..‘...|. ,
r THE mull.
neurons or a his stanza
‘ ID DOWN.
" 1m ooneerning (ins-rent
W from the Highways
. m of he Mien! Connecti-
‘ hiss— I“ 'l'hnir lnhnrbs.
, ”Epstein” of the water at The
I”. My in 68° 3 high water, at 10:56.
Qolfnx Encampment will confer the
stud second degrees tonight.
barge Bella loWilliems is dis-
’ log a cargo of coal at E.,lf. Tollrs‘
. Themes Goodwin has given up his
babbling shop on North Main st:eet, and
moved to Stamford.
utopia: Shroud; was arrested Saturday
7‘ night for being intoxicated, and this
‘mosning Judge Frost fined him 65 and
m
. ' Oelductor Frederick Keatlng, of the
Danhury and Norwelk division, is mov—
u lug tpdey from Hamilton avenue to
Dellhury. .
The Atalanta Wheel club, of Norwaik,
enjoyed a run to Boron Point, Saturday
affirm.
. Hrs. George VenTesoel, of Main street,
lisrwalk, is on the sick list.
Palatine Castle No. 2, Ancient Order
Knights ollthe llystic Chain. will walk
the first or require degree on several cau-
‘ dldetsl, tonight, one being a prominent
physician of this place. A full attend-
ance in rsquosizd,
Kisses Thelip S. Wood and Miss Lucy
3. Hudson, of Beyview avenue, are to
make a tour of a number of the cities of
thestnte, win their bicycles. They start.
ed today for Bethel.
Ilse Bs’rd’s seminary buildings on
Dubai at set are to be connected by
cell i oils, and other electrical appliances
will he introduced. The school in already
lighwd by electricity.
Another hearing upon the working of
the-"Cheese Road" at New Canaan will
Ise heldat the town clerk’s office in that
place, Wednesday, before the County
Commimionors.
The Broad River Letter Day Saints
ere going to fold their tent and silently
lull away. Elder Persons and his
til-workers have chosen a new field.
They propose to invade New Canaan,
old will hereafter hold meetings under
their font in a lot. near the center of that
village.
Phoenix Engine company will most at
'1 o'clock Wednesday morning and pr:-
need to South Norselk to give a test of
their new stcamer. The supply wagon
will act: smpauy them. The t: on"! com
menus at at int 7 o‘clock.
A special meeting of linnehahs Divi-
sion. Sons of Temperance, will be held in
“hell in Swertz tit Corbett's block,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All
Ismhsrs are requested to be present, as
special business will be transact "J.
-—T y Pastor at Hoyt's Theatre, with
I company end his own orcheata,
Thursday night, August 8.
Saturday afternoon Hugh Matron, the
[fig fighter of “battle row,” near the
Mk freight house. became hilarious
and thatched to annihilate the neigh-
borhood. He was locked up for tris'
this hearing. lfrron wrs fined tit) and
nests in the Tenn Court. which was ps‘d.
Hawalk firemen will give their friends
Inlatlmo when the State Fireman‘s es-
sodatlon Insets there this week. Nor-
wslk people have always given their
gods a good time, end the firemen who
“bin in our neighboring city may ox-
tho some at their meeting this week.
“ford Post.
Commodore Frank Burritt. of the Bee-
walhlka Yacht club, appears to be in
In load as fans bass are concerned.
Resend ilfionhsturdnyend'lon Frh
fly and rotuer to loath norwslk
will kill satisfaction of having beaten
Jeeshlnhor and Kreussle,oveu if
he! did have David Lilliagston as
pheh—lridgoportli‘nion.
M
Peoplepnwlns along Isis stress, tier-
‘ walk, yesterday afternoon, were surpris-
“ tosssthsfront dooteof aseioon
wide open and the bartender getting
end! for business. Someone who in-
qnlrelwhy hswas opening up on Bun-
s I” was llfdl’med by the indignant her-
thst it was I o'clock Iondey
Elm street is being mannered at the
expsnse of the city of Norwelk.
Bomrons stole a ‘6 bottle of psrfumory
from Rigg'o' drug store this mo'rnlng.
A new underpinning is being pieced
under 0. A. Killer's blacksmith shop on
Knight street.
Adance will he held in the Norwelk
Yacht club house this evening. Walden-
hsmmer, of Bridgeport, will furnish
music.
Dr. W. C. Burks, of West street, had
a handsome night blooming cereus, with
five blossoms out. Saturday night.
The City Island firemen will have an
excursion to listen Point tomorrow,
end a number of them will attend the
convention in South Norwallr. The
steamer will arrive about 1 o'clock.
There was a tournament on the Nor-
walk Lawn Tennis club’s courts, Satur-
day. The singles were won by R. Van
Enron and the doubles by Frank Van
Enron and Louis Menard.
A wheel was torn from one of Jones a
Botchklsa’ delivery wagons at the§corner
Main and Well streets, this morning.
The wagon was heavily loaded, and the
wheel caught in the tro‘ley car tracks.
The Favorite took out a goodly num-
ber of passengers on her excursion, yes-
terday. A lending was not made at
Sea Cliff, L. 1., but after t delightful
sail on the Sound the excursionists were
brought back to South Norwelk, arriv-
ing early in the evening.
A stray horse attempted to cross the
railroad trestle near Mechanic street,
Norwnllr, Saturday afternoon, when it
fell and sprained one of its legs. It
limped about town for some time. but
was finally captured and tied up to await
the appearance of an owner.
Miss Estelle Smith, the affable assis-
tant town clerk, is in charge of the
t)wn clerk's ofiic‘e, this week during the
absence of her brother, Town Clerk Her
hart R. Smith, who is on a cruise down
east. She received all of the reporters
this morning most cordially.
Councilman E. El. Fox. accompanied
by Guy Lee, wheeled to New York last
Friday, returning by train.
Eighty-two priests from different parts
of Connecticut will go into retreat at the
College of the Holy Cross, Worcester,
lines" this evening. _Each day
has a regular order of ten exercises.
Thorenre either spiritual readings, in-
structions or recitation of in shine.
The Norweik Tramway company is
refitting one of its cars, and making it
most attractive with new seats, cushions,
decorations, etc., and it will be used for
the first time on Tuesday, to convey
Governor Collin and members of his
staff to Roton Point, on the occasion of
the firemsn's banquet. The car will he
resplendent with beautiful decorations
and iuumerahle electric lights.
Fire alarm box ill, at the Norwalk iron
Works, will be out out for two or three
days on account of the contractors rsis’
ing s derrick and the telephone company
erecting a new sixty-foot pole.
luperintendent Bonnel has placed a
gong and indicator in Music Hall, which
will be used daring the liremen's con-
vention in case of a fire. Chief Engineer
Baker will turn in an alarm from box 14,
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, fot
the purpose of showing oil the system.
and the usual test will he made at
her 4i.
At the meeting of St. Peter‘s (let-man
church. yesterday morning, Carl (lohr~
mane, 8n, was elected trustee to till
the vacancy «used by the resignation
of William Oehrmenu. Rev. Ir. .lsu-
oen was engaged for three months as
pastor. The trustees will hold their
regular meeting Wednesday night.
Ex-Ccngrmmso DsForsst is in town
today. Eels the attorney for the Nor-
wellr Tramway company and made an
appearance in the suit of Gilbert Horton
again!» the company, which was
returnable in the Town Court today.
The Tramway company will fight the
(“lbs
Ire. H. E. leech sent a pstitionto
Lawyer Evans, in New York city, this
using, In behalf of Isrio Berhsti.
its. leech seemed the petition from fir.
Evens. Lost night she had one hundred
signatures. tinny of them were those of
ltelinns, who seem deeply interested in
the case. Over half of them, though,
were those of American people.
Work on first avenue hrs been delay-
ed somewhat by e d‘spttts between
Ororge W. Bunts’r and F. Stanley
Vandorhcvf, mentor of that. a. liaison
esters. Ir. floater wants to tasks a
driveway leading into his premises, but
Irflaadsrhosf elsimsthntho dose not
own sulsiset land to do thiswithont
scum his am when
‘ mil Clear mum‘s. was Union with-
held the cartel label from the company
on themed that tbsprssidentof the
company, Christian Swsrts‘, was a stock
holder in the Grahamsrnsst company,
s non-umon concern. The Old Well
company took an appeal to the intel-
netional president on the ground that
Ilr. Swerts's private interests were not
the company's. The International
Union decided that it has no grounds for
interference in the matter, and ‘that the
question should be settled by the toes
union, which has full power by the con-
stitution to deprive manufecturers of the
label.
ROWAYION.
In the Baptist church, yesterday. Rev.
R. O. Sherwood, of South Norwelk,
preached two very interesting and hrlp-
ful sermons. In the evening the solo
“Nearer. my God. to Thee,” sung by
Barry Pepper. of New York, was great-
ly enjoyed. Never did the hymn seem
more beautiful than when his rich and
powerful voice sang it last evening. De-
spite thsrsin a large and apprectative con-
gregation listened to the sermon and
solo. ‘
new.
Hovri'fi‘fiéxrne.
SOUTH NORWALK. Conn.
ONI NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 8th.
TONY - I’ASTOR,
illilangegant company. and his own Superb Cr-
C m.
The famed iriah comedi n.. th
BROTHERS. “ , ° RUSSELL
Miss MAUD Lil'rii. in negro dialect jubilee
”Bil.“ s carrroao im
mfizr‘lrglditIIIEHrish chhrncfirfixixx: “hill:
Pgld‘l’eligsihzi‘rgfidhle danclt g pai- lame-l
and our actions. ‘ ‘ ‘
“gigs grotesque clowns. HERBERT and CA-
Dancing and acrobatic s eciaiists. ' ‘.
andHAVEL- D O BRll-N
New comic musical not. ill SN“ and lllNNQ.
The bicycle sensational exhibit. the VAL-
DARE".
MAJOR NEWELL, phenomenal
dancer. skate
OIL Srovss.
No. 2‘ GAZETTE BUILDING."
' mum autumn.
When you get tired of heating ugeyour whole house these warm days bear in mind that the best Oil Stove
we know 0
—the Famous-is to
found here. Oderless. easy to clean, and with
so that you can cook and bake at the same time. it is without question the bestpgl'lt’hgve mudon $8
8.
have them in . ,
with the'stovegni? 5:22;? three human. with steel frame and brass tank, single or double ovens to go
iCE CREAM FREEZERS.
It wont hurt your ice cream to have it frozen as only the White Mountain Freezer can do it.
and 6 quarts.
FRUIT JARS.
Two, 8, 4
The Lightning Fruit Jars, the most simple and durable jar made. Pints and quarts.
CHINA WARE.
Whatever your needs may he in this line we‘shsli be able to meet them.
Hemmocxs.
At 500, 60c, 750 and 900.
Trislram & Hyatt. Norwalk, Bonn.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY
Entertainment.
M. E. Church, ROWAYTON,
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9.
iteration. .
’ . 0 St. '
Church. Tenor. Mark ’5 Episcopal
...A.,._....:-
Notices of local atterfairfmenfs of all
kinds to which an mirm‘am’rm is charged,
and notices orientated to promote pfimfe
interests, except where an minutiae-malt
wNot Carpets Alone.
illiZEN (lillER SillKS IN T
Are moving as lively but the Carpets for this month we are askin our attent'
‘ ‘, . ion
audit desired, we wril store the Carpets for future delivery, Bra‘hd7 new Carpets:
phonoe styles, with or without borders. and stair widths. $1 Worsted Velvets. S5c'
iicl'i‘anrlwstry, .3; $11.25) mended Visit-eta. 95c and $1; $1 50 Body Brussels. $1.25:
‘1.) oquets, : . U nquets, pl ‘25:. 1.50 Axminster, with bord r, 127- I
lar .5c All Wool lngrains. 60:. $ 6 ,3 L “K“
. Hill
of some appears in mitwtising columns,
arr charged for at regularirafea. 10 cents
a line
Great. SLAUG-‘rIITER SAIJI:
BOOTS ANI) SIIOES
for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below
their cost. _The entire stockhas to be sold in order to meet press-
ing obligations, and to place-tn new goods for fall and winter trade.
0. n. HARVEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES AND RITBBERS.
leather and Shoe Findings. Manufacturer of children‘s Shoes.
70 NORTH MAIN STREET.
M. H. GLOVER’S
lilliil Mill-SUMMER SALE
IRIGMIEM‘ISICII
No advance in prices. Usual rates.
Seats now on sale at i‘laisled's and Wood’s
drug stores.
of
Those goods are regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect, not
damaged goods sold as samples.
125 pair of Imunsbury, Mathewson d: Co.’s Kid threcbutton Oxfords. Square
and Razor toe, regular 23 Oxford. at Mill) a pair,
100psir of Razor Toe Shoes, worth $3 endfifii fill, at $2.00 a pair.
150 pair Benedict .i‘t Co's sample Oxfords, regular iii and $350 Oxfords, at
H.735 a pair. I
DOUBLE STORE.
75 pair of Ladies’ Kid Patent 'l'lp Turn Shoes, worth $3.50 and $4.50, at
02.50 a pair.
07 pair of Lounshury, Mathewson it: Co.‘s;ilussin calf bluclier Oxfords. regu-
lar .3 Oxfords at $2 a pair.
One lot Ladies’ Russet Oxfords at title. a pair.
i lot iadlss’ Kid Oxfords at (lilo a pair.
Children's Russett and Kid Spring Heel Shoes, at 350, 43c, 55c, 75c and ti a
pair.
60 pairs men’s Lace, Pig Skin and Russia Calf Razor Toe. Regular Oil shoes,
at $3.50 a pair.
All of the abovslgoods are genuine Bargains, and guaranteed as represented
or money refunded.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Store, 140 and 42 Wall St. llolwalk.
Buy Mssd’s Bread, only 5c par loaf.
mamm.
Us 6mm and “whim
Wrappers and Shin Waisls
A lot of Shirt Waists. including this
Summer Silks.
In all our Silk selling we never
have had the equal of those Imported
‘ fords, several different a
senator's heat styles. a little mussed, for
2.50 and 50:.-
Wrappere. best quality of Calico and
Percalcs. Syrian yoke. from. and back.
trimmed with Verv wide rullle, $1. $1 19,
$1 ‘25. >32 and $2 50
A firm assortment of Laundered Waists,
50c. 70. iii Fancy patterns of Silk Waists,
$3 50, worth 35.
Funny Silks for hllirt waists and evening
dresses.
Dress Sluiis. ‘
50 inch Storm Serges, at 75c and 9
per yard, in blue and black. A varie
of fancy black Dress Goods, all wool
49c. Silo, 750 and 982.
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The Ribbon Corner.
is bright with bargains in all the lat
styles. in all the other departments
values Just as tempting. Examineo
Woman’s Suits.
aegehiltor; {hinge blue or black, 87.50
an. F ; 2 so parate Skirts, Duck Hosiery, at 190 and 250. Re ulnr made
Suits, £2.00. guaranteed fast black, cannotshe excelled
China Mailings in fancy patterns. lit. 25!: and 351:.
Our stock of Furniture is lar e and com late. A leasu goods
Agents for liutterick‘s patterns. 8 p p re to show '
it Washington Street. south lierwsllt; 1
cm!!! Building,_tiall Sifiilvj9'w‘lk'
SWOLSEN BROS. "
GREAT JULY SAL
--OF-
lllliNSBlillY, MATHEWSilN &. cuss
Sample Shoes and llxlor
These bargains surprise and delight all who see them. Thug
are great in vulue. and entitiful and attractive in variety.
‘2 5gilzrty pairs Lndies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth 84.50, at
Ninety pairs Ladies’ Kid pot. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth
83.60. at $2.
. forty pairs Ladiss’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4, at
2.2 .
Sixty-eight pairs Ladies‘ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
at, at taro. .
One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 90c npair.
One lot Ladies’ Oxfords, at 50c. .,,
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 600.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury»hiathcwson’s regu-
lar 33 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a pair.
t .ii‘go hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50,
a . .
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounshury-Mathewson’s Kid
tlérg-but’tion Oxfords, Square and Razor Toe, regular 83 Oxford,
a a p r.
Sixty pairs cloth top three-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular
33 Oxford, at $2.
One hundred and forty
airstizounsbpgiy-iiia‘thewso‘n’s Tan Ox.
BIO solo a o ”.3 “d
83.60 Oxfords at 32. ' v 113E“
Children’s Russet spring 1199131109,, 35’ 50’ 60, 75’ 85, ‘1 and
$1.26.
Youths’ Shoes, the; Boys’ are.
We have put prices on these
ones and we cordially invite your
prices.
that will sell them at
spection of our stock and
1m: suns sung slg‘rr,
“mega .'
stollun & lllill, . i
Norwalk Chronicler