, rim “Will's ofthe water at The
uh today,is 62°.
. The Waterbury Mandolin club will
meet tonighttat Louis Singer’ 8, Camp
street. W ‘
1‘ ry Oharlaader wheeled to
New Catiaarillfliday to visit his aunt,
firs. ‘ George Siauson.
istry at Hoyt’s Thea-
hington street, South
arnes, dentist.
'(larryalls to The Knob will meet ears
‘ leaving South Norwa 111 at 1:35, 2:15,
7 2:55, 3:35, 4:15, 4:55 5:35, 6:15, 6:55, 7:35,
8:15,
_ Minaehaha Division, Sons of Temper-
ance. will ~ postponed entertain-
‘ meat $011ng
L ington stree .,
11 Men's Hull,'Wush-
. John J. W” an. aged two months
and ten (laysflsan of Thomas T. and
' , Mary Warren, died today at his home in
West Nerwalk. '
;Aspecial meeting of the Silvcrmine
division of tha, us of Temperancevu as
to bawheetl ‘ tonight, but1s post-
ponedgtfiilt‘ ylat’o. L , . 3.. ..;
‘ Captain 0. S. Clark had a fishing
party out in his yacht, yesterday. An-
;_ drew Little, of D.111bury, broke the
rtcord by catching seventy blacklish.
Charlie and Frank l)1.Klyn, of New
. York, rode to‘ Not-walk on their bicycles
. yesterday, and are guests of their grand-
father, Charles DeKlyn, at Roton Point.
‘ ' Halo—m...—
' Another accident occurred last night
' on thh'Harleifi‘brnncb of the Consolidat—
rd railroad. " Ten cars of Conductor
' Bpanldingstra‘in were derailed at l’ ~1-
ham Manor. 1:.
‘ ‘1 .l , ' Louis Sheldelnremployed by Express-
‘ man Cavauagli, yesterday took a new
safe to Rotou Point. The one which
was burglarized ten days ago was ship-
pod til NDW York. 1
The Iii-monthly lhchircmreparatory to
the Holy Communion service lloxt Sun.
day, will be given at the South Norwalk
Congregational 1 hnrch tomorrow even-
ing. at 1 .45 11 clock.
Life s Home 111 Branchvillo has been
opened for the su1nm1-r. Two hundred
poor children of New York went up to
Branchvillo. Saturday. mi 1 for a mo
weeks’ wait at the Home.
13......
——Nonoed togoout of town forlirt-
works. licnedict, the Norwalk new»;
dealer. has the largest stock over shown
here, and at prices that surprise the
most economical purchaser.
M.
Routine bani _wus transaltod, last
night, at the Mag of the South Nor-
.walk Athletic. club. It was voted to
continue 1111101111; and keep the rooms
open during the scanner months.
The contractor of the Norwallt Tram-
way company worked his men until I1!
o'clmklast night, double tracking the
Roton l’olntoxtcnsion, in order that it
may be completed before Saturday.
Michael lloulehan, of Cedar street. an
employee of Raymond Brothers, carries
his right hand carefully lnnuhigcd, the
result of injuries he sustained by llllt' of
the horses stepping on his hand while
he was unloading flag stones.
'l‘beream new about seventy oystm‘
boats at work on the hedsolf Bridge»
part, but the number will probably seen
diminish, IN the“ Long island buyers
have quit for the sons in and untiw
planters hnvocnt the price from titty
to forty cents per bushel.
The operettu "Little Red Riding
floral," given by the Junior I-th-amr
mdotyof tho Norwalk ihmgrcgntionnl
church, will lmmpeatul next Tuesday
evening. July": In the chapel, on which
occasion Mrs. Nowkirk. Minn Sherwoml
and Miss liittleiabn will assist.
thromtarieuof riitorhnl or seem 9"“
station are invited to send to The tic-uti-
uni the elections of officers and othrr
news pertaining to their bulges The;
nammofotlleeru should be brought in
early In the day following their 4 lm'lion
andailothcr news with mnml prompt .
W.
Putnam limo company and ”Id W11]
Hail: and Imhltrt‘mitpnny 1:111:1in an
Invitation to alts-ml the annual pit 11; 1 ”ii
i‘atnam dimmer and lion: company. of
Port Chester. which Is to be held in
Purity: (1mm on Thumlny. .1th 2:1.
Thelma! cmnpamcs will prolmblya: -’
«sent the invitation.
3.? t.-. ..
W. 8. Binrlovant will send ups an-l
Imn mm bin minum tonight after;
7130 o‘clock. 1 Ifltnrterant undoubt-
all: has the If;
' Eagle bicycles.
' tre building, Washington street, South
new racing wheel.
Frank Lauder, of Won street, 11 1e-
covering from a few dayt' illness.
The Hand Litundry new drive: a
handsome grey home hetero its delivery,
wagon. I
Mr. and Mrd. Danton Seymour, of
Hauford place, have purchased two
Senator John H. Ferris will have his
annual Clambake on the Fourth, on his
grounds in West street.
The agents of the Hancock Life In-
surancc company went to Stamford last
night to attend a banquet.
-——Try the new dentist in I'ont’s Thea-
Norwalk, Dr. Worries. dentist.
Tim Sullivan, of South Norwalk. will
play with the Ansonias at Pleasure
Beach, tomorrow, against ()‘Rourke's
Bridgeport madam”
A horse shied alpassing trolley car
in Main street, Norwalk, this morning,
and almost ran into the office of Stevens’
monumental yard.
()Illcer Moreh‘ouse arrested George S.
Raymond, of Rowayton, for intoxica-
tion, yesterday afternoon. This mom-
in Judge Hubbell fined him $7. He
'pd up. .
The new west— bound depot will not he
opened rm- 11111111111:in yet, notice having
come tothis ell'ect because of the sand
settling on the east side of the abut-
meat.
——Bring along your small change and
take away your fireworks for the glor-
ious Fourth from Benedict's great and
complete stock, next door to Norwalk
post-oflice.
Work has been commenced on the
iuiprovenuients at W. ii. Sturtevunt‘s
store. The partitions in the upper floor
haw been removed, and the cellar door»
cued and extend1 d. \
I". B. Coleman will send up a lion to-
night at H o’clock. Last night the bal-
loon sent up sailed toward Westport
and has not since bcen board from. The
balloon sent up Mend. 1y was captured by
Frank Ura11.41011.of II est Norwalk.
CROSSWALKERS CROSS THE SOUND.
The Popular West Washington Sirecl Club In-
vades the Town oI Huntington.
The first annual excursion of the
Wcst Washington .‘ltn'ct Crosswalk
club took place yestcrday, (,luptaiu
Stanley ll. Lowndcs kindly placing his
sieamcrat the disposal of tin- members
and their friends. The parry very wisely
concluded toget out of the precincts of
thr- policc for their little racket, so they
streamed across the Sound to Hunting-
ton. where they lauded shortly before
3 o‘clock. They were met by a delega-
tion of prominent citizens, including
the Board of Selectman and Fish Ulllll
mission, and shown about the town. A
camera licud in the party secured scvcr-
al excellent views of places of inter»
out. among them the pretty faces 11f two
lady compositors in a printing ollioo.
Dinner, consisting of little neck clams
creamed “paragon, Illlct of beef. broiled
chicken, lcttnce salad and mtatms,
cherry pudding, cheese crackers. nuts
and cotton. was served by the landlord
of the HulTolk Hotel.
After dinner, while Eddie Connors
and John I’nulwcrc relating some'of
their unu'wlnus adventures. an impor-
tant telegram arrived for one ,If the
party. telling him that an inlercstinn
ot'cnt had occurred in South Norwalk
slum- hiu departure. lln the strength 11!
thc good new he “set ’qu up," and
Hunt at once wanted to return home.
(in the. way across the sound he- bribed
theonginccr. it is said, to put on a full
head of steam to make better time. Mo
was the llrst illlo or! the boat, and made
a bee “MP for home, only to had he had
been cruelly dw‘eivmi by some wags 111
tho party. llc is now seeking ven-
gnanrc.
The excursion was voted 11 great suc-
ccm. The participants were i). It. Hey-
niour, Matthew (Torin-ti, Jacob l‘iifllmll'l,
Edmund Zelulf. Hylvoutcr Hunt. ('lar-
once Hunt. 1 :lmrh-n which. (I. N. I'Imiih,
.Iobn l’anl.licrn1an H11y1h1t..im4~ph L.
:nwnfitumlord; N. Z.Il.1i1ley.ofiilmon-
mm Va; Wilbur 1'2 Lewis. (ilcnbrmlt,
loud It Seymour. Itowayton.
[T supply 0' liremn'ka 1 last" [on mmlnrych‘own fluvial Int. employed
a? MI} ”All“ ill ll mm] M M” h“. :31? ugly-Wu culinn elm alien. mums artimd
i "7' c in "finance.
Wnlz. Faldic Connors. W. II. Smith,
John Iirunnucr..lohn II. I.igl1t.lllirr~r
I'D. Wm], Horuucl (irw'nslcin. H. (i
‘l‘omlinmn. l5 (.3. Whitney, Arthur
K1ysworth, Luther Wright, I'rank lio-
111.111. E I". Knapp. and Mr. Huh-I,
('hnrlos Fish. New Canaan; 111.11.11.14
Miss Baird's l1
Institute.
SOMALI. COII.
2.5ti'1 Your.
13th I not in Norwnlk
”AMINO AND DAY SCHOOL
Primary Inlnrmmlinto academic and col
Fart-In sit-"alien In morals
' 1:"
line lion lunatimtd Then.
The Arum-lean pnwuhroker 1111”ha
llsh money lender are engaged in neonatal
way in them ”A?" line of business, but their
methodsnrc lint-cut and they apposite
different classes of Inn-rowers. Home of the
facts brought out by the recent investignv
tibn of‘the English money lenders mm the
tricks that they employ to extort usurious
ratesof interest luwc surprised even the
Englishmen themselves, (unmanned a
they are to look upon the money Molar as
a national Institution whose usefulness in
unquestioned.
Thomas Farrow, secretary of the! Agri-
cultural Banku' association, is the man who
started the last campaign against the men-
ey lenders, and It Is chiefly due to his own
investigations that the revelations have
been mule Through his work one of the
most notorious nsurers has Just been sent
to prison and a dozen others have fled the
country or given up huelucss. Mr. Farrow
has cimulumlbromlu'rst plain statements
of facts about the great money lending con-
cerns, giving their names and details of
their victims. Ono penny book of his, “in
the Mom y Lender' n (1111190011, ” has sold to
the extent of 100, 000 copies, though It lt‘it
the press only live months ago.
It was through the formation of the Ag-
r11 ultnml lhmks' association that Mr. Far-
row’ a ritwntion was draw 11 to the money
lenders.
placed before his first cominltmnnoctlng
he was lmpresmxl by the Till. t that in every
other country the land had hccnovcrrun
with txtortIoner-s before such lxmks were
started. lie wondered whether the some
thing was true In England, and he soon
Imrnyinqgigh to make him wont tocarry
his \E‘VT Ions further. Mr. Farrow in-
scr .od 1 t'ertlscments in more than 500
1 porn and distributed 20.000 leaflets ask-
qu for Information. lie also visited hun-
dreds of lmrrowcrs whose names and ad
dresses were serum! from the bills of solo
registry and other sources. As a result of
his Inquiries he said last week to on Fug-
liuh writer that the number of people In
the money lendaru' clutches was Immense,
cspcc hilly among farmers, clergy men and
working people.
“(J-mmry clcrgymr'nfl’ he said, “consc-
qncnt upon agricultural depression, are
driven to try to gct Icmpviml'y aid, and
once they arc. in tho toils there I11 too often
Iittlc escape for them Personally I know
of many clurgymcn thus bound. The
usurors like to Imrcdwtlings with farmers.
for the further I»; usually an honest, 1111111,
and as be Is tied to one place by his calling
he cannot slip away like a townsman. The
hills of solo rcglstcml In England elonu
orcmm- 9.1114: a your. and their numhcr
gives only a faint idea of the cxtcnt of the
evil. I ruyscll' in tho curly stage of my
inquirics put a lost advertisement In four
Inmdon powru for one day only. ollcrlni;
mom-y at In percent, and obtained 283 ro-
pli1..4
“ V» h. it are your1 hlcf complaints against
the Inoncy I1 tub r11?"
“'lhcir advertisements offcrinn roomy
are cmmlnml with falu howls. Many of
tl141n 111 \cr I1 111! mom-v ntoll.!1ot simply
rob lnouin-rs of pnv'limlnc .ry fin-.11 ’ihcir
ordinary 1': do 1! I11t4'r4.-: “In 11 mom-y Is
lili\.llli'(‘ll is 1'1 1.1'1' wot a month, not 5 per
cent a 3': 'll'. and m'ncrnllv thcy dm- -lw tbc
hurl-out -:rt I11 1'11 ry Ilnnginnldc any. '1 Iny
bring about tho ruin of hundred-1 111.1!
lhonmnds of pt uplo cvc ry war. 11nd Hi the
I 1“ Minnie llll‘ 111 cvc n' assist: "wound giim
l1orr4 Mt'rh no protection ”
lilr.l:'1rroi\ c spbtirml tho u my In whlch
tho boui 11-411 I~4 (ll'Ill'. “Inn 11 ill!!!” rc
[db '1 to tho 0111111111144 111cm“ of the money
11 "(it n- tiu I ntnrn on en mar that l14- fore
doing I111~i111~.~4 tin y 1111M have a suiz' .il
amount-In shillings. fil or Lil—t» row-r
i'xpvnru-w of lutmlimniox tho "will-1119's
case. 'l he rlctlm bonds the theory. and at
mph or two nitrruard 11-114mm 11 l1'll1'rln
tbc viii-1". that tiny cnuont do boalncut
with him. In munyco-I'w: no InquirIc-I 11m
"uni". l'lll.'~"4II11' applicant Is u [twice.
sionul 1111111 in good pmltlon, «och 11:4 11
i'la'riri'num lull-ill”: a lirinn.’ llw lcmh'r
111111.- 1l|t rcqmrr n :1 bill of rub on furnliom
or am I»: ’l‘hu wu- bill-1 of silo uork nmuy
hankhim .‘llr furrow has gathered hon
dml 4o! Indoor-rs going to proyc that thy
simply Inrowh lht- loom-y h'mh'r with the
111mm I41l‘1'xlortltlulnr;/4' 1-‘1 mu of mom-y.
llornnvc'l's 1m- tri1'kml lnlielgnlnu tin-111
Without knowing what tI , nro. Within
11 {our days oftcr :1 man has glvcn a bill of
solo ln' lnny Iitul Illi his other t'n‘tlllol’s
down on him dcinniuliug Instant paymcnt.
'l'iu' monitor of I'lngIl-hmcn who am In
the clutch-u of the tummy lenders and
I1op4~h4~~aly so is surprising. and It cm-
I1r1u'1-s 1111-11 In all coliinxu. Mr. Farrow Is
now portion l‘or Hm‘vldmt changes In the
lows n'golotln : roomy Irish-1'4. 'I'In- 111th
t’illlil' of his I11\'1'1ll;.1il411111 In In doubt.
l1. oulni. 4! u ilhuot mom \' l1 .ul4 r41 Would be
on 11111' «uniform! I1- pl: 114- for tin 1mm army
of lml'r 1W1 r41 11 I11 pm 11 family name and
cxpm' Intionu lurpnm Ill. tn-mln --\1 w h old;
"Ill!
Enlurprislng Advertisers.
.\ great sale of nockwcar and straw
huts Is on at I‘lcnmlict a? ('11'14. The
question I14 fully discussed in their new
mlvortlsemI-nt today.
Ilunt it anuff will have loll basin-Is
of flWliIIil also claim for the Fourth,
Ixmidcs soft sht-Il crabs and lubslt'rs.
Head your orders curly.
Second
Hand
Bicycles!
PM! (i'uul 441W lull.
$5 to $50.
New ones. at Popular l’rirzcs.
FOX CYCLE (30.,
ll Elizabeth fitnet,
ileum Noam 1.11. (Monument
DALE PASTURE BEACH I I
See rm of n 1111111..
Show Dinner" Specialty.
n 3111 row A Iin um nnml MI I y il ,,
fig” ‘W at “31%;: mill. min; I n ”dodgy it‘dmliimihk "S 11111;? i ii: 1%; ”1,3133%?“ ’ " 1:31:11th gg‘mmgfl;
I. 111- w "W“ 1411 III 1'11 1n «W II n ral'tsr I t
and .1111 1111 any the fourth. 1.51.1”?y‘hmmwamgpmi‘i ' c. a. stunner».
From information which was,
raucurcor.
‘rxcttsloa,
Q»
Our Hosiery’Stock
dye
Ladies’ Black Hose!
at I5c a pair.
double the price.
EDWARD
5 oazmz sunniuo
‘ F-L-Y 9.11.15.11.12.
F. D. LAWTON 81 (30., 22 South MainStroet
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
MM
EDWARD STREET,
deserves your attention, as it is the most complete to be found in the
city. It contains a full assortment at all times.
of summer novelties in plain and fancy. Special sale of Onyx fast
You will tlml it diiilealt to match at 2?
attention is called to the line of plain and Richelieu ribbed fast black
lisle hose, at 251:, 350 and 501: a pair.
Ladies’, gents‘ and children’s gauze and ribbed underwear.-
Open today—another case of ladies' ribbed vests at he apiece, worth
- F- I LAWToN ‘ 11 co
2 SHEETS EOR 3 015.
I OT. A SHEET.
II it Takes
a Leg
to make you a good dinner for the Fourth
of July, and it is latnbmhich III the only
dinner for the Fourth, you can do no bet
(ter than come and see us; we will make
an extra effort to please you This week
- try our presml 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 141 o clwlr, Friday.
FREE DELIVERY
New York Market
Fill" S. AYERS, Prep.
Have a number
113 a pair. Your
THEY ARE BARGAINS.
STREET!
sonwaut coLu
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. .i
a o n
53 WALL STREET,
l E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK, CONN.
r____
R..H
Plaisted!
DRUOOIST.
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We hart-tho best line of TN
6 and lilo soaps in tho
town, its Well as all the
high price gmuln’.
Our
Soda
,YVater
Is
Just
Ihght!
1t can hardly be othcr-
wit-m when our efforts to
dispense the Ilnout hove-
rngcs in town are con-
sub-ml It isa asimph-
unittcr too-plenty of
11111“ch in awry glass
and the finest fruit jnic -
1111 fortnstennd a good
allowance of tho ilnost
luv cream make a com-
l1inati1m that tickles the
taste and queue-hos the
thirst. ”1
[l .
'JBOLS 9080 $.03LSIV'IGI ‘H ‘8 .LV
ONINVISO 3900M HOJ ONIHLAHBA
I
_.—.._o__
R.H.PLAISTEDI
I3 Washington
Strut,
SD. NORWALK.
J. B. RAYMOND,
DEALER TN
BRODKSIDE LANE iOEl
W'hlh'mIeM and retail onion and In home. ll
o s
in: mud “W’ag’ r41 remind at (I
7 “(VIEW Meta
MADAME ROSS
The Well-Known
Clairvoyaat
Throughout the States I
Will Im' In South Norwnlk Ior a limited ti mo
I'4111~4ull.1tlon.~4 on [Last prommt 11nd tutor-1 in
r» 1. 114! 14- HIV 111nltor,l»nninv,..-1 or nth and c.
that m 1) int' 4I111-irodznlm pnlmislry 1n «11‘ ';4I
t‘ >11~11|Inliun~4. 1:1- nb- orb-ultra. SI. lll‘im.
South .\I.1ln ~4lr11~t. in Lunch-1" :4: him It. room 14'.
Ill! “V41 Iliuhh.
I‘RI IUD (IF IT
When slw made her sclcction of ls'anti-
fol wall paper at Becker's.
l‘aintors' Supplies.
Artim' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. l’uperhaaging, [haunting
and Sign Writing.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street.
LARGEST STOCK
FIRE
CRACKERS
And Pyrotechnics in town.
Prices to suit the times.
45 Bicycle: To Rent!
(IIVE [.78 A CALL.
F. S. AIBLER CYCLE 00.
119 Wall street, 11mm.
80. I'm-1k.
m '27 if ._
\
Able a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Coats and Vests,
Duck Pants, I
1 Linencrash Pants,
Icgligce,
Shirts,
Belts,
Caps,
Golf and Bicycle Suits,
Straw flats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks‘
and
Bags.
fittlTISTL/"i‘lfi Err-14.. Masonic lnildimz.
/
aura-usurp 1907. .' ,.
w
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION QR,
Silk Nec'kWea',
ATA
REDUCTION OF 334 PER 0T.
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and Fifty cents Worth of TI '
SINGLE TIES, 350.- .
.3 FOR 81.
There is not the slightest exaggeratio
they are equal in every respect to sci-cent ties.
I111! size, solid b: lililS, correct shapes and upto date patterns.
Co mitten
.\'4 rim! 1.- .
-ot’ thc'facts, when we
Pint; quality of all
Bros.
South
Norwalk,
Conn.
1
aurora A.l§iFI-'II,\‘
Manager. _ ”
CpmstoEkDrothers
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chick-n.
an
HORSES!
BEST
GRAIN
You
1 all I
me .1 trial onh- -r‘.
BRANCH
OFFICE
SOLMANS'
LIVERY
STABLE.
Hf paying .il” :1 ion formal if it was'libfll) dust- and
dirt, when you could buy good clean coal for $5 a
lull, Wnnili you?
141-11111 thing when you buy ordinary oats.
II11111is\t',11~'t4- lxcnusc the dirt dust and foreign
wds tiny 141m 1111 tak1 .il! the nutrition out of the
T ~4' run all oats lston I d11ivcr them.
[Irv if. -r do 111 in :1 5:04 :11 1- loan condition why not giv
MANUEL T. HATCH,
The Leading Grain Dealer,
I5 Marshall Street. So. Norwalk.
Would Not final
“I you are doing identically the
19-10 of
if you
Complctclinc of VL';:111l1cs,rlmI.,
DIAMONDS!
while not Sold at strictly 111st prii' 1',
BIG REDUCTION SALE:
For the Month of June.-
cut 5:1 155.
.\ tine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
purchasers, who all! find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwallt
jcuclry, silvciware, opalwarc and
DIAMONDS!
will be sold low enough to attract
PATENT
MEDICIINESI
EASY IND PLEASANT TO TAKE I
AtUari’rleesi
Geo. c. Stillsoo’s
DRUG STORE.
I: Washington St, Se. Iorwsik.
Shorty Sherwood, Ilstterl
"plus a portion of It. Nomi-Ltd’s
are. writer of Wall and Water 80.11.,
-w... -‘A...~.__-__..... .._.._‘.._.__. _.,. .......
lorwui k. Call soothe lam:
style-bitumen. um
Wc' re after your trade
in the moat honorable and
reliable manner.
Instantaneous
Tapioca. ‘ 1
A variety of delicious 41mm can in
mode from it In a few minutes.
Rcuqlru no soaking,
Very little cooking.
I n: quali-«l for doom-ts and «1111p».
Holly prop-11mlandmsllydlisoslml.
\4-ry nutritioim rmdhon- -nirri .llnu.
.\ 111ml:- 1 -!l1 1n loud for be dot-11nd
Imulldu 1:.
Iiucouomnulv‘vl by Marlins! medical .
authority. ‘ “
It
Is
Unetencupiul makes a padding for, "1
ten wrsons. ‘
W
I.unr l1 linked Ik'ans. 1'11:
New stock of l".1111y Soap, Iluc and
cheap.
A new Ilhn I1 T4 a wry mmt in flavor,
x: 1h., good as some in Him: at F1012.
LORENZO DIBDLE,
II North Main Hirer-t
D. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
51 w::hm.¢to:m New”.
at.I
Norwalk Chronicler