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The District Division convention. of
the Bonsof'remperanmuwasheld yen
a. 0' ”l. lllvor. _ terday in Bowayton.
W in the attenicoa'tbe usual holiness
lesion took place. Detonator were pre-
MY mwmm am non Not-walk. Booth llorwslk.
. New Canaan. Greenwich. Weapon and
Silvermine. District Worthy Patriarch
William Bawley presided.
1n the evening a social session was
held, when apleasing programme was
enjoyed. It included an address of wel-
come by Ira. William J. Crew. and re-
marks by Lewis Bubbell. W. A. Kellogg,
H. L. Wondworth. Edwin Tattle. of
' Norwalk. and Honors. Hodges and Bar»
tram. at New Canaan; recitations. urn.
{ ' McKcudrich and Mrs. Frederick Wheel~
, er; duet. Misses Hart and Crockett; vio-
., tho WNW“ 00m"- tin andpiano duets. Charlee and Shop
.W in mm' 1‘ W“ ard Wells; auto. with gnita'i- accompani-
.' “the members 0“” 1"’ ment, Mire Marion Hewley, at Silver-‘
.Mfrlends be invited to at.
, . mine. vocal solo,'l“red flawley. Silver-
' m8 ”“0“ “ Washinirton mine; piano solo. Miss Edith Hart.
tom 3’" 8' 1" Uphani. At the conolusion of the programme
5’3”!“ company "in 8° 0“ “‘9 cake and cream were served.
, leave! East Norwalk at 6:30 W... .
V". pp the trolley at Sonthport
law‘s“ 3:22;?“ng a House in Fairfleld Avenue Damag-
ma trip will cost thirty-five 0d During Yesterday’s Storm.
9 The house at No. 51 Fairfleld avenue,
owned by 15.8. Lafliu and occupied by
Timothy Mnher and John Fitzpatrick
and families, was struck by light-
ning during the short though heavy
shower, yesterday atteruoon. Tho
chimney first. felt the etl‘ects of the bolt,
and several bricks were dislmlgod. Then
the L on the east side of the house was
struck. the siding torn oil. and several
panes of glass in one of the windows
shattered. The wcupants oi the home
were considerably frightened, but were.
not injured. Michael Bouliban and
Louis Sch'weizer. two employees of
Raymond Brothers, were in front of the
house when the flash came and distinct-
lyjelt the shock.
A large tree in Fred W. Smith’s yard,
in West Main street, was struck by
lightning during the storm.
l" .
srxucx or mournmo.
.‘la’onl Workers and Sunday
annotation of the Advent Chris-
m west of the Connecticut
willholda "haunt" stale conven-
t! Danbnry on Friday. June 18th,
Nb of Honor Hall. Library
. Mains at 10 a. m , and cou-
/ all thy nnd‘eveniug. An in-
programme of addresses and
will be rendered through the day
“I. In the evening a literary en-
,toonsisting ofmnsic. recita-
mm loadings from-members of the
m My ”hook and Young Peo-
looietioe will be presented. Presi-
m‘m-Stone. of Wellington}, will
m. _ .
T'Chnrlel Sanford, of 5| Maple avenue.
othbrated the seventh anniversary of
Hobirthon Saturday. June 12, by hav-
. in; a few of his friends with him.
f those present were Mrs. Dr.
’ fiettleton and son Victor, of New Bay—p
03;wa Kyle, of Milford; Roy, Jessie: Thank! Passed-
and Vera Fancher, Isabel Esniord.§ At the Hospital Board meeting, last
Ethel Glover, Ina Seymour, Haroldlniglit,nfter routine. business had been
flaws and Robert Tate. .7 disposed of. a vote of thanks to Frank
W {Swiitmf ticuth Norwalk, was passed
‘E-GOIW i5 conlidering the “‘1‘ for his services in engrossing, free of
Wt! 0! “Wills his W31] Pal)" “079 . charge, the resolutions of appreciation
in” ‘ “91°19 WWI!- He may be land regret oi the Board which were pro.
1‘ “,0“ Veinspe‘dwydkand lmbnifim ; sented to Rev. 8.1!. Watkins on thooc»
. m “0| t ing a 03 e’lcasiou of his withdrawal.
Wk 0” 0f the PM“ 21355 windows. ’ The sum of titty-three dollars was re
‘ ‘: , icelved from Mrs. John H. Ferris as the
" ”Tam 33:);22 15:: big-lg: l result of the Hospital whist party at the
‘mmfion to be held in Danbury, 1er t Mahackcmo Hotel. and a vote oi thanks
a”. are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cm. tohlrs. Ferris. Mrs. W. H. Swords and
Wm. Bart, Miss Ellie I’artriclt. the other ladies who were interested
. I III! Ainsworth and 9 W V elsor with them in raising the amount, was
. ‘ h . . . ‘pwm‘.
I TheEast Norwallr Lumber cmnpanyl The committee on sites reported pro-
- III! h“ the burned schooner Bonnel: gross. and expect to report fully. in the
towed totho company‘s place of busi— g ”‘3‘" future.
' m at the Benedict Farm bridge. and . lra Cole was elm-ted to till the mummy
m In" repairs made to her. ; in the en‘eutrive (romniittee caused by
‘ lthe resignation of Rev. S. H. Watkins
The tide overflowed the cellar 0 w. H. i
Munro's tenement house on the south l
,; dde‘ot Riverside avenue, Saturday, and l
“I water was seventeen inches deep on ’ Dangerous Condition.
th'eoellar bottom. E _ . ,
~~——-—- ..- — i The old Smith d: Palmer hat shop in
A special meeting of the Alumni afi-lMechauic street. now owned by Lyman
WI!!! be held at the home offc. Hard, or Somcrville, Mass.,is in a
mask 8.11m this evening at 8 O'clock fdaugeroos condition. and should be torn
, members are requested to be present. '» down.
The supports under the tool have
all been rembvcd by residentsot the
neighborhood. who found it a cheap way
to procure ilrewood. The root has set-
tled. and isliableto collapse any day.
carrying the side walls with it.
Children play smut the tluztory cou-
' . , tinuatly. it would be well tor parents
$91!". D‘s—nipli‘flommodlcn. ,to use a little caution and keep them
it“ meeting. led by ,mlmlaway from the building in the lutnro.
‘ .willbeheldas usual in ’ ‘ ' ‘
parlors. tonight.
’ Inhlruol Cottage avenue.
may trons severe attack
HOSPITAL WRIST PARTY.
It Note the Association 853~Votee of
LIABLE TO COLLAPSE.
The Old Smith & Palmer Factory in u
l
" filth. Penn dc Morehouso company has
W WNW a handsome piece of
mm refinishing the interior of the
‘ Berber club house in (.menwirh.
Karin lillapnunh returned to
. .yesterday. altera viillt with
Irish Fair in Norwallt.
The Catholic minim ot Norwalll am
preparing for a lair aimliiar to the "till
fair recently held in New York. Arti-
cles imported from the old country will
be placed in the bootha tor sale, and as
the idea is something novel tor blowout.
it is probable a decided interest will be
«new
dilutth and Edward Truan-
ml the oouvoutiou at
, « I “km-.- manifested. _ , fl
. _ , i .
writ; 323:3: ' m Appropriations For Ichools.
A Joint lllfletllll of the Board at no»
lecturer: and Acting Submit Visitors will
beheld in the (titles of the former to
night. to malic appropriations tor the
(Wlflfl your.
._ hit-Mad in East are.
“deflku‘l.
W
has Jami Harwell
in last avenue.
m- in tension». W. a
2m. to Flat avenue.
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,tiia 8:11 min backed up
‘, to tattoos the two cars
diluent the loath larval!
the manner tralmtlm the
Goal lines on Fire.
Birmingham. Ala, June In “The
ilaury ltlloc Dual mines“ litter-n miles
east at lune. owned and operated by the
Trauma float and iron Railroad cota-
user. are on the.
The ....‘ at licyt a claim against
it. it. flinch. has been adjourned nail)
nest floater. at to u'cimit.
w l . .
l ‘35} lg." {35“ ‘lailth. loo-u: Nor
halal?” lgdmlelwmil: riot oi it: .
ruin. Lionel ll lion. sis nim‘
2 ' ° . “’llli..i."“’ at:
« nah i
ll' Kill W Ml. tilt. ”Mild?"
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1!» House Includes:
the loath lorwalh Association.
Section 1. That the Board of Trade
of the cityof South Kuwait. a voluntary
association organized under the laws at
this state. located at South liorwalk.
he and theme herebyiscreateda body
politic and corporate, and. in addition to
the power, privileges. and tranuhiaea
nowheld and enjoyed by it. Ihlli be
and remain a corporation under the pro-
visions of this act.
Bee. 2. Theobjeotso! llidoorporntion
shall be the promotion ct trade. mann-
tacturea. and communist enterprises;
the encouragement of intercourse
between lnllhulmrn: the imminent
oi tacilities for travel and transportation:
the'collection and ditto-"in n7 mtomuv
tion concerning trade. mu..tlht0itlflt¥,
and other interests; the advancement
of the growth and welfare of Booth
Norwulk and the town of Norwalk, and
also cooperation with similar societies ,
in other cities.
Sec. ii. The officers of the corporation
shall be a president, vice-president.
secretary. treasurer. and tire directors.
who shall be elected annually from the
membersbyamajor vote of the mem-
bers present at the annual meeting. and
shall together form a board oi“ nine
directors, who shall manage the
property. ntl'aire, and business of and
corporation.
Sec. 4. The directors shall adopt.
from time to time, such bytlnws for the
government of the corporation, not in
conflict with law, as they shall deem“
necessary or convenient, including the
terms of admission and qualifications of
membership. at a meeting or meetings
duly warned for that pnrpmc. and the
method of warning all iiieetiugs oi the
corporation and of the directors shall be
prescribed in the by-laws. which shall
be recorded in the record books.
Sec. .3. Said corporation, upon the.
acceptance of this not, as hereinafter
provided. illall wound to all rights,
privileges, franchises, and property of
every description of said Voluntary n.»
sociniion. and shall be liable for all in‘
debtedncss of every description of the
same, and nothing herein shall be con-
strued to impair the obligation of such
indebtedness.
Soc. ii. This not shall not take ell} ct
until it shall be accepted by a two
thirds vote of the members present at a
meeting duly warned for that purpose.
lobe held within six months from the
approval of this resolution. A certiii
cute containing atrue copy of the. vote
accepting this resolution. signed by the
secretary. Blltll be tifcl in the olllcc of
the secretary of state within throt-
months after such vnfc shall have been
passed.
Sec, 7. Until the next annual lll('(‘l
ing the nil’airs ol the commotion shall
be managed by its prewnt directors and
otlicera, under its existing try-laws, the
same being subject to amendment from
time to time, according to the usual
course of business of such association.
Sec. 8. All business of the t'orpira-
tion shall be transacted by a quorum.
such quorum to consist 0! that number
which the by-laws shall prescribe, and
at all meetings of the corporation: each
member present shall beent‘ulcd to om-
vote on each and coory question present-
ed. and no voting by proxy shall be all
lowed.
REPORTS SUBMITTED.
Monthly meeting"... the out Well
Book and Ladder Company.
Fort-man Jesse bl Form presided oi
the monthly meeting oi Hid Well Book
and ladder company, last night, and
have an excellent report of the recent
meeting of the State Fin-men's .‘flmK‘lll'
lion.
Frank H. Fitch Wits vim-led a nu-mlmr
of the company.
iteiuirta were given by t'linirumn ll
W. Hariord and Treasurer Frank N.
Ferris on the recwt untertninment of
the Northport Fire Department, and a
vote 0! thanks was tendered to W. bl
Btortovaut and William Weed. the
cigar denier. tor cont-tester extended,
wi’rol. M. ii. ltcscn. the well-known
mullst-optlcian. can be consulted at his
office. in the parlarr of the Maliaeltemo
Hotel south blot-walk. Taemlays. from il
a. lit. to is p. m. lives examined tree.
SOllOOI.
BOOKS
AND
School
Supplies!
0? ALL KINDO AT
EH.
PLAISTE 0'8,
up KW m
* At head's ‘
Corset
Sale
of
Seconds!
Langdou 8t Batchelior's genuine
Thompsan's Glovel’iuing Corsets.
All sizes and ditiereut grades. Du-
ringihis special sale 58¢ a pair.
Banquet Lamp‘w-cnly :4 in the
lot—assorted styles and newest
globe drc )ratioun for tr complete.
Think of ii-sz co!
Ladies' ,Waists —- two specials.
One line at 59c and another for 75c
that ought to sell for SI each.
Men’s Negligce Shirts, white cola
Iar kind. Any other place but this
they'd sell for 8: on; here only 69’:
Hammocks, fresh from the lac-
toi'v. Bright, new, stout plain and
fancy. Y. n cnunothelp fimliug‘
the Sort you Want,
'l'..mh brush holder for so Curb
ing iron holder for me,
l ibrary l’astc, 5r.
Santa): (1's
Sills --39«: outs... Pretty much
our full {orrcoftlr’css glands sales-
men have been selling silks fur the
past two days. llelpirg the rush
l) mu stairs it has been skirt“ --
underrkirts. liverybuiy busv.
The oilerings are remarkable and
the Stllll’lg is remarkable.
Lace curtains the same way.
Somebody picking out what they
wants}! day long. Many styles
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RISTRAM s HYATT,
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oazsz'rr: BUILDING
p wot-want. rooms.
\Nash Dress Goods!
On account of the backward season and the continued cool
weather, many mannfiiclurcrs and jobbcrs have found themselves
with large stocks of Wash Goods on hand. The goods they have
been obliged to sell at whatever pl'iCe they would bring. We have
been fortunate in securing several very desirable lots of fine Or-
gandies,.lacoucts and Lawnspvhich wohavc placed on sale at a g: out
reduction from the former price. They are all new and up to. date
styles. ,
Skirts and Petticoats.
me striped seersucker, umbrella ii )unce. 38c
(trey striped (inch corded licence, $325
Brown linen striped Spanish tlonnm. 1.25
Brown linen crash. French back, very wide. t.‘ .3
Black colleen, umbrella licence, Lilli
lilack saiteen. umbrella tionnce. corded, l 2.3
lustre line black satin-n. umbrella ilonnco, 1.75
Grey Mohair, lined with pemlillmt. umbrella ii moon, 2 7.:
('hnngenbhe invtwmn. umbrella rutlle. 2 77'
Black moreen. umbrella rallies, 2 7-3
Changeable tatl‘cta silk. corded ruillc, 3.7":
Notion Department.
We
Sell
“081'?
EU?-
"" . PORTER
made i o r
.adios and
children.
A periect clasp with round edge. loop and cushion button
it is called the velvet grip. and is without an an equal
comfort and ecouoomy. No slipping,tcnrlng or untasicniug
r‘
TRISTRAM t HVATT,
SCOFIELD &Hov
”MR BIG SALE Hi" ‘
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND LADIES’ suns”
STILL CUNl‘lNl’ES.
for many minds. ;
The big crockery buying oi ar
. l
week ago has stretched over int i,
this week. Weeks are too short,l
sometimes-- when prices are half ,
Muslin underwear. :1 perfectI
SiOth :0 buy from. Drawers, skirts;
chemi c, gowns aml mrset rovers. l
A prudm stock to buy lrom.
The D. M. READ co.
mum; erou'r. l
It on yards dimiiics, lawns, etc.
yard; {or a ilyer this week, so the yard.
:0 pcs diflerent styles of dress guild“, all kinds and Weaves, regular
selling price 39c to 45v: to create a little boom in dress goods deparu Ic
mom. age the yard.
At the same time we shall also offer is pus all wool surges. 36 inches AWMNU ill.
wide. for are per yard.
we guarantee.
“ * soUifiOi
We are in receipt of a large stock of carpets, for the nor: thirty 1 :io; days will b-- will at the old prices.
Notwithstanding the great advance, mum and secure your carpets while 1hr}: last.
Window ilmlcs. plain 2'2o, with fringv 35c: heavy inner. ::.3:-: lines: quality llollonn simdea. deep knotted fringe, Tol‘.
Ladies really made suits, *3 3o, ism“, 7 in), {a m,
stow}. $12 75.
Bicycle suits, wnh boots, $2; on.
Parlor suits. 5 pieces. from :th on to v.51)”. Corduroy eouches, idol. iron mumel Innis, $4.73, firm, who”,
”or stock was never more complete than now.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd’g.
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We Will Sell Goods Cheaper Than Any Other House!
Baby carriages“, .3 no, it: :3, $~l m,
sco FIELD a. 'Hov W...
Olsen...“
fWeddinwg randy SOCietl
Engreving!
The Sentinel can now offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, announcements, calling cards, etc., oi a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade of work at prices but a vcry little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
in advance of printing.
pn ces.
Special for This Week.
lmmcr value slrom 3 to IOC pcr
by: the pair.
STORE.
:5 dozen ladies' quarter base. guaranteed alroluiely lost him k. for
5° pieces fancy dress mumps, gold and Marks and other shades; a
mic r Ilm work at 5c the yaui.
“'cii'milvl :i’somllyour ancmion to the fact that we are in the
7blNli55, and that we should be only too pleased to
quote you prices on any and all kinds of Work oi that character
That we can save you money we are certain and that our work is mum] to the host,
Machine made soils of all kinds equal in strength and wear to hand made at a big sav-
log in cost.
THE S. NORWALK BOSTON STORE
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Uni-us—
oOLDuao-e.
New Vork Mlillnery Parlors!
a “It'll. Ivi‘ulflibmi.
During our first week oi skirt sale we Wore compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line of
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Skirts and Jackets!
Our Ililris are sold at greatly reduced prim.
Goldberg’s New York Illllnery Parlors,
I. Jdfll. towns-on. ‘
Coupons given away with every age purchase. Coupon! will be drawn
Saturday. June 5.
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was. un-
silo" PO
as Washington St
’ nan—-m. .mm-~.~w
ltiT IMPRovruruicoj
. Hotel and Grove Renovated.
GRAND chime DAY!
Saturday, I» 29. um. ’
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Norwalk Chronicler