m of lorries Whaley. of
flattery got into an argument
. ,flrsot. orwalk.lastnight, with
, p and another man.
warsstrnck and the police later-
No arrests were made.
M will be a missionary concert in
the shops! at the First Congregational
“troll. this evening. The meeting
.wni‘biodbythepastor and it is hoped
V‘: then will be a goodly attendance.
one regular raid-week prayer meeting
tho South Norwalk Congregationa'
tonight will be led by J. If.
his. Thombject will be “What Bert
caressed are lost Needed Now?"
#Bluefisb Sets lb. New York Market.
. Louis W. Washburn’a circus showed to
synod businesson the Baxter Grounds,
Morning. The train was late in get—
hardness-symbol» hustled out a
ml. last evening. and made a good
W.
.m new clothing and campaign hats
for Company F have arrived and will be
" Minted by Sergeant James. Friday
‘ . flirt. Thecsmpsign hats for‘msmbers
Z L‘ of company D have also arrived. and
will be given out tomorrow night.
Joel Godfrey. of Cannons. drove a
party down to Norwalk this morning
foraday’s outing at Baton. They went
down to the Point from Norwalk via.
.. thatrolley. The party consisted of hfr.
and Mrs. Schneli. the Misses Hearse and
I thallium Parnells. -
The regular meeting of the Hat Makers‘
association was held in Arion Bali. last
night. The principal matter before the
meeting, that of laying a tax of one mill
on each member was deferred until a
apaoialurssting. Saturday, the 17th inst
Two men were granted cards on pay-
ment of 8100 each.
. Dr. J. A. Riggs was out for a spin on
lab "bike," yesterday afternoon, and was
coasting down Esrle’s hill. In front of
him was Frank L. Boutoa. of River
street. Suddenly the druggist's bicycle
became unmanageable and crashed into
's machine. Both riders had bad
folk and the bicycles were wrecked.
Walter Ball. mail carrier between the
pest-chins and railroad station. had a
' fainting epsilon the Washington street
Willis morning, and fell under Dr.
B. W. Bohuppan's horse Fortunately the
animal did not nove.and friends assisted
‘ It. Ball out, and he soon revived. lie
I was sick yesterday with dysentery, and
hardly able to work today.
Dr. Edward J. Whitney died in Brook-
lyn yesterday. The (licensed was a po—
fil of the South Norwalk Union school,
and resided in the Joseph Jennings
place. He visited Europe the 17th of
_ June, and was taken ill at London. lie
L Whome and failed rapidly. ills
i ‘ ‘ dhsaso was a mystery to physicians. and
- , - an autopsy will be held to ascertain, if
more, the cause of his death.
Intho suit ofiflilbert Horton vs. the
.lorwalk Tramway company, in which
hdsfsndants have been ordered to fill
.anawer,a counter motion has been
made by the defendants, requesting a
hillof particulars and bonds by guaran—
tsdllg the cost of prouecution. This
morning Judge Frost assigned the
oustandgo Bubbelltfor trial on ac-
-.onnat ofbolngthelocal counsel for the
Tramway company.
M
-Any one having one or more Seam -
are of June 20 can find purchaser at this
ones. w...“
Fred Holmes, son of W. 0. Holmes,
“Water street plumber. returned last
night from a trip to New York. He was
mash surprbsd to find that his absence
had been heralded as a mysterious dis-
. ifr. tflolmes was accom-
pnisd by Fred Lnndquist, who lives
whirl. Mr. Holmeo' father was told
My that his son had been arrested
b in a case of mistaken
“entity. He did not know that the boy
wast-Haw York, andso got Chief at
Wired!” to call up the Bridgeport
’oliostosssifeuchwastho case. Thus
it sensational report.
" Ihsrswas a good attendance at the
”party given by Sherman Commend-
bry. U. 0. G. 0., at the residence of W.
. I. has on East avenue, last evening.
issues was lighted by lanterns. and
fl” and cream were served under
“overhanging bought of the aims that
finds the lawn. The entertainndint can»
i“ of banjo selections by George
7 .Iisssewaimy, solos by Ilssss
bearing upon the “Cher” road”
case at New Canaan. yesterday. the
County Commissioners reserved their de-
cision. .
Everett Leroy Saunders, son of ”Albert
Saunders, died last night at his home on
North Taylor avenue, aged twenty-one
months. The funeral was held this
afternoon.
[nonwsnx news on new no: ]
Styles and Colors of lists.
The numerous illustrations in our paste
this month show conclusively that
the low full-crowned derby is generally
accepted as the style. The season
will probably be unique in its uniformity
of styles. for the variations. although
marked to a technical eye, will
not appear to the general public as
varying greatly one from another.
This is certainlyavery desirable stain
of aflairs. and in this connection our
readers are referred to the wry interest
ing letter this month from our Lmdm:
ofiico,vvhicb deals with the Birgit-h phase
of fashion in men's hats, Isis not neu-
orally known that the best known Lon—
don makers of hats have no reference
whateverto style. A Lincoln & Ben-
nett. aEealth :or a Johnson flat has
tomers having their own individual ideas
as to the style they want. Many manu-
facturers in this country would bless
their stars if the same was true in this
country. and the waiting for leading
styles to be issued only a memory in-
stead of an unpleasant reality. The only
new development in soft hate is the ad-
option of ,flst set brims for tourists——
American Hatter.
Military Hatters.
Private Charles Brunnemauu, Jr , and
Private Patrick' llwyer, of Company E.
Bridgeport, have been dishonorabiy dia-
chargcd from the military service in ac-
cordance with the field oilicera' court
martial. Their offense was shooting
themselves in uniform from the com-
pany when it was in attendance at
church on the funeral services of a mem~
her, and disorderly conduct.
Campaign hats for members of the
non-commissioned staff of the Fourth
regiment. in Norwaik, were received by
Colonel Frost, this morning. They can
he obtained by the officers entitled to
to them at the armory, from Quarter-
master Sergeant hiitchsll, or in his ab-
sence, from Armorer Whitney.
Captain John N. Thompson. of the
United States army. has been detailed as
inspector on the staff of Governor Collin
for the coming encampment. Us will
observe the condition and oflicering of
the brigade in drill and military duty,
and make returns to the governor.
lejor John R. Babccck, assistant ad—
jutant general of the regular army at
Washington, has been ordered by the
secretary of war to attend the Connecti-
cut encampment next week, to inspect
the drill discipline. performer or of mill»
tary duty and general condition of silly
cieucy of the Connecticut brigade. and
report to the secretary of war.
a' ‘
(‘nlora For "LIIIO'I’I’ Ladies.
Very light minim liruruuut the {MINI up-
pmrum-u of it inw. :un! lilzu'l. la rlvmlvnlllg
in Mint. IIIII1'~'~ l'l‘IIt‘\i‘|I lly Inwmlur,
i‘l'i'lllll. lIlli'k l'ml. “rift-s Erumu M.
“qu r Ill The Laulli-a' Ila-rim Journal, All
warm-ml. m.- \Virl‘ll by IltlIIi'H pus! IIN'II‘
)uuill. .‘lIllI Mli'll trimmings ms jr-l, mlurml
pum-ruvulvrru, ln- 4' and u rmulvrmnmriurmt
of ribbon». In :"Im‘illltz luninrinls rmolri
llrnzul hil‘llll'ruilfill plinth, us illuynilrru-t ism
rum-h mil-mm“. lllmk, ulurl. and medium
...
I.i..
lmm‘ri. mmllum and «intro gray, dark
unwu. gamut. lmrmlvr. \inlri. reddish
pm'plv. lr'muu. run it Him, a lull «of rurrllnnl
nr yo'luw in inlllyru l"\' are it“ lillnwullll- for
ulill-I'Ii' mulrum :mrl fillillsll‘l“. \Vloili' win
he worn in tlm hilllm 1" any mm, in” ilm
lIlIIIl‘i' minim urn» IIIIII'I' upprnpi'iulu for the
lel't'l.
I.:ll";!‘i> Illlnlll’l-ill't'lillI)'\Y1"I‘ll by wry will
Intlilw. 'l‘lir- lullm- full“: I ~ tillll hil‘lmls
uri- r-qunlly ulllulvlv fur ilwm. A Movie
Iltm', *ll'u“. llIl ifl' Ji‘l (liilill' \villi No. 7
blur-k \i'illl rilllmn lml Iimlr l‘ the t'IlilI.
him-k llp~ luv» .|:l.u-I. urtvlu'v :rmlu Illi
of wlnr. m .r who! I‘M-PH“ or ”mini; is ul-
wuys lu-r-mnnw. over why lmlr urul lint inn
mly fur mm H izr-mufmullwr .\ IlIIii‘Ia llr'i.
\i'll, “llli lru' ll” mt): tints. urul Mark.
lrmwu. lull. dork Hr light ”my kid “lures
urlmruurm the now-«my timnsof all old.
erly lmly‘s IOIIi'l. Nowadays the full capes
numbing well mound the hips are conven-
lcrrt for them In black satin or cloth. val-
ret or brown lnrlles’ cloth.
NOTICE.
BI‘I‘I TAXES.
Notice is hereby given to al persons .ifahle
i a taxsstoths cit of orwais in the
"pr, or elda state of (blindingly
ion
at tax is payable m is and that
willbsprrsentat t flannel room in the
rwfl'whasmg‘himggr .r l "fifim‘fi;
ti
r'd'ufll’osovdrods until one rus’nss.’
gouache eachda some.
olmss K‘ a I“ tax
on lith daydawmm
rateet at m flip“?!
3H.
and there munch enjoy-
our new.
reference only to the maker, their cus- iron
, NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ATT,
It Was a Proud Dar.
Yesterday was a proud day for in!
6mm. it gave four colan and six
portraits to the lierwalk Irsrasn, four
portraits and nearly five columns to the
Fireman's convention. We congratulate
’l’ur. Saarinen -ilour.
Interprisllg Advertisers. .
Raymond Btothers employ the most
experienced workmen to put down con-
crete walks, and at prices to defy compr-
titlnn
gufrriairrmrqie.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SOUTH KORWALK. Conn.
0N. IIOII‘I' ONLY.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 8th. '
TONY - I’ASTOR,
his elegant company. and his own Superb 0r
chestra.
because the colors being light, now is the selling time.
large sleeves and very latest trimming, are now 396.
Our ti 50, $1 ‘75, $2 00 and $2 48 Wrappers, in all of the latest materials, have been reduced to 93:.
Our Silk and Soft Washable Shirt Waista have all been reduced to coat.
BATHING SUITS. ‘
Three nice lines of Bathing Suits, at ti ill), $2 50 and $3 00. made of Flannel and Brilliantine, with full sleeves. large
collar, and trimmed with white braid, in navy blue, grey and black. with Bathing Caps and Shoes to go with the Suiis‘.‘ If
you are in cord of any of the above goods, you will do well to take advantage of this offering as soon as possible.
Sl’iillll Billililllli Filll AlllillST.
SUMMER WRAPPERS AND WAISTS.
Today every Wrapper and Shirt Waist in our store has been gone over. and many of the chociest have been marked at
less than half-price. Do you realize what that means? Far less than cost on many of them, but we make the loss on them
For instance, our 81 00 and $1.25 Wrappers, in the latest style, with
The famed lrish comedians. llle RUSSELL
murmurs. .
.lll'e MAI D HI Hi. Ill be; mdlalect jubilee
1:0"?!-
IiluLY s. CLIFFORD. impersonator of the
modern llhollle.
The leading irleh character singer. Miss
POLbIE HO MES.
En land's Inimitable :ldnclrg pair. JAMES
and UCY ALLIHU)’.
The grotesque clow: a. HERBERT and (3A-
Danclnu and acrobatic specialists. O'BRIEN
and HAVEL.
New comic musical act. Bl NNR and lliNNs.
The bicycle sensational exhibit, the VAL—
DARE-l.
MAJOR NEWSLL. phenomenal skate
dancer.
No advance in prices. Canal rates.
Keats now on sale at Plaisled's and Wued's
drug stores.
uusrcdi. .1... retards.
Entortninrnent ..
M. E. Church, ROWAYTON,
FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST U.
Admission '25 vents.
“ABBY l'II'PER. of h‘l. Mark's EDIM‘OlIRI
’ "H A R V‘E‘y’s
frieaufles
4": JEWELRY
u of Every Description
can be found tat
HOMER B.
HOYT’S.
and Rich
“-24
High Class Workrrrannhip
Elegance Characterize T h is Stock.
u'l git 11'- I)’
(sh-mu, SLAINRIITEE SALE ol'
13()()TS AND SHOES
for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below
their cost. _The entire stock has to be sold in order to meet press-
ing obligations, and to place in new goods for full and winter trade.
C. II. I-I..&Il\'EX’,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS. SIIOES ANI) RI’IlBlQlwlS.
leather and Sires Findings. Manufacturer of Bhllrlrsn's Shoes.
70 NORTH MAIN STREET.
M. H. GLOVER’S
GREAT MID-SUMMER SALE
Still Continues.
DO NOT FORGET
These are regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect. not llanmlr-
ed goods sold as samples.
Lounabury. hiathuwson & Coin lrill three button Oxford. square and
razor toe, regular in goods, at $1 llll a pair
That Indies' "bl. ll‘ toe Hiloo at $2 a pair, regular price $3: and :l M),
should not be overlooked.
A few more pairs of lien. dict lit (Zola .‘lrtrrrplo Oxfordsm'gular ill and
$3 50 goods, at $1.75. ~-
iixarrrinc our Indies” KIII patent tip Turns, worth {:6 5" to ill in), at
$2.50 a pair.
Lounshury, Mathewson it Urr.'rl Russia Calf liluelwr Oxford, regular
price til, at $23 a pair. Arc darullrs.
Ladies' lluasett and Kid Oxfords. at till cents a pair.
Children's liussettaml Kiri patent tip, spring heel shoes. at 33‘, lie,
750 and 'l a pair.
100 pairs of Ladies' Juliet and Princess Oxfords. at thlll a pair.
Men's Lace l'lg Skin and Russia Calf Razor toe, regular all shoe, a
a3 50 a pair.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store. 40 and 42 Wall St. liar.
55c .
Buy Msarl’s Bread, only So psi loaf.
Matt's lee cream militia are ilsliciour.
‘ OLSEN
,3me 8, w ill. 2£lllllijlllllllb
sacs.“‘"
WILL CONTINUE DURING THIS MONTH
THEIR EREAT SALE
._ OF~—
lllllNSBllllY, MATHEWSBN &. 8033
Sample Shoes and llxiords
These, bargains surprise and delight all who see them. They
are great in value. and beautiful and attractive in variety.
cixty pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth 81.50, at
82. 50.
Ninety pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe
$15.50. at $2.
/
\Shoés, worth
Forty pairs Ludies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4, at
02.25.
Sixty-eight pairs Ladies' Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
64, at s2 50.
One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 90c npair.
One lot Ledies’ Oxfords, at 50c.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at We.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu-
lar 33 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a pair.
TWO hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50,
at $1.19.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’a Kid
threebutton Oxfords, Square and Razor Toe, regular 33 Oxford,
at $2 a. pair.
Sixty pairs cloth top three-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular
$3 Oxford, at $2.
One hundred and forty airs Lounsbury-Mathewaon‘s Tan Ox-
fords, am'erul diilerent she as of tan in this lot, regular 83 and
33.50 Oxfords at *2.
Children’s Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, fill, 73, 85, $1 and
Youths’ Shoes, 750; Beya' s50.
We have put prices on all summer stockhand will clsose it out at
once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and
THE WHITE SHOE SHIRE,
prices.
Nil. 3 BIZETTE BUILDING.
NORWILK. illlllll.
Not Carpets Alone.
IDUZENUTHER STfliKS IN T
for this month we are asking your attention,
for future iii‘Iin'l'V,
Arc moving as lively. but the t‘urp. ts
and if (leslml, we will store l-I'li' l‘arpois
choice styles, with or without borders,
and stair v» Willa.
. STUBE
Brand new Carpets.
Ill Worsted \‘elvets. Me;
if 3 Tu 'str .75“: Lil? Worsted Velw'ts. ”rfl‘ and ii; iii fulfillmly llrumqg, “325-,
“.35 lfi‘llli'": “fins-,4) Moquets. Q1 1541,50 ,lrmmster. wtth border. #1 25; regu»
lot The All Wool lugruina, llilc.
Wrappers and Shin Waisis
A lot of Shirt Waist». including this
season's best styles. a little massed, for
251' and Silo.
Wrappers. best quality.- of Calico and
l’ercales. Syrian yoke. from and back.
trimmed with way wide rullle. ti, stir»,
1.25. and l.
. A finfiiascrt'rfmnt of Lauedered Waters.
50c. 75. Oil‘ancy patterns of Silk Waist-r.
$3 50, worth ‘5.
MW
Woman’s Suits.
Berke. Eton suits. blue or black, [7.50
and .8 50. Also Separate bkirta, Duck
Solis. $2.50.
Summer Silks.
in all our Hilk selling we never
travelled the equal of those Imported
Funny Hiills for hhirt waist» and evening
dress”.
W
Dress Suits.
50 inch lltorm heroes, at 750 and 930
peryard.ln blue and black. A variet
of fancy black Dress floods. all woo .
lilo, fills. “lilo and title.
Waco—«m
lbs ilibbon tumor.
is bright with Inmates in all the latest
styles. In all the other departments are
values just as tempting. Examine our
Hosiery, at 19c and $50. Regular made,
guaranteed fast black. cannot be excelled.
chins Mailings infancy patterns. llc'. 25c and 35b.
Our stock of Furniture hr large and complete. A pleasure to show goods,
Agents for llutterick's patterns.
Sililllilll
& lllllT.
ii Isslrls‘gtss OM lull! Ismail;
I a.
M m. Call Otrssl, Milt.
Norwalk Chronicler