till! team or was on or
user scents.
0 [er the lpwersh League Hast-
s Burned by an lxplosloa at
"A New Tennis court Lela Oat
‘ and [arsenal lotus.
interesting programme has been or
f lortbagroap meeting of the Ep-
_, Millionaire held next Tuesday
, , as lint Avenue Methodist church.
“Ilium session opens at 2 o'clock
m‘n‘devoticnal service. The order of
., . willbaasieliows: 2:30,depart-
Mal Christian work, Rev. A. B. Wyv
Oi Norwalk; 8:00, department oi lit~
Q‘work, Rev. George 0. Boswell, oi
Southport: 8:30. department of mercy
M help, Rev. Edward D. Bassett; 4:00,
Without of social work, Rev. J. H.
fillies. of Bowayton; 4:80, address, Rev
J.‘E.Bolnua,of8eymour; 5:80, tea, to
planed in the church. The evening
session will begin at 7 :30 o’clock. There
will be addresses by Rev. F. A. Booiield,
oi New Haven, and» Rev. W. W. W,
When, D. D., of Port Chester. The pas-
}‘iou' of the East Avenue church, Rev. A.
J. Smith, wishes to add to this excellent
programme a cordial invitation to every-
. one, to attend. The Apollo orchestra
’ . will assist the home quarteite at the ev-
' - oiling Mae, and render some of their
most popular selections. ,
Kr. and Mrs. D. L. Hartford, of Maple
avenue, started Tuesday for a visit to
‘Captain and Mrs. Loring' Fuller, at South
Ysruteuth, Mass” and to attend the wed-
ding of their daughter, Miss Marine Ful-
ler, which took place last evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church in that
place. Mr. and Mrs. Haniord went b y
the way oi Providence and Middleboro
on the 11:06 express. They expect to re-
turn by water on Capta’n Fuller’s
schooner-yacht the first of next week.
George Griiiin and Fred Brown, East
Norwalk lads, are among the victims of
the "echoes of the Fourth.” They were
shooting of! fireworks and small boxes of
powder near the King block on Washing-
ton street,when the explosive ignited and
burned Grflln's clothes. Brown was
burned at the same place a short time ai-
ter, his right hand having felt the
warmth of a huge cannon cracker. Both
are able to be about to-day.
The sloop yacht Regina, which re-
cently broke her mast-head while on
route for the Ye'e-Harva'd races, will
have the damage repaired today, a new
mast having been received from South
Brooklyn, N. Y. in a few daysa party,
the guests of her owner, Dr. William
”who! W York caty, so." leave
”dress {or a short cru‘se.
The barber shop on the bridge, recently
,' ” ‘ std from John Keogh by Richard
D3 isrphy, will be thoroughly renovated
and refitted. Albert Brown, the cour.
teens tonsorialist employed there, will
assume the management oi the shop im—
mediately.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sherwood and hits
Carrie L. Sherwood, oi VanZandt ave-
nue. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James
Holt and E. Menu, of Waterbury, are at
Bell Island, having taken a cottage
'there tor a week or two.
The regular monthly meeting oi the
Volunteer Hose company will be held
tonightat the office of E...E. Gotham.
Action will be taken on the questions
submitted by the fire district committee.
Robert Hollander, a New York letter
carrier, who arrived here on the orenmg
oi July 8d i0 spend his vacation with
Mrs. Harris, inspected the porn oilice at
South Norsallr this morning.
Atennis court has been laid out on
the lot owned by Daniel L‘llommedieu.
The players having charge of it are all
residents of the vicinity of Henry street
and upper East avenue.
Mrs. William tibcpherd and son, list...
tar John, accompanied by Mire Edith
Shepherd, left this morning for a two
weeka’ visit with Mrs. Shepherd's lather
’11 Newark, N. J.
The weekly social cottage meeting oi
the Epworth Magus oi the East Avenue
Medial; church, will be held tonight at
ihehoma oi Miss Ada Benedict, on the
horns avenue.
The infant son oi Mr. and Mrs. John
K. Finch, cl 8 Maple avenue, is danger-
: and: ill with congestion; ol the "ver.
. Baker is ’s attendance.
,Alarga party of East Norwalk maple
ttheFourthatCompobeach. There
, in all. about fifty people of the
site at the beach.
Ifiu Agnes and Ella L'ndebarg,oi
VanZeldt avenue, have gone to New
- Y“ for a two wt ilts' visit with friends.
, Elena commercial traveler, rapsev
asses; a amino heuae,is visiting his
dually at their rddencsen East avenue.
m Camel the yacht mi.
" irosnsialononihenlddla Bra
figusihlsilghthaad.
m“. (Serbia has returned item
Wis, N. Y., to her horse on
“pile ,
Mal MM
"aloha mm
7, nirousvhitioflludsis
.Angnstna Warns and
Howard liars-lit Millers this morning
a: the yacht Veddle {or a lishiogexpadi-
ll.
William French, of New Haven, was
in this place yesterday on business.
WESTl’ilBT.
The Fourth passed all in an unusually
quiet way, the principal demonstrations
being held the night before, when, under
cover of darkness, the usual programme
was rendered. Promptly at 12, the bells
oi Trinity arid the Congregational church
were mug. and were immediately fol-
lowed by the ringing of the bells at
Baugstuck. A number oi oil barrels
wereLtaken from the rear oi 0. 1. Jones'
store and carried to Gerham’s island,
where an immense bonfire Was made “oi
them, which lighted up all the village.
The hoodlum element predominated, as
usual, and caused a great deal oi destruc~
lion to fences and personal property.
The principal attraction of the day was
the annual picnic oi the Pioneer Book
and Ladder compauyfiwhich was well at-
tended, and, as usual, proved a success.
A party of young people went oaa picnic
in Glynn's carryall, the “Hockanum,”
to Residing, and another to Sump Mortar
Rock. The usual number oi visitors were
in town. and a large number took the op-
portunity of going down the river. As
iar as is known, there were no accidents
during the day, and everything passed
all harmoniously. In the evening there
was the usual display of fireworks, and
at several places the exhibition was on a
grand scale, and was witnessed by a large
number oi people.
took place irom her late residence at 2:15
yesterday aiternoon and from Christ
church at 3 o'clock. The services were
conducted by Rev. George W. Bariiydt,
assisted by Rev. James E.Coley and Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzie, of this plea, and
Rev. H. N. Wayne, of New Britain. In-
rment was in Christ church cemetery.
The pallheai'crs were Frederick and Al-
{red llawkcs, John Guyer, William llill,
Richard Taylor and Stuart W. Sherwood.
About twenty-live young ladies sent
by the Fresh Air social y iron) New York,
are spending a couple oi weeks at the
residence oi Leroy Mtoker, Cross Higho
way.
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘ra'ik V. Newman and
Mr, and Mrs. Charles F. liurlbutt, of
Brooklyn, e'e guests of M". and Mrs.
Charles T. Hurlbutt.
Mrs. ll. ll. Trcadwell, 0! New Millard.
and Mrs. Cheri” ll. Twiis, oi Findlay,
Ohio, have b on gm 9‘ l oi hire. E. )1. Leo.
Miss Moi'we Bennett, of Vineiand, N.
J., and Mrs. Annie Bennett, of New
York, are home {or the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ll. Weaver, of
Pittsburgh, l’a., are visiting Mrs. Freder—
rick storehouse, oi West avenue.
Mrs. Sophia Beardsley and Miss Lot-
tie Beardsley, oi Monroe, are guests of
Mrs. William G. Staples.
Burr Osborn, of Union City, Wiscon-
sin, is visiting at the residence of Mrs.
Lois Sherwoul.
Mr. and hire. l’aul Nash, olfitsmiord’
have been genera of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
"am J. Weed.
lilies Jennie 1’. Robinson, oi llanbury,
is waiting Mrs. Frederick Morehousc,
Wright street.
Charles Lyon, of Bridgeport, was the
sinful, yesterday, of (,Ilmrlcs ll. Kerri; or,
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Massey, oi
Brooklyn, arc guests of friends in town.
Mimi Clara Backus, oi Uolchcstcr, Is
visiting her brother, llev. Jabez Backus.
Robert Vaughn, of Brooklyn, is visiting
at the residence oi Wi'liam 'l‘. Snilicn.
(1. S. Bates, oi Dario". has been visit-
”13 at the residence oi U. A. Darrow.
Miss Libbie Taylor, of New York, is a
guru oi Miss llottic it. tiller wood.
Miss lirnco Bunneli, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Minn llozsic U. Marvin.
Miss llelers Wright, oi Bridgeport, is
the gun at oi lricnds in town.
One oi curmau ll'ihert (iault's horses
died yesterday morning.
Mrs. Charis-s (”instead is visiting
irLends in llidgelield. .
James Pratt, oi bleridcn, is visiting his
(other, 11.15 PM".
Hensyij. (it"s its; a valuable horse
ye slordayzwr ._ .
‘lha lissllel mill In Ills Brain.
Alber. .‘l’lm, oi Seugaiuck, is home
irom the Presbyterian hospilrl, New
York, where he has been lor treatment
since the shooting incident oi June )0,
Ella leit eye is kept covered, and while
the sight oi it is not simlroycl and may
not be. it is impaired to the extent that
he can are no objects at a d‘sta'rce. The
injury caused by the bolletwwhlch has
not been timed, case 1 him much po’u,
and interiors-s with his rest at oi ht.
““”’“éi“iii“6i‘é?f6i§m‘7
Pitcher’s Casteria.
"8-...
When ”any was ski. my [swank-sum
mueaammmrmmla.
mmmthmmm
mmwmmmmm
children cry for
WI Wu.
The iuneral of Miss Mary A. Wilkins.
ii a New York millionaire gives a rim-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
0700.00, which gives ill per-pie dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,450.00 in dw
Ors’ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each for (not... Blood (‘nro to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita ii
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 perilous at the llfill‘h'r‘
Inquire at Plaiewd‘s drug l-‘llll'r, where
you may have the problem solved and
getiniornmtmn .muur l'xcm.» N: o i (lure
raiibTEt ooi‘c‘ién'“
llealEslaieandlnsurance,
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lmklng fora lot, or house rind lot,
with the view of purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. Vie havu them for
sale in every pisrtoi the city at reroionalils
prices and on easv terms. will
— .7
WA—NF'I‘ED.
”Worsening. ‘RvoihthBriiii-i 15 or or;
help in light housework. Call at 4 Man-
iord Place. 550 EL
kind. and liairivnrk:
RSHMARY SCH Al'li.
jZli lw
PLAIN sewintr of any
braids a specialty. .l
30 Van Zandt avenue. East Norwalk.
T0 LET.
COTTAGE .No. 14 Madison‘slreotfiiroom;
rill modern improvements. 1 .‘lw 518 per.
IAON, No. {Lila-
iuonth. Enquire u. E. Wl
zctie building. Norwalk Cl.
‘lVl'J rooms. No. 4 llrt’niord Place. rent 3”;
third llonr, 1‘0 South Main street, root 8.“.
Apply to E. A. WOUUWARD.
I DUSE No. 0 llaninril i'lm-c. trmms. in-
quire ill TAYLOR its GOLDEN‘H. mél ll’
NE nicely furnished room. will) pri\"‘s
ofbaiii. llouse new. Inquire. or No. in
Hanlnril Place. Jil lw
’1‘0 LE'l'inr the soasrm or year, furnish l
lioui-oNn. llll inst iwcliuc. Applv to
James Mitchell. jilll lw
[ll‘l’ER part of house of (Ultrfllllillfl; rr-nl.3."i.
_, Almiour upper rooms, partly lurnislir'l.
will: bass-merit: rent. 85. Two minulm' walk
from Bows) ion dupnl. Enquire of ii. AUK.
Alt’l‘. llmvoy ion. ('onn. jyil :il
Yl’PEli part ni house on Meadow street in a
eiimll family llcnl. 58m. inquire at
miles“! Old) WELL (‘lirAli 00., réi Wash
innton sires-t. j‘ ii ll
sort sane. “
IIUUSE flilll ‘llli‘llllfl (lie-llwmul avenue, for
salt-cheap. Appiv in H. ll. SllElllVlll fl),
l:l lirove street. South .x’anlilk, l3 2w
Ehiilxwlieezem. 50.03801]; a. good windmi-
J screen for 111‘; screen doors, all slices:
lawn mom-rs and reiriyr-rnlors at reduced
prices. SOUTH NURWALK iiAltUWAllE
COMPANY. 4:: South Main street. iilflit‘
, YEW Columbia bicycle. 1504; mmlcllll. A
1 Big bargain. (‘all or address, E. M.
.lAl’KnON. photographer, oil \\ all strut-t. Nor-
walk. Penn. jittl il'
’l‘iMO'l‘llY and cinder grass lor «all»: sland-
ing rradylomt. ll. iil'iii‘liARIl. 55 :It
noun
AN amount of mom-y “‘l it‘ll the owner (rill
have ivy proving pr! 1an y and paying for
(ills advertisement. App 3‘ or this ullli-e.6
j) iii.
SHAWL which llw li’Alis‘l' minlmve by
A proving properly in ii pin .1”: luv this ml-
w-rtlss-mcnl. Apply to Mir. Nollie ll. Alllicr,
.'i Burbank atrial.
I
no 31.
Extra ll'icncr Luger liner, 1 A llglli,
Extra Culinbcchcr lit-or. l A dark.
Rochester barter llccr.
Milwankle Lager.
tit. Louis Leger.
Kaiser llccr. Imported from Germany,
[lass Ale, importer! from England.
i don. qt. bottles very good Holland liiu,
We;
WYPURE
at. n.
Powder
Mothers Bead This.
"My child is subject to severe attacks
of diarrhoea. During‘ the last sickness,
Dr. Hand’s Diarrhoea Mixture was freely
given and an immediate cure resulted.
It would have required a dozen visits of
aphyeician. as on former occasions. I
believe Dr. Hand’s Remedies would have
saved theliie of the child I lost, had they
been within my reach at the time of its
sickness." Mrs. F. A. Bennett, 722 New
— street, Camden, N. J. They are splen-
did children’s rcrriedies.
drug stores.
Some people are constantly troubled
with pimples and boils, especially about
the. lace and neck. The best remedy is
a thorough course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
which expells all humore throurh the
proper channels, and so makes the skin,
become soit, healthy and fair.
Auction Sal:
25 cents. All
Real Estate.
V ‘ilE unlerai nesl trustee of the estate of
. 0 in links, insolvent, will sell at
public auction on Saturday, July 22!. lrlll. at
.lla. m.. a” the richl, interest or illle which
the said John W. Banks has or had in and to
the proper! y known as the “Banks piece," sli—
uaied on Seaside place. East Norivallr. The
sale will take nlar‘omi the property llllll will
liwuule all articles of the ‘irrsoual nroperty of
the «More no! [ilt‘il sold. [rainy the sale will
like pluck;A Mlmtlm’, Jlllv .' l, lb‘Ji. For llil‘liir‘?
particulars aililn-ss
CHARLES D. BURNES,
Trustee.
j) .l 23W
commussmitnr mm ”‘
CE.
'1‘“ “3 subscribers it"[liiillll‘ll hr the (‘ourt of
. lulu... e for the illstrh-l of Norwalk. (Vom-
iulssloncrs to receive, oxanilile and decide
unon lhcclaliris or llli‘ i‘rwiiiurrs of the estate
or John W. Banks. of Norwnlk. in said (ll'i-
trim, on int-sih'rlli iii-blur. lwrehy give notice
that we will ails-nil in the duties or our said
aimointiximii at lln- niilm- of(‘imr]ce I). llurnes,
in Norwalk in sold districts: South Norwnlk,
on the “hit «lay of AucdleWl and on the Lilith
(lily of Son cinlwr. Hill, at llio‘clock, lore-noon.
0i 0 lli‘h or said days.
Shirl ('eri has llmlu-«l and allowed lhr-‘c
months from lhednie horror {or the exhibi-
lloll in lie of l‘iliinlh against will halal».
bored at Normslh. the tall: litt)‘ or June, A.
ll. lrlli.
'l'.\l.l.ilADi:i-‘. BAKFR.‘ .
amiss HOLDEN, .“""”““'"”‘”“'
ji-Iil, lyii. 13.3)
Sunni non holes on
interest Notice.
Sm'rri Norm-Am. Conn. June :‘l, 1894.
Al is rue-«ling oi the umnngers oi this bank.
held illisdrsie, a dividend to Ilopmimra nl' lu~
turret ill the rule of four per corn. per minum
Wflrliltfl‘lflrt’ll{tiriild six mouihs i'llliilll-l Ju' '
l,Talkpaynhloonowl after July lll, lid“. in-
terest not drawn vt ill he credited to accounts
and draw interest from Jilly l. Neill.
jz'r L'w .IUli!\v ll. KNAPP. Treasurer.
Holllll Nurzvalll. Conn.
The "email Savmgs Society.
Norm-Ana, June 14th, lllli.
Interest at the rule of tour ll) per cent. tir
annum for the current six months will be
credited depositors, July lst. will, and paid in
them on and alter July link.
For vote of Directors this day.
Briangcr lloibrnu. llllllill'll'il from licrnlnny.
)0th J50 (i El). hi. MILLER. {‘i’l'l‘l‘illl y.
1
RlCE LlST
-‘—~‘UF UL'll ——
Bu ltllaier, in L1 110.
65c don; 10c hoillc.
03c don; lilo liolllc.
551' do]. : ll‘ - lmltlc.
00c den; lilo battle.
"he dos; 10c bottle.
82.25 don: tide boillc.
2.2-3 002.: this- bottle.
" "" don: -i'ic bottle.
sour)
" The above are well known c I the best Beers browcd iii the old and new
world». Those in cm are put up in sealed botth i, and warranted to keep good and
iresh in any climate for any length of tlnw.
i don. qt. bottles very good (lid Port Wine,
l doz. qt. bottles wry good (lid Sherry Wine,
5 doz. qt. liottlca very good liliwlrbcrry llroudy,
l doz. qt. bottl' ' very good Modiord Rum,
l dot. qt. bottles Very good Ilyo Whiskey.
i don. qt. bottles very good llock P'lll Rye,
i don. qt. bottles very good llourhon Whiskey,
ldoz. qt. bottl' ' very good Choice Brandy.
i don. Buick Porter.
1 doz. Old Canada Malt Ale, No. l,
I don. Canada Malt Ale, No. 2,
1 sins. our regular Lager Boer, light,
i don. our regular Lager Bier, dark,
children er for
$4.75; single bottle, .85
4.75; single bottle, .85
5.25; single bottle, .05
4.75; single bottle, .85
ll 00; single bottle, v.15
5.40; single bottle, 1 00
5.40: single bottle, 1.00
0.50; single bottle, 1.25
t4 00: single bottle, 1 50
.75; single bottle, .10
' .75; single bottle, .10
.55; single bottle, .05
.50: single bottle, .05
.50; single bottle, .05
We deliver our goods only in the cities of South Norwalk and Not-walk.
Out of town customers must send money with order, or the goods will be sent 0.
0. D. Filteen some extra for corked goods to out oi-town customers. which is re
turned with the return oi bottles. (loads delivered anywhere in the state.
HENRY 00 HS,
Oriental Bottling Works,
, ,4 SOUTH .NORWALK’.
Iv ‘
line ,
Your”
" . income
Tax.
_ It’s interesting to us to know what portion of your
income you will lay aside for \
lllllTHlNfiandFllllNISHINliS
For yourself and boys. You can make a little money i
go a great ways with us. ‘
Everything for Boy’s Wear. {
Store will close at 6 o’clock, Mondays and Saturdays ex- i
copied, until further notice.
W 1
w. A. BENEDIBT & llllMPlNl,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
r
The LeadingDry Goods Stor’e.
Trislram 8t Hyall, lie. 2 Gazelle B’d’g
. _We realize the fact that money is not circulating as freel as
it did twelve or fifteen months ago, and that in order to in 1106
people to brm it into market, it is necessary for us to secure not
only seasonab e goods, but also to sell them at prices which will
meet the present stringency. Now we know of no better way to
carry out the latter part of the above facts than by informing our
customers that we have secured another 101: of those
$l.98 Duck Suit, $1598
. These garment are made in a variety of the latest patterns of
stripes and dots on light and dark grounds. The blazer with leg
0' mutton sleeve and umbrella back is long and graceful. while
the skirt is three and one-half yards wide, with tour-inch hem.
The quality of the cloth is exceptionally good forjsuits so inexoen- '
srve, and they are distinguished by: workmanship that would be
perfectly satisfactory in much higher priced garments.
Shirt Waists.
'l’erhaps you may not need a suit, but you will need a shirt ‘
waist, and will be leased to learn that we have just received a
law}? worst in the atest surplice style, in sizes 32 to 40, at $1.25
see .
We also have shirt waists from the common prints, at 190
each, to the beautiful silk garments at $7.00
Trislram & Hyall, Norwalk, Bonn.
”.~~m_-m 4
IT IS ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL THAT
The New York Grocery llo.
Arc giving the best value in all kinds of groceries Our 230 But” .
ter is the best and cannot be equalled in the city. Don’t take any
notice of petty grocery concerns who tell you that you cannot
buy good Editor for the price we are soiling it.
We are giving the inmost presents over offered with our
Teas and Colleen.
The New York history 00., .
Donovan's Building, Washington St. Scull Harwell.
83 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
FORTIETH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE.
ElGBTY-BIXTH s'r. AND FIRST nvsuua.lNh‘V YORK;
... m
U may set it dorm as a lrlen role that any term animal supplied regularly with is
. , 0 good allowance or to r from my grainerv. will dolls work better and more easily,
and will wand improve helterln consequence. Won? rslmplv because they not. the best
that can in procurr d, and quite in l .rom dirt and chair or other extraneous matter. You pay
no more than ier interior grades. !
PRATT’S Fliilll Filll HIJRSES ANll BATTLE.
cannon of?!“ AT HOLUAII' {ATARI ITA’IJ. ‘
Manuel T. Hatch
l5 ,MARBHALL STREET.
mm I'd--
llodrumu. nus. so. frat one int. he.
Norwalk Chronicler