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by the W's Bowlers.
ii’lliiillll Inn: IIIIIILIIIII sIII
Conditions Seem Favorable for Pleas-
ant Weather and a Smooth Bea
Tonight-Hnsic by the
Apollo Orchestra.
Everything is favorable at this writ.
ing for a pleasant evening and a smooth
m. It these conditions prevail tonight,
the moonlight excursion of the Epworth
league on the steamer Belle Horton
will take place. The boat will leave at
8 o‘clock, and return in time to connect
with the trolley cars for Rowayton,
Darlen, East Norwalk, Norwalk and
Westport. The Apollo orchestra will
furnish music.
Mrs. H '. Sherer, of Washington
street, summoned, Monday morn-
ing. to her mother, who was taken sud-
denly ill at her home in Mattawan, NJ .
Her death is momentarily expected. She
has been partly paralyzed for some time
' and now is unconscious.
Star of (kilombin Circle, No. 253, C.
t). F., will hereafter meet in Mystic
Chain Hall on thelllrst and third Thurs-
dayof the month.
stalled tomorrow evening.
The West Norwulks and the Granite-
villcs will play ball in West Norwalk
this afternoon. William Slattrry. Fred
Hall. l-Iarry Uopson and William Bloom,
of Norwalk, will play with the West
Norwallts.
-()ur shirt waists are from live dill‘er—
out makers. The stock is as complete as
it was at the first of the season. All
sizes. Save your duplicator. You may
win the bicycle at the Boston Store,
Not-walk.
The wind last night blew acnrtain
it the residence of ll. ll. Wigham. of
E In street», against a lighted gas jet and
Ignited it. In an ode“ to extinguish
the demos Mrs. Wigham burned one of
her hands quite badly.
The State Board of Education has is-
sued “Connecticut School Document
No. 10, Hill." giving all the public acts
relating tomlncaiionpassod by the re-
ccut General Assembly.
-—"Norwalk Machinry Man" is at N -
antic today on a water power deal.
The MiniI t iring circloof King's Dangli-
tr-rs has postponed making arrange-
ment 1 for a picnic until the second Sut-
u day in August, when they will meet
for that purpose.
Mrs. Ellen lioydcu, wife at Timothy
Dryden, died at. her home in I iranitevilh:
this morning. The funeral will be held
from St. Mary's church, b‘IiIlay morn-
ing at ll o'clock.
llaptain Riley has nearly finished lil‘Iv
till; the Iiah commission signal poles
along the connection! shore. With the
p'acing of on" on (Yolh'ndar's I’oinl llI.~
work will be complrtml.
~h‘rnit jars and Window screens by
the our tool. liar-Ion more, Norwall.
l‘aro your Ilnpliratv clocks. You may
it in the bicycle.
Rudolph Cohen, of the Ann-rlcan llIh.
bn'I company, has taken board {or him-
Ioll had family for the summer at Fred
orick Mead's, l’IIion l'arlI, Norwslk.
Uaepar (llmlrleh. ol l’ointrot. has
been appoint at a cadet at Aunuwlimnd
Mutton ll. l-iheilield, of Mystic, an alter-
nate, to represent the Third district.
——Uuincrmi, photo supplies and bicycle
sundrinsniarked away down, at lilcli-
ardson's. Ill North Main xtnet.
Irving Need. employed by I'lxprvI-II-
than Rag-noble, oi Norwalit, in com
pany with Irit'lnls,iu camping at lint:
lor's Island lor ten days.
A whist party and lniII-hmin will be
held tmncmow morning by the ladies at
the Plan lmluv Hating club. at the club-
home. . 7 .*
wlluy your neck wear and nhlm at the
II islun more. Norwallr. and win II bicy.
Isle III xt Saturday.
The matter at granting llllllllllllilfl~
lion pant-rs on the estate a! lemon (1.
(hitter will he heard bolero the Probate
Conn tonight.
The flat Finlnlmrs' militia" will
meet tonight at e o‘clock in lily-Iris
chain “all. Wit-lithium street.
“7
ma densest-ills a
GOOD
foralldlseamthathanthlir ]
We in impure blood. III!
II‘I'TII .
than other ”Wiles. bet.
him... come:
“duplicates-I
, tlllicers will be in;
.m,meeune
will human! oath-tut whowlah
In” VIII”. the parade from there.
Anyouetattrestedlsoordlally Invitodte
visttthestore.
~Good and cheap secondhand wheels
on installments. st Wm. Richardson's.
Unions Hayloft, No. 20%;, Imp. ( l. R.
M, will go to Stamford tomorrow night
by trolley. starting about 7 o’clock. to
institute a new loft in that city. Chiel
Heymulter 0. W. Stowe has been depu-
tired tosee that the Work is done. A
large delegation will go down.
Sealed proposals for the construction
of a sewer in Reed street will be receiv-
edat the allies of the Street Commis-
sioners until 8 o'clock of the sixteenth
day of July.
The storm. last night, broke all sever-
al sections of the young maple trees in
W. W. Master's yard. The fence sur
rounding John H. Ferris‘ coal yard was
also blown down.
About fifty members of the Truman
Stevens club and their friends went tr-
llotou Point this noon and were cenvey~
ed to Smith’s Island in the launch l’earl
A line bake has been prepared.
Innis Hawkins, oi Summit strectmho
was so badly burned on July 5th, is got-
t'xtir along nicely, and will soon be en-
tirely recovered.
D. l). G. M. Arthur [1. Benedict, of,
lintlcr Lodge, went to ltidgelield, last
night, an] installed the oliioI-rs of Pd-
grim Cc ncil. l. l). l). I“. '
-——Th crush suits at the Illusion Store,
Not-walk, are tinely made and ham:
right. $3.50 to $43.5”. Iladies'or gentle-
men’s wheel given away next Saturday
night. Save your duplicate check.
The town at llidgeliI-ld has tiled
an application in the State Highway
(Zomtnimiouers' oiliee for a share of the
state appropriation for Mill.
Frank llu'ns, seventeenyearsold, ol
Danbury, attempted suicide by taking
l’nris green. He will recover. lie had
had trouble with his par—cuts.
The old lloat was lit-alien up Monday
afternoon by the rough sea which rollel
in at Roton Point, and the timbre were
washed ashore.
Howard Blmmer, of I )rchurd street. is
acting as hulk-keeper in the Central Nu
tioual bunk during the absence of ripen
I-er Adams.
”wing tothc storm the Ladies' Aid
Ilsiociation, of the Nrn'walk Baptist
cinmh, did not meet yesterday with
Mrs James 5. Lyon.
Uncas Tl‘llh No. ‘li'v Imp. i). ll. M.
met- lilhl night and .IrrungI-d to mine up
tho chit-f5 next Tuesday night.
The recent heavy nun washed lliI
Iiillsnbent South Norwalk, dung con.
siderahlv damage.
'l‘heprayer meeting at the Nora-ant
Mrthmlistihnrtli tomorrow night will
be in theme of the I‘ZIIWorth Immune.
(held lloyt, of Pro-pert :I'vnnne, and
”route liailwitz. of Franklin avenue
have thechilhl. .
Letter l'arriur Henry H. lailI-y war.
IIIIII~II sick yesterday afternoon. ‘nnd
Frank St. John substituted (or him.
At the meeting; of the South Nonvallt
Iimrd of 'l’radv, last night, it was voted
to approve the charter.
The I II‘IUII’ club will hold Ii trolley l’IlIl'
t Iniuhl. It Will tenninatl- at ilrmory‘s
I’I lot, when: it dance will be III-id,
'l'hv I'II‘CII'II' an: liuht III front of tlrnco
church blew down during lhv storm Imt
night, and was fillllllllll'tl.
A young man Ionic-rod ll Iasliionnbla-
church and lindlng no ushers tool: uni-at
A pompous man presently came in and
took the sonic pew. Alter iiduetinu a
bout nervnnuly the pompous person look
out a card. wrote on it. and handed ll II.
the yonnu no I. who read: "ho you
know that I pay $50" lot this pow L“
A man with a small Minty and a him--
fanIlly says, It pridenors below a bill.
be Would like to aw pride start on a lit:
tlo ahead III the prion ol coil.
I’dllitilrIIIIIM“II. was only IMI- work
but I nave you money to Lory your
wife. and new you say she in slil‘VIllR."
thiuuarm—"llut. «tr, this is a new wife I
havel"
IIflm"Wllfl'fi have you hum: l-ilir
“Down town loosing ow-r some hon»
natal." "lamina over mine tunnels.
Illdyon say?" ”That's what I said
"Then they were not theatre honours
l'nrleem—~“\'Im Ilse that the right In"
olths patient is humor than the lull.
and that in consrnaeuee of this he IIIIIIN.
What would you do in this new? ‘ Kin.
limb—”I Ihmld limp, we."
Miriam—"Now. you must alwsyi
sweep wolltehisd the am. Kenn
M-“Ym'le.m the tar that; It's
measlywumeeuetfluaa-Imrol
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated lor its Irreatleanuiiuc siren h
and healthlnllncee. Asnurm- thofor net
alum and all tonne ol admonition com-
mon to the cheap brand».
Born. Baum l’ownun Co. New York_
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ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Comings and Goings of Our and
Other Folks’ Friends.
Misses Ellen Murphy and Florence
l‘olér. of Newark, N. .l , have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Uwou Reilly.
The {Inner returned home, and the
latter will spend the summer here.
tine, oi li‘ordhum, N. Y., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Valentine. of
Taylor avenue.
Mrs. George Bailwitr and two child-
run, of Franklin avenue, who havr- been
visiting friends in New York city,
returner] home Monday.
MIIIIMIImIII liodweilwand wm .len-
hinge leave for Toronto, l‘anada. today,
lion.
Edwin L. Savage, of llr-Imklyn, N. i‘.,
is spending the week with E. day It.
Reynolds, of Main strnI-t, Norwalk.
Miss Lillian Reilly, of South Main
street, Is spending the manner with
relatives in NewIIrk..N. .l
Irving Elle, of lirmh‘lyn. \Vllf.) has,
been visiting .Mrs. ll. limvnm lills, of
North avenue, returned hoInryostI-rday.
Mrs. Gould lloyt and daughters ilulcu
Ind Barbara, of Prospect in: now. return»
I‘d Monday from II risen in Nuiley. N. .l.
Captain .Iami‘s liybe-v and daughter
Mist Ella .l. liyxboe, of Maple street
are visiting in l lrango, N. .l.
Spencer Adams, of Weslprt avenue.
to spending his vacation with friends in
Iiidgr lield.
Miws i lythe Moll‘ir of lIil'.l‘l'.-II'E|\\',
N Y. is \Ioitlllg Mrs. W. S. Knapp, of
(I nascent Turner.
I'Illil'lmi lbli'lyn, Iii ILIIIirIIy,
town today.
I»- in
Mil-Is tirarw llucknitn It‘l \‘1~llilll.,t rI-la-
[li’t‘.~ in lioclu'illv.
HI Illl‘ III-Jun
Norwallr. is enjoying ii vamliuo.
Miss ifarrio llI-nry.
etlll'.
Rev. A. S. Ku'anagh has gone ti.
Toronto and will be :Iliwnt uiur Sunday.
H. II. liquII'IclI, oilirmit l-‘.Iil~. Mont,
is ”W rural (I II. II. IlImaII
Notice to Contractors.
Slain! liri'plh1lr- for In.) I Jilel‘il: lion I i
It «~qu and .IIIIIIIMI'I LillI'l'h III Ii: til ~1IIH
Will In- l‘I'I'I'Itml III III" "Ill' v HI im- “mud
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SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
Present .3 coupons rut from
the morning, evening or tinn-
Ilay papers, purrhnml at (Fol...
man's New II-umw and re-
I'eivn {run on" copy III llw IItl~
mt sheet IIlIll‘iIl‘. Ilttlll million
loudest from. Coupon with
«\er paper. Lament line of
lanterns and lost
Boleros rm
For Twin l‘ity lantern parade
July II
we loser of We Writing
Paper for 7a.
OLIIIK’S News Stand,
in N. Mm HIIII I i
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For a reliable
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lronrptqmylnu
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Insurance
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TAVLOK II GOLDIN'I
lotions insures» nosey.
emu-ream.
mm
Hurry Davidson and Ebenezer Vulcu- .
to attend the Epworth Leanne nonvcn- ,'
AND 0"
anglefoot! “
lo a double sheet at
F. O. ll OT”: 00., 22 South Iain Street
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E WARD STREET!
Offers the Following Special Bargains”
leudid open work. titrated lawns at be per
yard, regular nae, 12" c.
brew line of one yard wide percales. choice patterns, I zliiciper yard. 1!
Dress linens, halite. medium and heavyweight.
New assortment cl lium embroidories, Id
. gin s and insertin s.
New stock of uninsoek edginps and insertinusK ‘ 3
Special Sale of Ladies’ Shirt Walsts.
At reduced prices.
$1.25 and 61.51) waists, all marked 1 (in, all it "I' '
New stark of the latest style beliefbows and Segalsts marked O m ‘0, this me.
All sizes Iiair' o Queen Skirt supporters, black and nickel.
EDWARD STREET.
IOIIWKLK, OOII.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
CLEAN OATS.
Are the noblest weik of, the grain
man. II I. lime put lhoutrhtand labor
into this one thin". ()lll'b piices go to.
the limit of uselnlncss and there tastop.
Lower pliccs than ours are for trash.
Buy Oats That' 3 Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l5 Iarshail Street, South Iorwallr
brim ii. i .iinarn Livm or. .bie.
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JACKSDN'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
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NIORTH’S STUDIO!
. w». l’illilllzml‘lln‘ MADE-Zillfiill'l
TWINT$ YEARS AGO ARE STILL GOOD”
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NOTICE
To Whom it May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk,
South Norwnlk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. & D. Spee'nl juvenile B. N: l). and World bicycles with
F. W. lx‘lll‘IIERS, lli Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE I
In pnrrhusing any of the above cycles of any but the authorized
agents, sec I. IIII’ICHII‘VII’LII L'Illilly number hue not hot!" iampcud
v. illnas the gnar. Inlu- is III Illtll I.vn lrom a I biLyI lcs 'elicn the number
has been in: or: Ich not. or removed
HIGH NW N UOWSI'J CO,
New England Agents Boston, Mass.
Blue serge
Suits!
For this hot wmtllcl, we are displaying somi
very handsome- I'anlish Clay Sclgi- Suits;
hall lined, satin backs, pongee silk slrvvc lino
intrigued lailomd in the boat IiunSIIJIt? manner.
The style and lit ul tho-v soils. .ll’l’ of a Ituslom
nature-Inc think even better than some; flII-y
:lrc Worth $12.5“). We are selling them :It
$I5.00
lint we have Izhrnpcr lines.
WUUI. CRASH BICYCLE SUITS.
The W. A. BENEDICT 00.
So. Korwelk, Conn.
TIII OOIOIBII
OAR lOOK
TVPEWRITER.
It m“ I» I.“ Mint in xi (III of tip-owl o-
no... mm! o! ilw work. In ertlnII 1min:
llleillvnlli. and Held» in the time thus
mvmi IIIlIIIIlnImI Inlml’
II onion II Ii etmliml IIII‘ HIIIVI‘IIII‘IH'U‘
of tlwogo rotor n! on ry tnrmnlnl ilwrrlly
lluIIlIvnn his labor and renders hint capable
ul doing lit ire
Ii burs II horn it Hi hwbinu Well. and bi
always ready at Hill: “I or other "'le
them are some III ill» runmnu why II III
III» Illllerenl Irom all other wriilnu IIIII
Izblmm
I‘nlnlouno Inlllt you all about If I’lll’l‘l
The same. Typewriter Iaeulsoturls “gm company.
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Shooters! .
GENTLEMEN?‘
The U. M. C. “A” was
once a famous load with
you; it isjust as good or bet-
ter today than over. Why
lot 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 ?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells. at
cost.
When you pay
Neptune you should be p -
and becomingly attired. II
are fond of bathing, a bathlu
is quite as necessary a part of.
summer outfit as any other gill:
meat. You wouldn’t think of I
ing a pair of duck trousers to‘fy A
’ away fora day's outing. Why I
own your own bathing suit,
av. It all annoyance and guessing
who wore it last.
We have lots ollhings for the Sfltv
shore and the mountains. I
Come and see us before you slam
Oomstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
I r 2 WASHINGTON STR EET.
OORLON HOUSE,
Gregory’s Point, So. Norwallt.
-.l E. SULLIIAN. l’ropriIt rand Mum Igor
'1‘.)er {Nil-unillho:
lhIlhiI-Ig. lioaii In: Fish-
in“;
Pie in. CI Into llntul. Ion: w- that
with it” IEIIIC on III" N. l
..i "
Store Upon evenings.
INST!” ASSET) lillilDF TST. IND (ILA)!
llAKllh \an‘llol. r: iii-xxuts
. 111295!”
Oomsteck Brothers,
it $001!! III! ST. ,
So. Korwsll.
IILFOID I. OIFIII
YOU OAI'T DO BETTER
Thanh an YIIIr (ICHBIH’
Print-
ing!
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At tho Sontlnol TWO sNORWALK.
°"'°‘ . sronss. so. nouwsur.
bE\ll- \NNI’AI
Clearance Sale
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”PANTS!
$I.45l
Some. very rare bargains among them.
rulurcd :mm 2, 3. -l and 5
BATHING SUITS
noon
HUI)”
They are
III illiil’S.
Are now in demand and we have a SIIII‘IIIIIII as- ‘ '
Smimcui.
980, $I.50, $2.75.
Linen crash .NIIIIS, $5.00
.\ good II-nllm' IN“. .25
Ilnlliriggnn nndern’car. 250 and 50c
no.
Upon every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor, .
Clothier, Hatter and Ii‘urnislier,
Iahsoliomo Hotel lieu. South let-alt
J "1.5 .. '
by. ""4”," i
x ‘ I \ i} ii A T'p‘
, )J ‘ f I; and n l'ootnote that none "“0"”
overlook, pointe to our shoes as
the best In town. “licei,” when
said of footwear, menus several
iIIIngs. In one wept-It your shoes are like I'nn~-thcy should
give we deal-mm A pleasant shoe gives oomlori, enjoy-I
merit and sntislhction to the wearer. Willi our large ‘
stock oi stylish and reasonable "midi-t we can shoe you to
pcrlrttion, With everything lrmn lit to etylc and wear
guaranteed A 1.
Glover’s NewSHOE STORE
l Filth so i tanner avenumfi
dc. mart {Alsum‘ihmo ' Ion. 11min
In Institutes Street, South Iorwelh
Norwalk Chronicler