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'ILI. LLIE IIIIIEO AT NOON.
.v
AFIIWOIIIOM swam latte
_ Winners
can... the interest in the Alpha
. Wheelclub’sroudrace. tomorrow, The
'Imtinel willbeissuedat noon,,with a
full account (if the, e'vant” .
W
, Thetemperatunlofthe water at The
Knobutodayisoil"
UncasTribQLO. R. M., will meet
onight.
A‘party of Danhurians are out in the
, Marguerite today.
Georges. Gregory has taken charge
I thePeoplehsMar-ket
3 s Raymond Brothers are putting down
curb stone around ldncoln Paris?”l
Schiller swim. U. 0. B. M.,l.‘will
meet tonight, in Mystic Chain Hall.
Concord Division, Sons of Temperance,
will give an entertainment on June 22.
‘ sc. Jonph’sbunday school will hold
, an emertainment, June 29th, in Music
Hall. _ ’
V The Scandinavian society has taken a
lease of the hall in Raymond Brother-3'
building.‘
Robert Wood, sexton of Trinity
church, killed astriped snake two feet
long in the church yard, yesterday.
The Epworth Lcague of the South
‘ Norwalk Methodistchurch will hold its
. weekly meeting tomorrow night. A
, social time will aalsohe enjoyed.
‘ Attorney Gregory. of Norwalk, came
‘ here today to attend to some of his law
‘ business, and made the trip both ways
on his bicycle. -—Bridgeport Farmer.
gflwu
W M. Contrim, who styles himself
A a the modern samgon, will give an ex.
hibition 6': ”lid” strength, tonight, in
‘ front of the South NerwalWihee
Owing to the—«M crowded. antitank,“
the grades of the city schools. the schol-
mnow having term reviews and
, tests on their Work, preparatory to re
grading . -
Dennis Connors, who loll through the
new iron railroad bridge two weeks ago
and has since been in the Norwalk
_ Hospital. left yesterday for his home in‘
New Haven.
Mayor Lee has not yet given any deal-
er in South Nor walk a permit to sell
fireworks. There is a state law against
selling American lire crackers before
such a permit is given.
Freddie Jones, son of ex-Bridge Tend~
or James Jones, inaugurated the season,
yesterday, by falling overboard from a
float at the new railroad bridge. This,
we believe. is about Freddie’s Iortietll
trip into the water.
In the fourth grade of the Franklin
street school are fifty-four pupils. Each
and every one was present every half
day of last week. An attendance of 100
per cent. for over half a hundred schol- .
are is a surpassing record.
A large delegation from Lincoln.
Council, No. l, O. U. A. M., will attend
the twenty'thlrll anniversary celebra-
tion of Waldemere Council. No. 6, of
Bridgeport, wellnesdny night. going on
the? :10 and 1 :28 trains, and returning
on the Washington crpress.
In his decision in be case of Village
010%".an sLoonsrd, of Nor-
walk, Judge George W. Wheeler finds
that the village board, which awarded
the contract for the sewer and water
works.was not legally organized, and
also that alter the work was commenc-
ed. changes were made In the contract.
As stated yesterday, judgment was for
defendant.
At the recent stat/c convention oi the
I). A. 1%., bill] at ll‘irtiord. the IIIII’IW-
lug state officers were chatted: Mrs, Barn
Thompson Kinncy,rd New Haven, re-
gent: Hrs. ‘1'. K. 111$!on Norwalk, vice-
rcgunt; Mills Alice Lee Bowman, of
Bristol. secretary; Mrs. Elia D. Wild-
man, of ilanbury, treasurer; Mrs. John
1’. Narrow!» ,ol’ New Haven, registrar;
and Mrs. Henry '1'. Buckley. of South-
port, chaplain.
Renaldo sump. museum brick
manometer. is visiting relative in
NW“. s, 4
Mrs. G. W. Crammatld, daughter.
went to New Haven today to visit
friends.
The 1::th new. Captain Webb. ll
at Raymond Brothers’ wharf with a car»
go of sand. ' ‘
The sale 0! the Norwallr and South
Nor-walk Electric Light plant has been
postponed to August ll.
Chief Bradley shot a dog in Brook
street, this morning. It was feared the
brute was going mad
--Alpha Races, Fair Grounds, tomor-
row. 25Pv » .
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will hold a “sellvdenial. social. ” at the
church, tomorrow night.
Robert Cotter spent yesterday in New
York taking the regents examination at
the New York College of Dentistry.
The annual meetigg of_ the stockhold-
ers of the Nor walk Fire Insurance corn-
pany will :be htldwednesday morning.
i"July 1.
man of South Norwalk, has been admit-
'ted to the Soldiers’ Home at Noroton
Heights.
A small fire. caused by the explosion
of an oil stove. occurred Saturday in H.
R. Hale’s Lnatrine factory' in Wall street
No damage
' Benedict a: Co. will hhve an orchestra
or their Wheelmen's Rest. in Main
street, Norwalk, tonight,‘ after the
lantern parade.
The meeting of the joint Board of Sel-
ectmen and School Visitors, to make up-
propriations for the ensuing year, will
be held tonight.
An invitation is extended to all wheel-
men to go to Rome Point tomorrow, af-
ter the races, and participate in the
dancing in the pavilion.
—The Boston store, Norwalk, w ill give
another firstoclass bicycle away on Sat--
urduy ovening,.luno 20th, at 9:80 o‘clock.
J‘eht em aid. ‘ :the
herbal! next: allay
The summary of The Commercial
Record for the current week credits
Norwalk with. tour $310.8.“ malleable.
and mortgages aggregating $15,250.
Beginning on Wednesday and mill-
uing until Saturday night thénNew
York Grocery company it ill hold a
special 19 cent sale at both of its stores
The oillce oi the John Hancock Life
Insurance company,in Music Hall block,
will be clued Saturday afternoons, durs
ing the summer, to give the employees ll
vacation.
The Fairfleld county Union 01- Prison-
ers of War will hold an adjourned meet-
ing tonight, at Minor Post rooms, Stan:
lord. Delegates will be elected to the
national convention.
Mrs. Sands Bishop, of Noroton
Heights, Miss J. Dnluute. ol' Stamford,
and Irving June, of Riverbank, have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Will-
iams, oi Cannon street.
Concord Division, Sons ol Tempor-
ance, met last night and held a very in-
teresting meeting. Miss Inttirlcololunu
was instructed on wmluctor for the
term by D. D. Lewis Hubbcil.
The ladies' prayer meeting in the
chapel parlor oi the Norwnlk (30mm:
gatloual church, on Wmluomlay after-
noon, will be led by Mrs. T. K. Noble
Subject. “The Grace of ( ‘onlentnlcnt.
wlmnterns of all kinds for the bicycle
parade at Ouneo's, R. R. place.
The regular Thursday evening meet»
lag of the First (hmgmgntlonnl church
will be mottled this week to give all on
mlpllrtnnlty to attend the Christian Em
dmwnr rally in the South Norwalk lions
gmgatlonal church on that evening.
The. thirteenth strawberry festival
of the llmwd River Sunday school will
be hold at the chapel. tonight and Wed-
nesday night. Coupons attached to the
tickets are [and for one trip from south
Norwulk to llrond River.
A free car
w ill return at l l p. m.
u 1
pure aorl’wholcsomc.
“ Pure and Sure."
eveland '5
BAKING POWDER. ’
refer Cleveland 3 baking powder because it is
It takes less {or the some baking,
it never fails, and bread and cake keep their freslo
nose and flavor.”
tins Warm W beams, alps New for Casings“.
,4
John E. Sear-lea, swell-known oyster- I
The Center school is arrangin ior an- A
Search at first and m—m‘llctrssllon.
auras will mm an aura.
mommy stills mama-m ma um
Mourners to Its Mlle". Into the Issue
. trim, and Amos. the Pastoral toms
“ at am! ills.
Miss Mai Curtis, of West avenue, is
attending the exercises at Cornell Uni-
varsity, Ithaca, N. Y. Miss Stellron,
of San Antonio, Texas, who has been
her guest, started this week for Canada
Miss Rahcel Gerhardt, of Clay street,
has returned from visiting friends and
days she expects to visit her former
home in Sullivan county, N. Y.
Principal W. C. Foote is entertaining
his sister. Mrs.M.‘B. White. of Bulls-
10, wife of the general manager of, the
eastern division of the American Ex-
press company. .
Mr. and Mrs. Oakley and son and
Mn.“ Emily Oakley, of Virginia, are
guests 0! Mr. and Mrs. John P. Zelul’f,
or Chestnut street”
Miss Sadie Seudder, of Lexington
avenue, is spending two weeks with
relatives ill Brooklyn and North»
port. L. 1.
Patrick Rooney, an employee of the
town yesterday for Massachusetts.
, Mrs. Elisa A. Hoyt, of Ridgelleld, is
visiting with Mrs. J. H. Purdue, of
Chestnut street, Norwe'k.
thu Davis, of Water street, South
N orrvnlk, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A1-
bro, in Woodsburg, L. I.
Theodore Knapp. of Union street
started today for New Haven and Shel-
ton, to spend a week.
Rev. J. B. Dougherty. of St. Mary’s
church, it ill leave Norwalk this week
{or a short vacation.
Mrs. J. A. Stabell has been visiting
Mrs. John Pooley, in British.
William Lauder. of Brown University,
is expected home tomor. ow
OYSTEIIS FOII EONOPE.
Nearly Eighty themed Barrels Exported nur-
lng the States a! 1805- 6.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the season of “895 l89ll was
as follows:
-. “new...“ .m._...mm
Dealt ol Harry Haulers.
Hurry Tlanlorll. son of Levi Iianiord,
died at his home in lleldon “While, at
an early hour this morning, alter a lin-
gering illness. He was twenty-six
years of ago. Mr. Hnnl'ord was of a
bright. vivacious temperament and "I an
inventive turn of mind. lie was «loop-
lylnterelltedln all kinds of mar-binary
and was never so militant as when in his
own little Workshop. lie began to fall
solnotimeogo and want 51th for the
lunlcfltof hishonltlldlnt all to no pur-
pose. He leaves two older brothers,
Rolled (2., the florist, and ii. nay llan~
ford Ills mother is mull-atoll. as ho
was her idol. The sympathy oi the
community is exlendm! to the fondly in
their hlmuvemout.
I
We will most any OUT
in prices on
Bicycles
Ur Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why. at
FOX CYCLE 60.,
gmm,
acme Hoosier. Garment
sputum Vlllmlllnygola
relatives in Plattsburg, N. Y. In aiew ’
Pennsylvania Bridge company. left’
October 5. 27
October 122, 208
l'lctober lo, on
(”labor 2“, I25!
Nurembcr :2. 1618
November 9, 1:100 '
Member lli. l. - ' 1&5
prombor 23, ,5 1784
November 30, 3, 1341.
December 7, 2l88
IMcemhcr H, 1892
December 21, 1936
December :28. 4 154“
January 1, 1513
January 11, 1677
January 18. 1949
January 25, 1953
February 1. will)
February 8, 1mm
February 15 will)
Fe e‘bruary .L,‘ 1245
February :29, 1068
March 7, 1087
March 14. 3622
March 2!. Milli
March '28. 58M
April 4. M91
April II, pm
April 18, 780"
April 25, 3189
May 2,1510
May ll, :22!
Total, .- 782ml
Dried Glisrrles,
Potted Hams. .-
1 F. D LAWTOH I: 00., 22 South Main Street
W
DONOVAN BLOCK:~ WASHINGTON STREE
EDWARD
Oar Hosiery Stock
deserves your attention, as it
city. It containsa lull assortment at all times.
of summer novelties' in plain
dye
Ladies’ Black Hose!
at "to a pair. You will find it difficult to match at 25c a pair. Your
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
lisle horse, at 250, 850 and 500
Ladies‘, gents' and children’ s gauze and ribbed underwear.
Open today-another case of ladies' ribbed vests at 50 apiece, worth
double the price.
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
JACKSON’ 5 P“ °
Are unsurpassed (or beauty i
of style and finish.
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
63 WALL STREET. a . .
Plais led!
onuadlsr.
I
Cempobnd
Celery
Hervine .
Will
Help ,
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it; 75c 11 bottle.
Om
I
n
Pleisted’s Cholera
Illxture
‘ISOLS 9080 5-O3LBIV'Id 'H '8 .LV
0NINV31O BSflOI-l HOJ ONIHLAHIAS
Always Cures!
MW
“Bring your prescriptions to
uszwe use the purest drugs and
our priccsaro always renewable.
R.H.PLAISTED
A: Washington
Street,
s3
50. IOIIWALII.
"But.” said Freddy‘s mother. repmv-
ingly. “that you know. would break one
of the commandments.“ “8w, mam-
mal," mplled Freddie. aim a moment 5
all-lens mpllell Freddy. after a mmth s
serious 11!!th ”don’t no think
nommumandmenlsarem oi prep
Evaporated Raspberries,
1 "New YerkMarket
will:
. Ills lb
0 tell them that YOU SAW me, and I
Iwas looking neat. .
We have everything our own way, and
our stock you cannot beat.
SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEK AB
' * USUAL. ‘
Veal chops, 100; veal stew, Be; lamb
forequarter,llc; lamb chops, l2 c;best
oornedbeef.4et0120. kAfull no of
fish away down this week. .
ll‘ree delivery.
FRANKS. AYERS, Prep.
STREET,
is the most complete to be found in the
Have a number
and fancy. Smcial sale of Onyx fast
a pair. THEY ARE BARGAINS.
STREET!
soumur cons.
TOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK, CONN.
MADAME, R058
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
“ill Ileln south Norwalk for a limiter! tlnlo.
(‘onsultatlons up at present and luturein
regllrllt-llm nulls an business nrotllelwim
that may be eelred: alslpalmistry in. lulled.
Consultations goal; or Indies $1. (mice. t
A
South Main street in Lauder s llllil k. rmm Ill.
Ill ‘2? ti
up two flights.
SUIT YOUR OWN TAS’l‘l l"
in wall papers at Dec kcr' s, and the more
refined and artistic your taste is llw bet-
ter you will be suited. We have v uric-
ties enough in designs and colors in all
the novelties ill this line to suit the [in b‘
He “from grave to guy, from lively to
severe." Make your home beautiful at
small out by choosing from our super-
ior stock.
Painters’ Ho pplles.
Artista' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. Papcrhan Decors
and Sign Writing. sins. “”8
DECKER.
70 Washington Street.
f
80. Norwalk.
I896.
HartfordBicycles
REDOOTION IN PRICE.
Patterns Nos. 1 and 2, from $20 to par.
l’attems Nos. {land 4,1“:th to its)
Patterns Nos. 5 and 0. trunnion to m
This lathe but vnln .lor me money ewr
ollemll In melllu arm 1: man I no».
Columbias
The Standard oi the World.
1
I "Ithllbbdl’li’lllmli’" In} the ”on
moon oI lulled
3th buy a "Art
I an In M‘luml!
Ill'lr‘l‘ llioli ’ lllmllla an“. llrllnlll blcrylles
are main illi- lmmodlaler l.ollvory
POPE MF’ 0. C0.
General offices and facial-lea. Harden). Goon.
THE F. S. AIBLER GO.
smear." . 3
t
ems lam ”321325 gwmzheele on hand
turauLIel-lszn I807.
.a
m
NOT LIKE:
ing of cars.
more art in the
The usual ready-to-wear things,tllisl
More care in the chi),
‘making. more of the
things looked after that go to make i on
root, attractive and durable.
PRICES ARE
LOW
That ‘
is not because of any skimp in qugilit
making or finishing, but because of our
lingness to be content with small profitsan'
being the manufacturers of our own good
Summer
'Olothing
in ‘
Abundance!
Mohairs, alapacas, flanncls, scrgcs and Inn
ens, crash suits, coats and vests. ,
Straw Hats.
in all grades, negligec shirts and belts, trunks.
and bags.
Store open evenings. Money refunded
COMSTOCK BROS
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk,
Conn.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. '
Conlstock Bros, Masonic .
Bld’g, Norwalk-
' ‘ I
mw >
“will" A III tTalk Ab * ' ~
BUFFALO .8 ta out . . .« j -
GLUTEN a 3-
7520 We are anxious to have your trade. If we get it. _
‘ FOR ‘ we I! take the greatest pains to please you. We’ll .
l , 3 TITLE, screen your cats clean, we‘ll delivel them prompt- .l
. cmfk’”. ly, and send agoodteamlster who will not smash
up your properl v, cm w 10 wil be just as careful as
. HORSES' if he. were in his own vard. .
BEST We'll send you the best cats. I 4
GRAIN In fact well give you the best all around deal to 2
FOR be had anywhere, and just be glad to do it. You
HORSES give us a trial order and sec.
Elli-$11.: l '
o , . . ,
80 [Eng Av N 8' The Leading Grain Dealer, 4
LIV
STABLE. I5 Marshall Street. So. Norwalk. .
m
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Completelinc of watches, clocks,
jewelry, silverware, opalwarc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones or greatly reduced prices.
DIAMONDS!
All of these goods,
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W.AUSTIH, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk,
ROTON POINT.
South Norwalk, Conn.
The most Charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRAOTIOIIS.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTBIN,
General M hunger.
'N
n. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embelmer:
II War-Magellan “not
In. Namath.
Reside' not, Mahmkemo Hotel.
in? if
Shorty Sherwood. Matter!
p 1r. o Ill’
0...... ... no.1 emu:
hunt
and
store. corner of
wafllkt
styles in lists
(.all and on the
about“.
.. Lu»:
Changes cannot be gear
entered the same day new
is handed in. Every res»
tenable effort will benefit:
to acommodalc patrons, .
but changes cannot be in».
sisted upon as a right now ‘
less cop is sent in by s
o clock III the afternoon oi;
the do before change at
desire . .
Norwalk Chronicler