. . guts Eve Wymsn will substitute as
’ , geingsrln'rrlhltv church chair for a
weeks.
‘Hteydaye. H S. Brown.
J .‘.
beveusevrred their connection with the
‘ Pastel Telegraph company’s cities as
1a-
said to have detncud from the po ulst-
”iab‘sblientseoutsndilutlttshy tar the
.....
[all :
‘ vi
. .m be guaranteed the
M .ilhandedln. Everyma-
‘d Wbemudetouccommo-
‘9. butehdnos cannot be in-
yueoriahlunlesscopyle sent
[o’clock in the afternoon of the
eitonpeiedeslred.‘
A. m finishing machine arrived tods
. ~ Enzlsnd tor .l.- B. Buckley a Son a
movie Works. 3
The gradual! , exercises of the senior
insect StaplesnEigh school, Westport,
will tskeplace on Thursday allernpon at
rushes
“‘MBemoval sale. Great bargains.
Freddie Pilaer and Clyde Whitney
messengers. ~
‘ The makers in the South Norwalk cc-
operati' ve her factory will have a picnic
endclambske at Hickory Bluff, tomor-
. ” "rowalternocn.
William W. Kirk, of New Canaan,
Ital appointed a special agent by
State ectory Inspector McLane. Be
wiiltake chine July 1.
,The Norwslk Lawn Tennis club has
decidedtohave a dance in the casino.
Saturday, July 6. Weidenhammer, of
Bridgeport, will furnish music.
' -Cotiee with cream, be cup, at Lane’s.
Leo Davie, of South Norwalk, and
bed A. Hill, of Norwalk, received their
of admission to practice in the
mid County bar,‘ in the Superior
Conrt,lest Friday.
The committee on the
Living Wblst in South
meeting Saturday and decided to notify
the Norwelk Hospital association that
the receipts would not pay the expenses;
meantly nothingcan be donated to
the hospital.
The men of the quartermseter’s depart-
ve work at the state camp
at Niantic, making preparations
the arrival of the state troops next
month. There is a contest over the jani-
tonbip of the grounds. between Idacoin
Smith and Turner C. Haynes.
There has been a considerable advance
lathe price of lemons: owing partly to
thelncreased demand for them. caused
the hot weather. and partly his: a
ortsgeln the Sicilian crop. A of
. ' us which would sell in ordinary
peter” 50, is now worth between
resentatiou of
orwalk, held a
w d gs,
.--*—For Job Printing. go to Gardner,
corner Welland Water streets.
Before Judge Prentice in Bridgeport,
last Friday afternoon. a demurrer to the
application of the Nor-walk Tramway
mmpsny f-r permission to parallel the
thirmtnlaml r-rmt ln-m burwalk to
.. Davie-r was ho-rmL Another motion for
ten anrerrdruent tr the complaint was also
presented.
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Contractor A, lion. who is widening
' sand uniting Wont rtrrnt. hrtd his sprink-
ling cm, from "m rill-out Sprinklmg as
bountiful. 301 West Thirty-third street,
out yrrotv'rtlrsy morning at 4 o'clock, laya
ing the dust on West street. The inno-
vation was highly appreciated by resi-
dents.
The steamer “Favorite" arrived in
South Norvalk about 7:30 o'clock .8“
' uvdsy night. To" delay was again can!-
od by the loss of ilsnrtre l rum the steam-
srr‘s screws. the starboard whet-l having
thrre blades broken nil Friday and Sat-
urday. necessitating the boat being taken
so the dry deck.
The blanks for the llremen's conver-
tlou at South Norwalk will be sent to the
companies throughout the state during
the coming week. E .ch company is er .
fitted to one delegate. who should be
elected at the tlrst meeting of the com
any to July. An alternate should also
chosen as the same time.
Berry Chester, who is traveling around
the world on his wits, arrived in South
Norwslk Saturday alternoon. having
.Whlked from Iiount Vernon, N. Y.. since
more Er- dyer-pd late The Farm
tiles to let us snow that be had got
here. end then started for Bridgeport.
muting to reach there by night. He
Chicago Isy_'_7 .
-Special nduclionr, 10 to 20 per cent.
8.8. Brown.
A billet complaint has been filed in
the cities of the clerk of the Unitul
States District Court. at Hartford, by
the town of Antler, Delaware county. N.
3 7., against Dudley l’. lily. of South Nor-
welk. The matter involved Is an at-
b? ”1:: to recover upon rcupor s of hen
of town issued in favor of the Berl
and llddletown erlwsy comp ny.
Tbepurcbssebyll 0 Modictoftbe
Indian Barber hotel at Greenwich ls
ii of.lltst4plsee. tir. Benrdict wi loon-
vsrttbe hotel to tlrovn privatense. A
number of persons who formerly
, there will seek com'ovt elsewhere.
t e Haven. however, some new
, have hen me so and nearly
all themsre now occupied, and the
emplaeeontheeound. ;
‘ lbsbleyelersosssttii'e Fair Grounds.
‘ l ,V "Waltdfoilowsechotheraroued
Saturday. were not as interesting as
W to have been beeeun the
'mu allewvd was tonal-est. It is
> intereelln or exciting to see
myrldergstertcflousrseest
‘ tisskeell were in totes
esnldgomtgslowest‘gutd the last
thenrnak
‘Wednesday night. =
_ ewe. mm" m
hhwfl‘kflwwwml, 1 .
Kiss Oprnelis 1‘. new. .. Orchard
exist, has purchased a handsome turn-
has indrprndentSoeial our. lull meal
with Olluord B. Adams, Grove street.
tomorrow night
The board of directors of the Young
lion‘s Christian 'Assnclstlon will meet
The Bridgeport whist team did not
come to Norwslk. Saturday nightso the
match at the liar k club was neces-
sarily postponed.
The agents of the John errand: 1m
[unrest-e comyplsny will have avail to
Nauvoo. next day, where a shore din-
ner will be served.
~Trinity‘ parish lawn party on the
church lawn.’i'bursday evening, June 27.
Special attractions. . . ‘ -
The new members of Ploneer’Hook
and Ladder opmpsuy will meet at the
truck house Wednesday night to be
measured for uniforms. ,
Joseph G. Jennings has had new con-
crete walks laid on the grounds and side-
walks of his resideuoe,corner of Fairlield
avenue and West street.
The odioere and teachers of the Sun-
day school of the Norwalk Congress-
tionsl church will be entertained at the
parsonage next Wednesday evening.
Mrs Kileskl Bradbury will sing at the
strawberry festival given by the Junior
Endeavor society of the Narwalk Con-
ggegatltintlcburch, next Tuesday even-
g.
The Western Union Telegraph com-
pany’s office will he moved next week to
the store in Mrs. M. Lender’s block, now
occupied by The Summons encyclope-
dia department.
Freight train Not 108, from New
Haven, which left that city at 2:30
o'clock yesterday morning, ran over and
killed an unknown man just war. of the
Woodmont station.
Street Commissioner Kellogg, of Nor-
walk. with a force of eleven meu,com-
menced this morning the work of widen-
ing East avenue in front of the Hunter
and Bennett properties.
A. D. Blizzard, of Stuart avenue. has
the largest variety and some of the
handsomest roses in town growing in his
yard. He also has over 2,000 petunia
plants growing nicely.
—The imperial Crown 10o cigar is
made in a clean stctory by skilled me-
chanics out of the choicest stock. and we
sell them. G. S. Trowbrldge a On.
St. John's German Lutb ran church.
of New York clty,ia picknic g at Roton
Point. today. Tomorrow the Noble
Street Presbyterian church, of Brooklyn,
will be at the Point.
Lillie Greenwood, daughter of Aquilla
Greenwood, of Riverside avenue. instead
of putting her penny on the contribution
plate at the Norwalkehlethodist church
Sunday school, yesterday, swallowed it.
Father McGlunis, of New Haven, who
was recently ordained at Niagara semi-
nary. wrll shortly become an assistant
priest in St. Mary’s church, caused by
Rev. M O'Brieu’s transfer to the Nore-
ton larish.
Miss May Adams otiiciated at the or
gen at the Norwalk Methodist church,
yesterday, in the absence of Organist
Paddock. Miss Adams is an accom-
plished musician and handled the big in-
strument remarkably well.
Mrs. George N. McKibbiu had her
Sundw school class of six boys from
New York. hi. the City Hotel, over 83'-
urdsy amt Sunday. The lads enjoyed a
sail in .ur. McKrobin'e electric launch,
and liilrvlrdrd service at the First Metho-
dist Eprswpal church yesterday morn-
ing.
Frank Madden. or Nor walk,who collid-
ed with alllcyclist on West avenuealstur-
day morning, cut his chin so badly that
Dr. I. II. Allen hall to take two ellll'nt'h
wclotle up the wound. Orly a short
rime ago he had a tall and cut. his chin
badly, it being necessary to take several
atlrchrs toc|0se the wound.
‘ The Knob was a most pleasant spot
yrs erday, and was visited by is any of
Ittt members The two swings plsomt on
the lawn Saturday were greatly in j lyrd
by the children. and the older lolks oath-
edaed enjoyed the rslrrshing breeue.
The list of new members this assum has
reached tbr number of twenty~svx.
-'l‘he purest miles at Lane's restaurant.
Oi rldsv. the 28h inst, the d-rle of
the alt-Harvard met race, a spuoval
train will leave New York for New l. m-
rlon at it :40 s. m . reaching here at 12:01
Excursion trckvts this year will be sold.
good only on sp oral turn in both direc-
tlous 't‘lrs errurslon item will leave
New [union for the return trip about
ll'twu rrrrnlrt s after the return of the
DOIQIVIHJD tralu to the station.
The time of 27:24 4-5, made b C. Ford
Seeley in the Alpha Wheel c We too-
mile road rscenn June 15. entitles Itr.
Seeley to the stats ten-mile championship.
B. P. Walden. chairman of the state
road record committee, sent the neces-
sary papers to George ii. Allen this
morning, to be made out otllclslly,
corroborating Itr. Seeley's time. The
course has been surveyed by C. N. Wood
and is absolutely correct.
The rvgu'sr weekly shoot of the lion-
mske Gun club was held at Barton's
PointnnSsturdsy. There were twelve
sweepstakes which were won
es follows: Gehrmsnn, 8; Ferris. a;
Sanford, l: lagsrsell, l. A junlor clans
bss'been termed in the clun‘ and l
members will commerce shootio next
Saturday for s prise.
best average winning the prise.
“Ice cream WW5
The cs
ton has just corn
the annual rear
nameless, based on the reports made 0
past year.
”Ill.
seam to S3 . Bill
‘ worth trade with up-to-date people. We are ever on the lookout for bargains and
l... which wi
They wll shoot
for fifteen weeks. the one making the
talent at Washing -
rangernent of salaries of presidential
f recentlv
the bullpen done at them during the
The following are the changes
in this section which go into eflvotnn '
it emulator; Ths Boys' norm of the Baptist
° d
O
i
live
so. 3 ~ , ace Vila lighters, 136.00
F. D. LAWTON 8i, co. "
. 22 South Main Street.
BEEF rs DOWN
and no one will let you know it quicker than we.. If you want your money’s
when we get a bargain our pstrons'get the benefit of it. If you continue to ply
high prices it is your own loss not ours. Come and get our prices and we will
guarantee that you cannot beat them any where in town or out of it. '
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
‘ FRANK s. AYERS,“
Pillllllilllll OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH .BWALK.
“—
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST IT!“ AND I‘INISE. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! ABT.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer. ,
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.) ‘58 Wall Street, Norwslk, Coll.
EDWARD STREET
Summer is here in earnest, and we are in the midst of the thin goods busi-
ness. Have an excellent stock of Lawns, Dimities. Dotted Swiss, Csmbrics, Print-
ed and Plain. .
Have tine assortment of Hammocks. Just think of buying one for 59c.
Good size. You can't match it for 90c.
You will find hundreds of little things in the fancy goods departments, suit-
able for the season. Prices are right too. Hosiery is going fast and you might as
well have some of the bargains. We sell a Richelieu ribbed lisle Bose, onyx fast
black, for 250 a pair. Others ask 35c for same grade, and not as good black.
EDWARD STREET,
NORWALK.
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NO ll GAZETTE BUILDING, - .
BARNES BICYCLES
2 ELIZABETH Si‘.
3
sunln'fi’r‘lfi’ilfil limo.
( CCUl'lESst portion ut E. iiumwski‘s slurs.
corrmrm‘ “'rslluurl Writer streets. Nor»
walk. I tell and see the latest styles in spring
irate. mills. we. azitl'
ll}. " mm..." m... 4' stereo:
Organist and Dlm-tor South Norwalk
Congregational church, teacher of
Plum). Organ. Harmony. L‘) Bayvlrjvv 'ave
‘Z I lll
lrll mr...
ROWAYION.
At the Third Methodist Episcopal
church, yestrrorry. ill-v. A ll. Wyatt. of
Norwalk, occupied the pulpit punching
a very Interesting and helpful errrrmtr
from Revelations r :12-18 pi. u... ,. .4...“
sketch of the his or ht. J..l.rr and ill:-
wonderful Vlslml on the 1m. uf Palm”...
in the evening the pasltlr s sol-j-vt was
"Aulrry Jonah.“ his t. are r.. mg .n Jonah,
ix.. 4 Mr. Slat-r‘s or cnurnt! was ably
handled and Whit mariml by his churni-
trrrslic force and knowledge of the sol-
jtot urulrr consideration.
Miss l" U. llaim-r, daughter of Jerome
8. (intent. of Ux Ridge, Wltll is to lIt‘Coltw
a member of the methodlst church, was
immersed in the harbor from U. bl. Uort
uett's place. yesterday altrruoou at l
o'clock. 'i he preliminary services “etc
conducted in the grove by itev..l. M.
Uafloll, and the irnmrrrlou was act-om
plrshrrl'hy Itev. J. u blater. About
thirty members of the Darlen church ao-
oompamul the ptl’lyusntl many Olllrlll
witnessed the ceremony.
The annual school meeting It‘l‘ the
election of officers for the following year
was held Saturday night, about thirty
voters beln present. Alter hsl ollrug
live times eorge Stevens was elected
committeemsn. B. A. G, lleuschkel
was elected treasurer and Herman lion-
tell, clerk. Aruotlon by U. W. Bryan
to la a the mill tax for therrduction of
the ebt of the dlblrtct, amounting to
ll 000, was unusual llvly carried.
William Themes dleri of consumption
shortly infers mrrlrrrtlrt, last night. let
his home in Stamford The dwerseul
was a son of Mrs Annie Thomr-s sun
brother of Selectman h'purslm Themes.
fiiifltfififilfiifiéfifi
organises; ......................
lrsnext to
Grrtiilnerssr
No two persons think alike
about soap—one favors perfume
another no scent at all.sud so,
on. Therearetwo best in
the market: The best wit at
of this with. its leaves a widow and
eight children. he was thirty-eight '0 I“ and “I! it“ Will! scent-
years of age. We keep both kinds.
Betjrmln Carpenter has left the'err.- You can have our advice er
ploy or Nash 8t VsuSon . of South Nm- nhooeetosultthe fancy.
Hrvels a price or two: Pears’
, Soap, 10 cents a cake; Butter-
rnilo Soap, ii cents.
R. 11. PLAIBTED,
DRUGGIST.
walk. and is working In idgephrt. its
still comrrmle this slimmer and honm
with his brother, Sllas Carpenter. Ilslu
street.
ill-oi S'evl-ns. oi Starkey seminary
Eddylown, N. Y . hes returned to s
the summer vacation with his parents,
Captain and his. W. I. Stevens, South
Isle street. "
The Norwalk Tramway company's ,
waiting room on Bell island road. is . /
completed sacspttngtbe electric lights,
libeput in later.
Ir. and Irv. William H. Jones, of
Penn street. Brmkiyn. are visiting thvrr
daughter, Hrs. Jennie Sharer. ot tisple
.VOMIO.
Willie DsWatsr’s, Clarence Jewell and
Grace are among thevictlprsot
chicken port.
George Urockett is the new bicyclist
ol wlwsywn, having pnrchssed a wheel
am '4 1%. Vincent. who has been sick
lv‘v’l'llr palmetto, is improving quite rep-
v.
church will mist tonight at our o'clock.
Ilse Lillian Wicks is killing natur-
§;.\
‘oomt‘rr. \
Something that will aid you very much .
in keeping cool these hot days, and save you i
it money in the bargain, can be found at our
stores in the way of a Blue Serge Suit, all
wool, and fast color, at $8.50 and $12.00. An
Unlined Serge Cost and Vest, at $6.00; a
Blue and Black Skeleton Cost, $3.50 ; all aims
of Gray and Black Alapacas, from $1.00\_.to
04.00; other Coats, at 50c; 75 and 31. Straw
Hats. Negligee Shirts and Duck Pants are
very helpful. Leather Belts, 25c and 50c;
good solid leather, made strong but not
clumsy.
lllMS'l'lliK BRflS. .
Will 4
Sims, 'r
[ 14 South Main St.,
South Nor-walk;
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
I L
f ”a
Prompt Delivery." ‘1
When you buy goods yr u like to have them de-
livered in a neat. prompt way, don’t you ?
I be‘irve most people do. That is why I deliver
goods that way whether it is Grain, Hay. Straw
.rl-‘eed. it must go in a clean wagon and the
M
by .goods must be clean and whole. Its a matter of
busine-s. [“1 please people I expect them k)
{1151 came agniu~not if i displesse them.
‘1 That's the reason, too. why i sell Clean Oats,
€39, Sweet Buy, High Grade Feed. .
or.
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.Eurt'fi‘vw rim-rem 12% ' fax. '1‘ . t
. ,
,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
:3; Hey. Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
Billllilll llFFillE, SOLMIIB' lliEll‘l SUSIE.
WW
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BEEF Is DOWN: lorermlow Pmcts.
WEMANUEL T. HATCH,-
‘ i
Porterhouse Steaks, 18:. Sirloin Steaks, lilo.
ilruntl " 12o. Shoulder “ 3 lbs. for 250
Pet Route, 5 to 120. lllbroaats, 150.
Small Smoked llama, finest
quality, 12in. Bsst Creamery Butler, 35c.
All kinds of FISH and VEGETABLES fresh every day.
PEOPLE’S MARKET,
13 NORTH. MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONF-
F. ii. lillADBUllY. Proprietor
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
AND THEREBY SAVE YOUR
PENNIES. D131 E8 AND DOIJa ARS.’
ill cents.
Fest Black Socks of the tile quality, 2 pair for $5 unis.
Close Rolled Silk Umbrellas, LstestStyle Hahdles, worth Sandi),
’ 01.“.
A large variety of Negligee Shirts, Washable t rn-bsnds. Club Home
Ties, Baud Bdws, etc . etc.
Custom Itade Suits, from ere up.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor,
tiOilllEll. lliTTEll and FlilllllSllEli.
Cotirm Sweaters.
HOW
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