Congregationalpicnichas
until Wednesday the
,. , Brown, of New York form-
M straw. Norwalk. con-
rnoving back to Norwslk.
ill cult of attorney Joseph A.
linllobacl Fallen has been settled
' 3.9”» was arrested yester-
m with an alleged assault
‘ . ’Bulhc. A hearing will be
. Insemination Bouton hada
I lid tumble fight on Water street,
m. yesterday afternoon, and were
,flothc lockup in awagou. Their
moon. more
area are estate or ran nlr rs
Improvement Around no em risen-
Al llovel o’clock on! Iron ongory‘s
raise-lanolin” a Mal-m wall-
Personal lld Social loans of the Day.
'i‘nx
walk
itsmsefnswsfcrthlsoelnmneanaiaobelaft
road,'jrseeatly purchased by W.
of Norwnlk, and transferred to
H. E. Dunn, is undergoing various minor
improvement about the premises, which
will make it one of the most attractive
places along the shore. The house is oc-
cupied by Mr. Dann'hnd his family for
the summer.
many friends, who are churned by the
pieturesqueness of their surroundings,
RAB! NORWALI.
maniacs sale at the leather-
by IrvingSrnith. withme
The Carr place on the Gregory Point
so
They entertain a great
Ifiss Lottie Morrell,of First avenue,
entertained friends from New Howe and
Stamford. and also Miss Lillian Slicox.
of Van Zandt avenue, yesterday after-
noon and evening.
It is understood that Landlord O‘Sulli-
liven. of Gregory’s Point, is end savoring
to have the last trolley car leave the
Point at ll o'clock p. m., instead of
10:20.
Contractors Lathrope dc Shea have be-
liell Island
huanaxullant beach for hathingand.
rowing-illegald‘iilhlnglreamcnglts
attraction, a
l .
iyn, is among the students in attendance
at them" Boheeiof Artonthels-
laed. Ire. lililer. who lea pretty
blends, with large lustrous eyes, a young
woman of mild and winning ways.’ is
netcnly wedded teart,but leanseccrn-
piiehsd musician. inheriting much of he
talent. as well as her meaty, from he
mother, who is a celebrated singer of
northern New York. lfr. Ifliler is an
enthusiastic caneslst, a prominent mem-
ber of the eastern division of the Ameri-
can Canoe association.
We learn that the members of the
Norwala Yacht club are considering
the advisability of laying l board walk
from the Bell Island station to their
club‘ house, and that Vice president
KcKibbin, of the Tramway company,
will illuminltc ill entire length with
-. .‘sodescent lights.’
Representatives df the insurance
companies were here yesterday and
settled for some of the fires which
occurred last Wednesd .y night. Rev.
J. A. Freeman NCPIVOI $1,200,“ and
Dayid McLean, $1,000 on one of his
houses, 8450 on his bare, and $250 on
furniture.
The Norwalk Yacht club will hold its
next danceoo the evening of July 89.
The annual meeting of the club takes
5 HI
' come up this afternoon.
[hm Bill, Jr, Elbirt Mossman. How-
W. Ben Andrews and Captain
, MW out on the yacht Carrie,
V M. for a union to the westward-
:3.” - ‘
inogreatmid-surlmer sale of shoes is
rowel It I. B. Glover’s Wall street
sitcom-,Sorwaik, and rare bargains
affiliated in children's shoes. These
goods are regular goods and samples,
"patent in every respect, not damaged
anode acid as samples.
, ill- Fannie Davis, of 9 High street,
and moon B. Baker. night ticket clerk for
. the Consolidated Railroad company in
South Nerwalk, will be married at the
parlonlgc of the First Methodist Episco-
pll church... Friday afternoon. The
“vaarcnie, Ifr. and lire. R. L. Ba-
, III-to! West street. will tender the young
couple a wedding supper, and. they will
Men a brief wedding tour.
no reports of the delegates to tho
Chridlln Endeavor convention will not
in told at the prayer meeting of the
m Nerwalk Congregational church
‘mow evening, as was announced
on Sunday. The reports will be read
, it tho meeting next week. This post-
’. ‘pmemcnt is made necessary, as all the
_ Who have not returned from Bos-
. “g.
3 I'll. Georgian“ Bailey, widow of
W Henry Bailey, died at the resi'
dennaof her sou,Janles E. Bailey, trea-
~ of tho Pairfield County Savings
, on The Green. yesterday after-
. I'M I lingering illness, aged
. dour years. The deceased was
in at {New Canaan. She was the
Whit! the late James Stevens. who
W a hotel in Nerwalk for a num-
d‘y‘fl. Ills. Bailey was a true
" ‘ "being an old member of St.
Ms church, and was beloved by all
N ”char She'leaves four chil-
Tannk B. Bailey, of New York;
3. Sanford, of Riverside. Mrs.
Mart Brewer, of New York,
H.Bllhy,of Norwalk. The
'will be held from St. Paul’s
I} frilly afternoon at So’clock.
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ROWAYTON.
”Allorocker and daughter Ivy,
have been guest! at the residence of
heroin. returned to their home in
ones, Sunday.
has.” club has arranged to have a
slim Wm, at their headquar-
”HI on. till shore, next Saturday evening.
‘4,,,' ‘
DAMN AND NOROTON.
man Fonts post, a. A. R..cf New
“will hold a basket picnic at the
W Eons in Noroton tomorrow
Wthat on on the mos. in. train.
mlyalecled encore of ivanhoe
Mil. Knights of the Golden Eagle,
will attest-Ilsa with. appropriate care-
b‘rlday evening.
W
WESTON.
B. Hill,Jr..ef Blddllnglll been
awash with Ira. W. 1’. Row-
J
gnaw.
‘ Jail! Sherwood and son, from
.. unatDsacol D. L. 'Ooley’s.
‘ glands. Perry, of Eaton.
,aisaaudsrnarniiten.
two hundred feet.
turned from a week's visit in West Red-
diug. Hejcanght a large number of fish.
Paughkeepsie, have returned from a visit
with Mr. and Ifrs. J. R. Marvin.
East Norwalk men, will go to Long Is.
land Sunday after blackberries.
of Cottage avenue, will go to Belipert, L.
I , for a two weeks’ visit today.
purchased a new bicycle and is rapidly
John Fitch is containing her
hiker.ofPert0hestw.is the
gun work rebuilding the retaining wall
along Fort Point street for a distance of
C. H. Bates, of East avenue, has re-
hlisses Mary and Emma Wallace, of
Captain John Conklin and a party of
Misses Lauretta and Edna Ainswerth,
Miss Alice E Clark, of Cove street, has
becoming proficient in the art.
Miss Matilda Smith, sister of Rev. A.
J. Smith, is on from Bchnectady, N. Y.,
to make him a vial.
Miss Ada Golding has gone for a two
weeks’ visit among. friends near Fough-
keepsie.
David R. Robinson, of Cottage avenue,
has returned from a week’s visit in Meri-
den.
hfipe Viola Decker, of Riverside avenue,
has been visiting in Port Washington, 1..
I,
Miss Emma Csrgain, of Brooklyn, is
visiting her mother on Cottage avenue.
The .mid-week dance at Gregory’s
Point will aka place tonight.
bliss Edith L. Warm is haying a vaca-
tion of two weeks in Ridgefield.
A son has been born to fir. and Mrs.
Wallace Bates.
Edward Eafnerisin New York city.
BELL ISLAND BRBVITIES.
Life at One of the lost Popular Resorts
Along the Sound Shore.
Miss lfsry A. Brady was the Bell
Island reporter of the woman's edition
of the Danhury News. She contributed
the following:
This beautiful and popular little island
originally belonged to Henry Bell. Some
fourteen years ago it was brought to the
notice of Danhury people, among them
L. K. Mansfield, T. and J. Foster, N.
Barnum and a few others, who came
yearly to picnic at Retou Point. In
exploring they came across Bell Island,
were pleased, and, finding it for sale,
Timothy and Joel Foster and L. K.
Mansfield bought the island. Two or
three houses, besides the Bell home-
stead, stood where the hotel new is.
Soon small cottages appeared along the
cliff, marked with the very attractive
names of Rose, Cedar, Green, Cliff,
Well, etc., which have been moved
back to make room for others more mod-
ern. People from other places besides
Danhury, delighted by the beauties of
this island, have built attractive cottages
until nearly every desirable site has been
taken. At the north end is the Edith
Sumner Home for nurses, an Art School
established this year, and connected with
Bell Island by a bridge is Hickory Bind,
which has already many handsome cot-
tages. The Nerwalk Yacht club has this
year added a large club house facing the
cove. Atthesouthend oftbe island is
n'l'lle Point," its most charming point.
Hereinayhshad tethsh-t advantage.
views of listen Point. long faked, Shaf-
place Saturday evening, July 27.
Note This Week’s Offering.
sleeves, from Oi to 82.50.
llistlaln 8i
NOTICE l
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants, legal voters of the
Town of Norwalk’, are hereby notified
and warned that‘s special town meeting
, . No. ,2” GAZETTE BUILDING.
R T , - WA I
Neveriothesame.timelincathaatcrestartedhsveweseldsemanyShlrthistsasin the few weeks ' t passed, \
and never fore were varieties as t at A J“.
u... were... lax. lillsr, of Broch- . ‘b' “m ' ’“l' ” “mu" m We" '0 1°"
Percale laundered Walsts, large sleeves, yoke hack in hair line stripes, pink, blue, acre and red, sizes 82 to 40. ' 4
Percale laundered Waists. full front, yoke hack, collar and cuffs, bound with lsg-o-muttoll sleeve, all sizes, 09 etc. 3
laundered sun we». in 1...... dimity, percale and Batiste in or of the Latest Styles, blouse mu pointed ' 3
yoke, light pink and blue with white collars—the latest fad—from 75 cents to O2. ' 5
Soft won. in lawn, aatteens, dimitles, percales, awe. and India lawns. with stock collar, blouse fronts and largo '
‘ I
All Wool serge Skirts, fast navy blue and black lined throughout, seems all bound, well I d '
at ”.75 each. Others at $4.50, $4.98 and $5.75. ’ II I a m every particular,
At $9.50. $8.00 and 36. , are three styles reduced from 612.50, 810 50 and $8 50. in embossed satin and orepon.
33‘ If you need a Separate Skirt you CAN’T D0 BETTER than to BUY FROM THIS LOT.
Sllllilll l llllll,
Mr. King’s
SCHflllL Fllll BUYS
—-0N—
Bedlam. gQgLSTilllllllll,
Re-open Sept.
The School Prepares Thoroughly for Col-
or Business.
logy1
m Bum” on
sore ass nicer as
M. H.
EREAT Mlll-SlllAMEll SALE
REMEMBER
These goods are regular
damaged goods sold as samples.
125 pair of Leunsbury, Mathewson & Ce.'s Kid three-button Oxfords. Square
and Razor tee, regular 33 Oxford. at 81.90 a pair.
100 pair of Razor Toe Shoes, worth $3 and .3 50, at $2.00 a pair.
150 pair Benedict & Co.’s sample Oxfords, regular ‘8 and $3.50 Oxfords, at
$1 75 a pair.
DOUBLE STORE.
75 pair of Ladies‘ Kid Patent Tip Turn Shoes, worth $3.50and $4 50, at
02 50 a pair.
97 pair of Lounsbury,
in $3 Oxfords at $2 a pair.
pair.
at 03.50 a pair.
or money refunded.
M. H.
euv !
Mead
Hill ll. Estelle Poster, of Danhury,
has returned to the Island afterspend-
ing a few days in Danhury as the guest
of friends.
William Goodfellew rain the Waters
cottage, Hickory Bluff, for the summer.
at -nine boys have entered eeltege‘
fromt is school: many of its graduates
in “axiom;
THEY CAN READ. Small classes: indi-
vidual attention. Tuition. 810! to 8150.
Circulars with references on ap llcltion.
HIRAM U. KING, rincipnl.
Mathewson & Cc.’e Russia calf blucher Oxfords, regu-
One lot Ladiss' Russet Oxfords at 600. a palr.
1 lot ladlee’ Kid Oxfords at 00s a pair.
Children's Russett and Kid Spring Heel Shoes, at 350, the, 550, 750 and $1 a
so pairs men's lace, Pig Skin and Russia Calf Razor Toe. Regular to shoes,
All of the above goods are genuine Bargains,
will he held in the Town House, in said
Norwalk. on Friday. the 10th day of
July, 1895. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
to consider and take action, if the meet-
ing shallsodesire, upon the petition of
Richard .Golden, and others. in the
mattero widening and rebuilding the
Washington street drawbridge from the
draw westerly to Water street, and mak-
ing a special appropriation from the
town treasury therefor.
Dated at Norwalk, the l2:h day of
July. A. I) , 1895
OSCAR W. RAYMOND, i Selectmen
EPHRIAM THUMBS, \of the Town
saucer. DASKAM. l of Norwalk.
510 it
M
Call Pasmre E Beach
OPIN non 'rnn swell.
SEA FOOD OF ALL KINDS.
Shela llinnsls s Specially.
HUBBARD b REYNOLDS. Proprietors.
iii if
26.
li‘ l2 3m
GLOVER’S
goods and samples. perfect in every respect, not
and guaranteed as represented
GLOVER’S
Double Store. 40 and 42 Wall St. llelwalk.
f as Oxford, at :2.
BUY ! BUY in
Only the Best,
100 New Calico Wrappers, worth $1.25, we shall offer this week
Our New Fall Stock of Carpets and Furniture will be opened this
.
.’
At 50 cents.
Hyatt, Norwalk. Bonn.
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l
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‘ *“m
98 Washington St., South Norwalk. 7%
Will offer the balance of their CHENEY
SILKS for the next 5 days for 32
cents. They are well worth 59 cents
per yard.
for :59 cents each.
week in our South Norwalk store, and also in our Nor-walk
store, Club Building. Please examine the styles and prices,
as we shall offer special inducements to customers. The
prices of these goods are advancing, and customers will do
well to purchase while they can secure gbeds at the present
low prices.
All our Ladies' Shirt Waists at prices that will suit.
Ladies' Bows and Tecks, Windsor Ties in plain, colors and plaids,
hematitched and plain ends.
H” Five piece Parlor Suits, just received,
SlEcIA . e.- ..0. .1...
Scofieid &f Hoyt,
Mfllllliillfl SIRE-Eta; fl SOUTH llllllllilll.
OLSEN BROS.
GREAT JULY SALE ,
—OF—
LllllNSBllllY, MATHEWSlllN 8!. 0038
ample Shoes anll llxlords--”
a sur rise and delight all who see them. They
and elitiful and attractive in variety.
ies’ Kid pet. trp turn Shoes, worth 84.50, at
W: , ..m
These bargain
are great in value.
Sixty pairs Led
82.60. ~
Ninety pairs Ledies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth
$3.50 at 82. . p .
Ii‘orty pairs Lsdiee’pat. tip Lace Weill Shoes, worth 84, at .
2.25. "‘ , i
Sixty-eight pairs Lsdies‘ Opera Toe put. tip Kid Shoes, worth“.
3
$4, at 82 50.
One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 900 apair.
One 101‘. Ladies’ Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred pairs Ladies' Kid Oxfords, at 600.
One hundred pairs Ledies’ BussetOxi‘lords, at 60c.
One hundred and twenty pairs Iounebury—Hathswson'a regu-
lar 83 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at 2 a pair.
t Two hundred pairs Ladies K d and Ten Oxfords, worth 31.60,
a 01.19.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lone bury-Mathewsen’s Kid
threobutton Oxfords, Square and Razor l es, regular 03 Oxford,
at .2 a pair.
'rs cloth top three-button Oxllord Razor Toe, regular
Sixty par
and forty airs Iounsbulry-Mathewson’s Tan Ox-
es of tan in this lot, regular 03 and
50, 60, 75, 85, .1 and
One hundred
fords, several different a
to Oxfords at as.
‘ Children's Russet spring heel Shoes, lib,
1.26. ,
Youths’ absentee; Boys’ 850. .
We have put rises on these
ones and we cordially invite your
media ‘
that will sell them at
ltlon'ef our stock and
’oo ice: Cream. ,
7 illgllllisll l 8m
Norwalk Chronicler