0 have been given by P. II. D.vyor's Nor—
' Friday afternoon at 'i o 'loclr.
,Siutlr Norwalk next Monday morning
.1. ,1.“ *‘n‘loint, yoltcrday.
.thcsteremmvcwnedhyu.
in 11.1.1111, 11:11 moi novel-111
During their Diurnal loamwlm.
1 The temmratiire of the water at The
Knob, today, 131156. .
M
A new tin roof will be put on the Dan-
bury and Norwalk railroad depot at Nor
1111.1- .
Improvements ale ‘to be made to
General Charles Olmstead's place in
Union avenue.
Many of the excursionists who come
to Itoton Point .enjoy a trolleyJidc
through the twin cities.
The 231.11.111.11 of st. Mary's'pansh will
ree'eivo communion at St. Mary’s
church, Friday morning.
, New machinery is being set up in -
the Norwalk shirt factory, during the
vacation of the employees. ,
During the past few days numerous
cases of summer complaint hav (1 been re-
pcrtod in Norwalk, 'caused by the humid
11 out her
» -~— 1
The N 031qu Street Railway company
is filling iii with pea stone the macadam
between its rails, where it has been
gullied out.
The Brotherhood of St. Audrewpf St
l’aul's church. yvill hold its 11111111111 pic
uic in 1 onjanmion with ,ihe Fellowship
club, in August.
James Gnfi'elh, who was seriously
hurt by a baggage track 011 the depot
platform at Camden, N. J ., is recovering
from his injuries,
The Afiiean Methodist; Episcopal
church Y. 1’. S. C. E., will hold :1
sol-.iable tonight with Mrs. Townsend, of
Main street, Norwalk.
The open-air concert which was to
walk City band, Friday night,,has been
postponed for one week.
The boys of South Norwalk had sport
last night chasing balloons, which fell
near ’1‘. Baker's big house in Spring
street. and Trinity church.
The Women‘s Christian Teinp‘erath;
Union will hold itsrdgalar weekly meet-
ing in the Water street Mission roo ms.
’W
fight! Block’ island 11x1 ursion will leave
at 7 l5 oolock. A. large number of
tickets have iilrcady been sold
0. S. Clark. of Merwin street, got up
a trolley party of nearly fifty young
people, last night, and an extra car was
chartered fora ride over the entire line.
stopping at flown.
People who are. going to attend the
box social at Guider s ll.1ll.Rowayton,
tomorrow night, will take the trolley
car leaving the corner of Washington
and South Main streets at 7:15 o'clock.
)aptain J. B. Morris, of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company, who has'heen
sporting a handsome Vandyko beard,
has sacrificed the hirsute adornmenhbut
not without having his picture taken so
that his friends may remember how he
looked.
The Shell Fisheries (kimmission yes~
tordayolcctcd Attorney A. Md). Mat-
thvwson, sncmssor to Frederick llots-
ionl as clerk of the connoission, at a
salary 11f$l,3lil), At the same meeting
William .1‘1. Lewis, of Bridgeport, was
ro-olw tcd inspector of natural beds.
A slight tin1 rs'cnrrcd last week in
Jam-s llatis store in West Norwalk
Just as Mr. iiaics was closing up for Chi“
night hcglanml back and saw that a
curtain 111111! to a bracket lamp ncara
window was ablaze. iiequickly return-
1111111111 put out the tire. burning his
hands somewhat in so doing.‘
Mrs. H W. ilradloy chapcroned 11
number of but music pupils to ltoton
The party was com-
posml of Mrs l ‘1'ank (lode. Misses Lillie
(ind-1. iii-mic Stanley. Mabel Swan, [liz-
zioUstcrbanks. mine Sutton,l.anr11tta
Coinstock, ill: , ("avanaglc and Theo
dor.1 Morris 11111??.l’111,11'g11 Johnson.
At a meeting of the Hat Finishirs'
111111111 iation last night. the resignation
of Jami-4 Day as trvamrvr was 11111 opted
and Frank ti. ilrown 1111114 elected to sun.
1:1111d him. Mr. Day has holdlho oilicc
for a dozen years. and much regret was
fill that he was obliged to withdraw.
U11 is now employed in Albany. and felt
that be 1- cold not attend to the duties of
the 1110111 hone.
"H311." a small dog owned by M. W.
lialston, of New Canaan, which recent
iy dislinguishml himself by tramping
{mm New lfauaan to Htomford, took a
stroll to Notwaik, Tuesday, and walknd
into his master‘s old stone during the
thunder shower. 'I'hedog was provid-
1111th 111111111! meal and still remains
utmat town. making his headquarter! at
E. J. Thomas sent for a sanction; yes-
tarduy, for the bicycle races on th Fair
Grounds. Saturday. for the be t of
the Hospital.
meet tonight and will probably hour 11
report from the committee on the Mill
Hill widening.
The Swedish Baptiiit church, of Brook-
lyn, is picnieking at Roton Point today
Tomorrow the Fordham Methodist Epis.
copal churcll' will be there. ,1
4.0.1... orders for Norwalk—Stamt’ord
Express at Denton's, 48 Wall street.
Not-walk, Watkins & Dow.So. Norwalk.
Taylor & Golden sold to William A
Clark yesterday. the house 111 Elmwoed
avenue known as the 11‘. H. Taylor place.
It is 110w occupied by Mr Clark.
Chief Engineer J. ’l‘. l’roWitt. of the
Norwalk fire department, has presented
cich company of the dcpai'tment with a
neatly framed picture of himself.
Eben Hill's yacht “Carrie,” anchored
south of the Washington street draw-
bridge, is undergoing repairs and allega-
tions at the hands of Captain Toby.
W. A. Wheeler will resign his posi-
tion as hook-keeper with the Hat Form-
ing compdnj on the 18th inst. to give
his entire attention to his newsstand in
the post- -.otlice » ,
Captain A. J Wilcoxson has arrang-
ed a series of special drills for membersi
ofCompany l), on Friday nights, prev-
ious to camp week. The first one will
be held tomorrow.
Mil ' is critically 1111; his borne at
T11 11 Lake. Dr. Wile, of Danbury, has
been called in consultation with 1111‘.
Miles' physicians.
l"§-Congressmfi‘ Hon. Frederick
p. w... ______ W
One of Expressman T. C. Cavanagh's
teams was frightened in Railroad place
yesterday afternoon and ran a short
distance béfore being stopped by Al
Knapp, of Clay street. 1
(l M. Brundage. of (‘ross street Nor-
walk while visiting his parents, Mr. had
Mrs. Herman Brungage. of1.Middle
11.110.111.11. Y2, last week caught titty
trout, thb smallest one weighing opp,
half ponm.
C. Ford Seoley gave a circus party
last evening to a few Stamford friends,
to View the perfonnanee of his cl haut.
Refreshments in the line of peanuts
were served during the eveningm;
Stamford Advocate.
«The Chautauqua drawing board and
writingdeslr is again biing shown in
this city. ”your children haven't 111m,
don‘t miss this opportunity of seeing it
with its latest improvements, One of
the agents will call on you.
T1111 eighth annual regatta oi the Riv-
erside Yacht club will be sailed otl’ (Yap.
tain's harbor. Saturday. The race will
be Corinthian, and will be sailed under
rules of the Yacht Racing l’nion, and
will be open to yachts enrolled in any
recognized (1111b.
A business meeting of tho .' nth Nor-
walk Congregation church will bi- hcld
thiseveningbefori1 the prayer service,
for the election of two dcacons to serve
three years each. The meeting has for
itstlie:1u1,"DQL_1 Providence of God in
11111' National History. "
I
Mllr. John H. I‘lakin, piano tuner.
will be in South Norwalk,m1.1t week.
Toinsure prompt attention send orders
in 1 arly , can1 of Nahzu kcmo llotol.
Thctydonn-tor on ll.- F llnnt' sl1i1'3'-
c111 showed. yostcrd: 1y, that he had
reeled otl' 1.1!? miles since the middle of
last August. Next work Mr. ilnnt will
increase this record considerably by go-
iug up into N11“. York state in the in
ten-st of the Folder bicyilo for whi1 h be
is 11 1'11 nt.
.\~1 stated in The Sentinel some time
ago, arrhngcnients are being made for
some other method of transporting
mailsiwtwwnthc railroad station and
ti111Nor11'all1aml South Norwalk pint.-
elllccs. Sprcial Agent Hhopardsou, of
llmton. was in Norwalk yester1lay.iook-
111g over the ground.
it is stated that llharlvs N. Jarvis.
president. of tin1 llerlin iron liridgv com-
pany, is a candidate for the itepuhli can
ghiwrnatorial nomination. From friends
of Mr. .laivis it is understood that he
has 1111111 at Work securing his duh-gates
in New ilritain, ilarttord. Middletown.
Mi'l‘illull and surrounding towns.
lion. W. F. RmkWoll, of Morid‘n,
who was alternate at large at the Ht.
imuisionvmtion from the. Simond dis
trh:t.l1asst1ntinm\"h of his 11111111111111
in 111-1 Connecticut party a very hand-
some pm-ketknife to commemmorate the
occasion. Mt. Rockwell is president of
the Mllli‘f‘ Brothers (futinry company of
1111111111111. They are handled in mother
of pearl. The large blade is marked
"McKinley and l-lolmrt." and each
knife is done up in 11 solids-lug cm-
li. Danton
Muslin bag.
)3
H11 L»
The City Council of Norwalk will _
I. _: f V
‘30 .fiffihxlujpfl. .1151, “I ..
1.111111 Rest and 111111111111.
M
111111: or 11111 1111 1101111.
TI! Opening 0|th “whom 8.111 In!
8111mm h it. Onshore. lnloiho loun-
1 hint, momsémhdmlnms
, oi Rural Life. '
Frank H. Swift, book-keeper tor the
UidWell Cigar company, isat his desk
again. afteri'an" eight days’ wheeling
tour into New York state, as far west as
Syracuse. He stoppedeu route to visit
his brother in Hudson. Word comes
from Syracuse that it became noised
about at the hotel where Mrhflwift was
stay lug that he was a big tobacco buyer.
and that farmers from roundabout pes-
tered him until he was obliged to lice
‘lrom the city
Mayor A. C. Wheeler and familv.
Mrs.C.F.'£ristra1u and son, Council-
11111111119 Mrs. Harvey Kent and Mrs.
JohnH. Wade and son 15111111111. will
leave Norwalk tomorrow morning‘por
- Sprweton.01‘bon County. N. ‘ Y. flora;
two weeks’ sojourn
Miss Anus Russell, who has been
visiting Mrs. S. H. Richmond. 1ofCross
street, win return to her home in Penn; -
sy ia,l5aturday. ‘
12.111111 Mrs. John 11.” 101.111.11.301
Woodward avenue. are entertaining
Horace DeHart, of Milhurn, N. J.
Mrs. Charlee L. Mather, of Troy, N
Y.,‘is a guest of hilt sister, Mrs. 11‘. St.
John Lockwood. of East avenue.
“Miss Alice Lorraine Cholwell, of High
street. Norwalk, has returned from a so-
journ at Anhanomascutt, It. I.
' Mrs. 1111111111.. 11. warms. of Lowe
street, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wil-
liam Seott, in Corona ich.
Mrs lll11'1'11‘1'.1rc,11 of Nowburg, N Y..
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Force, West avenue.
Mrs. Annie St. John and the Misses
Bessie and Nellie Byington. of Nor
walk. are at Ocean Grove.
Miss Millie Sherwood, of Woodward
avenue. has returned home from a visit
with friends in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cousins, of New
York. are guests of Thomas Cousins and
a111iiy,,nf Franklin avenue.
Miss hdith L. (“semen and Mi. 11
Best S ith are going to Eliz:,1beih N
J., for a short trip.
Miss Mamie Casey, of Dc -rby. is en-
joying a 11"cel1 :1 mention 11 ith friends at
South Note .101
Mrs. Arnold and Miss Addie
of Berkeley street, are enjoying a short
111111111111 outing; ‘
Joseph Thomas has returned to Both-
ley. after a visit with Ben l". Andrews,
of West: avenue.
General ('hariesttiinstcad, of Union
avenue, will return from his vacation
trip next week. '
Miss Irene Meier, of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Miss Millie Sherwoml. of Wow!-
ward avenue.
Miss Lulu Boone-l. of Trinity place,
started today for Elizabeth, N. .i., to
visit relatives.
Mile Battle Fulcrum, of Danbury, is a
guest of Miss Hattie Ratchford. of
Norwalk.
S. H. Holmes. of Norwalk,
turned from a visit in
Springs.
Moja- llobert l’, M00111"): of 'l'llkton.
Pat, is a guest of Louis Singer, of Camp
street.
Frank H. Baxter. the druggist, is in
Washington with thr1 Christian‘Endvav-
orors.
(‘ouncilman A. A. (lhinc-ry, of Nor-
walk, has gone to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rates are in
Washington. 1). (‘.
Arthur lulls, of \V-nb rbury, is a guest
of Fred hlls, of Camp stmet.
lion. i1). (,1. Koch-r has returned 111111111
from New Jersey.
1". 5. Ambler, of Norwalk, is in New
York today.
Miss l-llla Miller, of ilcdi'ord. is the
guest of her brother. Frank Miller.
Mrs. Julia Johnson is the guest of her
brother. Horace llollart. in Newburg.
Miss Alice Council. of linrbnnk stmn'
is rustii'ating in itidgeiield.
D. If. HIRVEY'S
CITY EMPLOYMENT AOENOV.
hullc w and numb-1111111 dmlrlng llr~l4‘l1wt
{will in 11111111111111 it nan obtain Hm 1.1111111 at
healmu aucnu- y. a wihuwwi dilng position»
either male or female: on «ecu r1 condovnwnt
\‘v‘untml TWH'HIII‘M'I)‘ maids. two cooks
and two Wallets.
0. H. HARVEY, Harvey’s Ibo.
“are. '
711 North Main street, South Norwslk.
has r11-
liich field
Miss Baird's
institute.
1101111111. coma.
. . . .0250.“ Ye‘ar.
lath Yum in Norwnlk.
110111111111 11111 1111 11111001.
l'rifnarr. int-1r clinic. a adcmlr and ...|.
logeprv‘t-amlurv 11mm vam'lull bunny-toyed
(on. 11141111! 1sultan t‘lmtliinli, music. arlami
tithi- 11111111111111 (fun-to! ath all ..,, to mo
and 1111111111111 A limited minds-rmf lay pup
.misiwlal Modemsadmitted. Hood for cir-
"113“. hr! molirationdesirable.
Q] in is- at bunwtmisilurs on Thurs-
11:11 £1“ 1i lay oi mob week until 1111 p. 111
J
\ ‘11.
Benton. . -
TRISLEFOUT, .
EXGELSIOR, 1‘ - ‘1
hit-um
R-L-v R-A-R-r: R
2 SHEETS EUR 3 GT5.
- l 011] SHEET.
F. D. LAWTDN & 00.,22 South Main Street
The Popular Market
Is alwaydhnown by the appearance of
the housekeepers who visit it. This pic-
m1: is taken-from life. Last summer
tumors from N. Y. who traded with us
tell us that they tried their best' to get the
meat that we sold them at our rices, but
found it was impossible to dup icate the
meat at the price. so you can see that
we live up to our name, which is the
cheapest and best market in the town.
You miss it if you do not come and see
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET,
GRAND MARK— DOWN 011‘
Ladies’ Shirt WaiStsH
FRIDAY, JULY 3d
1 We commence our annual clearing up sale of Ladies‘,Shirt Waists.
V
Ladies' shirt waists at 251:. former price, 501:.
_.__..o__.
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We haw-the best lim1 of H
5 and I111: soaps in the
town, as Well as all the
high price goods.
-—-—-—0——-11-1
Soda .
VVater 1
R'ldi
it can hardly be other-
11'1111 when our eiiorts to
ili'ilit'llili! th11 linest how'-
ragos in town are con-
siili'tvtl. It is a sllnpli
matt-r tooqilonty of
P11011108" in every glass
and the 1111th fruit juic-
11s for taste and a good
allowanccof the finest
11111 cream make a com.
hination that tickles the
taste and quenches the
thirst 1
'IHOLs OHECI SJJZLBIV'ICI 'H '8 LV
ONINVEWO 35005-0 80: ONIHLAHBA
”—0...—
R. H. PLAISTED
43 Washington
Street.
SD. IORWMK.
Agent—$11111 you put a burglar alarm
in your house?"
Lady—No. we
Agent—dint»
Lady—No, i nwan it:
dgtl't need it.
the family
1101111111 the strum watches the place so
ole-sly that even a burglar could not get
in‘trithcut being men.
1,... .A GREAT DiSTRIBUTION. OF
Silk Neckwe '
WWI—lbw
' AT‘ A
REDUCTION or 33: PER 111
One Dollar Will Buy One Dollar and fifty Dents 11111111111111
SINGLE “55,3511.
3 FOR $1.
they are equal in every respect to 50~ccnt ties. Fine quality of I, 7
full size, solid bands, correct shapes and up-to-datc patterns.
‘ *—
Also a full assortment of
Summer Suits,
'0“ coati and Vests,
mick Pants,
Linen Crash Pants,
Bros.
IGS
11 1- 11 1' 1011,“ " 11.1. '
‘ ““““ " 1' ' '1 '1 75c, 1' _ '1 11:12. Nogllgu.
l " '~ '1 " 1115c, '1 1' 111 :11 Shirts, -
T 10 abovi.1 arcbargains, as they are fresh goods. and correct in style, it
and tit Special prices on all summer goods, as We intend to close out 1111113300111 Bola! '4 SOUTH "Al N SI
11 that line. '
i Gips, , '.
' E DWARB STRE ET l Doll and Bicycle Suits: South ' . L p
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CORN. Straw Hats. N “i j
.._....__-- mm orwa .
JACKSON’SPHOTOGRAPHS! -
Underwear, Conn.
A if 11‘
1111;111:1111...“ ‘t‘f‘f’. Prices Reduced! "11"“
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, and MILFORD A' GIFFI"
53 WALL‘STREET. - . . . uonwauc, come 3335- Manager.
-—» -—- M — »- ~~——-——-—=—"—~— ~——~ ~—-« ————— ~11 ~———-1- Comstm'k Bros.. Masonic lluiluilng. Nu :walk.
R. H. READ ' , i
71-1; ‘
~11" 1'" 00mStOCk Bi’O" »
Plantedl
I “ '
. -, ' H ’4" 'fi
13': pRUoolsr. 4 .
ALE
At THEO. OLSEN’
OfMen’s
Ladies’ 1
and
Children’s
. . SHOES.
S Shoe Store.
l have bought a stock 111i Lounsburv,
()Nltn‘ils,
HALF PRICE!! .1
Mathewson 1\' Co.'. "‘Iincl
and for 60 days will sell them ior
Ladies' Shoes and x 1
Ladics’ $4.00 Shove, $2.007 Mott’s $5.00 Russel $3. 50
“ 3.00 . “ 2.00 “ 4.00 “ 33005
11 2.00 11 1.50 1' 3.00 '1 2.00
" 1.50 “ 1.00 “ 2.50 “ 1.5 O
“ 3.00 Kid ()Xibl'ds,1.50 “ 2.2 5 “ 1.2 5 '
“ 2.00 “ 1.50 “ 2.00 “ 1.00
“ 1.50 “ 1.00
it ‘. 7 , 'i C .
“ 23.83 Rxsfllt,‘ (ls’i'gg 100 pair lloys’ Shoes, 000
11 L5” 11 11 1.00 100 “ Children’s Iliisset,80e
“ 1.2 5 “ ’ “ 7 50 100 “ “ "‘ 600 ‘.
The above are all i
work and eloS1 attcnti
hold in Norwalk.
ho Latest Styles and Up-«to-ilate, and ifhard
on will do it, it will lli' the Biggest Sale ever 1
TH E0
H. OLSEN,
8! Washington Street, South Norwalk. .,
”£9111 Wfflftfl" W. 9"???” 1’
Norwalk Chronicler