SEIIIIIEL’S HEPlllllElIS.
——-———.
8m cl ThThlngs Thy Inn! lieu
In Namath, 80th MIT and Violnhy
Burial Their Diurnal Ioumylngs.
The temperature of the water at The
Knob, today, is 00° .
The new round house at Wilson's
Point is completed.
W. C. Boner ’has bought out R. F.
Adams’ Main street saloon.
~Ladies' bicycle hats, at O'Brien's. ‘
J. Burr Betts’ condition is not as
favorable today. Erysipelas is feared.
George E. Smith, of Seymour place,
has been quite sick the past two weeks.
Racks to accommodate fifty-seven bi-
cycles have been placed at The Knob.
John Dayle, of Clay streothhas se«‘
curcda position with Louis Potter, in
Norwalk.
Mrs. A. Richardson will lead the
meeting at the Christian League Hall,
tomorrow afternoon.
—Bluelish, 89. N. Y. Market.
A car will probably be run over the.
Darien extension by the Norwalk Tram-
way company, tomorrow. ‘
Luther Wright has rented his white
Dayton tandem to George C. Scolield
for the remaider of the season.
- —Freshmackercl. ‘N. Y. Market.
Dogs owned by Mrs. W. H. Jarvis and
F. A. Lane had another exciting set-to
this morning, in Washington street.
.8. Coleman the contract to furnish
fireworks for its Fourth of July cele-
bration.
O'Brien's. :
-—Yacht caps.
Senator Lounsbnry, of Ridgefield, will,
it is expected, speak Monday night at
the. Republican ratificatiozr meeting in
Arion Hall.
Fabian Sederslrom has leased apart-
ments in Taylor avenue, and will be
married shortly to Miss Illzzie Ericson,
of South Main street.
-—It will pay to take advantage of
"“Comstock Brothers’ great sale of child
men’s suits, commencing Thursday,
. ” June 25th. Norwalk store.
Agreeable to the vote passed at the
annual city meeting, the Water Corn~
missioners have adopted the double
entry system of book-keeping.
There are 1,131 persons taking examv
inations to enter Yule. Of these EZH are
for the academic department and 40:!
for Shellield Scientific department.
Isaac Hamilton worked out “Elardel-
In" on the Fair‘Urounds track, this
morning, the first mile in 23262;, the
second in 2:241“, the last half in 1:1 I.
The Twin City Wheelmen will have a
run to Glen Island, tomorrow. if the
weather is favorable. The start will be
made from the club headquarters at 5:30
o’clock. _~_‘__‘_¥__
—Straw hats cleaned. O'Brien‘s.
The Central club has issued a circular
outlining its plan of action for the sum-
mer months. No classes or lectures
have been arranged. and the programme
is purely one of sm‘ial enjoyment.
The Golden Rule Circle of King‘s
Daughters, of the Norwulk Congregat-
ional church, will picnic at lloton next
Tuesday, taking the trolon car that
leaves the switch at Mill Hill at 2:19 p.
m. _______
-—-Choicc. strongly rmted Michigan
White Plume celery plants, now ready
for setting. Call on Coo. C. Conmtmk.
Broad River, or address has :IIIII, Norwalk
Contractor Salvator Chariot, who is to
build the Meadow street. Woodward and
Lowndes avenues sewnrs, has broken
ground in Lowndcs arr-nun. Ilo expemi
to have the work completed in abrupt six
weeks. Mr. Chariht will then go to lla-
kota. . . _ ‘
A. G. Iii-ling, a llridgoymrt printer
who came to ltl nth Norwalk to Work
three months and, and was followed b).-
his wife, has suddenly left town. Ili-
wrote a note to his wife. telling her she
would never was him again, and for her
to go Io her home in Martindale, N. Y.
Pulsar: Tar III) Turn: a in
quite sick.
—-Straw Hats. O’Brien’s.
W. B. Hubbell’s hat factory shut down
last night, until Monday. July (I.
Henry Jest is working in a barber
shop in Yonkers.
* LRising's Merry Makers will give a
cmcert at Roton, 4 p. m. tomorrow.
Roth & Goldschmidt’s corset factory
shut down today for two weeks.
An important meeting of the South
Norwalk Athletic club will be held next
Tuesday night. ‘
Work on the Telford road is well
under way. Contractor A. Bach has a
large force of employees on the new sec
tion.
——Brown dcrbys. O’Brien’s.
Dr. R. L. Behannan has been made
president, and C. Ford Seeley, vice-
president and captain of the new Stam-
ford Wheel club.
The letter-box at the'east end of the
depot has been moved several feet
further east, for the convenience of the
railway mail clerk.
Howard 8. Benton and Joseph W.
Benton, of Ely avenue, will start Mon-
day morning on a ten days' cruise to
the eastward, in the catboat Maud.
—-Speciabsale of children’s suits at a
discount of 33t,’%, commencing Thurs-
day, June 25, and continuing for five
days. Comstock Bros. This sale ap-
plies to the Norwalkstore only.
Err-Commodore C. E. Woodward has
aicepted a position with Captain Fred-
erick T. Lyon, as first mute on the
Caution, and is now busy oystering.
()llicer Morehouse was called down
West avenue, last night, to apprehend a
drunken man who was insulting women.
When the oliicer arrived the man had
disappeared.’
——Ladies’ Bicycle hats, at O'Brien’s.
Charles W. Hall. of S. l’. Ferris Post,
L}. A. R., has been appointed assistant
inweetor, and his district includes five
Posts in the towns of Norwalk. Green-
'rich and Stamford.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwalk Improvementsociety will be
held at the office of John H. Light, on
Monday evening. at 8 o’clock. All
members are requested to be present.
*
-—From 1! o'clock to 1 on Sundays and
from s a. m. to 8 p. in. on week days.
are the ollice hours of the new dentist.
Dr. Warnes, in lloyt's Theatre building,
Washington street. South Nonvalk.
Finest work, lowest prices. Call.
Councilman Kendall, of the commit-
teeon health, gives notice that on and
after this date the ordinaico relatiVo
to plumbing and drainage will be in
etl'ect in South Norwulk.
~Wenkfish, Iit’. N. Y. Market.
Raymond Brothers are doing grading,
laying out drives, putting in «amt-ren-
walks, Landing llowcr liOfIl-I, and other
wise improving the elegant grounds of
Mrs. M. Lauder. in West street.
~Cod steak. the. N. Y. Market.
James C. Green is having a new sail
made. for his yaw] canoe. The sail
contains JIM square feet of canvas. The
probabilities are that in the race this
afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr. Green will
let the other fellows know that there
are others.
The last meeting this reasonof’thc
Junior lilndeavor society of the Norwalk
Congregational church will be held in
theehapel toumrrow afternmn at 5:30
o'clock. MIHIWA’IIIISU H. Sutton will
lead the nice mg. and Rev. Fred. Cur-
tis, of Japan, will give an address.
~—I'rof. M. S. itoson, the well-known
oculist-optieiun, can be consulted at his
ollieo, City Hotel, South Norwalk, Tues-
days. from I) u. m. to ti p. m. Eyes
examined free.
Pioneer Castle, No. I. A. I). l\'. of M.
0., method. night and had a very inter»
eating meeting. I‘. (I. Edward I‘ci-
com. of Palestine Castle, South Nut“
walk. was present. The (Turtle had
nomination of olllcersms followw. Mr
K. (3.. Henry Harris; Hir K. V. IL.
Walter Wilkinson: F. I.., Into Dol'h r T;
(I. .‘k, A. IIIeIIonald; A. C. H.,H. II.
Richmond: l’. (L, \V. Hyatt: A. It. C,,
(ii-urge lipieer: trustee, John Koarsh;
director. I“. I}. Brotln-rton.
. - ._ -_.._...-..-W
“ Pure and Sure.”
Ceveland '5
BAKING PoWDER.
“I prefer Cleveland’s baking powder because it is;
pure and wholesome.
ness and flavor.”
It takes less for the same baking,
it never fails, and bread and cake keep their fresh-
Miss Corinna Current. brurow, Supt. A’rw I’m Cwlingiulwi. _ .
s
of Tayloravenuls‘, a '
Who They Are and Where They go in
Search of Best and Recreation.
GUESTS III "III! llllY PEOPLE.
The Opening oltho Vacation Search Send: Many
Boloumn to the Southern. Into the Noun-
' hint, and Among the Pastoral Scenes
of Rural Lilo.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur '1‘. Pierson. of
Brooklyn, have arrived home from Eur-
ope. They were guests last night if
Miss Charlotte E. Raymond, of Knight
street. Today they left Norwalk for
Northileld, accompanied by Rev. Fred
Curtis and family.
Miss Bossie Hawkins, of New York,
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bul-
lard, of Summer street, Thursday even-
ing. A reception was ‘given by Mrs.
Ballard in honor of her guest.
Miss Florence Bradley, of High street,
and Miss Julia Burnham, of East Nor-
walk, started today on a two weeks’
vacation, which they will spend in Ber-
lin and Vernon Center. '
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Finch went to
New Canaan today, on their wheels,
where they will remain until next
Thursday.
Miss Lena. Webb, of 22 Second ave-
nue, .and Miss Mattie Dunn, of Spring
street, will leave town for Middletown
today to spend two weeks.
Miss Fanniebelle Curtis and Miss
Dunn, of the State Normal school, are
summering at the Funshaw Ill/DOB,»
Darien.
Mrs. Catherine McGinn and Miss
Julia M. Brennan, of Norwalk, have
gone to Long Island for a week’s visit.
Miss Katie Benton, of Brookside, is
spending two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Finch, in Newark, N. J.
Royal Seaman and daughter Nettie,
of‘ Fairlie-id avenue, started yesterday
for Amnityville, L. I., to visit friends.
Robert Nolan, the janitor at the Con-
solidator] depot in South Norwalk, is
spending a few days in New York.
Master Harold Green, of Non-milk, is
visiting his grandfather, Postmaster
Monroe, of New Canaan.
Miss Bertha Bailwitz, of New York.
i; a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Buil-
witz, of Adams avenue.
Miss Belle Roberts, of Norwalk, has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. I". W. Mal-
kin in New Canaan.
Mrs. Charles I). Barnes, of Green-
wich, has been visiting Miss Elsie Ray-
mond, at Hillside.
James Morris, of Wilton avenue, will
spend Sunday at New Haven, with his
wife and family.
Andrew Little and wife, of Danbury,
are spending a vacation of two weeks in
Norwalk.
Miss Lou Staples, of Bridgeport, is a
guest of Miss Inez Keeler, of Mott
avenue.
Miss Bertha Abbott, of Spring Hill. is
spending a two \veeks' mutation in Mil-
ford.
Miss Alice M. Bentley, of Ilelden ave-
nue, is spending two weeks at Newark.
N. J. I
Miss Vivian Soderstrom. cf Bayview
avenue, is visiting friends in Bridgeport
Mrs. James Golden and daughter
Agnes. have returned from New Haven.
Miss May MeCabo. ol' “lll’llulltlhll‘l'I‘l.
is spending her vacation iiiSulem. Mass.
Miss Elizabeth lIurkins. of Franklin
avenue. is visiting l'rimids in Newark.
Herbert June. of Spring Hill, is visit
ing friends in Waterbury.
' DIVIDEND NOTICE! ”
’I‘Iil‘l NA'l'lHXil. HANK HFNUILWAHC
.I'opllnl WWJH'.
NHM’ALN. t‘om... Juno 2?. Two.
I TIMI Illl'lo'luh nl Illlw Iliillh IIIIH‘ llllo tili)‘ do-
vInn-d u M‘Illlvnlllllilll vhxideud nl three per
t'l‘llt., IIClyill‘li‘ on and alter-Jaw I. mm.
m It II. l'. l'llll'lC. (‘nshioiu
Mrs. Mead’s School!
WILL REOPEN
Septemborzs,’96
______5
ALL APPLICATIONS
I’or admission should he made at Mill-
Seeond
Hand
Bicycles !-
l'II’WU'IH‘l 'IIH' ~10“.
$5 to $50.
New ones at Popular Prices.
IN MY
FOX CYCLE CO.,
ll Elizabeth Street,
SOUTH NURYI'ALK. CUNNEC TICUT
TAN OLEFOOT, ‘ .
EXOELSIOII, -
Our: Hosiery Stock
dye
Ladies’ Black Hose!
at 15c a pair. You will find
Upon ted. y—another case
double the price.
EDWARD
S GAZETTE BUILDING,
LAW-mu
F-L-Y P-A-P-E-R.
2 SHEETS EOR 3 OTS.
- I OT. A SHEET.
F. n. LAYITON 8. ca. 22! South MainSltreet‘
Combining Business With
' Pleasure "
is what the house Wife does when she
makes a visit to our market. This week
we will undersell all others. Smoked
shoulders. Be per lb; veal chops, Iz'gc
per lb; stew veal, 80 per lb; loin of veal,
150 per lb;fresh pork, 100 per lb. Try
.our home made pressed corned beef, the
finest meat for a cold lunch, 100 per lb.
Our tish department is the best in the
twin cities. Largest stock; price always
the lowest. Free delivery.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
deserves your attention, as it is the most complete to be found in the
city. It contains a full assortment at all times: Have a number
of summer novelties in plain and . fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
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, 350 and 50e a pair.
Ladies’, gents’ and children's gauze and ribbed underwear.
THEY ARE BARGAINS.
of ladies' ribbed vests at 5c apiece, worth
STREET!
NORWALK, con_s_.
j
odhapfis:
Arc unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
JACKSON’S P“ °T
I!
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK. CONN.
WWI-mi
COM
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Coats and Vests,
Duck Pants,
Linen Crash gents,
Negligee,
Shirts,
Belts,
caps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
and
Bags.
Comstock Bros. Musonlv Building. Norwalk,
STOCKBRi
ESTABLISHED I867.
q.-
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
Silk Neckwea.
ATA
REDUCTION or 33; PER or ”f
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and Fifty contsWorthpn
SINGLE TIES, 35c. .
y I 3 FOR 81.
There is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we SA
they are equal in every respect to so-ccnt ties.
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up-to date patterns.
Fine quality of Silky
Comstoc
Bros.
u. scum MAIN. sT..7
, South 3
‘Norwalk,
Conn.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Manager.
53 WALL STREET, - - .
Plai’sted!
Do ‘
You
Need
Soap?
We have the best line of
:‘T and lilo soups in the
town, as Well as all the
high'prieo gumls,
Our
Soda
YVater
Is
Just
INght! ,
It can hardly be other '
wise when our eITorts to
dispense the finest beve-
rages in town are eon-
sidored. It is a Himplv
matter tmk-‘plenty of
em! so in every glass
and tho Ilia-st fruit job--
on {minute and a good
allowance of the llnest
im- cream make a com-
bination that tickles the
taste and quenchcs the
thirst.
O
'SHOLS 9080 STOEASIV'Id 'H 'H .l.‘iv‘
ONINVE‘IO ESDOH HOJ ONIHLAUEAE
R. H. PLAISTED
43 Washington
Street,
SO. NORWALII.
“.1
J. B. RAYMOND,
DEALER IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE IOEI
Whole-sole and ruin” nlllw- and loo hon-m. 3
Mulllwn «street. UI'II’I’H tm'vivml at H. 24
'l‘r..wl.ylvl-,m .‘. I". 'ot Igor Morn, gunwr honill
Mold and Washington lrwls. in a“ It
lI'UllhllllvillHIIr. KI‘IIIH or liIIllt‘s. $1.
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant
'l‘hrrmgghout the States!
Will Io- inb’onth xlll'Wiilk l-vt' a limited llillt‘.
I‘II'Hllllilill‘lh‘ on pad. |'l"‘~"llI and futorein
l regard lnzul)‘ math-r, Iill~llIF\- or ntherwxw.
that may I..- dusirmlzals» |I.ilflll>il‘)' included.
llllltli‘. -l
. South Main street. in Inudui's Idol-k. room 1“.
up two flights.
SUIT YOUR OWN TASTE
in wall papers at Deeker's. and the more
refined and artistic your taste is the bet-
ter you will be suited. We have varie-
ties enough in designs and colors in ulb
tho novelties in this line to suit the pub-
lic “from grave to gay. from lively to
severe." Make your home lwantiful at
small cost by choosing from our super-
ior mick.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
‘l’alnting, Paper-hanging, Decorating
and Sign Writing. _
DECKER,
70 Washington Street. 80. Norwalk.
1-H: ll
Bicycle
hr Boys
No vrnmn why the boy
should be made to rid..- a
cheap, poorly row-Irmlml luh‘yi‘ln'. In! hon
have as math plenum as you would wish to
haVc yonmll. There are small Millet in
a
1
IIOO
or Hartford, '45
You Imnw The Columbia in the luht blrvrlr made.
with years of downed yopnlrttlun for Hilislzlrtnty
and molxvvinr send", Ilnritntds or» Irmumnhy
"IIII'IIIII w of lower price. (jet I Catalogue-Inc ll
you (III .
THE F. S. AMOLER GO.
flare-alum.- stvwlr ol thew wheels on hand
Coll and examine.
MADAME R033
’tou, would you?
Chicken-
and
HORSES! 9mm.
BEST
GRAIN prefer them in a
me a trial order:
CATTLE.
BRANCH '-
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERV
STABLE.
MANU
The
H,
You Would
Cf paying $40 a too for coal If it was 11min dust and
dirt, when you could buy good clean coal for $5 a
same thing \vln-u you buy ordinrry oats.
Them is waste, bunusc The dirt. dint, and firmly;
vsi-vds they miimin min- :ill lln- nutrii'on hit of the
I sei'eeu all oats before [ delivwr Them.
omstto-‘e-k-Drothers
"___/
Not Think
Yet you are doing identically the
121-20 of
If you '
good t'h‘nli ("Ulltlilloll why not give _
1
EL T. HATCH,
Leading Grain Dealer,
I5 Marshall Street. Sc. Norwalk.
/”'”\_/“\/ l
V"
Completellne of watches. vlorfm‘,
DIAMONDS!
while not sold at slrh'tly cost price,
BCTIGREDUION’ SALE
For the Month of June.
icwvlry, silverware. opalwarc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A line line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
will be mild low enough to attract
purchasers. who will had many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street,
Norwalk.
PATENT
MEDICINES!
EASY AND PLEASANT IO TAKEI
At Our I’nccn I
Bee. 0. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St, So. Ncrnllt.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
(leenpbam purllml of It. linunwukl'»
store. corner of Wall and Water Hts,
NorWnlk. Call and see the latest
styles in Hats. Caps. etc. a '43 IT
We’re alter your trade
in the most honorable and
1‘ liable manner.
Instantaneous
Tapioca.
.\ vnr‘n Iyofduliei-ou deserts can be
I Illlll‘ Iron: it in a few minutes.
Reuqlres no soaking,
l'o. ,1 .Ilwi l'»; l n It 6.1th mops,
I‘n ~I<\ HUI-.13”! all IMI‘III' IIIIJIIFIHI.
\ur. Illlilll .o MillthI-IHIIMIIIR.
\n 1.! u_ \ III :.2 fund .'-o I-obhmnlnl
'l
It
Is
I»!
lwl
nmworlwl by highest medical
nulllonly
”no Imwnpfnl main-s a pudding for
ton IT""'»1UI".
--.... 4w «~4-
lnmu'h lilthl III on“. or.
N4 w stick of honey Soap. line and
cheap.
A In w Illa! k 'I'm. \‘rt‘y swt-et III IIIIVOI‘.
at ;',:..- ll... good as .‘HIIII‘ selling at 504'.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
II North Main rim-rt,
Funeral Director
and EmhaImer.
.3 Wanhlngton .truoi.
no. Mom-lit.
Residence, Mshlckemo Hotel.
in”! Iv
Very little cooking.
0. w. RAYMOND,
Norwalk Chronicler