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ThePioneersandHopeswillplayhall
again one week frtyu Saturday.
. ‘Theoceaabargeliornet isatWilsou
Point withanargo ofsoft coal.
John F. Colby will entertain the Man-
“ dolin club at Bell Island. Friday night.
The boat Ellen McWilli‘a‘ms is'at Bay-
moud Brothers‘ dock with a cargo of
coal.
The schooner Jane Grant is discharg-
ing a cargo of stone and cement at J. H.
Ferris' dock. .
The boat H. F. Allen is discharging a
cargo of 600 tons of stove and nut coal
at J. B. Ferris' dock.
The Norwallr and Stamford Christian
Endeavor Unions are, to hold a picnic at
non-111111111, during thelast week in July.
Street Commissioner Briggs has men
" at work ,today,puttingdo'wn a new cross
‘ v
walkfrom the post-oilice to the south rail- .
road abutment.
The executive—~— board of the Young
Men’s Debating club will meet at the
home of Secretary H. Wilfred Bodwell,
Madison street, tonight.
The double tracking of Main street,
Norwallr, by the Street Railway com-
pany will be considered at a special
meeting of the Conucilltonight.
Asurpriseparty was tondered toMr.
and Mrs. R. N. Morehouse, of Main
street, Norwalk, Monday night, in
.1 3.119111)" ,of the thirtieth anniversary of
' their marriage.
--Nev[ lot of. 'linery goods at low--
treduction'in trimmed
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"filth. fla€M1de.er:311-okzmmw
pany’ s. 191 Washington st. bridge.
- " The many friends 3 6x- . All
”ward B. Hayes w ‘to .1“
‘ see him again mani I g the lever (in
carNo. 2. 0111111111an company, on
m Mlfihu Jrhciday fol-
lowing.
"” “story Hutchinson, an inmate of the
"almshous‘e. was drunk in East avenue,
yesterday, and Olllcer R. N. Morohouse
was summoned. He placed her in a
wagon and sent herback to the towa
farm.
“TheSiu of Worrying"is the subject of
the prayer meeting at the South Nor-
walk Congregationl church tomorrow
evening. A business meeting will be
held before the service. beginning at
'1‘:450’.cloclr
‘ Attorney George E. 11111. of Bridge-
port. has been re-appoiuted county
health oliicer. He‘has re-appointcd Dr.
W. J. Tracey town and city health ofil-
cer for Nor-walk. In South.Norwalk J.
M. Coburn has been appointed.
The published story about the res-
ignation of Captain J. J. Glennou. of
Company B, Fourth Regiment, of
Bridgeport. is absolutely denied by all
ina position tokuow. The captain has
not resigned and does notwintend to.
w...“
Contractor Hutchinson. of South N or
wallr. is pushing his section of the trol-
ley road at Darien with great rapidity.
Today the rolls were laid as far as Holly
Beeley's residence. The work of cover-
ing the ties will begin soon. Good grav-
el from a bank near the "l’laius" will
be put between the rails all along the
line.
John Olmstead died at his home in
Chicago. Memorial Day, aged sixtyone.
.He was one of the oldest members of the
Union stock yard syndicate. Mr. Olm-
stesd formerly lived in Norwalk. and
was a brother of Mrs. Edwin Beers. of
Kerwin street. His death resulted
from injuries he received by 11 fall while
stepping from one cable car to another.
He went under one of the cars and re-
ceived internal injuries. lie was at the
Mercy Hospital. having been taken
there at the time of the accident.
-—lf you want a cigar that is made of
nice mbaoco by good workmen in a
cleanfmnory. try 1111 Imperial Crown.
at G. 8. True. 1111ng & Co.’ I cigar store.
electofilsus'l‘aesdsy, Jana 11111. ..
”Massimo quite sick in
Newllodhalle.‘
TheAdventprsyermeetiagwas held
lastnight with William Wilcox. West
street. .
ThimbrrlsgeofMissMayWheolerto
.1. Wallcrl’eggfi‘llltake place Jane 10,
atthe home the bride. 28 Union
Park.
J. B. Warrenandfamily,ofNew
York, have arrived in Saugatnck and
taken the cottage next toDr. Eric's, for
thesummer.
0dicers Gladstone and Ireland have
signed articles of agreement for a
bicycle race on the Fair Grounds track.
next Wednesdsy__._____ .
Senator Ferris has invited the Pat—
nam Memorial Camp Ground ceramic
sion for a trillion his launch Eva L.. to
Long Island, tomorrow.
The governing committee of the Nor-
wallr Yact club will meet tonight with
Vice-Cornmodore Chasmar. The
membership will probably be limited.
Fred Hoyt, the Bridgeport boy,cov "
cred himself with glory in the races
Memorial Day at Westfleld. Mass" low,
cringthetrack recordfromz:211to210.
.Goorge Ingerseli was before Judge
Hubbell, this morning. charged beris
wife with non-support. He gave abond
olat§100to provide his wife with $2 a
week for six months.
Recently two checks, which are pro-
nounced forgeries. reached the First Na
tioual Bank. One was for 018, and was
signed George 'Schaub. but he repudiates
it. The other for $20, was signed 6. F.
Briggs. No party of this name isknowu
here. .
1 NORTH $1,000 AND RIDES -A WHEEL.
A'Blsry‘lllslcbellydew has Boss to New
London ls Search at a Wife.
William E. Sydow, the chef who for-
merly conducted the restaurant in the
Imperial cafe, is in New London.
Last Janan be advertised in a New
York powders wife. *A woman of
New London sespwded.a’d a corres-
machines was begun which has since
continued. The woman said she was
magmas was devoted a the
51.111111 bicycle riding, She request-
get awheel and learn to
ride. also did so. purchasing a 8100
wheel of H. R. Buckley do 00.. and
paying $20 down on 1t. The bicycle
firm is now eudeavoring to locate the
wheel.
Somueof Sydow's friends herethiuk
he has met withfonl play. and that he
never intended to defraud the South
Norwalk merchants with whom he had
dealings. They expect he will return
here again.
AIDS TO NAVIGATION.
Rear Admiral Islhr Acknowledges 1110 Its-
csipl of Hawaii's Politics. _
The accompanying letter is published
for the information of the many signers
of the petition referred to therein;
Wssmauros. D. 0.. Jane 1. '96.
Hon. E. J. Hill, M. C., House of Repre-
sentutivea.
Dear Sir: The Board has the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter of
June 1. ’,D(l enclosing a petition from
188 owners pilots and masters of vessels,
and 219 others interested in the naviga-
tion of Long Island Sound, for the es,
t blishrnont of additional aids to navi-
tion in the harbor and river of Nor-
walk, Conn.
The matter will receive early and
careful investigation and action will be
promptly taken in accordance with the
acts found. Respectfully yours,
J..E V. .-.1.1.: :.11
Rear Admiral U. :5' N.
Chairman.
Gertrude—l see that Mrs. Dashcr has
got the alimony. Aunt Buildup-Dear:
deanl'm afraid it will go hard with her;
she’s such a frail. nervous thing.
At the Matrimonial Agent's—”Do
you think we shall suit each other?"
"Splendidlyl You possess a very fine
loud voice andshe is terribly hardof
hearing."
Rogers—Jam wife’s mother helps her
11 good deal. doesn't she? Baddest—Yes;
she has gone in to buy now a
dress to match some buttons her mother
gave her.
Tired Traveler—~Don’t yer with yer
hudabike. Weary? Weary Walker-u
Now; he got tor live up ter the motto
of onrproios11~"thr‘y toil not. neither
do they win."
individual
Strawberry
Shortcakes
Sift 111111 one quart of flour two tom
spoonfuls Cleveland‘s Baking Pow'
dcr and one- -haif teaspam 11:111. Rob
in shortening (oneahalf cup butter and
one tablespoon lard) and wet with
enough sweet mill: or water to make a
soft dough. "audio as little as possi-
ble and roll out about one 1111111 11115111.
Cut the desired also with biscuit cutter
and bake twenty minutes in aqnlck oven. Break in half and better.
Have ready Adrian of barrio», crushed, and sweetened with one small cap
Mgrsauiatedsngu. “Wilmer hailed biscuihbuttsred
side up. on plate
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Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson, of Meta-
cheu, N. J., on theway to Woodbury.
Conn. were guests. yesterday. of F. A.
Teller and family. of Failfield avenue.
0. B. Grumman. of Glen Cove, 11.1.,
who has been‘ visiting Mrs. Hiram
Green, of upper Main street, Norwalir,
returned to his home yesterday.
Mr.'and Mrs. E. H. For wheeled to
New York city Memorial Day, and re-
turned yesterday, acaimpanied by their
nieces.
» Richard Whaley, of Norwalk, expects
soon to leave- for the South. where his
brother. Dr. Bryant Wha'ey. is practic-
ing.
Miss Beanie Nickerson, who has been
visiting relatives in Danbnry, has re,-
turwd toher home in Norwalk.
Mrs. Drusilla Lockwood. of Daubury.
is visiting her niece. Miss A. T. Pardee,
of Chestnut street, Norwalk.
Mrs. Theodore Palmer. of South Wes.
terlow, N. Y.,is visiting Mrs. A. Dicker-
man, High street.
Mrs. F. A. Lane has been entertain-
ing her sister, Miss Alice Heath, of New
Haven.
Charles L. Tenncy, of Brooklyn, form-
erly of Norwalk, has been visiting in
town.
Miss Lillia Seeley, of Union street. has
returned from a visit in Port Chester.
8. F. Gardiner. of Norwalk. is visit-
ing in New York today.
Rainbows That Can Change Sex.
In many parts of the world it is the
general belief that the rainbow has the
obtains in such widely separated dis-
tricts as South Africa and Norway and
China and Australia. The Zulaii have a
folklore story of young man“
111111 was charged 11113er 016%
women by touching the many hued arch.
The Scandinavian peasants have a sim-
ilar story. and in Greece they say that
naybody who runs against the end of
the rainbow will have his or her sex In-
stantly changed. In France and India
to pass under the rainbow has a similar
allege—St.._lsiuis,llepablic. .
1‘: ‘9‘ H.—
0111! Story to Him.
”My boy,” said the pamger with
the fur lined coat and the smooth shaven,
square face. "it was the search of the
season. There wasn’t standing romn."
The conductor smiled a sour smile.
"Zyif I didn’t’ have the same experience
every day." said he to the motormam-o
Cincinnati Enquirer.
1.1m Item.
“They say very few authors sleep
more than seven hours a day.”
“But think how much slumber they
furnish other people1"-Chicago Beo-
ord.
Use your gifts faithfully, and they
shall be enlarged. Practice what you
know, andyou shall attain to higher
knowledge—Arnold.
There is a time in every man’s educa-
tion when he arrives at the conviction
that envy is ignorance. -—l.nierson.
BICYCLES!
3011! only 117
Fox Cycle
Co.
And Sub Agents.
11111111311. of Norwnllr.
swu‘znn. of Bout‘nport.
All other "Eagle Agents" are frauds.
The only Aluminum Rims
Sold by us.
Begonia Vernon.
A new variety of Mania whirl: Mmmma
as mm: 1111 news as Irv-1:111 1111 a
uranium. IaMcd out In the 111
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flamersare 111‘ h crimson and we mm
[111111. Fins plants in 11 11.11111an 11111-111111
tomb special prires by! e dim-u or
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the
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[Hands their 111 yellowam alt-opo'rvm
whine soap-r1 mustangs-r 111111 ml!
Ego Cass». tiers 11111111i 1111-111
11111- runs on 11111111.! Iisinlaa and
A???" not plants 11 great variety A
of sweet 111111 or mm. at ti. I per
HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL
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power to change sex. This queer belief ‘
by
‘ mummasmsc.
coerce
last Evaporated Apples.
” “ Apricots.
Peaches, Ina “‘ 2‘
" Old Fashioned Dried Peaches. toe “ “
F. D. LAYI'I'DII A 00., 22 South NainStreet
our: “man-rs
Are talking for themselves. Now that
warm weatheriswith usycu cannot not
we: meats and fish' say too fresh.
, hen you get left at your demon. come
and see us We do not our stock,
but sell it. This week we sell at the
following prices: Veal 11 ,;10c lamb
c,hops 10c; comdbeef. 4c; eglamb. 10c:
forecasrtcr 1amb,!lc fresh pork,10c;
lamb tostew. dc. Three fast days this
hweek and fish will be cheap if you get it
ere
‘ Free Delivery.
New York Market
FRANK 5. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
W
EDWARD STREET,
SPECIAL SALE OF
SHIRT WAISTS AND HAMMDCKS!
Queer combination you say 9 Perhaps so, but they are just the articles you are in
pursuit of at thepresent timel
OUR SHIRT WAISTS
Are correct 1n every particular—fit, style, quality and rice.
Have made a large purchase of the finest p
HAMMOCKS
Ever shown' 1n this city. If you will examine them you will
be of the same opinion. Prices from 75c to $8. 50. which is
25 per cent lower than the same goods were ever sold for.-
EDWARD STREET!
5 cazsrrs BUILDING, sosw1111.coss.
JACKSON’S PH OTOGRAPHS!
mono-seamen“! Prices Reduced!
of style and 11th ......
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, '
‘ uorswaus. come.
MADAME ROSS
deparlb
Ina “ “
‘ 1.1.
R. H:
, . The Well-Known
. " . . , w
' a Ist e Clalrvorent
.. , s Throughout the States!
' Will be In South Norwalk for a limited lime.
DRUOOIBT. Consultations 1111 TM 11111.1 meant and futurcia
reganitoany 111111 or. business or otherwise.
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EDUCATE!) AND ARTISTIC
TA ASTE.
in wall papers and decorations is one of
the nineteenthceutury accomplishments.
That is why those who select their wall
paper at Deckor's get such delightful rc-
sults. it isn’t necessary to purchase the
expensive grmlca, the designs and colors
are just as artistic in the cheaper grades.
if they are not‘so rich. For those who
'IHOL. OflHO 9.0:aelw'1d 'H 'H .I.‘
ONINVI1O JSflOH HOJ ONIHLAHJAI
Try it: 75c 11 bottle. wish to cover the walls of a vine covered
a cottage. or decorate a palace. go to Dock-
er's.
Paintsrs' supplies.
P i ’ I1 f Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Iastedscoles $.31 11.3.1110 ‘
lit hangl , Decorat
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Always Cures! DICK“.
' ' 79 Washington Street. Bo. Horwaih.
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HartfordBicycles
"Bring your prescriptions to
uszweussthe purest drugs and
ourpricesare always reasonable.
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A) Washington 60' u b I a 5
Street, The Standard of the World.
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THE F. I. AIBLIR DO.
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Blue
Serge
SUit
Other suits even lower; and many better ones
higher.
It's Bound to come. saddle Dodgls
m
A FINE, ALL WOOL.
$8.
INDIGO DYE, ONLY
KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL by wearing a ven-
tilated straw hat.
We have them at so cents,
some at 25c, others at 82.
.Rdssian crash suits for men, $8. Coolest gar- I
meat for summer ever made. Separate pants,
$1. 25.
Children' s wash suits, at 50c; better ones 75c, 81
and $1. 75.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. A good pcrcale shirt
with collars and cuffs attached, 49c. Wear wall,
wash well and give good satisfaction. Others
{or 75c, 81, 1.25 and 1.50 ' ‘
Golf and Bicycle Suits, caps: “an"
Store open evenings. Money refunded to all dis- I
Stockings!
satisfied customers. 1
DOMSTDCK BROS,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
MILFORDA. GJFFIN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Donn.
W
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
OATTLI
chicken-
and
HOROES 1
BEST
’
BOLMANS'
LIVERV
STABLE.
bag" or one thousand
TELEPHONE ORDERS. ’
“Bind me uptreebales ov hay and wan bag or
cats," roared the Irishman at the telephone.
“All right," shouted back the feed dealer, ”who
for. 9"
“There, now, don’t get gay; fer the horse av
course. ”
A telephone order to my branch ofiice for "wan
The leading Grain Dealer,
111 Isrsball Street. So. Narwslk.
MA _D_______ARD!
Commencing May 151h and continuing until June 151,! will oficr
my entire stock at cost, as l have a large stock of goods on hand that
must be converted into cash. Those making earliest selections will
have the best stock to select from.
will receive prompt and
careful attention. I will give you both quality and
quantity for your money. All! ask 1s a trialorder.
MANUEL T.HATCI'I,
After that, prices will advance.
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
39 Wall Street, Norwaik, Conn.
ROTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
The most Charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT DOIPANY,
Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENsn-Js
,Gcncra! Manager.
1:. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Dlrsctor
sad Embslmar.
.3 Washington Ian-s.
Io. Iowans.
WWW.
Shorty Sherwood Ilstt
is handed in.
.1 1v
less co
To Adverbsers 1
Changes cannot be gnu»
screed the some day copy
Every
tenable eflort will be made
to acommodate patrons,
but changes cannot be is-
sisted upon as a right 1111-1
is rest in by s
o ’11le u the afternoon of
user“
f0.“
Norwalk Chronicler