-—~Ioo new lawn mowers. good liar
ehinmoniyflsach. W. Podmore.
The board of government or the
Knightsof Columbus will hold its an-
be nusl meeting in New Haven to-day.
The liftydive councih have 5, 512 mem~
harassinernaseothooinaysar. Dur-
ptav tagtheysarthsrewerstltty-nvsdeaths,
In more than in the year previous. The
receipts amounted to $58,463.17 and the
expenditures were 849,713.87.
-—Oa draught at Plaisted’s. High Rock,
Vichy, Gaynor and Excelsior water from
Barstoga; Poland water from North Pol-
and, listen.
With ice atacenta pound. here is a
recipe worth having: "Fill the pitcher
with ice and water and set it on the cen-
tsr'olaptece oi paper; then gather the
paper nptcgether at the top and place
the ends tightly together. placing a
strong rubber band around the coil to
holdit close, sons to exclude the air.
A pitobsrot ice water treated in this
manner has been knowntnstand over
night with snareelya perceptible melt-
‘, lmfl‘flm 23' A355 1,
Winona J 1 m, m,
,,. m1 E
' dials amen-I. swam yfii'm‘liuli.
WMMQWPIIM cl Jessie nus
use In stead Abo-
William Kelsey, of Sing Sing, is visit
ing friends in East Norwalk.
line Amy Wheeler, of' Stamford, is
visiting friends in the borough.
lr. and lire. John J. Baniou returned
from their bridal tour last evening.
Creighton Hutchinson is enjoying a
week’s vacation with his relatives in this
city.
lr. and Mrs. J. F. Beers, of the hor-
ough, are visiting relatives In New
Jersey.
like Sammie, or Mamaroneck, is via-it
ing at the residence of John J. Capes,
this city.
Miss Edna Kenney, who has been visit
ing friends in Stamford, returned home
last evening.
James Douglas and family, of Birm-
ingbam, are visiting friends on North
avenue, borough.
G. W. Blanchard, of the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Electric Light company,
is in town to-day.
fix-Governor Waller has gone to Chica-
go as one of the World's fair commission-
ers from Connecticut.
Mr. and Ira. George 8. Partrick, of
the borough, are spending a few weeks
at Crescent beach. Niantic.
Captain Russell Frost is‘tn New Haven
today attending the annual meeting of
the Yale, Alumni association.
,MM ertrder, who has been
Lucas to New York Smut
home for it” spinmsr vacation.
Mr. and Ira. Henry Jones. of East
Norwalk, started yesterday for a several
days'w sojourn among the Berkshire thus.
“it, and daughter, of them
hoapug town to-p sy tor Yonkers,
.,w they 'vrill’rl spend a f. -w days.
B. Day Hartford, of the borough, in in
Pbillipsburgh, N. J., where he has
charge of theaawer system now being
constructed in that city.
The Rev. J. W. Richardson and iam-
lb, of Stanford, well-known in Nor-II
walk, will summer at Qussnpang lake
through July and August.
lim Jennie Nash, organist at the Nor»
walkCougregationsl Church, left town
y for an extended tour. Frank
Contatook will ofiiciate at the organ dot—m
lug her absence.
—Inst twice as long as chehTfsoap torn“
laundry use—Brussels.
lass want: or "Itagtaa's Way."
This is the last week of “Regina’s
Way”attbeUnion Square theatre, New
Yak city. Edwin Arden, the co-
authoraudatsrof thspiece. in a young
man,not yet thirtyysars of age,who
has made an enviable reputation for
blowsltassn actor,bothonthsroad in
starparmandin Nisork with Edwin
Booth. HtslatssteflortJisglan’s Way,
bwsllealeulated to win for himboth
tame and (mass. The ptsesis well
mmwithanubjrot familiar to
. #mflinflllollz thecoast.
madfisytnthisssotionaodia
mitt!
windnwill probau
1 with Mtge. advance of the
" 'I-‘hnt wave,”audolt Thursday
warmer, hcm‘tand fair to partly
xenptionalbes
malight interruptions to
oftlis week, except near the
Alma-urns 'l'w-llm.
gal Menace. Lowtide
'iif»:
,orwslk Ramblers will take a
to Dorion's Point this evening.
'm Sherwood and aparty of friends
: the harbor alter black fish to-
ell-insures: tolr.andlrs.Wil-
.‘kaytnond. of the'borougb, last
’ .
made with pure
our syrups are pure
Try them.
of In. Charles Yost will
of her recovery from her
soda
.and
*gtmne.‘
bottoms, No.9l,l. 0.0. an, will
the third degree this evening
. , milkbythe quart every day
”3“ .. oldstand.
a» no. ___._
Galhgherwas lined 81.00 and
hd‘rsnkenamsJyJudgs Knapp
.. MNorwalk peoplearein
others the YaleBar
hid thatths engagement of a
last Norwalk couple will be
in a low days. “
_7 carriages, 85sec upwards,
William. .IId lies EuniesBy-
matrtedatthsEsntAval.
hyltsv. C l. Pege.8stnrday
Nichols. organist at St.
has engaged toactss ae-
thsAcmslaleQunrtetts
pinchhamnmcpsrlb.
[II lb..at ‘1’.B.Gnyar d.
W is having hard link with
his posts! card contract. A government
inspectorvlsited the laotcry last week,
and destroyed Ie.ooo.ooo.or os’rds,wsigh«
icg forty tons. which had been rejected
as not up to the standard.
'lbsbodyof lrs. Thomas Kelly was
tound in Platt’s pond.lsrideu . yesterday
morning. In. Kelly had not been liv-
ing with her husband for a month and it
is believed committed suicide while suf-
fering from despondsncy. She was
twenty years of age.
The residence of William H. fisnford,
at Litchlisld. occupied by J. E. Leary,
of New York. as a summer residence.
was entered by burglars Sunday. night
and silverware valued “.800 was stolen.
The family and servants all slept in the
house. but no one knew of the robbery
until yesterday morning.
People in Mystic who have seen the
a large line of Gingham, best
cheep.
Will other 500 yards more of extra Sn
up to 88. This Is the bent bargainin
A fine line of Ladies’ and
Ladies’ Calico and White Lawn Wrappers. All (index of Shades madeto
prices Agents for Hall's Skirt Forms and Butterick’s Patterns.
PAY N0 ATTENTION 1‘0 I‘OOIIISH ”museums
But come where you can get reliable goods at bottom prices.
---¢SCOFIELD 85 HOVT---
NORWAIIK AND anon-r2: 13011.me
uCulprit; at 55c. aoo Smyrna
we have oilered this season. shave purchased
handsome styles which we are cloeIng out very“
Ieses' Blouse Waiste of Outing Cloth just received, doom
order at lowettll
at 79c and 89c
qualit
picture of the unidentified man who
committed suicide in Litchfleid a few
weeks ago, are pretty positive that the
body was that of General lnmford, who
frequently visited that place. No one
appearstoknow much about the man,
save that he always had a plentiful anti
ply of money. While in Mystic the last
time General Mum oId urchased a Wal-
than. watch. how l..72012|.’1‘np
:lystle mazwmwgfmel m
WE? Ni mt ,
I‘luhi ”'r IIixlwtlmnutatoh found on the
man’s person.
—-Bridgel: “I am going to lave yes,
mum.” Mistress: ' What for? ’ Bridget:
"Because the washin’ is too hard to do,
mum, widout yez buy me some Brussels
snap to do it wid, mum.”
FOR SALE.
Adverthsranntanndmthlahsad. nutucsedmg 5
linqlmekaummmlwuekdlm.
THE
LNLYBILLHLWTHISYELB
ALMCS’I‘ HERE:
Adam Forepaugb’s
G'BEIEA‘? n at Y
All White Show
——-AND—--—
Will West umuu
lllali IIn oltghiy lngultcds, ifsuagsou planner,
its inclines!
used its all MCDIIDI’EWLVEIWFF,
at-
Stamford, Monday, J al y 7.
Bridgeport, Tuesday, July 8.
lsrldea, Wednesday. July 9
New Haven, Thursday, July 10.
Annuals, lriday, July 11.
Waterbury,” Saturday, J sly 12
The Grand. Imperial Laurel-Crowned
FLLLPLIILH SHLW
With it (3: r n' a Cent cry of “lotions History,
Limm n . iv l M ‘ and \ .ried Anette
Zoolugi al I I Iii I. ul «Imam: Resources
and nutr'lr-n- . I! u ly beinfnrctd wi h
the it now: «.1 itrInInIIe and
Resume
WILD WEST EXHIBITION.
um'rv A0813 Ol‘m‘m ETANDIRG cases on
the turn: fmmerl . R. Benson.
inquire of tire. I. J. Inith on the farm, or address
lion 68, last Nomi k. 5cm III
’1‘!“ CIGAR AND CONPMIONBBY BUM
cars on Woodward avenue, now conducted by
James Village. Apply on the premises. jail tr
A SECOND-HAND ”AND IN GOOD CONDI-
tion. Prices 'I'J. Inquires! 36 North lntn
street. South Norwalk jotl’l. tf
b10014 D-BAND PnABTtili. lNQUlfll 01' B.
Fbtfleus. grocer, houth Norwala. juz‘i lw
SECOND-BAND TOP BUGGY. lNQUlRR 0?
George Sconeld. foot of lain street id.” lw
ADllNIS'fltA'l'olt' 5 SALL— A DWELLING
lomndaboutllmorhndon my Neck
road. in tlouth Nerwalki’hsing the lately
W3. Beninnin lined. damned. Inquire
0
”MW
008B BUILDING was AND PARIB AT
NABLI PRICE
as» on can
rms- smonw nos. mans.
anemia-I'm wanna a counts. Inm-
sncsAgenta.
TWOcholeebulidlng wandtl'tethungca
Wmtavenus. Ap‘ply‘y‘to W. 0 Stall “law. or
T9 LET.
Advertisnmwttsulitderthia thiahsad,aoteaemtls.ng5
lbqldmnflnltimmhihlwsshfl...
Anonnm A1“) BARN—30133] Bad I R00“
and bsrnhas mm for three him car
ringer. nApplyto‘Ihoman Village, 23 Dayna?!
ix lab’l' NORWALK Silt ROOII,
e order. rent .13. Also a house on
avenue, slut Inquire of It A 3"»!!-
ll
'1‘!!! SECOND FLOOR 0? LliiltAlti‘: I'll. t)-
moments—.— Inquires! Library IouIna ml II
AHOUSI
Woodw
ward.
ADAM Foucauuifl r.
'l‘m- lzlu Irionr Chief of all Arnie Starr. will
appear In his dariagand nopsral'vlul act
and driving it) fiery thorongnhvetis at break
1:11.!“ on! also present for the d: at mac [hm
reason-gt gifted "nine gymnast. it 3:; pr.’ II.-
Ether with all of hm lament and sell created an:
al.nmsations
(”IDEAL 3- KING CIICIJS.
Tfll PIIBLBB rang BIPPODROII. AND
Till IOA‘l' "Um [DUO IUAGIRII
INK! KNIT“) UNI)“ rum.
ltarttlagand realistic Wild West scene—all» (‘ow
hoyalnoatsaadhbuxlsdlaaa-clls s’l‘llt‘a Lall’
RALLY—Tbs Atrociot-s lnuatala lender! lama
as—lsdlaa.‘ Attach on them-d woodtltsgn Coach
-A Virginia nest on licrmhnek—
Riding—All the Crack little,
Inputs—The Champion at the nimne. can.
ii A. it. MAIN d and his 'l't‘ittll rahous
80,135 MW
All the Wild West Attractions. all the Chem
all the [is
Oddsn
Wald
e,ai10a.st.oa the dayot
"moo-Im- hhlbitlons daily at areal hours
sum. 50:; Children, under 9. the Chmp
Istoasou all railroads. ssslocal
agtatsfm particulars.
ImmusamSauilu
STRAW HATS
DALI OOIIIRCINO
Saturday, June 21,
.SIJcWIMMMGE
' .. Grover
Mrs.W. FAWCETT’S
3 Water Street, Norwalii.
Trimmed lists and Bonnets
I”. DIM UP.
rslswtwklslsm'rwshsansst
silalf.
of ruling
4WDlsATNO.M 3mmkfl, RANT lo.
Aron-lath men. rent lo
a toI‘aylnrAIGoldt-I." ..Yossgs alloca-
jui‘ltf
0PTOLLB:T.T
In
ApplytoJohn must
HOUSE 0? RIGHT noolts
Its-wail. ater
lest
Wmmsgi'awx
Hon“ 0! GlitAltD macs. D 3.00
modern Improvements. Bent low.
A”.
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ladltf
1“”! APRIL Int. 01' environs rues.
lowwlcsrt aatticvetuntnssadtworunmsla
HOUSE. ”AND BAR! ON canes
wrattaathltnn ave-unleash. “the"
A mm“ lion ill A 00!me
wlocalityinoiud topsrnewnwhowoald
gigs-E? Interns. fl“w.€&.m%m
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Arum or war Its-runs cont-on
' nae-summons mun."
mall. ”summaries? jest.
s. an. unseen,
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alcoholism Glyn sod Tobacco.
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FOR UALE
M “m; Royal Worcester.
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STAPLE lNll FLNLY LLLLERILL
0n exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
Yours cordially,
Mlllllil & HALMAN.
CORSETS
“"0 wish to call the attention of the Ladies
t0 the
Large Variety and Excellul Values
In our Corset Department.
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CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSE’I‘S
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORS'ETS
CORSE’I‘S
>
cousm‘s
consume
censure
CORSETS
IIIIpI'ovcd Dominion, (If; 3 cis.
I . & C. and Eastlake, (i; 50 cts.
“The \V'imlsm',” a good 75 ct.
Corset. F0 ’a drive, (41;, 59 cts.
Pansy, Fibroliuc and Holly-
hock, (it? ’2' 5 cts.
Tricora Relief.
Tl'iCO 'a Health.
Dr. Warner’s Coraline.
The Celebrated Kabo,
36 inches.
The U. S. Patent Back.
Loomcr’s Patent Bust
Reform
Dress
Princess Summer, in French
Woven, Diamond, Cleopatria,
and XX Long Waist.
Fessis’ Waist for Children.
Ferris’ Corsets for Misses.
CORSE'I‘S
CORSE’I‘S
CORSETS
7 I
IN ADDITION TO “THESE REGULAR
Lines we have several Broken Lots that we
will otter at a Great Reduction from regular.)
CORSETS “
That places indisputable advantages III the hands of the}
logic that cannot be repealed. We did not make
1H3“ it it been In force since the estabhshment of bade, and
will continue in force as long as trade exists, because it sprang
from natural causes. But we have taken advantage Oh it by
business energy and enterprise until, to day, now, wilthtbs 7
outlet of two retail stores, we are in a position to handle I
great many more dry goods than any dry goods concern i
this section. The effects of this are demonstrated every do
in the prices we ask for dry goods and in the great increment
our business. This is one secret of our success, but there is
another principle that we have maintained in the plisl: and?
4-: which we shall not desert in the future: .
“ONE PRICE TO ALL”
Hence it, is safe}; to; you to come to us. if; you whim-m-
saline without buying, and the same is true if you wish to buy
without exam loud mouthed i
our advertisin. utdmxmr’o telling tlbat la;
Saturday and llonday were two of the biggest days we have.
ever had. We tell you this because it points to a fact that, is
worth your attention: “Honest Value is the Corner Stone of
an Increased Trade.” We are not afraid of comparison, but
rather invite our customers to look around. There is no dia-
putiug the fact that a customer well pleased will cold again.
We never try to compel you buy. We show you the goods
cheerfully, and if we cannot suit you today, ask you. to call
some other time, for our past experience has been that ‘
Lookers lulu are Buyers Tfl-illlll'ilil *
From time to time in this space you will find mention made i,
of some special sale, some special inducement for you to come ':
and see us, but not one in fifty of the good things in our stock
are touched on in these columns. Our limited space necemarily V
confines us to a happy-go lucky mention here and there of such
features as we alight on. One thing you can depend on: Ours
is :I wide-awake cosmopolitan establishment. No matter what ‘
you have in mind, it it appertaius tn the dry goods business,
you will find it here.
EVERYBODY SAYS THAT OUR. ASSORTMENT 0F
WASH FABRICS
ls unapproacbed in this market. American and Scotch
Zephyrs, Gypsy and Outing Cloths, Challie du Mouwde, Cha—
mone Cloth, Flannel dc Navarre, India and Wool Challiee,
French and American Sue-ens, Momseliuc Chintz, Lawns, Per-
cales, East Lake Cheviots, kc. All these goods have been
marked far below real value for this J unc Clearance Sale. We
are also closing out balance of stock of
Llllllli' LflllEll JLLLETL l'l‘ lL‘llllL LLLT.
Absolutely New York wholesale cost. Do not mititake us.
Make your selections early, as they will go like hot cakes at
the prices we have marked them.
We place on sale this morning 75 dozen Ready-made
TEA (SI-OWNS,
All sizes at less than ball value. This lot was purchased at a
great sacrifice from a leading manufacturer, and we have mark-
ed them at prices to close them out quick. Just step in ad
see what a pretty Tea Gown we will give you for lib cents;
the material alone is worth more money.
F LOUNCINGS. . : .;“..,:.*;.;:
We are Iiow showing the mosteieesnt and «Martyn .
ment of Swiss and Cambric Flouncings every shown here, iii
Tucked, Revere and Van Dyke lflllecis, to 45 inches dleep, m
49 cents to $1.59. ‘
DRAPBBY ms.
[to entirely new and beautiful selection of Plain}, :-.
and Striped Drapery Nets from 39c. per yard up. ‘. .
ounces BY tutu. RECEIVE PROMPT AND c}
ATTENTION. ._
opsalsadansad Wednesday lvsalagstlii 830v.
ardsntilllms'sisek.
Norwalk Chronicler