wruisum'mm‘ ‘
‘Sllll llEll Illllll’l lllllllE.
Iuit Brought by James Tuner, of Nur-
walk. Against Thomas 7. holy. of
Stanford. to Recover the rain.
lly Dobbins. —
f‘ James Toner'has brought suit sgsinst
Thomas F. Duly. at Stunned, to recov-
er a horse which Mr"; Toner's wife sold
to Daily. Mr. and Mrs. Toner are not on
the best of terms and it is understood
that the sale was made without the
knowledge or consent or the oweer. The
defendant has entered a general denial.
, The case has not yet been assigned.
The season for the sale of oyster seeds
has cm. The sales in Long Island
Sound have been estimated as follows:
From New Haven. 230.000 bushels; from
Bridgeport, 215,000 bushels; from South
Norwalk. 175,000 bushels; from Milford,
80,000 bushels.
The Belle Horton will make an ex-
uurslon to Pleasure Beach. Sunday,
starting from South Norwalk at 2 o'clock.
A special car will leave Winnipauk at
1:220 toaccommodato those who go on
the excursion from that part of town.
——Fnll line golf caps. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bryant and
daughter Agncspi East avenuo,left Nor-
walk today for Georgetown, where they
will spend a week's variation... In case
Mr. Bryant does not return within the al-
lotted time, it is well to‘ mention that he
intends to learn to ride a wheel.
Samuel Heiber. of Larchrnont. has
brought suit for $2.000 against the Con»
solidated road for having been put oil a
train and over an embankment near
mount Vernon. He says he had given
his ticket and the conductor demanded
it a second time.
-—Remember that the Congregational
church will have an outing to Glen
Island on Friday, July 30. The number
of tickets is limited. Get yours early so
as not to be disappointed. Buy from
the Sunday school children or committee.
.P. '1'. Hayes. of Waterbury, has an
lSOl hilver dollar. wort-h $13300. He got
it of a man who said he plowed it up in
Shelton. At the same time comes a re-
port that a similar coin was stolen from
a Bridgeport men.
P —>9-”a.-hrw
-—Men’ I! and boys' 'ci'a’slr cups O Brien.
Humane society otllcrrs are taking
steps in the case of Charles Sherwood,
of Eastou, who dragged home an unruly
cow tied to his wagon, tearing almos;
all of the hide from her.
Edgar L. Barney a rd Miss Adele Bon-
tellir were to have been married in Dau-
bury, Wednesday. Barney failed to put
in an appearance and nothing has been
heard from him.
——Men's and boys' straw hats! I'llricu.
Station Master Frederick E. Ray.
mond is having his room at the east-
bound station in South Norwalk refer
nished and the door and windows at-
tractively lettered.
TheIIld Well Cigar company ’s fac-
tory will start up next Tuesday. A
large consignment of tobacco has arriv-
cd for the company.
.uy-w. ’
Our PS and-..
....Other Eyes»!1
l Our l's are lust as strong as
they were fifty years ago, when l
, we have cause to use them.
1 lint we have less and less cause
to praise ourselves, since others
do the praising. and we are
more than willing for you to see
as through other eyes. This
is how we look to 8. 1‘. ”ayes.
wholesale and retail drnggist.
Duluth, Minn. who alter a
quarter of a century-of obser- l
"lion writes:
“l have sold Ayer's Ssrsspe.
this for more than 25 years. 0
both at wholesale and retail.
' and have neverheard anything ’
but words of praise lwtn my
customers; not a single run» l
plalnt has ever reached me. l ,
believe Ayer'a thirsapsrllla to
bl ll" bust Mood purifier, lllllt
has been inlmlnved to thsgen- l
and public." This. horn s
lusts who has sold thousands at
downs oi Aycr's tiarssparilla. l
ll strung testimony. lint it
v-“
‘
only echoes gunmlsr sentiment l
the world over. which ll“. l
"W but worded praise
for Aysr's lemmas."
www.monmmvsr-I'mm" l
lt‘lls denies sell new haven.
. untrue II. If. arts to. Iavslllltsu»
were delighted with the omeert.
~Crash hats. O‘Brien.
The Sunday school of the Norwalk
Baptist church gave a trolley party. last
night. gotngtofitsmford and Westport.
There were two car loads. The party
were out three hours and all enjoyed
themselves immensely “
In the case 0! Samuel E. Elwood vs.
John B. Mills. or Westport, judgment
has been rendered for the plaintitl' to re-
cover $125 damages and costs. The de-
fendant has promised to pay the hill on
or before July 21.
i —Prof. M. 8. Resen. the well-known
oculist-optioian. can be consulted at his
elites, in the parlor of the Mahaokemo
Hotel South Norwalk. Tuesdays, from 9
a. m. to 8 p. m. Eves examined free.
Contractors Maire &. Lewis began this
morning the construction of a large shed
on the old Danbnry dock, above the
railroad bridge. in which they will store
their stationary engines, derricks, etc.
A committe of Calvary Baptlst church
is arranging for a lawn party at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. William
Whaley. 33 North avenue. corner of
Park street.
Walter Jennings, of Gerard place, was
taken with sudden and serious. pains,
yesterday afternoon, and is confined to
his home today. It Is feared that he has
appendicitis
George F. Morrison. trimmer for the
Municipal Electric Light Works, is
moving his household effects from Fish-
kill Landing, N. 'Y., to South Nurwalk.
Lewis B. Fauntleroy and Harry Ster-
ling wheeled to Fourteen Acre pond on
a tandem, this morning, returning about
7 o’clock with 52.3 pond lilies.
Charles Kenney has left the employ
of Lambert Schutsky. having secured a
position with Parsons a- Landen. stove
manufacturers of Bridgeport.
Peter Mead and Fred Hall will go to
Atlantic City. Monday, where they will
give pool exhibitions in the leading
hotels.
At the meeting of Cookcnoe Tribe.
Improved Order of Red Men, last night.
James lInwks was elected senior saga
more.
-—l.ado~' pearl alpines Il'llriun.
Andrew Heath of Woodward 61:! non
has been called to platen island because
of the serious illness of his brother-in-
law.
Mrs. Chambers, mother of Mrs. ll. C.
Shercr. of Washington street. died yes»
terday at her home in Mattcawan. N. .I
15. A. Woodward will entertain l’ut‘
ll Int Hose company at a shore dinner at
Roten .l’oint, next Thursday night.
Absolutely Pure.
“filebmted ‘0' its greatleav nlng stre
lIIeIIII. Assnres t e food anon
alum” an uall formsd of Iulultenitlou oom-
mono hamlet. char} Inenl’lrliwnn 00.. New k.
People often ask where is there a good
place to buy hardware or paints. or
where will one find a thoroughly squir-
ped bicycle repair shop? The For Cycle
and Hardware company claims “it is
the truth. the whole truth and nothing
but the truth” when the firm recom-
mends its establishment as filling the
bill in every particular. See change of
advertisement.
~Speciul for men. Manhattan shirts.
today, at all 09; regular price, $1.50. Bos-
ton Store, Norwnlk.
First Lieutenant {Scotield of I Mummy
0. Stamford, has issued order, for the
omnn moment of outdoor drills, proper.
story to going to camp August M
Guard-mounting in particular will be
practised. For the first time in its his-
tory, Company C will probably take its
this year.
The Franklin avenue Unhellilll team
score of ‘23 to n, this morning. They
will play the "White streets," Monday,
the Prospect avenue nine. Tuesday. and
neck.
lTIIclniIIIml letters in the Norwallc
post-I dice are ai'ldressed to Miss Mary S.
l‘ntting, III. C, Hall, Norwalk Screw and
Bolt (20.. Mrs, Diavn Palmer, (‘lnrcnce
’l‘.’Semplc. (l. I'. Wandling.
ltotou Point was illuminated by four
large arc lights last night forthetirst
time. and they gave great satisfaction.
Two of the lights are in the pavilion
A list of sea-Ion: Ilvle Iuouey- 'Ft‘t rs. cc
(upin- W. S. Sillfll‘V'zllllli :lflli'rllr-IIIL’
space in The Sentinel today. Tin-y lllr‘
worth perusing!
«Everyone should Itllt' “ll tin l’ vh‘lIIll
lecture Iii Rotor. I’Iint tomorrow night
If stormy ll Will lw in tin .‘Imizr nium,
Admission Is free,
ll. Kricger. at his leading nIillim r and
chair store. is showing a large nirivty of
linen, duck and «TIMI ~kirIs at II-Ilut'ml
prIces.
Professor Drake will git» an Illudmt
I-Il lecture on the Passion play. :‘it K Ito"
l’oint. tomorrow night.
RatJ .l. Fullnng
Everett LowndI-s and Adam (runny!
halters, have gone to Chicago to work
for Sweet, Dempstcr Jr (to.
The fitting department of Lounsbury.
Mathewson d: Cole shoe factory will
probably start up next week.
The Xavier Deaf Mini-moi New York,
and the Catholic club will play ball this
afternoon at Norwnlk l’nrk.
will! styles straw hats. ‘ II‘Brien.
lj‘Ifty barrels of whiskey urriml in
South Norwalk this morning, consigned
to a large wholesale dealer.
assocint Inn, of
an excursion
The Liquor lhalm’n'
Newark. N. .l., wdl how
to llotun i'uIIII. ll morrow.
A horse owned by William l’mltnorr'
gI'ItI'IIstiIIthI-nrall, luv! night. and lil-
jllwl ltsell quite badly.
A reception will be given toIIInhtul
the lllllIIlIlUIIlf‘ residence of ll. L. lino, in
the tiangnlnck mml.
A notice of omwai hm lutt'll lf‘l'le in‘
the «use ul .lllllna Price and wile vs.
(Irrin Hausetl.
The salesman are paying all the men
who are employed at the town stone
crusher today.
.\ daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. lmvid ll. Millvr. Jr ,0! riprirnt
street.
Miss Minna: ilalhs-k. who has been
sick for the past few days. is much but
lot.
line of the nah-son U H. lhlvenwrt‘s
delivery wagon prone this morning.
Charles Kimmy and linen“ llylnulon
whwlml tn llrldgnpm't, yesterday.
"Tltliolllll” Fire" will hold a shore
dinner at tlmnpo llesob. tonight.
A hrsslrmnarrm III the water main
in their street. this momma
at...
There rm dancing at blossom more.
' today and at“ minim:
.~ I XIII I'M-Ii llll'llt'
survives at St
Mary's church tnI.I..rr.»:v
The Tennis Ilnh will um .IIIothI-r
«lance smm- night “I'll wwk.
I'Im
we.
l lfi'l'lill'l'lll’ NUKWALK. ~
HA ”I I‘ll! ll‘l'. .lIIlv I". A ll
limits of llllt’s'l‘ W. \Vn-«II. lnu- ul .‘\~l‘
Wullt. ill "tllll lllpll‘ll I, Olt‘l rJI-le.
llt'llvrul. llml llII- ll'llllllil*ll.'lll‘l" I‘I.
lIIlIII IlII-iI‘ ' rulIIIiIII~IrIl.uII :ow not
In line f'IIlll'l Inr m1 lwilllt'ul
.Il fin l'rIllu'l- ullwi' lll \uI'unl‘u.
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In 4 II" it. l'vl‘l' 'llmrft Illlllll Il ill [Hi‘v 'l'l "~ II: III
I ”Id In mull ~III1I III: I) I. llllllilt vl llll ImI’
Ilu- II-ImInIuH'nlnI-n “ill I now llm
III'IlI'l' t0 ln- iIIIlIlI-ltml ill :I I’ll‘Wr
Impu‘ lmvmn II Iillllll‘lll'li Ill “.1
dielrivl. and plus! it now: llIvII'nl In
HIII «um pm! in will Vine-Ill. n! lin»?
it'll Ilnvm belon- -:iII| Jl~hl II of Juli lw
ll .‘lr-«A ll. \ilmlm .‘lill,.llllll’t‘
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
l’l‘IM‘IIl -: I'illlll'lllr l'ill “Hill
llll lllul‘llllIK. Ion-nun; or Nut
day papers, purview II at (Mr
man‘s News Itmnm and w
'I'ive free one copy uI lllI‘ LII
I'ul slum IIIIIMI'. tom puma...
Iliwlm't lt'ntn. I‘ntqmn will
every paper. Lumen lIma or
lanterns and lost
colored 7m
For Twin City lantern parade
July H.
Ito loses of Its Writing
Psosrfor 1e.
Dtllll’ E News stand,
MN. Mm HIIII I I
M Ir a t‘l'll‘l’ll'
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i'romphpsylng
l’lrn
Insurance
Policy
flail
on
TAVLOI l OQLDEN'I
Isllebls laureate Annoy.
unanimous eraser.
first “we. on slain.
Heath hermit than
full quota of men, sixtv- eight to camp
defeated a team from Spring Hill. by a .
the “Room: Hills," Wednesday of III-I.t I
”anglefoot!
. lo a double sheet at
m
& DD, 22 South Iain Street
F.D.LD
ED], ARD STREET!
Clearingfiale of Summer Goods!
"Lawns. dimmer. is s. organdies. and other summer stocks, marked down to
close out quickly,
veral lines nuirked II 1 ,I', s,
it). ‘5' l7 and 20°. ow to l 10 and 125,30 per yurd.were
All shirt waists have had the
will show:
one waists. now
pruning knife at work, as the following prices
it 00 -- ~ 3533::
31-25 ”(I l ”I" waists. 1'5 cents
".75 waists. $1.00
This is your great opportunity of the season.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE IUILDIDD DDRWILN, ODID.
\
CLEAN OATS.
Are the noblest work of the glain
man. We have put thouelitand labor
into this one thing. Our prices go to
the limit of usciulncss and there stop
Lower prices than oms are tor hash.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
”Manuel T. Hatch,
its Marshall Street, South Norwalk ‘
llmm l. :9- din lilo Liwry h'lnlde.
\/ "N ‘\./
PORTRAITSS“
Ill II'IIII' ‘f. \ . ll YII:.iI\ or your fIi- -II«l~ lie-v Illll' invaluable in after
I-~.Ir~. in: :Il‘l I‘llllmlv It you il'llr Iiw lll'illt‘ of Jackson upon
yum“
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JACKSON!» PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. H. JACKSON Photographer. 53 will Btroot, Normans. cs
’ (It posit“ " \I w. is llcl ‘. ll lth tr»‘ l lin- t . m“ the door
ND FINER CARBONETTES IN TOWN ll
l'll.\.‘ lllns‘l' ll ll“
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l'llll'l'h'll \I'IIs nun: mam:
TWINTY YEARS AGO ARI: STILL GOOD”
Cal” IIIM‘ '.'.' II..I»!v p.13 2: lUL‘J.
G. 5. NORTH, . . . . Photograpor.
7“ \V .\l~lll.\'l’i lth S'illl'i"! l‘. Nil '1'” VURWl.\l K.
tel n»-
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Norwalk.
South Norw Illfand \icinity lor the celebrated Crawford
ll. & I). SpeciaLJuvcnilc ll. & U. and \l orld bicycles with
i’. W. RUGliRS, Iii Main Street. Norwalk.
BEWARE l
in pur-hasmg any of ill" ..‘I-I-re LyIEcs of any but the authorized
agents, sac that the origmai Idrtory number has not been tampered
wnlms the guarantee is with lmwn from ei‘. bicycles when the number
has been interfered With or removed
Inonww it DOWSE C(I,
Vow Engllntl Agents, Boston, Mass.
fi
I‘;;.. Put wcolth. We ate displaying Some
ler ilalu'ltumc English Clay Horny Quilt:
Imil llllf‘ll. Silllll lurks. pnngcc ink alcove lIII~
:IIIru,.IInl “ulnar-l
Tin: ”silo till”. 5‘: m thew wit.» .m- o! n shalom
nature; wc llllfll-J even better lll'ln some; lid-y
In: W. l .115: We are selling than at
$5. 00
lint or have cheaper lines.
WWII. CRASH lllcll,,l.lu Si ll‘S.
The w. A EEIIEDIGI co.
So. Norwslk, Donn.
TN! DDLDIIIA
BAR LDDK
'lVPEWRlTlR.
\\ Hit», s I. u wmr ll m,- I: Ii otwmlm
llms mind at It: «mt. m miling tlll'u
lllfllllully, and in “la in IIII tIIIn thus
wthl'llit‘llllllflllltl labor.
I! wimp-II It aIInlIIul liw Htllt‘l'llll'IIII
Isl HII- "l“ mini" H .l H It 9‘ tr". IIIIl llgr r: in
liable us his l- dam and lend: rs him IntnIIIlII
Ill IlIIIIIa more
i: low a lame It wt ltl’t‘liullll will. and is
always MOM." at tlill! tel. III will r titties
”Hum are mum of the Hui-«mu why It is
... tlllltfi‘lll from all "In” writing me
i lIiIim
“dialogue leilt v In all about it Film"
The Delmtla Typewriter Isaafsotnrln‘gfl Dempsey,
«street It Ill; and in Imw ow mum “in
ill the host [I-r-bllllt’ mnIIIICI
11.513
’ . v u rail tginh he i mm Si Mall Ittent. New Muduu ‘Ilnm
“ " “M“U’” ““9 To «some secondment
. 45M“ ., . .IV.
Other .
Shooters I
GEN'I‘LEMEAC—
The U. M. C. “A” was
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
from us at 300 per box?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
When' you pay a visit to Fat ‘
Neptune you shmdd be properl
and becomingiy attired. If you
are fond of bathing, a bathing suit
is quite as necessary a part of your
summer outfit as any other gar-
ment. You wouldn't think of hit-
Comstock,‘ Watkins
& Dow,
111 WASHINGTON ., STREET.
own your own bathmg suit, and
DDRLDN HOUSE,
Gregory's Point, So. Norwalk.
J. E. BULLIVAN. Proprietor and Manager
who were it last.
We have lots otthings for the sea-
shore and the mountains. .
Come and see us before you start.
Term~ rensonnh»; bathing. Drilling. Tish-
lng: Ilectric 1‘ tire") Hotel I-npnMing
with all frame on the 3'. Y
N. ll. .r l. ..ll
L'Sh'l} lll’ASSE. TI llllODl‘ ISLA‘il) CLAM
BABES A\l) SHORE DiNhEllb‘.
"1295111
Store Open evenings.
Comstock Brothers,
I4 SOUTH IAIN 81'.
So. Norwslk.
IILFORD A. DIFFII
Manager.
TWO NORWALK.
STORE-S. lilo NORWALK.
YOU CAN’T DD BETTER
ThanL ave “In (1591’! for
Print-
Ingl
‘ At the Sontlnol
Office.
SEMI- \‘NINL'AL
Clearance Sale
,I V
PANTS!
$l.45!
Scmc very rare bargains among them. They are
reduced from 2, 3. »l and 5 dollars.
BATHING SUITS
Are not In dcutand and we have a splendid as-
sortmcnt.
m
(mun
(I000
Linen crash suits.
A good 1 other belt.
llalbriggan underwear.
$5. 00
.25
25c and 50c
Upcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Ilutter and Furnishcr,
Mshsoksmo IIotsl IlooII South Der-elk
a. I! I . r —!l|l.r m
ATIp.
and :I Iootnote that none should
overlook. points in our shuns ml
the best. in town. ”lieu." when
said ol lunlwent‘, mums severnl
things. lll one round you show on: like l‘un they should
give you llI-usnrc A pleasant shoe ull'tll conilort, cniny.
Inent ltllil satisfaction to the wearer. Willi our large
stock of stylish and scnsonahlc goods We Hill shoe you to
perfection, with everything tram lit to stile and wear
guaranteed A l.
WHOE STORE
In Washington Street. teeth Israeli
ing a pair of duck trousers to go ‘
' away fora day's outing. Why not ,
avoid all annoyance and gucssing- ‘
98c, $l.50, 52.75:" ”
Norwalk Chronicler