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JUDITH! DIVIII
The temperature of the w .
Knob, today, is 118°.
atp'l'he
~NonpsmilLauurlry, 17 N. 11.111 st.
Harry Cousins, of W. A. Be edict &
(lode store. is riding a new Hart 0111.
The licensee of mllkmeu an truck-
men expire this week, and m t be re-
newed’.
A business meeting of the Y. ‘1 .S.C.E.
of the Norwalk (Xingregational church
will be held after the prayer in 1ting to-
night.
The winners of The Knob W t club
prices yesterday were: Mrs. Edwin
tielieck, first; Miss ’Emma ukwood,
consolation;
Herman 311111110, 0! North Mai street,
.was working at the fire last night,
when he cut his hands badly 0 some
oil the
street
1 down
One of the trolley arms flew
wire ' under the Washington
bridge, this morning, and pull
some of the brackets.
. The Woman's Christian Tom Jerance
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting in the mission room, Water
street, Friday at 3 o’clock; All are we]-
come. '
About thirty members of the Disci-
ples’ church and congregation ct Dan-
. bury. came to South Norwalk yr] terday
for an excursion and sail on the Sound.
4—...—
The subject of the prayer meet ng to—
night at the Norwalk Congre tional
chapel Will be the “Special Tern tations
of Summer.” The meeting will con-
ducted by the young people.
While walking on the sidewa k, last
evening, opposite the vacant lot 11 Con-
cord street. corner of South Main allady
was thrown to the ground and badly
bruised about the head 11nd body by a
rock which projected from the. middle
of the sidewalk. It should be 11111oved
so as to avoid future acbidcnts.
Referring to the death of '.1 31m J.
Uautield, the Danbury News says: “Mr.
Caulield was an excellent workuiiln; and,
.. J:fl the Norwall: t nnolrfidno
even when he should hate gtmrlci $511 fictorily,“ apolds‘bql‘hl 111*]
the nurse's care he was found at his place by collars 1.111111111111111 than at
case. He was a pleasant co1111anion the rock.
and,» 'l’ommy “Mm! North Main street,
regrette by the niany 93to whom 0 had
endeared himself by his patien e and
fortitude. .. “
-—Bicycios,bicycie:1.bicyciei. See
their for $39.75 .Norwalk Ilard-
wgnr Co.
Cries of “Murder!" Help!" were
hehrd last night coming from a h use in
Franklin avenue. ”0, don't striIre 11111
again" pleaded a woman's voim, and
an instant later she exclaimed, " )i1 my
head, you are killing me." ' Drunk
again," said one of the bystandori and a
general denunciation of the man lollow-
ed. People of the neighlmrhoul say
that‘last night's scene was only one of
many that occur every week.
Although the trolley ride armn red by
Thomas Whittad and Everitt W. T1 1111111
was not an largely patronized was
especial. a very enjoyable time w had
by all who participated. The tie in-
clnuicdatrip to Brodid River. 11 .r tin1
liarion‘ibmsion, and to ltoton ’oint.
The party was chaperoned 1111 111 Mar-
shall ll. Toilet-1 and Min Lillie L Unt-
111.11. .\1111111gthmo on board were 111111111
.lonnio Rood, 11. Victoria Day, Viola
Starr, Misses Ella and Bertha IE mer-
111111, of 11u11a1111mli11,1111d Maud ill mum.
of hlinnemta. and l-IvorittW.'oile11.
'l‘homas Whitml.lloix1rt Dudlt and
llubort S Mitchell
mother. Mrs. Catherine (.1. Bartlet . who
died ,l'riday morning. Mrs. B lett
wasin her eighty-ninth year, an was
loved and respected by all who know
her. filli‘ 11111111111 two children. lumen
Angovino, of North (311111111, 11 so Lby a
former marriage. and (leorgc 111 than;
of Norwalk. Mrs. Bartlett was mried
in 'l'urrytown. N. Y.. Sunday after
noon. 1.1111111111111111 services being old in
the Tarrytown Episcopal church Mr.
111111111111 nrriml heme Monday at ht.
'rllcltl
W
I the
i-lhcr-
1111111.
noted
9. oi”
,utivo
The annual meeting of the 1"
Arctuleammry won held in llrid
'l'nmulay. Owing to the illness
arehdeamn, the Rev. Henry M.
man, Rev. Louis N. Booth
(1. T. Linsiey. of Newtown. was
Mary. and 113. Livingston W11
thmthport. treasurer. The 1111
announce chosen were Rev.
11011111. Rev. W. 11. Lewis, Mn
Payment and E. B. [marten of
10m, Resolutions were adopted ,
death of (T111 late urchdcumn. Dr.
lock of Htamfcf‘dl ”"4 9 ““1”!"
ports wen1 read 11134 MUM
1111111111111“! The HIM 1“ the
Winch at Inna.
15h frieng; and hilt taunt/h is
rssctrruer. -
excuses. - ,
Colonel W. A. E. Rowe has moved to
, Northeastle, N. Y.
Mrs. Patrick Cook, of Huntsville arc—
nue, is 111 with MIMI”.
Arthur (Janey. of West avenue, cut
his lingers quite badly, yesterday, while
sharpening a sickle.
Mrs. Sarah White islllat the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Talmud“,
in South Main street. '
A business meeting of the Lamont
club will be held tonight at 8 o'ckick, in
the east parlor of the South Norwalk
Congregational church.
A valuable dog owned by Miss May
Goodwin, of Wood street, was poisoned
by some malicious person last night.
Work was commenced yesterday lay-
ing stone on the new section of the '1'er
ford road in Connecticut avenue.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Harry Boers werehelrlfrom
his late home in Franklin avenue, yes-
terday afternoon.
A horse belonging to Ferd Hayes 1111]
in Raymond street,‘ yesterday, and thi1
men employed in the Yolk hat 11111111er
helped him to get on his feet again.
Many of the’mpioyees of the Water
street silk mills went entire steamer
Isabel's excursion to Pleasure Beach,
last night, and they report a good tint.
John J Cox, of Norwallt, whowasin—
jured by a train at Darien, lies in :11
critical condition at the Norwalk flow
pital,1nternalin1urios having develop»
11d. '
()ne yuanago yesterday occurred the
head-on collision between the twr
freight trains on the Dania-my and Nor-
walk railroad, just below the Fair
Grounds. . '
The blasting of the rock in the cut
was one of the interested spectatouat
«the tire last night. Became mar being
run over by a horse while storming in
the street.
L. W.fln1ellodg11, one of the drivers
for the Adams Express comaay. has 111-:
11111111111 whrd of the serious illness of his
father, and will start next Monday for
Maine to see him.
(loorgr- Northrop, of Southport. who
has been very sick, is steadily regaining
his health. Mr. Northrop's many
friends in Norwalk will be glad to hear
of this improvement.
Selectman Themes received notice
from the State Highway Commissimi
this morning that the Commission had
appropriated $9511 for tho Telford road.
payable December 15, 1111111.
The annual meeting of tin1 (3111171111111
League will be 111111! in the Count?!
room. South Norwaik. Tuesday night.
Reports will be presented and tin11 sin-1
tion 11f 1111111111111 will take place.
Jame:1 Mitchell says the paragraph
priutlnl in the flour. yesterday. that "I1;
B.W11cox.of Westport. hm purchased
the interest of James Mitchell. in 117111
of Mitchell 1% Son." is false in every
particular.
The (.‘ongregationai church cordiaily
_ invites all [1111111111111 interestwl to be pres-
ent “i... the meeting this owning which 111
10111131111111.1111 by Hignor 11.1‘. Maw
gori, on the work of the Wuhicnsian.
church In ltaiy.
The Norwaiii Tramway mmpany has
olferod to take the children of the town
and county homes to Rotor: 1’1 vint for a
day 11 outing. Hammer Hoyt, of the
Auditorium 1vill11nt11rtain them with a
thentrh 111 p11rf11r111.111re.
A grand trolly ride will afford a re.
trashing excursion totit. Joseph's parish.
next Thursday evening. July 231. It
will 1111 on the Norwaik Tramway line.
including its late extension. Mute
11.111 willow-111w the party on its return.
and the railroad ticket will admit to
111111 and dancing.
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I
A vision of feminine loveliness was at
Hrvgory Point. last night. clad in white
She rode her bicycle gracefully. but in
. tnrningamra‘cr of the hotel therem
. the sound of a 1111111111 11111111111. theirs
crash and 11 mum. and the may at—
. 11111111111111 wane mmnf rumplnnd
1 dual.
- bestowed unmet smile upon “PM Rm»
She tmeed her golden W114”.
any," who 11.111111 to he! rescue. and.”
thinking him kindly mmmm
a crowd during at her Mil-n.
F—L-V P-A-P-E-R.
' r slit": to: 11 cu.
- ' ‘1 er. a sour.
F. D. LAWTDII I: 00., 22 South 11.11.511.111
county (inmmimimerlliller is visit-
ingthoflountyliemebday.
held {run St. Mary's church, yesterday.
Dr. mare-m W, 111., of New
Canaan, is uni-lonely ill with blood poi-
soning at Asherille‘, N. C. '
The Norwalk (hrpeuters’ Union will
hold a public meeting, Tuesday night.
Prank Dugan, of New York, will deliver
an address.
Charles Gehrmanu. D. 1)., and A. L.
Benedict, accompanied, by a number of
manhunt of Colfax Encampment. will
go to Stamford on the 15:10 train tomor—
mwnlght, reinstall theoillccrsofWus
11 1111111 We
PERSONAL ENCOUNTERS.
8‘0 W Iota About M I.
tho hula at Dull-l- .
Even in Germany the popularity of
the duel is open to norm doubt. Its ex-
lettuce in due not 1111th to a desire
for a «what an of four what people will
my if there in no fight. Tin-re have how
noted duclists who were always ready
for a fray, and when they entered a
draw lug room women quailod and hoped
it would not be their lowlands or lovers
who would hem unlucky as to excite
the ire of the men of blood.
During the mputitm of Paris by the
allies than were duels every day, the
Frenchman usually beigg the challeuo
gen and the riders. as they wore very
skillful with the snail sword. Some-
times, however. thry made a mistake.
as when they jwml at an English officer
over losing his leg at Waterloo. The
Film dimmer“! that the loss of his leg 1
Englishman’s aim.
There have hem eruptions to the
mania for lighting at any price. An
English captdn, challenged by a
Fflliflhm. hall the choirs- of wmpone
and chun- pistols. The Frinx'hmnn do-
claml 1111 would light with nothing but
the M Ii ”Mil friends finally
Wind on latices, on horseimck.
T111111.- minim. naturally attracted much
’ A mt crowd witmmcd the
. man mdrml three ugly
Wally killed his antagonist.
No duclifl could ever I111 made smile
over the famous stay of the Englishman
and Fflwhman who were to light n
1111111 in a pin-1111:1111: room. Not wishing
to kill his runs; the Englishman fired
up the chimney when the word was
given. and, to his surprise, brought
down the W‘Vho Iiml hidden
time. When this story is told in France,
it is always the Englishman who is up
the chimney.
Fighting Filmld was mful in
18 duels Isforu- it was dist-11111 rod that
hcqu’uys worn a coat of mail. For
years his farm in may had 1111ch 1111'
his imarialrh 111111111111 11111.. din list. and
this dimmwy irml his undoing. A o1-r-
Iain major in fighting him objected
when his 1mm] mpg-1111 on a heart
tint»! and 11141121111111] an im‘mtfigallnli.
llr WM nth-maul hanged in [rt-land for
murdering :1 wighlmr.
Thur moot tragic duel in England was
betwwn bml Byron, grandunrio of thr1
[11111. and a Human It was fought in
.1 lawn worn by the light of our tailow
ran-1111. [.11 Byron was trial for mur
11111, but got off on manslaughlvr. fr1 1m
1111 11-1115le of which 1111 1111111111111 111--
rause he was a [111111 of the realm. This
safeguard of [11-111 was dun:- awsy with
only during tho Imus-m wign. —-Chieago
News
Bicyles Replated
1' 1111:: watt 1 111.1: humiic bars 1111 m1
1“" 1'. wt .111 him M1101
I1" II around. A Ila» 111.111- 111 Sta lui
1111111 11111111! 11-11119-111111qu
Better Than the Original
Plate!!!
on the 1m titling. A1111 listing in
euro sum 111cm, coma
.111 com want: him.
Wemsktawhh. rof
TABLEWARE!
and tawdry to 111.111.1111 «1111.1 11101111111.
FrumnlSoaJMWaterSt.
M111 Foundry. (ism-1| hunt-1 null-1|
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
mus. coll.
. . . 25th Year.
nth Year in Nurwalk.
mm! mm scum
' Primary. i'ntmwulhnifle.fiwii1;mlic and. 1111i
a, TM” "1" . 1" t llim'Iu)‘~
Ior renovations. "HMKVM. 1111111 art and
rtr 111W M11! nil-1.351111 i 1 mums.
I“... mm. A Iirnflnl 111ml- 1111111111 1111111111
and winner student-1 admitted Hun-I for 11th
11W any 9.111111111111141 1111411111111.
in flat but haw-t1: 11-11-1111 on Thun-
1hrgnm1 lerhyotmh work until 111119.111. ,
I! 1
B. I. ”AMT!
crrv [IRWIEIT AGENCY.
11111111111- aml when 1111111111111 Ari-(mien
Winner 1111th 111111 aunt-1 the 111111111 at
me so Tm'llift loam-Wain.
”19"” Will. Wamxdflnfm'l’.
'13. :n. mutton...“ lunar. M
The funeral of Natal: Hokeley was.
11111111111111.1111» in 111cm with the V
n-erFas.c
. - - - - Dry Goods!
1111 « A’vsA GREAT H
Bargain 83113
FOR TWO DAYS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 17 AND i8.
25°!» OFF!
9
From lowest regular prices, with the
exception of corsets: these we are rc~
Int-511111111 soil at 1111-, regular prices.
Every111111-Ie mmkui in plain figures,
11111 111111 lmy them at one quarter off.
This rmlm‘lion is on the entire stock.
and is an opportunity you 51111111.! 11 (it
It is the greatest genuine bar- 1
gain sale this city has ever seen, and Y
and is for cash and cash only. Come
as early in the day as possible to
avoid the crowds later. '
miss.
EDWARD STREET!
110111111111, cons.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
turn: any“
DONOVAN éLock. wAsNING
fonn
men
The Popular Market—w
ls always known b
the housekeepers w 10 visit it.
ture is taken from life.
customers from N. Y. who traded with us
tell us that they tried their best to get the
men‘ut 1111. sold th11n1 at our prices, but
'1
t was impossible to duplicate the
the price so you can see that
woiiv up to our 111111111,which is the
cheapest and best market in the town.
You miss it if you do not come and see
FREE
, New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
TON STREET
JACKS—m—wON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
4
Original Price.
2.00 blue
8.00 “
the appearance of
This pic-
Last summer
75c Shirts, 58c.
DELIVERY.
A... unsurpassed for beauty
of style and ilnish. . . . . .
R. H.
WPrice‘s Reduced!
l1} labia. Wkgon 111. ‘
11-1
'!111.1 1
otogripher,
c1 .1 ”swung. doNN
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.. ~~- an...“ 7......
Bl
Comstock Bros,
$1.50 and $1.25
7 OUR GREAT Mm 51111111111
‘ Reduction Sal
.....BEGINS.....
’1
Quick buyers get the best values.
about enough to go around once, and some may
want two or more.
Bargai'ns In Clothing!
Bargains in Furnishings!!!
BargainS' 1n Straw HatS!!!
No imaginary values given to these goods.
are the modest ones we have been selling them
‘ at all the season.
'MEN’S SUITS.
Selling Price Now. ,
men‘s suits, - 11
serge suits,
12.00 mixed cassimercs,
H
1
snuw HATS, HALF PRICE.”
Comstock Brothers
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Ngrwatjx; -
MIL’F‘ORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Millonldr
Bld’g, NOT“? alk..
SALE
PlaiSled!
DRUOOIBT.
Do
You
Need
Soap?
We have tin- imst 111111 of M
{1 and 101: soaps in the
town, asrm-ll 11111111 the
high price “pods.
Our
Soda
YVéter
ls ,
Just
Ihghti
it can hardly I111 11II111r1
wise win-11 our efforts to
(111-1111111111 the finest hove-
rngmiii town are 111111-
ebb-ml It is a simple
1111110111 t1111- plenty 11!
(11111111111111 in every 111111111
and 1.1111 I1111111t fruit join»
11s for 111-1111 and a good
allowmu-vof 11111 finest
11111 cream multo 11 1.111111-
binntion that tickles the
11111111 11111! quenches the
thirst.
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ONINVI‘IO ISflOH 80d ONIHLAfiflh
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R.II.PLAISTED
11: Washington
Street,
' to. RDRWMJI.
it
it
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111111-11 11.1.1111 811111111,
2.00 11 , 11
1.5” “ “
1.2 5 It If
I
Of Men’
Ladies’
and
Children’s
O
15.00 mixed Worsted suits,
11.00 gray diagonals and fancy 1:1ssi111crcs,
$18.00 mixed cassimerc and Irish homespun
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY II.
Come early as we hmfin't
Tile original prices glv
'1 .
$13.09
11. o.»
IO‘.gO
, 9.50“
8.50
6.59
Reduction in Negligee Shirtsl ,
Fine I’ercaies and Madras Cloths, $1.00
$1.00 Cheviots and Zephyrs, 7412.
Connecticut.
S11. Nbrwalk Store Open Evenings.
. .L-F'I. _ .,..’
HOES
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
11
$2.00
3.00 “ 2.00
2.00 “ 1.50
1.50 “ 1.00
3.0011711! 02111111155150
2.00 “ “ 1.50
1.50 “ “ 1.00
51.00 Ilns’t Oxi"1ls,2.00
1.50
1.00
7 51:
Men’s
II
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ii
(i
(1
100 “
100 “
4.00
3.00
2.50
2.2 13
2.00
I'lmvc bought :1 stock of Loanshury, Mathewson .\: Cnfs I’inc I..'11li1-:1'Shocs
Oxfords, and 111111) days will sell [In-111 I'111'
HALF PRICE”
$11. 00 Ilussoi
(C
(i
it
it
it
100 piiil‘ Illiyfl’ Slums,
and
$21.50 '
3.00 .
2.00
1.5 0
1.2 5
1.00
001:
Chil1l1'1111’ sll 11.111111 11101-
0011.
The above are all the Intesi Styles 11111! Up-to-I):1t11.,:m1i it hard
work and aloe 1. attention will do it, it will I111 the Biggest Sale over
hold in N1‘11‘11'11Ik.
THEO. H. OLSEN
81 Washington Street South Ilormlk.
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Norwalk Chronicler