l
. lawsuits-cumin
the south low-1k lapiiat'
Ray. 3‘. 0. mass. Most new
J 5 ammmmcsmmo
, amuttugiernextfl‘assdsynight
. icrthsstatsOhrlsusnEndasvor
.« Thematic; will be held
:uth Norwalk Congregational
ltwillbeanopenmeeting.aud
yinterestsdiuholdiugtheooo’
. Nos-walk next lsllisiuvlted
yles straw hats. O'Brien.
“till-lg“ eathsr is stormy next Mon-
day nil the moonlight sail on the
steamer - - Horton. for the benefit of
, theaouth Norwalk Methodist church.
will take place the first lair night there-
alter. The boat is licensed to try 600
tie-angers; but ouly500tickets , n be
sold, in order to guard against?
crowding. v.
Judge Frosthss'prliered a session oi
the Town Court to’ be held in the court
room in Norwalk. on Monday. July .12.
at lo o’clock a. m.. to call the docket of
civil mess. and for the purpose of dis
pcdng of all actions and matters pend-
ing. and todmontinue such as cannot
otherwise be disposed of.
g. 7......”
-—Ladies' pearl alpiuesw O'Brien.
”Republican aldermen in Bridgeport
broke. a quorum rather than vote on a
resolution to investigate the methods of
the assessors. Mayor Taylor. also Re-
publican. issued warrants and brought
back enough to make a quorum. The
resolution passed.
Charles Dew. Rogers, of Comstock
Brothers’ clothing store, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis,
is somewhat improved. Yesterday he
was able to be shaved by Al Pohlman.
Helios not, however, passed the danger
point. >
Thomas F. Henebry, a Danbnry
butcher, will have charge. oi the barbs.
one which the butchers or Norwolk are
arranging for the latter part of this
' month. Mr. Benebry will beiu Nor-
walk today to arrange tlh details or the
adult. %_I_
-—Full line golf caps. O'Brien.
The international convention of the
Epworth Magus will be held in Toron-
to. July 16. 17 'd'lH A Connecticut
party will visi heoouventiou. makin
a fourteen day! trip. including Que
the Ti oasand islands and other places i
interest.
Charles Barrett has been
president of the Hat. Finisher-8'
lion of Danbury. to succeed Jame Scol-
liu. who resigned the office on account
(1 his recent appointment are police-
man. __m ...-_
Pioneer Guile. A. 0. K. M. 0.. will
meet tonight. i). I). S. U. George W.
00mm! Palestine Castle, of South Nor-
walk. will install the editors. Refresh-
ments will be serypd.
' The Union Junior Endeavor, oi
Knudsen's Hall. is to have a picnic
Saturday. July 10. All Juniors arc to
most at the west-bound station to take
the 1 o'clock trolley.
The temperatd-rm—the water. at The
Knob lolay is 70°.
‘ Do You Use It?
. W
’ It's the. best thing lor the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature. so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions favorable 'to
growth. This is done by
Ayer's llsir Vigor. it re.
snows dandruff. cleanses the
mlp. nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows. and.
lost as a desert will blossom
tinder rain. so bald heads grow
hair. whorl the roots are noun
lashed. llut the roots must be
than. it you wish your hair
its retain its normal color. or
ll you wish to restore the lost
lint st grey or levied hair use
Aysr’s flair Vigor.
Hotel South Not-walk. Tuesdays, from 9
-a.ui.t08p.m. Emexaminsdiree.
The South Norwalk Baptist Sunday
school is holding its annual picnic today
at Cedar Island. The start was made
at 9 o'clock. in three trolleyficars, which
were well tilled.
The Oriole club met with Charles
Riley. 0! Orchard street. last night. and
made arrangements for a trolley ride
and dancing at Gregory Point, next
Wednesday night.
Miss [noise Curtis, of Union Park,
who sprained her ankle severely two
weeks. ago. and was obliged to use
crutches. has recovered sufficiently to
resume her lessons on the wheel.
--Men's and boys'crash caps. O’Brien.
A party of twenty young people will
go into camp near Bell Island next week.
They will be ,chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. Thomas
The trolley party given by Bucking-
ham Woman’s Relief corps. leit the
corner of Holden avenue and Wall
streets this afternoon at 2:!5.
Harry Sterling. of Union avenue. will
beemployed in Frederick W. Rogers’
bicycle store. in Main street, Norwalk.
during the summer.
Misses Edith and Lottie l’itzvr. of
Stuart avenue. have returned home
from a visit in Meriden. with their
aunt and brother.
“Men‘s and hoys’straw hats. l )' Brien
The Misses Amy and Cora Dodge. of
East avenue, "' give a sailing party
next chn finight. on the Mar-
guerite. ”f v.
John Mochrii'gice-presidout ol the
rand Lodge. t "l of Hernmnnsohne.
last night installgthe ofllcers of llum»
boldt Inigo, of South Norwallr.
Two carryoll loads of children came
upfront New York on the boat last
night. and went to Trinity Sunnucr
Home on Strawberry Hill.
[.40le (.‘srricr A. ‘ll. Tylcr still con--
throes quite ill at his home in Gerard
place. and Substitute Carrier limiting is
working for him.
Rayrnoud Brothers have the contract
to furnish material for a large railroad
job in Clinton. They will furnish sewer
pipe. curb, concrete walks. etc.
David Hughes. the Western lfnion
l‘elcgrsph company's operator at the
Norwnlk depot. is ill at his home in
lio'tt avenue. 5'
Mrs. Bellman and Iain. oi" Marshall
street. are visiting in ,‘hilmlclpbin. Mr.
Belliarn is on a cruise to Long island.
West Norwallt is mu"... him- a tole.
phone pay elation in its [mt-cilia»
James liull a is laying the plans.
A new lime-tabla will go into oil'ect
neat Monday on the Norwulk Street
Railway company's system.
mllrssh hats at. U'llrlen's.
Sylvester lions, islludlleriug from a
very sore loot. caused by running a null
into it a few days ago.
The West Norwullrmid the Granite-
villes will play ball in West Norwsllr.
tomorrow u l turnoon .
(feminiusioners oi the insolvent estate
oi Jessie Goldberg will probably be up-
poiuted in the Probate Court today.
The tool of the Norwalk freight
house is being reshlnuled and at new
platlorni built. 3
Mrs. Francis Leonard. oi l'nion Park.
has been confined to her bed with s M:-
vere illness.
The Worden families. of Un'hsrd
street. are camping at Nouns; island.
The town rmdrolier Is at work in
Raymondnrset. _ fl
W. F. Whitlcubmi Union avenue, to
ill.
worm .lcunlnils it” relettcriag John
ll. Ferris' coal sheds.
Dr. W. 8'. Anton is blsohllshina today
down sum the amt Islands.
m we ”fill,“ Ms M“ m‘”
settles on blends is death llmsik.
Absolutel
orita f
negro echeap IV
Borsnlisanto
ABOUTPEO
TheOomings and
Other!"
Galvin '1'. Pa
Norwalk. tom-u .
Mystic to spend
latter place he will
Purdy. He will
walk for a few d
lith will sail on ti.
ton for Europe, to stu
-. __ . n ‘
The Misses Hyatt, o “a...
Norwallr this morning .. .
where they will spen. s. , .M.’
with their brother. ". l 0..““0-
“WIN . . , Well ”a Con-
Cashier Jacob M. " .Laundries,hand
Notional bank.accom iémg' 03506, 91
started today onatwo touSt: Laun-
« friend St. near
Mrs. B. U. Feenry. cl
spending a week in N
lilies Gertrude ‘Cam j 0
one. is visiting her sis
vcn. ’
“in Montreal. k. “
, invited to call
_ ' .ct our Laundry
e.
am
Mr. and Mrs. S. ll. ‘ \
bridge, Mass. are visit '1 .
, ,
. STRIKE?
brother. .l. U. Forbnah,
street. tLL IT!
Mrs. A l). (Transit-y and
children. of Chestnut street. 55th at 3
walk. have gone, fromwo ll trepcrs who
two weeks. .... __ 'STRINE
Mrs. Bonjarni “l’nnNostmsfol'houfl-
Little Neck, 1. Ingram ..r sever used
Mrs. William H. ’l‘ristrnm. nicer; sell it.
side. m
Miss Jennie Dixon, oi inner
one. has returned home from
with her cousins. the Missw A“ know all
Emma Bradley, of Dar l'oh'e latesT'iifiBrdie
ll. ll. Smith. of ll; 3‘
New York today.
Mrs. (fullowsy. of
is the guest of i
of West street.
walk, is visiting hi
Derby. m»
Miss llerlhu S ll‘ll
liultic llzllchlnrd. .
Miss Jennie llvy ~
vieiting in llridm
Miss Annir Slim!
is visiting l’rlculls l .
,, . : mprovomonta.
Arthur Miller. ol . on, “moan“ ! ‘
. ., a ' " mus 0 vs-
m. Ruth A. lnldschnildt ”or one. The
calling on old lru-ruls lll rm
.. .‘ > rewrltsr Be.
Miss Anub- liruwn. .d ‘1‘ S A
spending a few tiny ‘ "'
. . t ’ l‘ l. S
“n “m” ‘ 4 7701mm street.
.ivcnuv. .
Miss Louise A
ton street. is visi
SHEET ll
FREE! or
l‘rewnt _
the mo
day [at . n g
man's
mite! I ,
cal alum )a ny
to minor .
me 'y p ’
lanterns sad .l‘lED BY
colored Firs s
ll'hlr’l‘l‘: ‘ Pllvslcllli
I ll y s
Base Isll Mas "'lk'
gloves and 2%
Its ‘ .
At hall JIIAANT
only 2
V assure.
0“" ' 137.111 curios.
l” j‘ n Nouwsta. Cliltll.
. Lilli] clerk at the
"Mill: 1
' ll M till ”'0
'1 at ' . ‘c cal: to ths’slec»
lN.UR- especialclty most
2 lllll court room on
ANcle 'ulil Mia“ “will It
W use;
. iii-utters
H . , utilities
1 it“: Ill _ no
at coat or t.“
1 l A hi: 0 the
p. at its an ass»
‘ ‘ l'l Whimsydth"
“ in; shades at us
TAVLO“ . ‘- cl Heath ”malt.
, smash! * : ,= , .
'. 3 Ulfl‘k.
so sthilorwsl} . ”A “M M to
The public are 350
l
mums. SHIRT WANTS. In Our Popular Suit loom.
White and WW“ "W “‘5'“ find ".49. 1.75 and 1.98. all at v.25 TAILOR MADE sun's steam
PM!“ all “HE trimmedncombed Emil-l“ 3.50 silk and linen shirt waists. ' DOWN.
shapes and sizes. value .iJc; ior this week 100 odds and ends shirt waists. 250 8:30.00 suits to “2.50
monr SHIRTS. CHILDREN’S DRESSES. 333 I: ,, {3-33
Men's laundered fancy shirts. with and 81.50 two ps. 1’. K. dresses. 980 19-90 ': :2 7-50
without collars. worth from Mic to “be; 1.25 gingham dresses, 75c “00 L H 5.00
this week. 363. ., 500 lawn dresses, mic 5-98 3.50
.350 hild fl “3““ m cnssa supra SEPARATE suture. .
' c re . ,, .
it 00 children's dresses. 500 all 50 linen suits. .300 fig; bit “3.?!“ skin. 19:;
~ H0 “ “ 4-75, unlhlk. and white checks. 3.50
“mm 5-0" j: :j it?“ .1030 silk skirts. 7.50
Wash band bows. suited to all shape 4-98 15-5 Duck skirts, 980
collars. worth 12'._‘.c; {our for 25¢. 2.25 linen crash skirts. ’ 1.50
5c ladies' printod helnstitched hand-l KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. White lawn shirt waist tnmmed with
kerchieis (or do. i, k 1‘] d bl h siliamburg, at hall the prices marked.‘
IOc dressstays. 5c. [Stic y y paper, lo a on e s set. ._ .
lilo pearl buttons. per dozen. 5c. ’l'oison fly purer. 8 sheets for 40. , _HAMHOLKS'
25c ladlos' metal belts. we. Ehlongic de 1 me. 1 lb cans 80 398 cents to 30-00-
I’enaud’s [lotion Vegetable. ib‘c cc pi s. M i ‘
lbc talcum powder. 3c. Refrigerator pans, galvanized iron. llc : WASH GOODS”
Ward‘s it’s: writing paper, the. All oil stoves at special prices. ;l2l._.c lawns, ll'gc
lilo Royal toilet powder. ion. Gasoline stoves at hall, price. 124's: lappet lawns. 12,1.“
liilo colored tadeta gloves, 3.3a. yindcw screens to fit any window. to lawns, lo
Bathing Suits for men, women and children. Bicycle Skirts, $1.25. 25c Mailings
saying we often hear
Sugar cured
‘ ll
W
la the slogan that goes from one dep
weather. This eucrvating- we
doing business.
woitin g for b
flavors; imported ginger ale.
t y so who even
the “In“, WNW lily’ltnvrslue in (unantity and quality tor the money.
Our. Isis and Well
streets. lenslk. ut.‘
No Dullne-ss or Inactivity
artment to another in our store during the hot
other has no efl'ectp on our energetic way of
Vile make business. We don't sit on our counters
usiness tocome. The people know that thereare
always some business here. If goods don’t sell at
one dollar, we oii'er them at fifty cents ; if
they don’t sell at fifty cents, we sell
them at twenty-five cents.
That is the reason
why our
Stocks are Always New!
. No Old Stocks in this Store!
half price, by the roll, 121/2c.
HAVE THE '
u
The Norwalk Boston Store.Cor.ldain_and Wall Sts.
TFYOU WANT ALL THE saws
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.....
TELE
The Ferris barns and bone
'“fi” """ m
PHONE CALL, 58-2.
Ammunition for 4th of July!
Filly varieties of crackers. We don't mean crackers that burn your fingers or set fire to the children's
clothes. but crackers that you can put into your plCl’llC basket and take more comfort wrth. when the de-
.ightlnl breezes on your holidayc (tinting have sharpened your appetite and demand something more than
’ crackers and t roomin o cannon.
[#:5310333 (affirms; go to snake up the ugrit of perfection louodju these goodsz—QLEAN, DAIMTY, A .
PETIZING. DELICIOUS! Potted chicken, turkey. ham and tongue, the. best imported sardines. olive
oil olives anchovies and game pales; salmon steak. lobster. Rusmn cavrar, etc. Pure fruit syrup, all
’ ' ' Poland and spoilinaris water, Olden Time root beer, sarsapanlla, etc. We
are receiving the finest berries oi the season this week, iresh picked every morning; also fresh vegetables
daily. Our luncy gilt edge creamcry butter has awrdesprcad reputation, 5 lbs {or b}. We have a fancy
lot of large Maori lemons. which are the finest limit on the market. (not your supplies here.
less bacon are boomin .
There is a
;——"When you want something that you can't find anywhere also go to Seymour's."
0t.
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES:
Best Elgin Creamorydlutter, _
Maud S. Flour, [best in the world]
shoulder, per 11),
bacon, or lb,
“Ariana” coli‘eo, per ha
Shredded wheat biscuit, per pkgo,
Alaska salmon, per can,
4 pkgs. Sin-odded Codiish,
hm......-.._........~..,...... .
63c
census E. ssvsous, Leading Grocer,
38 West lsstlsgtss ttrsst. loath Isrwslh.
FORTUNATE PEOL.
. of so h in the twin cities buy at us bananas we undoubtedly glve the
d “Ml, Host 0 "Don't you think you ought to?"
190 per lb
be '; $4.90 bbl
80
100
170
120
100
250
N. v. GROCERY co. , w
I. Al. I, Ill. I'll-1'. IIIUAIsIlI
Donovan Iulldlng. - - . - - - . v South Nos-walls;
Norwalk Chronicler