. Clune now ride the bicycle.
‘ been appointed regularflwatohman at, the
reported for duty. Ilo'liafs merciless
' the employ of Uncle Sam? " «
’ “Slllfllltvs IlEPillllEllS.“
m u M'Wnomoaam
II Full Account at Illa um soul am In the
full account of the event.
. will be played on the Fourth of July.
23‘? Many Norwplk Iandci'flouth‘ Norwalk
tine Ian no on In . lilE
Irma. has mat «a noun
ma mu came Imm-
‘I " "iI'IItL’eEIssIIEIiIu noon.
Sentinel Tomorrow»
‘Owlngto the interest in the Alpha
Wheel club'sread race, tomorrow, The
Sentincl‘willbe issued at noon, with a
Knob today is 59°
The Misses Helen Cahill and Hannah
The funeral 'of the late Norman
Knapp was held yesterday afternoon.
Hope Hose company will be guests of
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company, at
Westport, tonight.
‘ The third baseball game between
Pioneer and Hope More companies will
be played at Norwalk Park, June 27.
The Norwalk Lawn Tennis club will
given tournament July 2. The finals
Paul Orris, late night operator at the
Consolidated railroad station in South
Nor-walk, has securedaposition at the
Pequot Pliouse, in New London.
The ordinance relative to plumbing
and house drainiug,passed by the Board
of Councihnon of South Norwalk, Mon-
day, is prinmd elsewhere today.
The baseball nine of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company héld a banquet at
Gregory’s Point, last night, to celebrate
its victory over Hope Hose company.
The Methodist and Congregational
churches of Bothel will give an excur—
sion to Retell Point- on Wednesday.
July 1. The special train will leave
Danbury at 8 o'clock.
Stale Soldiers‘Home at Noroton and has
. '\ ‘: . .
audabalt ycars' honorable, sconce 1n
youngpcoplehavoybeen invited to the
reception of the class of '96, of Staples
High School, which will take place Fri-
day night, June so, at National Hall,
Westport, beginning at ll o'clock.
A party of wheclmon wrll leave Stam-
ford about i p. in today for Norwalk, to
attend the annual races of the Alpha
Wheel club. [The Stamford entries are
all in good condition, and their frieudIl
look upon them as winners.—Advocate.
Mrs. Margaret llottome, of the Inter-
national Order of the King‘s Daughters
and Sons, will lecture in the Norwalk
lilothmlist church, tomorrow after-main
at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. llottome is well
known in Norwalk, and it is with
pleasure that the King's Daughters of
Norwalk announce her coming.
Isaac BoutmI, the well-known Noroton
horseman, has shipped his. "Cormral"
and illly to Waverley. where they are
being trained by William llockwoml.
formerly of Norwalk. The stallion
Quarter-march, in which Mr. Benton has
a half intcrcst, is in Baltimore, but will
soon go to limton to train for the sum-
mer's races.
The. meeting of the health oilicors of
Fairllold and New Haven counties, to-
day, at the Atlantic liotcl. Bridgeport.
will attract alIout i'orly physicians. The
mm‘tingoponed at It o'clock and will
coutluuothorostoftho day. Tlll' pro-
grammooflhu meeting includes a dis'
ensuion of tile subject, “1-: it the Duty
of Tiiwn licalth (lillcors to Investigate
the Crigiu of Contagious bisexuals?“
opeuedhy Dr. W. J. Tracey, of Non
«It -1--.
U. H. North. of Mouth Norwalk. has
photographs ol‘ the ”i’otersberg Ex-
press,” taken while tbohii: mortar was
on one of Htaplcton's trucks on WIItoI
utim't, Bridgeport. on the occasion of
the reunion of the First Heavy Artillery
lit-side the gun are Captain I "dunno and
Major llaiiicld. both of whom ball
mnnuand of it. with a number of olhm
mtllli'l‘fl of tho Heavies. The pictuw
is a very good one. and is a line sample
at diphtheria!
gown at the commencement exercises.
was set loans. at Idght, 'howeve'r, and
Winter-airs. V
Harry Damon, ,0! Spring street. in
Working as a nemboy for the New
York and Eastern‘tlews company.
The graduating class of the Bridge-
part High School will wear the cap and
a
.7—
Fred Hall will give a two hours' fancy
pool exhibition at Louis Potter‘s, this
afternoon. for the benefit of visiting
whoelmen. ‘ ‘
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Basso, of New Canaan, making
Mrs. Edwin Beers, of Merwin street, a
grandmother.
Miss Jane Kirk, of Westport, and
Frederick Fillow. of Nervralk, were
married at 7:30 o'clock last evening, in
the Westport Congregational church.
The members of Lincoln Council, 0:
U. A. 121., who will go to Bridgeport to-
night to visit Waldemere. Council, will
leave South Norwallr on the 1:10 and
7:23 trains.
W. M. Couture gave some wonderful
featsof strength in front of the post-
oillce, last night, lifting about eight
hundred pounds at one time. He beat
silver quarters double with his teeth.
The South Norwalk Republican club
did not meet last night, on account of
the lantern parade, but will probably
get together tomorrow night, and make
arrangements to ratify the nominations
made at St. Louis.
The regular ; meeting of Minuehaha
Division, No. 15, Sons of Temperance.
will be held tonight in its hall, 83 Wash-
ington street. An‘ urgent inVItatiorr is
extended to all. Business of importance
requires the presence of one and all.
While the lantern parade was moving
up West avenue, last night, a “head-on”
collision occurred between two wheel-
mcn, opposite Royal G. Millard’s resi-
dence. The front wheel of one of the
bicycles was demolished. Tho riders
were not injured beyond a few scratches.
The laying of the trolley tracks on the
Darien ex nision was complctwl yester~
day to uni Stamford line. Some diilicul-
ry was experienced in getting past J ac-
ob Miller’s place, as he had a fence con.
.structcd across the -proposed‘ layout.
Monday afternoon, .\ force of men
the bariaflevfias quickly femoyed and
ilur‘traclré rind: '
Waldmcre council, of Bridgeport, will
celebrate its twelfth anniversary on
Thursday evening. Alargo delegation
from Lincoln council, 6f.South Nor-
waik. will. attend in a body. A very
ielightl‘ul and interesting vocal and
musical entertainment has been ar-
ranged, and the committee in charge
will undoubtedly make a grand success.
Uncos Tribe, I. 0. R. AL, held its
regular meeting, last night, and ar-
ranged for the strawberry festival.
Friday night. Next Monday night
there will be a meeting of all those who
signed for the Huymakors' degree, and
the organization will be twri’cctcd. ()Il
l‘uosday night the nomination of oillcors
will be held.
Forty or more members of the Bridge.
port Wheel club went over to Norwalk
last evening and participated in the
lantern parade of the Twin City Wheel-
meu of that phase. They returned
about midnight and said that the affair
was a great sutwcss. 'l‘hc Alphas annual
moot takes place today and some of the
home elnhremaiuod over to participate
in it.—Bridgc[mrt Telegram.
(in the afternoon of July loth, at -i
I‘clock. there will be a b‘g event in
Bridgeport under the almpioos of The
Evening Post nIId'l‘ho Morning Tole:
gram. It will be a prize bicycle parade
for which extensive preparations are
now being made. The parade Is tobo
open it) all wheel clubs, IIctIII'In-d wheel-
own. wth-lwmuon, and in fact cvvrynne
in the city and numIIIIId‘IIIg towns and
cities who rules a wheel.
Complaint is made of the condition of
Monroe street after every storm, which
is such as to make it almost impas-
sable. The water stands two feet deep
oeurthohridge. The small sewer into
rim-II it is carried. in Chestnut street,
is inadequate, and nearly every week
lionec-Iiwncruin the vicinity find their
collars Iillcd with water. Residents
there are his I anxious that tuition. if any
aloha taken regarding the widening
IiilII-streot, should be lulu-II now. so
that they can make arrangements to
build.
of photographic work.
“ Pure and Save."
Cevcland 's
BAKING Milk.
.“l i r C! veland's bakiu powder because it is;
re 8 c It takes leis for the same baking,
and; cake keep their free
are an wholesome.
It never. fails, and bread;
‘ aces and ilevcrfi
_‘ , Iii ‘
our», in
Conch cl ilett and Recreation
m ‘o
BUESI§;«0I [Willi CITY PEOPLE.
.
The Opening elite Vacation Some Sends Many
Solemn In a. union. Into the sun.
tales, and Among the Pastoral Scenes
' oi Rural Lilo.
. Generalllawley and family are at
their summer residence at Woodmont.
Britain today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark have
returned to their home after a short
Stratford lighthouse.
Dr.' J. M. Coburn is attending the
banquet given by the State Board of
Health at the Atlantic Hotel, Bridge-
port, today. '
Mrs. George Faulds, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. H. H. Beers, in
-Wostport, has returned to Norwalk. ,' :
Byron C. Mead, who is now employ-
ed in New Haven, is spending his vaca-
tion at his home in Stuart avenue.
W. L. Porter, of South Main street.
has been entertaining his mother, Mrs.
J. L. Porter, Beverly, Mass. .
' Mrs. 'Stephen 'Thompkius, of West
Norwalk, is visiting Miss Annie Selleck,
of Crescent Terrace. ., » ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 8. Gorham,
of Elizabeth street, are visiting relatives
in Melrose, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost, of Bethe].
are spendiuga week with relatives in
Norwalk. .
J. Walter Bragg and bride returned
home yesterday from their wedding
tour. ;
George Parker has returned from a
visit with relatives at Coucy Island.
Miss lair Smith, of Crescent Terrace,
is visiting Bridgeport friends.
Miss Clara Judson, of Stratiord. is
visiting friends in Norwalk.
Miss Ida S. Keep has returned from
Boston.
OUR STATESMEN IN ST. LOUIS.
Sam Fessrnden to Present cit-Covered: BUINC-
, j M‘s-(llama lor Vice-President.
Dispatches from St. Louis state that
the famtius remark of Hon. Samuel Fes-
scnden in regard to “quittcrs” is heard
on every atmtleorner. ("In Fosscmlon
declares that he will vote for Reed un-
less Reed's name is withdrawn, if his is
the only vote.
"I‘d rather," declared Mr. Fessendeu
yesterday. “he lound: in the from of a
light than at the tailboard of a wagon."
The Connecticut delegation. besides
ru-electing Mr. Fosscndeu a membcroi
the National committee, has rtqucstod
him to present to,the contention: the
name of cx‘Govoruor Morgan (l. llulkc-
Icy as a candidate {or vice-«president.
Mr. chsendon has consented.
The New Haven licgistcr I Democrat)
says editorially: “lion. Samuel Fitment]-
dcnisdoin line work at St. Louis for
sound qunSy and a New Englandeandi-
dato. Hehusdone Iittlo talking since
his election as a delegate, but he has
done and is doing a stack of work."
leihodlst Ministers in Council.
The annual meeting of the Ministerial
Immiation. of the New York district of
the Now Yirk East Conference of Moth-
odilt churches, opened yesterday in the
church of that dcnlunination in Stam-
ford. Bruno thirty or more ministers.
pmmincnt in the Methodist body in the
district named, were in attendance, and
both the morning and aftmrnmn sessions
won- devoted to the mom or Imus IImIml
IliIu-nssion of a variety of topics of mie-
vantintercst. Uil‘lenrn of the auction!
tiou for the ensuing your wore eloctml.
the Rev. J. W. Beach, I). I).. bring rc-
I-loctcd president. llast evening's nami-
ing, which wuooncol goncrai interest.
wm distinguished by IIII address from
llcv. (I. 1’. Mains, I). I)., and the itcv.
.l. M. Ilucklcy. who gave mine of his
impressions as a visitor to and partial-
pant in the General Conference of tulle,
recently held at (,Iltwulmul. Ohio.
"‘Ialwnys not cheese with pic," rc-
nIurkrd “unwell to Indiana, as they
lunchod together at a help-ylmrsclf
hashlcry. “It is generally regarded as
the printer antidote," replied llukano.
09.1! *
We will meet any CUT
in wires on
Bicycles
(Ir Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why, at
FOX CVOLE 00.,
3mm,
and tillers They go In
visit with Mrs. Clark’s parents at the .
‘ Orlod Cherries,
i
., Potted Hem, ,
General Hawley will be at the com- , I
mencement of the name] schooliu New: “
, ’9" . ‘
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
Our Hosiery Stock
dye
Ladies’ Black Hose
double the price.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Evaporated Raspberries,
LAWTON & 00., 22 South Main
m... ....-..._.. ._._ M”
~ EDWARD STEEET, ‘
deserves your attention, as it is th'e most complete to be found in the
city. It contains a full ‘asso'rtm ut at all times. Have a number
of summer novelties in plain and fancy.
I
at 15c a pair. You will find it diflicult to match at 250 a pair.
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
‘ lisle hose, at 250, 35c and ride a pair.
Ladies’, gents’ and children's gauze and ribbed underwear.
Open today—another case of ladies' ribbed vests at 50 apiece, worth
EDWARD STREET!
lSc III
0 tell them that YOU SAW me, and I
~ I was lookin neat.
We have cveryt ing our own way, and
our stock you cannot beat. “
SAME LOW PRICES THIS WEEK AS
USUAL.
Veal chops, 10c; veal stew, no; lamb
fomuarter, lie; lamb chops, 12}/c; best
corned beef, 4c to 120. A full xline of
ash away, down this week.
Free delivery. .
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
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' v
Special sale of Onyx fast
Your
THEY ARE BARGAINS.
NORWALK. CONN.
E6 K SEN; S‘pf’ fi'éIISXF"~_
HS!
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . .
sawdu. STREET, . .
Barb
Plaisted!
DRUOOIST.
J'-
___.o..___
Compound
_ Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do ,
Your
Work!
Try it: The a bottle.
0
Plaisted’s Cholera
Mixture
'JHOLE 0080 SnaaLGIV'Id 'H '8 .LV
Always Cures!
.__.__..o__._..
['llring your preIIcriptinns to
as; we use tho purest drugs and
our prices are alvmyr mmablo.
R.I'I.PI.AISTED
‘3 Washington
Strut,
SO. HORIALR.
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
1 a -
HOJ ONIHLAHJAE
\
ONINVJ'IO asnou
“Prices Reduced!
NORWALK, CONN.
MADAME R085
The Well-Known
Clairvoyaut
Throughout the States!
“ill lu- in South Norwalk for a limited time.
Consultations on first. present and futurein
regnrdtouny mailer. business or IIIIli'rWlM‘.
that may be Ill-sired 2 all-o paiulistry included.
I'Hllelillllllllllm genh or hull-M. 5!. (tiller. 4
Suuilt Main street. In holder's Illa-0N. room I".
up two llIglIt-I. In :7 ti
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1‘"
3;; 5r '.
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I.) .. '2‘. m“ ‘19”,
s ml?
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i f!“"‘;a‘~~;)I:-:;¢‘:lt
- 'mluafi’fli, .. ”if
Sl'lT YUUR UWN TASTE
in wall papers at Ilcckcr‘s. and the more
refined and artistic your Iltnlt' is the bet-
ter you will be suited. We inm- varic-
tics enough in design» and (adorn in all
the novelties in this line to suit the pair
lic "from grave to guy, from lively to
severe." Maki- your homu- hvantiful at
small cost by’clmosing from not super-
ior stock.
Painters' Hupplics.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
glean!“ framed loungim'
aint cg. ’upcrl ng Decorating
and Sign Writing. '
DECKER.
79 Washington Street.
“I...
HartfordBicyeles
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Patterns Nos. l and 2. from OH) to M5
Patterns Nos. 3 and i, from Olin to O50
Patterns Nos. r, and it, from will to M5
This II the best value Iot‘ illfl mull"! PV'W
otterml in medium grade manhlmu.
Columbias
The Standard of the World.
Aokmm‘hflge nu I'mntfi'fiiut“. Mb!
SIOU.
Bo. Hawaii
.
of the commandments."
minus
when.
4"!
mm
a
\
sq _
"But." said ledy's mother, repmv»
lngly, "that you know. would hrmk one
"Say. mam-
ms," replied Puddle. after u mmneut's
mm replln‘ ’lflmhi after Imht'it
, mistrust "Curran think
herewith-8| an of put
y N t” ,;
the price in Mad IIIWIIIIIFI’ (or the
wins-Ml of mm at
lino norm ulh»lumbln.thun inpafln —
l’vrt . Al i'oumbin and Inrtlott WT" “'
are ml! for im mediate air-liven.
POPE. MF'O. CO.
WWI um»! and iardorln. Thrill ml. than.
"I! I’. S. AIILER CO.
HNIWWJM Cinch (Iliad
«I.
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Coats and Vests,
Duck Pants,
Linen Crash Pants,
Negligee,
Shirts,
Belts,
Caps,
Golf and Bicycle .Suits,
Straw Hats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
and
Bags.
”
Comets-k Bros" Masonic Building, anli'rllk.
Comma-Brothers
ESTABLISHED [861.)
M
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
Silk Neckw‘e
,AT A
. ‘ REDUCTION OF 33$ PER 01“.“?
One Dollar Will Buy One ‘llollar and Fifty 'Cents Worth 1, C
“ SINGLE TIE$,35¢. ' - 9
3FOR$L ‘“”
There is not the slightest exaggeratiomof the facts, who
they are equal in every respect to so-cent ties. lfinc quality of
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up-to-datc patterns.
MILFORD A. cIrrIII, " I
South
Nerwaik,
Conn.
a.
Manager.
Amw‘“ A Quiet Talk About
BUFFALO
GLUTEN Oats.
$550 We arc anxious to have your trIule. If we get it,
CATTLE We‘ll take the greatest pains to please you. We'll
Ohl .k screen your nuts clean. wr'll (ll-liver them prompt- .
undo N". ly, and solute gmri icamsit-t‘ who will not smash
up your pmperty, one who will be just as carefnlas
HORSES I if he were lll his own yard.
BEST We'll send you the best oats! ,
GRAIN ,lu fat-I we'll giro you the best all around deal to
FOR be had anywhere. and jllai be glad to do it. You
HORSES givc us a trial order and see.
8" ”T m '
AT LC. '
“no" MANUELT.HATCH,
OFFICE . . '
SOLMANS' The Leading Grain Dealer,
LIVERV
STABLE. ‘ l5 Marshall Street. So. Norwelk.
”CWCKJ" A.“ N yr“ \x‘r—‘VMV
.. v—p'... 1.-....
BIG ’REMDU‘CTIONCSALE'
For the Month of June.
Completcliue of watches, Clocks, ice-elry, silverware, opaiware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
DIAMONDS!
A‘l'mc line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods. ‘
thic not still! at stricliy cost prior, will be sold low enough to attract . ‘ “
purchasers, who will find many ran: bargains. ‘ "
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk."
ROTON POINT i
South Nor-walk, Conn.
The Inost L‘IIIII'IIIiIIg Summer Resort on Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! F ine Bathing Houses! ‘C
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
sores POINT IMPROVEMENT consist,
0erch and Proprietors.
j. I’INKIENSTBIX. ilcncral Manager.
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
on Wnuhlnnon Dance.
In. Rom-III.
l
I’ll ll mu. OU-
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
“some were scra-
m. L . D .
mall. and see the and
D. w. RAYMOND,
W. Malt-Chino Howl.
in? ly
all;
To Advertisers!
--...$
Changes cannot be glib
unload the same day copy
is handed in. Every m»
soushle ciiort will battles“!
to acommodate patrons, ‘
but changes cannot be in»
sisted upon as a right on. .4
less copy is sent in by D
o‘clock in the alter-hone of “
the day before change It ‘
desired. . .
Norwalk Chronicler