‘ M Willa Alnctllill iSlAIID.
‘ : WYonthfullingeI-sof Grace Episco-
pal Church Have a Bhoreninner.
Followed by Various Athletic
Manta.
_, The members of Grace church choir
i“ enjoyed an outing at Oedrr Island.
1 ‘ Watpofl. yesterday A shore dinner
l was provided by tonne of the members
(I of the church. There was singing and
. several contests. two running races be-
ing won by Wii'iam Rider. of Westport
avenue.
Frank Shrivan. who has been in the
United States navy for.aoine time. is
spending a fourteen days' leave of
absence with his mother in Church
street. He has just returned from a
triptoEnrope on the Minneapolis, and
has been transferred to the Vermont.
.52.}..35. yr... ..,. e... .
l The eelcctmcn are making every
effmtto get all the dogs licensed this
week. The constables are at work and
. (kinetable Gmdvsin has turned over
L about seem the town treasury. Dog-
; owners who neglect to take out a license
will be prosecuted.
The old Seymour house in Monroe
street has been blocked up by Contrac-
i tor J. F. Partlick, preparatoi y to its re
moral back two hundred feet to a new
foundation now being prepared for it
The house will front on Railroad urc-
nue. -
1’ Frederick W. Rogers, selden M. Ely.
of Washington. D. 0.. Mrs. E. L. st,
Miss Lydia A. Secor and Miss Hattie
Hubbell went to Gulf P astute, yesterday
afternoon, and enjoyed a shore dinner.
Edward Sheehan and Simon New .nau
have the contract to paint the iron
smoke-stack of the South Nome 'k Hut
Forming company. They expect to
commence work today.
At the business meeting of the Ep—
worth League of the First Memo-"st
‘pisuopal church. last night. it was
voted to pay $73 of mo promised. to the
treasurer.
One of A. Sol-nans' horses reared as
a train passed over the Wasl‘ngton
street bridge. yesterday morning.und the
whiflletree of the carriage was broken.
Mrs. Joseph G. Jennings. of Fairlield
avenue. has gone to Montcvdlc. to at-
tend the funeral of her brother—in-luw.
Mr. Robinson, who died Saturday.
The W. A. Benedict Co. has placed on
sale the largest. finest and lowest-p. iced
line of summer neckwear for ladies and
gentlemen ever exhibited in the city.
The Lamont club. of the South Nor-
wallr Congregationaichnrch is arrang-
ing for a sail on the "Morgue-Inc."
Tuesday, August 10th.
The Ely block in West Washington
street. occupied by C.’ E. Seymour and
F. A. Lane. is being connected with the
sewer. ~ W
F. B Coleman hue received 1 000
sheets of music today. tobe given out
on presentation of coupons out from the
morning. evening and Sunday papers.
Attorney A. E. Austin entertained the
yang men of Charles E. Miller’s Bun-
.dwy Infidel class by giving them a shore
dinner at Gregory’s Point. last night.
The steamer Belle Horton has nvrdiig.
Ml for another trip In Pleasure Beach
. flanday afternoon. starting at " o 'clock.
‘ 1" Mrs. Ifsry Hahn. of Water strut.
does not improve. Rheumatism aid
diabetes have a severe hold of her yeI.
Ilse Isry Cowin. «If mange. N. .l.»
{sway attending the funeral of Miss
Mary D. flubhell. of Main street.
Mn “mm...
The annual meeting of the Ker walk
Build an. LII In and investment Imocla-
ill be held tonight at 8 o'clock.
~
The Elephant club. oIIIIIpMd 0' some
of flme‘k's hoai,.weighta. u soon
hold its annual elsmbahe and etc do.
Concord ll.leIiIIII. 8mm of Temper-
". will give a trolley ride to Bta'II-
fold and Westport. tonight.
Planner Hook and Ladder company
v‘lihold a practice ran and business
drooling tonight.
_..................
The molar meeting schiller Sienna.
ll 0. it. I. still be held tonight.
" That Spot...
OI
mundadlaie;mt ,.
die at a dollar: then big as .v
- Impetus! pal-bead. ‘l‘lie
,“lfluflm mil: 3
. . ’5
take their trolley ride to stigma.
from Wall street at ’l’ .40.
Wool..-
to Westport and then to
return.
~Plof.lf.8.Resen, .- - .
oculistvoptieianmaubeu ‘ rm
olilce. in the parlor of I 3
Hotel South Norwalk. T loath fictwalk
a. m. tulip. In. Ercse
Members of Putnam I
will leave from the Cl
special trolley err. Them] '7
o‘clock sharp. to go to ’ J
whereE. A. Woodwardw ‘
ashore dinner. 1.3
The employees of Ehle'r .
Danbury. eamcto South ‘
day. for an outing on the l
were brought down in a i
returned by train.
N
’5
A may of Dubai y Mea | 'nts
p" .iclpn‘c in the East NOI
dist Episcopo' e: cursion
Grove, August 4th.
-—The ladies of the Son
Baptist church will givesS'
over the entire Norwulk TI)
Saturday, July 31st. Tichscroans
Conductor John Dyas.
dated road. piloted a pa tygs'r
bury friends on a cruise on.
Sunday. .
curiae nae.
.'
The sewer committee 09"“!-
Council of Norwalk is havin
basin put in on Water street,III “1‘ Hard’
the rnilroud track. ‘0 co.
mien street.
CQTl'llll Ryan has received
charge from the United spletoauanchor"
and returned to South Norwa ._- -
day R. R.
Rev. D. L. Ferris hopes tol
start for Maine. the latter p.
week, to spend a couple of weersio n
and recuperation writu'nford
The schooner lielcn P. arriv
day from Greenport, L. l, v.
——Dancing tomorrow and 22d' ’f
Luther M. Wright 8 Bread Ri‘lOW law nnlrl
nd Trip l
U nited States Senatori limit: In
her of which
was seventy years old yesterdIl, ”00.10,,”
was born Ju' y 19. 1827. at WeillI Ibo" and
this state. He' Is in perfect been,“ a“ the cm“
W"— ‘llAlN.
The flower committee of the WM”, will
No1 walk Cong egational church Nero-alk-
friends will have a car ynll ridol" “""" ”
liner lilovk
nic at Compo Bench. t is afternoock lslnml
___. .. t lllz55n. In ,
Louis lv :fiIIIIItleroy
store. has purchased
and has fitted his w"
nlnvni llll' first in t»
RWarhol: island (It
ll electrIt tizzll p. m.
Wm, a" few London
ntelIIlenl.
.Iger Traffic
The Sunday school of the CI'
Chapel Will picnic at Cedar. Pmng"
AWN " “WY will ill) by private-.32?—
veynuccs.
The wheel given away by the
store, Normiili. last week was c
by Miss C. M. Hamilton, of 05 N
avenue. ‘
John Weyerhauscr and Everett ll,
ton each picked twenty qnnrtnfiiand tlII.
blackberries in Cranbnry, yesterdaymuluv
— ........ "b" All“
, v ‘ - I0, ‘33.
E Edward :‘lelleelr. b. Everett I» and Na-
and Charles (.basmar are campi. 17 ill and
Nnuvoo.
“'9', 8! I. (ll
~All kinds of photographic IIIM'm Aug-
ut cent. at Geo. l". Renrae' 9, Nil Was
alifnx. tee.
'ne bee. H0
The schooner Emeline has disch
a cargo of Portland cement at iteyu
Brothers dock. em. for
Dr. H. n. Baton. of Crescent I'm! tickets
is sick of the giip. m it
Max Singerweld is moving lntv
new house in Clinton avenue.
"m IIE?
ricer. AILEEP Ill rad m
Itephen Banmltrats Nearly De L IT '
While Taking a Bath.
Htephen BsIIwI‘ rate had a use
cape from drowning. last night. {Pin Who
home in Marshall street. lie wnsu "RINK
lug ablilli and fell asleep while In house
tub. The water wasnuniog from or used
faucet. and lina"y overflows-d the ”a“ it.
and ran thrown the floor to the in“...
story. The fr I ly oil the lower ”Igll‘
became alarmed. and on going now
found If: Banmtrats in an unsound
condition in the tub. its was teanfof
out. and II'tIIr Imusidmble labor; W,
been expended on him. he revIved. I will
’aim filled
card at a
"flat. senator.“ queried the yonn
porter “you aren't gains todropthe
"situation? Won‘t herein-yer some
questioned again about his eIIrn ll”-
conmbations': "my IIIIII
Senator Where. "the '3“ “null.
senate. haiing put lief/I
alliallameeyer's mm 50?”!
as Ringer mamas as. 'l' imlhdslo
under investigation newts. lee Manet I.
W In a .mm
whens-I . ”lat mt ”Mme
shells for Captain L’Hommcd' ‘ ;
oyster steamer Josephine. ‘ SLA" D/I
25c organdies,
25c lappet lawns.
lilo dentellelace.
12‘ ’elawns
12!.c dimilies. i
a
DRESS GOODS.
close out at half price.
89a and ville dress goods. 25c
meat that will surprise you.
We black silky mohair, llfle.
wnnéi: 60003.
to 250.
Dotted awisses, ill to bile.
W010 list.
ll
prices can't compare.
=. WASH Goons BALE.
611’ cents
We shall make prices in this depart-
P. K. in large and small welt, the pret-
tiest material for skirts. liic to 350. ,
White India linen. We bought a case
of this beautiful cloth at so low a figure 3
that we will sell them at half price. lilo
Naiusmlis in late and plain stripes:
Ger. Isle and Wall Streets. llerweili
BUMMER SlLKS.
All silk Indies. in navy. black and
'2': “0““ green. printed in the latest designs. sold
by us all season, 30c and lilo. We shall
close them at 250.
1.000 yds. of black figured Greef's best
Indias worth Kilo. for 690.
The best silk for skirts.
New lot of black grenadines. 490. 750
All light colored Ilreaegoods’, we shall “a 9,“,
KITCHEN DEPABTM E NT.
Picnic buckets. 150 to 350.
Granite angel cake pans. 7c.
ll pt. glass water bottle. 250.
l qt. decanter. lilo.
3 qt. glues berry dish. lilo.
Lettuce trays. lilo.
(lines flower vase. 10 in. lilo
Glass rose bowls, 51:
Pt. and qt. Inilk bottles. 80 and llc.
II'Il stove tea kettles, 10c.
l'orch screens. 390 to $1.98
NECKWEAR
‘ For ladies and gentlemen, wipe to Sm.
p G‘-
Norwalk’s Greatest Store!
We Are Constantly Busy!
We can't afford to be idle and you can't afford to lose your interest in what we're doing. No place in the
’store is develd of magnetism. We're doubling last July's sales. Every price we make is an argu-
ment for bigger business and just now all should see how far a little money will go. Visit
the store often! The cheapnees of summer goods here will surprise. New York
Keep these values in mind for this week.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladles' vests. 13'ge to lilo.
Gents‘ nndershirts. 25c to 980.
“CRASH SUITS.
3.! 50 to $6.50
BATHING SUITE.
We are selling double the number of
bathing suitsthat we sold last year-a‘
stock and prices must be the cause. too
to so.
SHIRT WAISTS.
' 2qu to "2 50.
CRASH SKIRTS.
n50.
LADIES! MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Large size ninbt gowns. 500.
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED SKIRTS.
Ill. 25 to ti. fill.
l)U( K SKIRTS.
980. l’.
K.skirts, $1 26.
m 4
Remember!
We give away a first-class bicycle next Saturday night at to p. m., Joly I7lh.
win a wheel.
Save your coupons and
The Norwalk Boston Store, Our. Main and Wall Sts.
supplies.
Elite root beer entrain. bottle.
Halted beans. plain. out.
beans. minim) mes.
ilorn stare lI. pita.
Alaska salmon. per can.
l
IF YOU WANT ALI. THE NEWS
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel left at Your House
Regular...
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TELEPHCNE CALL, 58w 1
A Business
Thai builds its foundation on quality is sure to grow. That’s
why we have such a demand for our celebrated fine cofl'cos. Our
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 5 lbs. for $1.
vegetables each day. A delightful relish these waI'III days-the
Ferris hams, boneless bacon and shocked beef.
creamer butter in l-lb. prints, 250 lb.
fast ginger ale, Poland and Apollinai Is waters, oranges, figs, lemons,
etc. A numerous variety of fancy cakes and crackers for picnic
Fresh garden
Fancy Northfield
Fruit syrups, Bel-
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lie laeon' II Jere tailored. the
“In immdl ell-qua use
in im shredded ondiieb. who
no 7 be best starch. its
file it) cater chunk map. was
an.
5f pounds best Creamery Butler, 81.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
u West Washington street. teeth Ismail. It.
For the Good of Our Health!
Not exactly tlmnghlyou might think so. judging from our prices and quality of the goods we sell. The
truth is our large output enables us to boy of lint hands and that tell at jobbem prices.
(told dust. pka. lie
"Arlene" codes. l'le
Hagar cured bacon. pi r it. We
linger outed “100%.in
Hagar cured ham. its
9
Maud S. Flour, $4.90 bbi, 630 bag
Donovin .uud'fl'. a a a a a o a
N. Y. GROCERY 00.
- tenth Nona-III:
. I" . ‘i: 3*.
an anti as main Mitt-1'. lawn-N .. m. w}... . .,
it. c. “A” was
foes load with
fl: as good or bet-
llian ever. Why
i“ stand in the
use, when you
tour sport and
If. by buying it
30c per box?
'5 the place, 112
street.
flooded shells at
A Bathing
Suit.
“ \Vhen'you pay :Ivisil to Father
. Neptune you should be properly
ks watklns and hecomingly attired. If you
.Dow’ 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 hir- ‘
ing a pair of duck trousers to go "
‘ ‘ - ~: ' > ~r- away fora day's outing. Why not
.4: "0 u s E own your own bathing suit,and'
. ! ilt'cld all annoyance and guessing »
M50. Norwslk. who wore it last.
....__. We have lots ofthings for the sea.
shore and the mountains.
Come and see us before you start.
'CTON STREET.
firietl r and Manager
ItlIiIIIz. I} IIItlIIII. Fish-
0 llIIiI'l. I:I Illlltiflllllfi
on the N. Y
ll. ll. 11.
Store Open evenings.
lllE ISLAVD CLA
Olll’. I)l\'\£ll2". M
D129 5lll
Comstock Brothers.
is SOUTH liiil ST.
. So. llerwaik.
0 BETTER
Your ( Idnr trr
IILFORD A. BlFFll,
. Manager.
fifth. Bantinol TWO NORWALK.
°'“°" sronss. lac. sonwsm.
so---” w- ._-. ”57—: muses
SEMI AN NUAL
{Vance Sale
I"
+232PANTS!
i $i.45!
'cry rare bargain: among them.
~reducer! from 2, 3, -l
l SUITS
w in demand and we have n eplcnlliul :19-
sortmcnl.
98c, $|.50. $2.75.
.23 V .
They are
and 5 dollars.
its. $5.00
' belt. .25
dcrwcar. 25c and set ~
Clpen every evening and! 9 o'clock.
WIS. The Tailor,
lothier. flatter and Furnlsber.
. ,el’lleet. tenth lemeit
A Tip. ’:
and II footnote that none should
overlook. points to our shoes at
the beat in town. “Beat." when
said of footwear. means several
tcnput your shoes are ill? fun-“they should
ire A pleasant shoe pi
infection to the wearer.
IIIIId reasonable goods we ca shoe you to
teverything from lit to style and went“
”"SHOE STORE
“tut III“ Ismeit
Norwalk Chronicler