solidi.”
AAsuEs Ant in use AY AAA;
SEIIIIIEL’S nouns.
m o mus... my mm m
In ems, ma mus Au mm
During Their “Diurnal Jeannine
The temperature of the water at The
Knob, today, is 58°.
Eddie Norton, of Chestnut street, is
sick with neuralgia.
I
Raymond Brothers have the contract
for furnishing material for a large job
in Stamford.
Ex-Oouneilman Charles E. Seymour
took his Sunday school class out for a sail
on the Sound, yesterday.
_ .......a_..
George Hunter, of Ntmvalk. who
graduated from, Williams college, yesterv
day, received the M. A. degree.
The monthly business meeting of the
Arion Chess club willbo held tonight.
All members are requested to be pres-
ent. '
_.. ............ i
~Bluoflsh, SAW. N. Y. Market.
.1. Burr Bette will be taken to the
Bridgeport hospital for treatment as
soon as he is strong encugh to undergo
the journey.
Michael Powers, employed by J. Den-
ovan, Jr. ., is the latest convert of the
bicycle. He can be seen practicing
nearly every night. '
Treasurer C. B. Stevens. of the Nor
walk Hospital Association. has received
“41.80, as the cdleetieii received last
Sunday In Grace church. ‘
Tthva L. beat every naphtha launch
of her own size. and two very much
larger ones, yesterday, at the single-
rate yacht race at Oyster Bay.
As many as possible of the Rebekah.
I. O. O. F., are requested to go to
Bridgeport tonight on the 7:10 train. as
all arrangements have been Auntie.
——I’rof. M. S. Boson, the well-known
oculist-optician, can be consulted at his
office. City Hotel, South Norwalk,Trics-
days. from ‘I a. m. to h pr; rm” Eyes
examined free. W“ W .
Interest at the rare of t about. per
annum for the cllf'rfirlt Nix oaths will
bccreditml to depositors July I, by the
society and paid to
her All
e liter-walk Carpenters” Union has
. , . elected. Wmiliccrss '. President, E.
E. Masters; vico~prosident, W. A. I’ryer;
recording secretary, A. Greenwoodgt
financial secretary, W. A. Kellogg;
treasurer. C. H. Fitch. ‘ a, h
The Woman's (.lhristian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting in the Mission room, Water
street, Friday at 3 o'clock. A good
attendance is desired. The report of
the Fairilcld county convention will be
read.
The committee of the South Norwnlh
Congregational church will meet all
who cxptwt to unite with the church in
July. after the raycr service this evcn— '
1‘
ing. The service tonight has a practi-
cal and interesting subject: "How to
Keep the Lord's Day?"
~Frcsh inackorel N. Y. Market.
An ancient. printoi‘ the lhston Anus—
scorn. engraved and printed by Paul
Revere in 1770, is on exhibition at the
Scum Norwulk public library. Dr. ”IK'I'.
of llridgl'tmrt. is the owner of the print,
audit was put on exhibition through
the interest of his nephew Hirlnvy, who
is in (l. H. North's studio.
Henry Fisher. who has been
boarding at. Main Kochlcr's restaurant
In North Main street, was arrested.
yesterday. charged with stealing half u
down tonspovms. an old pair of gloves
and a cotton tidy. When the case we.
called this morning Kocler was not
pmseut, and the came was continuml for
one week.
Next Huntley evening ltcv. l". W
Norris. of Trinity church. will prozuh
a NWICIIII mnnon to tho nmmbers of
Hhormau Council in commemoration of
limo] ArcnuuAn tiny. and It is earnestly
hoped that every member will be
garment. The mmnhvrs will meet at
“Ah! Followo' Hull. lloyt‘s Opera
House, at titli- o'clock sharp.
w-thoion. strongly root-Ad Michigan
White l'lmnctwlcry plant-A. IWW firmly
for Willing (.nl! on (loo. (! “unselfish,
Browl lit. n-r ornddress box 'IH.Norwalk
his Mankle.
down stairs. this morning. and sprained
.and Mn. Arthur Godfrey have
emameneed housekeeping in Main
street, Nor-walk
Miss Juliette Betts received her pen-
sion certificate through Congressman
Hill. this morning
Edward Morehouw. the West avenue
grocer, gave his clerks a shore dinner.
last night. at Gulf Pasture.
._..,..., a... w...-
Mrs. Bloomer and Mr. and Mrs. Budd,
of lt‘ishltill”, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry 1. Smith, of West avenue.
The Twin City Wheelmen will have
its shore dinner at Calf Pasture Beach
tonight, if the weather is favorable.
Mrs. Sadie Russell, of West Washing-
ton street, killed two copperhead snakes,
three feet long, while driving to Row-
ayton, this morning.
A stranger entered Mrs. Flynn's store.
in Day street, today, and took a pair of
sheer and other articles and attempted
to sell them. .-
The new ritual, with the Kempton
substitute, will be used for the first
time at the meeting of the Royal
Arcanum tonight.
The Opportunity circle will meet with
Mrs. William Buttery, on Fri riday.as
arrangedfor today, weather permitting.
Baler. B. Donne.
AllleTOcci, son of Frank Tocci. the
shoemaker of North Main street. is
nursing. a sore hand, the result of shoot.
in'g a blank cartridge into it.
The boys of Heath Norwalk will or—
ganize a wheel club, and will meet this
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the City Hotel
corner room, which landlord Hall has
kindly placed at their disposal.
Managers Wright A: Hamilton are
arranging for ahospital benefit at the
Fair Grounds, July II. They will try
.And have Bert Ripley. of Newark, ride
an exhibition mile. There will alsobc
some fine trotting nndyome local bicycle
races.
5. 4....» .v, ‘
—-Wc akfish, (if. N. Y. Market
‘ 1..
Aerowdof newsheys upset 3 psi! of
bee: bluegimwto an Italian. mar the
Norwalk depot, yusfertlnf by firing'fhc
cushion from the bmtblack‘s chair at
him. There was a mad Italian and {or
.A few minutes the air was blue \vitli ex.-
pletives.
Ella Gregory, of riunnncr street. was
take An ill or III! Norualk tihirt f.u tory.
noon, and started for law. While
in ting fur a car at. was taken with n
Taunting spell, andwxet mile-.1 to I: ll '
. Morch’ousc s store, and lat: r w. is driven
home by Dr Met mnegul.
Members of Concord Division who .111“
living on the line of West .AAeAAuo. Wall
street, Main street, (Truss street. Holden
avenue and Riverside avenue, who no
going to Hill'I'mllllI! tonight. will be
called for. Should. the weathercontinue
stormy the visit will be postlsjnml one
Week.
Congressman Hill. of Xo‘rwalk, has
received a letter from the Navy Depart-
ment, stating that the Boston navy yard
had been instructed to ship to lion. .1.
ll. Ferris. chainnan of rho Stun/Put-
nam ’.Ark Commission, four thirty-two-
poundcr guns and 5m winch shells In) in
used for ornamental purposes.
The Young Wonmn's Christian Tom-
pernnce l'niun will hold its regular
business towering. tonwrrow evening,
with Mrs. I}. I". Waters. Hickory llluIY.
It is hoped every Am-nAbcr will attend.
as it will probably be the hut Anoctint:
until full. All who can will take the
car leaving Honth Norwalk just before
7 o' A: look.
«4W1 north, III: N. Y. \! Arkvt.
"Ah, n ohatl m; dish. ” remarkml the
late arrival. ”Well. well!"
“Yes,“ unmoved Baton. affably.
"New and then we not one of Ilium
fellow» who is more sinned against than
shining. and it «hasn't pay to build a
fire in the range. don't you know?“
‘Vstllmif'mlfii you lwlicvc in slum?
l’erry«-~iionio. When you see AA Woman
driving south and lmkilmcast it is a
pretty sure sign that she means to turn
to the west at the first corner.
llo tin on orgmnehrwW-All. thank
gvrslnoss. I'm not two faced! She—~17":
One
ought to be tl‘mnitful. I'm.» like
ymrs In enamels.
m.-.“ “mam”... .
“ Pure and Sons."
eyeland S
BAKING MEI?»
"I
putt: nmI wholesome
Arcfcr Herclamls baking powder because it is
It take As less for the some bakintr,
it ncwr fails, .nul bread and cake keep their free h»
nose and flavor." ,
Miss I oestrus Cmnsti. limmutr, he}! Mm lint (wringssswa ,
:-
menu as ,
there. What you want to tell the pub-
lic, If you have something to sell. is not
how untruthfally your competitors—er
me few of them-advertlse. or how
oudly and deceptively they shout. but
simply what you can do yourself.
Kicking out at the fellows up street or
down street, or across the way—which
we so often see done-«is merely giving
them celebrity and advertising them,
besides using choice and expensive space
that might be utilized in describing your
own good methods of business;
It is not only foolish to do this, but it
is almost always inctTectual. If you put
yourjntixnations or slurs so distinctive-
ly that the render knows the fellow-
tradcsman you transtix. he is by no
means certain to be oppressed as you in-
tend he shall be. He may think you are
jealous, or unfair, and it is not doing
you any good to let it be known that you
have competitors invading your domain
who disturb you, and for whose discom-
iltnre you seem to be willing to spend
the price of advertising space in berat—
ing them. Why put the matter either
directly or indirectly? Why let it be
known in print that anybody but your.
self furnishes clothing that is the best
and cheapest. or even says he doe s?
Even if you do not specify in your in-
dictment anybody who can be identiti-
ed that sells as you do, why kick into the
air? It merely shows that you are con-
scious of some adverse firms, who claim
to serve the public as well as you do—
perhaps better. And how does that con-
cern you or me, or the public? Let us
boom our own ROM. and attend strictly
to our own business. The world know.
thanours, and that they are conducted
by honest men who really try to serve
their customers well and make an hon-
est living thereby.
shrewd traits of the London Times that
it does not. by any reference or objurga—
tion, advertise its competitors. It has
them»and they, perhaps, have made
inroads upon its once indisputed fieldin
journalism. But it saves its strength
still the velcc of English popular opin—
ion. It stillannisluAs the field where
the British citizen airs his gricfs and
propounds his opinions. It does not
think itcnnul‘ford to give its contem
lit 15 groin! not 'to do this
To return to advertisements that
quarrel and jab out. what Joy ‘Gonld
laid Ion” ago “if forever true and per-
tint-nit
“This life/flu: fiillilh‘fill too brief for
quarrels.
own business."—
Ink.
Joel Ilentonin I‘rintcrs‘
2-3-9; . ..—L---.-: -. ._. W. ,_ ...=,..-..._..
.. NOTICE I
Ilv wile having lI-li ms in .1 mo! I» um! uiih
nutyun cause or Arrow-u. Ann. I ln- Ana-lb -v forbid
ulliu INIIIrA trusting hot on m) n.- ..
AIN'I'Illl Itll. Hill: [5.
Jar. III.
Mrs. Mesd’s School!
WILL REDPEN
September-29396
ALI. APPLICATIONS
For admission should lw made at Iii!!-
hiilv at an early day.
All Iw
RECREAAIONAAURISI
EV;
utmfiiO‘P‘ covet“ «ones
First Tour of the Season to
Block Island,
. . . SATURDAY, JULY 4th. . .
'l‘hr- n :1: us trip. inn- hulinu onion-t Alum. on In
tho- Ammonium Iluttm How I! otol. two": or
A IIAAAIIAA IAoiAhn. In no
WWW
First Trip to Settings.
UNOUIV, JULY I3th.
AAIImHv I! ”MUN“. Mi! IurAAIA‘Avivl ”I llin
New lnmlund ”Iouiivl IIIIII tie hobs.
Second
Hand
Bicycles !
FHW ”April yvuti‘ II‘II.
$5 to $50.
New ones at Popular Prices.
FOX ‘cvcuz . co.,
2 Elizabeth Sinner.
flown Normans. Massimo“
and we know. that there are other stews 1
It has for years been one of the
and space for affirmative work. It is '
Mariel; editorial reading publicity, and t
I want all my time for my ,
Excrislou,
E‘ F-L-Y PJA-P-ELR.
TANHLEFOOT, - ‘
2 SHEETS EUR 3 CTS.
I CT. I SHEET.
0
F. D. LAWTDN & GD., 22 South MaInStreet
Combininglea Business With
oasure
is what the house Wife does when she
makes a visit to our market." This week
we will undersell all others. Smoked
shoulders. Se per lb; veal chops, 1250
per lb; stew veal, 80 per lb; loin of veal,
rlb; fresh pork, 10c per lb.
our ome made pressed corned beef. the
finest meat for AA cold lunch 10c per lb.
Our fish department is the best in the
twincities. Largeststock; price always
the lowest. Free delivery.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, 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 conteinsa full assortment at all times.
Have a number
of summer novelties in plain and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
dye
Ladies’ Blackflese!
at 15c a pair.
You will find it dilllcult to match at 25c a pair.
Your
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast - black
Iisle base. at 25c. 350 and 50c a pair. THEY ARE BARGAIN S.
Lndies’, gents and children' s gauze and ribbed underwear.
Open today—another case of ladies' ribbed vests at tie apiece, worth
double the price.
EDWARD
5 our": aunnme.
STREET! -
soswus cons.
JACKSON’ 8 PHOTOGRAPHS!
Are unsurpast for beauty
of styleandllnlsh.
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET.
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK. CONN-
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mo
'SHOLS onaa 5.03LSIV'Td ‘H '8 .I.V
Plaisted'
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cats
0!
F"
R. H. PLAISTED
‘1 Washington
Street,
1
RH.
‘DRUOGIST.
0
sad
cap?
\Vo hurt-thu- host lino of Ill
.3 and 10c soups in the
town. as Well as :All the
high prim: grunts.
0
C
q
oda
ater
ight !
It can hardly be other
wise when our t-Il'orts to
«IlsAsAnso the finest hove
rages in town are con-
aids-red It is a simple
matter toowplonty of
i-mluoss in usury Ashes»
and the llncst fruit Jule -
ms for Unite and a Amod
.Allowuucnof the finest
iorA cream make a com
hiuution that tickles the
taste and quenchcs the
thirst.
Seuiuva‘lo asnOA-A aoa ONIHLAHEA
W
50. NDIIWILII.
J!
B. RAYMOND,
DEAL”! IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
Wlmlflmlfl and rural! elite» and has house :A ,.
Myriam «Irw-I
TINWIIFPI
Iii-Ale and
Orders twelvm at (I H
dlflo 'sti More comet Scull;
AIAAIAIIIHIAm .. I" "to III 2“
MADAME R085
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant -—
TlirOufrlioi'it I thé States!
\lill l-oin South Norwalk !or n limited II: no.
(.‘on~ultntions on push prescnt and future An
rognrslrnnny An..Air¢-r business or otherwisl,
that may lmdcsirod: nl») Assimisrry inc lulled.
(onsultnrions gents or lit-HAM. It 0!! no.
h- nth )l Aln ~tAA-e.r in Lnuiio ar' s bio.- I; room An.
uptuoiliirhts KI Kill? I!
SUIT YOUR OWN TASTE
in wall pals-rs at lhAcker's. and the more
refined and artistic. your taste is the bet-
ter you will be suited. We have varie-
ties cAAough in designs and colors in all
the novelties in this line to suit thu- pub.
lic “from grave to any from list lv to
sovflere Make your home Is-uutiful .At
stun]! (ml by chiming from our super
ior stock
l’ainters' Supplies.
Artists’ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. Popes-hanging. Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street. 80. Noni-lit.
Bicycle
for Boys
No reason why the boy
should be made to IIIIA‘ a
cheap, poofly souulrurhd hityrlc.
Isl huu
have as much phnonc :As you would wish to
have your-mil. There are small sizes in
O
"00
or Hartford, ’45
You Imam the I oIAAmlAIn Is the heat blryrle made.
with vest-A oi Alluvial y nguII-Au for Mum..."
and pntlnrin wyvlro “Inform on trustworthy
m-Alliltws of oerr mice. AM a Culnlvmiewtree II
’mrtall.
THE F. S. AIBLER CO.
Beveahmw stock or them wheels on hand
Codi lend examine.
corn-LAsA-mo Ace-1.
m
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
Silk NeckweaL
,ATA
REDUCTION OF 33:1. PER CT.
One Dollar Will Buy one Dollar and Fifty Dents Worth of Tie
SINGLE TIES. 35c.
3FOR $1.
There' Is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we say
they are equal In every respect to so-cent ties.
Fine quality of silk
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up “to date patterns.
Comstoc
Bros.
A4 SOUTH MAIN $1..
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits, .
Odd cents and Vests,
Duck Pa nts,
Linen Crash Pants,
Hegligee,
Shirts,
Belts,
Gaps.
Doll and Bicycle Suits. ,
Straw Hats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
Comsrock Bros" Masonlc Building. Norwalk
South
Norwalk,
Conn.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Manager.
Comsteck—Urotheirs
It Will
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
, FOR
OATTLI
Chlokonn
and
HORSES!
BEST _
In every way.
Advice free
AND
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVIRV
STABLE.
Pay You
on can save 11
To look after the little thin s; for instance, if you
study how to feed your stoc
every year. not by feeding C IJAP feed, but. by
feeding the RIGHT feed.
forming feed. for cows the best milk“ makithr feed,
for horses the best strengthening feed. ' .
At my feed store you will get just the right feed
for every puipose, always fresh.
Alw ays the most for your money.
For steers the butt Hash
Always the best
(let samples .And prices.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
The Leading Grain Dealer,
I5 Marshall Street. So. Henrik.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
Completeline of watches, clocks, jcwclry,silverwarfie,opalware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly Acrlucci! prices. All of these goods
«I
while not sold at SIFII Aly cost prim will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many ran.- bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PATENT
EMEDICINESI
EAST AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!
AtUurl'rieesI
Dec. 0. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
I2 Wsthlnyton 5L, So. Namath.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
Occupiesa portion of It. Ilnstrfiukl’s
store. corner of Wall and lWeter tilts.
Nmalh. Cell and see the lam:
styles in lists. Cups. etc. a 23 IA
“Do
You
Want?‘
56'6""
My
Bar-
gain
Count-
er!
7 bars Borax Soap,
25c; so but.
spoons! bar Per-
feciion Soap, Aec.
Finest Brooms at
sec and age.
Root llccr Extract,
ébonlcs for 55¢.
qua! to any or
money returned.
Corn starch at 5A:
papc r.
Come here, at
I! North IDIII
Street.
Lorenzo
Dibble. .
I3 W-rflnflon
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embelmr.
perm
NOW'IN
Mm. mmnon.
NT If
Norwalk Chronicler