mmnadeavor Unicu.has
cilladarassdng “maths-day night
. - neurones-m Christian Endeavor
causation. Thameetiog will be bold
in the semi: Hogwalh Congregational
.m. It willhbanopenmeetinsmnd
everybody interestsdinholdingthecon
verdict: in Norwalk next fallisiuvited
toattend.
—All styles straw hats. O'Brien.
Iltheweather is stormy next Mon-
! . day night. the moonlight sail on the
steamer Belle Berton. tor the benefit of
,. the South Norwalk Methodist church.
. . will take place the first fair night there-
' alter. The boat is licensed to carry 600
, managers; but only accounts will he
sold. in order to guard against over-
crowding.
JudgeFrost has ordered a session of
the Town Court to be held in the court
room in Norwalk. on Monday. July _12.
at 10 o’clock a. m.. to call the docket of
civil cases, and for the purpoae 0! dis
posingo! all actions and matters pend-
llllt. and to discontinue such as cannot
otherwise be disposed of.
—Ladies‘ pearl alpines O'Brien.
Republican alderman in Bridgeport
broke a quorum rather than vote on a
resolution to investigate the methods of
theassessors. Mayor Taylor. also Re-
publican. issued warrants and brought
, back enough tomake a quorum. The
resolution passed.
Charles DeW. Rogers, of Comstock
Brothers‘ clothing store. who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis,
is mewhat improved. Yesterday he
“able to be shaved by Al Pohhnan.
Behas not, however. passed the danger
point. __fi_ 111..
Thomas F. Henebry, a Daubnry
butcher. will have charge of the barbs.
one which the butchers of Norwalk are
arranging for the latter part of this
month. Mr. Henebry will beiu Nor-
walk today to arrange tlh details of the
affair. 11111..
~Full line golf caps. O'Brien.
The international convention of the
Epworth league will be held in Toron-
to. July 16. 17 and ‘18 A Connecticut
party will visit the convention. making
a fourteen days' trip. including (poem.
the Ti ousand Islands and other places of
interest.
Charles Barrett has been chemo
president of the Hat. Finishers‘ assocla.
lion of Danbury. to s 1008811 James Sen!-
. lin. who resigned the otiice on account
1! his recent appointment asa police—
man.
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. M. (1.. will
meettonight. D. D. S. (3. George W.
(Sodium! Palestine Castle. of South Nor-
walk. will install the editors. Refresh-
ments will be sewed.
' The Union Jsuior Endeavor. 11!
Knudsen's Hall. Is to have a picnic
Saturday. July 10. All Juniors arc to
meet at the west-bound station to take
the 1 o'clock trolley.
The temperatdrfie of the water at The
Knob lolay is 711°.
Do You Use It?
‘ It's the best thing tor 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 almost
that can be done is to pro-
m conditions luvorublo‘to
will. This is done by
yer’a liair Vigor. ll rc-
‘ Ions dundruii. cleanses the
- flip. nourishes the soil in
' which the hair grows. and.
I“ as a desert will blossom
Older rai so bold heads grow
hair. It the roots are don’t.
tailed. lint the roots must be
there. it you wish your hair
1.. retain its annual color. or
I! yea wish to mm the lost
Est at grey or tailed hair use
Tammi-untouched-
«litmus-em
new“ circle oi King's
We! thstloewslk Congrega-
tional church. will meet tomorrow at
318011.311. Allurunbsss are “quested
tobaprsssdt.atarraagemsutsfcrapie—
niemtohediscussed.
~Prot.M.8.Bcssn. thawed-known
ocnlist-optiolan.canbeconsultedatbism"I
chica.inthepsrlcrot theuahsehsmo
HotelBonth Norwalk.Tnesdays,frmu9
s.n1.to8p.lu. livesexaminedlree.
The South Nor-walk Baptist Sunday
school is holding its annual picnic today
at Cedar Island. The start was made
at 9 o'clock. in three trolleyficara. which
were well tilled.
The Oriole club met with Charles
Riley. of Orchard street. last night. and
made arrangements for a trolley ride
and dancing at Gregory Point. next
Wednesday night.
Miss Bruise Curtis. 0! 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 (chaperonod by Mr. and
Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. Thomas
Hull —-Danbnry Dispatch.
The trolley party given by Bucking-
ham Woman's Relief corps. left the
corner of Holden avenue and Wall
streets this afternoon at 2:15.
Harry Sterling. of Union avenue, will
be employed in Frederick W. Rogers’
bicycle store. in Main street. Norwalk.
during the summer.
Misses Edith and Lottie 9117.01.01
Stuart avenue. have returned home
from a visit in Meriden. with their
aunt and brother.
«Men's and boys'straw hats. i l'Brien
The Misses Amy and Corn Dodge. of
East avenue. will give a sailing party
next Wednesday night. on the Mar—
guerito.
John Moehring. vice-president of the
Grand Lodge. Sons of Hennnunsohne,
last night installed the ofllcers of linin-
boldt Lodge. of South Nortvxilk.
Two carryall loads of children camc-
up from New York «111the bunt last
night. and went to Trinity Summer
Home 011 Strawberry Hill.
Letter Carrier A. R. Tyler still con-
tinues quite!!! at his home in Gerard
place. and Substitute Carrier liviting in
working for him.
Raymond limtln‘irs have the contract
to furnish material for a large railroad
in!) in Clinton. They will furnish sewer
pipe. curb. concrete walks. etc.
David Hughee. the Wrslcrn [71111111
Telegraph company’s operator at the
Norwulk depot. is ill at his home in
ilott avenue.
Mrs. Belhnm and son. of Marshall
street. are visiting in Philadelphia. Mr.
Bolinnn is on a cruise to Long I dand.
West Norwalk in scenic have 11 rule
piline pay station in its post oillce.
James list: 11 is laying the plans.
A new time-table will go Into «lieu
next Monday on the Nurwalk three!
Railway company’s syuiem.
w—Ul’flll hats at ll'liritin's.
rlylvoster 11.1211 ialludlieriug from a
very sore loot. caused by running a null
Into it a low days ago.
The West Normilkmd the Granite-
vllles willplsy ball in West Norwalk.
tomormw afternoon
l ‘omtnisslouers of the lnwlvont estate
of Jessie (labile-r11 will probably be up-
polnted in the Probate Court today.
The roof of tin- Nnrwalk freight
house in being reshlnsied and a new
platiorui built
III-s Francis lsicuard. u! i' ulnn Park
has been confined to hotbed with s so.
rare illness.
The Worden families. of ”lillfl’d
atom. are camping at lasvm island.
The town and 1311.? la st work in
Raymond street
W F. Whitlock. oi union avenue. in
Elli
William Jennings it Amman. John
B. Ferris'eosl sheds.
Dr. W. 1'. Acton is blackliubing today
drawn salons the lorwait islands.
Williams! Boston. has been
Ayers flair Visor-
Mumummwflm
-~SI'IEET MUSIC
Am‘u‘fly Pu"-
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW-
mo! Bilillm
when Co.. New Tort
ThoOoming-s and Goings of Our and
Other Folks’ Friends.
Calvin T. l’nrdy will leave South
Nor-walk. tomorrow. for Norwich and
Mysticto spend three weeks. At the
latter place he will visit his brother, Dr.
Partly. He will return in South Nor-
walk for a few days. and on August
ill): will sail on the steamer Kcnsing:
ton for Europe, to study mu-io
The Misses Hyatt. of Main street. left
Norwalk this morning for Asbury Park.
where they will spend several weeks
with their brother, W. l‘ Hyatt. of
Brooklyn.
Cashier Jacob M. Layton. of the City
National bank. accompanied by his wife,
started today on a two wccks' vacation
to Montreal.
Mrs B. C. Feenny. of Norwalk. is
spendingaweek in Newpoxt, R l.
Miss Gertrude Camp. 1! North .we-
nue.1susitmg her sister in New Ha
ven.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Tall» .1. u! (17.1111.
bridge. Moss. are visiting Mrs. Talbot's
brother. .1. C. P‘orbush. ..t Berkeley
street.
Mrs. .\ l). Croasley and her tw'o
children. of Chestnut street. South Nor
walk. have gone to Croniwrli to spend
two weeks. _
Mrs. Benjamin V’nnanlmnd. of
Little Neck. 1. l . is a cum of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. ’l‘rintram. :11 Brook-
side.
Miss Jennie Dixon. 11! lsnwin arc-
with l1er cousins. the Miss» Alice and
Emma Bradley. :1! Danbnry
H. Ii. 511mb, of lies! lll'vldu, is in
New Yuri: today.
Mrs. ('allowny. of Westiold. N. .'l..
is the guest of the Mme-«- Smolder,
of West street.
Miss Mary Illll‘lilvy. (ll Silllll Nor-
walk.“ visiting Mrs. til. .I. Kane. in
Derby. \
Miss ”t‘T'IIliI 51m is thv go»! 1! Miss
Hollie Ilnlelifurd. u! Norwmk
Miss clennlv livytiuldm ..1 Nnm'alk. is
visiting in liridgr pull.
Miss Alinlv Slim 11.111. 11! Tim r \‘l‘tl'l,
is visiting friends 111 lb 14!;(1 p .11.
Arthur Miller. of iimhm. lornmly u!
the Roth 1% Iiilltl'mllflllilt cursor pimp, is
calling on old friends in low"-
Miss Anniv llrnwn. of llrmklyn. is
minding a few days “‘llIl her sister.
Mrs. Charles !. Sterling. of l-‘.nrilcl1l
. avenue.
M11... Louise Abentlmih. oi Washing-
ton street. in \‘lHltllil.’ in l"11d1lnll. N. \K
FREE!
prpumt .‘i i‘tlllpimn 1'11! Il‘olll
the morning. evening or tinn-
dny papers. pnrchzwd at l'nlu
man's News llomns and re-
voll’u free one mipy of tile In!-
1'.“ elm-l IIIIIMt'. low (lupin!
to mice! from l,‘un|mll with
me y paper. Largest line «1!
lanterns and lost
colored 7m
l-‘or Twin (lily lantern p.1radc
.1on ll.
lass Isl! flasks.
Gloves and
lots .
M hull 111M for llil»
Hilly.
WI'I'Il
Ollflll'i News Stand.
MN. ‘1‘“ Him”
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l'mmm-mrins
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insurance
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lsllstls lassrssss lgsasy.
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11110. has returned home it ~11: :1 visit '
nglefootl
lo a double sheet at
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‘ CO..22 South Iain Street
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ARD STREET!
Following Special Bargains”
figured lawns at St: per yard. regular rice. 12 c.
wide percales. choice terns. 121/1111)»: var-til" -
1 medium and heavywe ght.
13 on. embroider-lea. edgings and ineertiugs.
'~ edgings and insertings.
is! Sale of Ladies‘ Shirt Waists.
.1111 marked £101); all bile waists marked 750 for this sale
t style belts. bows and ties.
.. Sk rtsnpporters, black and nickel.
DWARD STR E ET.
IORWALK. COIN.
not to be «rungcd by the price you pay.
" hazard means paying the price of a
but obtaining a lower grade. Buying
hetevv te sure your gettingjust the grade you
want, t lower price than you imagine good,
clean 97 can be bought lor.
IE
Buy Oats That's Clean. I
Manuel T. Hatch,
15 Isrshaill Street South Iowa!!!
"' lra111-I115ul1nuis’ Liver) stable.
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PORTERAITS "
l cum-l! your {1111in lll'ymlr. lrlnnd. hernim lnvnlnn. ill in after
ion .-m l lilllllllell mu ham the 11.11110 of Jackson upon
yours
Jackson's Platanum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JIGKS I'S PHOTOGRIPHS IRE PORTRAITS.
I. H. JAOKOOI Photographer,
011m llti NHrWaIk lid-'1.
53 Wall Street, Norwmlii. 0t
ll illxtmliwv l1nn- 1111»in door.
soctnrv'fa‘no BALL
PRINTING. . . .
111‘ THE snowmen. OFFICE
IIO FRIER CARBONETTES IN TOWN ll
IlI.v\.\ 'lllUHu l RH.“
NORTH’S STUDIO!
I'lln’!‘l.‘ll.\l’ll:~' MAUI: 1112111:
TWENTY YEARS} AGO ARI: STILL GOOD”
Cnrlmnethm now made will Eu»! n~ long. I
G.5.NORTH, . . . . Photograper.
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"NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Nor-walk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
Ii. & D. Special juvenile ll. 8: l). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS. 1‘.) Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE I
In pun: basing any n! the choir: cycles «1! any but the authmlzcd
agents. are .ba! lhcoilginal I.“ my numhcx has not been tonincud
w11li..1s the guarantee is withdrawn lrom all bicycles when the 11111111111
has been interiered with or unmoved
BIGELOW 81 DOWSE C”.
New England Agents, Boston, Mass.
Blue serge”
Suits!
I'l‘ll' ili‘s hot weather, we no: displaying mun:-
vcry bandiume English Clay Serge Shift;
lull! lined. satin backs. pungec silk alcove lin-
ingmand tailored in the best possible manner.
The style and ill 11! these suits are ml 11 custom
nature; we think even better than some; they
are worth $02,511. We are selling them at
$I5. 00
But we have chraper I'mcx.
WOOL CRACK BICYCLE SUITS.
The W. A. BENEDICT CO
to sum Cos
s
to. llorwslk. Goon.
1
Shouters l” ' "
Guantanamo--
once a famous load with
you; it is just as good or bet-
tertoday than ever. Why
let. prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
from us at 30¢ per box?
Washington street.
COST.
Gemstock. Watkins
11 2 WASHINGTON STREET.
The U. M. C. "new”
tra quality, (‘
Our price. '
Negligce Shirts,
Leather Belts,
Straw Hats, «
Wash Ties, 25c
SUMMER?
Remember the place, 112
Also other loaded shells at
81 Dow,
DCRICII HOUSE,
Gregory' s Point. So. Norwalk.
.i E. SULLIVAN.
Termsrensonnbm113athlnz. IMntIng.Plesh-
L\S['RP\SSED llIIleE 151 AND CLAN
CLOTHING ' ‘
OF
ALL
onscmp-
TIONS.
l‘ror-riel r and Manager
Electric Cars in Hotel. connecting
illith lrt‘ll tliinlrps on the N. Y”
e s
lag:
BAKBS AV!) SHORE DINNLIlb
moon
YOU CAI’ T DO BETTER
Eor Summer
Comioit
Balbriggan Underwear,
50 Cent Caps Reduced to 2 Gents
In all shapes
There are still a few dozen pairs of those ll-c garters.
Ishse in oil
SUMMER
Glover's NewsHOE STORE
Stone Open evenings.
Than L are Your Orders lor
Print-
lng!
Comatock BrotherS.
‘ l4 SOUTH Illl 3
8o. lorwslk.
IILFORD A. BIFFII
Manager.
‘E h . II I
‘ ' '" I" owe :noawamt.
4
SO. NORWAIsk. . '
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Offlfl- stones.
“-
are.
“PI
Alpaca Goats!
$1,150, 2. 00.1.. all.
\t 13511111! 50c that are 1xccp lionally good value
Futirc stock 0!
" and :1 atom
SUMMER IIECIIWEA'
and at all prices.
You know we give a pair .
11!. ball link cull buttons away with every shirt.
Upon every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clotliier. Matter and Fumishcr.
a; l1. teeth Imslt
Lsdles’
Gonts’
and
Children’s
SHOESI...
l
We are startingthetrade on SummerSlioce !
They are lioautilul beyond description!
Stylish beyond compare, and '
cheaper than the cheapest in price!
in Washington direct. teeth Hewett
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Norwalk Chronicler