I.“
' walk.
genial“: Irma.
”3| the Things Tiny In uIII liar
Henrik, mu timed and Vicinity
"om Their Ilium! lumps”.
The temperature of the water atIThe
Knob. today. is 00°
ENonparellLaundry. 17 N Main at
Butler Lodg . 71. 0. O. F., will con-
fer the first degree tonight.
llanlou Brothers have sued WaterI
bury parties to recover II claim of $5 .
~Bicycles. bicycles,
those for $39.75.
bicycles. See
50. Norwalk I-‘lard
fWare Co.
llattingis improving in South Nor-
'l‘he some report also comes from
Danbury. ‘
The monthly business iiieotiiig 01' (lol-
vary Baptist church will be held Thurs
day night.
Senator Ferris took another party of
frynds to Long Island, today, to witness
the yacht races ‘
The Consolidated Railroad company
' is placing fences between the east and
west-bound depots. .
It is understood that u’tribo of Red
“Men will be instituted in the city of
Norwalk in the fall.
Edgar W. Boughton, who has been iii
the lockup recently, today departed for
his future home in the nlmshouse.
A ten- pound dang liter was beiii yes-
terday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. John
ll'Brunimer, Washington street.
We learn from the Danbury News
that tho Norwiilk and South Norwnlk
barber shops are closed on Sunday.
The Twin City Wheeliiien are arrang—
lag f0r their postponed shore dinner at
Calf Pasture Beach on Thursday, the.
23d inst. ...----”-
-——$3!l.75,$30.75, $30.75, $30.75.
at So.‘Norwalk Hardware Co.
I.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Baker have pre-
sented to Butler Lodge. 1. l). (.l. l".,
emblematic picture which belonged to
the late brother, W. H. Duncan, 1’. (3r.
Call
A valuable horse, one of the large
team belonging to the Eagle Bottling
Works of Glenbrook, dropped dead on
the road coming from Norwlillr‘, Monday.
A team of horses owned by Uontrac
tor Bach working on the new Telford
road, were overcome by the heat Mon-
day, and Were unable to work yesterday.
I'l.‘he Chester A. Aiahar club will come
to Dorion's Point on Labor Day. (in
August 12 the Merry h‘ivII will be at the
l'Jiutl, and the Lobster club on
August 23. ‘
The children from the County Home
and from the Winnip ink Mission wI- re
takento South Norwalk this morning
on special trolley cars to goon the ex-
cursion to Rye beach.
A quartotto of colored musicians, who
said they were direct from the South.
entertained people in South and East
Nomalk lastnight with their singing,
guitar and bone playing.
The Consolid. itcd road wdl run an ex-
cursion to Nariiigansetl l’ier. next Alon.
day, July 20. A special train will leave
lloutliNorwalkat 7:50; a. In., arriving
at the Pier at 12:20, without change of
cars. mm.-. _
The special I:I,Iiiiiiiiltee appointed to
work with the road cIIIIimitnio of the
Twin (3in Wheelinhn, to perfect ar-
rangcments for the proposed road race
next fall, consists of James W. Maples,
Francis llurritt, Frank Madden, Joseph
Davis and Fred l). Hunford.
’l‘lie oliicials of the Consolidated road
are at work making an invI-Istigatioii for
the purpose of running down II gang of
tramps who phimd this on the riiilrmul
tracks between Nimitie and Wood llivvr
Junction, last Thursday night, evident-
ly for the pension of wrwklng the (tilt
Edge rxprm.
Stephen Cmistmk, oi (.JIIIIIItock
.llmtliers. Norwalli, and Jacob ill. liay~
Inn, at his IIllchI, Railroad place, south
Norwalk. are authorised to receive town
takes forllolliietul' (,leorgo ll. lit. John.
On all taxes which shall rI main unpaid
film“ the llrst day ol’ Hotelier, 109m, in
tenant at the rate of nine pI-r U‘lll’ will
Mohamed from the thirIyIllrst day of
August, moo, until the same shall be
paid.- ..
While one (.y‘I'riiianiI were drinking
beer uiiIlllIIlIIuing to II concert at UI-r»
mania hull, New llama, at it o‘clock
Sunday night, uraid was made on the
plum- by the police, under the direction
otthc Law and (.lrdnr league. Jacob
Markel, Frank (lunl and John titles
were arrested for distributing beer from
his liege on tap. They were releam‘l
under slob bonds each. The (Immune
of New 'AflW'I'H are greatly stirred up
mm“ what Hwy call an «mirage. The
cases will b: maimed;
awfully guaranteed name. $39.15.
.80. 13mm: linemen. ‘
“of its own accord,
Hiram Benton was buried from how-
isbero chapel. this moraine at 100' clock.
' Rev. E. 0. Sherwood and other con-
vention delegates are exisieted home
today.
Court Nerrnk Foresters of America,
willhavea moonlight sail to Pleasure
llcaehl tonight.“
John H. Knapp‘ s house at the corner
of Day and Raymond streets, is receiv-
ing a new coat of paint.
The late Mary Mokoley’s will was
oll’orcd for prébnlo at the Norwalk l’ro-
bale Court. this morning.
William Montgomery, clerk at H R.
(lloiidoiniing 0’: (‘o.’ s Nerwelk drug
store, is on the sick 1th
—-Leave your order for meat, fish and
vegetables at G. S. Gregory’s market,
No. 21 Wall street, Norwalk.
Frank Volk and a friend will take a
dip in the surf this afternoon to test
which is the better swimmer.
Frederick B. Coleman has the founda-
tion completed for m new barn in the
roar of his residence in Highstreet.
Albert Gehebe is caring for a twenty
pound snapping turtle, which he caught
recently. Soup will be next in order.
.Mrs. Mary Rulston, of Grove street,
slipped and fell down stairs, yesterday,
receiving some slight cuts on the ' head.
Corporal l’ayuo, of Company I“ has
been promoted to sergeant and Private
John Wood have been promoted to cor
poral.
Mrs. George ' L. Taller. of Orchard
street, has gone to Springfield, Mass, to
reside until her husband finishes a large
contract in that city. “
‘ A son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Newman, of High street,
Norwalk. thus making Isaac Benton a
grandfather four times.
Ulill‘ord (largill. on a bicycle, and
Fred Rogers and John (.lolby, onatan-
Ileiu. will ride to Rye Beach today to
attend St.1’nul's picnic,
A few nights ago the big sign on the
Ells property. in West avenue, near.
the Methodist Episcopal church, was
stolen. Search is now being made for
it.
“re
“.4 The sle‘amer Isubolzeuiil’e froin’llridge-
port to South Norwalk. last night, and
this morning went out crowded with
people on tthEpiscopal excursion to
lye Beach. ”
Rev. (.3. M .- Selleck will take the Nei-
walk 1). A, ll. driving within a few
days. The route has not yet been
decided upon.
A trolley ride over the entire line of
the Norwalk Tramway company will lil‘
taken tonight by a party of young
people. selected by Thomas B. Whittvd
and Evoritt W. Tolles.
George Lauder pitched yesterday for
the New flavour, of the N augatiick
Valley League, against- the Newports, at
Moriden. The score was twelve to two
in favor of the Newports.
“Billy" Both“. the Main street grocer,
has one of those gold bugs. He wears it
pinned upon his most and if you touch a
spring the bag will spread its wings and
display McKinley and Hobart.
’l‘hII Norwalk Tramway company has
had another curve putiii at the junction
near 'l‘iithill place, and can now rim
ears din-rt to and from lloton l’oint, Ro-
wayton, Darion and Noreton. without
Ihiinge
-—( all nth 8. Gregory" Ii market for
month and llsh oi all kinds. No. 2!
Wall street, Norwalk.
W. 8. Startevanl. Nuclidc Van Sony
and William l'IIIlniore have agreed to
close their stores in North Main street
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights
at man o'clock, during July and
August.
Thocaseoi ”Dutch" Monahan cami-
before Judge llulIhell, yesterday after-
noon. Tho I‘lllplflym‘fl of Solmans’
stable did not carom preinlio charge
against him, so the judge imposed a line
of All and meta, nnmunting to Inna,
which Monahan paid.
A hom- 11”" standing at the flower
ion junction of thIINIIrwallI 'l‘raiiimiy
company, van away yesterday after-
IIIIIIII. dragging the carriage on the
rails. where it was overturned and com-
plIItI-ly demolished. The horse stapler!
and was taken to
llarieu. '
.. mm“... |
«oliverythina l‘resh and iii-stolen; at
George H. (in-gory’s market, No fill
Wall striwi. Norwalk.
Lather Ill. \Vl‘lk‘lll'nllllfllllms wagon.
containing himself and ’l'hwidore
l’rinre. was swinging around the corner
of Franklin and Uluy streets, lust even»
inn, when two of the wheels collapsed.
Mr. Wright jumped out and held the
horse, which was going rapidly. and
thendrmahaok to his carriage rcpt-h
wry for repairs.
_ hoopla Who In Enloyinn
the Saline
. Breezes Near Non-walk.
REllElll ARRIVALS AT BELLISLAND.
m
The Ten Days“ Convention oi ctraian Worle
ers to Commence the Last Iii Newman!
Week -- Fishlun Parties Down the
Harbor Today.
The ten Ilays’ convention of Christian
Workers at Bell Island is to commence
the last part of this week, and will in—
clude a Christian Endeavor rally on
Friday, July 24, when. the
young people of the surrounding towns
will follow the discussion of leading
lllllli-ltlmlfl with several hours devoted to
beating and other pleasures of the shore.
Eieryone is‘ to bring his or her own
luncheon, but the E lim Home people are
arranging to serve collee to their guests.
Altogether it will be a noteworthy day.
The blind singers, Mr. and Mrs. Baker,
will assist with their melodious music in
making the convention Ii success.
The funeral of Mrs. Dexter, formerly
well known in South Norwnlk, took
place yesterday morning from her late
home in Port Chester. Mrs. Dexter was
formerlyha binder in the Volk hat fac-
tory, and) had many friends there. She
was the mother of the Rev. Stephen .
Dexter. of Chicago.
. ‘ .-.-..w-.-“
(lomiiiodore Frank Volli's yacht
X-Rays,‘eapt:iincd by James Brundago,
took a part y down blacki'ishin g yesterday.
.\. ll. llolebiirn,’ M. l)., of Middleton‘n,
will pass a few weeks at Pine Lodge, oc-
cupying the 8. ll. Wilson cottage.
Clarence (tram, Clifford (Jargill and
John Hyatt \\'I:l.l[ down the harbor after
blacklish yesterday.
itov. F. 1%. Robbins and family aircoii~
camped at Bell Island.
llorso Siltdlllflfl.‘ Wltneu.
“I can't imagine where Senator 1‘}!-
inii.“ I. lit: lili- .1 his null. orily for the ex-
1. opinion \IliiIh in giiisof theorigiii
of llll' pru- iililll ‘liorIc shedding,’ "
said Re “pr: 5. till iii“. 0 (Em-m“ her. ”The
origin of this {muons expression was as
l‘ollou‘s:
“Iii days gone by the Ohio murtu
held sessions at Ilill'I-rent county seats
at certain periods knowniis court terms.
To acconiniodato the large crowds of
litigants and witnesses who would flock
in from points for miles around the
countyxi Hint th a court w as in session,
the Iounl‘y authorities erected sheds
near the courthouse, where the litigants
and their witnesses I-IIulIl tie and feed
their horses while they attended court,
and these shmls became known as horse
sheds. New, owing to the limited space
of the I-IIIirtrIiiIiiis, the lawyers, who
alwavs lravvhd with the court. \i‘ul‘i!
unable to hold a private consultation
with “ll“l'l' clients and witnesses inside
the walls. and so they used intake them
and” the horse sheds and there talk
niiitlvrs owl“ with them.
"Among the attorneys who attended
Hill“ at ('liI-sli r, the lllldl county Inuit of
lileigr-I county, (Iii InnIIIIwuleIIiiwere Toni
Ewing and Samuel F. V’inton. The
court was “duly to go on with the case
in which the two noted attorneys were
retniiird as opening counsel, when it
“as (llslnb'i‘l‘l‘ll that Yinton was not
pitta“ iii. The mutt looked carefully
around and tin n asked:
" ‘ Win-re is Mr. Vintou?’
"‘1 don't know, your honor.’ said
Ewing, rising to lush-ct. ‘llII is not
here, but he is probably outside horse
shedding his witmssvs.‘
"The i“I-iiiark raised a gI-iiI-ral laugh,
and th=rIantr the word horse shedding
a when I“ p: we Il into popular parlnum ”
w—‘Vihll’lllenll l’I at
Miss Baird’ s
institute. -:-
NORWALK CONN.
.25th Year.
inlh in mi in N Irwalk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
l’r““,IimiII iIIn-rIIIIIIIiI lll‘. ”I‘llill‘llllf' .InIlI ”I
logo View“ Iluiv 1w .. 4 tip a- lII‘ lvim“ hip! or ‘ll
for p ”Al‘lll' IIliIIII. vim IIIiI II. IIIII ii. mind»!
the lIIininIIIrI - I'Imiul I-Iti-IIllI II in inntalu
.IIII! mannvu A ”min I! nominal In“ pupil.
“illil ~va in! halo IIlIIIIIlnIlHu II. N “nil in I Ill-
I‘lll .Ii. lml 'W Nib-mined: u‘lialb
All III-I lluliI Inn! IIIImIIQIIHull an um ’11”: re-
Ila) I-IIIIl thihhu ”'0‘ II h WIII‘I.“ unlli am p ni.
it“ Ilni
icycles
'IOO W
No wise lmyer grudge-I
"1e $l0il a Columbia
cents. The quality Is
ulmlaiely rrriuinmun ,
erpmlli I! ,un:ippIII:IrliI.-I| ‘
... but all comm! ulienl
the lursl, and In there are other bicycles,
leaders among which are
Hartford Bicycles
'05, ‘50, ’.3
”admin! value in those prices.
All “SWIM, telling III all l‘ohemhlu and lint
lords, is free it you roll.
r. s, AIBLER CYCLE co.
in Well meet, Namath.
Christian. -
, F-L-‘v P-A-P-EIR.
TANOLE FOOT, .
EXCELSIDR,
_;F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South MainStreet
l ‘
mam,
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET
GRAND
Ladies’ shirt waists at 250, former price, 500.
(I II II n 500 u n 750
I .
H II II II 750’ u u 080.
II II II II I’ II Ii I t
.l8c, 31.3.).
The aboveurohargains, no they are fresh goods, and correct in style, qualit
Special prices on all summer goods. as we intend to close out everything
and lit.
n that line.
EDWARD
5 sum: suaome,
...
...—~— .._........._._.. .... .m
MA BK- DOWN 0F
LadieS’ Shirt Waistsll
I FRIDAY, JULY M
We commence our annual clearing up sale of Ladies’ Shirt Waists.
z SHEETS ten 3 are.
I or. Ii “sneer.
The Popular Market
Is always known 1) the appearance of
the housekeepers w 0 visit it. This pic-
ture is taken from life. Last summer
customers from N. Y. who trad! d with us
tell us that they tried their best to get the
meat that we sold them at our prices,bnt
found it was inuxn-Isible to duplicate 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.
STREET!
n soswnui, cons.
.I "4...- ‘ ....
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPH-IS!
Art.- unsuniassed for beauty
of style and finish ......
E. M. JACKSON Photographer,
53 WALL STREET, . . .
Prices Reduced!
NORWALK, CONN
R. H.
Flame“
DRUGGIST.
...—.4...—
Do ..
You
Need
Soap?
We haw the best line of N
:‘l and ill.“ maps in llll‘
town. as “I'll as all thi-
high prim“ goods.
...—0......—
Our
Soda
YVater
Is
Just
lhght!
It can hardly be other
wise wiwn our I‘ll‘uris to
illitpl‘llh‘“ IlIc llIII-st bI'vIu-
' rages in town are mn-
hllll'l‘tlil. it in II simple
iiiatlei“ lIIIIaplI-nly of
coolness in mnry glass
and the dam fruit jni.
I~II fortune and a good
allowancvof the lines!“
loneream make a men»
liiimtion that tickles the
taste and Iiuiriichoii the
(land.
‘38OLS OHHO 5.0315lv1d 'H '3 LV
5NlNV31O 3SHOH HOS ONIHLABZA
R.H. PLAISTED
03 Washington
Street,
30. IORWALK.
0. ||. HIRVEY‘S
OITV IMPLOVM‘NT AOKNGY
Indies and gentlemen 4*“ will but 0183* Ileana
hI-lpin aiin .ipunlt can obi.“ Iln the Imam at
tlinahmnanI—m ymnntiw My! “lllnfllinvélnnfl’y'
either inaleIIHI-nmiu. ...m, ... . IIIvenIIIi-wnium
Wanted Immediately “Him“ cooks. Hlll' in
IzIIlIIllIIII-Ioiinlry“ thIwIIilIIWWIs; one child”...
"I ”an; um groan Ilmulisii :2in-
O. a. ”AKYEV’ m?0"fi um
10 North lulu :in Ronni Nowell.
THE
WANT
COLUMN.
Reduction Sal
OUR GREAT‘ Mm SUMMER
.BEGIN’S . . ...
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY II.
Onick buyers gel the best values.
labout
Come early as we haven’t cal
enough to go around once, and some may
went two or more.
Bargains in‘ Clothing!
Bargains in Furnishingsll
No imaginary values given to these goods.
Bargains in Straw'Hatsll
The original prices given
are the modest ones we have been selling them
at all the season.
MEN’S SUITS.
'Origiiial Price.
'$18 00 mixed cassimcrc and I rish homespun
men’s suits,
15.00 mixed
11.00 gray diagonals and fancy cassimeres,
12.00 blue serge suits,
12.00 mixed cassimercs,
It
8.00 *
Reduction in Negligee Shirts! .
$1.50 and $.25 Fine Parades and Madras Cloths, Shoo ‘ .
$1.00 Cheviot“.- and Zcphyrs, 74c. \
75c Shirts, 58c. '
STRAW HATS,
ComStock Brothers
’ III SOUTH MAIN STREET
South Norwalk, - - -
MILFORDA. GIFFIN, Mgr. ,""
Comatock Bros. Masonic A
Bld'g, N orwnlk
Selling Price No
$3.00,,
' II .00
I0 .001
9 5.9,
3.50
. 6.50“ng
worsted suits,
n
#
HALF PRICE!!
Connecticut
Ii;- I7" .I ..
; I
So. Norwalk Store Open natal;
SAUE
......A..... ._ “—
a
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children’s
’ HOES.
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store. ~
l have bought a stock of Loiinslinry.
Mathewson & Co. ’5 Fine Ladies' Shoes. and
()xliiiils, rim! lm“ M) I am: \\ ill sell them loi‘
-HALF PRICE“
Ladies-H, “ll. 00 Shoes,
“ 3.00 “
“ 2.00 “
“ 1.50 “
“ 3.00104 lel
“ 2.00 “
“ 1.50 “
“ 3.00 ”118% Ox
“ 2.00 “ ‘
“ 1.50 “ ‘
“ I:
1.25 “
$2.00
“am I
1.50
1.00
Ii“Ils,l .50
1.50
1.00
i"Ils,‘2.00
‘ 1.50
‘ 1.00
750
Men’s $5.00 Russel", $3.50
u 4.00 “ 3.00
3.00 “I 2.00 ‘
.. 2.50 I. 1.50
u 2.25 .I 1.25 p ‘
ii (i
2.00 1.00 "
i100 pair loys’Shoos, 600
100 “ Children’s Riisset,800
100 “ “ “ 000
The above are all the Latest Styles and Up-td—lhitc,anil if hard
work and close attciilioii will do it, it will be the Biggest Sale (Wei‘
,lli‘lil in .Nlll’ll'lllk.
THEO. H. OLSEN
8| Washington Street South Nomalk.
at
y are ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler