Collie _ cream
as WAonwis ‘ u " near. .
Lwill?’dllLiuvsliiies
.,... ”an. w... 4",»..-
Miss "Lena Utzloger, oi? Meadow
sheet. is riding a new bicycle.
W,
William Chalmers is moving from
Baniord Place to Hevilend Street.
A. J. Collins Md; Company took is
large load of furniture to Donbury to-
' day.
. —4- A...
S. N. Mahon, oi‘ New York is spend-
lug o. couple oiidnys in South Nor-
walk. V
a .
Lorenzo Dibble gets his strawber-
ries direct from the fields of Delaware
The prices are right
A large delegation of lied Men went
to Thompsonviile today to attend the ,
Grand Omissoli ot the state
«We close Friday st 10: 30.
Lawton & Co.
F. 'l)
The Patriotic Order of Americans
will hold it meeting this evening for
the purpose of nominating oilicers.
The flags for: the South Norwnlk'
Launch Cluis; ore oxpeflbd to arrive in
time to he used on Decoration Day.
. Every merchant Ahouid read on ad-
vertlslng tra‘de paper in order to keep
in touch with successful advertising.
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M Clin‘ce' the righthend inch in
Ferd Hayesz meat market in North
Main street is riding is new eheinless
.. ,,hicyci§. , , .‘ A
\ -.-—~—--——,-s-
Sentinel dds. pay”
The entertainment and dance that
“Was to have been held at Slivermine
last night wes again postponed, on ac-
count of the Weather. ,
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All the barber shops in South Nor-
wall; will close t noon on Memorial
Day; and Will esp. open until 10
o clock tomorrow ‘night.
Mm
Health Officer William ‘J. Tracey has
quarantined the residence cl 3. family
named Dickson .in Ghesn‘ut street, Nor-
walk. There isV scanlet lever in the
house. ‘ .
V
A horse clutched-to a buggy belong-
ing to l). Dfivenp'ort tell this morning
while crossing the’ tr lley trucks in
front of the Warwick otel. it got
,up before any damage wits done; ' ~
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-—Bsrgains‘ ln‘l-‘togera Flat Ware,
Knives Ferlts and Spoons of All kinds.
at the Auction at Jackson's Jewelry
‘. as postponed
_ in tomorrow.- night
, the Winters will appear
with the young Med’ 5 T. A. and B eo-
_ , ciety next Sunday and will ‘oiter- proper,
in each of the cemeteries nnd speak in
New Britain Her-
Hose charters tumor?
o (3 open!
" n Toledo. Ohio.
es Jewelry, Gut Gloss ut Juclceon’ e.VV
‘tp
sill, oi vole: Oompuny ,
ubic demonstration of
ta StillfiomPowoil
Misses Franks. oi‘ Norwuik“
been visiting Mrs. ii. 0. Benedict.
in Weitoort. *
Ma‘s. lmogene Coley into at South
rwnllr. has taken up her residence
~We close Friday ct 10: 30. F. D.
Lawton & Co.
Mrs. T. Durnnd is at her home in
Union street slowly recovering from
a long serious illness.
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Calvin T Purdy, oi the M. Steinert
Piano Company is moving from Court-
leudt Place to VSeyoVsour street.
Three Armenian fortune tellers at
tired very groteéquely attracted much
attention in Norwelk this morning.
M.rs ll.“ “.0 King and daughter. of
Norwuih have been visiting at the
lspsrtiVe of Theodore E. King. in West
por ,A
All Arrangements ere completed tor
‘ the fourth annual picnic at the ltniian
independent Society, which will tnke
; Memorial Day. at the lair
ground ,
, “.45.”...
' ”Auction sale of Diamonds Watch-
closes Saturday night,
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The annual business. meeting
end election or binders, oi the Christ-
ion Endeavor Society. of the South
Norwaik Boptl hurch will he held
this evening: ,
The newly organized social club villi
hold a ladies smoker, next Tuesday
evening; ‘in Sons oi? Temperance ball.
Silvernsine’. Severdl from South Norv
walk expect to tilend. _
Clarence F. Osborn went to Ridge
ilel today tor the purpose of bringing
orwelir the horse and carriage in
which Mrs Osbom,_.\Mrs H. W. Greg-
ory and himself have been on u driv-
lug trip through the Berkshires '
The cone of“ J. Milton Coburu. con~
servutor. vs Raymond Brothers. has
been continued to next Monday morn-
ing, at 10 o ’clo‘ck‘l in the council chum-
bers, when Judge Howard Scott, at the
Superior Court, will be present to hear
the evidence-w " “
«We closew Friday ht V10: 30
Lawton 6’: Co.
Twenty-sis; of the Norwolk mercls
ants heve‘isgreed to close their busi.
rises on Memorial day providing all
march i their line in the city
do tire e. They have agreed to
close at he request oi the Retail
Olerits'V . ective Association.
E. l). Wilmer or New York city.
has been in South Norwaik the past
few days promoting interest in the
New York Real Estate Association. He
is ethyl t the Clifford. Mr. Werner
expects arrow 0r Saturday to take
a party of capitalists from The Nor-
walks over the property which is lo
cated in Brooklyn.
‘ Wen-en E. sm'ni. proprietor of Shel
heirlooms-Sound. he's had constructed
a small barge tender and a runlvay to
be used at the summer resort. The
tender is sixteen by four feet and
about eighteen inches deep, It will
‘F. DV
land. The runway is t:enty‘-’two feet
0 Police and ey. oi Norwaik
VdVrus ,
be used to carry coal and ice to the is 7
arising irons ~ ‘
ecretary -' don"t;irwerdcd by ex- ‘l
‘ inbui- of nails
H .
Scfiggfiser
if! or):
is in great in r
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not think or we ring A No!
you buy? your
some stores it
that have no
tor thus: a suit his
tect-
or
V.lls out of the"
. ie or chemo» A
jgfisst sensors hovel qhnng ed (11
‘ minds, they see oomethinsidistihcw
,A . _,tive in them,s0 hi
ordinary—we chit
it molten a his difference where:
N t 1k guilt. for
in: Nortoiks
., . p.
them than elsewhere.
it does not follow because our '
‘Nori’oike are out in the latest
style correctly tenured and per
fitting that you pay more for .
L.
We show one line at '
$3. 00
A better iine At
$10 00
The $8. 50 suits have equally as
much style and tone as the better A
,_ norm": .”
AND 0‘5
j Hrs-mo. .
Tin, Sheet Illicit, ‘
and Zinc.”
60 South Main Strut.
South Nehuaik, Conn.
. Telephone: 1223..
Luca! News lilies
An impel-tent business meeting or
up trons strongilidure
, , ' Pcsl w gist tunnels _ bei-
etc-.- .. the seam are sewn in is wily ‘
pulling spurt.
- our prices are:
“so. soon] 011.00, ‘ 312.00.
grades, the only difference is in
the quality of trimmings and this ,
rice.
look.
We display all the comet sum-
mer fabrics; many of them exolu- ,
rive: exclusivenesp is a feature in A
itself that you don‘t wont to over: 1 ‘
' I;
t
souih‘Norwalig. , ‘
OATS
of the store.
Buyoats That's Chan, V -
Herc never varies from the sale, high- ‘ ” ’
, oualiiv Standard; vet prices are its low:
as can be quoted except bv selling such ,.
, trash as is never known here. . The real
economy is the peculiar characteristic"“‘”’
3n-
; Devine was uneven benrer. .
,; recognize this association.
5 night at 7: 45 o'cloek. The sale tea-
" turn consists in having a number at
, * islands of the society are invited to
" . be present.
It Signaie‘d General 5hermsn's Mer-
, signal irons the top of Mount Kenne
','- ashow to Allntoonn. Git. which saved
the nmmunltlon end supplies of Gen
the intermediate Epworth League. of
the Norwalk Methodist Church, will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock.
' Main streets are outgoing for a. game "
of bail Memorial Day afternoon. Weyte
'A Raymond c pmins the Washington
streets, While ,
act in a simlin cap for the South.
Main streets .A *
John Tierney oi.’
A. ill. took place this in r-
ising iromist Marys Church. Rev.
William Kiernan {initiated 'and inter. '
meat was in st Mary a cemetery. The
I , pniibeereris Were John Devine. John ~ ,
Malone, William Lowe; James Rice ,.
Martin Grace nod James Hunion. John
All the men employed on the Pierson ‘
house, on the Green sucking lmprove- '-
33,. ments, with the exception at William
Kemp; who is doing some carpenter
rlr. have stopped work. owing to the
pose no or a member at the Amsigam- ,
sited Vssocietlon of Printers rind Decor- ‘
or New York. The Brotherhood
of Missions end Decorators does not
we are getting direct from the
. . Delaware. _, “*4
PR1 "rs RIGHT
The Young People‘s society oi the
South Norwuilr Congregational Church
will hold a doll sale in the church to
the young men and ladies of the cooler
ty costumed to represent various dolls
and then auction them on. The pro-
gram promises 'tovbe‘rvery amusing ‘
* «and will be presented under the direc-
tion of Frederick Hoyt. Light, re.
ireshments will he served and oil
VAV FAMOUS FLAG.
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sage "Hold a Fort."
Dr E P. Murdock had with him as
guest at the last (i. A, R Encampment
Meier A. D Frankenhorry, of Point
Motion Penn“ the man who sent the
Stroins of the
, Examination new
crni Sherman. Dr Murdock“ was one
of the signal corps of nine men who
reoclved the message sent to General
Curse-A who was at Rome, twentyone
miles from Alletoone. and who moved
his command of 1300 men to the place
where the supplies were. Dr. Mur-
dock said: r ' -
‘ "it is o mutter oi record that the
Seventh lllinois Regiment. with sir _
teen-shot Henry rides did the bulk of
‘ the fighting. And had it not been for =1
s "ing was founded was . ,
this same
these men the victory would have
been, reversed and Sherman woul
hove been annihilated in the enemy is
' hisuntry The signal upon which the
hymn 'Hold the Fort For I ’Am Gom- ,‘
‘CorseJ‘tome.
Ge. ‘-—~Move your command to Alistoo-
on. Hold the tort. ‘
The no: 'hieh
”message is tls
of October 1864, 'i
sessioniot Meier
,. since the early do ego,
their ubiect and buyers of
' . ' ones or rare woods pd}
- the bruins of en it y or chart matters VWe hove thetiergest use _
by the rodeo. Chairs in the Tw, r pr cos are only a. little
A lice was tor"
ceived.
Norwalk Chronicler