units has in out n IIIE
‘ wuuwnmmut
M d Trim Thy Inset Ilw
“WM m.mn¢inny
can». M, some roman.
The temperature of the water at The
Knob, today, in 00° . i
Price. Lee .& Co.’s men are canvassing
for a new directory for Norwalk. ‘
3 The local lire companies of Norwalk
will keep open houses the night of July
3..
Nettie Benton, of Isaaes place, are quite
ill. ‘
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R, will confer
tho third degree tonight, and elect
ollieers. ' '
It is expected that a car will be run
over the Darien extension, Sunday, for
the first time.
Uncas Tribe, 1. O. R. M., nominated
oillcers last night. The election will
ta‘ro place next week.
—New Early Rose potatoes, 25c per
pk, at F. D. Lawton &. Co.'s.
Miss Wg‘lla Miller, daughter of Mr.
. and Mrs. “William Miller, for! Haviland
.street, is quite sick with malaria.
package... ‘Post, G. A. 12., will
meet tonight, alter which there will be
no more meetings until September.
Engineer Briggs this morning had the
grade in West Washington street, at
the head of Railroad place. out down.
Nelson Taylor has started the foamin-
tion for another brick building in Water
street, on the steamboat dock property.
William Hinds, who suddenly left his
wile and six children last Thanksgiving,
returned to South N orwalk, last night.
no! r-Mrs. G. H. Ott, of New York city,
will exhibit embroideries and stamped
linens at Woman's Central club, Thurs-
day, June "" from 10 a. m. to 6 pi: in. *
Several South Norwalk people yvill'at;
tend the soireo or :fit'esaibp. ‘ ”Palm
Bowling club, tonight, " Dev ~t‘a cot-
tage. «Eli‘s . 5“va
-Anotherof those charming IOU teas,
W0 In. E; n ' Tim- 9 from-l
, m...sna...ac
, .
' t
WThe boilerof theateamer Montgmh»
cry, which made a tripovcrlaud from
South Ntmvalk to Danbury, was in-
spected Monday, and the boat will be
given a trial tripon Lake Kenosia today.
l’ostmasterGener-al Wilson issued an
order in Washington yesterday discunv
tinuing on the 30th, experiiheptrdplree-
delivery metal service in a nhiubcrof
‘ towns, including New Canaan, Conn.
A catch basin is being built at the cor-
ner of Burritt and Lincoln avenues.
The city has men at work clearing up
Crescent street, and making a much
more presentable thoroughfare of it.
I’utnam Hose company has issued in-
vitations for its annual clambake, July
3. The bake will be owned at 9:30
’ o'ehlck, and indieatlcms are that it will
eclipse anything in this line heretofore
attempted.
-It will pay to take advantage oI
(Minstrel: Brothers" great sale of chil-
dren's suits. commencing Thursday,
June 25th. Norwalk store.
A syn-vial rehearsal of the young
lmliea' choir, that took part in the
Uhildreu'a llayexereim's at the South
Norwalk (fongmgltional church, is
called for Friday at ii p. m., in the
church. A full attendance in mmented.
The. governing committee of the
Numalk Yacht club will meet wmor—
row night, with Viee-Ummumlom A. E.
lhamnar, at his home in Washington
stmrt. Arrangementn will he nuidolor
olmrvlng the Fourth of .lon at the
clubhouse.
"new to Keep the land's ray" is the
subject lortho prayer meeting at the
tlrmth Norwullt Congregational ehumh.
, tomorrow evening. Several impacts for
the tuldm't will he discumvd. such on
”Holiday in a Christian Home.“ "llh-y-
olo Riding on liondoy," “sz inlay lh-atl
ina." ole. The pastor will lead tho
meeting.
.._H'n-r~i;fl an!" nf children's Hill! M. ii
dismount of t::l‘,".,, commencing Thurs
daanov 25, and continuing for live
‘ A daughter of a... amen»: wum
avenue, has the diphtheria.
‘ J. F. Bryant. 0! Elm street, is able to
be out after his recent illness.
Alois Koehler has sold his North Main
street restaurant to John Filsinger.
Louise Lodge will hold its semian-
nual meeting, with election of officers,
tonight.
The Norwalk police bike il chained up
at police headquarters with a panel
handenfl’s. N
The Young Men's Debating club will
picnic, Saturday, on one of the islands
in Norvvulk harbor.
.-New Early Rose potatoes, 250 per
pic, atlF. D. Lawton dc Co.’s.
Riding bicycles upon the walks in
the parks of Norwalk is prohibited. All
olfenders will be prosecuted. .
The Jones Manufacturing company
shipped 1,500 Star paper fasteners to
England, today, via the St. Louis.
In the Ireland~Fawcett' injunction
case. heard in the Superior Court, yes-
terday, . judgment was reserved until
Friday.
W. S. Sturtevant this morning receiv-
ed a our lead, one hundred gross, of
Mason’s fruit jars. They are packed one
domain each case.
Henry Froeb was riding to \Dorlon
Point, yesterday, when one of the tires
of his bicycle caught in the trolley
track and was pulled elf.
pic, at F. D. Lawton & Co.'s.
Oliver Jennings, of Green Farms,
with a party of friends, started yester-
day in his sloop Natalie for Oyster Bay,
where he will take part in the races
today.
The Barbors' Union will meet at
l’ohlman's shop, tomorrow night at 95
o'clock, and then proceed to Dorlon
Point, where'a shore dinner will be
‘served.
w—New Early Rose potatoes, 25x: .per
pk., at I". D. Lawton & Gels.
i’YharleeKiefer. drummer in “ Wheeler
wMil-«dh'tmfi. Bridgeport, and for-
merly a policeman, was taken sick with
hemorrhages on an encurslon to New
York. Sunday, and died in. the Flower
Hotpital there. -__ l
4
Ol’lieersare still engaged looking up
clues to the lloton Point and Ferris
burglaries, but there appears to be no
devolopments .Oflicer (lladstohe and
Constable Ladrigan were in Norwalk.
this morning, but did not discover any—
thing. . . - '
Near the armory, this morning, a
team of horses owned by Expressmau
Foster, of Norwalk, ran into Albert
(lainer‘s milk wagon, the horses of
which were driven by James Johnson.
The harness was broken, and a quautity
of milk spilled over the street.
The Middle Five Mile River school,
Miss Cassie St. John, teacher, will
picnic Saturday at Contentment Island,
starting fromthe school house. at 9:30
o'chx'k. All friends of the school are
invited. ()ommitteeman fiitts has re-
cngaged Miss St. John for another year.
Entries for the road and track races
of the Capitol Wheel club. at Hartford,
on June 27, chlsml today. There are
about twenty entries in each of the ten
track events and ten in the. Hartford
city championship race. Among those
entered in the road race are Monty
Scott. I’it'filill, Alexander. Shepard, Wal‘
liuon. Conway and linolxdd.
The yacht races at Oyster Bay. L. l.,
are being witnessed by a party of
South Norwulkers, lmlay. from Senator
Ferris' launch. Among his guests are
Thorium lhmcdh't, .Ir.. It. II. Golden
and Janice Golden. Yesterday the
Ward V. took over a party renamed of
(l. n. lhlgart. A. I... Chestnut, Dr.Allen.
Frank Nash. and ladies.
H. L. Dickerson, the client exwrt of
New York, is spomling hi» vacation
with Ilia grandfather, ll. T. lhokormm.
Ill Wommrt. Mr. lliokemru and Dr. A.
II. Baldwin. the Norwalk master, play»
ed a norms of games of chess laet Mon»
day which flwtllml in thmlwtor's favor,
live to three. The gnnwn were lino 9x.
Iiibliions of skill. Another wrien of
ell-W" gouwmto he played in Norwallr
«lava. Comatmk llr-m. 171m. saioapplir-s luriwecnthew:gmolemeo. hm helm an
tn the Nov-milk Moreonly. moani-
‘ w W Fl .-_...._._..DWW
. ..,...~......._......... A. .- r. ,.. ..
“ Pure and Sure."
cvelapd’s
BAKING
“1 refer Cleveland's balling [murder because it is;
pure am. wholesome. It takes less forihc oumobakmg,
it never fails, and bread and cake keep their fresh—
aces and flavor.”
, Pompeii. ”
£1;th
i somehow 24.41-
: EDWIN “WED ‘13“ OAB'I'E. 3;
Dene People In: Doubt the emu o!
0! Thin Ques- Bteryc ‘
A grand duke and his earmrt of six men
assaulted at the very door of Home by two
brigcndn and deepened of so francs is the
great news wread all over the world by the
telegraph the other day.
“The reputation of Italy Is ruined," lay
the slow going. “This is worse than the
defeat of Adowa. " ‘
“Oh, no," say the knowing ones with a
smile. “It is a fact that the diminution
of muriutsahd travelers in Italy dates‘from
the moment of the suppression of brigand—
age, which won. one of the principal attrac~'
tions of our country, certainly one of the
oldest and meet honored instltutlons,whlch
ranked In Interest with the Coliseum and
However, the {mats of the also are as yet
unknown out 0! Home, Where it has been
the good Iortune ol the paper called Don
Chlsclotte to discover them. It seems that
the Grand Duke of Sure-Melnlngen, a de-
scendant ol' the friend and protector of
Goethe and consequently a lover of the
arts, found himself at Fmswtl with Herr
Voss, poet and painter. Alter admiring
the lu'autics of nature the grand duke ex-
claimed: “Splendidl But the brigands? I
was led to expect hrlgauds. Where are
they?” Ills communion, oinlmrrasscd, ex-
plained that they had been suppressed. “I
rextlly do not wish to be exigent," said the
duke, "but the brig-ands I really will not
forego." . ‘
Alter much trouble IIerr Voss by chance
discovered just what he wanted and pro,
pom! a delightful surprise {or his patron.
There is here a society lot little known in
the interests ol foreigners who desire ex-
citement on may terms. The tarlfl' runs as
follows:
Aggression. by an entire bond.......‘......m.
Aggression,-simple, with two armed brig-
unds ........................................ 60!
Aggression. with two brigands armed to
theme .,.. ....... . ......... . ......... .... 5“.
Killing one horse ..................... .lIXIl. extra
Wouuding‘oao horse ..... . ...... . ...... 60!. extra
Wounding driver (with hls consent
In writing) ................ . ......... 1501. extra
Shooting, with noise. without wound-
ing ................................... 25!. extra
Herr Voss chose the third odor, thinking
it would mean only 28 francs each. film—
plo aggression armed to the teeth! At one
moment during the drive while the duke
was exclaiming: “Superb! Italy is truly
a marvelous country!" suddenly two fe-
rocious characters sprung, as It were, out
of the grouude, with guns cocked, shout-
ing: “The thrill! The tariff!”
“What do they say?" aslml the duke,
who was experiencing all the desired sen-
sations. “ That they must have as francs,"
which, after some search. was accordingly
handed over, and the party was allowed to
prtxreml, the only comment of the duke be-
ing: "So cheap indeed. A marvelous coun-
try!"—Ilomc Letter in Pall Mall Unzette.
Archbishop Ireland Critlclsod.
Archbishop Ireland, on American prelate
who is said to be an American 0! the
Aunmieans, uddn‘sm-d the Loyal legion at
St. Paul last Sunday in favor of war as
against arbitration. lie does not agree
withUmslllh-ls “111;;thliblmnsnndlmgue
that It Is desimblo to get a tribunal of ur-
bitration to settle disputes which might
otherwise end in war, for he thinks war
an excellent thing for its own mlkiu‘lmuse
it Is ohm-at stimulant to ‘mn-iotlsm, and
it "mantra that himuldn‘ss was n'z‘eivml by
the Xdlylll legion with the utmost enthu—
siasm.
I'lrldcntly our Lord's blessing on the
[mom-nurkom does not l‘l‘r‘lillllllmlll limit to
Archbishop Ireland. ordoes he think that
before you‘ran got really blessed peace
makers you must first have unblvm‘d
wars? I! there were no were, perhaps he
argues that there could he no peau‘nlakers,
and then-lore he would pmvido the peace“
makers with some hard work to do in the,
form of wars that would and bringing Io
an end. ('vrmiuly the ("united Slates
Sl't‘llls In be in a very Imilicosenuxnl. Even
the children in some of the Western states;
breathe out the most vehementinspirations
{or lh-ldsof illlmtl.—Llllldull Himmler.
Mrs. Mead’s School!
WILL REOPEII
Septemberzs,’96
ALL APPLICATIONS
For adminsion should he made at liill.
side at an early day.
recounts
geezer)“
First Tour of the Season to
Block Island,
.. . SATURDAY, JULY 4th. . .
‘l'hrm dow' trip. including oninrlnimn-mi at
Ibo uuiunillwnl ”coon New “Mini. Illmliul
“llllt‘il‘l‘ hotel». is to.
........................ o.
First Trip to Saratoga,
MIIUDAY, JULY lath.
Hill on Ii. II.‘II.\IlIlI"{. Ant ,Alor‘u mov oi Hm
“how lulllzlulnl 'Inlil‘i-l ‘olnl livlu'i -.
We will norm. any (Ilf'l'
in prices on
Bicycles
Hr Auxiliaries.
Where?
Why. at
FOX CYCLE 00.,
ll Elisabeth titreet,
Boers! Kennett. tklammmrr
“' . ........._._..... ..r
F. , LAW‘rSlv ‘ a“ Go.
m
Evaporated Raspberries, I50 It
at... cherries, we a I.
Potted mm, So can
,1
F. D.
LAWTOIIA 00., 22 South Main Street
Business With
casino
is what the house Wife does when she
makes a visit to our market. This week
we will undersell all others. Smoked
shoulders. Sc per lb; veal chops, 12km
per lb; stew veal, Be per lb; loin of veal,
. 15c rlb; fresh pork, lDe per lb. Try
our ome made pressed corned boot, the
finest meat for a cold lunch, 100 per lb.
Our fish department is the best in the
twm cities. Largest stock; price always
the lowest. Free delivery.
New York Market
FRANK 5. arms, Prop. '
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET,
Our Hosiery Stock ' ‘
deserves your attention, as it is the most complete to be found in the
city. It centainsa lull assortment at all times. Have a number
of summer novelties in plain and fancy. Special sale of Onyx last
dye
Ladies’ Black Hosel
' at 15c a pair. You will find it difficult to match at 250 a pair. Your
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
lisle hose, at 25c, 85c and 50c a pair. THEY ARE BARGAINS.
Ladies’, gents’ and children's gauze and ribbed underwear.
Open today—another case of ladies' ribbed vests at 5c apiece, worth
double the price. ‘
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, IIORWALIIJlOIIII.
,N. ,.__.._ ...__,.. _._.__..._._.. ..wm.-_—~_w.__._._
JACKSDN’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
Are unsurpassed for beauty « Prices Reduced !
of style and finish. . . . .
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL arr-near. ' NORWALK, couu.
‘ DAME R058
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
Will be infinuth Norwalk for a limited time.
(fmxsultunmm on past. present and future in
regard tonny matter. business or otherwise.
that may be doslrmlmlso palmistry im-ludod.
(‘srneultoliulm cents or Indies. $1. Dillon. 4
South Main street. in Lender's Mock. room 10.
up two “Mills. m 27'“
CombininlgI
fi
R. "H. MA
Plaisted!
DRUOGIST.
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We have the best line of H
5 and We soaps in the
town, as well as all the
high price gmxls.
Our
Soda
YVater
Is
Just
Ihghtl
It can hardly be other-
wise when our admin to
0.....—
SITI'I.‘ YOUR OWN TASTE
in vol! papers at Ilecker's. and the more
rcllned and artistic your taste is the bet-
ter you will be suited. We have vario-
tios enough in designs and colors in all
the novelties in this line to suit the pub-
lie “from grave to guy. from lively to
severe." Make your home beautiful at
small cost by choosing from our super-
im‘ stuck.
l’alnters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. Paperhauging, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
3301.9 onaa $.03L83vaa 'H ‘a .1."
eumvano asnou HOJ ONIHLAHEA
dislmoso the finest beve- DECKER.
rages in town are con-
sidorml. It is a simple 79 WUMflfliOll Street. 80. NWAIL
matter trzuwliloiity’ of
eminent! in Mary giants
and the threat fruit join-
me {or (onto and a mural
allowdnecof the finest
ice cream make a (‘Hlll-
bination that. tickles the
tsutr and quenchea the
.,_ lose
HartfordBicycles
"""”" urnucnos m PRICE.
Mm... Patterns Nos. land 2. (month!) to our.
’attorns Nos. ll and 4, {min $60 to $50
Patterns Nos. ii and fl, from too to tor.
LA' D 'I'Illniu tho boot vuhio lnr tho money ever
R. H. P "norm! in medium grade machines.
I l
a Washington 00 LI m b I a S
“"“v The Standard of the World.
50. NORWALII.
Acknowledge no o-ouwtltors. and
”motion is llxml uhmlulely lot the
“mm"! of man M 3'00.
llyvuloao't bu al.‘olumhio. than hora Ilort~
lord. All l‘oumhia on»! Ilarilurd Merl-lee
are nerdy for Immwnete delivery. /
POPE MF’G. CO.
Gent-ml onions and factories. llorllord. (Joan.
TIIE F. S. AIBLER GO.
J. a. RAYMOND,
DEALS“ l!
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
Wholmmlouml[clallllmtu‘ and Ice booms
Mulligan] druid. Urill‘re I’M‘NIVHI 1th (i. N
Has Cosmo; ashram neurone, kept. at» rm Cali»; Saiwl.
COMSTODK BR
ESTABLISHED I867.
“-
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
ATA
. ' nrn‘ucnou or 33.: PER or. v
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and Fifty Gents WertholT
SINGLE TIES, 350. ‘
3FOR$Lv ‘
There is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we say
they are equal in every respect to so-cent tics.
{ Fine quality of silk;
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up-todate patterns.
Comstoci
Bros. 1
I4 scum mm 51..
‘1.
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd coats and Yeats,
Duck Pants,
Linen crash Pants,
Negligee,
Shirts,
Belts,
Gaps, _
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats,
South
Norwalk,
Sweaters,
Underwear, con“.
Trunks
and MILFORD A. GIFFII,
Bags.
Manager.
Conistock Bros" Masonic Building. Norwulk
Comstocl—Brothers
Agent For -
_ 30".“, It Will Pay You _ ,
GLUTEN To look after the little things ; for instance, if all
FEED study how to feed your stock. you can save do are ‘
FOR every year, not by feeding CHEAP food, but. by
GATTLI feeding the RIGHT feed. For stmrs the best flesh
Ohiokdn- forming feed, for cows the best milk making feed,
."d for horses the best strengthening feed. ’
HORSES I At my feed store you will get just the right feed
BEST for every purpose, always fresh. Always the best
GRAIN in every way. Always the most for your money. .
Advice free. Get samples and prices.
OATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
,,._.‘
MANUEL T.HATC|'I,
The Leading Grain Dealer,
l5 Marshall Street, 50. IIorwaIk.
1
BIG REDUWTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Completelinc of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and.
cut glass. ,
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these good!
while not Sultl at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, IIorwaIk.
PATENT '30
V0“ -* oceanic:
, .
want? Fipgztanlgrgtgras at
---—~ It ll E
see :Oiloltcfi; (affix:
Equal to any or
My money returned.
Bar-
gam _
Count-
er!
7 bars Borax Soap,
25c;4c bar.
MEDICINESI
EASY All) PLEASAIT TO TAKE I
Corn starch at 5‘:
paper.
At Our Price“ . Come Here, at
H North Main
Street.
Lorenzo
Dibble.
D. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Emhalmer.
“ "anemia”
Mmdlahsekmoflom.
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
s2 Wuhlngton St, So. Item-IR.
Shorty Sherwood, hatter!
(lecuples a portion at It. llnmakl's
atme, corner of Wall and Water 8th.,
Namath. Call and m the latent
* rwuhri-l o .H'ufot'igur More. corner Booth
in 2”
lleve in e .‘h lilies/o wheels on total
alnund ushimttou slums. It a It “6:.” (ii ‘
Ml examine.
style: to lists. (m etc. a I is in? it
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