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“nulls IIElIE Initiate TllE‘
munglay night, June 10, Ste 11. Smyth‘s
. . I Mrs. G. n. Daniels lies about the some 1“” ”a ”’9' I" 0- “’°°” “”1 mm Bert Evaporated A In no r III
’ was “Emma‘s. at her home in Main street. Norwalk. their cottage at Rotor: Point, Thursday. " " Nptlco'h ’ I P: “ ESTABLISHED I86 7.
‘ ----- and a Mr. Lyneburg and family, of New u n P l 30
IOII OI Th W “'1 he Ind NW A wheel on W. 0:: Holmes’ wagon York, will take possession. ‘ ' u Old F M :‘ach'fl I00 " 5' —'-"""-"""""""
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I)
The temperature of the water at The
Knob today s 60?
Officer Morehouso shot a horse owned
by Samuel Benodiot,of 30 Merwin street,
yesterday. -
H. R. Bulkley, the well-known bicycle
(tealer, is quite sick at his homeon Cres-
, scent Terrace.
Uncas Tribe. I. 0. R. M., will meet
tonight, and will probably confer the
Hunter's degree.
Miss Daisy Diver, . stenographer in
Raymond Brethers‘ office, is ill at her
homo in Banford place.
An eleven and one-half pound son was
born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. George N.
Davis, of 100 South Main street.
Charles DcKlyn, of Danbury,. father
of W. F. DeKlyn, of Norwalk. who has
been seriously ill, is improving.
, T. Jones, of Danbury, has arrived at
Bell Island to look after his cottage and
get it ready for occupancy this summer!
Frank Johnson, who died yesterday
at his home in New Cannon, was a
member of Olive Branch Lodge, of
South Norwalk. - ' ‘
W. N. Simons, of Norwalk, national
councilor of the Daughters of' Liberty,
will speak at the Flag Day exercises in
Stamford,Suuday afternoon at 4 o‘clock:
The members of Olive Branch Lodge
are requested to meet at their rooms to-
night. at 7:30 o'clock. to make arrange-
ments to attend the funeral of Brother
Johnson.
The father of Dennis Valentine. of
Taylor avenue, died Sunday. aftornoon
at his home in Fordham, New York.
Mrs. Valentino is a daughter of Mrs.
lmsun Ferris, of West street.
A sum of money was stolen from the
desk at the Sentinel branch oiiioo. some
time yesterday. It the thief will return
the memomnda, which was on a picco‘o!
rod paper, he can keepvthe motley. ”3*
-L... _.L'~ t' IF‘ '
-—D.mcing at Room Point: chnos-fl
‘Orchestgan prompter, Henry Gehr-
au". Admission 10 cents.
The South Norwalk Athletic club has
arranged one of the host bills of the sea-
son for its entertainment, Friday night.
The wind-up will be between Dana, of
Bumklyn, and Con Scullcy, of Danbury.
The Stamford Advocate says the mom-
bors of St. Augustine Uounoil, Knights
of Columbus, are endeavoring to get on
agamo with the Norwalk Knights. It
will be played sometime in the near
future.
A special mooring of Putnam Iloso
oompany will ho hold in its headquar-
ters, WmlncI-slay night at H o'clock. 'l‘ho
attendance of all members is requested,
ill'l several matters of importance will be,
actod upon.
l’mf'ossor Smytho's orchostra, with
Ilonry (lohrmann as promptor, will giro
at Roton Point, tomorrow night, a dance
similar to the one held Saturday at tho
Point. and which was attended by tom
bnndrod pcoplo.
The Trinity Summer Home, on Straw-
berry Hill. was owned this wook. Miss
Clifford and hor corps of assistants or-
rivod from New York today. l-prross-
IunII Connor» carried auroral loads of
how-furnishing goods to the houn- Inst
Woclt.
Tho m‘rvicos this oroning at tho South
Norwalk Congregational obnroh illlllIll
anditnriunn will IIIII'I‘I‘HI many. lie.
. sides the Inldnmson by Fl't‘t‘l‘ltl nctivo
mission vorltonI. thom is to be singing
by Mrs. (ioorgn W. Moore, one of tho
originnl'b‘isk Jubilee Singers. Tho pub~
lie II invited.
Senator .llawloy's worntnry. (loot-go
Edwardsud llnrion, has linntod up all
Mtomplod legislation In the way of pro~
routing the use of the Amorionn flag for
ndrortming purposes. and finds the pro
ruling itnpnwinn that it is unlawful to
dose is on error. as no law prohibiting
IIuolI practice has ever boon ollnctwl.
-—lf you want a cigar that is Inado of
nioo tobacco by gold Workman in II
.IlIan thoinppiy.
J. C. Wilson at Co’s but factory
started up today. with orders enough to
last two weeks.
The display of infants‘ wear in the
Norwalk. Boston store, window. attracts
many spectators daily.
Clarence Webster, ‘of Stuart avenue,
had a tumor removed from his arm,
yesterday. by Dr. Beau.
Rev. Father Lynch, ,. of Danbury, rc-
turnod Saturday from his retreat at the
Jesuit'monastery on Keys‘cr Island. .
S. B. Sherwood left at this office, this
morning, a basket of beautiful flowers
grown at his home in Cross street.
FrankWilcek, the shoe dealer ofNorth
Main street. is to occupy the entire floor.
He will have the partition removed this
week.
Edward Rooney has secured a posi-
tion with A. Avison, the butcher, filling
the position of Robert Davis, who has
resigned.
L. H. Decker is painting and paper-
ing the interior of Henry Froob’s and
Fred C(Ileman’s places of business in
North Main street.
A half our lead of switches and frogs
for the Norwnik Street Railway com—
pany arrived today at the South Nor-
walk freight house.
Raymond Brothers have received the
contract to put down the walks and
driveways about Mrs. M. Lender‘s new
"residence in West street.
Councilman Frank N. Ferris, of Elm
Grove place, is attending the funeral of
his brother-in-law, Ebenezer Valentino,
in Fordham, this afternoon.
Ib-sidenfs of Taylor avenue seriously
object to having their flowers stolen,
and promiso to f'ako some action against
the offenders unless the thieving is
stopped.
Joseph "()owpcrthwnit is building a
large portable houseboat, or scow, at his.
' home in Lexington avenue, and expects
tbspcnd a pertion oi" tltc'hunnner on
board of her.
. - I
John F. Marsh, proprietor of the
Garden Thoarro, Danbury, was iinul
Slim-and costs in the Danbury city
court yesterday for selling liquor with-
out ahlicense.‘
The Arion Singing society of South
Norwalk, will unite with the Bridgeport
Arions, on Sunday. July 5th, in an ox-
onrsion to Bayviow Point, L. I. The
members will take the stoamor Isabol
from Gregory's Point.
A now oommandory of the l'nitod
Order of the (ioldon (truss will be insti-
tntod in Stamford tonight. All mom-
bersot‘ Shormnn (knnmandery who in-
tend going down should be at South
Norwalk in time to take the 6:30 train.
Salom P. lluxton. grundfathor of Mrs.
W. N. Shaun», of Union Park, diod at
his homo in (lhioopoo Falls. Sunday
night. at. tho advanced age of eightydlvo
years. Mr. Shnons loft Nor-walk this
morning for ('hiI-opco Falls to :Iltond tin-
funeral.
Tomorrow will botho annual visita-
tion day of tho Woman's lit-liof Corps
of the state to the Soldiers‘ llomo :It
Noroton. it will ho II notmvorthy noon-
sion. Tho monibors of lhmglass Fowlor
and linokinglnnn ltoliof corps will leave
South Norwalk on the our: train.
Apples and pours are among Ibo most
promising orops yot roportm! Ill this
suction. l-‘Imnors say trim nrolu-Inhng
nndor tho woight of green fruit and
llllIl‘N-l a heavy frost occurs, or mow
imwul foe unochtmlly ltltlli'l‘lti iluolf. tlIo
IIIIII-kot will ho gluttod with thon fruits.
'1‘th is said tube one of the IH'NI yours
in orclnmls during tho present dooado.
Native slt‘nwln‘n‘lon have ImInIIIoncud
tovntor tho nntrkot. The bottom this
your arc I-on-ptinnnlly largo, and of
oxoollonf‘linvor. Tho lntlI-r quality is
:m-rllwd largely to the dry wvalhor.
Should a win season sot in for tho next
wook. howoror. the quality of Illl‘ crop
willdolorloruto cron'lr. l’ricos uni ro-
portod gm]. with tho lli’lllllllll groan-r
A largo crop of rasp-
oloanlziolot)‘. try an Imporial (men. ““1"" l" "h!" ospootcd ”"er "i“
. at 'l. .‘i. l . v wi g" d‘ (,‘o‘s cigar stern summer.
“ . .mwg—x -951: .D._ - m
k
“ Pure and Sure."
BAKING *
“I refer Cleveland's baking powder became it is;
one an wholesome.
it takes less for the same baiting,
It never fails, and bread and cake keep their fresh-
ness and flavor.”
It. Cassius Cantu Bram, 35w. Mar l’mt curing SIM.
damages and benefit-saccruing by the
widening and‘layout of Railroad place.
will hear all parties in interest on Fri-
day, June 19, at 8 p. m., at the council
chamber. '
Edward L. Fabel, of 113, Washington
street. was coasting down the emery
hill, last Friday. when he took a header
and out his left knee open,,the injury
confining him to the house until yester-
day afternoon.
The Hubbell, Wade &‘ Rider 00., of
Bridgeport, the members of which are
residents of Norw'alk, has filed the fol-
lowing returns: Capital, $10,500; real
estate, none; personal estate, ”1:977;
debts, $5,297; credits, 5,977.
The newspaper reporters, police force
and a number of citizens of Norrtulk,
were in Bridgeport today as witnesses
against John ’l‘uhey, late of tho Belden
avenue saloon. The case was adjourned
until Thursday, to accommodate counsel.
The body of Alexander Caldwell, who
was found near Noroton with both
hands and bolh'foetcut off, was taken
to Sonthington, yesterday morning.
The funeral will be held today at 2
o‘clock, the Rev. E. L. Bray officiating.
The x Rays Debating club met with
.William Reed, Hanford plate. last oven-
ing. The Subject for debate was.
“Whethcr'tho Monroe Doctrine applies
to the Venezuela dispute." Mark Nor»
man argued in the affirmative and Wil.
liam Reed in the negative.
At Deckor's you will find the finest
varieties, tints, shades and artistic do-
signs in wall paper, at the lowest prices.
Don’t allow the walls of your moms to
look old and dingy when a remedy is so
near at hand. The wall paper of a room
is half its‘t‘urnishings. Drop in and ask
to see samples. ‘
Miss Jonnie Boylnnd, II student at the
State Nonnal school at New Britain,
reported last week that $10 had been
taken from her coat in an ante-room.
whereupon it is said eleven women who
hail access to the room were promptly
searched. The money was not found,
but the affair orontod much talk, be
cause it‘was said all the young ,womon
searched, oxcopt one, a .lewess, wore
Catholics. This gave rise to talk of soo-
tarian discrimination, but the teachers
atthcsolnxn deny that there was any
intention to discriminate.
A Place for the Flax lllll Tablet.
Permission has boon ohtainod from
I". S. Lyon to bavo the Flax llill
monmrial tablet located on his property
at the corner of liillsido piaoo and
Elmwmu! avcnno. The oonnnittoo of
tho [hmghtors of the Amorioan llovolu—
tion, Mrs. .lolm ll. Forris, Mrs. M. II.
Parsons and Mrs. Robert Vanllnron.
are making pwpnmtions to have tho
tnbiot plat-ed in position. A largo rook
isinthooornor of the lot. and on this
the inscription will bo placed. The
stono wall in front of tho rook has boon
l‘oinovml, and a new wall leading up to
tho rook is boing built.
I TESTIMONIAL.
Al .I Ina-Ming of tho wnriloni- and \‘Io-lrl'lllon
of St. I‘IIII|'~ ohuroh. Nurwnlk. l‘~-IIII.. tho por-
iuh "lurk wn~ instructed to rI-I-oI-d on It minute
III Il'l-III‘I'I. IIlI' twillnnny III“ III~ It'll-NY I‘llli'lnl»
lullIo htuh olmruvlm' WHIIII nitltoir Info \‘on
II‘vnI..IminimStoIIln-IIIiI-III'ISInlllI.l"~-| .IOIIIIJIII
Nun! ||..-II'ItI'.Ilu‘.'IIlIII-Ivivv'latinIInilho Ifbomllt)‘
of tho III'IIIIIII‘II ns ImIIIIfmto-l In tho gI-nnroo .
Inform-t he Illlll token in the \"t‘lIlllI‘ or tin-
lmlt‘dl they I‘oprom-nt. .
normal. s Sr. JOHN MI‘IIIIIIIJ”
. ’III’MI Work.
A: rwalk. (,‘unn . Juno :I. Has.
can
We Will Inoot any tili'l,‘
in prlooson
lIlI
~ Bicycles
Ilr Anxiliarios.
Where?
Why. at
FOX CYCLE CO.,
2 lilisahth Stuart.
Bonn Nonvmm. I‘onmmom
l4
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Begonia Vernon.
A new rnrluly nl'lmuuma Irhlrh blossoms
"at pmmwly and urIIWR n4: Irrmlr as n
w’rnnlnm. I‘l‘mtwl 'H! in the but my.
mo follow! t’l'I‘II'H |I|I lmnlifull)’ :IlllI llw
IIlli'I‘l‘ft‘fll'l‘l‘ll‘Il crimson and lItw'» your.
pink. Hin- IIIIIM‘! ill bluish": 4w. inn and
If. . war-II Special I'l‘lt"“~ hr III“ 'I‘C'f-ll or
II'llIIIl'f‘lI.
Coleus,
or folio a plant“. It"! lino young
plant-u. llInlIrinM yclluwnnddwpv Im.
;mn, at mu par uluzvn, Hm ”If howl In],
‘rwnrh Minnow. lie-momma. l'mty ii.
I”. Inn-mm. lv'wgnms. Innlnms mm]
lwltllmt out Iviunl-n III Irv-at thy. A
lim- oq ”funnel fodder .. on. at #1:]! rr-r
bushel.
’4
‘ EDWAR
Gloves and Bolts.
all kinds. Belting in great variety.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
F. o. LAWTON II. co, 2
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
D STREET
Summer Attractions !
We are showing a line of
BICYCLE COVERT CLOTHS
That are correct in style. quality and price.
”or line of Ladies' Neckweur has not its m on! in th: cit
Shirt Waist Sets in silver, imitation silver, I t '
Piazza and Chair seats.
sale 1000 yards of Striped Dimity. at (in per
COME QUICK T0 SECURE THE BARGAINS.
EDWARD STREET!
“South Main Street
0 tell them that YOU SAW me,aud I
I was looking neat. '
We have everything our own way, and
our stock you cannot beat. '
SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEK AS
USUAL.
Veal chops, 10c ;-veal stow, tie; lamb
forcqnarter, lie; lamb chops, 12350; best
corned beef.4c to 12c. A full line of
fish away down this week.
Free delivery.
New York Market
FRANK s. arses. Prop;
.
Also a fine assortment of Bicycle
. y
pearl and gold plate. Belt buckles of
Have placed on
yard. reduced from 12}.;.'c per yard.
NORWALK, CONN.
:ET ”:5. .o._,._..__.. .. “NM—I. .
I
Are unsurpassed fdr beauty .
of style and finish. . . . . .
53 WALL STREET. -
. .
IAOKSON’S PINOTOG APHS!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK. CON N.
R.H.
Pl‘ai‘sted!
DRUGGIST.
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it; 75:: a bottlo.
—-—-o--——-
Plalstod's Cholera
leturo
'EHOLS onua $.03LSIV'Id 'H '8 LV
ONINVE‘IO BSOOH 80d ONIHLAHSAE
Always Cures!
W
U
(than; your prosorlptions tn
nszwo use the pth drugs and
our prices are always mnmnnblo.
R. H.PLAISTED
43 Washington
Strut,
SO. NORWNLN.
Herrant~lllous45 sir. don't you think
Iharl bottor go for the doctor, Master
Johnny says he feels so bad? The i luv—
cmorut lh, that's nothing; he's felt had
before this. hasn't he. and not over it.
Sarah—You. air; but not on a half
HNNFONO'S FLOR“ HALL
.p
a
we".
>sign» In low prices.
_ llvno I-an't ion ullnlunubin. then buy a llart-
"MADAMONE Rags
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant .
Throughout the States!
l’ill l-oinfiouth Normslk for II limited time.
lnn~ulluttuns on past. present and fntnroin
regard to any motto-r. bu‘lnmm nI' uthorwiw.
flu-tinny be III-slrwlznlsn palmiutry inwlnulo-d.
('onsultutinns. gout-I or I:tlIl~'.~. t1. “Ilil'e. ll
Ilnnforci Pinon. upono flight. Now! not ring.
(an be soon at any hour. at 27 t.
-
m' \
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4’?ka ‘ I
.\ HEAVY RUN UN WALL l’Al’Ht
is what wonro having just now. 'Ilo
beautiful vordnro of your lawn and tho
froth bounty of the flowers Innko tho in-
Ioricr of your home strike you with a
chill when you enter a room whore tho
wall paporisnld and dingy. The wall
pnporof a room is half its furnishings
At [broker's you will find the finest va-
rieties, tints and uhados and artistic do-
l’ainters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
{:ictuii'eo frzirned to order.
nint ug. aporhau I . Decoratin
and Sign Writing. 8‘ *8 g
DECK“,
70 Washington Street.
.. _..s -..._.
.356”
HartfordBicyclas
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Patterns Nos; 1 and 2. from W) to ills-‘1
l’nttomn Nos. 1! and «I. from too in $50
Patterns Nos. 5 and 01, from $10 to no
'I'Illnl-Ilw Ive-I mill" for "W III-moi "Yt'r
nib-rod In medium urIIIlI- mIIohlnos.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
Acknowledge no oompot tors. and
SIM.
80. Namath.
.x: .-
tho mirt- t-I flu"! IIbsIIIIIIo I I"! “I“
army...“ «If littlllnf
lord. All l‘olnmbin and Ilurllord lvloyvln
urn mot] fur immrullate III-llvurr.
POPE MF’O. CO.
(lam-ml ollleos and Iaobwiu. llaItlorvl. Conn.
THE F. S. AINLEN OO.
things looked after that go to. make ‘1
root, attractive and durable. That. _
P R I C E S A R E
LOW
is not because of any skimp in quality
snaking or finishing, but because of on ‘
lingncss to be content with small profit "
being themannfacturcrs of our own good
Summer
Clothing
In
Abundance!
Mohairs, alapacas, flanncls, surges and I 7,
ens, crash suits, coats and vests. ‘
Straw Hats.
in all grades, negligcc shirts and belts, trunks
and bags. L ' W
Store Open evenings. Money refunded.
COMSIBEK' BROS.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Conn. ‘
FOR
CATTLE ()hcapnoss isn’t a point of merit in nuts. I select my
chlok.n. oats because of their qualityand tbon carefully screen
and thorn. I make the prioo aftermrds. Perhaps not
HORSES I new at) cheap as oats can bobonght. with dirt. (Inst
BEST and foreign weds in tin-m, but-do you want them
GRAIN In that shapvh My cats are not tin: lowest priced
( FOR 111 town. but they are the BEST.
HORSES Thoy'ro cheapest in the end.
AN? ——
0A TLC.
“we" MANUEL T.I-IATcI-I,
ggffiffls. The Leading Grain Dealer,
LIVERY
STA-Ll.
For the Month of June.
Complctclinc of watches. clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
\ fine line of stones at grca iy reduced prices. All of these goods.
while not Sold at strictly coséh'icr, will be sold low enough to attract ..
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains. 7‘ 3‘3“;
A. w. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Harwell/II.
FtOTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
The most Charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
”win-rs :IIII! Proprietors.
,l. l’lNKIiNSTISIN, licncml Manager.
. *W.Dm
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
To Advertiser“
Changes cannot be gunf-
antced the same day my
ishanded in. Every m .
sonablc effort will be mull ‘
to acnmmodare patrons,
but changes cannot be 1m
sistcrl upon as a right im-
lcss copy is sent in by s
’3 Washington “not.
.0. lam-III.
momma h tho-e wheelsouhuod
, findmm.
Onenplnn pmtlrm of r. cum-m n'clock in the afternoon of
store. corner of Wall and Water tin, th d bet cm
Irma. Call «a sun In latest 9 ‘1 0" 8e "
Ital. ”Cap.“ all: desired. . .
Norwalk Chronicler