DAMIESIEIEAIMIYTIE
WSW
Baud NMMSIl-II‘
ummmum
Dori-1M mm
The tomperaturo of the water at Tho
Knob. today. in 60°.
Mrs. George W. Bradley will shaman
a party of bar scholars in music to
Rotor: Point. Wednesday.
_____‘__
Captain Charles S. Byxboe harla party .
of Danbury peoplo out sailing. yestcr.
, day, in his yacht Yellow Jack.
.I. B. Rider and Eddie Daniels wheel-
ed to tho New York state camp 'at l’eckv
skill and return. III? miles, yesterday.
. Ellis Makin, of South Norwalk, sailed "
a
’ Juno 25th.
Tho first of a series of raid-summer
subscription "dances will be bold tonight
at the! Norwalk' Yacht club house.
Hickory Bluff.
-Daucing at Bomb—Tuesday evening.
Greenwich Lodge. No. on, '1’. and A
M., of New York. will have it» annual
excursion to Baton Point, touiormw.
. coming on the steamer Ccpheusj
Two advertising wagons of Scribucr
&Smith’s circus arc bore, billing tho
town for the show. which comes July
8th,‘on the Baxter ground. .
A collio dog owned by Charlie! W
Seymour. of Taylor avenue, was shot
through the log. last night, while in
East Norwnlk. The dogwilllivo.
——It will pay to take advantage of
Comstock Brothers’ great sale of child-
ron’s suits, commencing Thursday,
Norwalk store.
H. Emory Pcasc' a launch. Venture, is
being overhauled by Alonzo W. Smith.
The old machinery has been removed.
and now machinery will be placed in.
her. ‘
Inspector Williams' launch liloamr
came to the Hizkory Bluff club—homm .
Saturday afternoon. and took a party of
South Norwalk people for a sail on tho
Sound.
Philip Soil),
Edward Boole no and
to Nativoo Island, Saturday, and; pitch-
cd their tent for a two weeks stay.
Samuel Murray, tho mail carrior be.
twcon the South Norwalk Whoa-loo.
Wyatml thoIlopot..bas anew baud power
mail cart, turned out by Luther M.
Wright.
A fakir stationod in front of the Nor-
wnlk Hotel, Saturday night. (lid
slicght of hand tricks and sold! potato1
poplars. Anothcr s‘trcct man sold MC"
Klnlcv buttons.
The frcolioldcrs to appiaisc damagts
and boncllts accruing from tho cation,
nion of Railroad Place, will meet at tho
louncil Chamber at 8 o’clock tonight to ;
hour all inturestcd parties.
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Thu Railroad Commissioners haw
granted permission to the New York.
New Havon and Hartford Railroad c1 )Tll-
pIIIy and tho Shepaug. Litcbfleld and
Northern Railroad company to run Suu- '
day trains.
Thc Haymakcrs' team of Uncas Tribe,
I. (I. R. M., will hold its nomad ULNIT- _
ing for organization, tonight at II
o‘clock, when committccs will report.
and oillcors will bII riveted.
TIIII missionary tally of the JnniIr
Endcavor soIicty, of thc Nor-walk I'Im-
ngIgIItional church, which was to haw
boon hold last night. was postponorl for
one chIk.
wont hcr. ________
‘l‘hc (loldcn Rnlc circlo will picnic. at
Roton Point I‘III. TIIIIsday aftotwmz,
.lnnn: mth it plaasant Thom who go
nbould take the our loavimr Normdk at
2:37 p. m. It is hopodtbat all tho momv
bots may bo prompt. If Tuesday is
stormy, tho picnic will be pootponerl un-
til Wmlnosday. .. . _
Tho childrcn of Mary Smallmf Bridge.
port.woro brought to the County Home,
Saturday. They worn committod some
timo ago. but worn rclcaewd or: applica—
tion of tho mothcr. Tho cmnmissiom»
arc satisflml of tho mothcr'o inability to
properly cam for them. and lichen tbcir
recommitmaut.
“Prof. M 8. nan... the writ known
millllflt'flptlflll'tll, can be committal at his
otllcc, City llotcl. Honth Norwalk. TmIII-
days, from!) a. In. to H p. In. Eycs
cxaIIIiIIIIII f run. M y «N
'l'humaII Ratchford III-aim that his 1.4
tho III III who fall asleep in a stump"
IIIIIIIII- at Now I‘l‘lf‘l‘lfillfl. :uI told in ’l'hI-
Hontincl. Saturday. Ho thinks it was
sonic collcgc chum who Itucw him. Ind
um] his namc to not out of tho scram,
Mr. Ititchfon! says tho story has cam
ed him no cud of troublc.
AnninuJ. South. of Bruin-port. has
oxlIInIlI-dmthc pIIIiI-nmeu and firmwn
of that city. an invitation to be his
guests. Friday. July 1% Mr. Smith will
take the Ilcfondnrs of the piano and
proporty. with thcir familim, to Rotor:
Point on tho ptcamcr Isabel. Morning
In time for the Icon to go on duty at
me.
hot-:mso of the inalcmcnt
toGleuldaudyatcrday.
BuuButler’ubuut. whichluu been in
tboruccuutt)yutorBay. was today lent
toNorwicb.
The barium meeting of the Y. If. C.
occur until September ‘29.
William Fauna. of Orchard street.
was fincd '7. this morning. for an up
ma upon If”. Lyle. a neighbor.
'» Tallmadgc um: and Richard H.
Golden have been appointed appraisers
on the William R; Lockwood estate.
One of the delivery wagons of the
Raymoml Grocery company ran into a
post, satunlay night. and tho shafts
were broken. ”m”
Edward Taylor. of 32 BayIicw ave-
nue, say In: is not the Edward Taylor
who is t . father of Miss Jennie Smith’s
dead infant. .
The Christian Endeavor society of the
309th Norwalk Baptist church will
hold a business and social session
Wednesday night.
Judge Hubbcll lined Joseph Smith $1
in the mm Norwulk side of tho .Town
Court, this morning. for riding his bi-
cyclc without aluntcru.
Humboldt lodge Wand for two
weeks the picnic which was to have
beau bold yostcnlay. in the wood at
John Mochriug s. Baton Hill
Tbmwillbc a bus-dams meeting of
tho Junior Endeavor minty of Norwalk
Cougmguioual church. in the chapel.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o‘clock.
Miss A. C. Cotter. of West Main
smut. Norwalk. won the Norwalk Bos-
ton store bicycle. Another bicycle will
be gircu away at 9:20 p. 121.. July 3.
Tbc Sunday school of $I. Joseph's
church will hold an entertainment to-
night. It will consist of drills. recita-
tious and songs. Refreshments will be
served
The Norwalk Tramway company
started a car from South Norwalk for
‘ tbc Stamford lint.I at 1:35 this afternoon.
,Thc work car went over the line this
imminu. -. 1
l J. ll. Hoyt and Cmumodorc Francis
Humtt went cm to Stratfaml aftrr
stripml lass. Saturday. and returned
with sonic lmuticss weighing from IthrI-o
to four pounds each.
P. B. ( “ob mart. “'5 1‘. arm! up a balloon
tonight from In front of his store. A
letter will be in tho balloon, and IIIII boy
iwbo recovers it will swam a supply of
timwwks for 1hr“ lI‘mrtlI.
J: 1'me Hrifh‘tlt o. 'Wdat Slain strcIt.
was seriously hurt at (Jauulcn. N. J..
last wwk Whilo on the depot platform
ho my. run into by a baggage trnr k lb.-
is now laid up at his homo.
Raymond Bmtlmn liarc I'm-cited mn-
‘truct for the lamb-hing of material for
tho :I n stall wand hour» for the Now
York, Now Haven and Hartford Rail-
road «warmly at Stamford.
—l)n:Ic~'ng toniom‘m night at Baton.
Tho Yuma: Woman's Christian TIIIII-
:poraucc lfuiuu will hold a pmponnd
Ibusimos naming ihlfi owning. with
‘IMiss Annic lfibbop. :IMhIIrII was not a
quorum pascal at IIIII last muting.
Tho Iitamfaml Burial} club will come
to Sorwalk. SJtIIrIEIy. July MI. and
play thI gamm with Charles l-‘iuch's
Norwalk mum. The plat-c H‘ll‘f‘ll‘tl is
Norwalk Park. 111!’ games will be play-
er! all I059! and :5 5’}! o’clock.
Mu. John Bedlam and daughtrr Eva.
of Won-Iron. Ind a narrow macaw from
III-ling ran away with fiaturday. Thc
bIIIIsu III-mun: fnghtcnod by Mrs. llml-
tcut's mu jumping out of tho bnuhm
and tum-rd up :In cmbankmcnt. break
in: tbccarringo. The borne was stop»
port by a «w “313:...
The Ellis Musical club numbers and
frimcb willmect attlv- old tournam-
timcIlI-burrb ground!» in South Main
arm. at '3 o’clock Tawny. whom car-
ryalls will be in waiting to ocuvcy IbrIIII
tothu- picnic grounds. Thaw who can-
not mun-III later in tho daymay take
tin: Tramway can alsfiut o o 'dock
I trcr law was mound frImI tbc cub-r-
taiumwr .t of Ilw Junior EnvbuvormIlI-Iy
of tho Somalk (foundational church.
II'I’ulny night le Mt [mfl’flltl Wt'fl?!
about it". Thu IIntmainmcIIt will pro.
lxIbly br- IIIpIIutMl in about two WI‘IIkII.
Sow tabla! and an cutinI change of pro—
gramrm- III] Is.- employed.
~5pvcial nab-of chiidrvu's min at a
discount of it" .., comm-racing Thurs-
day. Juno '2’». and continuing Ifor live
days. ('mmtmk llrm. This sale ap-
plim to tho Norwalk rim only.
Yolkmiug III» mnrkml Wm of thI
IN t fimmnfl‘f‘. tho rhutb Konralk
(TongIIIgal‘IamuI and Baptist church“!
gimp-w to hold union finnday evening:
IIIIIIIt’InIrs during July. The first will be
told wi’b tlw (fongrvgatinual church.
mat Murphy "fining. with punching
by It”. It. U. Hbcnvml. and the mutof
tho min: by the pastor of the church.
rlnrwuoitywmmrm
A. Building Fund amulutiou will not
"Crafty." 3 Norwalk horse owurd by
W. B. E. Lockwood, Jr.. won the 2:14
pacing rum. purse $500. at Hangar, neu-
Boston. quueuduy. in three stAlght
beau. 'Timo.2:18%,2:ldj.j,2:lll%. The
Boston Herald says of the race: '
“Only one race occurred that made
any occallon‘ for hurry.'1'hlr was the
2:14 pace. Whom among nine starters
the exports on form were divided be-
tween Kentucky Star and Dalgetty. and
them was a pro-met of a hot time.
Those hopes were very thoroughly
nipped by Crafty. one of tho old-timoru.
who was overlooked by the talent. He
has had a record of 2213);, but no racing
for a year—along time in a railblrd's
memory. He had a genuine scrap in
each heat, Jennie B. and Kentucky Star
hanging on like leeches in the first boat.
and both finishing within a length of
Crafty. but on the Wrong side of the
money. ’I
“The secondhoat wash more deter-
mined effort on the part of Kentucky
Star, with Dalgctty ready to take up
the race at any opportuno moment, but
again Crafty shook them 011' in the
stretch}
“Thethirdheat made an heroic do-
bute necessary. and a perusal of the
summary will show that it was no
walking match. Howard. who handled
the. ribbons on Kentucky Star, simply
“laid for" Crafty in the scoring, and
stayed on even terms with him all
through the mile. Two or three times
be got a nose or so in front. once at the
half actually showing a head the better.
and at the head of the stretch was
abreast. Each time, however. a shakc
of the reins was enough to push Crafty .
along a little faster, and nary a wavcr
came in his gait. Kentucky Star fought
out the battle to the bitter end. but
Crafty had no apparent trouble. winning
the boat and race. in 221314."
Crafty is by Kentucky Wilkes; dam
Argo, by Electionecr. Ho will start
again this week neor Boston.
DEBATING CLIIB OUTING.
A Sail on the Sound and a Shore Dinner on
Little L' Hammock Island.
The third annual outing of the Young
Mcn’s Debating club of South Norwalk
and its friends was held Saturday after-
noon and owning.
The party left- the Norwalk Yacht
club house shortly aftur 4 o'clock in
Captain F. J. Bradbury's boat Gortmdo,
and after an enjoyable sail on the Sound
landed at Little L’Hainmock island.
where the outing comInittIIII, Messrs.
Smith. Hunt. Rowan. Hawkins and
Burris. had prcpared :1 MM of the best
quality. Thc dinner includcd chowdcr.
roast clams, bluctish. sandwiches. cakes.
pics and ice crcam. Aftcr spending: an
hour in an enjoyable manner on the
island, IhII party had another sail on tilt"
Hound. and rotnmud to tho club-honsu
about III o'clock. Tho outing was voted
A great success, fully as enjoyable as
any previously held.
'l'hoIIIoIIIbersof the party were Wil-
liam Van Wagcncn. of Oxford. N. Y.:
William 1“. Tammany, Charlcs E. Boat»
dict, Charlcs R. Hchner. Victor Wood
Ferris. E. Job Hawkins, lI‘rchIrick ll.
Rowan. Frank Larrauri l" m! llarthol
\\ I'lbur F. Smith. lam-st Tilly. Howard
A. Tilly. Albort QuitIIIaII. (‘larIInIIII
Hunt, H. W. Bodwcll and Robert G.
Mitchell.
Run Over by a Bicycle.
Whilc crossing the stmct in front of
his homc, Arthur. the tlIroI'IyIIIIr-IIlIl son
of Mrs. Arthur ll. Barncs. was run oI-IIr
by (Sharlcs Scoliold, of South Main
street. who was riding his thIIIl. TIII‘
child was cut and hrnisod about tho III-ad
and car. and his clothing badly torn.
hr. Bohannon was squIIIomId at ()Ilt‘f‘.
and pronouncud tho Wounds not of :I
sIIriouII nature.
Mrs. Mead’s School!
IIIILI. REDPEH
Septemberzs.’96
ALL APPLICATIONS
For uIlIIIiIIsiIIII should be Inado at III!!-
Scound'
Hand
Bicycles!
[my “and IInI-I-I II'II.
.$5to$50.
New ones at Popular Prices.
FOX CYCLE 60.,
2 141thth Btmot.
80cm Nonmtx. Conantmcc/
owmuuu norIczI /'
Tll I. .‘ATIH‘IAI. I Aim-or IIoIIII AMI
II "III CIIIIHIIII
,‘IIIIIIIIIIII. from” Intuit}, mu
TI!" IlIrMIvI-I 4" IIIIIl bunk bun-yd: day do-
clan-Ila ewml— annual IIIIlIlIIIIl I Him. [N'l’
HI llV'
. - "rumour. .
rxcrtsion, .
\F-L-Y ’P-A-P-E-R.
2 turns EDR s‘cIs.
- I or. A surrr.
F. D. LAWTDN II 00.,22 South Mam Street
..... ................_.
Combining Business With
' Pleat are
is what the house Wife. docs when she
makes a visit to our market.
we will underscll all others. Smoked
shoulders. 8c per lb; veal chops. l2'._.c
per lb; stew veal, 80 per lb; loin of VI -al,
obcper lb; fresh pork, 100 per lb. Try
ome made pressed corned bcI -,f thc
finest meat for a cold 1nnch,lOc per lb.
Our fish department istho best in the
twin cities. Largost stock; price always
thedowest. Free delivery.
w York Market
RANK 5. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD
STREET,
Dur Hosiery Stock
deserves your attention, as it
city. It oontulnsa full assortment at all times.
of summer novelties in plain
dye
Ladies’ Black Hose!
at 15c a pair.
attentiI In is called to tho lino
lisle hose, at 25c, 850 and 50c
You will find it difficult to match at 25c a pair.
is the most complcto to be found in the
Have a number
and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
Your
of plain and Richolieu ribbed fast block
a pair. THEY ARE BARGAINS.
Ladics’. gonta' and children's gauze and ribbed underwear.
Open today—another case .of ‘ladies’ ribbed vests at 50 apiece, worth
double the price.
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE sunnluc
STREET!
NDRWALK, CONN.
JACKSON’ S P" °
Arc unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
TOGRAPgl-IS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET. - . .
o -
NORWALK. CON N.
This wcek.
REDUCTION 0
Also a full assortment of
' Summer Suits,
Ddd coats and Vests,
Duck Pants.
Linen c‘rash Pants,
Negligee,
Shirts,
Belts,
Gaps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw—Hats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
Bags.
Comotock Bros- .‘Ilasnnlc Building. Norwalk.
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION or
Silk Nec
AT A
they are equal in every respect to 50- -ccnt tics.
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up to date patterns.
:s'rABLISI-Izu l867. '
. W e a
F 33;. PER cI.
SINGLE TIES, 350.
3FOR$L , , ,'
Fine quality of Sil
Comstoc
Bros. ,
I4 scum MAIN-ST.
South:
Norwalk,
Conn.
\
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Manager.
Comstock-Drothert
R. H.
PIaisted!
DRUOOIST.
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Do
You
Need
Soap?
We ImVIIthII III-st IiIIII of
5 and mo soaps in thc
town. as “1‘“ as :III ”In
high pricc goods.
0
MO
C
-1
oda
ater'
£35
Just
Right !
II can hardly lIII othcr-
Wino whclt mtr IIII'IIrIII to
Ilispoum IIII- IIIIIIIIt IIIII'II-
radon in town arc con-
IIidIIrIId, It is a simplI-
IIIattIIr too-phony of
coolncsn in Im-ry plum
and thc IIIIoIIt fruit juic-
cs for Iastn and II good
allowanco of NW llnctt
Inc cmam mako II com-
bination that tIcklIIII tho
(auto and quenchcu tho
I “lit“.
'IHOLS 0080 8.03LSIV1d 'H '3 LV
ONINV3‘IO 3500*! 80.1 ONIHLAH3A3
----0—--
R.H.PLAISTED
43 Washington
Street,
so. IIoIIInIII.
.A... .., A—
J. B. RAYMOND,
manta I!
BROOHSIOE LAKE ICE!
WhoImInIII and rchi! omcc and Im bmtuc.” fl
\IIIIIImn “Ir-III. Urtlcrs IN'I'ITI'II at (l.
I52] 'IIIIII-r.
cont. punk!» on and all» ”Java I r’uIIm
[fit It ll
I‘rvmbrlahwd I o 'sf 'lmir HtorII. cIIrnIIr NIIIIIII
Main and asblnutnu streets. In an
MADAME R085
The Well-Known
Clairvoya nt
Throughout the States!
I
Will I... in South Nurwalk fur II limitccl tirnc.
l'UhslllI-IIIHHI" on past. prmcnt and futon-in
I"L{1Il"ll4lil7|y Illllllo'l‘. I'llslllt'fis ur nun-Indra,
that may In» III-sirIII!::II.~-I IndIIIl~lIy Ill"|||45«“|.
I‘lillfi‘lllllll‘lll‘. “only or IEIIIII“. $1. “”160. 4
south llnin street. III LIIIIIIIII's block. room l”.
up III'n Hum... m .I7 I!
Sl'lT YOUR, ()WN TASTE
in wall papcrs :II [)IIckIIr's. and the “HTTP
I'IIliIIIId and artistic your mm- is rhc bot-
for you will ho snitIId. WI- Ilthl‘ varic-
Ilt‘ll IIIIIIIIIIII in dIIIIiIIIIs and colon in all
tho llHYI'IIIPH in this bin to suit tlIII pub
lic “from grow to any. from “\‘tIly to
MII'IIrII.” Malta your homo III-untiful III
Inna]! cost by choosing from our supI-r-
inr Mock.
Pulutcn' rlupplies.
Artistn’ Materials, l’ictum.
Pictures framed to order.
l’uintin , Paporhangiug. Doooratlng
and Sign ritlng.
DECKER.
79 thlugtou Strut.
THE
I!!! Boys
No Imam why the boy
should be made to rule a
chII. Inp, poorly ronmnrtrd lIicycIII.
In him
have an much plc .mIIc as you would wish to
have youmll lbw: an: small SIM) in
l
$IOO
or Hartford. ’45
You know III. I "lumbla Ir. mo- lw-I blryrb- made.
with yuan of dear-nod "pm Illnn for anti fort: ry
dud enduring wrvkr. lhmunlu an IIII IwnIHI!
much: not of lower lecr. Hot n (.Ilalflfl“¢"‘n'e Il/
ymlull.
THE F. S. AIDLER .
Tim-Illa truck If lbw when! on bond
"“de Mama. ’
} Agent For
aur'ALo You
dirt, whr-II you I
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERV
STABLE.
Tho
a. .i. “Mi. Air/f, .firfiajx 5 .
I'\._...//\._./\~_/\.._/\...//\ _/’\ __/\__/
(If paying 23-“) :I You for cool if it was III-30 dust and .
«Inldbuy good clean coal for $5 a
thIIIII is \I'asIc. bIII-ansc tho dirt. dust. and foreign
sccds Ihcy contain who all the nutritionymt of the
" ton. would run?
.gaTTI—E 5‘ ‘ ,' . « - . . . s
Ohlokan. uIIIc Ihun. when you buy ordinary oat.
< an
.1 " HORSES! Iyats‘
, 1 BEST I sI-I'IIIIII all I
g , GRAIN prvleIr than in :I
/ FOR Inc :I trial orIlcr:
\ HORSES
AND
BATTLE M A N U
BRANGH
l5 Marshal! Street. 50. Norwalk.
Would Not Think
YIII you are doing iIlIIIIIically tho
19-20 0f
IlliSIII‘fIIl'I‘I III-Il‘n'l' Illo'm. If you
g-Iod IIIIIan condition why not give
~ I.
EL T.HATCH,
Leading Grain Dealer,
Compchelinc of nonhcs, cloIks
DIAMONDSI
while not sold at strictly cost llllt't'.
.\ fine: line It! sumcs .II grcdtly I'c
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
limuli} sihcrwarc opalwarc and
DIAMONDS!
Illll‘l'll priccs. All of these goods
will be sold low enough to attract
(lll glass.
purchasers, who will find many l‘lIl'L‘ bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 WaII Street, Norwalk.
PATENT
MEDICINESI
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE I
M. Our Prim I
Geo. C. StiIISOn’s
DRUO STORE.
82 Wuhlnnon 8t. So. ”W
Shorty Sherwood: attudl
Occuplenu portlop of llu-owakl A
store. corner of WIII! d WAN-II Sun
Namath. Cal! and m the lat .
We re after your trade
In tho must. honorable and
l’l‘IlIIIIIl! manncr.
Instantaneous
Tapioca.
A I'nricty of dIIlicInm Ilchrts can I”
IIIIIdI- from It in II few Ininutck.
Rouqlros no soaking, ‘
Very little cooking.
I' III IIIIIII- "I forv «Incl IIIIIIIIIIIIIINI‘,
III i'v IIrII Iu'vIIIdIInIII-nullydI ml.
\nII lllllllilullu IIIIIIIIIIII IrrltanuI
.\ IIIi wf Ill-I h IIIIIIIII IMIII lIIl‘ I‘M!!! all"
III! II
Ilm-IIIIIIIIIII In! In} Idaho“ medical
IIIIIIIIIIII)‘.
HIIII IIIIII'upfn! makes II pudding for
fIIII patrons.
W
Lunch llaknd nouns, I'Ic.
NI-w ntor-Ir of Fancy Soap. flue and
lhmp.
A IIIIII Ill. II' !. "lI.I wry “wt-t pullover,
Ill ll III III WWI a.- mum rolling at 503
LORENZO DIBBLE.
V I! North Main Htrwl.
D. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Dmotor
and Embalmur.
.1 w III III I! out.
8:. .195"... '
It
Is
atylu Iu Hats. Caps. cu.
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my
mm. mm
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Norwalk Chronicler