South Norwalk. Conn. T
Telephone: 122- 3.
8.8888 89113811188
Jom‘cs Doheity has accepted a Il-Iifii
tion as waiter in H0861 Hamilton.
T The Norwalk lire ball tolled several
times last night when the wires were
. but the depart-
ment did not despond as it was soon
use not been reg‘
An electric regulator was placed in
3 morning, byt.
Mr
in diiierout bulld-
logo in South Norwalk today.
“A harbinger of peace." says The T
London Chronicle "has arrived in the T
to. chair pan.
The head at the
it on the English
a plain oval of
head is in a color-
rest of the stamp
- is black. in the specimen of the hall
Messrs. Stanley
. Stanley Gibbons have sent 11s, We note
dilly that the crown is balanced cor-
, rootly over; the king's head. and does
threaten to top-
pie over the royal 11080.9
dofi luuod You-
the Adjutant—
Governor George
T General Orders No.18 embodies the
‘ report or the board reojentiy appointed
SPORTING T GOODS
Base Ball. Lawn Tennis, Golf Ping Pong.
“Eastman Cameras.~$l. 00 and upwards. ‘
Liberid discount on Premo and Pace Cameras.
Wm P Beers,
iori' commissions
Meier Richard P.
brigade inspector of "
andL‘ordnanco ofll~
cor, New London, and Captain Frank
D. Layton brigade aide do camp, South
Norwaik both on the start of General
idcoeastul. Sec-
0nd Lieutenant Charles C Mueller, of
Company I). Fourth Regiment, Nor-
General Orders No.14 makes an-
nouncoment or the officers who quail-
tied at revolver practice during the»
Maior Frederick A. Hill.
judge advocate on the stall at General;
Frost receives a decor tion no marks-
mall; Captain Howard
‘ Lieutenant Edward
and Lieutenant George L. Woodward
Biomer. First
P. Weed and Sec-T.
qualified as first:
class marksman; Captain William i
Comatock. of Company F will be dec~
- rated as a sharpshooter; First Lieu.
nnnt Howard N. Godfrey and Second
R. Scolieid. of
wear flrsbclsss
15, gives the oili-
Second Regiment
received the highest rating. 94. 83;
tFlrst Regiment. 92 (1):
£08th Reglq
K Bridge-
preserve
ISSIONED. 1
do not one the line that we are 11911111; ot'i‘}
$12. 00
you vyill"nover know what splon did values you ore mining,
‘WE/flm" does not suit you, we have them all the way train
* 86-50 TO 818.00. E
' f You will find many special values at each Price.
a... 111: um: cHAPs
Forget
Their clowns needs much attention; got them stylish.
suits, but at the some time get the kind that is depends.
vay you.
. a; -, 1‘4.
T , ..
double and single breasted styles, at
‘And little boy's Fancy). Sults' at
There are many things in our FURNISHING GOODS
III!
Trunks and Dress Bolt Cases. r
888888 8 8888
‘98 Washington Street.
' EESO. NORWALK.
WHITE APRICOTS the cheapest ’ have yet to get 9 e
heat dried fruit, "m” ”8"“! 12¢“,- thingu for supper.
MODEL GROCERY BAKING LAUREL GREEN}:
POWDER. new edition, . w'ar. pest; of all kind
j rented to do what any baking }
powder will do. 25c "1.: 15¢ |All».
RELlABLE FLOUR make: the"
but short cake: In packages, - 20c T E '
W ....
made of thin Flour "beat: all. "
OUR DRIED BEEF continues in A new naortmont o! 9'” W ,
as prizes for costume T ‘ '
popular favor. if you never pat-
ronized on for this article, you
potato bugs, rooé hail.
spoonful to a pad of T
Fractured Framos‘repairedaud inside as good is new. Broken
Lenses, no matter how complicated, replaced quickly.
Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses Properly Adlhdto'
Examination free All work guaranteed
0. B JACKSON
GRADUATE EOPTIGIAN
158 WALL STREET 11,0an .011
The Auction
1 of the
at their own prices. ' E E ,
The Auction sales are conducted by
Tyreceilt: and it ' a
.theprestixe and
soothed as a rich
Norwalk Chronicler