,Walk and its Suburbs
_ 11, months Continued
- other Two local dailies.
'4! always open to adver-
M Weather Fol-econ.
beds! promim to befulr. with
I)! slowly risiniz tom-
row it promiseeio be sauer-
fihflr warmer.
, man” for Tomorrow.
' son 11 n tide Low o Is
in?“ | i‘ 126'! ‘
d: l?
Patrician, Not Patrick.
given up long since the
9.;1Wolhington and tho hatchet,
Vent sadly against the groin
Whether the Father of His
could tell a lie We do not know,
, . .. hooked the cherry tree.
A the sheckincurrcd in tour-
‘ ind. loose from the hutchct
save to prepare us for the.
‘ one income, the shock that
$0.1M marrow of our bones
;; Ire told there was never any
as St. Patrick, and patron
Ireland. Rev. Charles Plum-
”noted English ecclesiastical his-
5. m the myth of St, Patrick
’lrum ‘u trenslator’sxnistaks.’ A
tlemun in Bede's ecclesias-
m is described as a “putri-
. th I smell p, meaning merely
on orwell born mun. From
__ patricius, ”well born," the
L, ,Jrllh numeof Patrick is obtain-
. Plummcr further declares
not is scintilln of evidence to
Wet there ever was a gentle, mor-
highborn Patrick who went
Ireland driving out the snakes
venomous vermin excepting on.
that exist in the mind.
, ,' thus. There is no tradition,
- We, however appealing to
‘ 6 msginution,but along comes
a , with his little monitor-
nnd shows us only vacancy.
W rate. let the name Put
A. ', stand. for is not cvory
m denuded from one of tho
formed as yt-t in there
3* the Wlfil)‘ for helping
I to pay their taxes. These
‘lel are not only sorely
warty, but by Ntiflii‘ in)»
they cannot even find their
' when the tirecssor
Mr Int laborers illlilwnl'lt-
m ortsblish a fund.
I I month for tho
i. . alreo‘ tusvu uml
zones of explorers
their properly for
do to let our mil»
m tbsy are doing at
‘ it. time.
° was president from
‘ ~ the belligerent
mitten mlmiics.
u to wiuthelr
Thole. loom. pres»
I”. took the lust
muons». summits
“1 W of thine
‘ tis- wlnls big Unitas
M It Wt swirls
little Cubs what. is
. C! m not I quarter
use new. We illll not
tho divider portion of
Wilson-oi Remark;
. IiIvvtiisinuwr
f industrious, mil
It!!! still stlml. link
in that to «the la
«muscles and prop-
in boom tum than
m that».
not of tulle-
min on
‘ C. B. Golder; vicogruud, Miss Flor-
W of, m
lungs, or m [mobs
Mswmsubmdm,
mum-uni, lIst night, in Odditi-
lows’ Bell. Valium m. from
”,3,
The hull
Moduli. potted plants Ind flowers,
Iswss slsoutho bInquot room. At tbs
noble Intel's desk wIs I hIodonms
"Welcome," worbsd out in hntuorlslles.
The degree was conferred on three
antidotes by the oflloors of limbs
Indus. Ind the visitors Ind other! who
witnessed it removed the work most
excellent.
Thoomcen are: Noble grand, Mrs.
sues Jennings; secretary. Mrs. Emma
Pullout; permanent IsomtIry. Miss Addie
Hyuttnreuuwr, Mrs. Bottle A. Boo
tsrsott.
While the olilcors were roblng, reci-
tnious were given by Miss Florence El—
lsndorf, Ind piano solos by Frederick
Benedict. Smashes were msdo by the
noble grand, vice grand and Brothers
Schoonmsker and Lungs, of Laurel
ledge. .
After the work I delicious supper wIs
served to about twu hundred people in
the banquet room.
. The entertainment committee cou-
sisted§of Mrs. FmflCrockottMrs. A. A.
Bodshon, Mrs. George A. Voile, Mrs.
Frank J. Bradbury, Mrs, John H. But
torson, Mrs. Aaron Murtineuu, Miss
Etta Brunduge, Frank E. Curr, Fred-
erick 1’)le Ind ThomIs Lambert.
The special trolley ours in which the
Rebekahs made the trip to and from
Stamford were gully decorated with
flags and bunting. and there was vocal
and instrumental music aboard.
nouns. ATTHE ABMOBY.
Upward of Sixty Enjoy it Repeat
Served by Company D.
Company D, Fourth Regiment. did
not drill lust night; but, instead, gave
one of its old time bean bakes in the
Armory. Upward of sixty men were
present, and fully enjoyed the bounteous
repust served by the eliicient committee
in charge. During the evening there
was vocal and instrumental music Ind
Ipsech-muking.
CIptnin A. J. Wilcoxson uppiiuted
William H. Bloom assistnnt’tolgunrter-
master Herbert Lincoln. The new
Springfield rifles were much admired,
and the boys are already talking up the
week at camp, which begins August l7.
Conchmen's Concert and Dance.
The Twin City Conchmen's club gave
a concert and dance in Red Mcu’s Hull.
last night. Guests were present from
Stamford, New Haven, New Canaan,
Bridgeport and New York. Music was
provided by Messrs. Betts and Abou-
droth and William B. Guyer prompted.
The entertainment was very fine, in-
cluding selections by a mule quortette
nnd solos by several ladies. Refresh-
ments were served.
Golden Hill Bower Bids.
The Street Cornmidon held a meeting
last night and opened bids iorthe con-
struction of the golden Hill sewer, but
did not Ierd the wotrsot. The bidder-I
were Christy Rooms, Solvnlur Cherie!
and Michael Lubriou. A conference
was had with E. Adams regarding the
opening of ltsilroml place. but no agree-
ment will: him could be reached.
Death of Henry Banks.
Henry llunloi «lied Thnrnduy at his
home in Green Forms, in the sixty-
sovontb your of his uge. His death was
due to heart trouble. lie was s protu-
inutcitizouof the town. A widow and
three children uurvim, ”war II. Ill-nits,
of South Norwullt, issue T. Banks, and
Mrs. It. J. Taylor, of Uri-en Forms.
The luuersl is inI: hold this ultornn in
in the ileum church.
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Con. Win the Nsvy.
Cell. line. who recently enlmlod in
the United States Marine LorpI.whnhIs
luau on I few duys‘ furlough to his home
in South Norwuilr. received his honor-
Ihlo disobnrno from whimsy ll. Fourth
tuglniont, lIIt night. lie is It [assent
drilbnn In the Brooldyu unvy yIrd. but
aspects mo in go on I nlIn-ni-wur.
The inlvetiou Army.
Tonight there will he I nuclei mosh
log in the Salvation Army tisll. Wuh-
tou strut lntdgs. A great Bowery free
Indoor: Illduy oundsy, maintains It
is. in. with turmdrlll: H u. on, holi-
uvss mention; ii p. on, Chrome praise
mum ii p. in. I arsed solution dent
«ionisation. Everybody is oottlislly lll~
vllod to tissue intestinal.
”building it Dock.
mlwimsu ll. Tissues is rolmildma
livinm ‘rsyim's devil mutual by it. It.
Teller k tie . wooing n bulkhead on the
summit-um tor the new
W Willi“. Hr. Thinner is also
touhild the hhlppnn Point duet lot
loom instill.
.t. mummy.» ww-
“hill" 1’! ; ".
hotel piece of miles, with the word .
not and to wists the gravel 1.th both:
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7 tonsil" ","leMWMfi
FREE om “ " "thallium
he" mourn f"
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For psrticolsrs semi your more Ind full sodium in R A ERS
lam liven. Lid. Hudson do llIrrison Sim. Sew Yolk. W PP
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Kmm 3003‘- "liverythlugfrornsussdlstosusuohor"
Recently rurchIIod for the South Mor-
mwwm- Hardware
Mum LlII, by lists Douglas Wiggiu.
Little Morin Lin is I fresh ohild-ilg- t
ure in flatten, but much men than I a
child-figure. The story is of the quick-
euins of her clouded Ind burdened life H a rd pa n ’
till her pnthetio faithfulness ripous, in
theolimnx. into heroism. Mrs. Wiggiu P ' I
has shown the some remarkable insight [Ices
into child-life and the some command
over the rosder’s emotions that the
mods “The Bird's Christmas Carol"
and “The Story of Patsy" the most pop- EAG LE
ulur books of their class by any living ‘
American writer. Parallel with the BIcvc LES,
growth of Marin Lisa there runs through .
thehookthe bubble of Mrs. Grubb, I 0! known quality and
woman with a genius for organizing reputation, cost no more
everything under heaven but her own ‘ than do those of unknown
household; and it is out of her household
(out! herein Ire the humor and psthos ot
the story) thIt the patient child comes
There is a pretty lovetsle, too, in the
the book, and the reader gets glimpses of
more idyles end tragedies than the main Quauty .‘IWI’I ”IO 3.5L
ones. This is I much more ambitious Ship Ghoudlery.
story than Mrs. Wiggin has before un-
dertaken, and in it she showsunudmirs- F0 I Opel.» and Hard.
or irrcSpousiblc
manufacturers.
bio constructive faculty, for it is full of WIT. co.
action, and rises in interest to the end 120 Washington street.
Sister June. her Friends and Neigh-
bors. n novel. by Joel Chandler Harris. usnrznnsn Tun NUMBER IS
author of the"Unclo Remus" books, etc. . '
Except “Uncle Remus" himself, no '20-
person has ste d out of old southern
life into liter-353:0 quite so natural and New P05! Office BIOCk'
nnblnrred us Sister June. The ath' Sign of the Silver Padlock.
pherc of on nnte-bcllum southern vil- w“--....-.
Iago and its slow and easy ways are so '
perfectly reproduced in this quiet. new '0 E I
01'nt story mm It is likely to take “5 [wish to inlorm the public OI Norwull.
place in literature as the accepted and, mm “men that 1 will (“wish
enduring representation of this interest- c rystal wa V 6 IO 0 1
FOR
ing and obsolescent life of the common
people of the south—4i lilo first had its 25c Hundred Weight,
tragedies hidden and could almost for- And M75“ too.
get them under its quaint and lazy seif- NEW 5“.“ ROI” ROLLER
complacency. Original in its material . 5'0 '0' D” ’
and unconventional in its manner, “Sis- Block “.00,” ,-, “or“; ”pm hood. g; cm“.
ter June" is Mr. Hurris' most elaborate ilrdcrs revuivml by mull will be promptly
and ambitions novel, and I noiub‘o ud- “WWW“ "’-
dition to American fiction. Pun“ lflitEoplngl: T B‘Ilrfiai'ilonn.
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nowsrron. ..7-,-. ., , -11-:
Miss Pearl Stevens hus returned to COLOR I ‘13:.
Glonvillo to spend a few days. ' '
Mrs. llurry Pepper, of lilmorcst, hIs FINISH I 3.035 0' '
learned to ride u bicycle. I Domestic.
Mrs. bruise Scoliold uml tinnghit‘r, of The Old w," and Con-
Ureenwich. have returned home after u occiirut I.aun«lrics,ltand
visit with John Lowndcs. and stem“, Office, 9!
Mrs. L. liverlon,of Stony Brouk, is Washington St: Luuu~
visiting her sister. Mrs. ”scar Youngs. “W, “MIMI“! 51», near
Mrs. H. K. White, of Buffalo, and WW" The PM” 3"
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
Miss Hortense Burthulovv, of Brooklyn,
are visiting Mrs. Ii. ll. White, of Pros-
pect Heights.
George 1“. Marvin und family. of New “It". JULV dill
York, are at their summer home on
Contentment IIlInd. Crown Optical Co.,
The new post-cities building, on the EXA‘HNES EYES FREE' AT
muthwest corner of Postmaster .Coorge “’5 “I‘LL D'I'Rtl'r. "onwm'n'
W. Bryan's property in Main Iirtct, is
completed. and us it is tho first building
orccted solely for mat-omen purposes in
this village, the residents feel justly
proud oitt, It ls'certutnly finely linish- Dr. Hughes, Optical
ed. The sizuisllix‘lo feet. Tin-ceiling .paoigiigg,
' . I-‘itsuiuuso -imtllimtlly.usui Ilmlutostlln
is of North (.u'roliun pine. antithe that ”In“, War?“-Amwrm,” wishful“ M.
of odnmliiorgm pine. llllml sud vnrnnb- m-i-‘tulsln. {warming lull «l}lllnil;lt';luvlmdu ut
, . , . I u o », i‘ll llllv v n n! I M'Wl'llll‘r.
I'll. 'lhoestcruu is pointed I cream ,,,f,,,'.’,,, v'ut ,fl“?,,,.,,,.,fi’,‘,m, L,,,.,.,,,,..,,, ,,,
' . eye alumni-s. llun'l Ilomy. Como curly. MI
601”" “Em brown triunulngs ”I“ WNW oxuluiuniimmims. (3mm: Optical Cm'n bill-x
sashes. '1 ho doc: uniting reflectsoredit open house.» urn the best.
ill-cur Mills. The curpeulcr work was , V
done by William Mather iv. Sons, of
Westblorwslltmud tho foundation by no You K‘.P
Charles Morris. Mr. llryuu will move
the allies from the depot July 1. LUSTRI "E?
Minnie Lowe, of “sin street, was "0' w: ‘tLL IT!
it‘ll
struck on the forehoIll by n stone
thrown by I plsymuio, last Thursday ’ "
sftsrnouu, and quite painfully injured. Tm. remorlt '3' “emu“! “ '
The Ludh-n' Unlonmf ow Methodist ‘M‘”“'°°°”'H°“'°"°°P'" "h”
strawberry and ice ermuu lustivsl to. II the but article on «till iorhouse-
ulshi. in the cloud of tho climb cicsniug. it you have never used
Thurs wsI u gratifying Ittoudunm and it, "y I toccolto; a" “man “u it.
I pissssnt time was eujc‘iysd lIst . . ..
Among the indies int-tested ore Mrs. C
W. urysu, Mrs. mm Hills. Mrs. I). l’. a 8mm
Wicks and Mrs. C. W. Bell.
um Aunts stiller hos Mu visitimv of tastiest satisisctiou comes with
her sister. Mrs. Martin Koowlton. every gloss of Willlsms’ Root Beer.
hint. Martin Knowltou. who lm been it“? it in the hours rcudyio quench
l" ”‘ “ml“ "‘ ""lmmW' your thirst. Your wholefsmily will
“9"“ “MW” "' Wmtmy, “' enjoy it. it is s temperance drink.
““"““.‘31.‘i’!‘19;.....---..._..... sleet. bright sod sparkling. v...»
7"" “MM“ no drinking in your own 1mm:
At tbs close of Thornton'- «stun
Julius no» wan-m «mm the "WWW“
summon next Tuesday nurse
in. umimtly there was bottle
the tile! oi Implosion. the silent! In.
mutual lindsintlisuisrdw 0f the
lsttlv's wits.
In. Willis» A. Brown, of Doubts”.
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inlaid»: list not r. sin. t; w. small, ;
mmmumm'
win. Tooter will aluminum
Instruments lore-lb 0mm «-
75 Dollar
n. u . . ¥ . , M . g it
And fir-stoned ‘ ‘ " ~. “ . . “ “ ‘ illt 7
House. ~ ' - Emporium.
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i NORWALK. CONN.
Bicycle Given Away!
V snunnnv ileum O'GLOGK,JUNE l9, Iss7.
ssvr voile ouvucm, cums!
REDUCTION OF STOCK SALE”
The: weather has been against us, 0hr stocks are large at this date. PROFITS HAVE LITTLE
, WEIGHT. We innit get our stocks dowu, and the way to do it, is in
’ give brirgaius. Here are some of them:
I I
Domestic Goods. Wash Goods.
I cast: 0‘ summer domet flannel, 6C is “)3 price; Ibis we all linen batistc with colored stripes, 19c
sale price, 3c. i 25c organdics, . we
I bale heavy unbleached muslin, 6c is the price; 25c lappet luwus, . 12c
this sale price, 4c. 7c colored lawns, 4c
l case 4 4 iull bleached muslin, 7c is the price; this 19c white and black India linens, ioc
sale price, so. ‘ A great stock white dotted sziss. ‘
I 3 o
. Sunt Room. Suit Room.
' SHIRT WIISTS.
Jaékae;53;,h;;fupg,:;_ . 500,.15c, 98c, $l.25, Si.“ Ind “.98.
Crash skirts. p.25. ‘ 7 l-IGIOS’ SIMS. $5.75.
Duck skirts 8c 6.50.
'9 ' - ass.
P. K. skirts, .l 41). ' ‘ ".98.
Covert bicycle skirt, $1.49. - - u_gg_
Linen bicycle skirt, $1 75. Separate Skirts,
Linen crash suits, $3.75 to $5.75. 9.25, 2.50, 2.75 to 3'0.
Underwear Dept. 1 Dress Goods.
I
Ladics' Underwear, ’ 12c, 25c and sec : Silk stripe challics, . I‘lC
Gcnls' Undershirts, 25c, 50c ‘ 54 inch bIaCk Sicilian, 50C
Men's negligcc shirts, 5cc , 54 {Mil all checks, 75C
Men's colored pcrcalc shirts, 75c, $1 and 1.50 i 36 film W901 mix-lures, 25C
Boys' shirt waists. 25c and see i 56 "Wk mxxcd suitingS, 12c
Boys’ blouses, 25c and 500 : Silks
Boys' hot: pants, 50: and 69c ‘ I
Boys' wash pants, ‘ 25c and sec ' 27 inch black duchcssc, 98c; this worth, 81.50
100 dozen Iadics' necktics, all the latest 7 I 24 inch black rhadamc. 75c
colors, 25c I Summer silks, 250. 33c, 396 and sec
Ladies’ wash ties, roc « Large figure India silk in black, 69c
Men's muslin shirts, 69c ‘ loo styles for silk shirt waists.
SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE CHECKS AND WIN THE WHEEL.
The Norwalk Boston Stingcor. Main and Wall Sts.
IF YUM-”Tiff III'EMIIEWS m-..
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
. . . ._ Ragulsr. ._
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TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
Coffees, Butter and First-Glass
Groceries! *
We have just purcliatcd iwi-niysevtu hundred pounds of the lincst quality i lid Dutch Java Collcc
(£13030) which we will have fresh roasted twice each week. It is the finest guilds tliut mortal can secure.
c like to get hold of colic: critics for We know when we get a person that appreciates a good coffee, we
will hold them for a steady customer. All the goods we put out are winners, for when customers use the
best goods and find out what they are, the y will use nothing else.
Norihficld Creamery liullcr. in half pound prints. 25c pound. The agency for this butter 5; coveted by
our competitors. Gilt Edge crcumcry butler, in tubs. 22c pound; 5 pounds, 9;. impossible to get better.
Three pounds cxtru luticy head rice, .1;,c. Iligh gmdc teas. 5m: pulllltl.
Nniivc berries and fresh vegetables oil the lime The Ferris Ilums. smokml heel and boneless bacon.
Cit visitors for the summer will find everything at our store that can be iouml in large cities.
IVE US CALL.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, leading Grocer,
fl Dost Isisblsgtou strut. South flat-writ. 0t.
‘F'ORaTIUNATE ”PEOPLE.
Are usually prudent Irwin who mud wisely? Most of such in the twin i-illeu buy of us because we unduuhimlly giro tho
best value in quoutity sud bodily for the money. npuu't you think you ought to?"
A FEW; SPECIMEN PRICES:
Best Elgiu Creamery Butter, . lilo peril;
Maud 8. Floor, ibest in the worhM 63c bug; $4 90be
Sugar cured shoulder, per 11), - So
i
“ bacon, or II», 100
“Ariana” coil‘eo, per h, 1 170
Shredded wheat biscuit, per pkgo, 12c
Alaska salmon, per can, i . 100
4 pkgs. Shredded Codfish, 250
u. Viacom co.
Donovan Building, - . .. - - tooth Now-lit.
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Norwalk Chronicler