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.ganiurs 111111111. .
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_ Frederick B. Coleman hue purchased
" new house. .9 AWL.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Campbell.
. 'l‘he city has engaged SrdvatorQhariot
to begin work on the High street sewer.
Amccting will be 1111111 111 the Roi.
wulk club rooms, (Monday night. to
make arrangcxnentesfor a chess tourney.
M
. The Daughters‘of Rebokah,‘oi Stam-
ford, postponed their trolley ride to
Baton Point, announced for last night.
Frank Tocci, of South Norwalk, has
rented a room in Railroad aveuhe; New
Cannon, and openeda shoemaking and
repairing shop.
' Miss M. Christine Dyer, of N ew York,
3 violinist will play at the Sunday even-
ing service in the South Norwulk Bap-
tist church, tomorrow.
. The Knight Street African Methodist
. Episcopal church Sunday school, assist—
ed by the choir, w1ll give a concert to-
! marrow evening at 72-15 o‘clock.
, The boat recently purchased by John
B. Phillips, of Stamford, from (201111110-
dorc J.” D. Smith was brought to South
Norwalk, yesterday, for an overhauling.
«Long 111112111 blnefish, 10 cts.a pound;
weukfish, 6 eta; porgies, S etc. at Hayes’
market.
The party of Norwalk young ladies
whlwant to the White Mountains last
Monday, returned last night. They re-
port the excursion one of the most en-
joyable in their experience.
--Straw hats $171217? O’Brien‘s.
Councilman Robert Pearson. employ-
. ed at J. C. Wilson a: 0on factory, was
taken suddenly sick with chills. yester-
day. while at work, and wan obliged to
go to his home in Woodward avenue.
—chspr1ng lamb 12,19. NA’. Mfk't
‘ Captain Jack .lamoe write§ that he
was not rclermed from the Daubury
team, but left of his own accord. e
desires to have the impression that he
was released, corrected ~Dunbury No we.
Washburn‘ a circnu exhibited to fair-
simd audiences. yesterday, despite the
severe and frequent showers. The per-
formnncos were very good. repaying all
those who went to the Enter grounds.
U’Bricn’s.
The South Nomalk Fife and Drum
band will attend the Eagle Hook and
Ladder company’s fair in Darion. to-
night. The band will render animations
and Sergeant Beecher will gircaclog
danm.
~51! pounds of brr-ukf. nit bacon for
ducts” at Hayre 111ark0t.
~Strnw hats.
Mrs. W. (i. webb. of Norwalk. pro-
aontcd her husband/with a daughter on
Wednesday. R. (2. Raymond in now 11
digniflml grandpa, and he 11' boon
treating 1‘ho boys to cigars. -~ New
Canaan M manager.
—llrown dorhys. (l'flrion's.
A harm owned by lh-Klyn. the Non
walk I11lmr. started up Washington
street, toarly this morning. and turned
up North Main lecct into Edward
(,luittnor'e. where he wan Iitopped before
any damage was done.
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"Four poundu of «alt pork for "5 ctu.
at Ilnycu‘ market.
The West Wailiim’rton Stu-ct (trima-
11.111111111111111 have its rel-com! excursion
of tho 111111111111. Tuesday afternoon. in (211;)
min Stanley Imundm demon-“J liow-
11rd Lowndou." to nytnr Bay. hour: I»
land. The start will I111 made at :1
o‘clock. ‘
anturduy. July
112101111. just half regular prime.
Iloyt lit“ Hon.
George II 119111.01 the Lakenlde lnn.
him made nrrongomentt with the Now
walk Tramway company and the Stam-
ford illmt Railway company by which
he will. on and after tomorrow, inn
‘lmam to connect with the trolley earn
of both made ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
wi’rol‘ M. El Reach. the well- known
mullet-opinion «no he consult/ml at In:
olllm. in the parlorof the (lily Hotel,
31mm Nanalk. Tuesdays. from 9 a. 1m.
to H p. 111. Eye: examined free.
‘25.
men's ruseel'
A. If
Fred 1'1. Mills and E. fl. lllokelymf
Nouthpru't, Everett Bulklcy. ulthe For
(lycle company. and (1‘. M. Flewellio.
‘ol Howells. will wheel to Turrytown.
N. Y.. tomorrow. and return. going via
Port Chester and White Pinion. Mr
Bulkloy will.
the mtern
«11140111111111 saute note... no limit
of New York 11111111.
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pairing «hep In North Main street.
Miss Mary 11931111.. of Norwich. In
a guest of John Heynan, of Stewart
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mace column For Salem-Bicycles.
Frank Mace. an ltalluu bootblack of
Norwalk. is badly poisoned from mar»
cury ivy. .
The worst storm of the 110an11 raged
on the Sound yesterday afternoon and
evening. "
The Tramway tracks over the terms],
which. sprain] on Thurmlay. delaying
the Grace church excursioniuta, were
repaired thin morning.
v—Spring chickens. 1111'. N. Y. market.
(I. P. 'I'ocquc,of Broadltiverde making
extensive improvemente to his property.
The dyeing establishment is being fitted
with new machinery.
M111. Charles F. W bury, of Havi-
Iand street, who has 11 seriously sick
six weeke, with peritonitis. in convales-
ing, and is able to be out of doors.
"Christ' 1n the Home" will be the sub-
ject of Dr. Beau’ 5 tall: at the 1&101 scr~
vice in Knudsen’a Hall, tomorrow at
3:30. Bright flinging and a hearty wel-
come. ‘
, ~Bicyclcs, it‘ll). 75. Guaranteed, "‘I.
The Highway Connoissioners yester-
day received an application from the
town of Stamford for a share of the
state appropriation for improved high-
ways.
The sailing party which was to have
been given by Mom Alice Cram 111111
Miss Louise Woodward on the yacht
Marguerite, last night. was postponed,
A butting post at “hié' end of one of
the spur tracks in the South Norwalk
freight yard has been removed and will
facilitate. the work of unloading carriages
from flat care.
An address to the sound money Dem—
curate of Connecticut,for a convention to
be held at the Hyperion theatre, W01!-
nosday, August (2. at H o'clock p. 111.. is
being extensively signed by the sound
money Dcmmrats of New Haven.
‘ 000,; oil‘ for cash on refrigerator-1111111
baby carriages for the next to 11 days. at
ltaymonctd: Sons‘, Norwulk? ' .
11.111.111.01“, Daughters 13111111351151,
will ha1eamue11cal and literary enter
tainment in (.iuider'u Hull, Bowayton,
Mondaynight. Admieniml is free and
cverybrflyieiuvitcd to attend. whether
members of the order or not. A too
will be served by the ladies after the
programme;
«Rubber atampu, Wheeler" 11 It“.
The 0.110 of Dr. S. 11.. Huntington 1'11.
Charles Whitlmk war; on trial before
ludgo llnbhcll, yesterday. and wound-
journed until the Met. The {anti-1
brought to n cover a hill of $2110 for
medical attendance upon the late
Augustue Whitlock.
«limo you 1 xaxninod that Mr yolo for
5:19. 713? Guaranteed by South Norwulk
Hardware company.
The vocht Regina 111111.11 today with :1
merry party on board. [5 include -d At-
torney and Mrs. Henry W. Gregory.
nicE. Smith. Mm. (.2. l5. (001111 1:13, and
Clarence l". (inborn. They will vinit
Block and Shelter Islands, Surrogausctt
Pier. Newport: and the Thimble h.
lands, '
u
~Ladieu‘ Alpine hat-1 at (I Brien' 11.
I
The deathof lohn W John, of Nor-
walk, took placn' 1n the 1111111111! lmpitnl
in Bridgeport, 'l'hnrmlny. from «pantie
paraplegia. The body wan moved to his
late rouidonco in Norwalk on 0111421321
train, ynumrtluy afternoon. The funeral
will be held Monday at :l o‘cllu'k, at the
house, 8 llonry smart. Rev. ii. ll. Watv
Irina will oillciatc.
The 1~o11111~11ruti1111 meeting of the
Young People's Smdety of (Jbriuiiun
Endeavor. of tho Norwulk (Jongrrmv
111111111 church, tomorrow evening. will
he the but meeting of the! mmiety until
the middle. of Heptrmlm. There will
be 11 roll-cull of 1111211010111 and an ad-
dress willbe made by one of the most
energetic workers of. the Natural]: Ii nion.
w-‘l1‘11wls,lzl..' N.‘1’.murkot.
A Norwich inveulorhaau large mail
which he attends to at him desk at home
Once in to other hill wile "put: up" his
room for him. throwing the old letteru
.ntoa closed. This Week, in cleaning
out the chm-.1. she found a letter with 11
check for 13100011 in It. The inventor
11111011 a few n-rnurlu and then “studied
the check It was dated Feb. ‘1'. 18511,
and was made payable at the Fmt
National hunk. Norwich. After a time
teuell oooofhiu 51110110111111 to a (lath
lorniu ouwnrn for 1111,1100. and receiving
nounmerlet the matter «imp. He in
now bustling 10111111 whether the check
is good for anything.
1%
'Main street. has gone to the White
Mr. and Mrs. John A. (Jump, MM .\n~ .
it occurred to him that he had nfl'erml tn .
1110 they Are and When‘l'hey go In
Search «I Best and Recreation.
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The Ducting olllia lelon Sum Sends may
Sojourners to 11111 moon-1.1111110. 11m-
lnlns, and Alarm) the Mutual Scenes
‘1' ol Rural Lilo.
Peeksklll. N. Y., who have been vieitinl.’
at Rev. Garrett Ilaulenbepk's. Orchard
street, left Norwalk today for the sea-
shore. '
hire. and Miss Uetler have returned
to their residence, with C. W. Hall'u
family in New Canaan, after a visit
with friends in South Norwalk;
Miss Mattie Thompson, of the Penn~
eylvanin .Truet company. Reading. in
spending her vacation with Mrs. George
Imekwood, West street.
Harry Deweburymf Bridgeport, 'for-
needy of Norwalk,l11 visiting at real-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis, of
Wilton avenue.
William Knapp returned to Bridge-
Maria Broadhurat, of Hoyt street.
John Quintard,
road, will'uoon leave for Asheville. N
(2., on the advice of his physician.
Miss Basie E. Seymour, of 2.”: West
street, is visiting Miss Elinor Holmes,
at Maplehnrst, West Winuted.
11111111111 Mrs. W. J. Finnoy. .11.,«11
Berkeley street. contemplate a trip to
the Catskills in September.
Mrs. John B. Lawrence and children,
of Montclair, N. 11., are spending a few
weeks 111 South Norwalk.
Miss Marion Beard, of Oak Park.
Illinois, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
(,2. H. Beard, Golden Hill.
Miss Fannie Mitchell. of 123 South
Mountains for her health.
Judge A. E. Austin has returned
home from a trip to Norwich, New Leu-
d 1n and Block Island.
Mm.l.ouisc Dean, of West street, is
visitmg her brother. (.Iharlcx N. Ray-
mond, in Rowayton.
nor. of New York, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. llamas (Haven.
William Rider and Miss Anna Rider.
1f Westport _avouno, are visiting in
lighlands. N. J.
Mrs. Ella Sec, of White (Ink Shade, is
visiting her sister. Mr». It. l". Nolan, of
Ray-11101111 street.
Mrs. (.‘harIeaCl ark, of N1'1rwollr. won
a recent guest at Floyd Bouton‘s,
(5001'g1'1tow 11.
Alfred A. Trowbridgo. of Danbury. in
npending the week in Norwalk and
Bridgeport.
Mrs. l’lurbe Davis, of New York, in
visiting her son. Theodore Davis, Lowe
street.
I). 3. 11111111111111, of Norwalk. will rc-
torn to Waxhington, Monday.
Mil-111 (lracc Bordon, of Lowe street. is
visiting in Ridgelleld. .r
'1 Selectman Belleck is home from Block
Island.
Miss Baird’s
Institute.
NORWALII, GONN.
.25th Year.
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TO KEEP THINGS MOVING
l896 Bicycles
Best make. Maker's Name Plato.
A l m every respect.
$38.00!
$IOO Wheel.
Standard maker at discount of .111
per cent.
SUNIlRIES AT (3051‘!
A few desirable Second “11111111 to
becloscd out at Great Sacrifice.
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Mr. and M111. B. C. Everiughim, of ,
of the Saugatnck -
W. E. Hughes and Benjamin 1.Jlrun- ’
rnuetrreor,
acumen.
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
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port. yesterday. afteraviait with Mrs. :1
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS! ,
Are unsurpassed for beaut
of atyleandflniah. . . . .y.
53 WALL STRICT,
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F. D. LAWTDN 1 (20., 22 South 1111111311111
EDWARD STREET
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MITMUMMEII
Everything must go. Prices are
Lower than you have ever seen
them.
EDWARD STREET! ~
‘ 110111011111. couu.
TAKE THE BULL BY THE HORNS'
and go straight to Ayera’ without hesi-
tuncy and order a prime. juicy roast or
steak. :1 chop n broiling chicken or fowl.
or anything your palate fancies and
when it iu'cooked to a turn you will pro-
nonm-c it as choice a morsel as was ever
placed on Queen Victoria's dainty table.
and at prices as low an the quality is high.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRINKS. AYERS. Prop.
Original Price.
(6
8.00
750 Shirts, 580.
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Rhetographor,
NORWALK. CONN
.0111: Guitar MID SUMMER
Reduction 53
.BEGINS . . .. .
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY II.
Quick buyers getthe best values. Come eme .15 we haven
about enough to go around once-.0111! some may
want two or more.
Bargains' 111 Clothing!
Bargains“ 1n Furmshmgsl!
Bargains' In Straw Hattll
No imaginary values given to these goods. The original prices given
are the modest o s we have been selling them '
at a l the season.
MEN’S SUITS.
$18.00 mixed cassimere and Irish homespun
men’s salts,
15.00 mixed worsted suits,
14.00 gray diagonals and {fincy cussimcrcs,
‘ 12.00 111110 serge suits,
12.00 mixed cassimeres,
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‘ Reduction in Negligee Sliirts!
$1.50 and $1.25 Fine Percales and Madras Cloths, $1.00
$1.00 Cheviots and Zephyrs, 740.
Show HAIL, HALF PRICE!!,
Comstock Brothers
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11mm WNW
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W R H WANT ANYTHING? 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
' ' 0' .1 South Norwam - - connected
. .1. 1,’ ' E i " MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. ‘
Pl aISted ' V6" ng Cornstock Bros., Masonic -
. I Sentinel. Bld’g, Norwalk. So. Norwalk Store Open Evenings.
onuools'r.
We have all the popular ’
P E R F U M E S!
Amlscll‘hcm at New York Of Men’s'
prices. Ladies’
‘ o and
The hot weather Ohi'dren 8
will not be half 2111 .
‘opprcssivc if you ‘
cm “Pl ' d1 :3 1 I l I I I
3: mice 5
0 1
,, Old . At 111:0. OLSEN 5 Shoe Store. . ,
II ,I'l .
2! 2°
C , .
:1 we" 3 I have bought a stock of Lonnsbury. Mathewson N: C1133 l’inc Ladies' SIN‘JCS and /5I”
In cologne! g Oxfords, and for (10 days Will 90!! them Ior .
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P 1 1 I I
“Wohavc :1 10111- 2 l
oplcte aesortmcnt n I‘ 1 .7 "‘4 , 1.. ”11“
"of _ o , 1.11 Inn 311» .( 0 Shove, $2.00 M011’ 8 . o. 00 lillS\(.l,$3.510
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3 Statlonary,§ u 3.00 d 2.00 11 4.00 11 3.00
1» Blank. , ,1» u 2.00 ‘1 1.50 1 1 51.00 .1 2.00 .
Books, 1' 1.00 a 1.00. “ 2.50 1' . 1.5 0 .
Etc. ‘1 3.001111101111111119150 " 2.25 , 1' 1:2 5
Try a burnt llurll11111'elchr- ‘c 2-00 (I 1-50 fl 2100 “ 1-00
nets paper, Linen or g; u (l .
smooth finish. It lg'gg R ) 1 $.83
us’tI x01 8 . .
2,50 Parana. ' l - . ' , 1 , 7 '1 . ’
‘ . u 2.00 a a 1.50 ]O() Pulll IIO)S hllllll‘l, 600
mm a H50 1: 11 1.00 100 “ Chihlron’eR 11esct,800
R.H.PLAISTED " 1.2 5 ' ' me 100 “ ' " «101
g:,:‘£”'"'t°" The above 1'0 all the Latest Sty! en .1111! Up- -to llato and it 11.11111
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., _ . .1. ._ .11. hold 111 311111.10.
llunlnem i1; llnfiillt'iflt.mllmwvulflnl Int
dividnalwl‘on, air; ”told that when a
man makes 11 little extra money. hie
first dutyia lornnkn hill when primal I H EO- H. O I s E N,
of 11 11311110111110 drown.
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"WM" 81 Washington Street South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler