fiut N orwalk
. flop happen to be, or keep
thirst for the place you are
= of
Bargain Grocer.
W Bargains Every Saturday.
FOR CASH.
. w,%%?:m ”I’ll-en.
... va‘nv
5,. Pierson, Mrs. George B. Raymond. Mrs.
: W. A. Ambler and Mrs. E. J. Thomas.
. ol‘ the borough. are plcnicing at Roton
Point today.
Two before
Will-“IKE llllllEit,
20 llurtlr Main Street
South Nerwalk.
"A'mmgm
. strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.
shoemknu.who,torrrverulyeun.hu
but
burglvsuuphn‘paltlou to Herman It.
may... ltrJ‘liIIulrmottlIeddI-I
mum.mmbdsw
.7 run of Ig-
wbanlnllll’
Wily
mwmmwumcw
T17? Withhflmu
m Mathilda W.
sacrum
are men
Meant!
new:
not run: noon Enthss hm '
M’VW
t’ and! min varialfio‘
winds. {allowed by smut clondlnotiu and sum.
uibly by rain in the night. On Wednesday fair
to partly cloudy weather with no decided
«:th “return and light to trash var-7
%W ml) except on tic
(I aim Thurislay ler. lair west 7
"£1", lIlnher'teiu gm.
r mi
sunllnintiru M for Tomorrow.
rIsenBun seem htide Iowtide
MI Still I: {2.57
4:23.
George Gcifcrt, clerk {or A. Malmo.is
seriously ill. .
A band of gypsics wore in this city
last evening.
J. R. Raymond commenced framing
Nelson Tnttle’s new barn to-dsy.
The Iadms' Aid Society of the East
Avenue M. E. Church will meet in the
church parlors to-Iuorrow.
Theexcursioii of room 7 of the Over
River school, which was to take place
yesterday, has been indefinitely post—
period.
The “Florence B." will take out a
party of thirty East Norwalk people,
Thursday. They will picnic on one of
the islands.
«Athletic cigar, just out. Try them.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Anon Singing Society will be held in
their hall on Washington street, Thurs—
day evening.
William Anderson. of Winnimuk.
who has been sutlering with the rheu-
medium. is now able to get about with
the aid of crutches.
W. L. Bonuel, formerly superintend-
ent of the Norwnlk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company‘s station. is sick
at his home on (‘Jhestnut street.
There will beumecting ot‘ the repro-
sentativcs of the trades unions at the
.‘lahnckemo hotel. Wednesday evening
July I. .\ full attendance is rmptestml.
Two wagon loads of lads and lassiI-s.
all wearing big straw hats and carrying
hay rakes. posed through town this
morning. evidently bound for the scat
show.
J. F. Danicbz and family and Mrs. B.
H. Scarlet-I. of Wilton, accompaniml b_\
Mrs. Hendrick. of the borough. are at
Roton Point today enjoying the sea
breezes.
The apyhiintmcnts of counII commis7
siouern will be made by the govcmor to7
marrow about noon. A bond in the
sum of $3.000 is required of each C(Iltlv
missioncr.
The Bethe! Congregational Sunday-
school and the Danbury First Cough»
gational Sunday-school. will unite their
ton-es, and hold a picnic at Roton Point
on July 8th.
——We make our own ice cream from
Mrs. W. H. Olmstearl. Mrs. W. H.
The schooner “Amos Briggs is un-
loading at the [nttery dock a cargo of
brirk consigned to J. H. Ferris which
will be uroed' In the construction of the
new gasomI-tcr.
(looms Slay. I) years old, was locked
up in Bridgeport last evening {or drun-
’kenuess Taro houri later he committed
suicide byhunginu himuull to the cell
door with a Ill-up.
Attorney Gray, who was retained by
John Rice to prosecute the llnnlon
Mothers for dammit» thrown up the
cues. claiming that his uflairs have been
intennoddled with by outirlo parties.
will compile a Win sketch by
Julian ’lflaiph. “ Eight Days in Purim.”
«which thermal urios. Rein-
.-. mm» «W ~
The cooking main which was to have
taken place near Waitport Saturday
night. between binluowued by Norwalk
and Bridgeport parties, was
on ucwunt ct maul III the Norwylk
birth bets takd nildenlysick.
~Come lath haves drink i Certainly,
Bobsrtl’linnmneot Nerwulk’svstmm
by A. ll. Hoyt «2 Son.
smile tlfll
Awoorlenbouiereesntly
r Ir:
.1. n..- ...... H»... n...“
toBcll , .. yarn-stay.
Old Wril lodge.F. and A. It. will
work the t Iirrldcgree at their meeting
tonight. ‘
Alva
Fire ‘ ,
Regktsr yonr dog today for 01.15.
Tomorrow it will be $7 and costs before
Judge —---—.
W. J. lclandmf this city. attended
the music1teachers' convention in New
Haven yesterday.
The ii of J. L. VanNuIne .2 Co. has
bound ed. John ll. Light wtll settle
the affairs of the firm.
E. Lewii . II New York photographer.
hastented gnu rooms recently vacated
by C. A. I luckman.
The are} orb ior the Norwalk lawn
Tennis trial ‘3 display on the evening of,
July 4, am ved this morning.
E. M. Trifles went out rowing lust even-
ing. He I ttcmptcd to go ashore but
made a mi tcp and fell overboard.
The pupl ls of Miss Bertha Allen, of
the Over ll 'ver school, took a sail down
the harbor this morning, in the “Nellie."
A buildil lot on the Carmi Lockwood
homestead property on Main street, Nor-
waik. haul been sold to II Waterbury
gentleman} who will shortly build.
At the n‘onthly meeting of the Library
board of directors. held last a cniug. it
was voted to close the reading room on
Sunday afli-rnoons during the months of
July and Alugust.
William IFubau died ut his home on
l’roepI-cthlll ytstcrrlay morning at 0.00
o‘clock,ag4 72 years. Funeral services
will beheld from St Marys church at
awoclotliWeduesdny morning
The burrito {or the neu supply wagon
of the Nor alk lire department and the
boots for II c firemen lmvearrivcd and
are at l’hmlnix Engine house. The Inn-
terns and Imbbcr roots are cxpcclcd to-
day.
.\ nine runnrnmml of choir lmys from
(irucc clIIIilclI “1“ play Ithouth Nur-
wulk 5min III the AnIphitlImtrc grounds
this ultcrnlbon The thoir clubwill bc
pm'ntt‘tl nvith its outfit by Prom-«or
Baker. the instructor
Thc regular tin-cling of Shcrmrm
('ounril. liloal Arcanum. “ill be hchl
Thursday ehmening Deputy (inIIId Ito
gout Peck and other brothers from
Stamford will be present. and assist in
initiating silo oral new members.
About lulli’a dozen ill-bred and dis~
reputable llmys and young men. old
enough to linow bctter. created consid-
emble disturbance near Taylor avenue.
last evenink. Some etlort should be
IIIadcwplalct-thmn where they will be
obliged to behave, forashort timc, at
least.
Thorew nlargcexlt iroln lhiihilry
':otthudlorzwnik:hwfl’onaisdubi the
thrh‘uwluurlur tho match. In"! been
whmrmasdlywuwmuc
TENNIS NUBNAIBNT
no lint (luau;- Called for tmlorrow
Ann-on- at 4 o‘clock.
In miter to prevent any dirmtislnctlon
amongthe‘ contestants in the tournament
In m, which“
tlonul lawn Tennis association. The
drawings are: singles, preliminary
mound—No. l, W. B. Jennings VII. 11. E.
Bishop; No. 2, Rev. 8. H. Watkins vs.
F. A. Hill; No. 0, J. A. Pinneo TS. Le-
gmnd Raymond; No. 4, A. B. Russell
vs. R. Burcbard: No. 5, J. ll. Knapp, Jr.,
vs. I“. A. Lockwood.
First round—No. 0. 1). Raymond vs.
winner of No. i; No. ‘7, winner of No. 2
vs. winner of No. 3; No. 8. winner of
No. 4 vs. winner of No. 5; No. 0. Nelson
Taylor, Jr., vs. W. Rheum.
Second round—No. 10. winner of No.
II vs. winner or No. 7;, No. II, winner of
No. 8 vs. winner of No. 0.
Final round—No. i2, winner of No. 10
vs. winner of No. II.
Winner of match No. 12 winsthc tourno
ament and all those beaten by him cou-
tcst among each other {or second place.
Doubles, preliminary round—No. l.
Imkwood and Burchard vs. Acton and
Bishop; No. 2. Knapp and Russell vs.
Pinneo and Betta.
first round——-No. 8, winners of No. 1 vs
winners of No. 2: No. 4. Taylor and Ray
mond vs. Mossman and Haviland.
Final round—No. .'i.wlnncroi No. :3 vs
Winner of No. 4.
Winner of match No. Swins tho.- tourn‘
ament. There is no mw‘oud prize for
doubles.
The first gamut arc called for to—mor-
row at 4 o‘clock
I- NIDN BNII llSlDN.
The \'.)l.(‘..\. and Norwnlk Sunday Schools
to go to lllgll Itorlr Tu-morrow.
The union excursion of the Young
Men’s Christian association and Sunday-
schools of Norwnllt to High Rock (lrove
will take place tomorrow. Thr- excur-
sion will go by epcchd train. leaving
South Norwplk at Ro'clock sharp. 'l‘ick7
eta will not be good on any other train.
The bone.- railway coIIIpIIuy will run
special curs athall' past eight. but will
not run them on any other trip. Acorn-
Inittcc bu.»- lm-II nppiintml In mm: for tho
bush-ls in the luggage car.
should hc plainly u‘rittcn on the szcltngI-s.
All who can. are ruptcstcd to pIIrI-lutsc
their tickets this Honing. so as to avoid
the rush at tho depot in llit‘lllllrllillll‘.
All purchasing their tickets at the depot
are mpicstml to bring the exact Inuncy
"Infill“? so as to assist those sclliug
thcm. Tho Cougfcgutiounl III-ll will be
rum: at half past so \en in the morning
it the party is to go
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Illl ('I. “Ills CHIMNEI'S.
Numcs
A Man in the Same Lino- of Work as
”Steeple Charley."
P. E. Diuuhuc, of Winchenrlon. 31%..
who is in the stum- line of work as
"Steeple Charley," is in New Haven to
Itlt’lloot Willi Root 7
Mauls 22‘ W“ ..
Simona, 0t
Birmingha
tust' In the
Sentinel.
TIIIIclIcrI-I'
Prof. EV.
A full ll
sot-intion. H
Md on 0
The state
the nuspiccr
Haven ycsl
(lilnon. oi
Imlk. was (I
can the Pa!
unrlay.
l
Iom greeted swath-r W. N.
Norwalk. who addressed the
u Young Men‘s Christian as-
llis remarks were
It! words "Watch yezstand
aith: quit \ou like men; be
strong.” uui‘lwercliatcuml brwithgrcat
interest (rob) beginning to end. —— Armenia
musical festival. held under
ill the Connecticut Music
mx‘iution. opened in New
crdny. The playing of llr.
llVaterbury, {orIIIerly ol' Nor-
! [I particularly high order,
Indium. and he proved him-
self to tho-ll who knew him as well only
by nvputatidlu. to be a musician and an
artist or ear that rank.
...... .mw...........
I lesson «coon-r.
A party I ( Nor-walk pmple went to
Mel-idea thit morning to uttI-ml the Wed-
dingol Mia-l Susan hi. (formey to Attor-
hey Richard (norm-I. which not; place
at half past nine at St. Rum" ll (hutch in
that city. A [tor the ceremony n wedding
The (our- page supplement accompany- breakfast ‘ am served to the bridal
lag the next number oi Burpers Weekly party by Rev. Father Merlin:
my II lire gamma mldm.
Attorney ii Kenny. of Newark, N. J.,
won the best man and Ills-I Nelllu Whelon
bridesmaid. During the ceremony a
line musical programme was rendered
h ullleld of Hartford, oflic
. organ. The ushers were
.(l’hurlsr B. Flynn. Patrick
oIIII F. IcDonnsil. ,
the bum couple lelt tor a
mud on their return will
“My streetrlerlden.
. 7 um I
7 l. Kerri“. daughter of Ir.
II H 0. “m0, d “I
place a lightning rod on the tall chinmcy
of the Electric Lighting company. While
"rim-pic Charley" devotes his time to
climbing steepltn. Mr. Donahue makes II
six-trinity of climbing chimneys to put up
lightning rods. although he will not nL
{use to put up lightning rods wherever
dmired. The chimney is 1:35 feet high.
In making the n-Iccnto! the chimney
he is coIIIpellI-Il logo upon the inshlc,
but once at the loplrc can arrange his
tackle no that he can descend upon the
outside and can then continue buwnl’li
whether the chimney is in use or not.
Hohusa peculiar way of arranging his
tackle so that after he has completed his
work he can take it down from the
ground without again nun-ruling upon
the manic
Another Attempted Burglary.
Bc tween one and two o clock yesterday
morning burglars tried to lonenn en-
trance into 'l’IIomnII Word's house on
(hand street. llr Wunl beanlthem at
gent-3 lpiitnlamp. Hoprocuetlul to
Investigate. but the intruders had Ill"
parted us silently as they came. Mr.
Thc bottles wen: plum-II III a window to
allow the sun's rays to draw out the
are-ensiued that the purest drinking
rlcu.llockville. Providence. ll. 1..
skin disease.
ullorlginate in impure blood, and that
the great Bnuliliau mmody. Cactus Blood
work armrndhih kitchen windows. and firm ,will MW, "“1 shnly mural.
you ulll We».
Mulruclrrunollotel. flout Norwulk. t‘.onn
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON 8T"
“cw“: mm-.. .. FW u. . __ ~
‘ news reliant rem.
Matters Worthy of flotation from Bury
Quarter ,of con-lotto”.
Charles human. charged with being
the ltiddlwown firebox. has been no-
finllm:"lr‘="< r’ ‘
mom, resinous Manor’s“
Identified-tabs use be in yeast :‘ganrl
mmmwrwdlnw My inori:
lug.
Frank Gem. the railroad iircrnnn over-
come by the heat at lieridan about two
weeks ago, is now insane.
A tract of land in Marlboro. Hartford
lishing a Baron dc Himrh Jewish colony.
.\ $500 tract of land and $1,000 of the
“$00119“ch to build barracks for the
Salvation army in New Britain have
lxcnvsecuuxl.
The schooner “Princeton." bound for
Bangor, MIL. with coal. went ashore on
Black Ledge, near New Lomlon, yester-
day morning.
MIddletown carpenters and joincrs
have voted to strike, July i,unless alo
lowed {or nine hours' work their prescut(
pay for ten hours' work.
('arrie Kelsey. aged live years, fell into
tlIcracewuy at H. M. Notions shop in
( luster, yesterday looming, and her
body was carriod under the wheel and
totally crushed.
By mistake Patrick Gallagher. a Wal-
iugtord grocer. took a dose of i‘IIIiIIIcnt
in place of internal medicine yI-stI-nlnv
nth-moon. with but a small (haul-c of
memory
IMNNliR (TH [‘03 PAl PRES.
Hartford's Incu- Chnrltublc System (Tout-s
the Tramp-yen II 50.000 3 Tear.
Hartford is the banner city in the
country for paupers. Thereport o! a
special investigating committee shows
that. uithonly 70,000 population, Hurt
ford apprinpriated for thc [werent year
$25 000 for out-door aims. To this is to
be added large expenditures by the
various charitable organizations. making
an aggregate estimate of from “4de
to $150.00. or about ti per capitu {or the
population of 52.1“}. The town alone is
now assisting about 2.000 Immune. The
report sh ms that the system has aided
and irIcrI-rrml Intuxrrism. About 50 per
cont. who have rcccivwl aid were found
not to be fairly entitled to it. Urunknrds.
prostitutcs and jail birds have been given
moncy. free IIIeIlicaI aid and orders {or
gror'wrivo, Ivlu-II tlIcir fitting placc was
the jail or work—house. Unit-rs l‘nr
gr-wriI-s show that paupers llft‘“’ cake
:llltltmldy.(‘:lnfll‘tl fruits. jelly. canned
lobster. oranges. piuc applrs. snrdinou,
lobau'." etc.. as “t'll us thc mercuric-a
of lilc. while the tax [in-yous footed thc
bills..\idw.1s turnbhed pI.rsons who
had money in the bank. and in Some
car-m loan money was used to keep up
insurance pollcics In the ( lIcapinsuranw
coIIIIrIIIIes. Rent and groceries wen
Ilrnwu by lamilics whose incomes run
from $l2 to $30 weekly.
About Drinking “‘utor.
William W. Lyons. manager ot’ the
1‘s IIII'ca Springli company. of Manchester
has It unique IijI-ct lesson. including
minty-live bottles of w.utcr being sam-
plI-soldrinking water used in twenty-
fivecitics and towns in Non England.
iIIIpurities.nud aftcra few days of ex»
{ensure a sediment of orgrmic lllfltlt‘l’
settled in the bottom of the bottles
which. when shaken up. appear in the
formed granules By this test it was
water in New England came trom Mori-
and
Northampton. Mass.
“llo That Knows.
.IIIII kuowsho knows, III misc. says the
Arabian proverb Once III-altar that
rlu-umutisuupout, neuralgia. dyslnpsin
iver and kidney troubles
blood poison. and
Hold st l’luietcd' s IlnI store. under the
"II!
Ward then retired. Yesterday morning
he boarder! an curly train for New York
city. without saying anything of the
circunmlnm until last evening. when he
heerd his son tending the account of the
attempt to lutrglarlzc the Allen ilouho
early Saturday morning.
Chief (lormley beard oi them last
evening. and thinking two vsgruntir.
whom hehas been on the lookout for
and who have mm] consider-ebb:
trouble in that vicinity tor the [not
week, might be lmpllcutsd in the air
tempted burglary. he and 0mm
provided themselvu with ham and
was!
on; rfinsuunr
No. 5 West Avenue.
0
sacrum“...
he!) I
Taylor dildolden.
Real Estate and Insurance
Whalllllllldll OTIEET.
scum NURWALK, CONN.
REMOVAL. ‘“
he removed to
to mun... lamination.
m
V...
2“ WWW”:
to
:
mic?
it Of
War“ v“ Numbho..lutu
'7 Int
county. has been purchased for cstab-
SOUTH NORWALK.
wan'rrn
AtilRLIoW u. 1
South Norw
A] “DUN“
t Iy at
work. Appl tundra.
Wouldn‘t»: street.
ill-lint
rltodo
II
0.2 Quin
I house work. A
avenue. K. It. Italyt
AHMWT'Tfimg:
coil watch!”
ball ground.
mmmo wrs tor sale 1... into on main.
stullrncnt plau- no interest; no l'uiry
Phil"? ‘l’TJil '" {’37
III: we Is I: urem
lot}. 3.29 smith. near I fog-l)
wnrvlaveuuu. _.._
I tll'SRl-l uni] building lots at modei'nte
. prices. Apply told. A. Woulwurd. 8-:th
NIII'W ltlk
To and"
'l‘llili-IB furnished mumwiih or without
W'.,lezlulzert9.‘t°m" 1m r
l‘fifl'mltur tire rooms touruuull (amily iii 23
Orchard street Norwalk. Apply on the
premise a. Lialw
"RONTapartmsnIs. 5d floor In the SI’IflZ
F &Corbett bundling: rent tom. A pl III
the oilicn of the Old Well ('igar (‘o it
l)ART" 6: the house No. 3 lleur
k--4 room; Bent
LV Y oungs. at lmkwook klliu:
agree; Stimuli
W I to
tilt
oust: on Hartford Pl T
111 [or «k Golden. ace
UPPER part of house on High street. con-
V"sliding 0! live rooms. Apply to JaninfiC.
A liLl-EKSAN‘: home in uncaring]??? imiliii";
o cred WW we etc
Washington some time during th
ppm Rmm and board gflluday. Mrs J.
Dillarbour lull] st.N. Wfd Washington!) (3.0201!
BELL ISLAND
Seaside Cottages To let.
Two. three. live. eight and ten room cottages
to let by the week or reason.
ADDRESS '
Foster Bros.,
or if
Inquire otj‘l‘oy—
South Norwalk or Danbury.
Raving removed his meat market
lie. 6 North Main Street.
“ill supply the people of this lltlnll) with
lhefl flunstliueut
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc...
To be found in the stat».
F. HAYES,
In. 6 Iunru IIIIII sum
vim!
SOUTH NORWA LK.
IllBBlE & 00‘MSTO0K
Arc sclling a very nice quality
of Butter. It is from the Lob-
anon. CL. Creamery. At this
tiInc of the y car when pasturagc
is plenty. the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a rcady sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product to sold In tubs.
and this Is the Butter which We
call to your noticc. It is the
some sweet. well-made article
that is sold in rolls. at from :i
to 5 cents a pound less than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as sweet as new boy. and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
We are finding sale for tubs and
half tubs, as Well as by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a nice
article here you have it; 2.x: a
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
ornamentation
I. ll. llERIlER
to Washington Hunt Bo. Norwalk.
Dealer in
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
Wh hito Load,
Oils, Glass.
Coach 0010113 and sVlll‘llitillOB,
Artists' Material
Combined (.‘liair‘3 and Step Lad-
der. 82.00
McCloskc ’8 Wood Filler—~Best
in the arket 62. 00a Gallon.
1.2”“ -
a r- an II
ciminlug 2’
79‘liaslriugror18rraat.
.. s. u. mammalian.
illllil n1‘.Imillll‘l“t. In." IIIIIII
‘ Will make direct
Fill". GLAND, arm-moire“
leading amour, 33 II ‘
.... 77......-,......-W.,....._.... ,
Steamer
most select places to enjoy the
Beckman Street, 5 :40 p. m.
FARE, 60 CENTS FDR T
jo30
“ City of Albany”
connection (via the Culver Route from Ba
not: Ridge.) for the New Iron Palace y
Pier at Concy Island, one of the
Sea breeze.
' leave Suutlr "small at 9:!5 II. III.
Returning leave today Island at 4:48 II. III.
, East 31st Streetti 0:00 p. m.
HE ENTIRE R00lI0 TRIP.
IIIIILIIDIIIR 00fl|88l0ll T0 TIIE lll0ll PIER.
Dorlon Pomt
(GRERBIII' 8 P00")
~iljl Tll .\'0R“’A LR. -
now open.
Bonnie. BIIHITa llili FISHING.
Shore Dinnersa Specialty.
CONN.
g; A atagr- will munecl at South Norualk
wt bruins on the Ne w York and New Hm. en
mi Irv-ml.
n.5,. Rowen.
that !
EaWCett’s
HEADQIIIIITEIIS run
MILLINERY!
Iio. i7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St, lleruallt.
lust l'l‘(f‘l\t'll. mo dmn Huts In—duy ro sell
without l’t‘fit‘l’lt‘ illl shapes and rolofi. III the
clifc’mrl) low price of 30a. dormer prirc SI.
On" lot «It Hate 20c. .iJIll \\ renths 251' I m b.
on. into! line lmub Hmwrslllk, nor.
can ll.l)0!1'l (urge! the IIuIIIbI r.
l7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J F. Bennett s dry goods store.
Mrs. W. Fawcetl,
III. W Main Street Ilorwailr
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger. talciminar, Painter
And dealer III
Will PIPER lllll BORDERS,
Iii North Slain street. 30. Norwulk.
Sample books of full line Into-II st lea II
Papers. lonltrs nmlllllt Mouldings to en to
bonus (or inspection. on not lu- by metal
Inriil Estimates cheerfully givun.
Morning. linen and light
-—-TAKb-—-
lilXATlllllt.
line Bottlr Thoroughly lionviners.
7, l . NL. -...
It TEgirlie-Ia Nubkbowmuny in there an
who have that tired isolln ‘1 seem to think
it of no lInt-Irtum- e art at nothing need be
done for It. They would not be m rnmll‘lfl
ii adfllw realized how really serious Ihe Inui.
"yin limbs-1h xtkhln or say. " 'lI w III,»
II alter awhile-ft Wed» not mean the
ultimate wearinm which-l all experlcnc
alter II bard du'dn bull Alf:
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