a
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sunshine-Measuring:
we. learn larwalh'Ild
: chumps-restauran-
v‘ldlhdnowlfewm1y‘
so inversions.
m meant he Wood the
cameraman. em reo~
‘ _ ~ Wwillbcnsadstoacooamo-
- puhoas,butehouge cannot be in.
f apoausorlahtunlcssooppts sent
kiddo“ lathe afternoon of the
lephd'orechanaeisdesired.
vliu Helen Swarm, of Haviland street.
quite sick.
Professor A. ll. Heydrick is qulle sick
get his home in Brooklyn.
I
The annual meeting of the Broad
River school district will be held tonight.
John Ferris observed the ninetieth 'an-
nivusary of his birthday, Sunday, and is
fill bale'and bearty.
Lillian Iiay, the daughter of Iir. and
In. W. H. Johnson, of Union street, is
recovering from a recent illness.
Francis 8. Ayres has had a lied set of
fans placed in his New York market on
Washington street, and hereafter no flies
, will he found there. '
Numbers of the Choral Union will
please remember the meeting at the
South Nor-walk Congregational church
tonight, to prepare for the patriotic eer-
vicenextSundsy.
The sewer on Wood street is complet-
ed,and as soon as the houses in the
neighborhood are connected with it, the
unitary condition of that section of the
city will be much improved. 1
4For Job Printing, go to Gardner,
corner Well and Water streets.
Congressmen E. J. Hill inspected the
govcnment building in Bridgeport, last
Saturday. on the invitation of Collector
Goddard and Postmaster Steward. and
'will trytosecure legbiaticn for its en.
Inasmuch
Cliaord Carglll, formerly employed by
the C. Ford Seelsy Cycle company in the
repair department, has accepted a
like position in the repair shop of the
Rowland, (low a: Stark Co.’s bicycle re-
pair department, at Bridgeport.
Sohth Norwelk lodge, O. B. A., No.
185, has elected these oil‘icers for the en-
suing six months: President, K. As-
cher; vice-president, J. Alexander; secre-
tary, P. Nygood; assistant secretary,
William Baretz; treasurer, George
Keeler.
As the result of a little discussion told
a year ago, Congressman E. J. Hill yes-
terday afternoon gave a shore dinner at
Roton Point to Cashier Henry P. Price,
Teller John P. Treadwell end Book-
keeper Alfred Betta. ell of the National
Bank of Norwalk.
Tm: Ssxnsm.
again cell the attention of
users of water in the city of
Norwalk, East Norwalk, Winnipauk
and the Newtown road, to the fact that
nosprinkliug with the hose will be el-
lcwed except between the hours of 6 and
’la.m. and0and8 p. m.
is requested to
A serious accident was narrowly avert-
ed at the residence of hire. Sherwood. on
Roldan avenue, Sunday night. The
nurseof the infant child of Frank Selleok
was going down stairs, when she fell.
The lamp, falling from her hand end
striking the bottom, went to pieces.
luck”, the ilamss did not ignite the
nurse's or the child's clothing end they
were not hurt by the fall.
-—The purest codes at Lane's restaurant.
Edward T. Buckingham, of this city,a
member of the graduating class of Yale,
was awarded one of the prizes Friday,
for dbertatlons. Heisascnof W. T.
Buckingham, of the custom house. He
ud Samuel Beardsley have received per-
mits to enter the Yale Law school. Nine
msgobcthsntered the ninth grsdeof
the' public schools in this city end have
ducekeptside by side in their studies.—-
Bridgeport Farmer.
The reports of the railroad commission-
ers. on the'lnspeoticn trips have been
' madeandforwardsd to the companies.
‘ Add the New York. New Haven and
lastlordreilrosd,theccmmlsslouerssey
Mwnpelnhavsplaoedthesur-
theofthetrachslngocdcoudlticnafter
thsssvsrltycfthswintsrncthattheor-
dhisry renewal of ties and the usual
allountctsurfacingand hailestiug will
patthemeiullushifalrcouditicn. The
madltioacfhridgssissetisfaetory.
Ararsgula‘rmsstiug of Company 3‘,
lot ltorwalk. held Tuesday evening,“
,lavlmtlcafioaianurnhsrcfosreitlsses
’wasasssptsdtohold Manual Field
9 “awful-armature“
Whthbtowmandtbedaysslsctsdir
humanly. Theooarpmyuuru.
hwscvss'slrtymsamedthsypro-lssto
give asadrlll and sham battle he the
attwuccumithllrswcshsielhssvselng.
lhspmhahllltlssws that thus will he
”endear
l
‘ tScoIaPolnb. at his home on
Tova street. It 8 o'clock tonllllt.
—Bead Fox Cycle Oo.'s advertimment.
lu Westport. Green’s Farms at d
Sodihport farmers are ploughing up the r
onion crops. as they are dying from the
elects of the drouth. .. '
. . m .
The semi-annual meeting of Court
Mahsctemc. Ancient Order of Foresters.
will beheld tonight ta their headquarters
in Swan: 6: Corbett's block.
Harry Bases, the speedy New Canaan
racer, who has been riding a Barnes
special. received from the Fox Cycle
company. yesterday. his full white on-
ameled Barnes raccr.’
Charles Clarke. h well-known employee
of the Wheeler a Wilson Manufacturing
company. was mar d Sunday after-
noon, in Norwalk, Miss Kittie Cullen,
of this city.-Bridgeport Union.
Acircular will be sent to the 85,000
Christian Endeavorers in Connecticut
recommending them to vote at the next
electiontodefeat every one who voted
for the poolhill in the Legislature.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge. Free and Accepted Masons, will
be held at the lodge room tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock for thepurpcse of
attending the funeral of William E.
Themes.
’-For a small fee you may pick the
blossoms from the snow ball tree. Trin-
ity lawn party.
Tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock M. H.
Parsons, of Brookaide Farm, will sell a
carlcad of sound young horses at S. W.
Gregory's stable on Knight street, Nor-
walk. The lot includes matched pairs,
draught end almost any style of horse to
suit purchasers.
The announcement is made that G. B.
Bunnell hes arranged to sign a contract
for a long lease of the Auditorium, the
leading theatre of Bridgeport. Iir. Bun-
nell will practically mbulld the Auditori-
um. greatly enlarging the stage. liaua-
ger Bunnell will book the hestattractions
for an appearance in New Haven end
Bridgdport during consecutive nights.
At the sixth annual convention of
the Connecticut Diocesan Union, Broth-
erhood of St. Andrew,held in Water-
tcwn. oiiicere were elected as follows:
President, W. C. Sturgis. New Haven;
secretary, F. M. Burgess, New Haven;
treasurer, W. Parr, Walliugford. The
member of the archdeeconry for Fair-
field county is T. W. lieriwether, of
Norwalk.
—'i'he Imperial Crown 10c cigar. is
made inecleau factory by skilled me~
chauics out of the choicest stock, and we
sell them. G. S. Trowbridge d: Co.
The town end city oillclals had a con-
ference, lest week, with William Osborn,
chief engineer of the Danbury division
of the Consolidated railroad, and while
he would not state that the company
would widen the bridge at the terminus
of Meadow street, he said a survey of it
would be made today and he would prt-
sent the sketch to vice-President Hall.
who would consider what was best to be
done.
A lawn party will be held Thursday
evening on Trinity church lawn, by the
lady members of the parish- No pains
have been spared by them to make it a
pleasant and profitable affair. llany
new and novel features will be introduce
ed. among which might be mentioned
the “Lady of the Lake," snow hell tree.
instrumental music, ice cream and cake,
and cooling draughts from the "old
oaken bucket,” the latter being in charge
of the gentlemen. The lawn will be
beautifully decorated, and those who
neglect to attend will regret it.
-—The "Lady of the Lake” will delight
the children on Trinity church lawn,
Thursday evening.
Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain. held its
semi-annual meeting last night. and
elected these ohicers; Commander,
Philip Brundags. past commander,
Richard Dunn; first lieutenant. A. D.
Bastard; chief of sled, Jacob Utniuger;
assistant chief ofstsd. Frederick Ferris;
chaplain, George Simpson; recording
secretary, George Ccfllumsistant record-
ing secretary, Frank P. Self; inside
guard.Joseph Adcock;trustee for eigh-
tssnmcnths.Jcseph Bertlsm. The re-
portsshowed the condition of the cutie
toheexoeiisnt.
Attorney Howard W. Taylor hasre.
cstvsdths final order of foreclosureof
monthepropsrtyofdamsslt.nlalns.
twenty aura of property in Bedding.
Daniel Sanford,ofitsddlng, held the urn
paidnotsforthsamouutsteted. Blaine
isnowarssidsutof Carmel.N.Y.,end
diduotputluanappsarsuce. Sets
the same person from whom Iarlstte
Status. of Kansas City, was recently
greatsdadlvoro's. Bothlllslueaadhls
wifears said tube wealthy. Asrcond
mot woo exists on the same
proper-imaudaeordsrfcrforsclosursof
thatwilisoonhsasksd.
m miss“.
astsssdaiy ruminants
We
No.3 litre Reiiigeralors, $6.00
w M” w
F- D. LAWTON & co.
‘ 22 South ma... Street.
BEEF ISDOWN
and no one will let you know it quicker than we. if you want your money’s
worth trade with up-to-date people. We are evdr on the lookout for bargains and
when we get a bargain our patrons get the benefit. of it. If you continue to pay
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,
Pilii lllililll OF THE NEW YORK “MARKET.
DONOVAN'S BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATISI' mun All!) FINISH. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patron.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. m. Jackson. Photographer:
(Over F. Meed's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
EDWAR D STREET
Summer is here in earnest, and we are in the midst of the thin goods busi-
ness. Have an excellent stock of Lawns, Dimitiea. Dotted Swiss, Cembrics, Print-
ed end Plain.
Have fine assortment of Hammocks. Just think of buying one for title.
Good size. You can’t match it for 90c. \ '
You williind 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 lisie Hose, onyx fest
black, for 25c a pair. Others ask 356 for same grade, and not as good black. '
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BCILDING,
I
NORWALK.
BARNES BICYCLES
9 ELIZABETH ST.
as
Sililllll summon. Hilliil.
CCUPIES a rtlon of E. Cuscwskl’s store.
corner of all and Water streets. Nor-
walk. Cell and see the latest styles in sorting
hat». rape. err. sum
Mr. William Henry iiumiston.
Organist and Director South Norwalk
Congregational church, teacher of
Plano. Organ. Harmony. 2.) Beyvisrsave
. m
ROWAYION.
Cards were issued Sunday by the Bap-
tist church. with the list of oiiicers, as
follows: Official board, A. Hetbaway,W.
Stevens, W. Grant, Eugene Ambler, E.
Marsh and J. H. Crockett; prudential
committee. 1“. V. H. Atkinson, J. H.
Crockett, J. I]. Sherer and W. Stevens;
board of deacons. J. H. Crockett, W.
Stevens and J. H. Sharer; collector, Wil-
liam Stevens: assistants. W. Grant, P.
Ambler and A. Hathaway; treasurer, J.
H. Crockett; superintendent Sunday
school. J. H. Sherer; assistant. A. Bathe
way; treasurer, J. H. Crockett; secretary,
A. D. Ferris; librarian, William Bullion.
Robert Wehrle, of West Norwalk. the
bicyclist, was riding padt Winfield
Grant's residence, Sunday afternoon.
when horse a large nail into the rear
tire of his wheel. The air soon escaped,
and Mr. Wehrlc was obliged to take the
bicycle to Clyde Horton's house, where a
patch was put on the hole, and the rider
was ruebbd to get home.
The funeral of William Themes will
he held from his late home in Stamford,
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and
there will be Iasonlc services, conducted
by a delegation frOm Old Well Lodge. of
{finiifififiifiéfié
Cleanliness ......................
ls next to
(3 odliness.
No two permua think alike
about soap-one favors perfume
another nosoeut at all,and so,.
which the deceased was amsmber, at 2:. Thetrs.ars1tlvlvoo|h:‘t soiat ll:
0 mar e : w on
UM“ cemetery. in this place. scent and the best with scent.
Mrs. Dr. Collett, of New York city, We keep both kinds.
was at Bell island, yesterday, locking You can have our advice or
for a cottage for [the summer, but could choose '0 suit “10 “3°!-
Hercls a price or two: Peers’
I“ lied W0- Soap. 10 cents a caker Butter-
Au addition is being built on William mild Soap. 5 cents.
Btsvens’ house by Contractor C. L 03- R. H. PLAISTED.
4““ nscocisr.
The [site’s lstun.
For fl'us San-risen.
hiyheart loudly sighs. esl long with mine eyes
To gene on thy mountains as grand;
1 long for my home. i us‘sr more shall roam
l‘rom thee. my dear native land.
stet hcmecf my youth. i love thee foraocth
ly soul with delight longs to Illl.
l‘cr thy beautiful plainsmlth venture so green.
And'thy brooks with their sweet rippling rill.
The old school house fire. the clear old church
Wire.
new insulrlna the thought of the alsht.
Oh the prospect in view to see thee anew.
tilts my heart with toy and delight.
on let me again hear the sweet music strain.
As it mile from thy altars as grand;
0h hasten the day that hears me away
Oucsmorstoruydsaruativslana.
Josarn (torrents. South Noreen.
,Chlidren Cry for
Something that will aid you very much
in keeping cool these hot days, and save you
money in the bargain, can be found at our
stores in the way of a Blue Serge Suit, all — '
wool, and feet color, at $8.50 and 312.007?
Unlined Serge Coat and Vest, at $6.00; a
Blue and Black Skeleton Coat, $3.50; all sizes
of Gray and Black Alapnces, from 81.00 to
84.00; other Coats, at 50c, 75 end 81. Straw
Hats..Negiigee Shirts and Duck Pants are
very helpful. Leather Belts, 25c and 50c;
good solid leather, made strong but not
clumsy.
BUMS'I‘UIIK BRUS.»
m , 1* “mess...
SliillES, 'L
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
When you buy goods you like have them do-
livered in a neat, prompt way, don't you ?
I believe most people do. is why I deliver
gopds that way whether it is rein, Hay, Straw
cheed,itmustgcina c wagon and the
business. If! please people I xpect than to
come again—mot if I displease
That's the reason. too, why
Sweet Bay, High Grade Feed. /
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
? 3 Hey, Straw.Graln. Feed. Salt, etc.
Billlliill OFFIGE. SSLIIII' llVEII "Alli.
sellClsenOats.
BEEF IS DOWN:
Pcrterhonse Steaks. 18o. Sirloin Steaks, lie.
Round “ 120. Shoulder " 8 llll. torus
Pct Roasts, 5 to 12c. Rlbrcasts, 150.
Small Smoked Hams, finest
quality. 12in. Best Creamery Butter, its.
All kinds of FISH and VEGETABLES fresh every day.
PEOPLE’S MARKET,
1.) NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
r. 11. nnsnsusr. Proprietor.
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS Milli
‘s
.M
sun runsnnr save yous
PENN IE8. DIMES ANT") DOLLABQ.
Cotton Sweaters, 10 wt.
Fast Black sustains» quality,llpalr_fcr stash.
Close Rolled ens Umbrellas, LatsstStyls Handles. worth as, men.
he.
Alargevarletyof Negligee Shirts, Washable W. M Ho.
Ties, Baud Bows. etc, etc.
Cutout lads Suits. from .18 up. " L
A cell solicited. Open etery evening until 9 o’clock.
Davis. the Tallo
CLOTHIEB. lill‘lEii and FIlIiIiSliiil.
DOW
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a
” WWI Mrlu.
Mdhhtlfllllllilloltl Monmouth
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lists oi. lilii illicit.
goods must be clean and whole. ’ Its a mattered '
Norwalk Chronicler