j
1 aocidont at Tarrvtown, N.Y..
1111811111 111111 1111111111 1111
‘ SEMINH’S. 11111111111111.
giant .1 in may: 11., s» .1111 Near
III Nmnlk, 80th Namath and Vicinity
During Their Diurnal lournevim
The temperature of the water at The
" Knob, today, is 119°.
Several trees in Washington street
were cut down this morning.
~Biucflsh, 111.1. N. Y. Mkt
Aiolophono pay station has boon 113-;
tablishcd at Vogcl’sdrng atom in Nor-
walk.
Otto Barthol, tho but manufacturer,
wont on a llshiug expedition to Strat-
t‘ord, today.
Stephen Erkrtz, who has beon at the.
hospital. sullen-lug with m1 abscess 1111 his
face, will ho discharged today.
Mrs. ‘..A Frc111na11,liliss Noliio Mc-
Mahon and Miss Nollie Foley 11 heeled
to Bridgcport and loturn yosterduy.
~Strawl1ats. O'Briou's.
—~ --—————- 1
Rev. D. M. Seward is ongagod to
proach in tho (Jougrogationai church,
Groouflold ilill, noxt Sabbath.
The ongagcmont is annou11eod,of Miss
Jonmo F. Forms, daughter of Charles
E. Farris, of llayviow avonuo, and II.
' Wilfred Bodwcll.
. ——Smoked shoulders, no. N. Y. Mitt-
Tho damages awarded in the. proposed
widoning and grading of East. Wall
stroet amount to $li,258..‘10 and tho
benefits 1011.11,.1511.
Tho Amhcrst Bicycle club, of Bridge-
pnrt, will haw1 a club run to Norwalk
tomorrow. The Bridgeport When]
club will run to Rotou l’oin.
A man who makes only mough mono)
to live in moderate. comfort is now-r
thought by his physician to in! in abso-
luto need of an European trip.
—Yacht caps, I.)'Brion,'s.
It is rumored that thr- Consolidated
road propo'sos to equip tho Stamford lim-
with tho underground or third rail sys-
tem. If they do Stamford will b- ahead
of allothcrcitics in tho state in this
- rcspoct.
Tho Sans (:oromonio club had a dam-.11
' at Roton Point, last night, about thirty
n1e111bors and friends comprising tho
party. A special trolloy car conveyed
tho 1-lub tojho i’oint.
—-\V1=aklisl1,tic. N.Y.Mi:t.
Norwalk's silvorlh1n1ocrats ooh-bratod
tho. nomination of Bryan, last night, by
soilingoil‘ big iii-1: crnckors and sky roc-
kets. Sound money l)1111111crat.-1 kept
still, and wont to bod oarly.
”Prof. M. 5. Room. tln- 11'1-ll—ln1111vn
ocnlist-opticialn can 111-. consuitod at his
otlicc, in thc parlor of tho (Iity Hotel.
South Norwnlk, Tucsdays. from £1 a. 111.
to II p. 111. Eyes cyauuned treo.
An oxenrsion of 2.5011 pooplc, sown
1 iscopal Sunday schools in New York
1-1 _',pioni11.k1~dat iloton t’oint, yestor-
day. '1‘i1oinr-1nbcrziol tho Ncpporbam
Avonno Baptist church. Now York.
will picnic at thr- l’oint. Monday.
.‘i. J. i’iatt. of 11'. Elizaln-lh stroct, has
takI-n tho agoncy {or a largo. colormi
chart sorting forth tho dill'oronou ho.
twoon protootion and Iron trado. It also
boar» spiondid likonrssos ot' McKinb-y
and ilobart. It is soiling wcll 111111111:
South Norwnlk Ilopnblicans.
—-l)-1n‘t 111111.111... Saturday, N. Y.Mkr.
The sand worm is hoing caught again
in tho waters adjoin-Iii to South Nor-
waik. This morning i‘our mon lnndod
at tho carriagr- bridgo with nearly a
bushel botwoon thom Two yours ago a
law was passed nioiilbiting lhoir mp-
turo, and imposinga Ila-.1 111111111 for the
Violation. “mm..- ..
WillinmAdams, of Norwalk. who H
soiling a washing 111wd11r. met with an
yostnnlay.‘
Ills turnout. wan struck by a runaway
loam and damagod considorahly, and
his horso's hip was badly spruinod. Mr.
Adams Was in tho wagon at tho time of
tho collision and his arm was slightly
hurt.
«Loavo ordors for Norwalk- Stamford
161111111114 at lh-ntons. I11 Wail strut-t.
Norwalk. Watkins 1% ”11111.50. Norwalk.
’l‘ho local raring 1111111 who ridt- Swarm
bioyolos aro being oncstionod as to
whom, how and whon tin-y got their
whoois The L. A. W. raring board. it
is claimed, arc al'tor all man who arr-
ridinu Htoarns whorls for advortising
purprw-s and did not purcharw thorn.
[u ll11-1ta11111l’ thr: local 1111111,I1o1r11vr1r.
illslmliovod that tho majority of the
wheels worn paid for.
“First-class work. lowost mines, at
1),; Warm-11‘ dontaiollioo, Ilnyt's'l'hea‘
in building. Washington street. 8111th
141111111”: Upon from 9 to l 311111111111
and an. in. to 99-1311 "II WI?
m
‘1 ad tho latter pan 01mm 11.91111;
”W
his position at Pinneo' 11 book storo.
Chief of Police Bradley mortal James
Cook, for intoxication, this morning.
—-Ladios' Alpine hats at O’Brion’s.
Frank 0. Becker‘s building at the
foot of Washington stroot is in the
hands ottho paintcrs. '
The annual alluring for tho Norwalk
Hospital will be mado at the First Gon-
grogntional church tomorrow morning.
A concert will l111 givon on tho hotel
viiraudn at Roton Point, tomorrow at-
tornoo11,fr1.nn '2 to?) o‘clock,by Smytho’s
full orchestra.
~Cl1ickens, 12' :_.'c. N. Y Mkt.
Thcrc will be dancing at Dorlon's,
tomght. The Philharmonic orchestra
will furnish music, with Prof. Charles
Flynn as uromptcr.
The case of George Virortko, {for
shooting Guy (iurorro, came up this
morning, but was continued until Mon-
day morning at I) o'clock.
’l‘ho plato glass windows for Marvin
iirothors’ now building in Washington
stroot arrivcd 011 tho Vulcan yostorday
and worn sot this morning.
-—Brown dorhys. 1‘)’Bricn's.
A lish polo projects from John
Maiouo's stoic in Wall street, upon
which hangs a bright tin sign boaring
tho inscription “III to 1—11 winner.”
Judge tholor has lilcd his linding 111
tin-i .‘hostcr 1-1 Loonaid case, and tho
appeal to tho Supreme. Court by tho
piaintills will now be perfcctcd.
Frank J. Curtis and wife, the 1111.51.11
Lulu and Maud (in-gory, Lettio and
.Iosephiuo Shumwaydunl Mis;~ Socor will
go to lloll island next wcck.
Mrs. James F. Fioidcr. of Jorscy (Jity,
who is visiting hor paronts, Mr. and
Mrs. H. i‘. Price, of West avounc. foil
from her bicycle, last night, and sprain-
cd her anklo.
—-$traw hats 1111-11111111.
1..)‘lli-i11n's.
A party of Norwaik‘s young bicych-
ridors will go 1511011111131 Island tomorrow
morning it the wonthor is piqiumnt.
They will lcavo Norwalk at l a. 111., and
amt-ct to reach home about 7 p. 111.
The Sunday schools of St. Paul's
parish will how an excursion to Ry:-
Hoach. by stcaumr lsaboi, Wodnosday.
Tho boat will leave tho stcamhoat dork
.it'fifiln a. 111. Tickets arc on salc at
Jackson's jewolry storcin Wall street;
H. .il. Williams', [7 Main stroot, and at
W. H. Ilanl'ord'a storo. East Norwallc.
'l‘hero will l111 an orchostm 1111 tho boat.
.I. iinrnoli l). liarvoy, 111111 of Mr. and
.Vlrs. (.‘harlos ll. iiarvoy, of North Main
stroot, 1:11l11ln'atod, last owning, the ~‘ixth
annivorsary of his birthday. About
IIII1II‘II 111' his young Irionds WPY prom-111.
and had a pleasant limo wi i1 ganios.
singnig and recitations. Th1- host 1'11.
coived scvcrai pretty gifts, and :1 colla-
tion was :«orvt‘d.
—-Mr. John ii. Daicin. piano tnnor.
wiiibo, in South Norwulk, noxt wook.
’i‘o insuro prompt attontion 211-1111 ordoru
in oarly, caro ol' Mllillu‘kl‘llln lion-i.
Among tho many attractions at Pan'-
41111 Park, thcro is a lino spam- for bunc—
hnll playing. and this will b1- utilized
on July 231, by a pi1-k1-d 11in1- of young
1111-11 from 1-111'h Sunday school of tho
Norwalknnd East Norwalk Motbodist
churches, which will picnic- tin-r11 on
that datc. ltis alsooxpm-tod to main-
1111a match gamo botwvon tho Innrriod
11111.11, Io tnko plam- 1111 ”to. sanio dato.
Sour-story ilotsford of tho Sin-ll Fish-
1-ri1-s(fonnnission had turnod lln- oilin-
of that 1111111111issi11n ovor to his sin-comm
Attorney A.M1-.(.'.. Matthuwm11. HI
H111 smuootaxos lilll‘ this yoar all bad
boon paid in botorc Mr. llotsford dr-
parturo. cxccpt about $3110, and in addi-
tion sovorai hundrvds of dollars of back
taxos. Mr. Matthowson w1ii arrango
thoollicos of tho .11111111111iul11n so 1111 to
continut tin-111 with his own olllco.
Homo twonty lIlHlIIiIfll‘s 11! Twin (lily
Noam-ii, of Norwalk, andn dologation
from Hiirt- Bram-h (tomn-il.N1-w (71111»
am. p.11d a visitt11l'21n1n'1llayton (foun-
1-1l. No.11. llauglitrrof I.ih1-rty,nt its
mot-ting last owning. and witncm'd tho
ornmpliIh-utiori of tho dong-o work of
tho order by tho dogrov tvam of thr-
(71111111Il. up 111 111111 mn-iirlnto. titan-
(J unneilor (.‘harios ilnwxhurst, 11f Sin-h
t1n, was also prosont. liol'rcshnn-nts
worn m-rvod at tho conclusion of tho
1111-1-ting--——.‘ita1nl‘ord Advocalo
--'I'i111 amt roan-11110111» in his t'hargon
is Dr. Warm-s, the dentist in lloyt‘s
Tin-al.111- building. Washington strut-t.
South N 11r11'allr
4111111..
Don't sand your laundry out of town
when It. can no dono last as mail by
hand In your own town It the 0113 Well
laundry, DI Wuhlw m.
Psalm 111111 11:11 noon 1» W‘ PM!
Robert Merchoumfiqu has resigned-
tmt 8.11mi. '
Rev/Gerald H. Board will mach at
the South 11111.1"er Congregational
church. tomorrow morning. Bin sor-
nion topic will be, “Frem Testimony to
Experience." Mr. Hawkins will take
Mr. l’erkius' pincc at the organ. The
Endeavor Society's meeting will he held
as usual in tho lecture room at 6:30. At
7:81) divine scrvlco will ho held with the
Baptist church in their house of wor-
ship. Preaching by the pastor of the
Congragationulchurch. from the, text,
“Be not deceived: Godis not mocked:
for whatsoveraman soIvoth that shall
he also reap. For he that sowcth unto n
l1ls11wn llosh shall of the flesh reap cor-
ruption; but he that rowcth unto the
spirit shall of the spirit reap eternal life."
Tho sorvicos at Bell Island, tomorrow,
will bu as usualariunday school at It a.
n1., gospel sorvioc at 4 o'clock, and usual
mooring at 8 o'clock. Tho spei‘ikors at
tho two last named services will bc Miss
‘dith Marshall, of New York, and Miss
N owcomb, formerly professor of botany
at Wcsloyan, now a ca1tain of tho Sal-
vation Army. At 111 meetings, last
Sunday, the nttondannc was vcrylarge.
Addresses wore made at 4 o‘clock by
ltov. II. (3. Whitney, of Rowayton, and
Rev. Mr. James, of New York. At 8
o'clock a Christian Endeavor society was
1.1rganizcd. Miss Gracc Weistwvho pre-
sidod over the meeting, was clooted
prcsidont. Miss Weist is‘ preparing to
go to (.‘hina us a missionary.
Grace church, Rev. S. H. Watkins.
rector. Sixth Sundayaftcr Trinity. .11
a. 111., Holy Communion; 111::I()_a. 111.,
Morning l’rayeriand sermon; 12 1a.,
Sunday school; 7:30 p. n1., Evoning
Prayer and address. Tho Rov. l". W.
Norris will oiliciatc in tho morning; tin-
rector in tho oveniug.
At tho First Mothodist Episcopal
churci1,tl1c pastor, Rev. A. S. Rava-
nagh, will preach at 10:31111. 111.. tomor-
row. upon “Standing Boiore the King,”
and 011- choir will render two anthems
“Hour my l’rayor," by Southard, and
"i‘he Friend who Waitcth Nigh,"iw
(i. ii. Mary. The owning service at
I225“ will be of the most popular charac-
tor. Tho pastor will proach upon "A
annrkahio Dream." illustrator} by
throc large paintings. 'l‘ho music will
be an antl11-1n, with tonor d alto
111111—15. "Sun of My final." Sancho-r.
and abuss and tenor duott, ' Sou
1.0111111 up to Time." Schncr'kor. Frank
(fornshx-Ic will render tho gonprl solo oi
tho ovoning, "Tho Fons: olll'loisiiazzar."
This is 0111- of Mr. Sankara br- -st musi-
cal commsitions. i'lniirr- .-11-r11:--1 one
hour. \ll an- united.
At ti11- . 'outh Norwalk ilaptistrhurch,
t1_a1111rrowmorning. thon- will b1- pr1-.;u~h.
ing by 1'). ll. ilennott: :aibjovt “’l‘rurh."
I11 tiir owning. tho soccnd oi the union
scrvicos of the Congregational and Bap-
tist churches, will be held at tho Baptist
church. with sormon by Rev. (4. H.
Hoard; oubjoct. “itoapi 11g 11'hatwoi-Iow."
Following II111 sormon tho choir will sing
"What Shalltho ilarvost i111." Y. i’.
H. i'. i'Z.1n1-eting 1110:5111, l1-d byi'. A.
ilavziand. 1 A 11'1-11-111111- to all.
N1'1r11'alk Mothodist Epimu 1pal church.
A. ll. Wyatt, pastor. Rov. ilarvoy i1},
Burro-s. of Brooklyn, formerly of South
Norwaik, will prom-i1 morning and
wooing.
('nlrary laptist church. il1-1'..Iohu.~111n
W. Iliil, pastor. 111;:111 a. 111., tin-111v,
"Tho lunnb of 171111;“ :i: If: p. 111., Sunday
.-1-hool: I p. 111., (‘hristian I-Indoawa'
mooring, led by (1. l). Lloyd; 11:2111 p. 111..
Rev. 1' i". Robbins will promh, after
whi1l1 tin lloly ('111111111111i11n will is-
R1 rv.1-d '
Tomorrow morning in tho. Norwaik
(‘ongrogationalohnroh. tho, pastor wdl
proaoh upon “'i‘ho i’.1ral11o of tin-
'l':Ii1-nt~." and in tho owning upon.
"Annld Sung by tho Woil." Bin-ry-
i1111ly1111r1linliy thnnnrd. Y. i’. H. i‘.
H. at Hm p. m.
EXCURSION
by lb:- Hnndar nob-rob- oi
St. Paul’s Parish
WEDNESDAY, JULY I5,
I” Norton-r Innis-I to
lave: BEACH!
in-avr- himmbml Ilod‘. Honib .‘inrwalk. mo
:1. "1.
Adults, 5011; Children, Half Faro
TI k- to 1:111 in: bad 11I.1I11|11111n-1.Iomiry
lion-.111 “oil 41ml II II.W'.IIIinm-1 I7 Main
~ir1-;t‘.\1-111'1lk and at W. H. ”onion! .1 utoro.
lllli' IIFtIl‘IM UN I'tIAI'
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
NORWALN. CONN.
. 025115 Year.
l‘db l"1-.Irin.\'ur1\'nlk.
110111111an 11116 11111 81111001..
I'rimnrr. Intermodioto o1 ado-mm and mi-
ir-gn, Immrohoyolnwm Mow-inilstM-nipini11d
{nrmv-d-olv-nlturu I‘IIN’IIIIHII. 1111M: art and
tho long-11mm i'nrofol alto-1N m to mnmI‘
no! mannors. A Iimlmtnum'lmmt- lay poplin
am siminlutrlvlonl-ndm to-l. Nomi for "it
roman mi 1111pr athnno-dmblo
In. 1311111111 in vision-II on Thurs»
donor ri- manual: 11am Imp n1
1
111
YANBLEFDDT, -
EXDELSIDR, -
". A“! iii“ Iii:ii Imiiiiri
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
haunt-n,
FRIDAY,
and lit.
In that line.
EDWARD
5 sum: annulus.
F'. D. LAWTON 8: C0.
F-L-Y P-A-P-E R.
2 SHEETS EOR 3 675.
- I 61'. I SHEET.
F. D. LAWTON 8: WOO" 22 South Main Street
The Popular Market
Is always known b the appearance of
tho hquselrcowrs w 0 visit it. This pic-
lurc is takon from lilo. Last summor
customers from N. Y. who traded with us
tell us that they tried their best to got tho
moat that we sold thorn at our primes, but
found it was i111ix1ssihic to duplicate the
meat at tho price. so you can sac that
We livc up to our 11a111c,which 1s tho
(heapest and best market in the town.
You miss it if you do not come and sec
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRINKS. AYERS. Prop.
. EDWARD STREET,
GRAND MA RK- Di IWN 011‘
Ladies- Shirt Waistsil
JULY 3d
We commoner: our annual clearing up sale of Ladies' Shirt Waists.
ladics' shirt waists at 25c. tanner price, 501:.
u u u u 5“. u u 750.
u u u u 75‘}, u u (-86.
u u u u (M u :1 $139
The above aro burg: 11111, as they are {rt-sh goods. and correct in style, quaiit
Special prices on all summer goods. as we intend to close out everything
STREET!
1101111111111. cons.
Arr ui sum-ism! for intact;
of style and finish
53 WALL STREET . ‘b -
'
R.H.
PlaiSted!
DRUOOIST.
I I
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Do
You
Need
-Soap?
Wr i1.1w-tl11-lr~1't 11111 of H
1'1 and 111: soaps In tho
In 111 n. as woll an all Ibo
high prior goals.
Our
Soda
Water
Is
Just
Right i
"can hardly ho other
who who" our oiIurt-c t1-
Ilisporw- Iin- “no“! YI’VHA
rngos in town arr- cow
sirloin-1|. it In a nimplo
manor tmrwplomy oi
mmillrfll in awry glass
and tho lbw-pt fruit j!!!"-
1-11 for taste and a good
athanm-M lilo lint-st
11:11 croam mako n 1111111-
binanon that ticklm the
canto and anemia-s tho
thirst.
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ONINVI'IO asnou HOJ ONIHLAHIA
W
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A3 Washington
Strut.
SD. NORWILN.
D. II. NIIYEY’S
OITV EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Intllou and z-nth-m-‘n 'IWIIIII “Ff-“I1“
ha-Ipinanyuflarwity can MN on I mum at
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JACKSON 5 PHd'rOGRAPI-ISI
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
- NORWALK, CONN
ju-
READ
THE
WANT
COLUMN.
about
No imaginary values given to these goods.
Quick buyers; gel the best values.
enough to go around once, and some may
OUR GREAT MID SUMMER
Reduction Salt
..... BEGINS .\,/
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ll.
\J
l ' 1.
Come early as we havenft 0111f
Willii iWO Ol‘ more.
Bargains' 111 Clothing!
Bargains' 1n Furnishings”
Bargains' 1n Straw Hatsill
The original prices given
me the modest ones we have been sciliuu; them
'(lriginal Price.
0
15.00 mixed
8.00 “
:51: Shirts, 58c.
STRAW
$18.00 111ixcdcassi1ncrc and Irish homespun
111cn'ssuds,
1-l.00 gray diagonals and fancy
12.00 blue serge suits,
12.00 mixed cassimcrcs,
at all the season.
MEN’S sums.
Bolling Price Now. ;_
worsted suits,
”.00
‘llSSIlllCl‘CS,
8.50
“ 6.50
Reductlon 1n Neghgee Shirts!
$1.50 and $1.25 i’im- Pcrcales. and Madras Cloths, $1.00
31.00 Cheviots and Zcphyrs, 74C.
HATS, HALF PRICE I!
Connecticut.
So. Norwalk Store Upon Evening-1.
BIG SALE « ’.
Of Men’s
Ladies”
and
Children’s
.....SI-IOES
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
I have bought a stock of Louusbnry,
()xi'ords.
HALF PRICE-!!
\
Mathewson :\" Co's i’inc Ladies“ Shoes and
and for iii) days will sell tin-1n for
I -
I .
IanIn-s’ $4.00 Slim-S,
1- 3.011 1.
2.011 a
.1 1.511 ‘1
it
a 2.1111
1- 1.511 ..
It
1‘ 2.011 “
II it
- 1.50
“ 1.25
D
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112.1111
2.00
1.511
1.1111
3.0111011 11.111.111.13 .1311
II
1.50
1.00
3.00 lius’t 0xl’1ls,2.00
“ 1.50
“ 1.00
(t
751‘:
Mon’ s 871. 00 how I $3.50
“ 4. 00 “ 3.00
“ 13.00 “ 2.00
“ 2.50 “ 1.5 0
“ 2." 5 “ 1.2 5
(I (I
2.00 1.011
001;
()hiidrun’s ilussoi,i~'01-
II (I (I 60‘,
100 pair lioys’ Shoos,
.100 “
100
hold in Norwalk.
'il1o abmc :liO all tho Latest Siycsi
1111-1: and oioso nth-niion will do it, it will bo thciiiggosi Sab- 1111-1
and Up-to- liatc,an1i it loud
TH E0. H. OLSEN,
Bl Washington Street South NDI’WIIN.
an
$13.06 ‘
IO.00'J ;
9.50
Comsto i1 _—Brother§,
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, - - -
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstook Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler