> to play. next Saturday after-
crwslk bell team will play the
in Bridgeport. tomorrow after-
sandal meeting of the voters of.
., River school dhtrict will be
night.
m Clarke. a native of West
. at her home in Waterbury.
. The decemd was an aunt of
. W. Bennettmt Norwalk and
A ‘ Indian maiden who has advertised
‘ cluerbusinelaof 'I‘rowhridge a Go.
‘ some time. isbeing titted out with a
and attractive summer suit at O. D.
man's paint store on North Main
will
lander, who has bee'n playing
thedPnrtland. lie. team. of the
and is now signed with the Hav-
‘ _. lines , club. which is a member of
”New England association. .
TheI’aragraph club met with it... s.
‘ Pond. at St. Paul's rectory. last Satur-
aftsrnooo. At the close of the meet-
' hseeballiesni will so and
' f renamintm' u... will cut
with new; .8. almost. Visitation r.
Mr slatt- . ,
Julia arr-mm:
hmnengsgsd "as foreman for
We; works. at Olsnhrock.‘
The minimalism-at exerciiss of the
graduatiogclaseof ’95. of the Hillside
«misery. will be held Tuesday. June 18.
Professor Nowell will have a rehearsal
of Living Waist in Arlen Ball. tonight.
all psrtlclpants‘ars rtquested to he
. at
one sweats . his
the imu
present.
The condition of tire. W. A. Ambler.
who is seriously ill at her home on
Union Park. is not so favorable to re-
oovery as it has been.
-'l'ry the new style Elm. at the "Ac~
aderny or Billiards." Scariest. building.
Rufus K. Fitch. the popular school
teacher ol Weston. will celebrate July 4
mettle: married. The bride-elect is
field E. Jerephine Wakernan. of Fair-
Ernest Bailey. of Allegheny city. Pa..
who is spending a few days with relat-
ives in Danbury. wheeled to South Nor-
waik yesterday with a number of other
wheslmea.
William Policy. an employee of Con-
tractors Hairs a Lewis. who has been at
the Norwalk hospital for several weeks.
is convalescent. lie is at his boarding
house on Railroad place.
David Hughes. a member of Pioneer
Book and Ladder comsany. of Norwalk.
who was injured at a re Ifay 17th. will
receive from Chief Snagg. treasurer of
the state fund. a check for 38.
,a...
the meeting of the Woman's Christ-
M Ace Union. last Friday. the
as treasurer of lira. J. A.
consented to take her place. lire.
”m is very ill at her home on Union
to attend the wedding of
stat, , Camille Merrill. daughter of
a. and Ira. Samuel D. Merrill. of
‘ . . to EdwardA. Stokes. have
*h received in Ncrwslk. The care-
‘ will be performed at the bride's
W Quincy street. BroohlynJVed-
“I, evening. June 19. at 8 o’clock.
The South Norwalk orchestra. under
.tlielndership of G. Fabian Sederstrom.
which delighted the andence at the Nor-
hulk Congregational church. yesterday.
'waaetartsd about one year ago by some
of the young men of Prof. E. El. ilson’s
wheel. Their playing reflects a good
dul of credit upon the young men.
Themembers of the Young People’s
of Christian Endeavor. of
1&9 South Norwalk Baptist church. who,
‘witlstheirfriends, were invited to a nd
>me evening at the cottage n the
pastor. Rev. B. 0 Sherwood, at Hick-
cry Bind. will wait until later in the
ninth when moon and tide will he
more VOTING.
‘ , Atthemoeting of the executive com-
’ mitten of the Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor. in the South Nor-
:walk Congregational church. last night,
it was unanimously voted to send ex-
President Charles R. Harmer: Jr, to the
international convention in Boston. as
delegate of the society. It was also de-
‘ aided to hold an entertainment in ashort
‘ f “Twists. gace‘go Oéderhtt 59:10 :2;
ormer cc to . ity etc on .
‘ Williauih. Swords.
. ..._——_—-
, 0. Ford Sseley, while taking a spin on
_ the Fall-field road, met with an accident.
. He was riding a tandem with a boy and
to .
-‘ “ &m and took his feetoff thcpedals
header, skinning his arms bands and
when. Thcboy also took a tumble and
Immortal-routers.
fl. Andrew will be held in Christ church.
Wetltown.
. fl! and
sucker
esrsmon was part
served on the
" ‘fimM/J
riding so fast that the boy became
threw Seeley out and he took a
bridal! on hie head.raising a bumpas big
annual meeting of the Connecticut
Union of the Brotherhood at
Saturday and Sunday. June
This meeting will no-
tative
‘ of the diocese. Among the
mm is Johnréwto'olt‘i.
sw or general score 0 e
a ii: the United States.
- BarvardaudYals are soon to have
kindof contest added to the
lougllst between the two col-
Now it is to bee systematic ssrlsa
nets. and it is expected
’seb tr th a mass
“T; I”
The following is a list of the
“‘“W‘Wmnmlbdg or at the
orivalkpditdmcérwfiihree sndersick-
son. James licLatchie. lira. Oliver C.
Smith. lire. Ben Woollurd. Mrs. T. O.
Woodmancy. ‘
‘A rty of young pie from Bridge-
port Stamford and girth Norwalk will
goto Elton Point, Wednesday night.
Arrangements havebeen made to have
the music continue until 12 o‘clock. and
a special car will bring the party back to
South Norwalk.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
of the Norwalk Congregational church
will give a strawberry festival in the
chapel.’l‘uesday evening. the 25th inst. A
musical and literary programme will be
rendered. and Secretary Jane B. Jack-
s:p.of the Y. If. C. A . will give a recita-
t on.
~William H. Swords has moved to his
new quarters in City Hotel block. corner
Scotti Main and Bavlland streets. where
he will be pleased to receive both old and
new customers.
Yesterday morning. about 3:80 o’clock.
Oscar Allen. the night watchman in
Westport. discovered an Italian stealing
property belonging to Perry Webb.
ohn Allen also detected the man in the
act. and Constable Edward Allen was
notified. He placed the man under ar
rest. He will be tried before Justice
Smith today.
The schooner E. S. Newman. of New
Haven. was attached at Bridgeport by
Sheriii Hamilton Friday morning in
favor of James Dawson. Benjamin Shel-
ton. James Haley and William Hart, all '
stevedores. They recently unloaded the
schooner and there was a dispute as to
whom the money should he paid. Their
joint claim is only 060.
Official L. A. W. handicapper. Henry
Goodman. has decided not to suspend
Harry Buses. of New Canaan, as it is
proved that the time he sent to Danbury
or the Memorial Day races was the
best that he knew of. the disputed time
sent tohcadquarters not being announced
on the track at Norwalk last Labor Day.
Mr. Bossa is entered in the Alphas races
next Saturday.
——Flnwer supper. Wednesday evening.
June 12. at Norwalk Opera House. un-
der auspices of ladies of Grace church.
Supper alter six. Also musical sketch
under direction of Miss Jennie K. Nash.
Admission 15 cents.
TheSupreme Court rendered sdecis-
ion. Saturday. sustaining the Superior
Court decision in theoaseof lit. and
lira. Gilbert Horton vs. the Norwalk
Tramway company. in which the in-
tiifs secured 0550 and costs amount ng to
.70 more. The suit was brought as the
result of an accident which happened on
the Tramway one Sunday afternoon. in
which Ira. Horton was injured.
The public ls invited to Mr. Sumte-
ton’a organ recital at the South Norwalk
Congregational church. this evening.
The nted programme promises an un-
usua ly rich musical feast. An interest-
ing feature is the explanatory notes on
the programme. lira. A. F. Wheeler.
soprano. and Frederick Gillette. baritone.
assist Iir. Humiston. Young ladies
will act as ushers. Admission is free.
tlon to come to Norwalk to attend Com-
shsm battle.
“noted. The pl
orwaik Fair Grounds, Jul 4.
will be athletic
The coin y
nssday t to
meals for the picnic.
BIITIm WWII I
‘Al number of Norwalk bl
attend the races of the Barn
Wheel club at Pleasure Beach. 8
port, Baturda .
”if.“
no.3 t.Brid
hand”
are
‘i it
, Two out-of-town companies. Danbury
----—--—— and Bridgeport. have accepted an invite-
lcNamara. dsu htsr of Ira.
of 88 orth Halo
pany D‘s picnic. and give a parade and
thisntorn-
Other companies that
have received invitations are as yet on-
decided.but at least two more are ex-
oolc will beheld at the
There
es and cycle races.
I hold a meeting Wed-
make further arrange-
--Nsw style tables at the “Academy.”
u.
a
novice “if".
race as
0:0? halt-
. . mum
. E. T.Eaad.Plalnlleld.1: 1 full:
““3 . “r ., 3 .‘.J .5” u { «WE ,, , .9;
I F-RD LAWTON 8:. oo- 1
.. .2, notch ,. maid Staci.
' aMOWaadilellabielf-rkstl Think efltlnthsae
Found at Last tiniesefhlahcrlcslefloombinatlonsl We are units
attbesamecldprlces. Yunnan traveltbe oountrrovsr and you will not find: a market
thatwlilhsatnslncualitrornrlce. Oarinersssiusbusiuessshowsthat wsnoanr. wasar.
II' ThisweekwewlllsellthosesmallsuarOuredBams forniceepsrlb" sverycnawar-
mudrhhcaflnhmmrammsowlhrmmoosnsdto order. his car quart.
Thlslsths only marketlnths town.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
. , ..FRANK .S. AYERS. V
Plilll’lllililll or THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
JACK‘S'ON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the Ll‘l‘ll’l' ITILI AID Illllll. 011! ill! II to RI” satisfaction to our patrons.
and to fullhish them with the ilnest productions of the rnoroonarnio A“.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. m. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1". Head's Confectionery.) 58 4Wall Street. Norwalk. Coll.
EDWARD STREET
. Every lady wants a belt this season. and of course it is. creating alscarcity.
We have anticipated it, and have laid in from time to time, the choicest styles to be
found. at prices very much less than inferior goods are selling for today. We also
have a large assortment of silk beltings, colors and black, all widths.
Mosquito nets have been advanced by the manufacturers. We will sell
them to you at the old prices.
12; Not over four to a customer.
New and choice shirt waists opened today.
stock of white lawn and cambric shirt waists.
EDWARD STREET,
NO 6 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK.
OVERSTOCKED.
Some day we are "lucly." tours as! we are "Finely."
CERTAIN IT IS, WE HAVE BICYCLES FOR DELIVERY.
Some Rare Cash Bargains. See our Stock.
2 Elizabeth Street. Just lruuml the Corner.
Fox CYCLE COMPANY.
Renting. Repairing. Sundries. llay lawn in Price.
Silllllll snitwuuu. fllllEll.
CCUPIES a rtion of E. Gusowskl‘s store.
corner of all and Water streets. or—
. g. R. H," PLAIS‘I'ED.
hat». cans. em. :oring
Mr. William “dilly llumlston
. DRUGGIST...
Organist and Director South Norwalk
3":
ICE our Still,
2-) Bayrlew are
2 3m
True Fruit Flavors,
Five lulu allass.
Try It!
This line includes a good
Piano. Organ. Harmony.
KA-TON-K A.
llrs Great Indian, Blood Medicine
Manufactured by the Oregon Indian
Medicine ilo . that was advertised and
sold attire Norwalk 0 in House last
winter. can now he of their agents
ior Norwalk and vicinity. at
Betta & Hyatt’s.
No. 29 and ill Cannon street. ill lw
——
items Other Illss Marlon.
Tun Emrs. Srnisortsu). lilies.
My Dear Mr. Golden: I have 'ust re-
ceived a copy of Tn: Barman, une 6,
in which I read the account of an acci.
dent which never befel me I have not
been in New York city for more than a
year, least of all In a bicycle school. It
must have been some other Mary Leve
rich. as I know of two others. If you
would kindly correct the statement 1
should deem It a great favorand be
Very gratefully.
the? E. stmucri.
We have ‘ taken the
agency for “LIEBIG’S
P U R E M A L T E X-
TRAC'I‘," the Best Ton-
June 8, 1895.
tell from a Bridge.
Arthur French. the little son of Sn-
perintendent John French. of the Iietv
ropelltan Insurance company. was lay-
ing on the iron work of the over earl
bridge at Monroe street. yesterda after-
noon, when he slipped and fell rough
to the street. He struck on his held. and
cut a deep gash. from which the blood
flowed profusel . , He was carried to his
home at 11 anford place. and Dr.
Baker attended to his injury. The little
fellow was reported as getting along
quite comfortably today.
CRANBURY.
The annual strawt-erry festival of the
Cranbu Church society will take place
Wedn sy night.
Robert Clarke. of Bridgeport.was boars
over Sunday.
Ed. Burke. son of Adam Burke. is on
the sick list.
Intesprlslag Advertisers.
Dicker-ran A: Son are showing choice
styles of rustling.
in and Strength Giver
Made. Single '_Botties,
25 cents; $2.75 per dozen.
W
Plaisted’s
Benzoin
Cream »
CURES Tan,
Sunburn and
Freckles.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Oastorla.
mmby-mflchwegaesberm M___,____
thnahswuaChMIhecrisdfchcrls.
mulehmeIhflleclucgtoCsmrh-g
s s 1
Children Cry for
Black m... and Cheviot Suits. 36.00.
Blue Serge Suits, 08.50, 012.00 and $16.00.
Black Diagonal and Cheviot Suits. from $10.00 up. Sold lots
mun“ 8“” 0““ and Vents. Blues. Blacks and a
Black Alnpacas,“from' $1.00 up. - , .. .. H ,
We buy them by the case. You know what that means. 25c to .8.
we have ever had, from 49c to 82.00. ‘
Have received another case of the famous ribbed vests at be apiece, worth .
for‘men, boys and children in" town.
[‘77.
FIXINES' »~ g _
them last year at 812.00 and ”3.00.
.. l“-
Slllllw HATS. ~3—
Tbe newest patterns in
NEELIEEE surrrs f
n
We have the credit of having the best line of
Hill run BAPS 1‘_
nucr Piurs.
Do you wear them? Plenty of them here.
cuusrur rats.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
80. NORWALK.
MASONIC BUILDING,
NORWALK.
isn't a good thing to find out about your Straw
and Bay, especially while price? are up. Yonwaht
to get all you can out of them, and you want them ,
to keep and you don’t want to have to worry '
about them.
I sell Bay and Straw That Are Dry and
Sweet. or I tell you if once in a whileI haven
small lot that is not.
Good Clean HAY and STRAW and Good CLEAN
OATS that won’t sicken your horses.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET. .
The Leading Grain Dealer.
Bay. Straw, Grain. Feed. Salt. etc.
We Sell The Very Best Beat in Town.
If you don’t think so. or in any way doubt our word. just give us a call and
give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef. Veal. Lamb or Pork your
choicest inspection. Also we call your attention to our stock of Fish and Vega.
tables. in which we are outdone by nobody in the town. . Every article of food
obtained at our market is guaranteed. and it not satisfactory can be returned aadw
your money refunded. We most respectfully solicit your trade. Best Cannery
Butter in prints. 250. Fresh Country Eggs. every one warranted.
PEllPlES’ .. awn- MARKET.
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE 5
AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR
PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLAIts.
‘r L. .
"r W:
Cotton Sweaters. 19 cents.
Fast Black Books of the 230 quality, 2 pair for 85 cent.
Close Rolled Silk Umbrellas. Latest Style Handles, worth .9, “.80,
.139
r. A large variety of Negliges Shirts. Washable tun-hands. Club Hot.
TIC. Band 30!". Old . bio.
Gilliam llade Stills. from .18 up.
A cell solicited. Open every evening until 9lo'clook. ,
Davis, the Tailor“
DOW
Castorle.
«1 runners
WWI-timer,
VJ:
, ctorru‘in. "Will and runrrsutt.
‘ ‘s'ililimidW‘W .
Norwalk Chronicler