pW'ufler-cnmecodnim
nun. m at the Catherine
mum-ring Just in time
‘. .. manual-Lire.
bowie Olmelmd.‘ of Warren street,
war/driving more the track at Cather-
ine meet. thie morning. going after his
jihad child to take them out riding.
_ ‘ .‘lielltd notnotice an approaching express
drain. and as he got half over the track
the front axle of his wagon broke. The
horas rented and started to run. drag-
; g the wagon all the track on three
been. He came within a few feet of
. elng'ila’uch by the train.
The progrenime for the testimonial
concert to Calvin 'l‘. l’nrdy. to-
ight. is varied enough. to please the
mold “acting musical critic. It in-
clad“ eelections by the Mendelssohn
Quintet“ olub,vocal color; by Mrs. G.
A. Freeman andllarry Pepper. instru-
. mental trio: by members or the Quin-
teth club and (inartettc selections by
m. Hatch, Whittaker, Wehle and
Hath. ~
The Junior Endeavor society, of the
Nor-walk Congregational church, will
' giveatrollcy ride tomorrow atternoon
to Weetport and Baton Point. Preced-
: ing the ride Mrs. E. L. Ely will give
a graphophone entertainment in the
chapel, beginning at 4 o'clock.
..__a.—
Howard Zoloft, who was injured at.
the Hat Forming factory tire, is
about town again. He will not be
able toresume his duties at the Gilbert
a Bennett Manufacturing company's
factory in Gtcrgetcwn for Eereral days
Baton Point will be lighted by elec-
tricity, tarnished by the Norwalk Tran»
way company. Two arclights will be
plmed in the dancing pavilion, and
others distributed about the grove and
f placed on the hotel porch.
Rev. G. H. Beard. of the Congrega-
tional church of South Norwalk, will
preach 'both morning and evening in the
Congregational church of llidgeiielvl, on
Sunday. exchanging with Rev. J. W
, Ballantine. _
, The formal opening of the new club-
house which Commodore (1. T. Wills
has erected for the [cotton Harbor
Yacht club, at lloclty Neck Point.
. Greenwich, will take place on Saturday.
June 26.
Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport's outing
place. will start its summer season,
Saturday. Tuesday. June 29. is "Grand
Opening Day." when Victor llerlgrt
, willbethe attraction.
In the Probate Court. Tuesday, Georgi
F. Bearer: was appointed trustee, and
leeGrand Raymond and William l'odr
more appraisers oi the estate at David
ham. . .1 , .,
'Bhy Worden, Pmplfiyt d by llarry M
GIrdner,j~:b printer. caught his hand
to the gear of a“ press. Tuesday, and lll-‘
jurod the member quite badly. “in“
Oliver E. Barker has ope‘ i an i n
defence olllce in the buildit recently,
matted by Wathann itrothsan. in
Washington street.
Eben Hill’a yacht Carrie lm Lott;
sold to Harry Alexa: gr. of New York.
Captain Toby is p“ arihg the boat for
the new owner.
Arthur L Benedict. oi Butler l. nlgt»
luncheon appointed district deputy grand
} master of the Independent ”filer oi one
Mimi. ..... _ M §
. The Industrial League of the First
; ‘ Wilt church will meet tomorrow
:7 WM with Edward Brnuh. in llcyvlew
“f“ m. .... .,
‘ , . Con-table Goodwin is having trouble
‘1 filth liken! which he! altnmt deprived
fill at ill. light oi one of them.
John tum we” to King'u Bridge.
.thbla peeling. when ha ha! ne-
g, .. Emeline. with a cargo
;: at Raymond lirothern' wharf
‘» g » ill. do. will enter (.‘nrnell velv
i”: mt tall. for e upenlal comm
MM llehu ll sick at rtwnmatimt
h! hone in Water street.
MM...”
”Welter wanted. 92 Wathinutun st.
l
, It the helmet-fin. Gui.
311nm. W‘ m. We!
alt-recon. They found liraByington
illluhedmottheymreqmtadterew
mainand entertain themselm. They
did no until 0 o’clock. Their hasten
hadexpeotedtobe abletorecelre them,
and when the became worse had not
timetorendwordtotheOorpe.
Proton-or A. M. Heydrick has just
finished his first year. at Yale Unireni-
ty. and will leave next week {or Chau-
tauqua, ll. Y.. to take a centre at the
Normal School of Gymnastics during
July and August.
At the prayer meeting in the chapel of
the Congregational church, tonight. the
cabinet will be "God: Handiwork in
Nature." The pastor will be in hie
study, as usual. from 'i to 7:45 o’clock.
Andrew Taylor. of Rowaytou, four
years old. who was found by the Town
Court, this morning, to bencglected and
dependent. was committed to the (lonnty
Home.
John H. Hoyt, manager of the Postal
Telegraph oilice in Nonrallr, had bulle-
tins out, last night, announcing the re-
sult of the boat races four minutes after
the finish.
Friday night Court Kermit, Foresters
of America. will meet in Sons of St.
George's hall and initiate _ ten members
and elect oilicers for the ensuing term.
The old water pipe leading to the Not.
walk Street Railway company’s car
barn is being torn up and a new and
larger one will be laid.
Howard Bloomer and Elliott Curtis
are preparing for Yale with Prof. Harv
strum. Tito school closed last week with-
out formal exercises.
Mrs. Irving Dyington, of Westport
avenue. who was reported yesterday at
being critically ill, remains about the
same.
Rev. D. L. Ferris.“ Stamford, sonv
in-law of Mrs. Mary E. 1;. Stuart. of
West avenue, is seriously ill of scarlet
fever.
Wires are being strong for an intan-
descent light to be placed over the main
entrance to the Norwalk Congregational
church.
Mrs. A. R. Tyler. of Gerard place, got;
the bicycle at- the Norwaik Boston store,
Saturday.
The Christian's Battle-axe" will be
'the subject of tonight's meeting at the
Norwnlk Methodist church.
The usual order of the mayor regard—
ing the sale. and me of fireworks ap-
pears in title issue.
tlnr BrothI-re' Lodge. Independent
Unler of t hid follows. will work the third
degree tonight.»
'linton tintnmaudory, Knights Tem-
plar, will work the Urder of Templar.
tonight.
‘ Mrs. son-s W. Curtis. ol l'nion Park.
is convalucing from a rumor revere ill-
113m.
Miss; Mary Barry. of Winoipnnk. was
married. yesterday. in Waterbury. to a
young man of that city.
ere; stationary temperature; south to
SulltllWl‘il. winds. ,
Clark Ely llilti purchased a new no...“
and Will go into the farming busineer.
Rev. 1’. “tht'orrls will preach in
Ul’tflikhlilt’l chapel. Hominy dllt'l‘lloull.
Et'ltool Visitor John H. Light visited
the schools in ltuwayton. today.
Contractor (,liloe r-‘t. .lolttt
ing a new house in lane. street.
in bililtl-
(Swirl-non 'i‘rilwol ltvrd Men will meet
tonight.
um
liumill Frost. .lr..
lira-scent when].
hat a new ".07
l Will going to say that a town which
lrmvivil lnw. lynch law and inertial law.
all in a few dayt. t'llll teztroely he called
lawlern "
Had it . n lmprmued. —~“llsm- you
ever noticed," said Senator liorgltttm'n
friend“ they paused before a cooler»
tioner'u window, “how much talent. {or
sculpture them candy-maker- dieplny in
putting their warm in attractive form?
There in a wonderful variety of charter. "
"YIN," replied the counter. mttsivoly;
“it has always intererted luv it note
how muoh could he made out oi Ingnr.“
W.llle~—~“hay, pop, th it new boy next
door htnm i can liillt llllll." Papa--
“Did he stay Ml?” \Villlt~~«“liope. but
[uttered him a bite of my apple. and he
only took a little bite."
The ultimatum-”Papa. buy that Wall;
one for the." TI"! Hundredvfllllion-
nimw‘dlut. my dear. thin in the Leave.
It helongn to the government!” The
llairem'Then hey the government.
pop.“ The llundreddlillloueimmfllol.
my child. government reproach" the
Mode at lit-aw." The Heireew‘d
any. pop. 1 want that pietttt‘P—lwy
France!"
“rill-in genuine llaraaa cigar. in
it t“ raid the baker to the tobmoolet.
"About an genuine at your Vienna
breethltanldiadge." replied the to.
been” .
. .
l
i Mrs lsunc ll mtmi, of >i Illtll .‘I..rwnlk.
l
l
Tonight and Friday, occasional show» .
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its greatleaVening atre
and health ullneoe. Assume the food age net
alum an all tonne of adulterutiott com.
men 0 the cheap brands.
. n1. BAKllfl} Penna 00.. New York.
"attitudinal
The Title at Summer Saunlerers Begin
to Ebb and Flow.
GUESTS 0F TWIN GITY PEOPLE.
The Opening of the Vacation Season
Finds Many Sojourners at the Ben-
shoro, in the Mountains and
Antoni: Pastoral Scones.
W. T. Famine. of the (fronttnercial
Union Fire cmnpany, S. G. Persons, of
the Fire association. of Philadelphia
are in South Norwalk on business con-
nected with the Hat Forming company‘s
tire.
General Agent Hastings, oi the Not-
in South Norwalk today on matters per»
tnining to the Hat Forming company’s
lire.
George Rockwell. of Lonnsbnry. blat—
heweon & Co's shoe rnztnufnctory. with
Rhode Island.
Ten employees of the Morwinstrt‘et
shirt factory were discharged. last night,
and the rest oi the hands were laid oil
for six weeks.
Daniel Keogh, Thomas James, and
John Dunlenvy are home from Friends
College, Providence, for the summer in
cation.
bliss Kittie Corbin. int-r gone ti
l, her home in Brooklyn. alter a Vlhll with
er.::ners. ll. 1:. \Vighum. in tzlm
street.
is visiting hq-r «laughter. Mn, [wail
Austin, at Scott Form-rs.
. llolly ll. SLtumn and family, of llmd
~street, will occupy their Humor-r cottage
{in Scott Corners. S-Jllti‘ time m-xt \vuk.
3 Nathan Slltllnml, of South Nora-clit. is
lspenrling his vacation Will] his broth-r.
lli-rlrert Siattson. at Scott Form-rs,
l ('hnt'lrs Bennett. of lime: Norwnllt. is
llhn gut-st. of Mr. and Mm. (:llill'lvk livy—
ldriclt. of ('lnzstnm stru-rt.
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Hmllh. of tiny.
View atone", are waiting Mr. and Mrs.
(2. ll. Mann. in New li.rr.-n.
Mm Charles I". (Green. of llnmlllyn.
lN. l'.. is \‘Ielllllu Mite-a Sarah 1.. Slew-m.
inf Prospect Hill.
lit-v. and Mr» T K. Nollie will spend
tomorrow In Now l'orl. city.
Attorney .l. .l. Waleh is. in llridgw
port today.
i'ontrm-tor iieorge W. Cram nt in
town today.
t .l. l’. 'l‘rendwell. of North nvwmn. hm.
returned home from a \’lnl in i'ntnwnll.
Mr». George “illli‘tlli'l. of Him mum-t,
opent yesterday in lt'r-w York.
Mien Edna Wigham, of liltn hilwl,
hat returned from a visit in llnttlmry.
liar. and Mrs. l. ti.tinmluloflt-im1lh
Norwnllnyeetvrday. for Lynn. MM».
Mr. and Mr... .I. mount”... of am
York. are guests of Katharine Sullivan
J. .‘l. bielhanml New York. as the
gnarl of Katharine l‘llllllfilli.
Hatch Guam ol' Dianna.
W. H. Austin was in New York city.
yesterday. and partlclpntm] in n ttmtvh
game oi [limuu on llw llnlon club
ground: in Central l'atl‘lt. .l. D. Smith
and W. R Austin played ngainul A. H
tlettnng and W. ‘l- 'l'lmmpmn, of tho
club. Ten gantou were played. I'Hllll
ion in air game» for Hint”: and Armin.
FIR!
lNSUI-
ANCI.
For a reliable
hi luau],
l‘rmnptqraying
Fire
laceration
Policy
(Jail
0”
TAVLCR A OCLDIN'I
Reliable laureate. Mom.
new
ional Insurance company, oi llartiord. is "
his wife and child. is at Watch Hill. "'
Lo comm”
AND UII
Y Tanglefootl.
1c 9. double sheet at
'm‘
, ru‘ 3.
EDWARD STREET!
Offers the Following Special Bargains”
Splendid open work. figured lawns at tie per yard. regular price, 121.143.
Lew line of one yard wide percalea, choice patterns. lzigc per yard.
Drona linens, batiete. medium and heavyweight.
New assortment of linen. ombrolderiee, edging» and insertinge.
New stock of naineook edgings and inuertinge.
Special Sale of Ladies’ Shirt Waiéts.
At reduced prices.
$1.25 and at .3.) waists, all marked $1.00; all 98c waists marked 75c for this sale.
New stock of the latest style belts. bows and ties.
All sizes (:inir'e Queen Skirt supporters. black and nickel.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIB.
Cheapness is not peculiar to prices; goods are)
often cheaper than the prices. Particularly is this
true when the purchaser feels that the ’goods are
bought with a certain amount of uncertainty and .
unreliability. You exercise discretion in the food
. Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 flarshall Street. South Iorwallt
limnvh Summit“ Liv» ry Stable.
.fi—‘x/m‘\/.——‘\
poo-ram
_ /M‘\/.“\,/‘_\/
.._ . “3"
(ll your-“Ii. your family or your t": mil. llt‘l’lllllt' invaluable in :lllrr
tum. \nzl :lh‘ lnrtttunte ilyou lmw the name at. .i’ti'l.‘ttll upon
Jackson’s Platinum Steel Finish Photographs lest Forever!
JAGKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Phenouraphor, 63 Wall Street. Harv-lb. Ct
(lppmilo .‘mrwnlk llnlr‘l. Mil it'u‘h-y LLlsv
NO FINER CARBONETTES lN TOWN ll
.. . 'i‘lf \.\' 'l'llllr‘ll FllllM
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l‘lltl'll.ll.\i‘lifi Milli; llillil-l
TWENTY YEARS “00 ARE STILL GOOD”
t'mvlanwtiu ii'it‘» made will lzt~t il~‘ lulu.
G.S.NORTH, . . . . Photograper.
T~ \l‘Ar‘lilfxti'l'HX S'i‘lii'lll'l‘. Shi'i'il NUHWALK.
NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern.
. wt” ”10- slung.
——
The undersigned have placed th * agency for Norwalk,
Smith Not'wnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. 8; ll. Special juvc :ilc ll. & D. and World bicycles with
I“. W. ROGERS. lil Main Street, Norwalh.
In ptrriltnsingany of the .tliO‘.'!: cycles ot an, ion the authorized
agents. scc filial the original l..t tory number has not int-n tampered
with.as the guarantee is. withdrawn from all bicycles when the number
has been interfered with or removed
lllGElJlW St DOWSE C0,
New ling; ind Agents, Boston. Mass.
.pfl— . .,
Stroll tats: X”
We have just purchased ll'rom a
home intinstryl Ono hundred .107...
on Slaw Hate, men‘s, hoy’e and
children, which we will sell at 15v,
250, 35c and 500. All new shapes
and good quality. Well worlh
more than double the price Sultl
for.
The W.A.BENED|0T 00.
So. Norwrmllt. Gena.
. I. ._ .. . .. 7...... _ M
Bargains in Bicycles!
For the next ten daye we will sell the hal~
once of our llic cle {Stock at a 10 per com;
discount for one) to clone out Olll stock lieu
fore July let.
BEARSE & H0", -
.T w
methane to:
I‘D Huntington “not. ‘
Blue n ma '
Oil Sto , as
The ~
Best M‘ do!
An extc good 8 quart copper
bottom .Uod’oe Boiler. Juat
the thing for picnics and camp
ore. only 25c each.
We hope a lot of hand power
garden lcultivatora. and will
sell than: 'way below the rank-
er's prides.
A GREAT BARGiAIN.
‘ Also a
Wax
Floor
Oil !
which we are selling for lose
money than anyone in this
town. ll'ryitl A good thing!
Gemstocll, Watkins
8: Dow,
no WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THlDMES,
SOUTH NGlRWALK, CT.,
Successor to the late George S. Bell
dime
P l l e Elrtvmg l
WDM
Estimate Furnished for
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
-—-~~- dleG——~--—-
Foundation Pile Driven.
mdl‘zm
I
I’le'l lrlv'T HF NHILWALK. 5‘4. i‘ltHl:.\’l'l-Z
. (“ll it'l'. Jon»... ,\ it, gm;
LUV“?1mSi'l'niwttulttw of Nurtt.‘..llt. in
tow! ilietiu'l. ulw'u- ..-.L
'l'lli-i'ulzt l‘lwlm'n l-‘r iiio- tin-Hi'l of NW-
t'.:.‘.k.l:.tliitm|rml .Inll .i‘lwvml or lll"ililt
(it‘lllllI-'lli.lt"lt :n ”i" It"ll"|l~u" 1
mt .tut ”all“: My r}... , .
.1"!"t'l‘fill'llt‘lllv‘i I
|'lnl~ll‘. .thur.‘ ~
"t“v. "in ‘t""i‘\ «I'\_ A" l».
i ' n1“ l- ‘i‘ll‘an‘l I» and.”
u
r
l1: 'st-~'..ill~
lilleil till} .llt)-' ll. llxw'ttnt.
‘ t.
For Summer
Alpaca
Ichaotem llellel link.
SUMMER
i
$1, 1.50, 2
Balbriggam Underwear,
[Entire stock of
of ball link t‘ull' buttons away with every shirt.
There are still a few dozen pairs of those lie gotten.
llpcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor, ,
Cllotltier. Hatter and liurnieher,
Ladlet’
Gentt'
Children’s
We are stalling the trade on Summerfir
Tl‘hey nrelhennlilul imyond description
Slylleh beyond eonipnre, and
cheaper llhan the cheapest in price!
l ,
Much has been said and w '
about the summer girl and It
lags, but the summer man has
left out in the cold. .
Now there are just as many ill
esting features for the summer
For instance:
A negligce shirt, nobby, cool 3
easy. '
A crash suit makes you feel ' lhe
an ice wagon. .
A serge snit,blue or black,
separate coats. ' ‘ '
Duck trousers. ,
Every style oi leather bolts int-i
agineblc.
Alpaca and mohair coats. _
Straw hats, new shapes and}
braids. . ‘ '
Wash ties, duck hats and caps.
Summer undechar and bath' " '
suits. “ V ,
()or regular clothing stock 3‘ w
just as good as ever.
Comstock Brothers.
'(Tlothicrs, .. L '
.
I4 5001'" "MN ST.
50. Harwell. '
nttreec a. mute.
Manager. .
' we ZNUitWALK,
STORES. loo. NURWALK.
_ _ .. -.5.__.,..-_-...‘=m
Coats!
.00. 2 50,
I " "' ' 5 '
At Jan and vile that are cxccp ltonnlly good value so
“ow in:
‘s. it”?
50 Cent llaps Reduced to 25 Cents g
stunner urctwrnn "
na-
to
. . ' . . ‘ t
in all shapes film] at all prices. \on know we give it part “wt
fl!
.5!
filth
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