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finnlnlybpoatoroltholotho-
thoonly hor- ol woridp
L1,, and B popular with
tum Whou,o lbw wssh
“bulb lrisals he would soon
Wither-cog them it wssdo-
ddsltowdoornohyoungwlh tohsr
”who” aysnd puhlto reosptlon.
fiflfilb to s m to the
Ihhtw when he returned on Ids
Hmhnoflmnloltwbowlntawoy
thumb tow-pooplo u
"tutor“ w- modem
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otreoohlngthelslsnd.
During the post low dogs o'aonslsts
hsvohotu coming intoesrspsotil now
theroorea sooreormorool whitotento
immwmkinramm.
whiehcunbo plainlyaeenfmnunyolo-
voted point in South Norwalk. The
following clubs sre now represented:
Kolakerhooku, New York; Ionthe, ol
Rework, N. J.: Bayonne, Yonkers,
Brooklyn, Arlington, Trenton. South
Notwithsndlted Dunno! Phihdel-
phio. ’l‘lmhonnerolobiethelunthe,
with oereuteonmoninesmp.
The women’o comp is very plessnntly
locstodupouo hank overlookingolittle
randy beech. where the lot: conne-
womon keep their canoes. Severnl ol
thelodlesureexpert paddle:- andhove
won races at the nest meets in the
Thou-ndlslandsoronlokeChomphin.
Viee—Oommodoreloke “ascending
o hank stone and at the ieloud, Int
Hondnynrhenho fell, striking n atone
anddislooatinghloelbow.
The thunder storm, Wodnadoy night,
gnve the connoists I little team, and
dblodgedwmolthetenhbut the
cumpwsspnt tor-ightaagninymterdoy.
'l'heweother tor the poet twodoyehoe
beeudelightlul forthelull enjoymentol
conoeing and compiug, the only drow-
baok being thogmt lamiliarty of the
mosquitoes.
WILL N01 8380]! BUSINESS.
Bullock Mr- Say Someone In south
lonnltloOppooodt-‘lhorn.
llallook Brothershovedocided notto
Inlkoanother btmlneaventurein Sou
Norwalk. Their bruins- experience
here has not been satisfactory. They
hove been burned out twice, eoch time
being only partially inland. By the
lost me they will lose something like
“,llll). One of thellrm tolansnbury
Newo reporter thsl’huslueeo had Aheen
betterthanera heforoatthe South Nor-
walk luctoryondlour new mochineehad
heeusot up. Theywero making square
bole-only and had 15,000 horesin the
puking room ready for shipment sud
olden enoughon handtokoepthe loo-
toryrunning st its fullest capacity {or
hateful weeks.
"ltiserideot thotsomeoneisoppoeed
a.
, looorheing in business,"eoid llr. llsl»
lock. "Thereis ample evidence that our
lactmy was turned by incendiorieo. The
rornnineol a bonfire were lonndin the
middleol thefioor near where thefire
was (ti-covered. There bod been no fire
nest that plsoo.oud.iulsct,there had
beennone in the building (or mony
hour's. Theothor time the loctory woo
burned, the building wss procttcally ol-
moot datmyod before the fire woo dio~
corered,oother-o «so, of courso,noevi~
denoeol incendinrism to he had. But
this time it ie difierent. At any rote we
are convinced thot South Norwulk is no
plsoo for us,.no mutter how good the
pruopoct for basins-I “I‘M." .
lnsurouoe odjueters hove been in
South Nerwulkn’ueo thellre,but they
have not yet reached a settlement with
the firm. ~M____~___
lunnntloto-Pollt.
Yoterrlaywosohigdoylorthomem-
hen at Putnam Hone company who
sooeptod the loritstiou or E.A.Wood-
word to portako olo Ihooo dinner It
RotonPolnt. Theyweot downonthe
mo'olookboat and alter light refresh-
ments. proceeded to the boll pounds.
whereoooruh nine tackled tho {smou-
PumallosotoomJ’how-ytheiovmer
oluh vanquished the hosenen would
havehoenooredittothellowk'orko. In
the first tuning the scrub ninedldnot
ptogllnpsootthebsllwutluthenut
totkokotsl,whsresuehhorstodrusr
not «a hoot.
, i am Miran.
r?’ W ‘
mr re com 0!! ill rum
M ”I'M”
Aooldsnlsoodlooldsntosllho'ookll
'W on lostol Iotso
”Wimdthonawb
Dori-oodflolnlty. "‘
Km. o young son ol Clrsrlss H.
Kramer. Jr..woru point nos:- 6. A.
Dorruw's m, Wodnrodoy noon. tho
hindwheel ol thrives-lop come ed.
The horse took (right end butlortbo
timely o‘tanco o! B. 8. howls and
Jomeslnudoi,whowuonesrhy,aruu-
swuywouldhovoboeothererwlt.
WhileoomingoutotJJLBotto’stovo
olewwuhsgmlliohoolllulgwlelland
bruioed hisleg. Nonmlouwupnld
toitondnow blood’pohon hos It in.
On Wednuday he was token to the
Bfidxapmwul,snditislmdthot
ampststionwillhenoounry.
Theelectric lightpole nurthewert
ride watering tank has been moved
urn-them: tomatoroomloreor.
ripaestoopproach,“ aneloetrio light
hseheenplnoedontopofthetnnk.
Frank ll.RoyrnoudondAustin Wake-
msnwereturningthoorwoerotllivoride
avenueandstawstreetonthoirhlcyclee,
n (by ortwongo, when they collided,
undhadlydarnogodtholrwbeeh.
Bolfieflnmfieldfiheeloctricinn’itthe
electric light ohtion,isponding n week’s
vsmtionathiohomeinsudolrlsmnp.
Dnringhh ‘ahgneehisphooiuupplied
bylr.Bennett,olNew York.
boll,olllewYork,undlliwldoBanks,
of Brooklyn, ore streets at the liner
lhomolCornpo.
nominative-med Rev. Ir.
Mutant the morning service at
Hamid Church 0! the lloly Trinity,
lastBnndayrnorning.
'l'hoWestpon base hull cluhwont to
Stomlovdfioturdayond dusted theY.
lC.A.ninoolthotplaoobyaoooreol
lbtofl.
Innnd ”(Workman-ltd“.
Lind: P. Thorpe, of Bridgeport, have
hem vieiting Ir. no llrs Georgel’.
Thorpe.
William Prioeand lamily,ol Brooklyn,
hureheengnestoduring theweokol his
parent, Ir. and In. Thomas Prics.
Dr. Charla Adamo, or New York, has
been o guest during the week or hb
parento, Ir. ond In. G. 8. Adams.
Ber. Ir. luckenzie will exchange pul-
lilo with Rev. Dr. GilhenJ‘rinity church,
Southport, next Sundsy morning.
Ir. end In. Poul llosh, of summed,
have been spending o lew doys or the
residence 0! l'ldwud A. Nash.
llr. end In. flunk C. Coley. or New
lluven, were gusts, Southy, It the rear-
deuua ol Ambrose S. flurlhutt.
Allredflanlordtookuoclectsailingm
party toNewflnven and return on the
"Riv-l," yostwdsy.
Ir. and Mn. J. Hilton Ellwood, of
Brooklyn, ore vitinx ot the residonooot
Ire. Charla Ellwood.
In Funk V. Newmsud Inmilyml
Brooklyn, on gut- 01 Hr. and In.
Charla 'l'. Burlbntl.
Kr. and Hrs. J. ll. Hutchinoun,otNew
York, hove beenvisltlu; Ir. ed In.
Josoph 0. Byott.
The “Bookounlu” took s merry porty
olplcnioersto ”Devil‘s Don," In Boston,
on the Fourth.
In In Windham. of Brooklyn. in
Vltltinxhsrparuob. lr.and In. Fred.
ll. Rush.
lire. llJ’redorick Adams,“ Brooklyn,
isogneotatthereoideuceol William C.
Bil-mt.
George T. Dickernon and lornlly, oi
New York. ore whiting In lorsnoo
'l‘uttlo.
llrs. Rowley, or Brooklyn.iro¢uost
otthorddenooolherhrothor,1ohnl).
Wood.
Wahemanllrothsrtoumtlor-yClty,
iovfltiugotthsreddsnosoll’htrolt.
Pooh. ‘-
Iimlsrynfihath-omllr’hthad. Ins-don.
may...“ or lama-um
hum.“ Mild,“
“chum.“(lo-pmy
ho Dru-stir ohh mot Wed-Isis,
Moduli-Immunity?
lb Md'ht'flmu
l..tsvhith¢llwllsnloWry-.
lb M 0M 0! MI. is
vkitlnglmltohwt'l‘dom.
In. Mr looklsy lo vow-g hw
monument.
ismssl’nttntmhvldhgflr
“.marmt.
Trish, Guilt Itt Wot-day with
“Mom ,
”mudflowluhhvflh
losh-lmdslaluwa. ‘ ,
Ibiaiotfllohaliflotm
hm
, emu.
lumen-lat: m
when“ M Wok
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wsrolntownonwm. g
M sud " wrath
”dB-amour” are.
m our. or New York elm-rut
matador-moment-
“011;”th
lam-Immut—
BrooklynovorthoFonrth. . .
limllsllis Wmtnonhuryds
vflfingleisndshlown.
Ira-d “Maura-bury.”
thioclthGlhut.
Infllnrptonmdlumilyarohosrdiug
“I‘M”. ,
styBarrsttiworktn‘JohnBatos'
t‘armuoharea.
MALL. Taylor h entertolnlng ht
v mum. -
Willlsm Wdlhootoneouttevempb‘y»
edhyfisvagekBkeMIhor-ailrouduow
WW TookerndWfllMchsmsd
withbveaehof the pm and shooting
fire-runonSundoy. Boploadrdguilty
heloroJ-tioofiohsldnechtudwushed
flood costoou thefirst Mood”
onddootsontheothrrnmolntiugin oil
to about m,whioh Ir. Shelton paid,
Willi hod a quarrel with one of the
ltslisn bomeo,whoknookod himdowu.
Bothenllrudtwo shohtofrighteu the
ltnlran' .
Daniel Smooch-god filly-three,“
at Fitch’s Home, 'l'nadoy. He was a
veterouol Company].th Concomi-
cut Volunteers. The burial was in
Swing Grow cemetery. The licensed
hosobrotherinlowell,”
ltsliurNo. “.mploysdhy Contrac-
tor Brooks, woe buried Wednadsy s!-
ternoonbvytheeaviuginolalorgohonk.
Howlsdug outhyhigeompuniousond
lonndtoheall right.withtheexoepfion
ththegreotlyneededahoth.
Johuflnddockwlsorrestedyeoterdoy,
charged by his wife with mpport.
The can will be heard More Justice
Oliver Cook, Wednesdoy, in the town
lull.
Williom Ballard had his moutache
lingodudhblacoburnedonthefonrth
while mndnlngacanol powderond
tryingto-nukoopipoot thenmetlme.
A horse and cart ut workon Hr.
Brooh’ section 0! the tour-tucking,
Wednudoy alternoon. went oil on em
honkmont,b_reokln¢thehsrneur.
A ”Newfoundland dogbelonging
inthisplsoowos Whmingou
Noroton Ililchdneodoy right Ind in-
unntlykillod.
can: Win rem rt» fair.
\t‘osmmros. July :. Fir» Weot Punt
cam-tn arenoins tn the \1. 1‘1 fair. The
legal objections that were advanced have
heenovereome sud Acting Secretory (ll-t
hoe out thenscosoory imtmctlomtoCoto.
not Brunt. superintendent. or the
miemy. Tho cadet» will leave West
Point Ang. II. and retraining or Chicago
10 dsys will sun on the return trip Aug.
23 The native corp. of all cadet. bu-
pecrrd to go. The cutstowlllhomoompod
in Jackson pork during their stayat the
r.
m- Crowned III! M
BIWHAIIOS. X. ti. .1an 7.—-lnoy C.
Smith woo boiling balsam on aetove. when
the holoorrr took fire. and Smith “tempted
to throw tho kettle our of the window. Eh
clothing can‘ht fin. 1nd holore tho lama
could boatingnhhed the unlorturntr mun
wasnobodly burned the: hurt“ prob-bl
die. 'l'ho house was completely door
'l'hroo wmon, ooeuponto of the plaeo,wsro
rescusd tron: the burning building nlmost
NEW
A No cm
W, July 7.—It b probable tht the
mum 0! Dean lama:
of Mouth Will take place Get. “It
Trinity church. olthough Iho lormal -
dunner-rent is not yet m.
I. And-truest. 'or n 11-.»
Wmmos, Joly l.—Poetnlnotov Go-
srol lllmsll ‘suys thot until the pvosldnt’s
return from Board's Bay curly In August
no lunher oppdntntsnto ol prolflrottsl
pootmastm would bs mode.
swarm-Jam“
“flush. Moo, July t—Tr loot-no
vorcoolsvsueoodoptqdnoontlonspso
teamwork-mot theater-on
low without tho m or Io- nth!
«loop-nous.
Io mile: NW. hp.
ltosuou, July t—lo tho hous- 1hr“.
q-dthortrlkwosrsploflowork.
ham-ulna”
July's-la hndsoo k-
mtho hirsvorosursottso
ll lunged.“
' Aunt, $pflfimo
enormous. ‘ g
emu-hum ‘
, . “mou-
downs—tryout
mun-omen“:
flog-Wuw,uhgw
ill Wood-mirth.
mono-I
Ito-moron sr “out to
to «to:
ens-ousted
m” ,w .
flue-mm“
an. ”ID.
the
women-dome“
4 so: not It on me:
toil nod-rs oluoeootrsdletosy.
W “o": r .......-~ -'
mm... a. W”m'"?¢'l
that time oodlphlboths W bus.
in-
qulrfiu totho outermo- nl tho“—
Isnt's can It iosoldnottobooloowlo
ouch-mumbotfiurnoofisnsnlllryout
soysthat thepreolrlent musthovodhsolute
rastndquiet Thepvsoide-twlllI-tnin
through July,butwill not may
“maintains-s. Bowmlotaongivo
ma attention only to soy cad-l
Maiden ol importance tht y come
lrom “'th
ThouportedrlsllhereolVlooPI-td-t
[hove-noon is denied hyColnnel Lamont.
mflflthdths Mtdooomupoet
W at thsWhito lions. arrivednd
‘ alum sharp ol theprulrint'o rnall.
Colonel hmont nod Dr. Bryutwlll re
min shout lodoyi.
A reporter hurt the (allowing intuvlew
with Dr. Bryant nt Gray Gables:
"Doctor, I number 0! conflicting Ito-is
In told concurring the illn-o otthoprui-
drot. Semen! them mode thornattorrsry
salons. You would costasgnnt (not
blinking some sort of onolllclal state
ruse -’
“Tho president to All right.” slid tho
donoremphotlnlly.
"From what lo murdering!”
”Be is Morin: trom'rheumotlsm. just
lofty-s reportednhouroportsweruoor—
rset.’
"non, doctor, thenpon thlt heiosuL
torn; from a moment or cancerous
nonhhtkmthand rhnr on opera—
tion woo necessary and had been porlmmv
sd to relieve it, b not correct?"
’Bols rule-ring from his "0th. that in
All,“ upon-ad the doctor.
“ll-s on rice: been performed!"
”That to ," add the doctor.
‘l'ho W's sum (we. not.
Burner, Sch. July 1—3;”. W. F.
White. otter of President Clevelnnd, de-
ported thtu morning {or A visit to relatives
in New York and the pmislent.
Anus-om mutton-yo!
we“
insoos, July 1—.Wheu the Dukoot York
out his bride arrived at Wollenon sullen
they wmnwtanrl cheered by thorn-ado.
hearted by the (racers of the Suffolk hnav
sorotheydrorsin snopenvictorioto
Bucholofo cottons tn the grounds around
Sandrtnghsrn hall. Thrown of country-
men stood cheering along the road, and
children scattered Bowers More the cor
riogu Attholodgentc the trnnntonnd
hmohdd termed o bodyguard. School
children threw flowersusthohrtdsntrrvd
tho house. An hour later the conplo wss
sermdod onddreworks were set all out
side the mode.
The lllurnlnatlono in this» city Inst night
were argument. From Liverpool street
watwnrd, far beyond Piccadilly. tho city
mnflow with colored ll‘hto. Tho-plow
dorol the-mirth” not horneqnolodho
{on in London. Enurmoon mwrls filled
the main otrnets. The uproar in the grunt
thovem‘hlam was (learning Moo. shout-
lu. ond cheering below. were Answered by
women, cheering end waving dogs from
tho window;
In the stumbles lor views at the procu-
slous :0 persons were slightly injured and
twows'rulnjnnd mortally. All thesecuseo
ore under medical can in the hospitals.
Two hundred pm», pounded by the
hoot und exeltemeut, were carried owoy
iron tho crowds by amlmlnntee, but oil
recovered without twin. token to hospitulo.
._ MW- Nu.-.”
Amhbts lat llo font-l.
Nrw You. Joly L—Superiutcudont
Byrasoeontndkted the report that be in.
tended to W! a meeting at W
in WWW theater- thls urologist
' “I”:
1mm; ouch a Mouton-n
culled bynrtoht "rue to s
no the potte- wtll protect them. 1
Mn policemen» tho mum to meet
”summit on to no that rhopsmh
not dbturhod. Tho mo! din-orderwhtrh
hovshoowraortsd to l‘hrtv lorthopootwooh
willnothsvepootsd toll-w Yorh.
I
shell
those
6mm, 0.1., 1on t.-—llundrols st
Tun-attic whtoh hove born drlren
mrmmemuuprq
ttosoldlersorsdylogofthelipoolohlrver,
old for-syn slang the line on snotty
alor-odosorthopvoopsetsofthslrdowuo
roam-mm Arm-drones
hover-Moth lino to Ihoot onyenttls
tlat-oyhodstvuovw.aadthom
umwwhwum
”tutor-armored
Amoco-sfl
Wkly“! Who tied-
on, In Mom
lies
the Latent Noveltleo. In
We have just finished our
Semi lmual Invamnry'
_ ondnsieusunl,we dudm’onyhrokenlfia.
9‘30“” Whicb we too big tosuituu. Consequently we shag;
duringthenextwoek,givesomeveryontrcinx' Wu. ' WWW
o! whiehareaefollowe. Wocannotonumerotothem all“ W8
Wnowewouldsayxivenea'can ddringtho next7doys,
'andyouoswellapwewillhothbeheuefited:
W
LllllES’ SPRING llll SUIIEII JICKETS.
We are goingto LUMP all that formerly sold from 83.08 to
'04. 98, and close them out at $2.98. Tho-re that sold from $4.93 to
37.00, will he cloud out at 83.98 ouch.
1 lot fancy stripe Zephyrine cloth, splendid goods for shirt
waists, eummer dresses, etc, 1 yd. wide, worth 810K: per yard, to
clone, to per yard; 3 per. all wood Red Flannel, 21¢ per yard; 25
per. fancy stripe Scrim of different values, from 75c to 10¢ per
yd.. choice at Bic per yard.
100 sette children's Hoe, Rake and Spade, at 10¢ per roll. Let
them dig in the dirt for it is healtny.
1.000 Fly Chasers, Sc each; 50 decorated 10 p3. Toilet Selle,
32.49 eett. We have cheaper ones, but inquire {or this lot; you
will find them very cheap.
100 Lunch Baskets, good size, 950...; 100 1 qt. Glam Fruit
Dishes, So each, worth double.
500 Glass Coilee Canisters, So each; 300 Parlor Brooms. Buy
one for 17c and then compare them with any broom you have
ever bought for 25c. '
100 Chrldren’e Pails and Shovels. Stop
when on your way to Baton, To complete.
500 Toasting Forks, 3c each; 10 pcs all wool Manchester Chal-
liee, 15c yd ; 100 doz. Crochet Cotton, 300 3115., 50 ball; 10 doz.
Tray cloths, hemetitched, stamped. and spool marking cotton,
Rio, and lots of other values which will he placed on our count-
ers daily. ‘
here and get one
83 Washington Street. '
0E0. VII llSTllE. Prop.
6000 AND cumin
FURNISHED
Concrete—09mm.
Flag and lsphall Walks
um ll or am IE-
cnulcs, m llllll
. MOST
airlic‘mrli
5'; 2/
Whytide
!
Bacon-o you will lids tho best-id I!“
worthinthodool. Mouth Victor Prov
motle'l’lrolundolnoooyrldtoclnd Wk ro-
potvto‘.» lunertnho rumor-blow-
hohtothorln.
lormnowovry Unparshoptowovtho
rldtn‘.
APPRIIVEI STYLE, ..
4”" stream 0008.. name.
8 Von It, Irv-II. Isot-
mum anus". __
unmoowo
modem cont. Dots-two Bands at tho
”halos-s louktnxflwdltddhtowLCou.
lotus-at poyohlo sshl—oonoally. blood In
Illa-Whom
moo to $5.000.
halluvsstosstlwl’rsstfsols
Furnish
" H. ,D- SMITH.
Mill... m‘w
‘Bcothlade.
ottholoweotm
OlL STOVES
‘ondsllklndsol
“mfmmg.
Plum.
Th!
F. ll. NASH ls 080
Oor. MondWostflt.
DWI I188
TIIE
Wfllllll’l Flll.
no ”so mourns-taunts.
film-stile
Went; Broom
a
Wall Paper
mm mom I must...
~TEE—
“homo i
96 Washlnigton St.
South Norwalk.
ofi'er their entire stock of
Wall Paper
at 50 per cent. less than regular
price.
Sale to commence
IhursdayJuneZl
Sweemess and small.
Charlemagntmrtu. Wehoreootino
new stock, related with are our! know It
willplrm. .
Dcpendrrpoulr. nine oral ohofleooeoolta.
you will and molten: ten of. our store. We
on nottaklns my sole—now: words-tn
thoquolryulthomhem We on par.
tieulottobow wlutwe ore setting. So our
tea has “marl; and good flavor. No pr.
ears with ourtev hm volue received every
now. Soothe wmnulm withmyumsoid
one. Neudohalt poundofyoor ten. nothntl
eon mix it with mine; I oun'r drlnk mine no it
is. Thulsstruesrary. For lb.hthepriooot
(who: mend-good ttovorsdtukt‘dk
armathmufirm 1h. Yorldyooruorllmlnv
ult’mtsl’hmrtl thy. (or two. has been sold
lromthloetorewlth mundane» .
enormous. We not portlcnllr notice to z
mlspuouillc.whlebwehavelmmtl&
A pound or Bur-nu oolee tn owl-rt
M’s fruit Jor.sraelh.:ooflsolnthe
bummed wuleronwott.
“a...
Mkointhe wtnrlaw the auburn”. .
wirh Crownhwel Cullen. A the lamp with
“he. nteo posov sunrhow! morn-4“.“
vaMmMm‘khllhkflt
BMLEPWs
lfllllfllll
CELERY
mmrmmm
mourn.
hull“.
10.!me
to have m ”I
mhrflfwam‘Wb
flowlowotohuorhoylnoode
:Idflhbocozooomo‘w-
W
Thoustsplhtuuhwhk
Yankee
llllll — Sllflllllll.
ummmmuuu fly
coy-shunnin-
surmount-r. oo.
um
Ghmtm.
wanna. 0!.
A 600 l D TOWN!
Norwalk Chronicler