TllE OTllER ODE OF THE RIVER.
11 who. mom runner-1111111 1111 Al-
‘ .Mspltohcuu Nam‘aanodicl's Wheel”
Sunday Services In the Church». ,
‘ Rev. A. J. Smith will preach, as
,nscul.‘ at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. tonlorrow. .In the
' roveniug one of the most distinguished
representatives of the New England
Conference of the African Methodist
hutch, Rev. D. P. Roberts, D. 13., pas-
tor of the First African Methodist Epis-
pal church, of Boston, Mass .‘ will
preach. One- half of the evening collec-
thin will be in the interest of the Con—
lemme. All seats are Iroe. Service be-
“gins at 7. ‘30. ’
Harry Benedict nearly captured a
‘ He was seated
,on the frontporch in the shadow, and
lblcjmlo thief last night.
ibis wheel was just inside the fence. He
saw a young man walk by the house
11ch times, and finally reach over the
ace and put his hands on the bicycle.
‘ 1As he did so Mr. Benedict suddenly ap-
. peered, and the followdost no time in
getting away. _ y
John Rose, who has been visiting his
cousin, David Rose, returned today to
‘Brookhaven, L. I. Mr. Rose is captain
,oftho Smith’s Point life saving station,
, and has been instrumental in saving one
; hundred and fifty lives
.1
James Yates and William Phillipson,
‘ of East Norwalk wont to Roton Point,
’ today and boardedan excursion boat for
Brooklyn. They will wheel home to?
1‘ inorrow. -
The semi-annual conference of Swed-
ish Congregational churches of the
‘flastern states has been in session at N01—
wish the past four days.
Mrs. Robert Reid, formerly ‘of this
place, now of Watmbhry, sailed from
New York, today, for Scotland, to visit
her old home
2 . ‘ William Carr and ‘wifc, 'of First
avenue and Gregory’s point boulevard,
have returned from a \vcck’s visit on
Long Island.
Patrick Soxncrs, of Reynolds street,
is putting in his spare time skipping
rope to re‘dncebis \V‘t‘lgllt, by order of
his physician.
1 L. J. Loppcr, of East Washington
street. has been sunnnoned to Water.
town to attend the funeral of his father.
Mi: 3 Etta Scoficld and brother 1“,er
of Sccondavcuno, will leave tovln to-
morrow morning for Green Farms.
Frank Spauldiug, of Bolts plum, lcl't
East Nor-van: today for Lebanon to
spend a portion of his vacation.
Miss Minnie Bell,1:t‘ (Jove stroot.l1as ‘
returncdfroxu l’ntchcguo, L. 1., where
she has been teaching: school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colo, of (love
street, arc nucsts of Mr. and Mrs. G. 1“.
Waters. at Hickory Bluff.
A. J. Smith oiliciutcd at the fan-
Subcy. this after-
Rev.
oral of Margaret S.
noon.
Glaroncc 1311111111. of I-‘irstavcnuc, wont
to Now York today to visit friends.
Miss Rose, of Cottage avenue, is visit-
ing rclativvs in l’vuusvlvnnia.
Edward (tray, 11! S'ont l1 (lsborn ave»
nun, is in Now York, today.
13. A. lloscn is (artortaininn Mrs. and
Miss llosvn. of New York.
l‘deio 1311111111 is nick :11 his home in
First avoauc.
WlNNlPAUK
The 111 1111111111111“. today for 1111- surn-
mcr “11.11.1011. The annual protnutims
were made this 111011111111. In tho nib-1-
noon, the following amlmpriatc pro-
gramme was rendered, and the roux-hers
treated tin-tr pupils to ion cream and
calm: (.lrcotinu sour, four girls; soup,
“’l‘lufltiaiuu (b-ncrutiem," school; rec-i
‘tatirm. "Smiln VV’bonu'cr 11111 (72111,"
Annie ilydlrr‘, rm:ilatlo11,"llliss W1llnw."
Mary llrcwa; ”have of tho- Wonk.”
apron little girl-A; 11.11131, class of girls;
“Zoltol,” Lona ltduy: “l'ut‘s .ltotort,”
Rufus Lynch; noun. “Waiting for my
Ship." wl1ool;”'l'l1u Huoaom,” 111111111 of
girls; rmdtation, “Juno Jones," livrborl
London; 111111.: .“t‘lm‘mg of the. S1. 1111:!
Term.” school: t‘_‘wllatlon,“(' 1111111 Betsy.
Maryllilny:“l"lo.v1:1‘s," 1,! 1821 of girls:
recitation. "M1121 11.11:. and Frown,“
LillioAlkou;motion11111131, "Ham Von
Hanson," chm of boys: recitation.
“Mummu'u Help.” Mary Motenlllau;
solo and chorus. Gravit- llunua and
ittlo folks; misc 1. “Maunna'e llircd
Mutt,” Tom Murphy; ‘itatlon. “Friar
i’hllllp,”'r\lllfcl,.'1tl1'1llz ". rtinn flung,"
school.
Gnome E. Thmnpson. principal of the
Northwmt school, will spend :1 portion
of his vacation at his old beam: in How
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Missfiimuwn anchor in Ilwl‘s‘ortbwesr
school. will sp‘nd be: vacation at bar
bomb in Windsor lAA‘ks.
ing Pow-w
der.
the ‘ United, States Go ,
.ment, after official te'Sts,
highest of all in leav-‘W
ening power.
the best and most
economical;
pure cream of
tartar Bale» ‘
It is
a
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK.
AROUND ROWAYTON
RAllY ROUND OP OF ITEMS FROM
OUR THRIFTY SOOTRERR SUBURB.
Sunday Services in the Churches—~Openlng ol
the Edith Home lcr Nursts—Persdnal
Notes.
Rev. 1“. V. Atkinson will preach in
the Baptist church, tomorrow morning,
011 “The Restoration of Joy.” The
topic of the Young People’s Society of
Christian Endeavor meeting at ('1 o‘cbock
will be. “True Manliness and Woman-
lincss." Leader, Mrs. Minor. Evening
preaching subject, “Satisfabtion.”
Mrs. Helen Nonlun, 1f New York,
matron at the Edith Home for Nurses,
Bolllsland,11rrlvc1lycstcrday, and has
opened the building for the summer
season.
Yesterday Constable Thomas Hunt
placed an attachment on the Fairviow
House property for $31M) in favor of (1‘.
L. Ugdcn.‘
A love feast will be held in the Metho-
dist church, Sunday morning, in placo
of the usual service.
0. 13. Dclx'lyu and family, of D1111-
bury, have arrived at their sumnnrr
home at Pine Lodge.
Rov.Hc1n‘y(l, Whitney will conduct
the services in the West Norwulk chapel.
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. A1‘laTl1omcs closed her private
‘ school ycstcrday for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Alfred Crockett has rotnrucd
from 11 two wecks‘ visit in Bloomfield.
No I].
DMllEN AND NORDTDN
b The Center school 11.111 11 oil filled yes-
turdny afternoon with people to listen to
the exercises given by the scholars, it
being the closingdayof the term. The
‘ditl‘ureut parts were given in amuunor
that roficots great credit on the teachers.
Following was the programme:
Sum: of welcome. lime and Jennie VV'uc-l
l1~1‘ll1|ll(lll“~"”MWJtdllib- l'wlr- llmulv
fur St‘lmnl."
flung-“”1111”Mnl‘lvlllilrv-l.” llmmu Laud ll.
llw‘llullnn—"luu‘ dby's (lpirduuf‘
l.l.‘.‘/.l1‘I-'l11uur.:uu
lm-llulbIll-~"l.llllu .ll'lh." Willlm‘ (lurllvu
Su11u-".'Il1‘ Mountain Homo.” 5.211.111!
low-ltullnn Iil‘ulrlw: llvlrl
Honuur'Wl/lmt 111- Learn lu Sub-ml." Clam buys
llt‘u'llnlloum"!lip-y I“:1lrlw," lltllh llullul‘d
Ilm‘lluth:11~“"linuul1na Always Inn-.1,"
ll llllfl I‘ulnll‘wlll
tooth dlouw 'TV but “1‘11: 1- Thought."
‘. l-lwhln Ilusmnlul
dunnw”l“l1mliuu Along." 1‘61 lwwl
lln-‘llnllu1n=‘v~"\\v'l1uHg‘tallu‘ l“:l-l1lun'.‘"
.ll‘nulv Fairbankk
'Jlnuule's l'orplcxltr.”
Alllmr Show.“
llal‘ultl Wlllmnli
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llA‘v-ll11tlou~-"l11uHurry.”
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ll1~“‘ollnllnll “l’«:llt1~111u«“ lrlttmodub.
lbw llallon‘» "I be llullanl or lllt‘ lllutl‘o 'I run. ‘
.\I.‘11ulu I Indr-
Hum: ‘- 11111111 1|.
lb 1 Italian ---- " H1“ llllm. l-Llol“ llt‘llvllfl:
llw ilullunw "A lint" A llm, 1l|ll|1m.”
Vl‘ullor l‘lvt‘l‘lw
’Ill.‘l11‘lut~1»l1urSly-odd 13111111.”
While \l'ulvl‘luu‘y
llm‘itatlou
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lt‘)‘ .lli11luu‘d and ‘llwwm ll- :11
lbu‘llutlntl~"”llm llo 2k with“ 3'1111".'
Full lb ll "Plank
llm‘llllll'ltl“-“’.l‘l1v Wpr and Tlll‘ llm‘ “
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limdlallub~~ lid in: I W111: bill
Pi 11111“Snwlunu1ul llou 11111.: Malllm )llllm
Ilc: ilallun « "l 1111(71‘1utuln 1. lulunhlol.
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llw‘llullun‘ ”lluudolluu,“ Lung“, 31,...1144
.. l llall'l’)‘ Fl‘ldlvhlmfl
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”\V .mlna TNTIHNN‘. .mltu pom’lh”
l‘llmulnlvt l‘ lll‘il‘l‘ltllli.K
Uta ‘~u MI (ilrls. llwm 1‘
Maud Lincoln
limit): 3
Jonah» F‘lWl-“l‘. Flou‘ne‘v Wmnl
Irma Smith
llv‘l‘lbdloa
Marriott‘—
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.‘l 1111: "‘l‘lunnunr Time is llama" l’l‘fllmll
.Ntl‘ll'lmt‘r “A?" N2 J. :‘ll‘tllfl
Nona ‘ "Alumna." S‘hwl
A new curve was put in [milieu
around tho vorunr at 1111111112111 [lum-
muu’s store, ycatcrduy. It was locatml
in alnmt the some place as the old one.
\V'illi1~ V\'lllmull’v
notwithstanding the selectmcu pl‘Olllli-
cd to have it put out several feet in the
turnpike. Messrs. Mather & Grumman
have raised an objection against the
curve being laid as it is.
The following ollioers were elected
by Ivanhoe Castle, lust 111gl1t: Noble
chief, William D. Ogden; vice chief, Nu-
than Finch: high priest, James Linds-
lcy; sir herald, Arthur Whitney; vcncr-
able hermit, Robert Hutton. They will
be intallcd by District Grand Chief Wil-
liam Begg, 0f Danbury, on Friday, July
10th;
An employer: of the Tramway com-
pany smashed his fingers, yesterday,
whilo unloading trolley poles. Dr.
Noxon dressed tbcm. ,
The case of Arthur Lincoln, for 11s-
sanlt, did not come to trial, Thursday
night. It was continued until this,
morning.
The annual meeting of the voters of
the Center sclnml district will be held in
tho sohml-house, next Tuesday o‘vcuinn.
William Scllcck is confined to the
house with n11.11ari11
G eonloaf (‘l1asnu‘1r,
I 11., is visiting in town.
CNANBURY.
Mrs. William 11. Shcnsood 1111111 1‘-
wentasurgicalomration one day this
week.
Miss Charlotte Adams is unploycd at
Starr's confectionery, Norwulk.
Miss Bertha Coley has been visiting
in Norwalk.
William Lockwood has moved into his
now home.
Pctorlloll‘ is the proud father of a
baby boy.
WILTON.
Robert 1‘}. VV essou, who has been
boarding at tho Wilton Educational lu-
stitutet’or the last two years. has rc-
turnod to his home.
Mrs. Frank and Henry Seymour, of
East Nurwulk, and Mrs. Iicllc Nlcker—
son, of New Haven, visited Mrs. Bl‘lSi‘)‘
linrchurd.
Mrs. Eliza Staples, who has been vis
itinn Mrs. (‘. J. Dunn, has returned
homo.
All’rod ()lmstcnd and Charles Ilolmos
attended an cutortui1111u‘11ti11 Wl‘stlmrt
11‘1‘1-11 Weston, of New V’ork. la visit-
ing his cousin. Master Albro Tlunnsou.
Miss Luella and Evelyn liill are visit-
ing their aunt, Mrs. A. B. (lorluuu.
\
The Mission Band 1111-1 at Mrs..Au~
uustue Morwin's, yesterday.
of Bethlehem,
Soon-what Similar.--“'l‘l11-r11‘s 0111‘
tbinglhat l 11lway’sonj1‘1y about 11 p1»
litu‘ul cunroutl1m," the sensitive 1111111
unnurlu‘d. "It'surolicftn soobln pic-
turvsot politicians 11:1 Wl‘ll 1111 of men
whose principal claim to distinction 1:1
that they took munulxnly’u unalluino.”
1‘“W1‘1l," said the (told, llanlnnalylst, "it
all amounts to tho 141111111 tbiuulutlu-
01111. Most of llumo pcdltlcluus not
their pictures printed by taking the
doses that some Tum llxc‘d up for them. "
Th1‘muhtlnl «LerA. llrownwaon tln
baby was only two days old.u1y bum
bandrusbml «at to the Hahn-w Mrs
.l1mcs~~Wont to the club when lit“ child
was only two days old? Mrs. brown”
Certainly. 111- wound to put the llttlc
b-llow's name on the waiting list.
The lusistcnt Heathen,m“Slill taking
up 1:1,1lloctiuns to solid "annals to the
heathen?“ nskwl tho sarcastic 1111111.
“(1b, dear, no,” unswuml tluI earnest
woman. “Tlmylmist on gettinubicy.
this now befomtbey even think at be
no converted.”
The young man who had tmvcllcd b1 .
gun: “And there I mm, the abyss
yawning at111ylcat~" "Want yam»
i111: before you not there, or did it 111111111
arm you urrivml?" asked the 311ng V111
man who has mlvor been away, and than
the young man bland that he had just
than to catch the lie-t our.
connecacul Patents.
The following were issuchunc .23.
1896.. List furnished from oillces of A.
M. Wooster! patent lawyer and solicitor,
Bridgeport, (.oun.:
DeVer H. Warner, Bridgeport hose
supporter; (i. U. Hinman, New Haven,
porch l1ol111rfor bird cages; H. A. Gray,
New Haven, trolley device; A. G Wat~
erbonse, Hartford, electricmotor; J. .T.
Rafter, H111tford, fastening device; 1‘.
ll. Ricbunls, Hartford, four, knob nt-‘
taolnncnt, P J. Bowling, Waterbury.
app. for operating trolley anus; J.
Linea,Wat1~rbury,la1np burner; (l. E
“run, 1“". , ‘
Dov booms
lTORl.
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, ‘WASH DRESS GOODS.
Ono case1 dress ginghams, good style,
”N-
20 1116136091:i challics, handsome patterns,
3'
Zephyr ginghams, 100 yd.
36- 41111311 pcrcalcs, dark and light colors.
.‘.cy
India silk organdieal 121m yd.
Fancy dimitics.l 1‘“ .c yd
Princes duck, 10c yd.
White Victoria lawn, 80,123.51}, 150 yd.
Ladics’ flue Jersey vests, Egyptian
yarn, Richelietl rib,19c.
Ladies’ lino Jersey vests. lace trim-
mcd, white and corn, 250
Ladies' balbriri'gan ribbed lisle, 4811. 1
Ladies’ silkmxcd vests, Richelieu
El)? white,p1lnlr, blue and black,
Ladies’ extra size riblid vosts,size
(I and 7. 2511.
Ladies' fine Jersey ribbed pants, 251:.
Ladies' fine lisle pants, 50c. -
Ladios' llornmlorfblack highspllced _
heel and double sole. l'lc. ‘
RIBBUNS.
Special values' to black satin ribbons:
No. 5, tlo;No.7, 811; No. 9, 100; No.12,
12!.311; No. 10,1511; No. 22,186;N0. 40.
220 ‘3
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. ‘
Crystal tumblers. - 19c down. '
3;; gal. pitcher, 150 each.
Glass butter dishes, ‘80 each.
White India linens, It to 31' ,._'.'c yd. Ladies’ cornbinatidn suits. summer Pint cream pitchers. each.
Dotted Swiss, 15 to 500. . .1 weight, 50c and 7511. 61m pickle dishes ’ 4,, each
Fine linen novelties. Pure 1111911 in Misses‘ ribbed vests, 101:; - ' . '
plain and dots , , 8 mob plates, be each.
Misses shaped ribbed vests, 12151;. 7 inch plates 5c each
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Children's gauge vests and pants, ., 2 ’ '
sizes 16 to 34 ‘ 6 mob plates, 411 each.
Ladios‘ ribbed V0538. 50 BMh- . , . ' , .' 100 foot clothes lines 131; each.
Ladios‘. fine Jersey vests, white and . ‘ Children squmm Weishtvestsnnd ' ‘ .;
ccru.10c. ‘ pants, all sues. -' ' 211nal‘tti1f pails, « 13¢ each
Ladios’ fine Jersey ribbed vests, short Another case of boyc' bicycle hose, 3 quart tin [3.1118, 7" 9‘0“-
sleeves, 12'1_.'c. 1:23.’ a pair. Dust pans, 51: each.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Nor-walk, . . . . . . . . Connecticut. ‘
a
Brush,Danbury,1nachinc for pounciupr , .
clowns of l1ut~1,J A. Traut, New Brit-
11iu,two,1uz1cl1ino for sewing and till-
ing socks; 1‘2. Jacobi, New Britain. vcgc-
table slxcm; L lllcllluster, Mcridcn.
tuitl‘k 11xt1‘ac1or;(.l. W. Scutlmich, Staup
fold.b1‘ltf.1srclu‘r I E. Palmer, Mid.
dlctown. 111111.1111‘ winding thread 1111
spools. Dosiuns,R. l‘risbic, U10111wcll,
my bank. Tradcqnarks, (.2 utawny Hat.
row company, Iliggunnm, honour-1, 011.,
l}. S‘. Whm 111131011. New H11v1‘1i‘,tin
plate in slu1ts:\V 11 heater It cpoating
Arms companv; New Haven, shields,
Ilcubliu 1c the lla1‘.tlord mixed drinks
The mummy of an Egyptian princess
that had been cntombcd for... WOO years
before the Christian. on. wany ‘
found incased in a laced corset. No
wonder the door can: stay‘cd deed.
RCEARRON 1011111
‘4 . . 'm.
“3:3 (’“E‘tcxxwt‘wg “‘35:
First Tour of the Season to
Block Island,
. . . SATURDAY, JULY 5th. . 1
'I‘hrm“ (lul‘fl' (rip, inl‘lllll‘l‘llL' (Itllnrtellmul'lll M
Hm nuumlllm-ul (Mum \n-w llolcl, Slowzut
s11111‘I-‘1‘l1vd1-ls.from.
First Trip to Saratoga,
NINODAY, JULY l3th.
(alluulti it ”Hi it”. Am. {-H-rumm of tho
\1 luglund 11:111‘1 v“! and“: lil‘l".
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CITY KMVLDVMENT AGKNCV.
luallw and 1.11 hllmuon .1. kmm: ilrul- lam
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cm
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.1. D. Jsmmuéel
UN DE. RTAKER.
8.13 IGH'I‘ STREET,
3mm. . -
011p. 51ml [windy Depot.
ltEBlDKNUE 111.11 srns‘r.
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Norwalk Pattern
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ill-war» 1»! M111 turn port 11111 clump bunc- [T11-
btu-l 1s1rtnl'111‘lu‘apundmuul .111 parts ol 11
141191111 Mum lo .
D. H. AISTNDRPE,
East and rot brl luv
Baby Carriages!
(lot out.)
For First Goat by Buying at the
Factory.
All goals». from
$5.00
lip. its better made.
5 p a c lalDWo s l 3118
made Murder. 11141111311911 lrm. Call and son
llwu all llw la-‘lurt‘.
F.F.Boylston,
r(1:111 minute [rum ltla‘ayllm [lullmad ulna
Jill 1
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Will he of his firmlh Ntlflmlh olllct‘.
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WEDNESDAYS All!) BATUNTM Y8,
From a toe o’lljlw‘lr p m. I‘m‘licc limilml to
lmwe of Women. 11 1‘1 31a
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THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
way. TRADvaitb us and) on will I‘LLL Tlll‘) SAME!
we have now in stock
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
3057010
LOWEST
.PRICE!
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All our customers feel thisv "f
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SPRING CLOTHING‘ 1:; 21:;
as wasHmo‘rofi ’svnln‘
South Norwulk.
IN ABOUT TEN DAYS
We shall take our
emi-Annua
| Inventory
M
We had a great deal rather count cash than
goods, and further, we 1
we prepared to make
a good big sacrifice in order to get the cash.
We shall, from now until the day we take
stock, place on sale in c
ooh department dil-
lcrcnt lots of dcsirablcgoods, that we find
any surplus of stock in.
To go ahead and
give you a detailed list of what the bargains;
are to bc, Would use up
the whole paper and
more too. We would state and with cmpbw
sls-~
YouSave Money by ca
Iling on us this week.
BQST-
83 Washington 81., South Norwalk Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler