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1896.
.IEWSOFTTIEWALKS
OASKS llEliE All TllEllE IT TllE
SEIllEl’S lemmas.
OI. II The M M I“ Ill IIIII'
ll larval, M and Vicinity
m IIIII III-nu m
During August Grace Sunday school
will be closed the 23d and 30th.
The Norwallt tire companies will hold
. mentingn'aud practice runs tonight.
The Norwallt Water Conunissioners
IIIIItlmit night and transzwtod routine
business.
The boat taken from The Knob, last
week, was found adrift in Middle Pas-
sage, ymtte’rday.
The Sunday school of the NI'Irwall;
Baptist church will hold its annual
picnic this month.
-~LL._ ~
Barney DeKlyn. of Boston, a cousin
of William DeKlyn, of Norwalk, died
in Boston, Saturday.
Schiller Stamm, U. U. R. 11., will
meet tonight, in Mystic Chain Hall,
Washington street.
Palestine Castle, .1. I). K. In M. (3.,
conferred the Enquire [degree on three
candidates last night.
The Episcopal church of Southport
will have its annual picnic at lloton
Point, August in, coming by water.
James Duncan, of Brooklyn, is the
latest arrival at (I. C. Brothetton's Red
Clover cottage at Calf Pasture beach.
Senator John H. Ferris went to Hart-
ford today to Imbniit the plans (It the
new bank building to the Bank Cont-
niissionen.
All bills outstanding against the town
must be brought in IIII or before August
23th. so as to give the selcctInIIn achance
to gut in their annual report.
. Louis B. Brotherton has :1 pet cat.
Recently it entered his room while he
wax-t asleep and scratched his face,cuttin;.'
a gash in his nose, cheek and lip.
The clubbing neawn has opened and
each day men gather on the shore in
huts and on the docks to catch them.
By the last of the week the season will
be at its height and crabs will be pulled
out at the rate of several hundred aday.
Raymond llmthcrs’ horse. driven by
ltoyJIIneIt. the ’colleI-tor forthII than,
ran away last night and collided with
Conrad [Writer’s delivery wagon in
“’a-Ihingtou street. Walter lk-IrltIIrbI -
came tangled up in the wlIIIIIls. aIId was
Ignite badly bruised. Raymond Bro-
thers' sultry was nearly ruined.
IWhile John llarowslti. ImployIId by
W H llnrr, of Westport, was fixing :1
lm alt in bi.» homers in BriIlgI-IuIrt. yes-
terIlay morning. his horse kicks-d him
back of the left ear and the man fol]
pruntmte in the roadway. At the hos-
pital the physicians pronounced hi0
altull f tact tired and ~aid he could not live.
Miss Mary Meliowan. daughter of
Mr. and Mn. Peter McGowan, and
Clinton flattwltfk, of South Norwallt.
wIIrII married at St. )lary'nehnn‘h, Sun-
day morning. by Father [0111' in rty
The bride-maid was Mia-I Kath-
riI'lI. aIIIlJohn McGowan, a brIItlII-r of
the bride. was heat man;
couple are Itowon a bridal tour.
Among thI Sorwallt IlrI-InIInthI [:0
to Willimantw to Mint ml the Male imI-
nwn'n convention are Chief Engineer
l’rowitt, H. l". Aunt: 11. «If l’iIInwn
limit and bolder I IIIIpany: "IIIIIIIIaII
llohimoo, of Hope llIIIIII IIIIIIIpatIy: \\
I" [II Klyn amlJatIiI-n’l’. llublnll IIftiIII
Fins l’ulinv. and .\ \ (blurry and
titnith .\IIrtlIrop. of I’hIInix l'JIIgIIIII
etmipttny.
lIIIlIl- .
'l' he young .
W Sexton. Jr‘.. the Bridtleport
marble mamhu made 1111 assignment.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Daily
was held from 8t.MI1ry‘II church. this
morning. . ,
Mrs Vogler, of South Main street,
went to Philadelphia today to care for
her son Charles. who isquite sick.
Rev. .latnest). Gre'ory, of Bintrhtun,
Maine, will speak III the Norwalk (‘011-
gregatioual church Thursday night.
Senator II‘IItTiII’ launch Eva L. was
hauled out on the beach at Dorlon Point,
this morning. and is being repainted.
The residence of Dr. BolIannIIn, South
Main street, is being repainted by James
E. Stevens and 0011 Eddie. of Rowoyton.
Charles Yost is lIIII" \Ug Contractor
Harrylliather build :1 VII-3 room addi-
tion to his residence in South Third
street.
Captain Gladstone. omeer Pennington,
Henry lI‘roeb and Edward Quittner will
wheel to Compo Beach today and have I1
shore dinner. ”
The summer school for the study of
“limit! opened this morning at the Center
school building under Profs. Howard
and Helium.
Dr. Smith. of Kennett, will take his
patients and their attendants to the
White Mountains in a special car, to-
IIIorrow.
The Ladies’ Waist club of the Nor.
walk Yacht club will hold its mgulur
session tomorrow afternoon. and enter-
tain the gentlemen in the evening.
The governing committee, of the
Norwalk Yacht club will hold a meet-
ing at the home of VlCGICOlllllltltllll't‘. A.
E. Chasmar. in Washington street,
Thursday evening.
A party of twenty came down from
Danbury, this morning. to enjoy :1 sail
in Captain (.‘utbill's yacht. The party
not oil" at Norwalk and took the trolley
to South Norwalk.
The. Norwalk-fi'atnway company will
tomorrow issue a new tune-table. It
will be the must IIIIIIIplIItII and conven-
ient schedule of the running of 0:110 the
company has ever issued.
The Illiver Weed 11nd St. John ball
teams will cross bats next Saturday.
Manager TrI'adeIll and (Iaptuin l Hial-
ley are looking after the interests ol' the
”liver Weeds. ’l‘. Kelley for the latter
club. -
The horse owned by the Old Well
Laundry ran away from the car barn in
\thxlward avIInIIe. this morning. com-
in: up South Main Sil’l‘t‘t tIIWIIslIiIIglmI
street. wlII-re he was stopped before any
damage w: Is (ltlllv'.
F-rederit k T_I rrell found the following
writte ll on apiece of paper in a bottle.
floating in the Sound: “Aug. lst. Nu;
('misc of N.“ Jenny Naval llI-sc: Ir-s
on board tlII-ir (“ill ship Portsmouth.
Everything all l). K. W. V. Boyd. l'
l'.. 2 White hlrt‘l'i. X. Y."
Arthur 5. Ezekiel. of the Sentinel job
printing IlIIpIIrtIIIIIIIt. was taken sudden
ly ill. wlIilII at Work. yesterday morning,
and was obliged to go IIIIIIIII. it was the
first time IIII had over lost It IlIIy'~ \Hll‘lI'
l because of sickness.
.\ girl and buy on bicycles II'I-rII “In“:
through Washington street. this IIIIII'II-
ingfwhenl’rank. IlIII buotblavk at the
Import Il('.1l'I ran into llll‘ giil. h'ln
jIIIIIpI-Il from in r Men I“ III thin to 0.1M
lli‘l‘nt“ .Il'roIII helm: thrown on but the
forward wIIlIIIIl It the bicycle Was I-IIm.
i pl III ly w M lIIId
About IiftI IIII- I11lII-r.~' oi l)0111.:l.1~ l‘ ow-
II 1' I’m-It :IIIIltlII~ Woman II llI-lII-r I orps
:WI‘ill on their annual piI lllt' ltl \'. IllHIII
Inland, yI-IIII May. I‘ Ipt: IiII (2110b
Woul' II 'Ilonp IIIIIII _vI~Il IlII- p.I:I_I III the
In] 1nd IIIIIIrIItlIIIdIII was pom-II in :1
llllltfllllflllly IIIIjIItIIIblII 1110111101“. and 11
igmxl Ilium-r II 110 III-III'IIII
l
hlIurillII Si;l|.fl.',1llI‘lll‘llll'ttl‘tldillll Hulk-
lt'y. Ill l‘IIIrliI'lIl. IltIIuHIItIIlt‘l «III the
‘ lINITlllll ToIIIII Found ’9? Couldn't Take It
Interment-light
“‘4‘ Fm" M‘flm‘lm huuday " hmr " WlnI-lIIIIIII It ltIIIII on the Faith» lIl road
"with” annual ”WWW“ “‘3 '“I‘l “”1 'Hutnluy afternoon and IIltIII pIIrIIlIIIII
WWI”. ”W 3"” m” I “"4"” Island. ‘ Inn 21 claim oi lIIIII' pl IIII-d thII propri-
the steamer leaiinu Smith Somali: at ‘I . no and lIIIrteIIdI- r lllllltIl‘ arrest. ’1 IIIII
a. ‘m. “WW‘WE'FWW‘ *“H‘” limit-5W". lulu-II to the Suntbport jail and
"l Mil”? ”PM"? "1 “l" I"WI m"hl'n"lllil”(‘tl IIIIIlIIr lIIIIIIlIIIIf MINI IIIIpIIIII' be
will ll' "0 danger "f 0""WWW‘hMI ifIm-JIII-IIIIIViola-111m at III» that nit-
Ticltets will be [Illa-d on sale this. week. Will
There isa'very pron-pee: that theorem 1
air»: will be a his MICHM. '
M the IIIIIIIIIIIII of the llIIymIIkIIrN
‘lut night. all .IrrIIIIIerIImItII IIIII'I- II-IInI
’plIItI-I fur Ilw invitation. 'l‘lIIII'IIIlIIy
tIlnlIt.IIIIIl III-I IIIIIIIrtIIiIIIIIIItIt of mem-
hIIr- oi the “ml-my lIIIIlIIit. ’l‘lII- IIIIIIII
l in: will III I IIllIIIl proIIIptly at I. 'lII
I‘IIIlIIlI.‘ and all numbers are I‘IIIIIII-IIIIIII
Menard. Bwartr It; Volt. who pqt‘I'lIIIII—
ed the llallncit mlw'. and tin rear
(7 uIIuInIImd home on tin-proper” nIIIIIIII
ly acquirrdhy r51 .lou-ph'n pariah. wil
mnemo- imam off tho-month. tunilmt
in Barnum] stru-t. n" .lohtt'l' Witt IIlIII prowl! IIII prmn‘ptly I1I1 powlbln.
ten .itmnrtmul “mm“, that he hoped ;\ News] Irollrytmtlz wnl :i‘k." llIII IIII‘IIII-
tohnma IIIIIIr tuthdie church IInIlII“ '72:", ”“222" ‘0 “3”" ""”"""d my
way In dept-uni”. and utiiiI-h-nllyiln- f, “' «one mum” y at ”
inhmthvtme cold weather In that IIIIr- ”r’wk‘ -
vices mold hr held them lmim Kelly. an lltttlttdt‘lnll woman.
:Wt'lll to lhIIuttI'I-t HIillIIIIII‘II resident-II lII
Jprhd, Amh, «It Kerr “1&5an t‘mtb MIIIII «trout. yesterday. to do
walk anvlflangntueh.whila drivingwith Mine uranium. and while there was
his wile over the llixhlirhml in San- llli’l‘ll with Ivrnmpu.
unlock. mar-"lay afternoon. in II aide» II lesion she allowed Mm. HtillIIIIu lIIIIIIIIIl
hardmwn by hit hamlme lays. hefiIIr Mr. HIIIIIIIIII and later Dr. llurnell
”flight with my of ”.mp1 Drimlls wax-called and be relieved her IIIIITIIIM
nmcmma IIIItu-n by Sen lurk par :inc- HIIIIIIIIII started ll'mw but faint
tiIIIII whuwm in mm tmthe demand «Id In Monro:- street whore IIIIII was,
they Were In II had tangle for aim I110 Wound hr Alt-I. W l‘. Baxter. for whom
min. A wind Kn torn oi! the livery ahe hurl also worked. The woman was
new, MI: no mien hurt. and the token had: to Hr lithium II and later
‘ ilk. Hamil drove her home.
After IIIIII‘lI pIIr- ‘
KNOOKEO OUT IY ILEOTMGITY.
meq-W
Blg n Om It In Expected.
A peculiar series of electrical checks is
reported from Water street, South Nor-
walk.
In front of Nelson Taylor's now blOIIlI
dangled 11 broken telephone wire. hang
ing over one of the electric light
wires. Isaac. Davis, who boards in
David Kelly‘s block, was walking home.
Holnul his sleeves rolled up above the
elbows, and the wire came in contact
with his flesh. cunning II severe shook.
Mr. David lost no time in getting away,
and was relating his experience, when .
Jeremiah Tobin oii‘ered to bet anything
that he could stand on aboard and take
any amount of electricity from the wire
without- being hurt. it happened that
the board Mr. Tobin selected had
been thoroughly drenched by the IIIIIrIII
ing‘s rain, and this acted an an excellent
conductor. He had no sooner grasped
the wire than he IVI10“tiednpin knots,"
and knocked cmnplotely out. Ho could
not let go the wire to save his life, and
finally some of the bystanders who Went
to his aid succeeded in forcing the IvirtI
from his hand. He was dazed for Rome
IIIinIItes alter the experience, and 1101-0
not care to IIIpeIIt it again.
Fell Into the Hold oi the lloai.
()lllcor Pennington was called to F.
M. Tolles I“: (.‘~o.'fl dock about 10 o’clock
last night, and there learned that Al
Briggs, one of the crew of the barge,
“Telephone,” of New York, had fallen
into the hold of the boat. The man hurt
his head and one of his ankles, but did
not: appear to llt‘. in 11 serious condition.
About midnight George Hoyt, of Eliza-
beth street, came up street and reported
that the man was worse, and Dr. .I. '1‘.
Kennedy was called to attend him. 110
was comfortable this morning.
Librarian's Report lor July.
At the meeting of the directors of the
Public Library, last night. the litmu-
iI1110 report for July was presented. The
visitors nuIIIbIer 3,517; books lent, l,75l:i.
The number of books lent- is greater
than that of any previous summer month
excepting AIIgIIIt. IMII. Mrs. Back»
slur has presented :1 lllt' of the Edin-
burgh Quarterly Reviews, and Edwin
.\Il:1IIIslI:10 given Smith's Bible Diction-
ary to the Library.
The regular meeting of the Twin
City WlIIIIIlIIII-n will be bold tonight at H
o‘clock. III the» club lll'illllllllll'll'l'rl iII
‘IVushingtIIn street.
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
NORWALK, CONN.
025th Year.
1.'IllI lo. 11 in _\. I'm Ilk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
:Ind I'-Il-
l‘I‘iIIIan. lzle-rIIIIIIliIIIII. lll’illll‘llllc
l.II_:.~pIIIpIII'nlI-I'I -I'.;I.~‘~I-~I. SI~IIIII.I!i~t.~II-IIIIIII-‘I'Ivd
be I III M III IltIII-I. I-lIIIIuIInII. IIIII~I I. an Illlll
t-III lIIII: , 'u. I‘IIIIIl‘Id IIItI-IIIIIIn III IlIIIl‘ll~
1nd! I II‘ I- '1‘ lllllllv'll IIIIIIIl-III'III'IIIIy IIIIIIII~
:IIIIl~I 1.:ll-I’lllI‘IIll.ltl'llllll'll. Son-l l‘I-I' I'll‘v
I-III- ll l tin or I- III 1111- In IlI- ~iI: 11.0-
.\| 0 lllllltl II-III I1 0111- I I\lnllltl~ 1|" 'lI'IIII~
IlI :IIII l'IIIlII) IIlIIIII'lI wI-II-k \111til'a.IIIIp.1II.
ll 'Jli)
Mrs. Mead s School!
WILL REOPEN
September 29,’96
ALL APPLICATIONS
Hill-
:II III‘
l“ul‘ llIlllllsSltill should lll' made at
D
side at illl early day.
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
Ill'llllI‘l Ilil) H'l‘ltlil‘l’l‘,
HIIIIIIl‘orIl, - - - -
WILL REOPEN
September 29th.
Over one hundred III I104 have entered l'Ul'
letto from this III'lIIIIIl.
Aug, I IIII
WHEELSl.
('IIIIIIIII-I iI'ut.
Liberal
lIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIts
to
CASH BUYERS
lI‘III' IIIIMI'IIIIII on! _1'.
Standard Lines Only!
”3”...
FOX CYCLE (30.,
1 Elizabeth Street.
8017111 Nouwnm. (Joasncrtcnr
llnmlr «lIIIII on lvl‘i‘llllul‘fl.
0. ll. HARVEV'S
cI'rv IMPLOVMENT notucv.
lIIIIliIIu IIIIII Irv-nth- IIIIIII Ilmltlmt IlrIIt I'lmm
hiltv ltI MW I ‘IIlIdI' ill‘ I' I111 III-l: till the sumo "t
IIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIII' y: nlIIIIIIIII owl lllillllumlll'lh".
I ItlII r mule III female. I on We IIIIIIImplIIyIIII m
\lIIIItrIIl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII It ilrIIt- IIla-III IIIIIII II
man and uflrllt‘flI-L I‘ImIIl nun-III to right
IIII
”Il’IIImI.—0I1g.g.~mII.I by day for tire! IlaIIu
Gmlllfllfl‘fll 'lIIrIIIII IIIry nationwide.
”inflamma- Sontitltmralk.
‘ FIL-Y P-A-P-E-R. .
txcttslon, . - I ct. A sneer. _ . ‘3
Small Men and Large Boys! .,
. . . ,.
F D LAWTON & OO 22 South Mam Street .
' ' " ‘ To procure at :1 great reduction I1 coat and vest
...._._..__ WEB *Affivbmgf EEEii—_M at about the original price of the vest. alone
GRAND MIDSUMMER 50 ‘
i’IoI 10110 to lnvontIII \ we have been through they entire slot: k, and IIIIIIIIIII] IIIIIry . '
lip-111; dIIwII. Many gooda are marked down to 1000 than one half the ‘
cost. It. is IIIIIIpporlIIIIity you should not miss. 'l‘lIIIy a n I
must be SUN 00 we do not wish to Inventory
IlIIIIII. Remember every depurt-
isreprosented in this " . .
VEStS
5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN. '
__.____. III iua queer tangle, but there are others I I '
ju0t as bad oil who still stick to the old
way of paying the highest prices for 4
$2013??in 0 it“: 1:101; 0331 fault if you This lot of goods is the result .of breaking
‘ ' ll ' . . . .
spend as yourJneiglIbor. It {110000111100 suns. Selling a pair of trousers from the suit
you stick to the high price butcher stock has leti us with these “Odd Coats and
When we say that we do more business V t0 u , 11 h d f 'bl
than any two lllill‘kl‘lh III tln town you \ 65 *I ‘15 we ca L em ‘1“ x it were pOSSl. c
llglrllxlfllulgltit? .1410.f “Bile ('lllll) I311 you 1‘1vlrg to get trousers to match you would pay many
11) or _.c 11 111-1?
mus Wm chops for [-2.16 but us, an?" times more than the prices we are asking for
{’he I’Mtfii’fmv’l beef that you ever <.Iw them, and be getting your money's worth with
_ or on FRln ‘t , every one of them. The sizes run small-33,
ELDELIVERL 34, 35 and a few 36, breast measure. Don't
1'1“ '1‘ New York Market wait, then wonder when you come why you L
.. II ‘ FRANK S. AYERS, P never get a baIgain. 1.]
‘ roP- ()ur stores 0 Ion nMonda ' and Saturda even— '
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. ings I ) Y
JACKSON’ 5 PH OTOGRAPHS!
Are unsurpast for beauty '
of style and finish. PTIGBS Reduced! comStOCk Brothers,
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, I
53 mu. 57“". _ . _ _ . . “WALK co“ I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
WANT ANYTHING ? South Norwalk, - ' - ‘- Connecticut.
. , . _1\'onIIIdtII. AtlH’l'tlStI ' l
R ‘H 111 lll'.‘ South Norqu; MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. ,. ‘ 0“th
E ven i ”g Comstock Br00., Masonic ‘
Sentinel. Bld‘g. Norwalk. So. Norwalk Store Open Evenings
Plaisted!
DRUOOIST.
WI: have all the popular
BIG SALE
PERFUMES!
And sell them at New York
prices.
0—.._..
The hot Weather
will not be half so
oppressivcil you
Of Men’s
Ladies’
and
Children's
HOES
At THEO. OLSEN’S Shoe Store.
02.00
Iull'fi‘c - I ' I
c . o
g “PIaIsted’sm
0
3 Old ” a
5 Well 3
-l
., Cologne! g _
O O
U -—-—-—o~—-—- )
P "l
m:IlIfltll‘IIIonrllmill; '2". llllllll'h', $4.00 SllOl‘SJ
0"“ o “ 3.00 “
z Stationary,g ., 200 “
'l 4 '
Books,
Etc.
Try a box of llIIrllIuIl'slnch‘I
ness paper, Linen or
smooth finish.
25¢ Per Box.
—«—-—-- o
R. H.PLA|STED
43 Washington
Street,
50. NORWILK.
Shorty Sherwood Hatter!
()enuplonn portion of it. (Tummy-id's
Elm Tmué'ln '0le “ii?" 81:!
“'3 fl 9 0“
mi- I’m-.001». «a. I II it
“ 2.00 “ -
“ 1.50
u 3.00 lius’t O
“ 2.00 “
II 100 ..
ii 1.25 it
xl’ds,2.00
2.00 “
1.50 “
1.00 “
“ 3.00 Kid ()xl'ords,‘1.50 “
I. 1.50 ..
'I 1.00
“ 1.50
" 1.00
“ 750 100
4.00
3.00
2.50
p 2.2 5
2.00
Men’s $5 .00 llussol,
it
it
it
it
it
I have lIIIIIIIht :1 stock of Louiisburv, Mathewson I\': Co.’ 0 line Ladies' Shoes and
()xlords, and for (30 day. “'1“ sell them lor
HALF PRICE!!
$3.50
, { 3.00
2.00
1.5 0
1.2 5
1.00
ti it
held in Normtlk.
".100 pair lloys’ Shoes,
100 “ ClIilIlIIIII’0’l11000,.SOI
00C:
“ (100
"The above are all the Later! Styles and Up-tII-Ihite,and il'lIIII'Il
W011: and close attention will do it, it will lit! the Biggest Sale evol'
THEO. H. OLSEN,
8| Washington Street South Norwalk.
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Norwalk Chronicler