‘ The
Knob,
"Captain Jack" James played another
clean game in Danbury, Saturday.
armature of the water at The
mhml‘
meeting tonigh and elect otl‘l'scrs.
, A son was born Sunday to Mr and
' . Mrs. William Cole, Clinton avenue.
‘II;
/
‘ The non-support case of Charles Wurst
was continued this morning, for one
week. '
The election of a captain and first lieu-
tenant of Company D will be held in
the armory tonight.
.. ‘ The first deposit for the Italian Mutual
, Benefit society was made yesterday in
the First National bank.
The hearing before the freeholders on
. _ the layout of Railroad place, last night
' at the Council room, was continued till
tonight.
Willie Malone, son oflJohn Malone
‘ of Main street, has recovered from the
diphtheria and the quarantine on the
house has been raised.
Dr. F. W. Darmer will move his den-
' ta! office to South Norwalk, tomorrow.
He will occupy rooms at the corner or
South Main street and Hanford place
‘4...—
The excursions of the Recreation
Tourist company are announced in an-
other column. There is a pleasant
Fourth of July trIp to Block Island and
one the following week to Saratoga.
' .
The Ladies' Aid society, ofCraubury,
will hold a special business meeting next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, at
Mrs. E. O. Shipman s, on Chestnut
Hill. ,._._ __
A pundit owned by Miss Latlimer, the
millincr at Mrs. W. H. Jarvis', flew
away Saturday and made a visit to seve-
ral of the residences on Crescent Terrace.
At W. S. Smith's it was captured.
.—————-—b
Rev. Mr. Koehler has started his Ger-
man school in St. Peter's church for the
summer vacation. Sessions are held
' Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
- ..-.Thursday,from 9 to lzlo'clock and 2 to
~10 ., .1. o'clock.
The Ilaymakers of‘ linens Tribe hold
amect'inghiet night and heard reports
. . from thocommittce. There are now sixty
members, and the charter will, be closed
as quickly as warble.
night ollicors will be elected.
The steamer “Montgomery" and A.
Jardon's little steamer “City of Iran-
bury,” settled their rivalry by a match
race on Lake Kenosiu Sunday. The
“City of Danbury" won the heat by
about three boat lengths.—Danhury
News.
\ Grace church and Sunday school will
picnic at Roton Point, Thursday, July
23rd. It isospected that the Norwalk
Congregational church will also be at the
Point that day. Toijirrow St. (imrgo‘s
church choir, of New York, will have
an excursion to the Point
Ernest Cornell, of No;u' alk, who is on
a bicycle trip to Boston, in company
with Ira LI‘Ickwood, writes home from
Warren, Mass, that they will stop there
over night. It is only seventy miles
from Bostmn They expect totem-h the
“Hub" today. They left home Sunday.
Informatirm has been received from
Albert Bailey, of Clay street, that he is
in New York. working in an electric
light station. III: did not leave town to
desert his family, but to get support for
them. His wife is staying with her nia-
tIIr-iu-lnw and will join her husband in
New York in a few days.
(In Thursday of this week the MIItho
dist Hpimopal and CIIIIngIg: Itlonul SIIII
day mhooln of Bethe! will picnic at It»-
tnn Point. The special train that will
cont‘cy the party will leave l'lunbury at
h o‘clock a. In., and Bethe! at about ntlI‘I.
At Wrath Norwalk the party will take
the trolley cars to the Point.
F’Imrth of July Will h" It ro.l letter day
for the Catholics at Hirlgefivld, for on
thatdaymtcalhcr porndttiug, tho rota
nunstone of their new and bountiful
church will be placwl in position. The
exorcism will confluence at I! a. In.,
comiating of the blessing of the founda-
IIIIII and the layingof the cornerstone
Ill” ll"? bishop, followed by a sIIrnIonJIy
one on" of the visiting clergyman.
Yesterday .‘iheril‘l' Sidney E. llawley
Went to Dani-cry and served the papers
on Attorney .l Imm Walsh, summoning
him to appear before the ”manila“ (knot
nest HI ptnmbI r and snow I was why ltII
should not be detained for nupfirfflseinn
al conduct. The case. when it ”$11199
up. mil pmbably be I-mII of the Most
sensational overheard. There are fun-
torts connected with it that will minim
considerable investigatimr and there are
others who may be concerned in wine
Uneas Tribe will hold its regular ‘
Next Monday g
I I Wuhtugtonstreet was gunmen:
needed cleaning this morning. shortly
after daylight.
John Warren, the Old Well Hand
Laundry mamreeeived a new horse from
Bridgeport today. '
The clambake conimittee of Putnam
Hose company will meet 3 tomorrow
night at 8 o 'clock.
Charles Feidler, of Glcnwood avenue,
has sold his Sunday paper route to Louis
Rein, of Burbank street.
Fred IIindegreu has left the employ of
George Schaub, and secured. a position
with the Woodward avenue baker.
The Inasmuch Circle of King’s Daugh-
ters, of the Norwallr Methodist church,
will picnic at Roton Point tomorrow.
The F. S. Ambler'Bieycle company
has laid in a large stock of fire crackers
and pyrotechnics for the glorious Fourth.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
and entertainment held by Concord
Division, June 22, netted nearly 1516.
«Dance and laugh at Roton tonight.
‘ Unclaimed letters in the Norwalk
post-office are for M. Berlin, Mrs. Louise
Caldwell, William Michael, A. 1. Rick-
, 8011.
Misses Mary E. Smith, May D. Smith
andIGussic McGee wheeled to Daubury
today to visit friends. They will return
tomorrow.
Some one broke open the weighing
machine at the depot in South Norwalk,
Saturday night, and stole the few pen-
nies it contained.
Robert Miner, of Waterbury, wheeled
to Norwalk Saturday and was a guest of
Burr Glover, of Cross street. Yester-
day lIc left for Bridgewater
Marguerite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
terday, and was unable to take part in
the entertainment in Music Hall.
Charles K insulin and i'ltam" O'Brien
had a bicycle race at the Norwalk Fair
Grounds, last night. After numerous
mishaps, Kinsella was declared the win—
nor.
—-Dan< ing utililtonrtonight.
do
Ayers' New York market will close at
noon on July 4th, but will be open until
10 o'clock the night before. Order
your Fourth of July dinner of him in
time.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge, r‘. and A. Mulwill be licldto-
night. The third degree will be con-
ferred, and refreshments served after
the work. All Master Masonsart- cor-
dially invited.
The numbers of the Bethel A. M. 1".
church, of Hridgeport, will give a Incep-
tion to their aster, Rev. B. II. J. 'l‘ay~
lot, I). 1)., tonight at thechurch. Rev.
Mr. Taylor has just returned from N or-
walk, where he has been attending the
New England Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal church.
The cosy home of the Norwalk Yacht
I-lnbwas tilled,lust night. with merry
dancers who assembled to participate In
the club's first Iii-monthly sociable of
the season. Purity and Sanger furnish.
ed music and Colby provided refresh-
ments, both of which were up totho
usual high standard of excellence. The
party leftfor homcon special cars at It!
o'clock.
WINNIPAUK.
The Norwalk Mills will close Friday
for an indefinite period, probably for one
nIontlI at least. A new chatting and
other machinery will be placed in the
mill while it is idle.
Miss Mildred Ferrell I‘mlortaiuml a
large number of friends at a lawn fete at
hI-rhome last evening. The spacious
grounds were prettily decorated with
0thch lanterns. Mia-I Mai Ferrell as-
sisted her sister in reIs-iving the guests.
Many games It's-re played and refresh-
ments Were served. Amouglhe many
present Were Minn-II Louise Hutchinson,
Marion London. lama Hutchinson. lI’lor-
I‘lll‘i‘ London, llarriot Kieth, IIulu
SlIrIIyI-r. Ada Hoyt, Mamb- Reynolds,
Maggie Reynolds, Lizzie Montgonwry,
Maggie Layden, Maud Ilrny, Rosa
Queen. Monet-II, Thomas James, Charles
ilolt. David Pollard, Herbert I‘ollanl,
flurry hivAllistnr, Will Hilbert, Arthur
Findlay, William Ranch, Neil I'llll’fl‘,
Clare lJlllllllll, l't'll‘fl"1)l('y, Itova! Ellis,
[furry lbwbn'hfll, Lyman ll. Iloyt. and
Edward H! iTIIIIIIrtIili.
Mrs, M. Sheppard and Miss Mary
Emma Sheppard Wl'llt today to l’ough»
kIII'psiII.\'. Y., when) they will spend
about two WI I-ks.
Mrs. Mead’s School!
WILL REOPEN
Septemberza,’96
All. APPLICATIONS
For Inimisnion should be made at lIillI
side at an early day.
of the alleged acts of Iniweuduer.
)1th
spend two weeks vacation at Long
F. A. Lane, was taken suddenly lll ycs- ‘
Who 1mm and Where/nukes In
Search of Rest and Recreation. '
turns or on“ an none
The Opening elite Vacation ma Sends Mm
Solemn to the Sam. IIIIOIM Iwn- ‘
taint, and Among the Pastoral heart
of Rural Life.
Prof. Willis Earl, of Garden City,
formerly of the Nerwalk Military Insti-
tute, is spending a few days in town,
prior to leaving for his home in .Ver-
moat. He is a guest of 001. ‘F. S.
Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0. Weber, of
Bath, Maine, who have been visiting
Mrs. R 11. Plaisted,of West street, left
South Norwalk, yesterday, for a tour
through New ,York state.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ward Sellcck, of
Camp street, will leave Norwalk on
Saturday for Europe. They will when
the steamship Lucania, and will be
absent two months.
The Misses Delia, Carrie and Tilly
Taylor and Miss Lilly Jackson will
Bi-anch, N. J., at the cottage Marguer-
ite.
Misses Nora Callahan, Anna Bracken
Nellie Lucy, Maggie Lucy and Katie‘
Golden, of N orwalk, will leave towntp-
marrow for Block Island, for II ten Ilays'
outing.
Mrs. Anna Thornton, of New York,
is counting at the residence of Mrs.
VanHoosear. in West avenue, for the
summer.
Mrs. W. H. Piersouaud son are spend-
inga few weeks at the home of her
father, W. H. Olmstead, Union Park.
Miss E, C. L‘Amoureux, of Brooklyn,
is a guest for a few weeks of Mrs. L. J.
Reynolds, of Main street, Norwalk.
Miss . Agnes Carroll, of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
James Shechan, South street.
Miss Ida Gaylord has returned to her
home in Tarryville, L. 1., after spend-
ing two years in Norwalk.
Miss Mary A. Muuson, of the Over
River school kindergarten, has returned
to her home in Syracuse.
Mrs. Flora I". June and son Herbert,
whohavc been visiting in Waterbury,
have returned to Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Becroft returned
to Philadelphia, today, after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Avison.
William (J. Jessup, of the Jones Manu-
facturing (30., Norwal' , took a trip. to .
Bridgeport, yesterday.
Mrs. (icorgo S. Grumman and Miss
Nettie Hyatt, of Norwalk. are at Corn-
wall-ou-thcvl‘lmlsou.
Lewis it. Hurlbutt, of Lounsbury,
Mathewson &. Co.'s shoe factory, is in
New York today.
Fred Raymond. of Yale collIIgI‘I, is at
his home in Harriet street for the sum-
mer vacation.
Miss Edith Dauehey, of South sin-ct.
is spending a few days in Brooklyn and
New York.
The Misses Susan and Josephine Pink,
of Center avenue, are visiting in New
York city.
Miss (Ylara Tuck, of Mott avenue, has
gone to Providence to spend the summer.
Fred Stanley, of Bridgeport, is visit-
iug his parents in Main street, Norwnlk.
liliesllazelllole, of New York, is a
guest of Miss Alice Cole, of lIIlnIcrIIst.
Miss Minnie Henry, of Leonard
street. is visiting in Waterbury.
Mrs. James F. Ii‘oildor, of .Iersoyllity,
is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ll. 1’. l'rll‘i‘, of West avenue.
liarry Elwood, ol l’ittsburg, is visit-
ing in Norwalk.
Miss Mary E. Smith, of :I Crescent
Terrace. is visiting her aunt in New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs. II'. M. Saunders. of lily
avouu II. spout Sunday in Cranbury, the
guest of I". I3. (In-gory and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Blake.
Mrs. Eliznlmth (thus, of West are-
Illlt‘, has bIIIn spending a week with
Mrs. William lkestnry, in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour 'l'aft, of Brink-
lyn, arc guests of lilies (inromkl, of
Main strum. Norwalk.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt, of Norwalla. i
sojourning in the Berkshire Hills for a
couple of works.
second“
Hand
Bicycles !
Ill/”IV TIIMII ImIII. It'll,
$5to$50t
New ones at Popular Price!»
FOX CYCLE 00.,
2 Einstein Street.
Sclml NURWALK. Cessation?
I
usetrrobr,
excrislon,
eaavvnueci
deserves your attention, as it
of summer novelties' In plain
dye
Ladies’IBlyack Hose!
at 15c a pair. You will find
attention is called to the line
lisle boss, at 250, 350 and 500
double the price.
EDWARD
5 can": eunnme,
JACKSON’S P" °
. ELL-v P-AsP-EIR.
F. D. LAWTON & 60., 22 South MainStreet
“ to make you a good dinner for the Fourth
of July, and it is lamb, which Is the only .
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
Our Hosiery Stock
city. It containsa full assortment at all times. Have a number
Ladies’, gents’ and children's gauze and ribbed underwear.
' Open today—another case of ladies‘ ribbed vests at 50 apiece, worth
2 SHEETS EUR 3 0T3”.
I OT. A SHEET.
If it Takes ~
a Leg
dinner for the Fourth, you can do no bet
ter than come and see us; we will make
an extra chart to please you. This week
try our pressed corned beef for cold lunch
down from 15c to me. We will close
Saturday ,July 4th, at 12 o ',clock noon;
will be open until 10 o ’clock, Friday.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prom
STREET,
is the most complete to be found in the
and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
it difficult to match at 25c a pair. Your
of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
a pair. THEY ARE BARGAINS.
STREET!
NORWALK ,‘flONN.
TOG RAPHSI
[Are unsurpassed for beauty
ofstyleandflnish. . . . ..
o o n
53 WALL STREET, ’
R. H.
Plais'ted!
oanoIsr.
._..__o._'._..
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We have the best line of
I} and We soaps in the
town, as well as all the
high price goods.
Our
Soda
Water
is
Just
lhght!
It can hardly be otlIor-’
wise when our efforts to
dispense the lint-st beret
ragI-II In town am eun—
sIdI-rml. It in II simple
IIIIItter tmvmplemy of
'ItlelTIilMlIl every glass
and the finest fruit jlllf' -
IIII fur taste and a good
allowance of the thirst
ice cream make II mm»
. binntIon that tickles the
Instr and queuehes the
thirst.
"DUO-L3 0080 SIOSLSIV'Id 'H '3 LV
ONINVS‘IO 3500M HOS ONIHLAHIA
W
R.H.PLAISTED
to Washington
Street,
80. NORWALN.
W
J. B: RAYMOND,
MILLER ill
BROONSIDE LAKE ICE!
Wind. snlIInnIIrIItnll Itfilve and ice honors.
lIImlimm elm-t, Uf'lf'l’“ ton-hm! at II. R
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
MADAME Ross)"
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK. CONN.
The Well-Known
Clairvoyant
Throughout the States!
Will IIIIIIISIIIItiINorwalk for ll. limited time.
l'ltIIMIIII'IlIHII-i on that prownt and future in
I-IIIgIIIlt-Iauy IIIIIIII-rJuoIinIIIIII or otherwise.
that may twin-sired: ale. I palmistry inv Imlml
I'I-II~II!tatiIIII.~I. gents or bulb-I. ll. UIITIeI. 4
~'I I-IItlI .llain elm t. In LIIIIIIIII' e him:k.rImm1o
up two fluids. III 27 t!
I'RI III!) ”F IT
When she made her selection of beautiI
fni wall paper at broker‘s.
Paintera' Supplies.
Artists’ Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. i’apcrhaugiug, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
'39 Washington Street.
ta‘R'oEST’A'STOCK
FIRE
CRACKERS
Ami Pyrotechnics in town.
Prices to suit the times.
45 Bicycles To Rent!
I I'll, A (,7.\ MI.
60. Nam-III.
GIVE
F. S. AMILER CYCLE 00.
,1
g‘rIIwIIrII lgwd I n at our HIIIrI. I other South
amend 'ashimztoh «not». man if
29 Wall street. Norwalk.
AT
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Coats and Vests, .
Duck Perils,
linen Crash Pants,
Negligee,
Shirts,
Belts,
Gaps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw Hats, » ’
Sweaters,
Underwear,
, Trunks
and
Coinstock Bros. Masonic Building. Norwnlk.
A
REDUCTION or 33:. PER or.
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and Fifty Gents Worth of TI! ,
SINGLE TIES, 35c.
3FOR$L
There' Is not the slightest exaggeration of the facts, when we as
they are equal' In every respect to 50- -cent this.
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up-to-datc patterns. ,
Gemstoo
III
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
“lava-LIsI-IED Ian.
M
A‘ GREAT DISTRIBUTION I01? I
Ik’ Neckwear
Fine quality of all
Bros.
sourn MAIN 51.
South
Norwalk,
Conn.
Manager.
I”
Gemstock Brothers
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chickens
an
HORSES!
BEST
ton, Would you?
nuts.
me a trial order:
AND
CATTLE.
BRANGH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERV
STABLE.
DIAMONDS!
You Would Not Think
I )f paying it“) a ion for coal if it was 1930 dust and
dirt, when you could buy good clean coal for $5 a
Yet
.ame thing when you buy ordimm oats.
them is waste. because the dirt. dust. and foreign
sI-cIL-I tln -y contain I do all the nutrition out of the
I screen all oats before I deliver them.
prefer them in a good clean condition why not giv
MANU EL T. HATCH,
The Leading Grain Dealerr
I5 Marshall Street, So. Norwalk.
BIG REDUCTION SALE?
For the Month of June.
Complctcliue of watches, cloths. jcwcln, silverware opalware a!
cut glass.
A fine line of stones at greatly redhead priIcs ,
abilc not sold at strictly cost pIiI: P. will be sold low enough to attract ‘
pIIrIlIascrs, who will had many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwaik.
you are doing identically the
19-20 0
If you
DIAMONDS!
All of these goods
PATENT
MEDICINESI
rest are PLEASANT re use:
At Our Prices 9
II
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
‘I
I
In Washington St; 50. Hawaii.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
(mews portion of It. (lummkl’a
Intern. some! of Wall in! WM Hts”
Call and m the latent
Normal it.
a 23 f1
styles In Hats, Caps. rte.
\
It
ten
1‘
.3
We’ re after your trade
Instantaneous
I::III1I how it in slow IIIinntrs.
Reuqires no soaking,
”no loot-upful male-rI u pudding M
INII‘W stock If Fancy blimp, line and:
I wan
A III W IIIIII k TI II. wry sweet III
at I :~II lh , good as some selling at we» ..
DD
. "a...” w...“—
in the most henm‘dblc and
Tl‘llllllll‘ manner.
Tapioca.
Iarittynfdclitious deserts Oil! N
Very little cooking.
I y, i‘u. do «I Mr Ill euf'h‘! ltfl‘l Still
I .x it) III [IIHI' -«l and can!!! I‘IIK
\. I, ll .rIII‘IIIIIII. IlllllllItIl-ll‘l’lm
.\ “l. mt I. IL . IlI' Ill fowl 'orll
IIHI II
]:I .IIIIIIIoIIIlI Il Irv itlflllmll medial.
i‘IllllI IllY-
persons.
w.”—W
utII h Halted Ileana. he.
II North Main Street.
w. Ravmotsb
Funeral Director
and Embelnter.
Wnahmgtem “firm
.0. ”WI ‘
Mona.lehacm ‘
Norwalk Chronicler