r."
ill 111211111 .1
1’1
' >‘ down toriight to give the employees an-
; other. week'sflvacation.
~’.,f,.,
1.
"Thomas Co'nrtney. of Danbury. have
I “.5 ‘ AuderttE-lponio Orderhasfbeen organ-
The temperature of the water at The
K‘nob, today, is 70".
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A letter box has been placed at the en»
trance to the Sentinel ohlce for, the ccn~
venience of those who wish to leave
items of newsor other matter.
—-Nonpareil Laundry, 17, N. Main st.
A. Avison, of Main street; Norwalk.
has-sold his horse.
The barge Hudson is at Raymond
Brothers’ wharf with coal.
The weekly rehearsal of Arion Sing-
ng society will be held tonight.
\
Phiza A. Br colts. of Norwalklas been
granted an original widow’s pension.
The price of gas in Bridgeport will be
$1. 25 per thousand feet after September
1st.
1111:. J. w. Studwell 1111 M111 v10.
letta Wilkins wheeled to Bridgeport,
today. 1
The Norwalk Lock Works will shut
Gustav Pitzer's night blooming cercns.
uith seventeen blossoms 1111 it, was view-
ed by a large number of people last
night.’ '
The governing committee of the Nor-
walk Yachtclnb will hold an adjourned
meeting at the club. house, tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Norwalk Savings society has an.
claimed deposits amounting to $2,664.75,
credited to forty-live depositors. The
largest single amount is $821 21‘.
—Ladies' Alpine 111111 1‘11 Q’Brien's.
William 11111111110111. 11111111111111. and
gone into partnership in the batting
business. and will start busincxs i1
Bethel. ” W
The South 1111111111111 Cohgregnhona
sunday school bus this? pnrcliii'sed three
hundred new singing books, the "Car-
mine" for éSundVa soh l and social
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f
A branch5 of the Knights of the
wed in Stamford with W. J. H. Bohan-
nan nsmost excellent senator. It has
forty-eight charter members. ‘ "
An adjourned meeting of the Hay-
mskers' association of Uncas Tribe, 1.
t). R. M, will be held tonight. Ar-
rangements for the visit of the Danbury
liayinakcrs, next week. will be made.
Herbert O. Benedict, of Camp street.
reports that he scared off‘ a burglar who
tried to get into his room about 3 o’clock
Wednesday morning. The report that ,
he had the nightmare is untrue, he says. ‘
A horse belonging to 1: Norwalk pod.
dler ran away this morning in West .
Stamford. to the completcdestrnction of
the turnout and injury of a not very
serious character to the 1lrivcr.~—»Advo—
cato.
——Bmwu1lorbys. ' ()‘Brjen's. ' {
‘4 v .. l
While the water main in Main street.
Norwalk. was being tapped for n 1-1111-
auction with Michael Ratchford's build- -
lug. yesterday aiiommu. the plug New l
out and a stream of water shot high in ,
the air. The warm was shut 017 and the
plug replaced
Artist (1.1111111 Washburn painted an
Indian head on the glass over the cn- l
trance to the lied Menu Wigwam In
Washington street. yesterday afternoon
its faultless execution is in keeping-
with othcr'wcrlr done by Mr. Washburn.V‘ >
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There will be a i'hristisn Endeavorl
1‘ John June. a iti'itVl‘ was taken in
the Westpmt tianitaimmay. suiTcr-
nary of his birthday. Wmlnemlay. by on-
, 1.1.1.9“ 15‘;
rsserrrher. '
utilities;
'2 1111111 run a crs.
.1111. s 511311.
F. D. LANTDN 81 00., 22 South 11111115111111
11111111111111: company' 11 ball team has
decided not to play any more games
this season.
Ahorso owned by H: E. Dana died
last night. “WWW
Lockwood's Hall will be furnished
with incandescent lights.
No clue has been found to the colored
deck hand who is missing from the
steamboat Isabel.
Rev.8 ..Il Watkins oiliciated at the
funeral of Jeth. Caniicld. held from
the house this afternoon.
There will be a band concert on The
Green, next week Friday night.
The regular meeting of the Robekahs.
I. O. 0. F. .‘will be held tonight.
JhdgeA. E. Austin has adopted the
regulation cycling costume.
The Atlanta Whoclwoinen will meet
at the Norwalk Methodist church, to-
morrow. for a run to Dorlon's.
A large dead elm tree is being cut
down in front of Dr. Walter Hitchcock’s
residence. -
11111111 of Police Bradley took 11111111
day of! yesterday, leaving Officer Ken-
ney on dpty. '
Dwyer's band will' accompany the
Knights of Columbus on their excursion
to Pawson Park.
Fox Cycle company 111 preparer] for the
curiu prices. See change in ad. Mr
Fox reports business brisk up to date.
Joseph Healy, James Grace. and Ed-
ward Hogan, 0! Norwalk, have-returned
from LakeWaccabuc with a line string
of fish.
The Arctics and Bar Harbors played
baseball at the Norwallr Fair Grounds.
yesterday. The score was seventeen to
twoin iavorof the Arctics.
ShermuuCon11nandery.U.0. G. (1.,
will institute a new commandery at
New Canaan. tonight.
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Mrs. Webster Davis. who was hurt in
a runaway accident at Winnipauk. re«
cently. has recovered suiiiciently to leave
her daughter' 11 home in Harbor av once
and return to her home in North Wilton
The members of Hope Hose company
will give their captain. James B. Cos-
tello,aiarewell“sen1lotf" at the haze
house. tonight. Mr. Costello will and
for Europe on the Campanin. Saturday l
Enos Kolloggis not yet able to leave morning. '
his bed. He was struck by a Tramway
car, near his home in Riverside avenue.
, Twin 'City Council, Daughters oi"
Liberty. will "visit _tl1e New Canaan
lodge, Saturday night.
The Stcarns bicycle riders of Norwalk
have. not heard anything further from
the L. A. W. racing board.
Washburn's circus advertising car
passed through Norwallr, yesterday
afternoon, on route for Ridgelleld.
John S. Cunningham. a farmer living
at Four Corners, became intoxicated in
South Norwalk. last night. 1u11l was ar
rested by Captain Gladstone. This
morning Judge Hubbcll imposed a line
of $5.
A lady who was riding in a peddler's
agon in Concord street. this morning.
caught her dress in the axle of a wheel
and was thrown out and somewhat
bruised. It is believed that her injuries
are not serious.
4131101 sliiliiinon, (l l’ema‘
James E. Woodhull, of Norwalk,
ruined an overcoat, last night, by lean-
ing againsta newly painted telephone
pole.
Wuscusse Encampment. oi Stamford,
wrll confer the royal purple degree to-
night for. the benefit at Colfax Encamp-
menl.
The case of State vs. Mrs. Frederic k
Anderson, for manslaughter. will.,oon1e
up 111 the Town Court, 11111111111111, before
Judge Hubbell.
Elizabeth Millard", of 21 Step Rock
road, the intent daughter of Samuel and
Margaret Millard died this morning,
aged ten months
who
eat at the morning servhn in (111111!
church. Hu111lay.au1l make an addmn
on "Christians in Armenia and Nos-
torin." ’ fl _
Monday evening the Epworth [rogue
oi the First Methodist Episcopal church
will give 11 party on the church lawn.
There will be a iuusirnl programme and
r1-1'1tations and readings. with 1211-11111
and cake nth-r the exercises.
M1111’11111111111-u,1). l'. A. M.. of
Nonvulk, 113111 install the 111".vl,v i‘lt‘llil‘ll
Residents of Berkeley street are grate-
ful to Street Commissioner Kellogg for
the removal of the woods on the north
side of the street.
The road leading through tl11~.“llin1 k "
on the Connecticut turnpike, has b1 1-11
widened to titty
i 1tu111l the trees and
underbrush cut out.
New (31111111111. tonight. ’l‘hv Nui'walk
(.‘hiu‘lcs Reilly put a new top onilw 1111:1110 10.1111 will 1"lmf1r tlu initiatnrp
tall smoke stack at the Nor-walk Elec-
tric Light station, this mornimr. but
found it was too small.
demo-c on 1- luvcn candidate-.11
George 1". 151 arse and family haw r1
1 irncd from llll 1r trip to Washington.
Mrs. ”nurse was taken ill while tlu-r".
About live hundred people altI-nded
but is new improving. Lani night M1.
the rlaul'e at St. John's grove. Broad
River. last night. There will be 1111.
other dance Saturdav night. was thrown from his wlm-l,
”81111101111111." said l'm'lc l-Ilr'a. "nob-
ing from mental derailment-at and from
nslinht paralytic stroke. sumpm
dey's doin'
a my (oh. "
dcy's irwiuicr lo
Harold St 1111111111,, 111’ (' hosinnt street.
Norwalk. celebrati 1i the eighth annivcr
t rtaing his young friends.
A11 eiuhtccn- your old nirl,wh11 says
she is Florence King. of Norwalk. is in
the. custody of the Bridgeport Wilii'fl.
who think that she has run away from
uguod home to load 11 dismlutc life
I! you want ynur hamllul 11111- 111 1111'
am of yer rum-Imu- Mikel l'lntm
win it around. A ll be plate 11' Nlr 'ltel
111111 witty-uni oil-om wr will haul
Better Than the Original
Plate!!!
on Ilse bars tubbuu. tlm I'Ialluc In
There will be dam 11111 at The Knob tn
111111111111111,111111111111111- l’crry Council. 111' :
rally in “i“ N'W'fllk (klnmll‘lMI‘mrimw night. and the remainder of the
rhmh. next Sunday creams. with 1111111 "1.1111,; 11111111111111 will be m 1111.
reports trmutheluternatlonaltlhriutlsn A mrryall wdl (tunnmrfi “m, every
Endeavor 1.1111111111111111 just held in Wash my"... 1‘1,“an var. brig-inning at 1,:1'. p
inghm. Music. prepared camelslly for
the convention. will be rendered by the.
choir.
The National Liquor lhialers' assori- '
1111111111 «1111111111111; the liquor men in
every city in the state for the purpose of
looking attertheintm'sts of the trade
in the owning elections. A big meeting
has been held in Waterbury. and others
are Almaty arranged for Norwnlk. Dun
bury. Wshtnnford 11nd Torriugtlm.
«Yacht cups. U’Brien's.
A11 all-day meeting will be hold in
111111111111 s time. 11111111111211. limiting-.-
July 19. under the auspices of the A.
M F. “Moncharch. offitsmrich The
arms ichcated near Putnam Lake and
is a delightful picnic ground Those;
going from lime-elk will take lunch. as
the ssh- oi snythinnon the grounds is
strictly pmhlhirsd. The prayer meet
at I! a. 111. will baled hr Deacon John;
Taylor. of math Namath. ;
, walk a good part of the journey.
in Wheeler :- luumln
Miss 91111-1 .. “
institute.
NWALI. DD“.
. 25th Year.
1.2.111 that in Sumslk.
ransom 1153111 «11001
l‘rimurr. intermediate. Willow“! my] ml
li'flt‘LN‘liflrflil‘fl {WW1 ”life‘lflll“infilmtllrtml
[111.1 yslmil I-nl 111v claw ulI-m. 111mb not an 1
"I0 hflfilluflw. i'al'fllll slinniinfl j" Mum]:
and mourn. A limited 11111111111 1i 1., 11111111..
and-11w inl-tmlr-ninmlmiiml lea-11411.1 If
:11 r. Flor! applh ntmn nlmlril I1
11 Iiricn s.
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wrltraw hats.
lit-Mayor .l. 11.1111111111111 New lla-
yon. ink-ads to start Saturday on a novel
trip through New England. He will be
m-r-ommulml by Mrs. Ham-vat. They
are 11111-11ch north and expect to cover
nearly 11111111111111. They will have a pair
of horses and wagon wiihthein, but will
The Westport and Sharpness Htmt
Railway company. imbued with the
idrathnt an extension at their line to
ibdarl’uiut ori‘maml-kmvh will hen
noel thing for the pimple. as it irrtaiw
ly would for the ieimpsny. has appoint
1-11 11 construction mmittze. Arthur
8 Hoyt William B. Nash and Charles
dav ind Friday ui ore-h week until sm p m
11 m
D. It. till"?!
c1711 uni-Lovestur 111:1:ch
111111511111 rat the miiiistry. will is 1110‘liq ' '
Hearse wont bicycling in liowayton, and 2
having hisj
fir-1- 11nd loll hand quiiu badly cut. I
Mr seems tor “it real industrious until 1
l
i
Bicyles Replated; '
new, slurs, 1111111111. carers 0
mi som’ 1111111: incur.
“a malt» a siwlalii ut
TABLEWARE!
11111111111111 In the liars! um» 111' the art.
FreemandScn, 13IWaterSt.
Ilm-l sunntu want-vi
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41151: 2 (Minnie. :1111l l'111'tili1lzlys will sell 1111-111 For
: “Plaisted’s $3 ,- u ‘
on 3- -HALF PRICE. - -
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g COIO "Bl 3 Ladies“ $:l.iIlISl1o1-s, $21M l M11111: $11.0!) towel, $5.50
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BOONS, :: 3.8:; li‘l‘ls’l.Uil‘iltlfljfil; lilil Imll‘ ll11).’.~:7 Slim-s7 lilh:
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”list in is at brom- tn Mullen: on Thurs V
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11111111. 111111111, 1111 undersimslmill 1111111 plt'ifinll’l1§3l§”$ll «Sill? 1w”$'1iill“il
immediate steps to complete the rx- "WY" '"‘"rims:liitfilfllfip'iii’3ltll‘; l
tension 5 m ’21:; mm” "; . Jntmfl stills. 111-1
“me1. ”9V“. $110.75. ”m." Call 0. it. ”A” Nancy‘s its“
at tic. Nero-elk hardware L‘o. W North Iain 1111111111111 11m
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-- - - Dry GoodS!
FRIDAY AND SATURDTAY. JULY l7 AND l8.
25°F; OFF!
From lowest regular prices, with the
exception of corsets; these we are rc-
quested to soil at the rug-liar prices.
Every article mmlu-d in plain figures,
and you buy ll11'111 at onequarlcr oil.
This reduction is on ‘llic entire stock,
and is an 1.11 oriunity youshould not
miss.‘ It is th rrcatem genuine bar-
gain sale this cit has ever seen, and
and is for cash and cash only, Come
as early in the day as possible to
avoid the crowds later.
i
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
1101111111111. cops.
'11.“: 556E13— 11311131
ls always known by the appearance of
the housekeepers who visit it. This I)l( -
ture is taken from life. Last summer
customers from N. Y. who traded with us
11111111111111 they tried their best to got the
meat that we sold them .1tourpri1:1-s,but
found it was impossible to duplicate the
meat at the pric 0 so you can see that
We live up to our name which is the
cheapest and best market in the town
\ou miss it it you do not come and see
us.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS. Prop.
.
We“
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
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JACKSON’S PH HOTOGRAPHS!
, th.§i:i’.t“iiitif”.bf““". Prices Reduced!
JACKSON Photographer,
“ii”: uonwaur. core or
’e.
3; l
53 WALT: ST
Original Price
$18. 00 111ixcdcassimerc and Irish homespun
$1. 511 and $1.:
$1.00 Choiiots 11ml Zcph) rs, 7.11:.
South Norwalk,
Cornstock Bros. Masonic
ReduCtioh $31
.....BEGINS.....
SATURDAY MORNING,.JULY ll.
Come early as we 111v
Quick buyers got the best values.
” may
about enough to go around once, and some
want 11vu or 1111116.
Bargains in Clothing!
Bargains' 1n Furnishings.”
No imaginuiy values given to these goo1ls.Thc original price: Vgt
arc the modest'oné's we have been selling them
at all the season
MEN’S SUITS.
111111111; 111111111":
men 's suits,
1.1. 00 mixed worsted suits.
14.00 gray diagonals and l11111'y1'assi111crcs,
12.00 blue serge suits, 9.5 :1.
512.00 mixed cassimcrcs. 8.50
8.00 '- “ 6.59
Reduction in Negligee Shirts!
51'" 1111: Parades and Madras Clnll13,$1.oo
e
:51: Shirts, 5151'.
STRAW HATS, HALF 1511111111
Comstock":
llt SOUTH MAIN STREET,
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Connecticut
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. ..
o . t
‘ in...”
Bldg. Norwalk. 1» Nero. ill. 'itmo (ipouV ’l‘lvcuings
1
W1'l111'11,".lll the p’opular '
P E R F U M E 5! E
And sell them :11 New York
[11 loos.
””0”...“
The I101 weather
- llG SALE
PlaiSted!% egxgg’s
At THEO. OLSEN’ 5 Shoe Store.
will nullic' l111ll an
,uppicssivcii you
l have lune-gilt 11 stock of 1.11111115l111ry. Mathewson
1
L.
(\
l.:11li1's'5|101's 11111]
C115; lrllli‘
himmlll finish.
25:: For I011.
«.11.... "41.....-1WM
lll‘lil lll Nul'mllls’.
The above are all the I.:1t1 sl Shles 11ml l p— ~lo- lhiiouml il lui Ill
work and close attention will «lo ll. it will M the 1.1111111: Sula.- 1-1'1-1'
R.N.PLAISTED
as Washington
Street.
30. IDNUMN.
TH E0.
at Washington Street South Norwalk.
H. OLSEN,
:
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Norwalk Chronicler