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DinnerProposed. 1
A meeting of the Norwalk Barbers’
Union willhe held in the rooms of Henry
Froeb. inNorth Main street. tomorrow
night. to take action upon the matter of
closing the barber shops on Sunday.
and make arrangements for a shore
‘ dinner.
Note the advertisement in this issue
of powder excursion to Newport. uttered
by the New York. New Haven and
‘ Hartford railroad for next Thursday.
Newport is a veritable fairyland. and a
day’s sojourn in this fascinating locality
isan experience to remember through
life.
Captain Milton n. Daniels, of Indian-
spo‘is.isln Danbury renewing old so.
quaiutsuees. He was a member of
Company 0. Seventeenth‘C. V., in the
war. and inoceeded Captain James E.
Moore in command 01.1110 company.
Tho‘captaln is now u preoperous lawyer
in Indianapolis.
Twelve hundred members or Gavel
and Guiding Star Lflflgell. A. F. and A.
IL. came toBoton Point Saturday after-
noon. The steamer Myndert Starla
brought them up. A large number had
dinner in the hotel.
Mrs. Robert Nolan, of Raymond
street. received a telegram. yesterday,
announcing the serious illness of ,her
brother, Elmer See, in Elizabeth, N. .1.
She started this morning for that place
J. P. Treadwell, who is spending his
vacation in Cornwall Bridge,retur11ed to
Norwalk, Saturday afternoon. to attend
a meeting of the Nor-walk Gas Light
company. ‘
The collection at the Norwalk Con-
gregational church, next Sunday. will be
used to help defray the expenses of the
annual outing of the Sunday school to
Glen Island. July 30.
Rev. '1) M. Seward, or 11011111 No. walk
occupied the pulpit of the Norwalk Con
gregational church at both services,
yesterday
The damaged machines of the list
Forming company are being removed to
Danbury, where they will by over-
hauled.
Uncas lldyloft, No 2ii‘.z',i111p i) It.
M, will go to Stamford. Thursday
night. to institute a Loft in that place.
The collection at the Norwallr (31111
gsogationalchurch. yesterday, was for
the boneiltof the Norwalk Hospital.
' Rev. Garrett Haulenbnclr, of Orchard
atmt. preached in the Norwalk Baptist
church. at both services, yesterday.
Miss 'George Chicory. of Chestnut
street, who suffered 11 11ervou-1 shock,
July 5th, is improving slowly.
fl‘he .l. T. l’rowitt company is res-
puinting William W. L1stnr’s residence
in Bayview ayenur.
Miss [noise Button, of Spring Hill.
has been engaged as oontraito singer in
Grace church cl.ioir
A party of South Norwnllr boys went
into camp on Cedar Hammock island.
this morning. --._
The work of cmnplefiug the macadam
road in can 111mm was began this
morning.
I! R.tlhertv11;1rl's house in i5z1ldon
avenue is being minnectod with the
saw.
The regular meeting of Old Well ilnolt
and Ladder company will be held to-
al rht.
The ltvs 1.. tool: a party toilystor
Bay. May. to witness the yacht races.
Alfred (lreonlocir. of Norwalk. wheel.
ad to Dunbar y and return. yettonluy.
llarry iitcrilng and Walter Jennings
wheeled to ltidgellold. ilstnrday
A meeting of Catholic Union Council.
K of 0.. will in bold tonight.
w.»
tin Frank 1135111111. of itotou 11111.
is quite sick of malarial fever. ‘
Wflmtbers' Mogul U U V. will
inlet taillight.
Pnrgatorlsli’ills.‘ 1
'i'hs draught would hardly
anilallyoaashcdiovfinru .
tsrial p.ills" mummy .1
.stibeta. lathsmldproih
ablynsnattasadaplllthatdid
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annuals macadamia
Baniware company, at South Main
street. beginning tonight and contin-
niugthmughtha months of July and
August. will ”close their respective es-
tabllshinents at 'i' p. at. Saturday er-
copied.
A tree entertainment and dance was
held Saturday night at Pieasure Grove.
near Peat Swamp. A large platform
has been builtinthe groveandan cr-
ohestra furnished music for dancing.
Three young women from Bridgeport
and three from New York provided the
entertainment. _.....
-—-Prot. M. S. Resen. the well-known
oeulist-optician, can be consulted at his
ofiice. inthe parlor of the Mahaekemo
Hotel South Norwallr. Tuesdays, from 9
a. m. to 8 p. m. Eves examined free.
Father Furlong, of St. Mary’s church,
and Father Winters, of St. Joseph's.
will go into retreat at Hartford, this
week. and Father Barry. assistant at St.
Mary’s. will be in charge of both par-
ishes and will attend to all calls.
The Speaking circle of the First Bap.
tist church will not hold its meeting
with Mrs. Batterson in Summer street.
until Wednesday afternoon. The La-
dios' Aid society will meet with Mrs.
James Lyon, on Tuesday afternoon.
Edmund E. Crowe, or South Norwalk.
has been elected an auditor of the board
of directors of the state prison. There
are 445 convicts in the prison. including
nine women. No more can be admitted
until some are released.
William B. McKay. who has been
employed in the cities of the flour. left
South Norwalk today for Martha’s
Vineyard, where he will manage a
hotel his parents have recently secured.
The cars of the Norwalk Tramway
company, on the main line and all
branches, will wait tonight until the
return of the moonlight sail on the
steamer Belle Horton
A very orderly service was held yes-
terday afternoon. in Ely avenue, by the
Hungarians. Many tool: part, and there
is an increasing interest on the part of
non-church-goers.
Buckingham Woman's Relief corps
will hold a social with Mrs. S. .1. Perry.
Riverside avenue, East Norwalk, to-
morrow afternoon.
Latter Carrier In ing Taylor and tami-
ly, of Jersey City Heights. are spending,
a few days with Frank Richards, of 1.
Burritt avenue.
—Tho ladies of the Pine Lodge Whist
club will meet for whlst and luncheon,
Thursday, July l5. Take 1H" 11. n1. car
from Norwalk.
Miss Prince, of New Haven. who has
been the guest of Miss Mario Curtis. of
Knight street returned home Saturday.
The Twin (3 ily Mandolin club will for-
lllllll mu~1c for the dune ofthn Uriult
club at (.irognry's i'oint. Wednesday
night. p __ ‘ __
The semi-annual meeting of N'.
Joseph's T. A. B. society will behold
Thursday night. and oillcers will be
elected.
Walter Jennings. Rois-rt (letter and
Tony (ihiotto will begin training to.
night for thorams to be held in con.
llt’illlflll with the lmtchors' barhacnr.
tidiectumn haw Helical: 111 sullering
from "that tired feeling" today, and
was obhgud to give up work and go
lltllllfl.
.\ class of thirty toolt their iirst com-
munion, yesterday morning. in tit.
.loseph' 11 church.
Miss Lucy 11.11.311.111... sold her lot
at the corner of Taylor avenue and Hill-
side place lo Charles ltnardou.
h. (I Green.of 111.111.111.111, Norwalli
been walking hand ever since.
a... “W. .4...
Mrs. lleinphill. of Mei-win sin-ct and
wheel.
Colfax Encampment. i ll. 1). l".
utila'rs willbeinI-tnllcd tonight. by ii.
i). U. l’., Charles Ghvrmann,
The hardware "1mm of tinntb Norwalir.
until September int. will close at
o'clock. Saturdays csoeplod.
t
(trace church choir.
voice.
placed in the Nurwalk Water Ulnnmhr
sluners' oillee.
plated this west.
' allies s'aastbsr at m is ileum.
”#th.
Wm.mmmmflm~
hurt his knee a few days since and line
West avenue, has purchased a syracnw
a
Miss Marion Inadon will sing in
line has an alto
A new walnut roll top dealt had been
The worlt at macadamia” the New-
towa turnpike will wobsbiy be com—
Tha Kuwait Estimating cutaway is
“biennium.“mbant
1
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Absolutely Pure.
lebrated for its nreatlmvonln renfrl
an healthmllnesa. Amnrest heftgulstnga null
alum all forms of adnhherallon com-
mon tot Is ( heap
brands.
mllcrsr. Barren Powers 00 . New York.
The subject of the prayer meeting at
the Norwflk (longregatlonal church,
next Thursday night. will be “The lie-
corded Prayers of Jesus Christ." '
-—It is sometimes very diliicult to get
a good cigar in a strange plauv. When
you leave for your vacation take along a
box of Imperial Crown cigars.
Showers. followed by fair in interior
Tuesday; cooler, southwesh-rly winds
becoming northwest.
Otto Trenter is again employed at the
Imperial Cafe. W
Councilman Tristram and family will
go to Lake MahOpae on Thursday of this
week.
Mr. Betts’ Birthday Party.
Allen Bette. of Newtown avenue.
celebrated his eightioth birthduyTues-
day of last week. Twenty-111111 repres-
entatives of the family were present.
They enjoyed a good time, and wished
their host, who is enjoymg very good
health, many happy returns of 1h» day.
Forty Persons Killed.
July i2.—~.\
terrible railway disaster took place
about midnight at Gjentofiv. The
express from llclsingoer ran into 11
passenger train standing at the station,
wrecked eight carnages, kizlul forty
persons and injured ainy min-1w.
Copenhagen .
Special Meeting of Hatters.
Danbury, July ill-IA special met-M11:
of the liatFinisl1ers' association mil b1-
held tomorrow night to arm: .1: a
settlement in the prew11t1-i131111llles
existing in the unionimng 1' the
factories of lltvkvrie 1\ 1'o111pauy.
A professor of 'l‘rimty colli-gr, lmblin,
overbearing an 1112111'rgr111111ut11 Mimil’illfl
and making use of prufanv language,
rush 1d at him l'ranln'ally, 11x1-?.11111111;::
"Are yo1111wnre, air, that you an‘ 1111'
perilmg your immortal Mal, and, what
is worn“, incurring 11 1‘1111- (ii 111- ~l1iil-
lugs
"The friend of mine who recently 111-
herited a fortune is gelling along very
11h-elyi11 his social aspiranom," rrnunk.
ed Willie Wishingtnu "What was the
«211111 of his triumph ." "Tar 11:21. “1-
has Just had 11 horse heal-~11 by 111v that
once run 1111 the snow track wnh 11 11111111:
that la-Enngvd to the l'r111vc of Wales,"
Mrs. li111s'1-r-m"l"or men'y's Milt".
Mary. what are 1hr cluhlrvn quarto-hug
about M.Iry~—"i1'wx1iy11111111.1.1111111
they lw playing ihcy‘n» married "
“You don't 1111-1111 111 say that 311 1111141
your wtfc would turn 11111» 11 lollizll' 11f
salt.” "Not exactly. but '1i11l
what?" 'l wish si111 11'111111‘1 «111m
peppery."
'l‘hI- Holy limit» [11m- i'lllr’.1"il 1111
scan-her 11~~"lli. flll'fl‘. haw pedvalnans
[1111' rights in this city r‘a-m'h-r
dwhizzmg by 1I-"i‘crlmniy they hm» ,.
lunrral rites."
SHEET MUSIC
FREE! .
l’nannt .1 coupons 111i lrnm
the morning. evening or H1111
day paper». purchased 111 (Inlu
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coive free one copy of ”11- 1111
11st sheet lllllail'. 1111111 (mph-II
10 select from. i'oupnn with
ma -y paper. Largest 111111 of
lanterns and last
colored lira
For Twin City 1111111 r11 parade
July ll.
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Paper for 1a.
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QPQ132~§°utEIMP§tn°t ‘ The U. M. C. “A” was DUCk
once a famous load with
you; it is just as good or bet-
ter today than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
Offers the allowing Special Bargains”
lendidorion 1 lawns at tic peryard, re lar rice.l 111V 0.
lirw line or do pereales. choice patternngglgc 1per yard. 1
Dress linens,1‘ ' dam and heavyweight.
New at of linen. embroideries. edgings and inset-tin .
stoc tech 3 cataract odgings and inserting. gs
Pants,
Extra Lengths,
New
111. 1 Special Sale of Ladies' Shirt Wrists. from us at 30c per box? tra quality,($1 50
1‘!“ “MIT .
25 d 1%” m. m , Remember the lace 112 .
New 3m" :0! the lamtut stytllanbmgftlotfis :flgtfiaxaism marked 50 for this sale p ’ L Our price,
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
All rims Guir’s Queen Skirt supporters, black and nickel
. EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE IUILOIIO.
IORWILK, OOII.
Negligee Shirts,
Leather Belts,
Straw IIats,
«250
48c;
250 dog
1 Wash Ties,
g m WASHINGTON STREET. SUMMER
Oomstook, Watkins
81 Dow,
. CLEAN OATb. .
Are the noblest work of the grain
man. We have put thouehtand labor
into this one things 01115 prices go to
' the limit of usefulness and there autopfi
Lower pIic cos than 0111s me for hash. 1
. Buy Oats That's Clean. .'
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Iarshall Street, South Iorwaiit
110111011 HOUSE, CLOTHING
Gregory's Point. Sc. Norwalit. OF
ALL
DESCRI P-
TIONS.
.l. E. SULLIVAN. Prnnrlet 1r and Manager
Term; mama: shim llathing.flonti11g.l‘isi1-
lltx: Elm frh.‘ Cur-il- 11 "Idol. (ulna-Mini;
Branch SOlmlifln’ Livery Stable. with all tr 1111I on the N.
‘ N. il. a ll. it. it.
Poarnmrs‘
ilf yotfre1lf. you: .11 ily nr vom f1l1111l~ tlecnmt llll' 1l11: till" 111 11ft1r
year». \ 1.1m 111.11111111 1i)1111 t1 1111 the 111111111 ni.l.1ckr1on 11111111
yours.
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs last Forever!
JACKSOR'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE, PORTPAiTS.
l. M. JACKSON Photographor. .3 Wall Sir-ct, Nervous, Ct
0|1W11lto .‘J dimllt llmv'l. ll-vllitmll»y lines 1111>~ll1111lmm
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NORTH’S STUDIO!
lNSUllPAHHED llllilDE INLAND CLAN
AKEH HAND h'liOliL DINNFES.
“1795f“
State Open evenings.
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than L are Tour Orders for
Print-
lngi
Oomstock Brothers, y
it SOUTH IIII 8?.
So. Ion-alt.
IliFflilfl I. Biffllfiw
Manager.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE 3711.1. 000011. '
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NOT! CE.
To Whom it May Concern.
The undersig nod l1: 11'1 plated the agency for \orw 11k,
South Norwaik 11nd \1ci111ty tor the celebrated Crawford
ll. 8: ll. Special Juvenile ll.‘& l). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 1‘.) Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE!
SF. \il ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
F
PANTS!
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()0th
ln purthasiug unyot 1h.c above (yclcs of any hut the authorized I 5' an
agents. see that the original 1.11 \)1 number has not luau tampered .4 . ‘“
witl1.as the guarnn'ec is willulrn vu from a. ll b'1cy1'cs when Ila; number . . .
has been i111c1'ic1'e1‘. wilh 111-1311111151- 5‘2"": ”'3' rate ““73““ among them. They are
1111;s1.111v 51 DOWSE C0,
reduced from 2, 3, good 5 dollars.
New England Agents, Buslnll, Mass.
BATHING SUITS
Are now in demand and we have a splrn lid as~
Blue Ser '6'
sortmcni.
980, SLSO, $2.75.
u its ' Linen crash suits, $5.00
I .A good leather belt, .25
11m 111;. hot weather, we are displaying 'smnc
very hamltomc English Clay Serge Suits:
linlliriggan underwear, 25c and 50c
hall lined, satin hacks, puugcc silk sln've ii...
ingogunl tailored in the hem possible manner.
The slyli' and ii! oi flit!!!" Mills an: of a coupon
nature; we think even holler thm some; they
are 11¢th $22,511. We are selling them 111
$i5. 00
lint we have cht nper liner.
WOOL CRASH BlCi’CLB SUITS.
TheWAOENEDIOT co.
So. llorwslit, Conn.
Till OOLllIIll
III LOOK
TYPIWIIITER.
WritnsI-verr lrtler in night or npnrnl 1r
llama taunt of the work. in tuition Milo»
math ally. and yields in the time 11111.1
1111va additional labor.
it antsae if it studied the tonveniem «1
of thence-rotor at or: ry Iurn.snri therein
llebwio his inner sInl mater: him repair 11
of doing "sure.
it hard 111111111111 teeming well. and l-
niways riwiy at critical moth” ll Ines.
‘l‘hm are mutant the monon- why it is
11111i «tiller-Int 111nm all other writing the
”him”!!! tells you ell about it. Fill“.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.
Ishsahsns llotsi Iisah. loath letwsih
ladles’
Oeuts’
and
Children’s
SUMMER SHOESl...
We are starting theh'ndo on Sunnnot'SlIoeel
They arobeauiiiul beyond description l
Stylish beyond compare, and
cheaper than the cheapest in price!
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Norwalk Chronicler