. The temperature of the water at The
* Knob, today, to 68°.
HamlnCouucil. U. A. M... will have
omnuiseparty. tonight.ut Its regular
2 meeting.
‘ éYaoht cups- O'Brien's.
The, Roth & Goldschinidt baseball
nine will cross bats tomorrow afternoon.
on the Nor-wall: Park diamond, with the
“ East Norwalk Cyclones.
Fred Hall, the pool expert entertain-
ode. gathering of wMelqunf at the
..“Whoolmen"s Rest,” last night. He
performed muny clever tricks with
, esrtls.
. ‘I . The Twin City Wheelmen have plana
bed a run to New Haven, .«Sunduy,
clock. Next Thursday nisht the
IDollie. ‘
, Innsicul and literary outcrtninment in
. connection with d strawberry and ice
cream festival. in its hall in Washing-
‘ tonstreet, tonight. '
' afternoon at the club house. The; high-j
test score was made by Mrs. C. E. Steele,
who was delegated to purchase the prizes
{or the next meeting, July let. I
~Chickens, 12m. ‘ N. Y. Mur'ket.
A delegation from Echo Lodge,
Daughters Ill Rebekah, oi Daubury, are
- expected here tonight‘on the train ur-
riving at (EH10 They will be met by
representatives of Eureka Lodge.
The Gunwarls and Corkscrews, of
AWinnipauk. will play ball on the Fair
"Grounds, tomorrow afternoon at 2
o’clock. Much interest is centered in
the some, as $20 will so to the winning
, club.
, A special communication of Old Well
Lodge will be held tonight to work the
second degree. George: (lurfisfidlr
I deacon of St. John' s Didgeffllhrwplk
will do the Middle cruiser wort... In.
freshments alter labor.
I -IYIqunaiY Willa First Con-
wtional church will observe (inl-
drou’s Day on the coming Sunday
”rubmlngm with :1 childrens service by
the Sunday school. The school will
meet in the chapel at it) o 'clocir.
The new gates for the Washington
street drawbridso were put up Inlay-
They were connected wrong. the end
which should have gone over the drive—
way beinp,I on the sidewalk, and vim"
verso. This will necessitate changing
thorn.
-—Brow desbys. O'Brien’s.
John and Augustus Kcracus, brothers
residing in Springmiod. hall a. fight.
Wednesday, before a large crowd of
smotators. '1‘!on used violent language,
striking and throwing stones at each
other. Yesterday they were arrested.
in court, this morning. both men claim-
“ ed they were only playing with one an-
othcr. but Judge Hubbell fined each *3
and costs.
Pioneer Castle. A. t). K. of M. 0., will
work the Round Table degree on several
prominent gentlemen of this city. to—
night. All members are requested tobII
. present. as the deputy of the state will
I be present and report the doings of tho
‘ anmnno Gareth: session. which} WM
hold at Atlantic My, N. Y.,‘last week.
The mmrt will he of interest to all Sir
Knights, and other matters of imporv
tanoe will be considered.
AV
I!” A, ‘
a...
The Rescue Quartetto, at Atlanta
University, Minute. (in. which suns at
the L'hrpttinn Endeavor Union meeting
in the Omgregntlonhl church, yesterday
afternoon and evening. is composed of
titles X. Floyd. A. III, James T. Porter.
0mm l". Porter and James H. Torbert.
who made quite a favorable impmsion
upon the people cl booth Norwnlk and
their retulitioo of old plantation melo-
dies and jubilee mans WM much ongoy»
“I. They will visit Ridgcfleld. Dunlmry
nod other places In (AmnoMIcnt. and we
lIIIspoolI for them genomes considers»
lion when-vet they so. They are rats»
‘ ,. in“ funds (or Atlanta University.
~-» lI‘rIth pork, 109’. N. Y. Market.
”Show bots O'Brlon’ I.
Phlrlok mm, o! Norwnllr, hul II»
curled a position with Raymond Bro-
thm.
IThODl,,A.R. will meet with Miss
' our... noon. in can Norwallr.this
utteruoou.
«ill lbs. butt granulated sugar, 61.
New York Grocery company.
Messrs. Jones and Hotchldss, of Nor-‘-
wall: are talking 0! making a business
trip to Europe soon. , .
r1: Golden Rule Circle will meet
with . ClurkVEly, 33 Met-win struct.
this ulteruoon,'at 3:30 o'clock.
' ~Mason's fruit jars. W a doe. New
York Grocery company.
Edison's greatest ruarvcl, the Vila«
scope, will be exhibimd at ‘Hoyt’s
Theatre all next week.
An 'unkuowuflhicyclist collided was
Edward Brennan’s horse and carriage.
near Gregory's Point, last night. . ’2 ;,.
W
“33'4“:
buy for 19? this week at our stores. New
York Grocery cbmpany.
Mayor Wheeler has been electeda
directorof tho Fair-field County banlr in
. pluce of A. H. Comp, who has resigned.
The Knob Whist club met yestordoy n
I
About fifteen Inenibers of the Winni-
fPaul: Distortion Endeavor society utteudI
ed the rally in south Norwalk. last
night.
-—Straw hats cleaned. O’Brien' 5
The Ladies’ Guild of Grace church
will hold‘a cake sale at Mrs. B. A.
Wood's, Saturday afternoon from 3
until 6 o'clock.
The Misses Anna and Theresa Cava-
nagh. of Norwulk, graduated with
honors fromthe State Normal school at
New Haven; yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Becker, widow of
Frederick Booker, of Benton stmot. died
this morning in her Iaightioth your. ’l‘hc
funeral will be held Sunday at 3 o’clock,
:It the house.
”AMA—1... .
Tuesday will be young people' s day at
thctmntral club. Tennis and croquet
Will be enjoyed and retroshments perv
ed? Each Iadyls pririlcsed to invite
one gentleman.
-—Lobsters. 125.6. N. Y. Markot.‘
Mrs. Margaret Bottome, president of
the society of King's Daughters, save a
M818 0F ‘IYIIII Dill PEOPLE
menu... «humanistic-«nu;
comma to III We. Inns-mm
* one-usminmuoultam
III IIIII‘II llls '
Hon. W. 11. Yale. a principal of the
Center school during the anemisiu towu .
today. renewing acouuintunco with his
former pupils. Mr. Yale is now a pros
porous lawyer of Winona, Minn" and
was at one time lieutenant governor of
, the state.
James '1‘. ' Williams, “of. Bristol. who
delivered au' as at the convention
in the South nib Congregational
church, last nijllt, was entertained by
his former pupil. A. II. Tyler, Gerard
place
Frederick Conley. clerk in the South
Nor-walk post-ethos. left South Norwnlk
today on a two weeke’ vacation, which
sum.- and.“ Turnaround sou Giles, of
White Plains, one guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. 8. St. John, of Elizabeth street.
Miss Helen M. Fauntleroy, of Rho
street. has gone to the Chtslrills tor the
summer.
John Davis, of Water street, has re-
gilded from uvIeok's visit In Woodbury,
Miss Herr E. Selkirk, of. Merwin
street, is visiting at Pine Hill, N. Y.
Miss Ada Elcoiield, of Stamford, wasu
visitor in South Norpvnllr yesterday.
Old Quiverful—And so you Mwmt to
take our daughter from us. You want
to take her train as suddenly, without
award of warning? Young Goslow—
Not at all, an. If there is anything
about her you want to warn me against
I’m willing to listen.
m
NOTICE !
MAYOR’S OFFICE,
CITY or Room Nouwnru. Ct. .Juno Is. Isoo.
Permission ls hon-by given to all shop-Ir sop-
GFHIIIIII licensed vemlerstn keep. expose Im-
sale and sell IlrcIIrIII-‘ken containing Ellfllhlw'
IIQ'I'OI'II} as an taxi-Ins! v0. rocketsnnd IIIIII-r
tirowurks. withlnIII- limitsolthis Iii). from
12II’IcloIlrm .JIIIIe .rmII. Ines. IIIIIII III fl't'ltlt‘li
II In.. lnly ItII. IsIIIl. unless IIorIIIissI-III It’t be In-
Mter Wlukbtl
Permission Is rib-untreated tIIull moonstn
Imelda "root-motors containing gunpowder
mil} 0% I explosive. rmlmts and other lire-
I'orkn “12M? the I ity limits. from I III'IIIIIII a
In of lulr tII. Issuantil II II'I-IZII-k p m ..I
Jul) Ith. IIIII‘I. IuIlI-ss permlImi-In i~ hereafter
rIWIIkIaII.
A.“ persons are hereby oIIIItlIInI-II against
iIlIIIIIInlt bonllIIIs III the [IIIIIIII IatIeetII or
platoon! this car. no the ordinance relating
IIII- rotn will be on Ictiy IIoiorI'III
llllllt'l‘illliilltl. lid). Mayor.
ll! 3t
most interesting and enjoyable lecture . , _.
in the Norwulk Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon.
» (.harleolloyts horse tool: fright at II
bicycle, yesteran afternoon. while it
was hitched ton post in Main street,
Norwallr. The horse broke the halter.
but was captured by (lillcor Morehonso‘
before he could get away.
Senator John E. Ferris took a party
composed of E. H. Mathewson. C. 8.
Trowbridge, Orlando Allen, A. Solmans.
.l. W. Powell and James Golden out in
the Eve L., this Inomins. for a out!
across the Sound, with dinner at Oyster
Bay. __
~LuIlies’ Alpine hats at ()‘Brien’s,
RJI‘. (latter, II two-minute man in
the Alphn's raoc, yI‘IIitorIlay. has ohal
longed l". L. Thompson, a three and
ouewhall minute man. to ride over the
course with him. Cotter to start from
scratch and Thompson from the one
and one-half IninutIII limit.
”The marked down sale of hats still
continues at S. :5. Tillotson' II. TrInIIIIeIl
hats tmmIIIII' up. No. to North Main
street, Heath Norwulk. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Danke. oi Lowe
street, entertained scrum! lriends at II
lawn party, yesterday ulmrnmu. The
guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Cur!
tichauh, Mr. and Mrs. lilanicl Malone.
Misses Bertha Lichthleuudxmise tichanb
and Lillie flrhnub and Herman and I .uri
Dunks. A temptins supIxIr was served.
(leorm lluelunustI-r I... rooelml the
contract tor tarnishing the iron work
for tho Conmlirlsml round-limos» at
micron! and Northampton. He will
alsui'nrnish the iron railing work tor
the newborn New England Telephone
company's office in Daohnry, and 200
more {set of lencotor Boston parties.
making about ll, :00 loot In all.
~chlchops. l2' 6. MN. Y. Market.
“ Pure and Sore.”
IeVelaIId s
BAKINGMD
“I refer Cleveland’s baking pmsderE because it is
Kurt: an wholesome.
It takes less for the some halting,
never fails, and bread and cake keep their trash
nets and Wilmer.
a
r
lure Celsius (loam llama, 3a)}. Mn Font can, .trM.
NOTICE I
REGISTRATION OF. DOGS
All dogs must be registered on or below the
let day of July and nitwrsnm IIw bins ur IIIIr
IMIIIIIK IInliI ‘Imwtl dogs will be IIIoI-IIcIIIIIII II-
conilnu to Ian.
I'IIr llII? IIII'I’IIIIIInII‘lIInIIIIn Iii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III
NIIIIIII NIII‘WIIIII. the town: II fit will '90 :It the
Mouth Norwnlle IIillv .. III IIIII NItIl'I’tIIII‘Il on "H‘
all "Home Saturday. June .III. and Hutur»
Iluy. JIIIII‘ )lJrIIIII :IIIIII CII'IIH' Ii. lur Ihcpur
II I-III IIY l'II‘IIIIt‘I‘InK (IIIKH
NIIl’IlilIk. lImI-Is IIIIIII
AI‘ EL ll't Ii. IN'IIIII Inn-II i7!
FIIANIII ii MIMIUIILLI Nurunlk.
.IL‘IHII
N OTIO E!
Notice is herein giten that the IIIIIIIII‘IIIKIII‘II
lroeiwlders. appointed by the menu III I" t-I
nIIIlIIaIIIlIII-praise the IIIIIIIIIIII» s or hem-Ills.
no the I' use "my be. no I ruins: In any [IIIIIIIIII or
persons II) the wt IIIIIIIII: and IIIIIIIII III Itull
rIIIIIlIIhIIII». (rum I luv hlh‘l'lllt )IIIIIIIII- street
willhoornllnorth-sin Intern-d who may r'III
Ienr III-hm tin-In III ”I" Home II I 'Imlllht‘
he iZliI'I Iltlouth III-Irwaik. on “under. the Mb
MVIIIJIIIH‘. III that IIII'IIIIII'k II. III.
IIIIIIIII Nursnlk. JuIIIIIItII. lune.
.IIIII III; .I 51.11:!»
jinn
HEM. ESTME FOR SALE.
Pursuant to no IIrIII-r III IIuI‘I' IIIIII III Probate
iIIrthoIliMrII tut Nurwai luthn IIII sIlw'rIlIeI. on
IIIIIII-IIIIIrIIithIIsIIlIIIIIIII ll Hrton. IIIII.‘ III
NIIIWIIIII.lll‘I'l'lIRt'IIHIII't‘WI or IIIIII- IIIII IIIInII-
stInIIIIIIIIIIy m’l'lllilmmiy wild IIIIIIIIIIIII. at tho
I‘Hl‘llt‘fiil Hmwmnl avenue IIIIII High street.
nimnbnildlnu lot about as to Im IW‘IIIIIII'
mansions. IIIIIIIIIIIIImlmm I'llllllmll street In
’l‘nvlnr avenue. onIIIhIIIIIlIIIIImI Interest Inn
IIIIIItth corner III High street IIIIII i'IIIIIII
anions. NAII'IIIIII‘III'IJI’IIY"II'IUIIIII Norwalk.
IIltI limo III» to
('|.AltiI2.\’tli‘.(l. Ndiill. Executor
t
lab (ii
I llAllIJ-LII \l. tiMl'I‘II.
sonwtm. HM. PROBATE
one I. A. 1!. III.
Elston; nt'tin l rot Hulllvnn. late of the
III MII soon but
'IIIIII "II-urn: Ii’rnbnt inrthollhdrhvtnl NIII"
walk. ix: hp llm MI and allowed IIIs mIIIIt the
from! his hereutinrtho IIIIIIIIII-rs of sold
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIeslIIIIIt their Ilium-I for Milt-mom
‘l‘hnsow IIIIIII lIIIIt to preach“ their “WWI“
rIIIIerIyIIIII Intwlthl“ IIIIIIltImII IIIIIIIIIIIIII
Rum-J II recovery Ions-III- IInI Iohtml to
mIIIoIItIIIeIIrc answered II unite lIIIIIIIIIIIoIe
WWW" Jill. strum m III. III.
AImII minnow.
No. one East Inst him“. New York I'ltv‘
' I
ll‘lllilifl .
H9
We will meet say our
in prices on
Bicycles
{It Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why. at
FOX CYCLE CO...
smashed: street,
scorn Hansen. ODIW
Dried Cherries. _
Potthd Home,
repented Raspberries.
the III ,
Inc It
~..-
EDWAR
Our Hosiery
deserves
city. remain on?“
dye
Ladies’ Black Hose!
lisle hose. at 25c, 36c and 50c
double the price.
5 man: punmse
JACKSON’ 3 P” °
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and iluish. . . . . .
O
53 WALL STREET.
a o‘ .
Plai sited!
Compound
Celery
Nervine
Will
Help
You
Do
Your
Work!
Try it;
7er a bottle.
0
Pleistod's Cholera
letors
Always Cures I
'3801.‘ onaa SIOHLSIV'Id ’l-l 'H J.‘
ONINV31O SSHOH NOJ ONIthaina
WW
"Wiring your prescriptions to
some use the purest drugs and
our prices are always reasonable.
WOW
R.H.PI.AI$TED
I3 Washington
West,
ED. IORIALK.
TMWWhy, have Dick and Grace
quarreledl
”alum are both learning to ride
the tricycle. and lust ml: they met
whether-In tbsparir Hhetriedto
newtohm and harried hints-I his
at 15o a pair. You will find it diillcnlt to match at 25c a pair.
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
EDWARD
F. D LAIYYDII t. 00., 22 South IIaiIrStreet
Business With
IOOSIII'O
is what the house wrte does when she
makes a visit to our market. This week
we will under-sell all others. Smoked
shoulders. 8e per lb; veal chops, 121.10
‘Comblning
‘perlb; stewveul, heparin; loinot veal,
15c rib; fresh porlr,1(lc per lb. Try
ome made corned beef, the
finest meat for a cold lunch, 10c per lb.
Our fish department is the best in the
twin cities. Largest stock; price always
the lowest. Free delivery. I
New York Market
FRIIKS. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
WW
he will spend“ In New Haven and places
‘ ill Pennsylvania. '
-—llead our ad and see w-h'ut you c}... .
STREET
samples... .01.... Indie
usIortmorIt a all times. Have a number ,
of summer novelties in plain and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
Your
a pair. THEY ARE BARGAINS.
Ladies”. souts' and children’ s gauze and ribbed underwear.
Open tpday—unother case of ladies' ribbed vests at he apiece, worth
STREET!
sonwus. cons.
TOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
INORWALK, CONN.
MADAME R055
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States !
WIII IIIIIIIHIIIIIh Nomlk for II limited time
(III-IauIltIItIIIII-I on past present and {More In
regurvltmmy matteIJIIIsimIss or otherwise.
IIllllmfl) IIoIIesII-ed: "IS“ palmlstry included.
(‘IIIIsIIItIItixIIm some or Indies Si. Office. I
south. \lnln street. in binder-'shlock. room N.
no IIIII flights
mam
sm'r YOUR Iiws TASTE
in wall papers at Becker's. and the more
refined and artistic your taste In the bet-
ter you will be suited. We IIIWI‘ \arIII-
tiosonoosh In designs and colors In all
the nmoltios III this line to suit the pub
lic”tromtrmvo to say, from lively to
severe." Make your home beautiful at
on all met by choosing from our super
II stock
l'ulntem' Supp lies.
Artists‘ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Paton ,Psfl I housing. Decorating
t
Ind Sign
DECKER. .
79 Washington about. he. Nor-walk.
I896
HartfordBlcycles
REDUCTION IN PRIDE;
Patterns Km. land 2. irornfifl’to filo
Patterns Nos. Iland minnow to too
I’attemu Nos. hand 6, from .50 to M5
ThIsII-the best value tor thhe mono-r over
uttered In realism Imulo much Ines.
Columbias
The “Ind-rd of the World.
Acknowlw
no competitors. on I
win-rm ohm
II n can It (3 Hand to. r n “Flinn
.. Allbu Ihgiml‘ds’ sn’d IIIIIIII‘II'I'I'III
are result II)?! Minot 1mm
POPE MF’O. CO.
(toners! chines and motorist. mound. Conn.
YIIE F. S. IIILER CD.
I
lust sudmhtsumestho other for the
I
fisrs’smw‘fi Inna-abouts on hand
the, IIIIIIIIIII‘I'I‘IIMI summon tor the 5'00
; monotheistic Ice-r.
. . . .
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
ATA
REDUCTION 0
One Dollar Will Buy Due Dollar and Fifty Dents Ylorth of?
' SINGLE 1155.356.
3FORI$L
There' Is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we
they are equal In every respect to 5
full size, Solid bands, correct shupcs and up-Io IlaIc patterns. . .
Also a full assortment at
Summer Suits;
7 Odd Coats and Vests.
Duck Pants,
Linen Crush Pants,
losliseo, ‘ - ' ‘ 9' fr ” I:
7 Shirts,
Bolts.
Caps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
‘ Straw Hats,
Sweaters.
Underwear,
Trunks.
Bass.
Cornstock Bros.. Masonic Building. Norwalk
F 333 PER CT.
o-ceuttics. Fine quality
It. sourII MAIII 5“
South -
Horwalk,
Conn.
nurses I. GIFFIII. I
Manager. . .
Comstock—Drothers.
Agent For -
sun...” It VIII! Pay You _
:3;le To look after the little things ; for instance, it you .,
FORD study how to feed your stock, you can save dollars
GA T TL! every your, not by feeding CHEAP feed, but by
Oh It . feeding the RIGHT food. For steers the best flesh
I° “" forming feed, for cows the host milk making feed,
7:05“ for horses the host strengthening food
3" I At my feed store you III In I just the right feed
BEST for (Iverv punIIIse. aluaysr resJI. Always the best
GRAIN In ere way. Always the most for your money. ‘
0R Ad ceirée. Get samples and prices.
NORDIC __..____
AND
°‘“'"""- MANUELT. HATCH,
3::thfl
0 IO The Leadin Grain Dealer,
serum “ '
81.33..- I5 Marshall Street, So. lorwslh.
BIGREDUGTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Completelioc of watches. Clocks,
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line. of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods.
while not sold at strictly cost price
purchasers, who will find many rar
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, "emails.
jewelry, silverware, opalware and
DIAMONDS!
will be sold low enough to attract
c bargains.
ROTON POINT
South Nor-walk, 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 COMPANY”
Owners and
J. I’INKENSTEIN.
Profrietors.
(,icncral Manager.
e. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and EIIIIIIIIIIIII.
03 Washington hams.
to. Namath.
Macs, was“:
W
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
(loan M III! E. «with
simmwmund Inter tits.
sore-n. out we use our mil
loo who. nil! t
To nuns... I
Changes cannot be gear»
unload the same day cm
Is handed in. Escryreu»
tenable effort will hem.
to acommodute W?
but changes cannot be In»
slated upon as I right in: .
less cop is sent in by u I
oclock n the afternoon of ‘
the day before change It
desired. . .
Norwalk Chronicler