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1m «111111111111unqu
' Howard, of Smith street. this morning.
» play at the Sons of Temperance straw-
“‘ lag, Jane Q,'.§: to confer degrees on sever-
taken to Lansingbin'g, N. Y. ., yesterday,
a~wammtnenosm Nehru“: Ini-
'bcautllul ladies dining~room. gentle
.unmrsnnuus
nmmmum
WWII-Illustration. "
The temperature at the water at The
‘ 11.101.10.11... is 611°.
wMarion's fruit jars. 609 a dcz. New
York Grocery company.
AronwasbcrntoMr. and Mrs. T. J
Edward (3. Johnson has purchased '
:1Willi111'11 S. Hat-field’s store on the Wash-
ington street bridge.
I’ ——Straw hats cleaned. 0'Brion’s.‘
The New York exprbfi down at 10:37
on the Danbnry row, will not stop at
‘ Norwalk hereafter.
Butcher N. W. Benedict, of Norwalk.
is putting fans in his market. They
will be run by water power.
—-Brown derbys. O'Brien's. ,
The Wateer Mandolin club will
berry festival Monday nightf
"A epepialyession of Lincoln Council,
0.11. A. M» will be held, Monday even-
A union picnic of the Methodist and
Congregational Sunday schools of Wil-
ton will be lwld at Roton Point, Wed-
nesday, July let. ' ‘ 1
—-Will S Rising will sing appropriate
selections at Rotou Point, tomorrow.
Hermanssolinc Liederkraiiz and the
Arion Singing society will nuitein hold-
inga picnic tomorrow afternoon at 2
o‘clock, at the home of Joseph Matheis.
. The romains'of Harry Hani’ord were
forbnri.1I.Thcfnneralwas held from
the house the evening previous, Rev. C
M. Selleck ofliciating.
—-Bear Miss Baylies sing at? Rot-pp
Point, tomorrow afternoogM 1‘: 1
p ..
‘I
The first of a seri
ing band concerts 1) Dwyer’ 11 hand was
given on The Green last Mnight. It was
11 um -
1545111110",a
MW
iprove'mont dietary Will ‘bN 'lie’hl at thi
ollloe of John E. Light on Mondaycven
ing. at 8 o'clock. All the members-mt the
society are requested to be present.
g.
431.111.1111... 11.1151. 1!. 1'. Market... ‘
Clarence C. Nash, executor of the
will of Mary Horton, ofl’ers for side the
homestead lately occupied by said tes-
tator at the corner of Diamond avenue
and High street; also other property in
that vicinity,
The freehoidcrs appointed by Mayor
Lee to appraise benefits and damages in
the layout of Railroad place will give all
parties in interest a hearing at the
Council chamber on Monday. June 251,
at 8 o'clock.
-Yacht caps. O‘Brien’s.
There Is no probability id 11 race bc~
tween Fred Thompson and Rob Cotter,
as it appears that noitheqc
the challenge having boob do
outside parties.
about the matter.
11 Np by
Neither rider know
m'l'he Inc Avenue Hotel. Brooklyn,
near llmadway terry, is supplied with 11
1111111 11 onto and first class sleeping apart-
1111111111. 1 lur old 1.111711111111111. James A.
Forrlngmn, is manager.
We 1 1....
Pioneer (hustle, A. (I. K. of M. 0., of
Norwallt. conferred the third degree
open tour candidates last night. George
W. Collin and Solomon Seam. twa om-
moithe Supreme (Justin, visited the
Pioneers and interested the (lactic.
Twin City (manil,1)angl1ters of
Liberty. was instituted at Norwaik.
Thursday night. 'with twenty—eight
nit-mines. There were twrntylhm-
present irmn Emma Dayton (Team-ii,
Stamhml, and iW'l'lIly-(Illit from the
council in New (31111111111. The initiatnry
work was pcriermml by the degree team
of Emma Dayton (loaned
.. Read our ad. and are what you can
buy tor in1 this week at our stores New
York i'e-w-rr e- 111111111132
‘ by the fireman of the 7:20 train, this
I W. Byxbee, were committed to the
- bridge“. _ g‘ltgilltnflnmlt has settled and
soil Manhumwlh Needlist (Eng
‘0.- do. ppic-ate. and will kecpainll line 11! “till
91119111110112.1111; 1111111111.
No pemnger boat has yet been se-
cured for the Norwnlk route.
Oinfibealer Barkerwhas placed two
new handsome showcased in his store.
101.111.111.me was arrested yester-
day for being intoxicated. This morn-
ing, Judge Hubbcll fined him 83.
~Veal 1111011512397. N. Y. Market
Henry B. Read, the South Main street
jeweler, has had an illuminated clock
placed on the outside of his store. .
~19 lbs. best granulated sugar. $1.
New York Grocery company
v
Eight carrier pigeons were, liberated
morning. near the, Norwalk Lock fee--
tory.
Miss Lucy J. Manson. Miss Lizzie I.
Tolles, of South Norwalk, and Mrs. W.
A. Tolles, of Norwalk, aredoing New
York today.
——Ladies' Alpine hats 111013111111...
Bohannan and Alfred, sons of George
County Home. this morning, by Judge
Hubbell. «M .
Miss Anna Burr entertained a party
of friends at her home In Center avenue,
11111111311511. honor of the anniversary
of her birthday. .
-~Liste1’i to‘ tile Murray Brothers play
on various intrnmcnts at Roton,8unday.
are building the foundation for a house
in Eversley avenue, stopped work at
noon on account of the heat.
One of Raymond Brothers‘ wagons
was backed up to a car in the South
Norwalk freight yard, this morning.
when another car was backed in, and
one of the it heels of the wagon broken
~Lolxsters, 121.. .: ‘N Y. Market.
1101.115. tor H H. Brown is at- work
on the cast abutment of the new railroad
the back portion is being taken out and
m- -built. _
(S. :Roscip llic iicllék wn
Heath be censnllelh'itt his
office, City Hotel, South Norwalk, 'l‘ucs-
days, from 9 to 8 p. 111. I yes examincd
free. .1" ' .-1'1‘ ‘ l1.
1
A surprise party was gii (111 .by Lincoln
Council I) "U. A. M to some of the of-
floors, last night. A supper was served
A special meeting of Illi.‘ Council will be
1.0111 M61151,- 111.- 1 ""
1”...
‘ ~‘ltraw $116,. (1 3:6” s . ‘ 1
\V 'fl;:filurtevaut has an inimcn's‘e'
stock of Fourth of July goods, and the
small boys are iI1.1ckingal1011t his store
in large numbers. He has all the latest
novelties, including balloons, lanterns,
etc.
-—-Vci'y best lulgiii crcninery butter,
M” ii. New York Grocery company.
James Forbush, of Berkeley street.
the popular foreman at A. U. Wheeler‘s
straw factory, and who is also about to
become 11 benedict, has received a pres—
ent of a handsoiiio gold watch and
chain. ,
wGeorge S. Gregory has stocked the
market that llt' purchased on Monday,
No. :31 Wall street, with first-class
1111111; 1.1111... your order, and it will be
prmnptly tilled. . MU 1
The Norwnlk and Bridgeport (inn
clubs will meet on the grounds of tho
latter this illwrllittlll. and shoot the first
of a series of matches which have berm
arrnngml between the two clubs. There
are six men on each team and each man
will have twenty-live targets at 1111-
Iinown angles. The match will start at
‘2. 0 thin ~T11l11grain.
mh‘rom It 11 clock to i on Sundays and
ffllllilglil. m. toHp. 11111111111111: days, are
the allies hours of the iii'W‘ dentist. Dr.
Women. in lioyt's Theatre building,
Washington street, South Norwalk.
Finest work lowest prices. Cull.
(2111111iicn1'ing Monday, the propellers
(.‘ity of Norwalk Eagle and Vulcan will
leave l’ler 2:1. Exist river, New York. for
South Norwalic, daily at “mid a. 111.;
extra beaten Monday. Wednesday and
Friday» 111 .‘1 p. 111. limits for New York
will leave Norwik Tummy. Thursday
and Saturday at 3 p. 111,. and South Nor.
walk daily at II p. in.
”New potatoes. 271"- pk.
New York
(Sm-cry company.
, W. -H....
“ Pure and Sure."
Cevelaiid s
BAKING POWDER.
"1 wafer Cleveland’s baking powder because 11 is;
it takes less for the same bakingr
it never fails, and broad and cake keep their fresh-
pure an wholesome.
acre and flavor."
that Coasters (3111111111111. 1111111111111, 311,11. New Ymt Casting 5.11m.
”“‘"W"’ m...
William Sheldon and workmen, who 1
lilatu'rflt ay. gmlimlg‘
another
Who They in and Where They go in
Search at Bert and Recreation.
m
GUESTS 0F lWlll Glll IEOPIE.
The Opening olths Vacation 81111111 8111111 Many
8011111111111 to the Seashore. into the loan-
tslnr, and Among the Pastoral Scenes
oI liml Lite.
The Hon. William H. Yale. wife. and
son Hoyt. of Minnesota, who were
guests of Mrs. Laurence M. Stevens, 0!
Prospect Hill, Norwalk, started yester-
day afternoon for home. Mr. Yale
went West forty years ago and has
"grown up with the country." He has
twice been lieutenant-governor of the
state. and is at present astute senator,
having been elected on the Republican
ticket his district that is Democratic by
some 800 majority. W. A. Tolles.
of The Sentinel,who, in 1881-2, was con
nected with-the Winona, Minn, Repub-
lican, had the pleasure of renewing his
acquaintance with Mr. Yale during his
short stay in town.
Mrs. Gershoni Raymond has returned
from a month's visit with her son, Nel-
sonE. Raymond, at Upper Montclair,
N. J. Her daughter, Mrs J. B. Nash,
went to Montclair to accompany her
home. .
Miss Enniée viar will leave town te~
day fbr Sallie ,~t(1" attend the com-
inducement cruises Her sister,
MissT. May Diver, isagradnate. Miss
Sadie Ogden, of South Main street, also
went there ,'
Mrs: Louise‘hl. Dean, who has been
a resident of Chicago several years, has
returned to'Soiith Norwalk, and will
make her home with her mother, Mrs.
Harriet Raymond, of West street.
Mrs. Stanley S. Smith and daughters
Naomi and Blair left town yesterday
for Lake Grove, L. l., for a two \veeks'
visit with Mrs. Smith's grandmother.
Mrs. A. B. Gould.
Among the .paleleiigers sailing mla'y
on the Cumpania, of the ()udard “line, is
Miss Anna M. Neilen, booked for LIYOI‘
pool by Jacob M. Layton. local agent.
Miss Nina .\ Lewis, of Norwalk. and
Miss Lulu all. Siiiil'eii, of South Nor-
\Valknu'o isle of Miss Mattie V
smrthLISust avenue. D; iiibury
Samuel Paknlski went to New Y'isr
this morning with his brotlnriii- law
. Mrs.:I-R.:Sa.ntord. who has been at
has gone to South Egrcinont, Mass, for
ill leave South Nor-
tlie summon .
1%
for -‘ Siliawdugunk
Miss Ettab'
walk on gigs}
mountain to spend the 211111111111 r wfih her
John Burchard is at his homo at W1!
son Point, having complete-d his studies
at Brown University for the college
ycar. ‘
Mrs. George It. VunAlstyne. and Mrs.
Sarah Baker went to athel today to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Herbert Fry.
Miss Jennie Smith, who has been
spending several months in Newark, N.
.I., has returned to Norwaik.
Mrs. Mary Wilmnrth, 11: South Nor-
walk, is visiting her grandson. Willie
Roscoe, in Braiicliville.
Mrs. John S. Seymour. of Washing-
ton, D. Q, is the guest of Mrs. L. C.
Bolts, on The Green.
_ (ION-11:11, of upper Main street.
is visiting his grandfather, L. M. M1111-
roo, in New (21111111111.
Mrs. lienry Mead and children. of
Norwalk, are spending :1 week in
liraiichville.
Mrs. George W. Hilli11'k.11f Mi'fwlll
street, has gone totlmi (.‘atekills for her
health.
Mrs. John I". (laid-111 and Mrs.
lnsterarc at Port Jervis. N. Y.
Mrs. A. ll. Earls, of ihoton, is visit.
i111; herdunghtor, Mrs. W. It. iii-an.
Miss Agnes ll. Holden is visiting rela-
tives in New Haven.
William Lauder. of West street, is
home from lirown (mummy.
(ii-ergo l". Shepard and family, of
liethel. are at Bell Island.
Miss I". A lions is in ( ranhurytmiay.
.l. V.
The iiiioit ’.irl1 s 1.... lime hmii
brought from their winter quarto-1.11 and
11111 again on duty at their old stand.
We will meet any i' I? 'l'
in prices on
Bicycles
()r Auxiliaries.
, Where?
Why, at
FOX CYCLE 60.,
2 11211th11 1111-11111.
811111111 firmwares. interaction?
- F. D. LAWTON 81 60., 22 South Main Street
Lin-l
il (11181311111111 '
Staniforddiii'ing the winter and spring? - ,
o ELAWTO N”
1
‘ m
Evaporated Raspberries, lee lb
Dried Cherries, 1011 lb
l’ottoil Items, 50 can
. .H.... A... m..- Mm~_._...m.....-mw
”Combining. Business With
easnre
is what the house Wife does when she
makes a visit to our market. This week
we will. undersell all others. Smoked
shoulders. 80 per lb, veal chops, 12 '..‘e
per lb; stew vedl >511 [1111 lb; loin of veal,
151: per lb fresh pork, 100 per lb. Try
our homemade pressed corned boo f, the
finest meat for a cold lunch, 101: 111 1' lb.
()uriisli department is the best in the
twin cities. Largest stock; pricoulways
1111.- lowost. Free delivery ‘
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
Wm
M-WM ..————_..
EDWARD STREET,
Our Hosiery Stock
deserves your attention, as it is the most complete to be found in the
city. It containsa full assortment at all times. Have a number
of summer novelties in plain and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
dye
Ladies Black Hose!
. i; 1;? if M filo a pair. You will 11.1.1 it diiiicult to match at 25c 11 pair.
' ' attention is c .illcd to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast bl.11k
lislc hose, at 2511,3511 and 5011 a pair 'I'III'Y YAItB BARGAINS.
Ladies', gents‘ and childrens sgau/c and ribbed underwear.
(1111111 t.xl.1y—-another case of ladh- +1 ribbed vests at 51: apir' co worth
.doiible tin prim.
EDWARD STREET!
5 1112111111 BUILDING, NORWALK, cons.
JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS
1.. name-«'11 1111111111 Prices Reduced!
of style and finish
E. M. JACKSON Photographer.
a; want. srntzr. Nonwauc, CONN.
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a‘isted
The Well—Known
Dianvoyapt
Tliltlll'llltlllt the States!
T
“Nil 11 in H unit \.11 111
a mill 5i.- 1111 ~trwt.iul..1udii- him k 11mm 111.
llltllh'11lllglll1s.'.’7ll
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We have thi- Ina-.1 inn- .1!
31 11111! itk- soap-.1- 111 ”W
town. 11.11 \Vl’ll as all lllt.‘
high price gmnls.
M
Our
Soda
VVater
Is
Just
Ihghtl
SUIT YOI'R (JWN TASTE
in wall papers 111 Doctor's. and the 11111111
11 the 1i and artistic your Illah' is the im-
ter you Will be 1111111111 We haw Viiili -
tinsel-'nuiigh 111 1b signs and litliita lli all
the 111m lties in thin line to 111111 the pa b
lie"lron1grave to gaerom lively to
severe." Make yourlwine lK‘lllillllil :11
smallv-Nt by (dimming from our super:
lor Moria.
l’aintcrs' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures fr: timed to inder.
‘JEOLS OflHOVSxOSLSIV‘Id 'H '8 .LV
5NINV3‘IO ESGOH 80.! ONIHLAHIA
Painting. I‘aperbanging, Decorating
it can hardly be othein and Sign Writing.
wise when our etlorts to ‘
disis'nse thi- iim-nt bevxn DECKER.
much in town are 1111111 .
Man“. 1, ,5 9, Wm“. 79 Washington Street. 811 Norwalk.
matter too- plenty of
1- 'imlllt'itti 1n ewry glass
11111! the iinent i'rtlii Jliil' ~
.11 {or tnstennd a flood
allowalimoi the 111111111
1121111111111 make a 111m»
biiiation that ”1?th the
Lisle and 1111111114111» the
I896
HartfordBlcycles
”W" statistics 111 11111111.
We. Patterns Nos, land '3. 11.111.11.11 to $11.3
.l’ot 'l‘ll" Noni. timid i. Iroiii it“? to #31“
I’m enmih'm. 51111111 11. {11111113511 to 111:.
LAI T D ‘i‘buhlhu WW! till?“ I. 1 ll!" “1.1.1:; 11“.,
R11 H! P - nil-'11"! lli 111.-diam .II‘o'lI' lion-lion's.
l b ‘
ummm Couniias
Street, The Standard of the World.
50. NORWALN.
\1 know-1hr" In 1111111111“ t r1 ilill‘
the lab .11. 131111! at «11111111, ly I11 thi1
mason of it: Mai 5'00-
Ii vuri mm‘t lair :1 i’- liillllziii. tie-11 lei» itllllll-
int-l All i‘olnmlvla 11ml Iloi'tlul‘il l1ii‘1’1'lt's
1111' lowly lat itnln-«liuiw “livi‘t'l’.
POPE MF'G. CO.
limo-mi edict-ii and fll'"llil.”ll“l. llnrtlnrd. 12111111.
THE F. S. AISLER DO.
”it't‘t'nlfimtio‘lmk at them whecls on hand
gm
“i should think it would irritate you.
llr.l'1mider. to 111111 ziienthc r11 of your
1 engregation falling asleep dntinn your
semen. " "Notatali. madam.“ repli
ml the {my diet “111111111 contrary; it tlw
lights 11111.. Sleepls a sign of 1111 one]
((tflfitllt’llt1‘.Th(lflt’ who can 81111111111;
Your ,
MADAME sass”
"I<11‘11 limited tite-
DRUGO'ST' 1 (‘11 11.111 r.~ 1n 1.1.~i ixglmeiit 211111 21111111111 g,
‘ ' 11 .c.ii"-iin.1111) iiisitto-i. 1111.111.“ or utlo- -iwi~-.
- ‘ Ili';'it1111) lNHlI «11111! illuitl1lllllllt~irl 111 iiiulml
“11...... 1‘- 1. 11th m1» L't‘lllri or i..i1.~ 111. Hilly-11.1
There is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we 5,3
they die equal 111 every respect to 50- -:1cnt tics.
iiill silt, solid bands, correct. shapes and up- -to date pattcms.
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Coats and Vests,
' Duck Pants,
Linen Crash Pants,
Negligee,
Shirts,
_ Belts,"
1 Dana.
Straw lists,
sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
and
Bags.
i'nuikti l. llI11~ ‘i’w .ii- lhlii
linul
:éraanisnzo l867.
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A GREAT DISTRIBUTION 01'
Silk Neckwea,
AT A
REDUCTION OF 33.1. PER CT.
a... Dollar Will. Buy One Dollar and Fifty Dents Worth oi Tie
SINGLE TIES, 35c.
3F0lxi1'ai. I
can and Bicycle Suits,
"N
St caulk
Fiiic quality of Silk
s .
.
Comstoc‘
Bros.
14 scum-11111131..
South
Norwalk
Conn.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Manager
] CATTLE
Chickens
and
'HORSES I‘
BEST
GRAIN
FOR
QATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LlVEFlV
STABLE.
It Will Pay You. ..
T11 look after the litth1 things:
. sulily 111m to feed your suit-k you win save" ,
' 1v~1ry_\'c.ir,11otby tuding (IHII \l‘ feedi- but-'by
feeding flit lilir'lll.‘ i'-.11'1l
storming fiPd for 1 1w" them-st milk 111 111111,; feed,
tor he: 111‘ iii 11 hi st ~tr1 11111111111111:
At my lord stun- you \\ d! 111 1 ins; tll- r 111111 feed
1111' t'\'i"I_\' pnipimz. always trot-l1;
in every \\ av
Alll’ll‘d ll'ihi'.
lVlANUEL T HATCH,
The Leonid a Gr iiu Deals r,
iS‘h‘larshall Street, Sc. Narwalk.
1'111'. 1:1 or» the host 'llesh
f1: (l
:11“: 15's the tic-8t
\Iuavs the-1111151 {oi your money.
not snniplw 11111.111ices
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Complctclinc of watches. 1;:Imks, jewelry,silverware,opalwarc and
12111 class.
DIAMONDS!
\ 1111c lincut sin-111111 .11 grcailv 11 hug-11! 11th 1'1
while :1. 11.1111! :11 $1111 ilv 1.11.1 11th 1. will llt 1.olll on 1‘ dough to attract
puitlm 1'11 who oil! had in. my 1.11:: 11.:1 14.1mm
A. w. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Neriualk.
DIAMONDS!
All ni’ these goods,
Wars—4......
ROTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
l
'l‘lic i‘iiosi. Clinritiing Sniiimci' Resort 1111 Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
WIW
livery thrilily for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
”more 11111! l’i'npririors.
,l. FINKIZNSTIZIN
1313111171! Mmmgcr.
D. W. RAYMO
Funeral Director
and Embsimer.
93 Washington “tract,
fits. "crumb.
ND,
Residence. Mahmkenio H1111!
at
1117 Iv
14.11111, earner of W all and We
Neroaik.
not 11111911 sermons. (tail and examine
styles in llutsfi Jane, etc.
51.1.1. Sherwood, 11.11.11
(11.1 unseen patio-11 or 11;. 61111111111111?»
tor Mam.
Cali Mill nee Ill! latent
all“;
To Advertisers!
Cheaper. cannot be guar-
mine i the 1111111 day copy
‘li.l..1l1'i ill. iiiciy mar
ill’l.ilil e 1- diet: will be made
to acommodatc patrons,
lmi 01111111111 1111mm. be ill»
' {1111? 113.1111 .1-; 11 right 111111
less nipyis sent in by a
(.1 lock in the 11111111111... of
the day before changes is
desired. . .
Norwalk Chronicler