dortwiil hamndetoaccamao-
“when, Melange cannot be in-
Wmuarwméopyn.;m
'Thebentsior the Denbury. track are
hetagervctadat the Washington street
Mu.
; Barry (hi-p will sever his connection
v with Finnay a Besedict'e grocery store.
Sahirdey night.________
li- Eveiyn MoAiliater, of Camp
street. besaccepted a postdoc es eteno
grapher with a New York architect.
. Theregular mid-week prayer meeting
j_ of the South Norwalk Baptist church
‘ wilibe held tonight, conducted by the
1m. __
A delegation of members of the Arion
_ Singing society will go to Bridgeport,
‘ Sunday night, and visit the Concordia
Attorney Allen W. Page has been
eiectedcounssl to the Board of County
Commissioners. He succeeds Attorney
J.BKlein.
; The Both & Goldschmidt baseball team
will play a game of bail,‘ Saturday after-
noon, with the Warner team from
Bridgeport.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their weekly meeting
with lira. Barbour, 31 Chestnut street,
Friday at 3 o’clock.
The New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad company has borrowed
about 08,500,000 for one year at a ‘ ittle
under 8} per cent.
-Waakilah, 7c lit, N. Y. et.
A regular mestihg of 0. 8. Perry com-
mand, Union Veterans’ Union, will he
held at their rooms on Washington
street, Friday evening, July 19.
Members of Engine Company No.5,
d Hartford, have elected If. N. Mahon
,: HagateandW. E. Tucker alternateto
/ attend the meeting of the sun Fire'
Inn’s association in South Norwelk,
w, Angnstdand'l.
Artist L. H. Decker has men at work
repainting in cream and' white odors,
lb C. F. Baird’s four institute build-
ings in Norwalk. Mr. Decker is also re-
painting Druggist G. C. Stilleon's resi.
dance on South Main street.
Fred C. Hoyt, of Bridgeport, yester-
day afternoon received the tennis racket
and case won by him at the Alpha
Wheel club's tourney last month. The
prize was donated by the Overman
heel company and was received by the
lphes yesterday morning.
.5
By request of Colonel Frost there have
honorably discharged from the
north regimept Commissary Sergeant
W. E. Buxton. and Musicians B. W.
Batcheller, E. Erhart, G. T. McCarthy,
I". L. Oberheueer, W. O. Towle, . F,
Weidenhammer, H. Weidenhamm .
—Icecreemsodeet lane .
The atete prison directors have decided
to retain Warden Woodbrideeend the
otharofloet'softha prison. it was de-
ddadtoexpend 620,000 in constructing
thirty new calls and build.
ing a new storehouse. The
warden wee authorized to sign a
connect with thaNsw York Shirt com-
{I my. Theehlrt factory will he fitted
.‘ wtthinthirty days and furnish em-
mwit toaixty or 100 convicts.
ThatriptoNawporthoneofthemoet
WM canbt'made in summer
timeiffornootherreaaonthan because
cftha “Whitetail experiences sure to
awaitonewhantheQneenCityleraech-
do "Numb-been foremost among
“Within!“ the world for
marathon two maturiea, nor has the
mutiusthtn‘lardevalopd her an-
- ”uumhmwsroalyfurnish-
adhwwitharivel. There learare op—
parteaityefferad to visit this delightful
apthytahlltonaoftba ilna three-day
i emotions madneudhy theilecreation
, Tamht money. of New Haven
Michele all it costs. including
“fuse“ hotel mined-um.
attain-ear Ocean am, in. up.“
D“ Tonrlooel tickstageat or Peek
‘mmmpel strest,Naw Haven,
in“ Omens.
.mentfromtheiiati‘nfinal‘
‘ the meantime.
Oriu‘gtothedeathof hi: son. Chet
Morris, at The Knob irratanrsllt, will. be
unable-testing to his dams at' The
Knob. The rrstenrant wilihe open in
who hour's/solid minute so im-
penal Crown cigar. G S. bridge
& Co.
Joseph I, infant Jacob and
Ilary Morris, died yea terday at the home
of hie parents on Church street. South
Norwelk. aged eleven months. The fun-
eral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Charles Sooileld, Robert William and
Joseph Perry. with William Curry, of
South Norwalk, went tithing yesterday
in the harbor and were successful in
catching sixty tins fish.
The committee of arrangements for
the State Fireman's convention will hold
ameeting in the South Norwalk Fire
Police rooms, tomorrow night. Good
success is reported in the matter of sub-
acriptiona.
Contractor H. B. Brown's men were
engaged, this morning. loading a hoist-
ing engine on a truck from a car in the
frieght yard. An axle of the truck
broke, and it was necessary to procure
another team from Raymond Brothers to
[latch the job.
William Stevens has resigned his po-
sition ea delivery clerk for Fred Scrib-
ner, the North Main street grocervman.
and has been succeeded by William
Russell Mr. Stevens has acceptedaait-
nation as finisher in Raymond tCom-
stock's hat factory.
Colonel Russell Frost yesterday filed
with Stoddard, Bishop & Shelton, attor-
acys for the Consolidated Railroad com-
pany, notice of a motion for the dissolu-
tion of the injunction obtained by the
railroad against the Norwalk Tramway
company, restraining them from laying
their rails to Noroton. A hearing willbe
he held tomorrow in the Superior Court.
The New York, New Haven and Bart-
ford Railroad company has tiled in the
Supreme Court an application restrain-
ing the Central Electrical and Tramway
company. of New Britain, from extend-
ing its tracke to Hartford. The steam
railroad claims that the trolley road will
parallel its tracks to Hartford. The trol-
ley road claims that it has full authority
to build under the provisions of its char-
ter granted as a horse railway. "
-—The purest coilee at LanMuumt.
Notice has been sent to the stockhol-
ders of the Southern New England Tele—
phone company af a one and one-half
per cent. quarterly dividend, which is at
the rate of six per cent. annually. The
plant of the Southern New England is one
of the finest and best equipped in the
country, the company having for some
years applied its proilte to improvements
in equipment and extension of its lines.
Two or three years ago it iirst began
porting dividends at the rate of four per
cent , and the rate was later increased to
tire per cent. Now comes an increase
to six per cent.
Colonel Russell Frost, of the Fourth
regiment, wee in Bridgeport, yesterday,
with Major Sheridan, upon business re-
lating to the coming encampment of the
Connecticut National guard. The cat-
erer for the entire Fourth regiment this
year willbe L. W. Fox, of Herwinton,
who catered for moatof the companies
last year. The oommiaaarygcnarel gives
out the contract for catering and all the
companies will be served alike, as under
the new law the state pays for the ester—
er now. The commissioned oilicara will
meet in theNorwelk armory on Friday
evening of this week for purpose of
deciding upon a caterer or themselves.
~i'or Job Prln g, go to Gardner.
corner Wall and streets.
The well-know grocery firm of Dib-
ble a Comatock, doing business on North
liein street,end composed of Inrenrn
Dibble and Samuel Cometock,Jr., wee
dissolved today, the junior member re-
tiring. lesrrs. Dibble and Comatock
have been associated in business nine
years, and have enjoyed a large and sue—
ceealui trade, due to their excellent
husineasmathoda. Theiirmlsperfectly
solvent endthe relations between the
members pleasant, and it was much
against ifr. Dibble’e wishes that Mr.
Comatockdecidedtorstirs. Enfntnra
hustaemralstionahavanotyathasnfully
determined.
inoawarn: alwaon nears seem]
a
we: Smalley, aged seventeen years, an-
'Breoklyn,hssheeneguestof GeorgeE.
F. D LAWTON & CO.
22 South Main Street.
BEEF iS DOWN
and no one will let you hnow it quicker than we. if you want your money's
.worth trade with up-to-date people. We are ever on the lookout for bargains and
when we get a bargain our patron get the benefit of it. If you continue to pay
high priceaitiayourownloaanotours. Comeandget 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,
Puniniiion or THE NEW YORK, MARKET.
DONOVAN! BLOCK, WASHINGTON ”BE“. ”UTE NORWALK.
w..-
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the Iranian“ All) rrrrrsn. Our aim is to give'aatiafaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with thennnat productions of the rnorosaarrrro ART.
IrARGl COLLECTION OI CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer. .
(Over I". Mead’sConfectionery.) 38 Wall Street, Norwalk, Cons.
EDWARD STREET,
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
WASH FABRIBS
[if all tints at greatly reduced pricer.
Lawns, 8a., former price 10 and 12in.
Dimities, 12in" former price 15 and 18c.
eGinghams. 1%., former price, 25c.
Ladlea’ ribbed veets.12ic., former price 17c.
Ladiea' ribbed vests, 25m, former price 37in.
Special. 20 dozen ladiee' fast black hoee, full regular made, i2ic. a pair,
mmEDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - , NORWALK.
8mm SHERWOOD. INTER, THE FLORENCE B.
000?an a‘gortlon “VT Guenwskl'asgire. " .
Hill IXBllllSllJlS.
cornerof terstreets.
walk. Caliaud andseethelnteatsiylea in spring
Tho"l'lorence B." Captain Roy Comatock.
can be chartered for excursions. sc-
hate. caps. are.
commodatlons. iirst clam cabin. charter reas-
llr. William Henry ilumieton.
gags. Apply to the captain. or Willijgnziml’.
anist and Director South Norwelk
ngregatlonel church. teacher or
Plano. Organ. Harmony. 20 iinyview3 ave
gm;
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Joseph Sellers. a stebiemen employed
by Liveryman Rancry Pooley. had a roll
of M2 in bills stolen from his pocket
about 11 o'clock last Friday night. Be
notified Constable Keeler and an inves-
tigation was begun. From the first Wel-
WW
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other employs of the stable, was eur-
pected. but he was not arrested until
yesterday afternoon. He had up to that
time secured a new bicycle and made
the first payment of $10 on it,‘and also
blossomed out with a complete new
summer outfit. Thu .over half the sum
was expended. He at once admitted his
guilt when accused by the officer, and
later was given a hearing before Justice
Schaldnechdt. The lad pleaded guilty to
the charge of theft. and the justice re-
served hie decision until 10 o'clock this
morning. Walter gave his age as seven-
teen years, while his mother said he was
only fifteen.
J. M. Bowen made complaint, yester-
day afternoon, to Grand Juror Silliman,
that be had been assaulted by Dr. Graver,
employed by Mrs. A. D. Ward, on
Contentment island. Mr. Stillman agreed
to investigate the case. It appears that
Mr. Bowen forbid Mr. Graver from drivn
ingthrough the island, and the latter
resented Mr. Bowen’s authority and
called him hard names. This incensed
Mr. Bowen so that he lost control of his
temper and struck the doctor over the
head with‘e shovel, while the letter
retaliated by hitting |ir. Bowen with
a rake. ltla probable that the matter
will be settled out of court.
Tuesday morning an unknown man
was found lying between the railroad
tracks at Noroton, in a badly injured
condition. Hailed probably baenthere
during the greater part of the night, and
was evidently a tramp who was stealing
a ride and had fallen from a passing
freight train. Dr. French attended the
man’s injuries, afterwards having him
ismoved to the Dorian town farm on
Loom Bill.
John Yernett. while cutting hay with
amenhina at Dr. Payne's place, caught
thefors linger of his left hand intha
blades and campletely severed it.
liar. it. Marshall Harrhon,partor of
the Bedford Heights Baptist church of
Where
Experience
Counts
it anywhere, is in the pre-
psratioa of prescriptions.
We find we have averaged
three thousand of them a
year since we started in
business. and believe this
tobeatleaet half of those
written in this city, within
that period.
These iigureaeilord a pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
us.
Our experience adds noth-
ing to your expense; but a
good deal to your security.
Plaisiad's Drug Store
Under Mahackemo Hotel,
43 WISHIIBTOI STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Gocdeve,atl.iadanl.adgs.
Mrs. Jones, of Cincinnati, and tire.
I. F. liaison, of Brooklyn, have been
guests at the means of S. Hall.
About 400 inmates are at the Soldiers‘
Home at present.
Madeof
me ”finmummoitamh-eproductoi
Almeininonieand
‘cnerreonr.
Dayton Benton broke ground, yeatfl-
demfcraaawhonsa.
h
heme!“-
‘ lb, nan m u It
Negligee Shi
Star
Light and dark colors. All desirable patterns and all sizes.
, duced 25 and 30 per cent.
smw HATS at % Price!“
SMOOTH TALK»:-
The Popular
All of these Shirts have been selling at $1.50 and t2 apiece.
,r
Other brands and patterns selling at 49 and 75 cents, re-
saoo for 31.00.
1.50 for .75.
1.00 for .50.
.75 fer .38.
.50 for .25.
(HIMSTMK “08.,
TWO STORES.
14 South Main Street, Masonic Building,
South Norwalk. Norwalk.’
I .—
is just sbtut the one thing that does go smoothly with-
out greesing. and even then there's grease and grease.
Mechlinga Bros'. Parent Wheel grease is the beat for the
axles of all sorts of vehicles, and for gearing and line.
ehaftings. It doesn’t gum up, but lasts for a long time.‘
It is very carefully made, so as to be free from grit, and
keeps axles in good order. It is for sale here, and has
been for some time, having always given satisfaction.
Try it. If you don’t agree with me about it, give the
can to the goat, come here and get the whole of your
money back.
MANUEL T. HATCH, ‘
25 MARSHALL some.
The Leading Grain Dealer”;
A BEST GRAIN
- >>>>>
BRANCH OFFICE.
' ‘i FOR HORSES SOLMANS’
AND CATTLE. EVERY STABLE.
TO THE BICYCLISTS: .
Have You Seen It ? ' ,
The newest. most useful and dresaieet article' in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterlin Silver. Can have
your name and address on your whee thereby identifying
it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
Hill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, iEWElEIl,
ill’ilil IIIIIISE Illiilli. "Mill“. NIH. '?'.”
Two Diiferent- Meamngs.
LOW PRICES ! CHEAP GOODS 1'"l
We have always combined the former with goods of a high standard of
quality, and will condone as we have in the past to entirely ignore the letter.
We especially refer you today to a few broken lots of
LIGHT SUMMER SUITS.
that formerly sold at from $10 to till now marked
37.30.
Comeaudaeethemnow. Theywillnothshersnextweekae we have
put a 00 price on them. ‘
Just the weafier for that
BALBBIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 25c, 50c.
Open every evening until 9 o‘clock.
Davis, the ‘ Tailor.
CLOTHIEB HiTlEIl and FilllllSllEIl.
Norwalk Chronicler