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SPECIAL ITIIWI IIEETIIII IIILLEII
To Consider Eighwey Improvements.
Town High School. Widening of a
Bridge. Price of Broad Dollar and
Pay of Assessors.
A special town meeting will be held
next Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. in
the town house. Among the matters on
which action will be taken will, be the
state appropriation for highway im-
provements. town high school. widening
hf the Meadow street bridge. price of the
road roller per day to the two cities and
increasing the pay of the assessors.
——,hien'sand boys‘ crash cups. O‘ Brien
Tuesday. Orlando and Morris Andrews.
of Weston. killed a rattlesnake on their
farm. measuring seven inches in circunr.
ference and four feet long. having twelve
rattles. This is the second snake of the
kind they have killed within a few
weeks, the other having seven rattles.
At the session on Sunday next the
South Norwalk Congregational Sunday
school will distribute tickets for the ex-
cursion to Glen Island on Friday, July
ill). Pupils in the primary and interme-
diate departments who return the invi-
tation cards sent out two weeks ago
will receive free tickets. Pupils in the
main department will be taken on half
tickets. costing‘ twenty-five cents
Members of the Bible classes. all teach-
ers and ofliccrs. anti all others who at-
tend the picnic will be expected to pay
full fare. viz fifty cents.
Business in Danbury is fairly good
at the present time. The hat factories
all repnt fair business. and some state
that it is already an improvement over
the past two years. while the outlook
for an increased full trade is reported
on nearly every hand, some firms an'
ticipatiug quite a rush of business.
‘—Lidies' pearl alpines. I )‘Brien.
Colonel A. L. Thompson, of the First
Regiment, C. N. G.,‘Iclty clerk of New
iiritain, adjutant general of Loyal ing-
ion. U. S. A.. will visit Lincoln Coun‘
oil, so. 4, o. Ufa. III . tonight. lie I.
a rattling speaker whentbe once gets
wound up. and doubtless the boys of No,
4 will all be out to hear him.
Fred L. Baxter. who has been severe-
ly sick several weeks at his home at the
corner of Chestnut and Concord streets.
is now on the rapid road to recovery.
ills friends innumerable may expect to
see him amomr thorn again before many
days. although he will not return to the
store until fall. _..._ - "___
—'l‘he ladies of the South Norwalk
Baptist church trolley ride has been
changed front SaturIlay,.luly Ill . to Wed-
nesday. July 2-K, at '2 o'clock, from the
Baptist parsonage. if stormy, next day.
Edward Whitlock. of Valor) avenue.
broke his thumb Wednesday. in an of-
fort to stop one of the swift bails thrown
in the ball game between the Arctics
and the Silvermioes,
Charles E. Seymour has purchased
the haudsmno donkey and cart owned,
by C. l". l‘lsaa, of Iknueutmeut island.
and will use the turnout for special ad
vertislng P“WI‘;..,_M
Illa» Nellie Nolan, of Spring; um. i
ssrlwsly ill.
De YMse It?
5 It's the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
Illa stature. so no preparation
E
can tasks hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions incurable to
growth This is done by
Ayer's Heir Vigor. it 10"
moves dandruff cleanses the
ssalp. nourishes the roll in
which the hair grows. and.
last as a desert will blossom
Under rain. so bald heads grow
.hslr when the roots are near-
lIaIed. 11‘th m”:
that. yes year
h with h at“! 001m at
so oldie arr-Ir
Arthur Wheaten. of Ileden ‘avenue
went momma Point. last night. '0
hear what the wild waves were saying.
Heattempted to cross the pumyof
the wharf. but suddenly sat down and
sank gracefully into the water. To the
amusement of a large number of ladies
present he was lifted to the deck with
best books and stood dripping' with
water.
Grand Commander Charles Glider.
sleeve. of New York. and Grand Corn.
wander James N. Booth, of Connem—
cut, will meet with Sherman Command-
ery. U. 0. G. (3.. tonight. to diatom!
plans for Golden Cross day at Rotou
Point. Tuesday. August 3. The recent-
ly elected onloers will be installed by
Deputy A. E. Baldwin. of Bridgeport.
Refreshments will be served.
A private car containing Chauncey
hf. Depew and party passed through
this city for Boston. yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The famous after dinner
speaker satin the rear section of the car
with a pretty young lady to his right.
-—Crash hate. 0' Brien.
Members of the Norwalk Christian
Endeavor Union who are willing to ad-
vertise the state convention. which will
be held here on November 2 and 3. by
using Christian Endeavor stationery.
can procure it at the Sentinel branch of-
fice. uptown.
isaac Mansbach or 00.. of Phila-
delphia. have asked for the appointment
of a trustee to take possession of the
property of Carl Schaub for the benefit
of his creditors. The petition will be
heard in the Norwslk Probate Court on
July‘~ ’*5, at ion. or.
-3 II. can baked beans. plain or with
tomato sauce. 7"; Mason's jars. Iris” inc
doz ; Gold Dust. 170 pkg; 51.. lbs. best
creamery butter, Ill; 20 lbs. gran. sugar.
Isl; Jones' flour. $4.75 bbl.. Illlr‘ bag. N.
Y. Store.
Section hands of the Consolidated
road were at work on the Danbury div.
ision, south of the Cross street crossiugv
this morning, making new connections
for operating the alarm tell at Water
street.
A dance was held in St. John's grove.
Broad River. last night. Shop’s orches-
tra furnished music. There will be a
dance in the blacksmith shop next Friday
night.
«All styles straw hats.
The usual Sunday afternoon gospel
meetings in Knudscu’s Hall will be con-
firmed during .Inly and August. i’romic
neat speakers will conduct the services
each Sunday.
Il’ilrien.
The second annual mid-summer social
of “The Fifteen" will be given in Nut-
ional llall, Westport. Friday, the with
lust Dancing will mnunenm- at 5'
o‘clock.
The lawn party which was lohave
been held, toniulrt, at James l'rice'r-
residence in North avenue. has been
rmstponed to some night next week.
.\ special meeting of the Norwail.
Yacht club will be mm at the (lab
house Tuesday evening, August ill. III
~Io'cluclr
William Munich, of the Norwallr
Western l'nion 'i'I-lI-rrraph IIlirI» WI III
to Fourier-n Acre pond yI-strrrlay and
[Mr III-d loo lil‘re.l
-Attend the Hair» of the bankrupt
stock of furniture of David Stow. l'Iim
way down.
The annual meeting of the Norwallr
(inn flight rumpltlly will be held touIIIr~
row. attire company's other in Water
street.
A special meeting of the Heath Nor-
walk Board of (Jounmlmen will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock Io take action on the
Crescent Terrace wall.
wMeu’a and boys' straw hats U'ilrimr
'ihr' prize committee oi the Twin ('in
Wine-boon met last night and srrenrrI-Il
the prise list for the omnlmr races. Amr-
nIII ‘llst.
villi III acid free. August 2:}. Beat
slums. lowest prices and chance at gold
A II Iiuyt er Sou. lie Wall “WOT
(Bur number ll. of the Norwslk Elm-III
itsllway line. has been repainted. and
presents the appearance of a new car.
Human lllebards Wm! has bad It
burglar alarm plaml in his mldence III
”Mldbrmk,” by Percy E Ferris.
» tlu given away at the Boston store.
Somali. Saturday night. at I“ o'clock.
July 24.
Frank I ilullmau's house rn Room
filll has been Iraarsnlliud Incense of
measles in the family.
”m... Maw»
William Rider. of Westport avenue.
has been employed by ”mid Clark In
the bicycle III-pair business.
Company It has had its stacking more
at the ltorwsllr oratory hand-surely m
palatal sad new.
mwmam at at taunt»
"Mohammedan“.
m '
men tothe cheapb rand s.
In. Bantu i'ownn oe . New York.
Colonel James Sheridan and Adjutant
F. J. Breckbill. of the Fourth Retri-
meat, were in South Nor-walk. ycsror.
day. and with Brigadier General Frost
visited the Norwalk Armory, and made
arrangements to transfer the regimental
paraphernalia from Norwalk to the new
headquarters in Bridgeport
-l.eug island weakfish. dc. lb; blue
Iish. So... at Hayes market.
Will the party who took the keys of
Mrs. Gaylord'e house on Crescent Ter-
race for inspection with a view of rent-
ing. kindly return some to "aylor &
Go‘dcn.
-—Great opportunity to buy lounges
and couches at the bankpnpt sab- of
furniture stock of David Stow.
Mrs. Henry Linxweilcr. of Washing-
iugton'street, last night asked the police
to arrest “Daubury Jack." who. she
claimed. about a month ago, took an
umbrella to repair and never returned it.
The Norwallt Boston Store announces
a prosperity boom in the dry goods trad»
of Nurwnlk. A new ad will tellyou
what they are doing in the way of low
prices. '
-—liuy one of the new lawn wrappers
at the Boston StunnNorwalkmud gr-t $1"
At the moctin: of Sherman (.‘Iquril.
Royal Arcanunr. last night, the dogm-
was conferred on John A. Smith and
George C. (lorlfrry.
I ‘ About fertymcurlrrrsof the Children
of diary. of St. Mary’s church. will hold
a picnic at Compo licach. tomorrow af
ternoou.
The male chorus which is to out: :It
the First Methodist Episcopal clIuIIb
next Sunday. wrll relic. tree at IIll‘f hurcb
tonight at a I) cl: I k
~1an Island wt‘ukfieh. VII: lb; blue-
lish, no. at llayca' ltltll’kr'f.
Mr. and :rll‘e. l). lionhtu‘ war to
i-‘eurtceu Acre pond this Illul'lllllK after
pond lilies.
Work will begin Monday morning on
III? unll'b ill "W ('1': *4 direct raIlrnIuI
crossing.
Err-Mayor w. it. lluiIbI-li'n hm Titi'lwry
III Woodward avenue. Inn lIu-n l’f‘l'lllllt
III.
For Saturday the W. A. I'wIIIIlII-t (‘4)
will Uth'l’ ~bilrlro~u‘.-a Iva-h suits at half
price. modern style auvl all lirmnratvriai
The Stank y and Clark familbu on at
Ill (tmkI-noe I-IMIII, today I it tho yacht
”'l'brec ”(Hull‘ka
The Iuonnds on the (fuller school
ground are n J'ly forever and particularly
so at present.
The Arion b‘iouiuu moiety will IIroI-I
for practice tonight.
(tr ckrno'i‘ribo of lied hiru erI "If”
tonight. A
There will be dancing at The Knoll
tomorrow night.
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
Present II IIIupous cut from
the morning. evening or line
day papers, pnrebrrml III l'r ‘Tl‘
man's Nests liururu and to
coivn ftoo one copy of the lat
I'll. lllflf'fr music. 4000 l’ll'tll‘ii
mindset frorII. Umpuu \HIII
every paper. largest line «It
lanterns and fleet
Beloved firs
For Twin City bmtrt‘n pumdu
.luiy H.
Ito loses el Ito Writing
Paper for 1s.
OLIIMI'S laws Itsod,
re it. I lib min to
Fill
HOUR-v
ANOI.
Fr r a reliable
I II lorsl.
Peanut-paying
fire
insurance
Absolutely Pure. he] ' S I f S G d l
cfifhl‘llT-d" '0? its Itreatlsuv Ififi’dflffinm ear. Hg 3 e o ummer 00 5
Hum “hurl “IIIlM’Ieruu 0‘ re;d moo “(KINDS hmwm, (limitles. lappets. organdiss. and other summer stocks. marked down to
fl
ravuolt a ocean's“
. OLID commm‘
AND ”I!
Tangleiootl
lo a double sheet at
F. D IAWTDII tr 09.. 22 South Isle Street
EDWARD STREET!
(It‘l’lltr oatqunrlrkly, Several been marked downto II. M, II) and 12,' .ycper yard. were
I) s It I
All shirt waists have had the pruning knife at work, as the following prices
will show:
50c waists. now 25 cents
ti 00 “ “ 50 cents
$.25 and l 50 waists 75 cents
31. 7t. waists.- 31.00
This is your great opportunity of the season.
IEDWARD ,s'rREE'r.
s oszgrrs suuurse. senwsur, cola.
/
wwj 53:25...”
Quality and Quantity
is a combination that you seldom find in equal pro-
portions.
Y on cannot obtain better Irraiu than we handle
at any price.
\ on c Innot pay less than we charge and (ref
grain that' s as good.
The simplest sort of test will prove these facts)
to you.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
I5 Iarshall Street. South Iorwalkk
I.r..uI h tiolmans Livery Stable.
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PORTRAITS“
I" Y‘“‘-"‘;'f¥ -V‘”'l.'7I'!lllY 0: your lrII llll~l become invaluable in after
Ham 1- II an:- im'aunulc ifymi have the name of Jackson upon
Villlr‘n
Jackson's Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Last Forever!
JAGKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographor. .53 Wall ItrontJ‘orvnlh, 0t
llpruwiio.‘ 1“:er Hut-d. IIItIIfrrIII.-I‘III,I . pan IIIoIlIs'Ir.
fIO FINER ICARBONETTES IN TOWN II
“l ilA‘s’ ’l'llllh‘ll Hit)“
NORTH’S STUDIO!
l'iltl'l‘llliAl’iIS .\i.\l)I-I Ilhliii-I
TWENTY YEARS AGO ARE STILL GOOD”
('nrlunietir ~' now made will lit-It as long.
6. 5. NORTH . . Photograper.
T's W A'HIIM'HHX S'IIHT‘RH'T UI'TII NUTRVAIJL
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned have placed the agency for Nervalk.
South Norwalk and Vicinity lor the celebrated Crawford
ll. & D. Special Juvenile ll. & l). and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS. 1‘.) Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE i
In purrhasingany III the above mice of any but the authorized
agents m: :.brt theorizinai build) number has not been tampered
with .rs the guarantee is withdrawn imm all bicycles when the numlrr r
has been interfered who or a man Il.
lil(}l£l.()\V u DOWSE CO.
New England Agents, Busrou, Mass.
For Saturday.
“0 will oli‘er Children’s Wash
Suits at half price, or in other
words suits I01’ 500, 75c $1.00
that were 31, 1.50 and 2. Mod-
eru style, all line material.
That Summer Neckwear
is well worth you ' attention; 5c
and 10c. l’rice appears suuili,but
the quality is there.
The W. A. BENEDICT CO.
WASHING'I UNb
l‘.. 5001'” NCRWM.K
m comm
sss Lees
Ivsswsnss.
W rlIr-II I wry b ”or In slab! of oporutur
[loss aunt of the urn-k. In writlun unto
mutually and yields III the flute lIIIIII
saved additional labor.
It acts II-I if It enroll ml the umw-nlenw
of HWHW'rIstnr ut «wry mm. and IIer-Iry
lightens his labor and render» biin repaid»
of IIIIIIIIII Inom
It been knack of lies-pint: Well. and III
alwnya nearly a! critical. or other time».
hm are more of tire rertstms why II Is
an dllfemrt from all other writing are—
ehi es.
dim». tells you allaboattlt. VIII.
Temp and
Other
Shooters l
GENTLEMENi—-
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 30c per box?
Remember the place, 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
When'you pay avisit to Father
Neptune you should be properly»
and bccomingly attired. If you
areiond of bathing, a bathing suits “
is quite as necessary a part of your
summer outtit as any other gar-
ment. You wouldn’t think of PIT" ‘
log a pair of duck trousers to go
— " away fora day's outing. Why not
D 0 R L 0 N H 0 U s E 0w" your own bathing suit, and
’
avoid all annoyance and guessing
Gregory's Point. So. fierwalk. WIIO wore it last-
We have lots of things for the sea-
J. is. SULLIVAN. Proprietor and Manager shore and the mountains.
Come and sec us before you start.
Gemsteck, Watkins
& Dow,
In WASHINGTON STREET.
Terms rmsonairic: Bathing Pooling. Fish-
ing: him "I: Carat I ilIIiI-I. I mum- ting
with Kl Ir'tlll'~ nu xEllen‘s. Y..
1. .Ir 1. . _ Store Upon evenings.
UNSUIH‘ASHF. Tl IITIUDF T‘IT ANT) CL“!
LAlIrbEI A‘ID SIIUILL Dll‘ehhllfi.
mt.) 5m
Comstock Brothers.
l4 SOUTH IAIN ST.
_ So. lorwalk.
IILFDRD A. GIFFII
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Thanh are Ya. In Ordrrsltr
Print-
ingl
Manager.
It tho Bontlnol TWO NORWALKI
°"'°" STOKES. loo. uonwsnx. \
.. n w . ...~—.—==~-
my Shéusl
IiIasiII: curl susprndrrs, 50c value. 2 :5.
Leather bells, 50c value, 25c.
Summer Nor kwe ear in shield and band
bows and lies
817C 5' me and I3c
BATHING SUITS, 98c, $I.50. $2.75.
\Vc still have about 25 parts oi those
1 $l.45 Pants
Left Were reduced from $2, 3, -l. and 5.
()pcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothicr. llattcr and Furnisber,
Ishselrsme llotsl Ileek. South Narnia
.I’ . . “I.
/'\ “*9.“ I -,.. I M" I I M
‘~ ”New“ " Arr
‘ 'I‘ \ 7‘,” l p.
~ '3 ' I.
1'. \ . s , I v .
»* . and II lootuote that none should
. ,‘I ,V «1,; overlook. points to our shoes as
the best in town. “float.” when
said of footwear. means several
things. In one respect your shoes are like fun-”they should
give you Ileasnrc. A pleasant shoe givvs comfort. rainy»
rnent um suiisluciion to the wearer. With our large
stock of stylish and reasonable goods we can shoe you to
perfection, with everything from fit to style and wear
guaranteed A l.
Norwalk Chronicler