, present.
not“;
its. uni: 111 111111 it Tilt
mate's liEPilliIEilt.
111111 The Things Tiny Cu and Near
.h WI, South None-III and Vicinity
' 011an TlIolr Diurnal lournoylngs,
? The temperature of the water at The
11111111. today, 11111 0 .
11- f
There were ”eighteen arrests in Nor-
walk 111 June.
-——Good sguarcpiauo for $10, at J W.
“‘Btudwoll'a.
' Unoas Tribe will meet tonight. and
3 center the Adoption degree,
' The Norwalk police department bicy—
' ,clo has been insured against theft.
0 , Miss Weiscit, who shortly leaves for
China, will speak at the gospel tent, te~
' night.
Au awning has been furnished to the
, Norwalk Public Library by 1'. It. Unila-
hon.
Butler Lodge will meet for Inhearsal
tonight. All olllcors 11111 namestcd to be
The Norwalk lire companies will have
practice runs and hold regular 'meetings
tonight.
The Twin City Wheelmen will hold a
meeting tonight to transact important
business.
1 The reporters of the local papers will-
.ioast 011 the succ ulcnt clam some. even-
ing next week W...
Schiller Stamm, U. 0.1L M., vill
meet temght and elect elliecrs 1111' the
ensuing si\ months.
Mrs. Addie Warren,
P111111, formerly of Norwalk,
quite ill, but is recovering.
Mrs. II. II. (.lrofat. of West avenue.
and Charles It. Ilehner have returned
from Holden, Mass” where they attend-
ed tho funeral ‘of Miss Etta Bond.
Louis Allen, the Norwalk reporter for
the Daily News, will he succeeded by 1')
R. Benedict. a former reporter, but 111'
1an city editor 11f the Stamford 'l.‘ribun11.
111' Reading.
has been
lion. 15.0. Keclcr left Norwalk for
New York. yesterday, le‘mcet the cone
mitten which today. will noti ' (th
A. Hobart 01' his nomination for vice?
president. ,.
Thu South Norwalk 11‘1f1 and Drum
mkhvil go to 15?“. again, Saturday
i'Ii, when Eagle Hook and LadIhr
company \\ ill have another [1.11 111111 with
it’new truck -_.,__._
William J. Ilawkins, from the First
Methodist l'lpis1. opal 1'hur1 l1 of Bayonne,
N. J.,wdll111at th1 organ In the. Con-
gregationalchurch, July 1". He played
there about a. year ago.
The Right Rev. John Willianm,‘bishup
of Connecticut, is confined to Ins home
in Middlntmvn with a very severe at-
tack of sciatica. 1111. has been obliged to
cancel all of his engagement-s for the
summer.
“'Adams Express company l1 I~I moved
itsS 1utl1 Norwulk other from the east
to the west-bound station. The room
vacated by the company will be placed
in good order for occupancy as arestanr-
ant by Caterer 11‘. A. Lane.
Ernest Cornell and Ira Lockwood, of
Norwalk, arrived home from their Bos-
ton trip, yesterday afternoon at l
o'clock. They left Boston Sunday
morning and reached New London that
night,a distancoof 1113111111111, which is
thobost riding they had done in one
day.
A 11111111111 111' the baggage room in the
east- hound st: Itlon has been partitionc -d
all into an 111111111 for Station Agent Fred-
erick E. Raymond A telephone, con.
neetIng with the new signal tower, has
been located there, and will he used in
keeping the tracks cleared in the viola»
ity of the depot. I
A big Fourth of July celebration, with
n clambnke, took place in the ‘grovo at
Mrs. Mary Flynn's residence in West
Norwnlk. (.1111: 111' the features 111‘ the
1th was II ball game between the single
and married men, the former winning
by a score 11111111111111 to ten. Moore‘s 111'1
chestra furnished 111111111; 11 11 dancing.
The Epwm‘th League of the First.
'MI'tliodiut church III-id its
monthly
1111111111111 last night. and enjoyed a brief
pmgrannno. At the close of the moduli
Mir-s Minerva Nash gave a recitation.
111111 Mia-11111 iivrtha Adams 11nd i"lor11111~1~
EIIIIIIIIIIII' piano St'lt‘lillllllh. (3111111111
Were 111111 played during the evening
The committee was 31111111111 (Tarrie Wood
and Edith (71111151111111.
{The regular annualexcursion givenhy
thaeIIIp‘loym-pof l'IWen, McIntyre (it ('11,,
111‘ th llaren, will tale~ place Friday,
July 17. 111.]{111011 .l’uint. by'lhe sienna-r
I‘nntlnental. A limt-cllwsorrhI-stra will
furnish music during the trip. The
Mendcdmdm qnarlotte will render selec-
11111111, and there will be solos by some of
the beat local singers. On arrival at.
[ht-1n I(dint. the orchestra will In
inn rd Iothe pavilion and tarnish
a mint dancing Ol'da'. 1.
' I
W spout
11111111111 with 1111111111111 Newton.
Silas Reunion, 11! Center avenue. died
this morning, aged sixty years.
William Armstrong has 11111111111 11
position as porter at the Mahackomo
Hotel.
Mrs. Charles R. Ilelmer has moved
from Hamilton avenue to New street,
lastNerwalk. __ __
Newsdealer Fred B. Coleman, .1.’
High street, had a beautltul llroworks
display last night.
Ernest Malkin, of Riverside avenue,
severely b'Iirned his hand with a Roman
candle, Saturday.
Samuel Boyd is building a twenty-
foet jib and mainsail beat at his home in
Woodward avenue. -
The Brotherhood of the Union was
not organized last night, as not enough
intomstod were present.
——Sce Newman‘s Entertainers.
Company I) will meet Friday night to
whom recruits. All desiring to enlist
are requested to be at the Armory.
The City Council of Norwalk held an
executive session, after its regular moot-
iug last night to discuss the Mill Hill
problem.
The otlicers’ badges won by Welcome
Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George, at
Bridgeport, recently. are on exhibition
in ()omsteck Brothers’ window, at
Norwalk.
—~I)uring July 11nd August this store
will close Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays at liztlo. Nash 1“: VIIIIScoy,
corner North Main and West streets.
The managers of the South Norwalk
Savings banks have declared a dividend
to depositors of interest at four per cent.
per Annum for the six months ending
July 1.
The funeral of Lolca 11.811111111111111
the four- months addr‘laughter of GI org1-
audJonnio irotherton, of West Main
sh'tce, was held yesterday afternoon.
[111125.l'l.Wat-kinsoilII-i'Iting
L). I) Lewis 111111111-111111111. (I. Misr-
Ella Worden installed the. oilicers 111'
(.‘oncord Division. S. 111' T., last night.
William J. Leland favored the Division
with a few interesting remarks.
On the new one-third of a mile track
at Paterson, N. J., last Saturday. Bert
Ripley, of Newark, page, by a triplet,
rode a mile in 1:711 10¢ 11 Is thc‘crauk
a-jack who participated in the Alpha
races.
~Newman's 11211 tertuiners at 111111111.
.1
William Manner. of Main street.
‘Norwalk, burned his hands badly, Sun
day night, while extinguishing :1 lam-
lircqnin which caught lire from a InatI'h.
Dr. Walter llitehcock dressed his in.
juries.
The Speaking circle of King's Daugh-
ters,ol’ the Norwalk Baptist church, will
holdits monthly meeting in the gospel
tent in Wall street, at :i p. 111., preced-
ing the missionary
all women.
The ease-sot Mrs. l’hilip Mason. her
daughter Irene. Mrs. itatl'ael Arena,
andAdolphusliyxbeo were. on trial in the
Town (Jourt. today. The 111151111 were ad—
journed at noon until l0 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
..
Water (pnnniissioner Lewis 11.
Nash, of South Norwulk, entertained a
large company 111 friends at a shore din-
nor on the Fourth. at his recently pur-
chased island otl' (Yellendar's l’oint.
Noroton. They were couvcytul to the
Point in a earryall.
Senntorlieorge1-2. Inllllth‘ldll‘y, of the
Twelfth district. gave a grand festival
at his home, “The lliekories." In ltidge-
licld. July Ii. An abundant collation
was served to the large 1111111111-rofgu1111111
present, 111111 a line display 11! liren'orks
was made afterwards. '
(.Ialvary liaptiat church calendar
’1‘11111’111111I11altoliev. Johnson W. Hill
in the (iraniteville chapel, Thursday:
Friday, choir rehearsal; Sunday, 5:3",
lbw. 1". li. Robbins will preach and
serve eomnnmion. The regular month-
ly business meeting will he held Thurs-
day. July In.
The oilin'I-rs 111' l’aleodino l‘astle. A. U.
ii. 111M. 1‘., Were installed last night by
Supreme Inside Hoard Holoman Seam
11111] District Deputy Select (tonnnander
George Collin. Una candidate was
initiated. An iavitationto attend the
installation of Pioneer Castle, in Nor-
, walk, 1111111 Friday night. was aceeptod,
and the nannhers will attend in a body.
John MI-Nulty. eleven yuan: old. Ipld
,1’1 tor Moran, fifteen years old,,,both of
lllrldgupon, (one . w-ae arreuted at
\Iiheln111111,]11'1'1Iay,{or 1' agraney. They
said that they wow employed on 11111115011:
gvr l11 13111 by the P11111111 District Telegraph
('11.. of Bridgeport. Yesthrday morning
they crawled into an mnpty freight car.
intending to go only a» far as South
Not-walk. The train did not stop at
:4. mill Norwalk and they ware turned to
go to New York. They will be sent
home. '
t
addi'ess at 21:30 for'
N
11111 1111111111 With 1111111 . -
Our Brothers' 1101130,}. 0. O. E. 1114
stalled its newly elected and appointed
oliloers'last night. , They are: Noble
grand. ‘li. A. Smith; vice-grand, Charles
W. Littell; recording secretary, B.-S.
Kieth; treasurer, Addison A. Betta; per-
manent secretary, St. John Merrill;
warden, James Forbush; conductor.
Thomas Murray, inside guardian. Morti-
mer Bette; outside gtiurdiau, James 11‘.
Kenney: right supporter, Fletcher Van
Hoosear;_left supporter, Victor 8. Bel-
lock; right scene supporter, Edgar M.
Demmeu; left scone supporter, ,E. 1..
' Wilson; chaplain, W. A. Ambler, lloor
director, S. B. Wilson: organist, Charles
Leonard. John H. Kennoy and A. C.
Wheeler; finance committee, Alonzo
Wheeler, H. W. Kemp and C. N. Dan-
iels; application committee, William
11.111111111111111, Lester Hyatt and M. H.
Glover; regalia‘ conunitteo, James For-
hush, Mortimer Butts and James F.
Kcnney.
After the exercises refreshments were
served. Addresses were made by Gen-
grossmau E J Hill, Noble Grand Harry
Smith and others.
WILI. 0F TNE IATE IONN FFFFIS
iic Bequoallm the 8qu 01 His Estate, Valued
at $80,000, to Numerous Relatives.
The will 01' the late John Ferris was
read last night. The real estate he owned
will amount to about $410,000, and the
personal estate to uboutIlI'ZOJMMI. Senator
John Ii. Ferris and Cashier .(lhurles E.
Ferris aromade executors of the will.
The sum 11113.net} is left in trust for
the Darien Congregational church, the
income from $2,000 to be applied team
the pastor's salary. and the incoNIo of
$1,000 to go to the poor of the church.
The will is an entailed 0110, leaving
the balance of the eatate to a large num-
ber of relatives, some of them quite dis-
tant connections.
Dieti on Their Pleasure Tour.
Daniel 1,). Yonmans, one of New
York'soldestInca-hunts, and his wife
were drowned last Saturday in a
small lake, near the town of Ber.
gun, in Norway. it was only nine»
teen days ago that Mr. and Mrs. ,Yon-
mans sailed from New York on a long
talked of pleasure tour through the
north of Europe. Yesterday the cable
llashcdthenews to their two sons in
New York that father and mother were
dead. but the particulars were meager.
Daniel I). Yomnuns was born inilrlmgn
1'11I1nty,N. Y.. in IV'H liI1\I.'1.~'(-dncat-
ed in acuuntry school. and while vte a
more boy Went to N11 \1 Y ork to
fortune. He apprenticed ' 15111 to II
hatter, and'tlms hogan the business
which he follow-d th ough life. [I11
.wus emphatically 'I sol -n1ade man, and
built up a busincs. which brought him
wealth and an enviable name in the
eonnnercial World. ”
A Blaze in :1 Norwalk Grocery Store.
There was a blaze at W. 1% E. listen
banks' grocery store in Wall street, last
night, caused by William (lsterbanks,
111111 of tlII1..propri1-tors. knocking ovor a
brass lampthat hung in the window.
The 11111s11nito netting covering the
shelves at that end of the store caught
tire, and a serious eonllagration was
threatened. Mr. Ilsterhanks' clothing
narrowly eseapml taking tire. lie
kicked the lamp into the street and
then turned his attention to the burning
drapery. which he beat out with a
broom The damage was'slight.
Enterprising 111111111111
Notice I. ll. Dockers Inlvcrtisennun
about artistic wall papers. today. (31111-
Hillt him in regard to tints and styles.
and save yourself the trouble of selec-
tion. ., ' I
The young man who i.-1 studying med-
It‘ll!" has a fondness for that pursuit
which is not surpassed even by his dove-
11111111111111bicycle. 1111 found '1l1e tire
very much collapsed, and a tncmber
of his family remarked, “You had bet-
ter pump it up right away."
"Y11s."\vas the reply, “I shall 1111.
111101111er pm and to give it a hypoder-
mic injection of atmosphere."
Hun Brett-How did you like lloraco 11
acting? Ella (Julionw-I cant say that
i liked it. In the death scene I thought
he died very poor. "Well you know
most actors die that way."
l'artly Sulwcssful.mhlinnieml)ne ‘111'
these odious mInIhers tried to talk to me
on the ear this afternoon."
Mamie~You called the conductor?
"No, I just gave him a withering
llek-H 1
“Uh! And 111d he wither?"
“lie dried up."
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -
NORWALK. CONN.
.2561 Year.
lath \’-=ar in Nuru'nlk.
1101111111111 “111111 A 11111 81211001.
l'rltnnu. iniu I'nIIIIIIItI-. :IIIIIIleInle and vol
It'll“ lpl'l't'fll 1911!) 41111111111 pr'ittilslm'ttlploIml
1111 1 y'1iI'IIIIIIIIIIr11. elevation, 1111111111. 111111111!
Ila-l 1111.1111111111111 tart-11d all-111111111 to 1111111114
and 11111111111111 A limited number-11 day pupils
and1111111iul«Indontuadmltlml, 1111-1111 Inf 1”.
I‘liMliaIrI lent11111111111111.111111111 on Thoro-
IIIiaI l'inrle-trllt IItlnn do- 'Inlm 1|".
day and F111 1111111111111 Week autll 5.1119 In 11
D. Uhittim; revision committee, Francis .
”11111011110111, . .
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EDWARD
IA. Ladies' shirt waists at
and lit.
in that line.
EDWARD
5‘ GAZETTE BUILDING,
-_ _..-_...._*__ .w..."
r. D.‘LAWTDN 1. 001,22 South] 11111151111111
jACNSON’ S PHD'rocRAPI-Isz
P-L-V P-A-P-E-R.
2 surrrs EDR 3 are.
.0 1 or. A surzr.
If it Takes
a Leg
to make you a good 1111mm for the 1' earth
of July, and it is lamb which 1111 the only
dinner for the lt‘our,th you can do achet-
tor than come and see us; we will make
an extra eflort to please you This week
try our pressed corned boot for cold lunch
down from 150 to 100. We will close
Saturday, July ~1th, at 12 o‘clock, noon;
will be open until 10 o'clock, Friday.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
STREET,
GRAND MARK- DOWN (J F
Ladies’ Shirt Waistsll
115111111, JULY 31
' We commence our annual clearing up sale of Ladies’ Shirt Wuists,
250, former price, rec.
II n 11 H 5‘”, II II 750
11 II 11 u 750. II II ”BC
11 (I 11 u 980,, II II *l.:l9.
The above are bargains. as they are fresh goals, and correct in style, quality
Specialpriees on all summer goods. as We intend to close out everything
STREET!
NDRWALK, coau.
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish . . . . .
53 WALL STREET, . - -
Inn—.— 1:
1.. . -. .. ‘1 _
R..H
Plalsted'
DRUO?I3T.
\
.._.._.o..__.
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We have the best line of PI
5 and we soaps in the
town, as well as all the
high price goals.
Our
Sod} ,
Water
Is
Just
Right I
It can hardly be. other-
wise when our oll'orts to
dispenw the finest hove-
rages in town are con-
sidered. It 11111 asimph-
m: Itter too—pic our of
coolness in ov1ry gl 1111
and the lines: fruit juic-
1111 for taste and a good
allowance of tho llnost
ice cream make a noun
binution that tickles the
taun- and quenchou the
thirst.
.
cum—.—
‘33019 ohua s.aa.1.§1v1d 'H 11 .LV
sumvz-no asnon ac: 01111141113311
”0......
R. H.PLAI$TED
43 Washington
Street,
50. NDRWALK.
W.-
”Why Illil you head that marrmgo ‘A
Runaway Match?” asked the editor-
angrily
“Well not thought it wnu."re7_1| d
the reporter.
”Ransom," retortod the editor,
'didn’t you see that it was in Phlladob
phla?"
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
NORWALK, CONN
To Whom It May Concern!
Nob "1 I4 I111 11'ol1y 211011 111.11 131-1 1'11 '11 ~' 1111
INN stiltlllll hi~int11rw~t in the lvllulllt~1~ known
a~ til-urge S. l311ll1\1"'11n11111111: and 111 It the
l1u~1111~4~ will be horealtvi unabated 1- th
IIII1l11v-1ignold I\\ll"1ll t1ill~11ututninl1nu 1“”ll
In I.11«I.:1ndallv'aims IgaIn~t ~aId .. 1111:1111
~lIonlnl be 11111511111111!
INABE Ll \ A. lll'ld.
Allmmi at Norualk.11d~ 211d do) 11(.'.l11|1
1:11
.. lVild
Duck Pants,
Negligoe,
Shirts,
Belts, V
Caps,
Straw Hats,
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Trunks
and
Bags.
Cumstnck 1111111.. )III-Ioub'
ESTABLISHED 1867.
.W
l
A GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
ATA
' REDUCTION OF 33$ PER 01'.
Dllar Will Buy 0110 Dollar and Fifty cents worth at N
SINGLE TIES, 35c. , ' . 1
31101131. ' 7
1
they are equal in every respect to so-ccut ties.
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
Odd Coats and Vests,
Linen Crash Pants,
elm and Bicycle Suits,
Building. NI-I'wal'n
11; SALE
.....$HOES
At THEO. DLSEN’ 8 Shoe Store.
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
Fine quality of silk,
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up to date patterns. '; '1
Gomstoc
Bros.
14 some 11111111 51..
South ':
Norwilk,
Donn.
maroon A. GIFFIN,
Manager.
/
I have bought a stock of Leadsbury, Mathewson 1V C1135
Oxfords, and for 60 days will sell them for
HALF PRICE!!
l’inc Ladies' Shoes
Ladies" $41.00 Shoes,
(I 3.00 it
16 2.00 (I
“ 1.50 “
1 3.0011111 ()xlords,1.50
“ 200 it (I
“ 1.50 “ “
u 3.01 l lliis’t0xl’113,2.00
It 200 u
“ 1.50 “
11 1.2 5 11
$2110
‘ 2.110
1.50
' 1.00
1.50
1.00
“ 1.130
“ 1.00
“ ‘7 5c
Men’s $5.00, Russet,“
(I
Ii
(I
It
(I
100 pair lloys’ Shoes
4.00 “
3.00 “ '
2.50 “ ,
2.25 “
2.00 “
600 ,
100 “ Children’s RussetfiOc
100
It 1" (I
600
The above are all the Latest Styles and U p-to-llatc, and it' hard
work and close attention will do it, it will be the Biggest Sale ever
held in Norwalk.
TH E0.
8| Washington Street, South Norwalk.
H
OLSEN,
Norwalk Chronicler