oiy's Point branch, Saturday night,
Minnie went aground near the beacon
1% , in the afternoon, but was gotten off he.
1 11010 any damage was done to the boat.
a
Q litmllelenrsirchlid, of Bette plus
.with the post with such force that the
' badly hurt.
‘ plate. has returned from a visit with
.7111“ in Milford.
heron 1 Walnut Party on
’Awm-«Ialardry Night at 011-
031i of the pastor, the people
Bound their standard at the
Menus Methodist Episcopal
yesterday, and both ofthe ser-
, are largely attended. In the
or the Rev. A . J Smith
chad from “The Hidden Pot
than" in the evening, from
out, “Does it Pay to Live an
tend Cat Christian or Not?” d-le
' the choice of Abraham, who
'N‘ow, Lord. do then choose for
11111,," with the worldly choice of Lot,
newlines toast the best out of this
world fromagodless standpoint. The
Macho? then quickly summed up the
, and losses resulting from the
1111 cannula betweenGodaud Mammon.
1’11 111111310 during the day was
11g. Mrs. Frank Merriam,
w fie supplying for the regular
to, during her vacation, has
"of marvelous sweetness and
is ruler excellent control.
, , oak, who is filling the place of the
organist, being accustomed to playing a
11310 out of the Mason and Hamlin
organ of the church.
Another accident
11 7 yer-side avenue. A horse and a two-
seated carriage, owned by Liveryman
Wall, of Westport, and containing two _
111011 and two women, were coursing
011g the sidewalk, when one of the
outside wheels of the carriage locked
1111111033 gave way and the man and wo-
man on the forward seat were pitched
over the dashboard. .They were not
although considerably
scared. The horse runaway, but was
caught near the drawbridge by William 5
glamburner The only damage to the e
can-hiss was a broken dashboard The
, harness was patched up and the party ,
started for home.
T1111 We care which ran on the Greg-
11w ml with passengers on every trip'
ltis oetretch of theimagiuation tosay
‘ a upward of five hundred people
.1. the Point during the evening.
' ‘ndlord O'Sullivan' s eilicient stall"
Wait kept hustling attending to their
’W‘a‘nts‘. It was refreshingly cool down
th‘ ,making dancing. in which a host
or young people participated a pleasure.
An unusually large number of people
was at the Point yesterday, enjoying the
finebathing and the cool sea breezes.
H The East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Bunday school is planning to attend
the union picnic at Pawson Park. on the
29th, with the Norwalk Methodist Epis~‘
oopal Sabbath school, 300 strong. Com?
petition games, races and ball games will
be arranged by the young men. Frank
Smith will captain the East avenue
nine.
Frederick O. llauford and Edmund B.
Smith started for Concy Island, yester-
day morning. When they reached Fifth
avenue, New York, the pedal of Mr.
unford’s bicycle broke all short, and
he was obliged to return by train. while
Mr. Smith wheeled bac Ir. arriving home
at noon.
The five days' excursion of the Ep-
worth league to (loose Grove will leave
New York city at West Twenty-second
m,_1‘hnrmlay at 3:30 11. n1., and Pier
No. l. at 4 o’clock. Miss Nellie L'liom—
11111111011111 the delegate from the East
avenue society.mmw W
3 A large number of small yachts wuro
out with particih yesterday. The yacht
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fairchlld, of
rmklyn, who have been visiting Mr.
MM“. Frank Young, of East Nor-
wallr, will return home today.
‘ Frank Fitsmaurice has left the e1n~
play of Finch. the bridge druggist, and
has been succeeded by John Gleason, of
“ME .
Mus Erickson. of Fourth avenue, will
return tomorrow from the Norwsilr
Wail tilts has been there two weeks.
The Yale do Towno races in stamicrd.
next fiatuuday, will he participated in
by several East Norwaikcrs.
Hill M. rrJehé-Emwlm, of Heaside
i'riends in lilcw Canaan.
Miss Lillie 1.. chose a New Canaan,
is visiting Air. and Mrs. Marshall 11.
Wallet, East avenue.
MissAIlnM.li1ine,of Riverside are
me, ha: returner] from a two weeks'
Miss Mannie Device has returned
from a two new outing in New
Britain. W
The mint Helm went W the
Mud, resend-1y, with a pony of men
Arthur ‘
organ. he brought some powerful ,
occurred at 9:301
"oloeklas‘t night, at the hitching post .
Harwell; school “district. to hear the to.
port of the committee appointed to se-
cnre the prices of sites for a new school
house on Benedict Fa , will be held
Wednesday night at 8 0 'clock. ',
For some ‘ time Frank L'Hom‘mediea
has been annoyed by boys fooling with
his boat on the float at the Benedict
Faun bridge. Suturday, Ofllcer Glad—
stonenotiiied the boys tha‘t It they am
not stop they would be arrested.
Henry Warm was out in his catbout,
Saturday afternoon. when a sudden puff
of wind" struck it and she capsized.
August Warm, Daniel Morrell. and
James Dickson wont to his rescue and
rights-d the boat. '
Margaretta, daughter of Vincent De-
Fabritis, died yesterday at her home in
Cottage avenue. agml five months. . The
funeral will be held this afternoon at
3. 30 o'clock, Rev. A S. Kavanngh of-
deleting.
George Mieth, Charles Vreelnnd, Louis
Reifert and Harry Mackey. of New
York city. came up on an excursion to
Baton. last Friday and stayed at A. M.
Beorum’ s, VanZandt 'avenue, until last
night. _ _____
Mrs. James L'Hommcdicu and Mrs.
‘J. Sturges Randall started today for
Port Jefferson, to spend a week.
Selah Tillotson. of Huntington, L. L.
formerly of East Norwalk, has been
calling on friends' in town.
Interesting children‘s exercises were
held last night in the Advent Christian 1
church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace, of New York,
is visiting with Mrs. Charles Day, Botls
place.
Harry Russell of Trenton, is the guest
of Mrs. Charles Gallons, of Oyster Shell
Point. 1’
Clarence Soper, of Gregory boulevard.
is spending a few days in Huntington,
L 1.
Fred Scofield, Jr., of Second avenue, ‘
has returned from a visit in Bridgeportn
W. G. LeCount,vof East avenue, has
returned from a visit in New York city.
Mrs. (:ilbert Bloom is quite sick.
“dug. u.-. ._._’.,..;._.; - a-
WINNIPAUK.
Rev. C. M. Selle-ck will conduct ser-
vices in St. Andrew 11 Mission, Thurs-
day evening at? :45 o 'clock.
Mr and 'Mrs. Robert Lynch attended
the Christian Endeavor meeting of the
Wilton Congregational church. last
night. The subject was, “ luthusiasm ”
Several young ladies from here on-
joyedawagonettedrivo to the vicinity
of Ridgefieldgyesterday.
who went werotho Misses Jennie and
Mary Troy and 1their guest, Miss Court-‘
nay.
The Sunday school 01 St. Andr'ew‘s‘
mission will participate in tho excursion
of St. Paul's Sunday school. to Rye
Beach, Wednesday, July 15.
Earnest Simpson returned yesterday
tohis home in Brooklyn, wheeling as
far as'SIamford.
Alfonso Dian. of New York, is visiting
friends in town.
SOUTH WILTON.
The services in the Methodist Episco-
pal church, yesterday, were of tandem
Iar inwrest. .Rcv. l‘. W. Holmes. of
Cannons, preached in the afternoon.
llis subject was "Left-handed People."
He brought out the thought that many
mrscns arc spiritually and morally left-
hunded, or pcrvartmlhy wrong doing,
but that even such may. by the grace of
(led, be Illildt‘ capable of doing great
11d good work for the World. The
preacher referred to John It. Cough. the
noted temperance worker, as a remark
ablcoxamplo of left~hamied umfnlucss
and power. The evening meeting was in
charge of Rev. llaulcnbcck, and Messrs.
Worden, Brundngv. Bodient and others
from Norwalk. and was wcllattondod
The music was unusually attractive.
EXCURSION
IIy me iioudny nohrmle oi
St. Paul’s Parish
WEDNESDAY, .10“ I5,
lly simmer hale-I In
RYE BEACH!
Mm: steamboat dusk. South Norwallt.
11.111.
Adults, $00; children, Half hrs
Tlcltcls can be had .11ng okson’s Jew-Irv
Hamlet’s" ittzsm ll IIIIIHIH." am
street hnrwIaik. and at W. ll. lluntonl a store.
W "i” 'I‘
0‘81...“ 1141' IA 11x IIIIA'I'.
III .30
])IH'I‘IIII’T‘UI KUBW LII es. l’llOBA'l‘li
Iii‘lt‘l‘,.luly11. .191th
\‘I batons. 11' Itch am» lmiion has been made
to W“ 11““ or ad inlslr Honor the solute
‘I‘ Dicker o. lo 11 Norwhik. In said
MIMI: ,1 enemas»;
”(Ia-lore: that MIIInpoIII'aIIIIn Iiolnmrnl and
rials-milnc‘daitlwl'm 11111me In NIII'WIIIII.
on the. lath day of July. 1101,1111 «which MI
Iprnmm nudihnf public nirlicelhurml‘lw Iv
00 In all wrmme IIIIIIUWIM thereto by 1:11le sh»
“this order! in a 111st vapor having a circa»
Horn sold Disirlt‘im least three days be.
It 1 VIII
I"“1"“ ‘“"”‘i1"lvooow1un mm
A,
‘ signal tower to day trick in the tower at
“ [’1' Iplmnliing fo1 them should any they are
Among those
UAIlY IIIIIIIIIIM UP 0F IIEIIS FROM
0UII THIIIHY SOUTHERN SUBURB.
The "11.161" later Burned out. Delaying Trail-
Ic an the Branch—James Larissa Over-
come by the Heal—loin and "allow
Henry Cutbill has gotten out the frame
for a thirty- -ton sloop. ‘
Frank Avery has resigned his position
as a compositor on the South Norwalk
News.
Andrew Beecom, of New York. was
here Saturday, trying to sell his place.
.1. H. Monsell is about to set up the
immes for a couple of new skills.
from the night shift in the Rowayton
Riverside. Operator Forrest, of Dorian,
takes thevacancy here.
view House, with friends from New
York, spent Sundoynt his hotel.
James Ladrigan was getting shaved in
South Norwalk, Saturday night, when
he was overcome by the heat, and
fainted.
Miss Minnie Neuendorf. of Lenox
Hill, returned home Saturday night
from a visit in Port Chester, accompani-
cd by Mrs. William Niece.
Just as the \‘jiggor" our on the Ro-
waytou brunch‘reachcd the junction,
Saturday afternoon on the II o’clock
Irip. the motor burned out. The Dorian
car was immediatply following, and raf-
ried the Rowayton passengers to their
destination and arrived in Daricn about
fifteen minuteslato. '1 .. ..
Mr. rnd Mrs. Theodore Neuondorf. of
‘Lvnox Hill, entertained a large company
inf fiiends, yesterday. The spciialties
of Miss(‘ arrie 3011911» were much enjoy-
0d and dinner waé sen ed.
List of Unclaimed 1.11111
I1 111111111111; uncalled for at the following Inn-i—
nlli 0s.IIII'iI11I wot-k 111111111: Jul) II. 11111.
advertised:
SUI’TII NUIIWALIV MI“ JIIIIuHuIIimn. .I.
it Sherman. Mrs. lionil III. Herbert linke.
flash I' 11min Knn-r. ‘Iiuhn lIoIIMIIr. M15 1.11-
11111 limit. Clarence II. liners. i'Illl‘. .
11111111111111». l‘ntrirk bowler. Ilwhnni 14.11131.
liuluien.lilr. lluII. A GbmsIN k.
(I. W. IiLNlI‘DIl’I‘. 1' III
Ni)llW.\LK—-llciii'y N. P: mm
W Il MAI.U\I.. I‘ III.
.1. .xn.... . . _.\ . .
STUCK ON OUR WALL PAPER
whenever they see it, espicialhv when it
is stuck on the wall: ”no thing we pride
«survivor-11111.18 keeping the handm'nnest
and most varied stud: of artistic wall
papers 111 Norwalk By consulting us'
before buying We will make a be: Intiful
ooml )11ution between the color of car-
pct, furniture and paper. The designs!
on! tints Inc all III 11'.
Painters’ Huppliel
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Paintin, l’aperhanging, Mounting
and Sign riting.
DECKER,
79 Washington 811001.80 Norm-1k
I)lH‘l‘llli"l‘ OI" \UIIWALK. as lltllllA'l’l
CHI II'L‘ JIII I) I. A
Estate of 'l‘ Imulme lirnsh. Into III \lm walk.
In mill in I.~irct «Immanuel.
"ruler-mi. ’i‘l but the mlminlslmlot
IIIIIII his IIIIIIIiuiulmIiun amount In
Ibis «IIIII'I IIII‘ adjustment. III the I'm»
sin-one 1- In \ura'alk. on Hm .tiII day IIIJuIr.
Him. 111 :Im'Im'anIIIrIIimn IIIIII that all par
enlislntmosimiln not minimum be noliiiml
the roof. tlwmlluinistmiur willunnw Ithisurrl-II'
In he published in a 111me Ivar» rhmlngnu In 11
InII-m inmlddisirivt on: 11ml umpy lIu-rsml
nnthoaign postin will \III'walk conical Ilia
Inc» where iltilici‘i’llm‘if “I.“ I I.WIIII of II-nsl
“\-
m _” amt...“
noun Bowman
D. F. Rallahan has been transferred '
Mr. Liebenskein, owner of the Fair -
BROAD RIVER;
Thevllroad River Sunday school will
picnic at Bell Island, Friday, J aly 24.
In the future dancing will be held .1
8t.
evening. .
Tax‘c‘ollector 5
NOTICE!
13011th hereby given to all per-
No1 walk in the Countv of It airfield and
'itan off. Connecticut, on the assessment
list of 1111)."), that I will meet them to re
Ioivo said taxes, at the following tirncs
and places, to wit:
At the store of W. S. llaufonl,Ez111t
Sci-walk. (Down Town) on Tuesday,
September 1111,1896, from 10 o ‘clock
foreuoon, until 12: 30 afternmn.
At the store 111.1. 0. Bundle, at Win-
nipnuk, on the afternoon of Tuesday
"Ieptember hit, 18%, from 3 o clock until
1:30 o clock.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble, at ‘
South Five Mile River on the evening
of Tuesday, September 1st, moo, from
7:00 01101:: It until 8 .30 o ‘11Io1:.k
At the ”nice of the (inductor, Room
No.1 Masonic building, in the (‘in of
Norwa‘ik. in said town of Norwalk, on
Wednesday, septa-tuber 2nd,18')h,fmm
ilo’clock forcnoon. untilzio'rlock alters
110011.11an from 7 to 3 o’clock in the
evening.
Mr. Stephen (Iomstock. of Uninstnhk
Bros, Norwaik..1mer.J M. Layton,
at his ofllco, Railroad “1118,80th Nob
walk, are authorized to receive taxes for
me.
(In all» which shall remain 1111-
paid after tgrlrst day of 1hnnbur,l'~ifli.
Interest at the rate of NINE PERCENT
will be charged from the {list day of
August, lane until the More shall be
par
GEQRGE 1181' H.111}:
Collector.
[StiTown of Nurwaik, 1111
[u and fo ,.
1110.1}:th Mill.
Deteda rwalk. (:1. July» Mi;
11511111111111 31111151
3011 muldn’
1419110111
. ofnmoneyf ”her/{m
Lot JIA
Chiba” micrunmf.
They dnnt rust.
moth-HIM] t not them
they viun' t flan-.tnife
in value to any rm-
sonnllo extent and
Winona always rm.
ice on them very
make
nearly their value. .
They make Ilnnprm-
cuts or heirs? mics and are niacin “1.1.11.“
collateral. shun Ynil want lirahwai'ur din.
monilwrjewr-lry gum
HOMER 3.110111%,
Jewelry and Optical Store, ‘
80Washiugton 81mm.
CHOICE.
Building Lots
At Elmcrostl
Nonvalk
One int 1m loot frunI I )1 one (not In depth. ml—
juiniug owuur' s melon-m
Four hits 1111 opp-mile sill“ of ill“ avenue. III“)
feet front by can i-- III In depth.
'lhemI Me on- ~Ituntml no the linost Moon»
In Nurwnlk11mlhaw-onurn-Intruntml View of
Lung Ishiluirinun I. lnr muroth within) miles.
Illlil lll‘i' N111 HIIuII mil IIIIIIIIIII Inivs In town
l'lw on him has solver amI‘ water ply tm‘nn
anvil qulrII ”glamorouswithlntwu minillm
Will of Wont 1111-0111qu In“'.1frirutre
AI-«n spun-:1] (II’NINLII'N In?» 1111 Wiehlhllti
avenue.
For further parlicxllére inquire of
ill (301.13. Nemrikfionu.
m9”
south lomaik Savings Bank.
IV'I‘I'! ltl‘ H'l' \IITII'l"
tiny 111.\‘oc\\'.11h.1‘.nno Ions In. 111.11%.
AI 11 mr'ctingnfllni Illllfiittfl‘rlnf Ihlu hunk,
III-III ”III‘HIIIII'. 11 «Inlclonil In Iit‘lmhihlrn of in-
torn-11111111“ rule 11' [our per a not. per anmim
WM: 1v"~l111u| fanihu-Iv n11 mh- I'll-ling July
in. leaf. In,
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sniul ilittrh'l, III vunsm
’I‘le mm at I’rulmln forth-I lllelriut or Nor“
milk. Imih limited and IIIIIIWHI sir Months
hum III-I Ilafl~ Iwrenl' for tho I h «Ilium nf I-nIII
1II~I.IIIIIIHI1hIIvII IIN‘II‘ I'LIImII lIII' «villumr‘nl.
TimerwImmIghIII inru'wnl their a HINDI“.
moody alt-I eml. with II IIoI-I Ilmr will Mlle
ennui u rumwry MI law-«ma Ianch'II in
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I ‘l I II!
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and III! intern-II ifrom Jill
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OR
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LIVtRV
O‘I‘ACLI.
That I am 11 mm
I am.
If didn 1 thin
trouble I say so
you' to not ready
wean» no . “with“ very
They Tell Me
I'm-ham
Not Ing less than the Very host obtainableisgrmi
coon Ii for me, and the 111-implant be right, too
for the some price that you'd pay elsewhere 1
non-111.1 A Iminietmtor
k on oats. when Ido my buying
11 you would get be Itio'r grain her“.
Come In and look unread even if
to ”buy.
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John’ 11 pavilon, every Thursday .
sons liable to pay taxes to the town of .
Special Skirt Sale!
< Ladies’ Separate Skirts
For the next five days we wiII make a special price on our emirc stock of fine skirts. They are made of
the very best materials, perfect in shape, and made III the very best manner.
Fine all wool satin Berber Skirts, former price, $9. 75¢ ‘ .
Fine all wool Diagonal Serge, " . ' 8. 50
Fine all wool Brepon, " “. " 3.50
Fine block Brilliantlne, “ “" 7.50
F inc all wool Armour, 1"1 “ . 7.50
Fine all” ool Diagonal, "‘ “p 7. 50
Fine all tool Cheviot, “ -“ ' 7.50
All A at O
e Price, $5.00 Each
HOUSEFURIISHIHG D£PARTMEIIT
It never pays to sell .1 ans ‘pmcr :1 poor article, no matter how low the price. The customers will never
get over the feeling that the have been deceived. They will forget the fact lhai the article was cheap
BU T THEY WILL ALWA J REMEMBER THAT IT WAS POOR.
in this line. Famous oil stoves, 1, 2 and 3 burners.
Ice Cream Freezers, White Mountain and lightning.
Hammocks, 601: to $3. 00.
Lightning Fruit rm, plats and gums.
Special in Ioilet 5.13.10 nos, $1,350.
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.. ‘ :1- .‘li-
THESE ARE TO ‘GOOOS SHOWN IN OUR WINDOW ‘
. We. sell only the vc.y best things
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
Norwalk, . . . . .
BEST; 1 :1“
. Connecticut.
s,ir;
no I I 1136:1115, HI éjiEm-«e
p
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ii'tE ”Incest."
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way.
g. ‘1‘;
The lost
09 to
I. 110pr
TRADE with us and you will FEFL TIIES SAME I
“e have now in stock
SPRING CLOTHING‘
I:
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11231115 City!
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CC.
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwnfk.
BLIGKEISDERFER
Typewriter
lechlne.
I'nure $35
“night 1. ”will!!!“ “Minimum 'Immcton.
011th mm hlmuim Imw mnpliulnmhimihing
that can I.“ t' mobs any Ilm typewriter nnw
am tho market.
0. ll. AISI'IIDRPE, Agent.
(”all and saw I1.
greatest silent.
I
Second
Hand
Bicycles I
You "1m 1w loft.
$5 to $50.
New ones at Popular Prices.
FOX CYCLE CO.,
3 W sense,
ileum Heaven.
!
(MW
10mg: $gfl}g‘ est-v1?“ ltu ”Shawl, * ‘3‘“:
JULY SALE ON
Stragight Staple Goods
M 2-3 of/Their Actual Value.
it is not always the one who says the mint that has the
To be brief. therefore, we simply" say,
the following offerings are simply made as 11 Iiyer,eotu
speak, and you want to snap them up while you can.
4“ W
loco yds of Fruit of the 1mm II-i bleached muslin. at 5 7-31: per yard.
1300 yds of M Atlantic A brown sheeting at 5'50 per yard.
moo yds of fine thread i- I brown shooting. the per yard.
as «iiil'nnvInt'stylos of. III-Inch orgundins, diiuitios, 11112., in light blues, pinks, ale;
guide that are worth from lilo to 201-. per yard; at this MAIN lilo per yard.
also bars of extra good kitchen map, in per bar; or. 7 bars for 250.
1151111111111de toilet «cup, In cake; or, :i cakes for ion.
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The show prices last only while this add. is in the paper.
If you want some or all of these bargains, come right
away.
83 Washington S1,, South Norwnlk Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler