In. a mm.- M Sui-“lbw
Inflow-l,” luau-um
m M lion-l m
Thetemporutureotthe mutant The
Kuob.today,la08°.
The Arlen Singing society will hold a
rebound tonight.
Daniel A. Bette and Mrs. Martha A.
' Hint have been appointed administra-
toru of the late J. Burr Belts estate.
~Thrce pieces extra super carpet at
48,0. at Scofleld a: Boy” t It.
The monthly mmtingof the Daugh-
ters of the Kluge! Grace churchwiil be
held toniorrow‘ ufternon at -I o’clock.
Coupon No. 21,802 drew the bicycle at
the Norwalk Boston rtore last week.
The holderofthe lucky ticket haunot
. put in an appearance.
—Y:Icht cups. O'Brieu's.
The continued care of George Virort-
lro, charged with shooting Guy Gnrerro.
of Clay street, will come up tomorrow
morning at 9 o’clockL -
The case of State vs. Mrs. Anna An-
derson, for manslaughter, come up in
the Town Court, this incrning. and was
uljourned until next week Saturday.
C. Ford Sceley. has arranged with the
L A. W. officials to have the bicycle
races held at the Yale & Towne picnic.
Woodsido Park, July l8, put on the
stflo circuit. 4
The Twin City Wheelmcn have or-
rnngcd for another run to lhmhury,
next Sunday. if the weather is favorable.
The start will be made from the club
mourn at 9 o'clock.
~Weakfish, tic. N. Y. Mkt.
‘_ At the prayer senice in the South
Norwalk Congregational church. but
night. Charles S. St. John and Marshall
B. Tones were re-e'dected deacons for
terms of three years each.
Eureka Rebeka Lodge will hold a box
social th'nI evening, in Guider‘HHuII.
Rowayton. Members will take the-
7120 car, Ladies will bring lunch
‘ in boxes. There will be music and done-
iug. * 4..-... A; ‘ ‘
The fourth of the series of Vomalk
Yacht club races will be suilrd tomor-
row Afternoon, over the club court-44.4,
sthrting from the club-hon» :It «5 II'IfllK‘k.
The next smoker will tale: pine-.2 Wed
newlay night, the 22nd imt.
x—Struw hats. U'llrien's;
Minn Marnie Bowen Il‘evl yesterday of
dysentery, at her home in (:3W1llfilf'i‘l,
Bridgeport, aged twenty-one years.
Mimi Bowes was a niece of BIL-I. Snmh
Larrignn. of Water street. The remains
will be brought here tor burial.
Ernest!" Mutt of Klimbeth street was
riding his bicycle down South MI'I n
street. last night. behind a heavy truck,
which came auddenly to a standstill.
Mawtcr Plan's wheel crnslwl into thr
truck and he wan thrown oil and bnn’s'
I441, and the front of lilil wheel was dnin-
Elm-«l an that he had to send it to the r4»
pair :Ihop.
4-Stllult1l5l elmnldI-rs. M). X, Y. .‘lkl.
The Norwnlk Iimk Iau'torry oxpncte to
n-nnmv wm-k next Monday on the livr- ‘
IlIIyII-a-ww-k. IIInr»hmIr.4~n—4lay mhmluiv. I
:IItI-r thr ll‘ilill tw'u wmlfl slim down
Chances have been made in some of tlI4~
4l4~pIIriIII44nm mu! num- may lull-4w.
William Ililmom has rmiimcd no Im-
mnn of the [within]: room.
‘ mm“..-
Alvu ll. Tuthill. 4.! Hickory Illufl'.will
mzllcvrxtvnniw alteratinm tn Iii-4 null-
4l4IIII444. 44nI‘Ir44ly ruined-dint: the
building. The root ml! b44 min-d
nmlnuuthvr «army :ul4lml,ntower will,
III-built on the mlhcmt mater. and .1
twnmturyvxtc-nsinn on the north aid“.
'in Union cemetery, Norwulk,
ttntl eiII’l
,.l..
with buy window—e. Architect W. 4S.
Knapp in now drawing: the plum.
“Illuvfiuh. ‘4'. S. Y. .‘ILt.
na‘r rviigionn IIIM tint: w. 'i be ‘4
Rn (mun
livid HundrtyIIl'tI-rnmnnu thr- lawn :I
l: l’, TI‘I'INIWI'U'S rmidvnv‘c :II ”I” 4m-
nm‘ of Wm: Wumter elm-t and Lincoln .
nrmnv. 'l‘lIr' nicotine will be lit‘lil a: li
n'elwlc. Encouraged by the Imwvuu 4&4
Ilm mooring bold but Sunday I! z,‘
Mound martin: has-144m :ImuIiIm-II and
it wry Imdltohln time in :Inti4 ipahd
Time will I!!! «pr—v Lil winning.
hint, I ‘hurlm M. )lovlicr. of the Win!» '
ington aim-t bridge. nnt4-4rtnincd a large »
company I I frivnvbt. but night. in hunlrr
of liWfll'l‘l". Dire, Inn mun um!
IIIII m-r Kerri", HI llimlriyn. Mm,
Perri-4. whole only nine yenfi of one, is.
'l 44w .«I winner and a very growth! Ilanc- »
er. :md 144- row- n delightful entertain- "
IIIuIIt. ”T‘ll‘t‘fll‘llflt‘nfl were norm! Ilizr- ‘
inn "444 "running. Holiday, .‘Ilr. and M244;
Tlll‘lt’leifll mendrrrf. til Into: "Ill. will .
entertain the Izmnpuy.
1......“-
«Iauiu' Alpine but: a: memo. l
5 it"?
A party o! 3qu Norwulkfrleudl will
visit Mill Bowen, 0! Dorian, today, 30-
ing down by trolley. '
,Alargeno. note has been plucedln.
the weotobound station by the Consoli-
dlted Railroad company.
-Chickent, Inge. N. Y. Mkt.
The case of Payne VII. Yates come up
in the Town Court today and was con-
tinued until Monday. ,
The monthly meeting of the directors
of the Norwnlk Hospital association will
be held next Monday night.
Councilman Eugene L. Boyer, presi-
dent ot the Board. is acting mayor dur-
Mayor A. C. Wheeler‘s absence 4
Senator Ferris will take a party of
friends. out in the Eve 1..., Monday, to
the Sewnnliuka Yacht club races.
~Brown derbys. O'Brien's.
R. H. Golden went to Dorian, yester-
day, and adjusted a fire loss for the
Spring Garden Fire Insurance company.
Work will boresumed next Monday
at the Lockwood Manufacturiuig com-
panys factory, after u week's shut-
do“ n ’ l
__,__._.
James Cureymell known in Norwalk,
was killed by the cart in Bridgeport,
Wednesday. He was an uncle of Joules
Gordon, of Norwalk.
-—laeuve orders for Nnrwulk-Stqnford
Express at Denton’s, 48 Wall street.
Norwalk, Watkins & Dow 80. Norwnlk.
A beautiful bed of nasturtinms in
the yard of Mrs. Jane Browns resi-
dence, in Washington street, attracts
much attention from passcrs-by.
Dr. W. C. Burke was overcome by the
heat last Friday. and his eyes were
somewhat nilccted. In consequence he
is obliged to wear smoked glasses.
~Big sale of rugs tomorrow, 30:400. at
$1.08. Scoficld 48: Hoyt-'5.
P. W. Bates yesterday erected 11 stone
to the
memory of Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard E. Bearso, of Water street.
The large two-musted schooner Mun-
chester and Hudson. with bluostonc,
and ,ihe ,schooner Sharpslimter,» with
brick. are unloading at .1. ll. Forris'
wharf.
—-M' Carrio Scii'ert, of Brooklyn, bus
been syncinlly engaged to appear III. the
Boron Point Auditorium for the hnlnnce
of the week, in popular songs and fancy
dances.
The remains of Miss N011]: Mokclcy,
who died in the Westport Sanitarium,
yesterday, have been brought to Not-
wnlk. The funeral will be held from
St. Mary'schurch, tomorrow morning.
The badges won by Welcome Btrunger
l/xluc.Son.~'uf St. George, for having
the best tcaunnt u picnic recently held
III Bridgcwrt, are on exhibition in one
of the windows of Tomlinson‘s drug
.‘l‘ll'l‘.
llnwaml Shaw, 0! (‘lmstnut street,
South Xorwnlk. fell from It stoop, yes—
‘I4-niay. cutting his head quite badly,
Dr. (.‘lurk took several stitches in the
wound. and ”Ir little boy is getting
along nicely.
mh'lrnw Imt~ I'lt‘lllll‘ll. H'llrien‘n.
.lulIII Lundlmrn, who will him: the
H'ttrr of the signal tower at llll‘ Watching-
4«‘4t unwing. is moving from
llridnvpori to South h'orwnlk. .‘l.
Ilruwn III :Il-4o moving from Ncwnrk. N.
to tins city.
At the llIl'I‘llIli: of Sherman Council.
ll-Iyid Arcunum, inst night. :Irrunmu
, uncut» wvrc nnulv for the visit of Inspec-
tor Snuvclly. of NI w Uni-en, ut the “Pit
Inwting. tin L'md inat .\ candidate
will I-44 initinml. and r4 ll‘I'RlllllitlllH will
be wrw-II.
«4 IMII't mix! on Saturday. N Y. Mkt.
Imam-4 Deputy ('lIIIrlI-II (lebrnnnm
‘Inismllml tlI44 newly I'lI'cIml IItliva'II of
l Kibnmn IIIIcuIIIpnII'nt.
. ‘ night
I U.” l“.. but
The; ore: (f. 'l‘.. ll. W, Kvmp;
II l.. Ilbon liaion; ll W. I'IIIIIIIIII W
éllllh” .I W. ..I:IIIII4 Iii'I‘VI'k‘ mribe, Ht.
'_.'Iolm MI- mil. tI‘mI-oIrI-r. HHKwtlI
Sax nnrinluzrs "I Ibo llridgulmrt (inn
niche-Ill mine to South Normllk, to-
outrun to about anoint the Nurmnnlw
{iIIIII‘lIllI .II III44Ilrogory l’olnt rouge.
1IIiI- i4 tlII-ir mom! Inwtinu. The
hlthinizwIll Ingmar l II'cloIIt. itc-
‘ in ~lllll“lll! will be men-444! by the local
E('IIIII. ._.-....
The Young l’coplo’u Society of
Liliri-Itiun Endeavor, oi the Knight
Elm-44! African Methodist church.
wns enIortIIiIII-d luv-t night by Mm.
Townwnd, of Main MH‘I‘I. Norwullt.
Mum? thirty cumin were piracynd m1
Immnn‘lly pleasant Ironing wn. enjoyed
it". Ila-In niIIIImIIu wot-44 Fl'l“\'l‘ll.
«~IIIr. John ll. lhilrin. piano tuner.
wilib. in 54min Norwulk. next week
Toimure prompt attention send orders
in early care at Mnbuckm Hotel.
on the silver question.
‘umrmmmcmm
III Silver 6mm in cuIIcn'I 6.4..
WABIVWIIIIIIS lEAll 'III III" Blows
, .
Mp TM Counts 81m In I cum—In-
land'fltnnllfitlm Ills “Vic's
“blanching-automatic
Floorwilbllcbul.
Michmillt‘itzgeruld, of Banks street,
plunged through the swinging doors at
John Cullen's ‘szloon near the Wall
street bridge. shortly utter II o'clock last
evening, with his face looking like ll
piece of row beet steak. llia cries of
“Fire!" "Murder!" “Police!" rent the
air, bringing ()tllcer Merchants to the
scene. He sent Fitzgerald to police
headquarters, and then collared George
Curr, n bcely Englishman, who we»
pulling and blowing from the heat 0!
battle and trying to pin up the rents in
hisclothing, which was also sputtered
with Fitzgerald's blood.
Curr was arrested and taken to police
headquarters, where Judge Hubbell
placed him under $430 bonds until this
morning. Cullen became surety for his
appearance. After his release he made
It counter-chemo ageinst Fitzgera‘d.
From what could be learned, Fitz-
gerald and Cullen not into an argument
“Judge" TuhI-y
interfered and Fitzgerald prove him It
Whack on the head that sent him to
p sleep in a corner, where be counted
stars by the million. Ca'r then had his
buy for which be received a punch in
the nose. This insult to Blitish blood
was more than Queen Victoria’s subject
could stand, and he want It! FitzgerI-Id
like a. mud bull. knocking him down
and trmnpliug upon him in the saw— l
dust carpet that. covm the floor of the
cu'e.
The superior Weight of the Britishcr
was too much for the son of the Emerald
Isle and he come out of the melee badly
scarred. '
Fitzgerald was arrested this morning.
Both cases were continued until Mon-
duyf
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Lincoln Council, I). l‘. A. M .will
meet tonight.
Mrs. ‘Iohn Hignnlns has just rout-er
ed from a Micro illness.
The 'Norwulk Board of Health met
last night illltl adjourned until tonight
IJ. H. Decker i9 n-pointinr: the “'30.-
donm' of Mrs. Ballard. in Raymond
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thewlorv L4)Wutlt*ri and
family. of South Main street on}: rpm! a
soil on the Sound yesterday
A son weighing Mm» n ponwls 44mm
this morning to the home of Mr and
Mrs. Edward I Yonunrs. West strwt.
Mrs. Frederick H. Brmmiu and Min:
Hattie Bogurdus, of Elizabeth firm-t,
and others will make up II puny {or
Roton. today.
The governing board 4d the Norwnlk
Ynchtclub dIIl not meet but night. a
quorum In; bring present, but adjourn-
I'll for one week.
The sown-m at ll‘lt‘ Wnll street growl
tent are increasing in interest. In»: night
there want good attendance, and tin-
IIII444tiIII: WM wry llltvl’t‘iflflg.
The cable for tlw new tire :Ilnrm box
on the Wuhinntnn srrv'ot bridge arrived
todny. and will be lJid norms the but
but u.~ won an the box :IrrIvuI,
.
A .4-‘IIIII'tinnlInI hem I’I'I'i‘lW'Il I44! tho‘
lIiI-yvlv I‘nm- ltl iiIr Norwulk l’uir
(lrmnult. fonmrruw. E. .l. Thoma»
has been appointed to 10'! :I.-4 oilicnl II.
..\ W to force.
I'Ionccr (III-lilo. A. H “K .\I I' Will
inIItnll “Ilium tonight. ’1 luv lino «lo gov
will be conform! on one candidate
Member» of Palestine (‘Iuntlc will In!)
th44 l'iom-ers II frilli'l’lllil Ii~4it inn body
The I 'l‘ I‘Iuvmr 444mmny In“ the
contract Inpulnr the I‘nnmlirlnml mil-
rwul'n IWH new Ileputn and round homu-
In titumfonl, :Indnlm tin- p-Ilm- In! tho
Somalk strum Itnilw Iymmpum The
pub-s an be ing pointer“! an olive In" I H
William H devr nrul I'lltl’lt‘! l2.
llIlIblc, the unit puintnrn III E. I42. (inn
Imm's form, are pnmtmg the Inuit III
MIm‘InII Ilrotlwrn' new budding in Best
Woubiuutun street. Tin» pinto glass
windows for the trim Atom Will he not
in Inlay or two. They no pmbublr the
lurwint plate plumes In South Nurwalk.
Miss Baird’s
Institute.
”DIWALI. CONN,
{25%}. Year.
1W: lair in S44Iu'nlk.
BOARDINB MD 0" SCHOOL.
I’rimnu. Intuinmlmb Il' ulnmic m4l 44-!
My [.44- mi Ii-liy 4 lll" 4‘ “in“ inlistu mid VIII
(«r1 ”444140! llll'ill‘ 4M4 IIIIuII. munic. Inland
tII4 lununugv». I'4nr4i4414-dt44di4n to month:
IIIIII III4IIIII4 IN A limito 44! "embroider 144ml!»
«Mow-ml ntudenh mlmi ted iii-ml hr -ir-
odinl. hurl application 4 ”nimble.
loin lent lmmvtuvtrlturr on Thurs-
Il-Iv an “14hr nice: It mix until amp. m
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TAIBLEFOOT.
EXOELSIOR.
P-A-ID-B-R. ‘ I
2 SHEETS EUR 3 O'I’S.
I 01'. l SHEET.
F. D. LAWTOIl I. 00.,
DONOVAN BLocK.
EDWAR
Ladies" Sh"
)l
and fit.. Special prices on all summer
_n that line.
EDWAR
5 cnzrm: Bunnluo.
JACKBEN’S P443
2 south MalIIStraet
gm
Mfg”..—
' ture is token from life.
ASH IMGTOM STREET.
GRAND M RK~DOWN 0F
rt’ Waists! !
, JULY 3d
We commence our annual cleu us: up sale of Lndics' Shirt Waiats.
Ludies' shirt waists t 25c,’f3rmer price, 50c.
The above arebargains. its-they um , resh goods. and correct in style, qualit
EREETI
TOGRASHSI
' The Popular Market
Is always known b the u Ipearnnee of
the housekeepers w o visitit. This pied
Last summer
customers from N. Y who traded with us
tell us that they tried their bestlto got the
meat that we sold them at our prices but
found it was impossible to duplicate the
ment 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
no. -
* FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
~ FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
STREEr,
“ - 750.
930.
“ $1.30.
5, as we intend to close out everything
NORWALK, CONN.
Are unsurpassed for beudty
of style and finish ......
53 WALL STREET. - - -
E. M. JACKSOM, Photographer,
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK. CONN
R. H.
4+.
Plai'sted!
DRUGGIST.
Do _
You 4
Need
Soap?
\Vn- IIIIv44tlI4- best line of III
5 and Wu snaps in tin-
town. In: VI‘vl! us III! the
high prim- Ion-4h".
Our
Soda
VVater
Is
Just
Ihght!
II can Imrdly be other-
ww' win-II our ctYort-I to
dispense the IlIII'HI lll‘\‘I‘4
rains in town are I-un«
Hub-ml. It in II 440"va
mutter WF-Illl'llly 44f
r-mliwuln «wry .41qu
and the finest fruit juic-
I'!‘ [or hem- and II uuod
alllnwmlct‘uf the Ilnont
ICI‘ I'twnn Illlllfl' II 4min-
IIiImtImI thut Iicklcn the
heir :Ind quencher the
thin-4t.
0......
'IEIOLS 0080 5.0313IV‘Id 'H 'H .1."
ONINVB‘IO ESOOH HO: ONIHLAHEA
Mm...
R.H.PI.AISTED
03 Washington
Street.
80. IOI'IWALI.
II. II. IIIIIVEV‘S ,
011V EMPLOYMENT AOENOV.
Ind In... In! umdh nu-II III’NIl‘lIIK ilr-«I-rloau
h Mininnny 41444 "I 0'4 ""lllll tII4 t‘illlll' :II
Ilmulmwnumw): ulw «IIIIqu *l'lllllfllflmillnlm.
I- .1!» r mule uI IeInnl». Plum-4- IIIv‘chrIuyIm-nl
Wont-4d «Tum munch maids. m. and...
me] two welt-4m.
('3. H. ”AIVIV. Nancy's Oh.-
0‘04».
READ .
THE
WANT
COLUMN.
Original Price.
0012 GREAT MID-SUMMER
“Ction 1‘3
. BEGINS .T.. .
SATURDAY MORNING, JULVII’
Quick buyers get the best values.
Come early as we haven
about enough to go around once, and some may "v
Will“ lWG or more ’
Bargains' In Clothing!
Bargains' In Furmshingsl!
No imaginary values givcu'io these goods.
The original price“;
are the modest ones we have been selling them
at all the season.
MEN’S SUITS.
$18.00 mixed cassimcrc and Irish homespun
men's suits,
15.00 mixed worsted suits,
11.00 gray diagonals and fancy cassimcrcs,
12.00 bluc serge suits,
12.00 mixed cassimcrcs,
H
8.00
46
\
Reduction in Negligee Shirts!
$50 and $I.25 Fine Percales {Ind Madras Cloths, $1.00
$.00 Cheviots and Zephyrs, 744:.
75c Shirts, 58c.
,STRAW HATS, HALF PRICE!!!
Comstock Brothers;
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
h.
- - Conrl‘ ' Ié‘c‘it.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. . " .
Bld'g, Norwulk.
Comstock Bron, Masonic
So. Norwalk Store Open Evenings.
”SALE
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
' .-
.nusHOEs.
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
l have lIoIIg‘iIL :1 stock of Lounsbnry, Mathewson 4\"
Oxfords, and for 00 days will sci!
HALF PRICE!!
Col»: l4‘inc .mlics'Shocs and‘
tin-III for
Lullivs’ “4.00 SIIOI‘S, $3. 04)
“ 3.00 “ 2.00 L
“ 2.00 “ 1.50 i
" 1.50 “ LOO
“ 53.00104! ()xlbrds,l.50
“ 2.00 “ “m” 1.50
' 44 1.50 4‘ ‘4 1.00
“ «3.00 Rns’t 0x04183110
“ 2.00 “ “ 1.50
“ 1.50 “ “ 1.00
“ 1.2 5 “ 7 50
Men’s $5.00 Russet,
II
II
(I
II
II
100 pIIiI ll on43’ Shoes,
(I
100
100
{I
$3. 50
4.00 44 3.004
21.00 “ 2.00
2.50 “ 1.;
2.2 5 “ 1.2 5
(I
2.00
000
UlIildI'cII’ s llusset,800
(I (I . GOG
held III Voiw- IIlk
The above are llll tiI44 Latest Styles and Up-to-l):Ite,uI1d iI'hIII'd
vork and 010344 :Iii44IItioII will do it, it will be lilo Biggest Sale IIVcI‘
”Emmett!“ “film
i.
THEO. H. OLSEN
8| Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler