:v: . swim
nhmsmm
_,, ms mutwmn rust
wayward: be mm by on Cam-
'Inifloeofthebistrictuptolloon
' or Saturday, July 17, at In».
Idsht’sOfllce.
The committee of the South Norwalk
Union school district will receive bids at
the chine of John “E. Light. up to Satur-
day. July 17. at noon, for furnishing
materials and building the foundation
for the proposed new brick addition to
the Franklin street school building. ac-
cording tolplaus and specifications on
file in the office of Architect William B.
Knapp. ‘
, All members of the Christian Endeav-
oreocicty and others who wish to co-
operate with the missionary and flower
annmitteas of the South Norwaik Con-
gregational church in sending flowers
totho New York Flower Mission, can
leave them with Miss Annie 0. Sanford.
Franklin street, before ll o'clock Wed~
needays. _
The Danhury city directory for 1897
shows that there has been a decrease in
population since 1896 of 201 names.
Counting on five persons to eachfamily
this means that there are at least 1,000
less in the city.
A special meeting of Butler Lodge,
1. 0. O. F.. is called for Wednesday
night, to ratify and approve the action
of the trustees in selling the real estate
of the lodge in Washington street. in the
year 1889.
Alderman M. T. Cuil‘ went to Nor-
walk yesterday to call on Patrick lieg-
ers. who is seriously ill. Mr. Rogers is
a relative of Mr. Cuff and was a former
resident of Danbury.—-Dunbury News.
There will be a moonlight excursion
to Baton Point, tonight, on the steamer
Rosedale, of Bridgeport, by Court
Bridgeport, Foresters of America. About
1,200 members will arrive at 8:30 o’clock.
Dr. Frank B. Hoyt has opened dental
rooms in Hoyt’s Theatre building. 126
Washington street. He is thoroughly
proficient in all that pertains to the
preservation of the teeth.
Frank H. Betts. aged forty'iive. of the
firm of Hayes Sr Bette, of Bridgeport,
was thrown from his carriage and ser-
iously injured. His collar bone and hip
bone were fractured.
Aspecial meeting of the Twin City
Wheelmen will he held tonight at 5
o'clock, in the club rooms in Swartz d:
Corbett’s block. to arrangc for the races
next month.
A joint meeting of the Selectmen and
Board of School Visitors will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock, t) provide for the dc-
fioiencies incurred during the past year.
At the state Christian Endeavor con-
vention in Norwalk, next- fall, Rev. 1“.
A. Scofleld will deliver the address of
welcome in behalf of the churches.
The firm of liaarsc or Hoyt, bicycle
dealers, has been dissolved. The busi-
ness will be continued by Mr. “curse, of
80 Washington street.
George Knapp, of Broad River, drank
tmluueh ice wat tr, Saturday. and has
since been ill.
Bishop Mob! ahon (Jonncil, Catholic
lion '0 mt lregion. will meet tonight.
lealliful eyes grow dull and dim
As the swift years steal away.
Maillot. willowy tonal so ell-
Lose fairness with every day.
let she still ls users and bath charm to
were
Che wears youth's core-at - treasure)
O
W
Preserve Your flair
and res preserve your youth.
“A woman is as old as she
looks.” are the world. No
man looks as old as she is
I her hair bee preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
hair‘frcm falling out. sectarian
ttsmslcchnmr restore on
W color tom or m
“I. l" the use at
m
,ff _ "1‘ a
ruler word by Herbert Jennings. at
The White Mountain “WI. 90'0100k
out of New York. met with an woideat
while Mug through automaton.
The cylinder head on the locomotive
blew out and the train was delayed
about an hour. Another engine was
sent up from Harlem River and the
train proceeded.
The Jury Commissioners met yester-
day, at the office of Clerk Shelton, of
the Superior Court. The commissioners
are John Brown. of Stamford; L 8.
Catlin, of Bridgeport. and W. R. Shel-
ton. clerk of Superior Court. The list of
jurors for the county was prepared.
Do your shoes give you comfort,enjoy-
ment and satisfaction? Are they stylish
and reasonable as well? If so you do
not need to go to Glover's new shoe
store: but. if they are inching in any of
these qualities why not gch Glover's
a trial? _. .
The cases of.FreJeri_clr Hendricks, for
non-support, and Joseph Barrios, for as-
sault, will come up in the Town Court
this afternoon at? o'clock, before Judge
Frost.
The Barbers] Union will meet tonight
with Albert M. l’ohlman. and following
the business, supper will be served in
Harry Stone‘s Imperial Cafe.
R. H. Golden, James M. Lane and
Joseph A. Volk, the freeholders appoint.
ed tolay out South Main street, will hold
'a meeting Thursday night, in the Street
Commissioners’ office.
Ruth. the two-and-one-haif—year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ray.
mond, formerly of South Norwallr. died
yesterday. at their home in Montelnir,
N. J.
William Gilmore. William Covanugh,
Fred Godfrey. Joe Henry and John
Weyerhauser. wheeled to New Haven
and return, Sunday.
Chief of Police Bradley arrested
Michael Sullivan for intoxication, yes-
terday afternoon. and this morning
Judge Frost sentenced him to thirty
days in jail.
—~The ladies of the Pine Lodge Whisl
club will meet for whist and luncheon.
Thursday, July 15. Take 10le a. at. car
from Norwalk.
A musicals was given last night by the
Misses Bracken. of Livingston place, in
honor of their guest, Miss Kittie Flynn,
of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Edward I". Knapp fell in l-leu-
bell) street, ycstcrduy, while attempting
to irount her winel, and received a
sprained ankle.
Judge Keeler has Telldt red u flt‘f‘liilnll
in the case of (I. It. Gardiner vs. Helen
Chambers. awarding the plaintiil‘ $.31:
and costs.
Herman, the infant mix of Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew l-Zrhsrlr. whodiml yrs-
tcrday rnorniug.w.is buried in the air
ternoou.
'l‘hcoiliccrs of (‘nlfax Encampment.
1.1).“. 1",, were installed but night by
It. i), it. P. Charles t‘mhrumnu.
Eugene H‘Cooucll, Edward Shield
and Harry Damon wheeled to llunbur'y
and lnkc Kenosia, Sunday.
The South Nurwalk Fire Police Will
hold a special meeting Monday night to
talk ulrvut an eating.
it ibcrt Vunllurcn in niukinncxtensivc
improvements to the interior of his hull
deuce in West avenue.
Miss iisorgio Iiarmnu. of llcthel. will
probably be engaged as assistant princi-
pal of the Center eels Kll.
Edward J. Diver has severed his con
ntctionu with thc Junior orchestra of
South Norwalk.
Contractor hi. li. t-hcrwood has corn-
mencmt work on Dennis A- lllum-luml‘s
new bleach house in Water street.
Unclaimed letters in the Norwulk
pest-oiliue are addressed in Julia A
liaycs, ll. u. Pierson, Joseph Williams
1’. C. lnuusbury Lodge, iii. 12).“. l‘,
will meet tonight in Mystic tfiluun llnll.
Mrs. Dcxtcrliltehcoek, of West uvtu
one,“ recovering from usllulit illness
Mimi-indie Miller, of High street. is
mounting from a seven- illut'u».
New regulation cups for Company it
arrived yesterday.
Frank limnlle is quite ill at his home
in Winnipuulr.
one... Tribe, 1. u. u. n. will hold ltu
n‘guisr mmtl nu tonight at is o'clock.
A new gutter is helm: laid on the
southerly side of Arch street.
Walterdouniugs. ofGerard place. is
lilo! malaria. fl
m Catholic edit} has a electing
Mitt.
. \\'\i ll lil'lhlll.
INUIHDEJI
Absolutely Pure. ,.
\
ehruied f‘ it ii in st
uanmruufihfi {gurglllll [is]! alien net
alum and all forms of edultemtlon com-
mon to the charm brands.
. limo 3‘5159‘T9‘YRE!99-- New lore.
The next subscription dance at Hick-
ory Bluff. under the auspices of the Nor-
walk Yacht club, will be held next Mon-
day uight, July in.
In the athletic events at Shippan, Sat-
urday. John Doyle, of Stamford, defeat-
ed Stcbb, of Norwulk, intlxc looyard
running conic-st.
BOWAYTON.
Yesterday ufternmu (Ituislulrlt' Ed-
ward Ladrican came across a package
lying on the sidewalk in iisilroud avo-
nue. It obstrnulcd the walk and he
placed it in the mad. Soon afterward
he was monster! by two pack peddlors,
who demanded to know what he meant
by interfering with their imiongings.
Mr. Ladrigun informed them of the law
in such matters. The men promptly
jumped on him and knocked him down.
Mr. Ladrigan did not give up, lmwewr,
but used his arm will: tvllmg effect.
He was about toplacc the men under
arrest, when they concluded that they
had had enough, and shipped out.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlton and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter )iucliuin, who have
broil spending th weeks Willi Captain
and Mrs. W. 1. Stevens, Main strut. rt -
turned to llltll’ borne in llri nklyn, yes-
terday afternoon.
The ladies of the liuplist . him-h “ill
give utmllcy ride tonight. Sle‘ilHL,’ at 7:3!)
o'clock from the church. going to Slum-
ford andthcnce over-the lmotu Weat-
port.
The Baptist-Sunday school Will hold
its annual picnic the list of the month.
in a grove near New (Yunnan
Mr. Uriilith and mother, of lii‘uuklyll,
are occupying their cottage on than or.
meat Island.
Dailicl 1‘. Wicks llllu return ll. bunn-
lmm a visit to Philadelphia fill”. ‘Vlhll-
inglon
Csirs Every Tour M‘ntl’. s.
The Ns-rwalk Street it ill\\'.l_i" mph: y
ran Ell-Til car-A t'\‘i'l'}' {our winu’ns curly
this lll-‘ll‘lllllfl tn ucmmn: date the large
number of pimple who would elll'lll‘l‘
from the rain on llli'll' il'JVi‘ln‘ lotvvcxn
Norwalk and South Ncrmilk.
Rivers Rising Rapidly
llerhv, July ll: — The rainfall of last
digit and tin.- ur-mlurz was v-~..~'ually
heavy, :: l} mole ., failn; : 2‘2. .erimh
\Vfl'illlle ll “‘0 been r- ,un‘tw’ 'l'lw
\’
linusaimm- and .\ m ‘m. i. ml r.»- 'il‘t‘
rising rapidly
l
Notice to Contractors. l
5.31er pmpuvth tnr tlur minim: .u w,
.‘l ~I'\\'I'r nilll :il'plit‘lrliuiu‘lw Hi “Wei firm-l,
Will he rt'l‘t'fll'tl :tl lbw ullu e :1! ti... ll . mt
inlf‘it‘m-l (V'Vllllillsrolillll‘l'a 31w \Vlhlli'hjlllll
«not until -. p 1:1 . of llrr m ll ilztl‘ .1
Jul). :"’1,.l' ulmh '1..qu 1L. lml- mli llv
public it “lentil'n..-ll'-'=l’l.i1mull-“ ».
l'lu' right i" fl'. i'litil' .‘llii‘ nl' Jill ll 1|.. ‘0.
l'I’Nl’l\k‘ll .l tll't'llttll inl‘ ilH' micro-U Hi im-
with
'l'lu-oonio-vr'nutnun'unill.1--.wik:uo|
mull-rm by which the Iml— mil in iwrml
ls .I~ lllll‘IW“
',l'.’. fool "l ”it‘ll lllllr -r'\\rf‘ .' lli.ltilu low
.lHIlN l“ \lvMAiiitV,
l‘ltlh‘lxld‘v .\ .‘“\lll‘ll
"ill: w'tlzr-r-t,
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SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
l‘nwnt '1 coupons art than
the morning, owning or bun-
day IllIINll". purl-11.1.1.1 or t'ulo.
man‘s News “Home and 1c
weivo frl't- one copy at tlo- My.
vet MllI'I'l music. looo WM!"
lo sclci'f from. lioupmn wulr
every paper. inn-gm hire of
lanterns and lost
Colored Fire
I". it Twin t‘iiy lantern parade
July ll.
we lures of Me Writing
Paper for 7s.
OLIMII’S News Stand,
ill N. Mm H‘i'lllifl.
F. r a reliable
luls-rnl.
l'mmptspeyiug
Fire
insurautw
l’uliey
Call
on
TAYLOR I GOLDIN'fi
loll-tie insurance Agency,
accentuates nmr.
lath harm Oven.
'1'.'ill‘,£l51llc quorum-c 2-. wazlu’t’.
It: a double sheet at
m
".3292 22 South Iain Street
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‘ "EJ'WARD STREET!
Offers t 9 Following Special Bargains”
8 lendid open . figured lawns at be per yard. regular rice 12 o.
cw line of one - wide percalcs. choice patterns, 12505;" yard!‘
gross linens. t'tlf . lnedinnil and heavyweight.
cw assortmen ' nen, em \roiileries, ed rigs and ineertin s.
New stock of celestial edging» and inserti'r‘iigs. g
V-Speciel Sale of Ledies’ Shirt Wrists.
At reduced prim
31.25 and $150 waists. all marked $1.1m; all see waists marked '50 for this s' 1'.
Ncw'stock of the latest style belts. bows and ties. ‘ a L
All sizes Galr's Queen Skirt supporters, black and nickel.
EDWWREET.
"03"...‘95- 9°"-
CLF
lililll. We have put thoughtund labor
into this one thing. Our prices go to
P“
m...
Shooters l
Guarantees:—
oncc a famous load with
you; it is just as good or bet-
lct prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
from us at 30c per box?
cost.
\
’ Comstock, Watkins
Established .r V y
White
Duck
Pants, ‘ C
The U. M. C. “A" was
ter today than ever. Why
tra quality,($
Remember the place, 112 Our price,
Worthington street.
Also other loaded shells at.
Negligee Shirts, 49.,
Leather Belts, 2
Straw Hats, 4
Wash Ties, 250 (1’
SUMMER ,
8: Dow,
m WASHINGTON STREET.
the limit of usefulness and there stop.
Lower prices than ours are for trash.
Buy Oats That’s Cloan. ,
Manuel T. Hatch, ‘
l5 Isrshsll Street, South llorwalk
limos-b Mliinrnn‘ Livery Still-lo.
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DORLON House,
, J. E. SULLIVAN. Proprietor and Manager
Torn» reamnab‘e: Bathing. limiting. Fl~ll-
(TSSL'iil'AfiHED lliillDlI l‘n‘LA’X’ll‘CLAlI
CLOTHING ' ,
OF , .
ALL
DESCRIP-
TIONS.
Gregory's Point, So. Norwalk.
lug: Electric Cuba to Hotel. connecting
with all train.- on the h. ’
h. if. .k H. ll. ll
iAliliS AND SHORE lllhhhllu.
ml) our Store Open evenings.
”l Y"i“'",ll- WHY l itnili‘ or vour fricnd- lH't‘Ullli' invaluable in after
your». \lel ur‘v I» exudate ifyou hate the name of Jackson upon
yourx
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JIGKSba’S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORIRMTS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographnr, 53 Wall Street. Nervous. Gt
Oppositn Norwalk ll:>l"l. l} till hull-willie" l‘llwllw «llmr.
no user cseeournrs 'Iu rows: 1
TILL“: 'i‘llilrilfi HIUM
NbRTH’s srumor
YOU CAN'T DD BETTER
Comstcck Brothers,
M SOUTH Ill! SI.
So. liar-alt.
IILFORD I. Oil-TI-
Than I. ave Your Orders tor
Print-
ing!
r; l'lltfltlllhl‘llh‘ MADE lliLitlZ
TWKNTY’VEAHS AGO ARE STlLL GOOD”
. (.Iirrlzorwftc :wu‘ who“ six: in»! w lHil.‘!.
G. 3. NORTH,. . . . . Photograper.
73 WASlllel l“! )N.‘ Sl'lli‘li’l‘, .~'l)i"i'l| NilllWAllK.
, NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern.
.lic uridcrsl'gned 1m vc placed tlic agency for Norwnllc,
South Norwalk'nml Vicinity for the CClL’lll‘fltt'tl Crawford
ll. & 1). Special juvenile ll. k D. and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS. 1‘.) Main Street, .‘(orwallo
BEWARE l
in purchasing .:nv of il‘." om": av lcs if my but the authwrizcd
illittlllS, sce thatch»:“rum... ‘ . 1 ~31; i‘.‘-.‘."v low, on been tampered
1 v' .1; 3.. r
. ...>‘ , . .1
wurl' .au. ll,“l,¢’3 t. r‘,;
has occn ltllCl'lthIl iii-l1 m but! ”1.2
liltll‘ldl‘v it UUWSE CU.
New hogtied Agents, Boston, Mass.
glue Serge
Suits!
For this hot weather; w.‘ are displaying Some
very Hamlmmc English Clay Serge Suits:
hull lmcd. satin in: its. ltl'ilqt't: silk rut-cw lin-
.ng«,;uol tailored in tin: ltt‘M pmeiblc manner.
The wig]. and ll: of llicu’ frilllb are at a rill-full!
nature. or: think own lo"lt‘t ilmn come; they
arc \Im'l. 822.51; Wcarc scllingthcm at
$l5.00
lhr wc lmw rhrnpcr lift! 2.
“DUI. CRASH BICYCIJ'. Sl‘lTh‘.
The watEi‘Emcr co.
Sc. Norwalk, Conn. ,.
in: corneal
BAR LOCK
'fVPIWRITER.
\\ “it" i wry it Hi t‘ in sight of urn-9min,
lines newt ol the Work. in writing mum
situlireliv. :tml \ivltlH in the lime thin
mvml ml-ltl imml lolmr.
it and.» a» ll ll «lluliml ilw ttllit’l'lllt'ltl‘.-
Ill linens“ mlm‘ iii no ry Iltl'lmunl lln-rrhv
llrrlill'lo- his labor-anal render» him capable
of doing more.
It has It trim-k of kvcpinu Well. and is
étlll’lil’t “only at rilliml. Ivt' oillvr titties.
Tircw are with! of the reasons why it. lo
we illllcrcnl from all other writina mu
. . ' ' chines.
l I Catalogue tells you all elmut it. FREE.
earlier Isnufsoturls can an
1". cnmlnbll. IM’I Filthaudlwnus nVutiltcs.NnW ark. p m
c. c.3‘itehdri3o. ‘raifle
em» for done. at finite street. New London. on Btu
no and in Sentinel Uliiw.
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Manager.
At the Iantlnol TWO NORWALK.
Offloo. %
STORES. so. NURWALK.
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SEMI-ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
iii“
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PA NTS l
1 l .
on It I
$|.45!,
5.1m: vcry mrc burg llll‘ among them They are
reduced line; 2, ; .m-l 5 dollars. ’
BATHING SUITS
Aw lldt‘v :n demoed .ml
:Isbkrl‘ pt
5" llllllnl.
98c, $i.50, $2.75.
$5.00
.25
25c and 50c
Linen crash suits.
A good lt'ntlicr ln'lt.
lliilliriggnn urnlcx‘\\'c.'u',
6 men IE‘N'l'y evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, llattcr and Fumishcr,
Mobselremc ttctel Black,
South Hermit
.1! w”
and u iootuotc tlil‘it nenc should
‘ . overlook, points to our shoes as
the best in town. “licst,” when
said Hi footwear, mcuue several
things. in one respect your slices are like lunwthcy should
give Vou pleasure. A pleasant shoe gives comfort, enjoy-
ment and satisfaction to the Wt'tlrcl'. With our large
stock of stylish and scusonuhlc goods we can shoe you to
perihelion. with everything from lit to style and wear
guaranteed A l.
Glover’s NewSHOE STORE
in Washington Street. teeth hem-lit
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Norwalk Chronicler