E. K. BANKS, . IWWM flotation-lit. Local Nays Holes ijifi' . were; l1 shire ’ For Norfolk and vicinityt-dFsIr to night and Saturday A well defined disturbance in control this morning in Nebraska. It is producing cloudy wes ther In I? “tum cowering“ rune turbance t at s cc ir near an is producligolo Pdrfilrhl Hear r along thri'cbsst easant weather pre vails In the central section‘s. The wea- ther in III or: 131m cloudy wi h pi‘obhb y y‘ilght owers light westerly windo EARLY SATURDAY OENTINEL. Commencing next Satu ay, and con- tinuing each Saturday until September let the Evenini ggdtin'el will be Issued at 1 o'clock. ‘The busi ness office will close at 3 o'clock. June roses are still seems Miss Lizzie Jones of South Nor walk has been visiting relatives In West- port. -—UnIVbrelias, Mourning B'ds. O'Brien William P. Kern who has been Ill the past ten days with rheumatism is able to be out again. -nI-. Dick's Medicine cure- my. Charles Prescott, clerk at the South Norwalk Post oilice. Is enjoying a couple of days vacation. , Cockenoe Tribe 1 6.- it M. of Nor- walk will meet. tonight at Red Men's Hall id the Gazette Building. John L Walker of Ridgefielri has sold two of his handsome collie pupics to William H. Earle, of Norwalk. AIL—L ~—Straw Huts, Straw Hats O Brien The sloop Lottie N. saiVVlod-I yester- day from Southport with a load of eye: ters for Captain Lyons of Norwalk. Mrs. ids FV‘Itch, of Norwaik, and Mrs. eram Davis of New Canaan, were in Danhury, calling upon friends, Wed- nesday. ‘ —Biue Fish, 160 1b., at New York Market. Mrs. Harry Oberlandet, of FIaIIkliu steet' eturned home Wednesday even- Ing brim s. visle of tree weeks in New York city Mr. and Mrs. Harry C Orrendori’i. of South Norwalk whose marriage was recently announced. are now on a trip to Washington. D. C. wig-film IIIaIIiago ofM Mlssfr Winulfred ____ I to sister of Is mace RaI Native iv; . at New York'MaIket anon iVVfiaslh €51! Seth N91 Wings)”; I ' II co or or Now a g m??? Milflafib‘ghfl" w masafifiitmhke pludti My; thewstlnn‘ov Bradl‘y, oi Norwaik has returned t I h gfoéIoguttnday anérnodn, June her home in Brooklyn. The reports of the heavy guns In the warships maneuvres at The Narrows. in New York, were plainly heard III this vicinity last evenelng. h.“- —~Golf CVaps, can Caps O'Brien. Mr. 'and Mrs Orlando I Allen. of Westnor i; have Ie‘turneri to their home after a low amount in Milford with Dr. and s. W,-...B Putneyi Vii he oncerot0 at Roton , ' and eve- ,de from i to 9 p. m. To l-‘IIVeo and Uhrdct the Blood 8 Urlc-O Treatment to Advised There is great danger in those sharp. shooting pains through the chest around the region of 'th’e heart It means that poisonous uric and rheu- Izod there really to a grip ‘1??th I,musclps case r Qll‘” the lies t’s act on Don’t 39%!th those Warn Inga, 'th’ey dre‘ the d signals Nature flashes to you for help. You muss finguujaihe and mine these do roup poison from the system, sooner or later you The only I‘Irue'way to‘gurlen liliIeun‘Ia tlsmisio o a from o sewih Urlc 0. info!!!" :ylth marvelous swift- ‘n ”1%? t. Mafia?) Eye undr ' . s blartéa‘tm _‘ flat" 1%; thgyagtdam mgrm hey will overcome v,_1%ust,i£3 DJ etitrallzes It‘ll “- form. dry and Artl . V ."I'u: (lid 3! .00 ‘ttie. In", a ’csn obi-In a trial boils free «by writing to The Smith Drug, Co. Mucous N. Y. U-riro is sold and "nominal in 4 WITH EVERY PURCHASE Dream. s North Main Strut. Tel. 02H v ” Do not Wait for real hot weather but select the correct parasol now to go with your suit while there Is a big E. lly‘nn and Company‘s. M other delicate vegetation has suffered severely by reason of the recent cold weather and thousands of plants have been killed. I —-Strsw Sailors O‘ Brien. ....—_.___._ Constable John J. Goodwin spent yesterday In Katonah N Y. where he is the guest of his son John J. Good- win Jr., who recently took a position In a drug store In that _.nlace , ~ » ‘ —Elgin Butter, 2761b. F.D.L. & Co. Mr. and Mrs. daughter, of Broaklyn, are residing in Union street whi e ‘Mr. Burke is again engaged In his capacity as iabtiouist for John E. O’Sulliv,an at Dorlon Point. UM Has your stomach gone out of busi- ness? If so you can reach the top notch of physical and mental power by using lolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents, Tea or Tablleis.‘ ted’s Drug Store. with the Whitney Law Corporation. which is doing business In Norwalk at present, left town thirl afternoon to spend Sunday with his ismily In Tho maston. . ‘ éAdmisslon 10c, skates 151: at he ton Point Rink. hereafter. m Miss Elizabeth Collins who has been In Florida since January In com- pany with Bernard V. Collins, has been making a short visit with A. ..i and Thomas P. Collins. She returned to her home in Danbury. yesterday at- ternoou- , ——‘Buttei Fish, 14¢ ii). at New York Market. Young FIIInkiVe Ferris who shot him self, Sunday evening, showad slight signs of improvement this morning, at the Norwaik Hospital. He had passed a more comfortable night and seemed gpto recognise all the members of the family who spoke to him. ' —Ilakcr's Cocoa, 200. F.l).I.. & Co. _.___-_...;'r._ So far as‘ Indications go the strike ‘ of the Italian Workman on the New York New Haven and Hartford road seems to be dwindling out, and from 'reports from all sections of the state, it Is calculateg that fully 80 per cent. Four deeds executed in 1875 have been recorded in the Town Clerk‘s oiiice, in Stamford, this week. They relate to a transfer of 40 acres of land in Stamiom and New Canaan from v‘Vyivester Davenport of Parkcrsburg, Va torlsevi St. John Wood, of New Canaan. 1’ .71. , , l. . -—-Fuli lltré Straws. O'Brien. ‘I‘I Iri. ;I I" "II ‘I LOVIIIVs w In. of Win poukna. former swig“ of are Nor B'éi";Works who is new working In a go vernment machine shop in the canal ..o’n 0:! n3 ,th stnv on the isthmus. is all? come borne for a vacation in August. ~91 A bov named Lounsbury who has been. the I'ml or title ,stslp .atII the gou‘nldy bargain; £1er I’Ir‘r‘r‘i .WlflO Was can on b it! or u or Il‘oplar Plains Sign ilwdy 333311 morning 83%“ b not blepntwc here- gear. up: ‘il‘ d‘tha mourn hqri on c e‘tll, ans iisked ibi— . more “To; “an :_ .l was r or feed MllhlV f mute volilhier do?“ Intii‘ii lnf’th‘l W25 loot . launch with slri rboom has been , stole fIr In the Pl pa pd} Yéc "Club in std sport‘Th "i‘h incline: writhin- wisp with a 634 horsepower B'ri sport. 'Motor cempany engine: ’i‘h crI‘I‘ft Ives painted white to the water line with o trimmings. The insld was - finisheslin, erry and on the stdifllw we? gt ’6; I y k Mo to r. so. of bio your nya Ins Iou from all diaoshen. iioiiistcrs Rocky Mountain Tea is recognised as the greatest strengthener even: known Tea or Tablets. .'lh cents. Pluilled's during the day, followed by clearing Lge-fflplibgt’ 1’6 .1!" I“ New York Msr- ,2 tonight. Saturday will be pleasant with 4 militant of up-to- date styles at N. LII Tomato. plants, cucumber vines and ‘ ‘ James Burke and Plats George 1. Barron who Is connected V‘ of the did then have returned to work , : lk Iron 4}: ‘ me at Panelist. reports that). he isllmt , . or excellent hesith: who . yfiuih Norwhiir by Edward W Kelley .4I4I4 . 4 O Drug Store. W iinuod exposure In the open sin. Our assortment iumitufi's; I , Won't got rickety-Aims the but way to describe the goodness of our Porch Furniture. ll‘o built so It’ll stay together. and be unaffected by con- of Furniture for the porch, lawn and summer home is the largest, finest and most comprchon oivo wc' vc evor displayed. You can choose from any number of styles of 0 I you care to pay. i ‘- Rockers. Sctlccs, Bamboo Tables, etc.. at no little or as high prices as $9th Norwaik, Conn. 1 WI: (ii i I) II .V 51,3. .3?" was “an"; “Vgfimfi .1 =theV;bept grins hfs‘gas a , . a ”V . " sun I, oihEC'ron mo suntan. to ill Ila-III 1% M... billiard Farm Wagons insl Arrival On‘e horse—$45.00, $55 00 and $65. 00. CARRIAGE BUILDER AND (L Two horse—065. do, 875. no, $85. no and $90 vpo. ' w . Also SolmAgont for the RACY‘CLE BIC CLE. " o DEALER. VHorsc Goods of all descriptions. WRIGHT South Norwalk , eye strain. againstlon what is best to do. it; Is required to correct a detect. it“! $th .-° “Side 33!? '(T'B THIA’I’R iLOOKl ltd» or '., —-——_._____... The complete stock of Summer Parasols inspection. med as well as the strictly champagne are especially pretty. We sols for misses and children. LADIESLPARASQLS, 75c to $6. 00 each. i ‘S PARASOLS.15c to $1. 50 ca h. ‘" often is? g V W N E Ryan SQMWashington Street The different 0i] Steve The imp oiled I. I... If. .' match. 2:851; Flamcl’IIm Th ‘prodltc * any stove: ., e will shake otn‘work lig ter. "or mfihfinm ranted. If not «wear icelcr’s. in. "t. a I. Wm .Ncw Perfection Wick I. ‘4 n!’ "If; l on t‘ a “ "‘ System. Headache! as Well as many other troubles are often caused by Our expert Opticians are dble to tell you after a free iie will advise glosses only when Prices as low as $1.06. we“ ““913qu Children 5 eyes especially cared for. Glass Eyes 'I mmléWW Me ‘ Umted American 0 Vtrclar 8,1110. Eoctoprp 116 East 2.3M». N. Y.‘ Ilium authentoush of the ' Screnbfrc All ‘3‘, PERAE. is now ready for your The assortmr pt I:- beautiful and includes the fancy trini— .~Iilor made. The black white, greens and 1. also can) a full line of Para» 80 Co. South Norwalk hottest flame ewP Reflection Will not over- W writ». 1.0 out Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove and Raye Lamp For Sslcby A y. Collin 5: Co.“ .. I, Miss Anna L Schuldice, of Dan- __ lb laws to la ' without .GLOVER’S the place. bury, well known in The Norwaiks. l who recently returned from Southern gCalifornia after an extended leme of absence, abs declined I. reduction to the position of Latin teacher in the High School Danbnry, which she has held several V\"el1!3. It is probable that the place will be filled by Miss Eliza» beth Goodwin, who has been substitut- ,lng for Miss Schuldlce during her ab- sence. —PiIIeapples 5, 10. 12c. F111;: 32 CO —1-——,-—-——-—.- Several local fishermen who whipped the trout streams yesterday trying to get a Ines f the speckled beauties,‘ report that bile the fish bit well the majority of those caught were under six Inches and had to be thrown back into the brook. One of the fishermen thinks that as soon as there Is a warm rain the big fellows. that are now in the bottom of the deep holes, will be» gin to stir nbour and the bait Ii.” then tempt them to bite. I "t FERTILIZEBS for Lawn and Gordon GROUND so“??? (Pure, unadulterated) ”—3- wooo sense (from chkoi-y wood) PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE (ileum Chicagoismck Yards) All tho above sold In bags or bar role for your conyenlcnt use. !I I iiiYii “” MONEY Money loaned to salaried employees and housewives on their own name lndorser All transactions strictly confidential. Call and see us. lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR- ITY CO, Havllsnd Building Maohihgton 8t. Office hours. a. In. to 8 p. m. ‘ WW AA. A ..A.. A- - vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv —A‘A vv , another. I VV ‘ vicinity. About ummery Tin ‘5 Your thought turns to warm weather wearables as the leaves broodsh and the flowers begin to bloom. This store is stocked to meet an amiable demand in this connection Stocked with the newest, stocke with the best. There's an absolute fairness an absolute Justice in the prices you will pay here that c mends this Vstore and its summer equipment to all those who would be rightly dealt with. There's no humhug in honesty. NEWS FROM THE HOSIERV AND UNDERWEAR SECTION. ThisV should be the record Week of the season for hosiery and undeV wear selling. We' ve carefully planned to make It such. The big stock now at its very best, and with such I) rices as these we should be very busy. Ladies’ Egg Brand Fast Black Stockings guaranteed, at 2%0 Ladies‘ Silk Liaie Stockings In black and Tans, special 259 Ladies’ Mercel‘izcd Plain Lisle Stockings. alsK In the lace effects In black and a run line of tans Children’s Black and Tan Cotton Stockings superior quality and a. bar- , gain at ............................................... lat/an Children's Mercerized Fine Ribbed Stockings in black, also the“ new ,I tan shades ................................... ... She Men‘s Black or Tan Half Bose, guaranteed that ahd stainless ,....... 12ng Men’s Black, Tan and a run line Fancy Half Hose at. 250 ladies' Esser Mill’s Jersey Ribbed Ve sis, sleeveless or wing sieeI'erVI' a‘Vhizl/zo Ladies' extra size Jersey Ribbed Vests neck and armholes trimmed. ‘J 19o Ladles' better grade Jersey Ribbed Vésts In line memorized lists or . silk ........ .. .. .......................... . From 26c to, $1.39 Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. shirts long or short sleeves, draw; . are double seat: Islzcs. including the small arm for hey! it kc Men 3 Fine Quality French haibrlg'gan‘ Shirts" and Drawe'rfi; shirts Io'ir'fil ‘ or short sleeves. drawers double seat; sizes from 32 to 46, all new50° goods, and special at ........... 33 8'5 Washi ........................ I on ..n... ----- o ..... O. E. Jackson Optician. . . Everythi‘ng- 1n the Optical Lin 6. Eyes Exammed Free V 58 WALD STREET. . .I . NOBWAL . II THE PARIS CL‘OAK &~_ SUIT HOUSE ~ 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. 1,. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. a . I I Our Semi Annuals? Gleé‘hfidfififle of Spring and éummc f! i .40": Tailor-mad Suité No garment In stock is carried ov or by this house from one season to .Wc are knovm to maintain the lowest prices in Connecticut. This sale is Intended to giver first chance to our customers and all ladies of this All stock that remains will be shipped out of town. Perhaps your feet were fitted to the last pair of shoes you bought. Let us fit a pair of Hanan Shoes to your feet. There s a difference you '1] ap— predate. Comfort and a last- ing shapewthat Is what It means to have a shoe that fits at every point. FIRST COLLECTION OF SUITS INCLUDES IMPORTED PANAMAS, FRENCH MIXTURES AND STRIPES VALUES UP TO FIFTY DOLLARS A son FOR .................................. I.... $20.06 szcouo COLLECTION or suns, VALUES up TO $35.09 ....... . 115.116 JACKETS, those which have been bringing in $15 and $20 at .thlssalo 3719th $7.50 to $1000 JACKETS, for this sale .............. .......... _, his; ALL SKIRTS SOLD HERE ARE OF PERFECT CONSTRUCTION. FIT AND FINISH and made to hang :Iceo Iding to the Paris faultless standard. They are marked for this sale at same scale of reductions named for suits and jackets. , I WAISTS—Having much the iarg est variety in the city, we offer them at this sale at Clearance prices. They include silks, lawns, lingerie, ba- fiookmn Blue Serge Suit. for this summer Would afford you much pleasure and good service. For comfort In warm weather we could not .. betterudvlse you For 'I‘style” you lmow there's nothing to“ Equal these new, handsome shades of medium and dark blue. We are showing a range at 312, $14,115, $18Vund 320 that will at i once1 win. yorrraodmlra- lion. Open Monday, WVVEVOVVKESPAY ’4 still Ififliu'hy “coined. it " it"m‘r ”claims.” Halter. Furmuher, I In warhIn'r'non at. 1,019. Hawk. I as Washington Street. The new styles for Spring “Sieve“- ' are a” that card“! dressers SHIRT WAIST SUITS AND DRESSES, of lawn and swiss, in all shades. I couldxdcsire. ,. , I If from ........................................................ 1.28,!qu Phone, 542-2.” W » h I, j 7 ‘ sILk onesscs‘ AND JUMPER sun-s ............... ..... to up V ear 8 063' V“ LINEN COAT suns ......... , ................ $4.98, toss, 15.93, on: . I HA I FI I LINEN LONG cons ............. .' ...... $493 tr; $10.99 " SILK Lonesoars............................2 ....... 115001.120 — WHITE LINEN AND DAWN SKIRTS 9mm. 32-583 My}! , m\ a“ ' NEW NEMO 8‘an nsoucmc censors poo, fiflsfltjsfipgsqmos A ISRAEL, Rtoprictor, rig'ton Stre it“: l i l \3 ll
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