‘IIIutsInunIIIIstIIIm.
'ME IIIS Mil ll TWO TUBES.
.I. Little Ion of Julius Baker, of
mm street, Iron White on the.
Way to Sunday School in the
Bprlngwood Chapel.
A little son oi Julius Booker. of Bon-
ton street. while on the way to Sunday
school in the Springde chapel. yester-
day morning. fell and broke his arm in
two places. Dr. Damortier reduced the
fracture The accident lsssid to have
beon due to a bad place in the street
near the Springwood bridge.
—The Stew Furniture Co. has bought
the entire stock of the assignee of David
Stow, and is selling it on at prices below
cost.
’0. 8. Corbett, Jr., secretary or the
Diana Wheelmen of South Brooklyn,
passed through here. Sat-
urdpy, on his way to Daubury. lie
started from Prospect Park. Brooklyn,
I at 6:30 in the morning and found the
, similar position in Unionville.
1 Although the change is a promotion to
‘ the young man, his many friends regret
row in very bad condition.
Robert MoKeon. formerly employed
by the Nut-walk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company. has secured a
N. Y.
. his departure from Norwalk.
Charles Sherwood, of‘Eastdn.‘hcciiscd ‘
- of cruelty to animals. was Satugdagbcltk
for trial before the September term 0
of the Superior Court, by Justice Nohbs,
in bonds of S200. First Selectman
Wheeler. of Easton, became surety for
the accused.
475 in gold free, August 23. Best
shoes. lowest prices and chance at gold
A..ll. Hoyt do Son. 38 Wall street.
Motorman Arthur Lincoln, of the
Norwalk Tramway company. was let
tingabrake off, Saturday night. when
the handle struck his hand with great
force. compelling him to keep it ban.
daged all day yesterday.
Barry M. Gardner. of Union Park,
fell from his wheel in West avenue.
Saturday night. He has a severe out
near the right knee and several abras-
ions of the skin on his face to remind
him of the accident.
The steamer Bollo Horton carried one
o! the largest parties of the season on
the excursion to Pleasure Beach. Bridge-
port, yesterday afternoon. The sail
was a most delightful one.
The Stamford Wheel club will have a
run to South Norwalk on August l3. to
visit the Twin City Wheelmcn, starting
at 7:l5, and on August 20 will have a run
to Gregory’s Point.
A large number of whcelmen had Iliu-
ner at tho Mahacltemn Hotel. yesterday.
Among them were nine members of the
Ramblers. from Bridgeport. and twelve
h‘oyclists from New York city.
The lantern parade of thc'l‘wiu ()ity
Wheclmen will take place tonight,
weather permitting, the start being
made about 8‘ o'clock. from Washington
street. _, __ _
The race committee of the Twin City
Wheolmon will meet tonmrrow night.
The entry blanks for the race will be out
tonight.
A guy wire on the line of the Norwallr
Tramway company. near the corner of
Within and Franklin avenues. broke
Saturday night
—-Tllo Stow Furniture. (' o is selling II
flood lounge from the bankrupt use for
0') to.
William llelplinv, of tho American
Home. Chicago. has IIIIIIIIrIIIl l| position
with John llII-sclIIIr. the i-huth Main
street tensor.
Elm" ilswktnu began his duties today
It Ucmgo liIII-lt'u Lulnwidc lIIII, Stum-
lord.
It. and Mrs. ”llMIW 'l‘hcinm will cu-
~~...«._.._.
,twtaln friends tonight. at their home on
Mon Hill.
Worlt was begun this morning on the
new railroad gate» III the gIIIIlII Cf‘mullm
(III Cross street.
Tit“ IIIeIItIIIgs lli KIIIIIlIIIIII‘s "all will
be mentioned Ivrry Monday afternoon
during July and AugIII-I.
Catholic. l'ulou Council. Ii. of I: . will
I; meet tumight.
:qu .
Pillosophy.
0! testing may pills there '
mastery of the Chicago Gas company.
and williodulgeln allehingtriptoWis-
cousin. In ten days he will return to
New York. and with Mrs. Norris be en-
wrtslned by Colonel and hire. Blunt.
Thomas Lsyden was driving near the
Ellis' place in Upper Main street when
he was ranintc by shores driven by
Thomas Brown. The letter was driving
carelessly sud Lsyden's wagon was
smashed. though he himself moped
without serious injury.
Mrs. Robert F. Nolan. of Raymond
street. has returned home from Eliza-
beth, N. .I., where she attended the
funeral of her brother. Elmer E. Sec.
He was grand master of the American
Mechanics, and a member of two other
orders.
u.
-Ten dollars free at Glover's Double
Shoe Store. Norwalk. tonight at 8:30.
Coupon with every 25 cent purchase.
Seleciman Isaac Selleck went to East
Norwallr this morning to take a look at
the rocks which Miss Anna Quirk plac-
ed in the road just below the Benedict
Farm bridge. Miss Quirk has had the
rocks painted white.
Manager Morris is distributing a new
official telephone list,corrected to July I.
It shows a large increase in the number
of subscribers in Norwalk over the last
quarter.
—The Stow Furniture Co. has a large
stock of side-boards from the bankrupt
sale. at prices below cost.
The members of Company F will hold
special drills in preparation for camp
Iduty on Augusta and ii) The dcpar.
ture for camp will be made on August
16 at 4:301 In.
Chief of Police Vollmer arrested
Dutch Monuhan and Daniel Lahcy,
Sunday morning at 6:30 o‘clock. for be-
ing intoxicated. This morning JudgeI
Frost lined each $5. which was paid.
Judge Frost. who. with his family. is
staying at l’hipps' Hotel. Green Farms.
commutes daily in order to attend his
duties. legal and military.
The members of Company F who are
to participate in the bicycle parade in-
night arc asked to be at the Armory at 7
o‘clock and wear white gloves.
A trolley wire broke near Dr. Bald-
win‘s residence this morning. The
cm “'1‘“! switched off on the other
track.
J. M. Benedict is furnishing the
iuiloiing formerly occupied by Jones I\'
Hotchkiss, and will start a live and ten
cent store.
~—Prof. M. S. Boson. the well-known
oculist-optician, can be consulted at his
oliicc, in the parlor of the Mahackemo
Hotel South Norwalk, Tuesdays. from 9
a. In. to 8 p. m. Eves examined free.
Rev. F. A. Scotield is exported home
in time to takII charge of the prayer
meeting at the Nurwalk Methodist
c‘IurclI. next Thursiay night.
Allen Cox, Mrs. William llIIInsun and
daughter Nine, of Middletown. N. Y.,
are theI guests of Mrs. M. A. llirst. of
Wall sire-ct.
F. (.7.
lug Mr.
started
morn ing.
Weillucher. who has been visit-
und Mrs. W. S. Sturicvant.
to \\‘lll‘l'l to Waterbury Ill!!-
liatlcr Lodge Vt .ll .IIlIIIIIrIIII tlIII inllita-
wry IlI‘gIIIc tomorrow IIIglII. All
ollicors arc rIIIuIIsthl to be present.
George Merrill. (ll Ne‘w York. II virili-
IIIg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mornli. «If
Franco .IIrIIIIt.
Mine Sarah Burns. of Franklin IIIIIIIIIIu,
will giro a birthday party to a number
of Mr Mills friends this afternoon.
William M. Kellogg. oi Brooklyn. in
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah
Kellogg, of West Norwalk.
The meeting III KIIudsIIII'II llIIll. yI-II-
lctIluy afternoon. was lIIIl by H It.
llIIyIIrIIIlI. .
The boat lily is III II’IyInIIIId llrotltcre‘
yard with It cargo of road.
the. lloliun ".IIIIIIInIfIII tho "unlit"
store. III taking II vacation on her wlII-I-l
Ii. ll. (loldIIII will Waterbury today
IIIlJIIIItIIIg a lire lose.
I‘IIIIIpIIny I" will go Into camp this
your “fill sixiywzght IIIIIII.
~ .iek your dealer for tho Imperial
Crown IIII IIigIIr 'l'lIIyIIIII lll‘llllflitrill.
Mine Charlotte (it-unnuau. of [film
street. is Vlhllllm in llanbnry.
WINNIPAUX.
Mm lIIdtI Hhruycr Mt town today to
spend Iwo weeks In Philadelphia.
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for Its great leavenlng
and heulthlulluoss. Asenrest of all
alum and all forms 01ml tendon cont-
mou to the chum brands,
new. ltutsa I’ownut 00.. New York.
CUSTARD PIE ASSOCIATION.
Its Annual fleeting. Held rut Day. Is a
Royal lI‘oast.
l nlqucnmong Ilmorguninttions of New
England is the Hartford (Mo) Custard
l'iII association Its III ry name is so ling
gIIinIc as to I‘ll llIII- III-loyalty coIIIIIrning its
origin. Its history and what Is done at lts
:IIIIInIIl Ittcctings. The association started
In rather a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIphII-o lllfllllli'l'. Otto
Iold wiIItIII rimming in new William B
i‘ ushmnn and i‘ lIIIIIlIIs lrislI. neighboring
{grants of the town. IIII-t Idler solitupro-
linIlIInry III-muting, during which each
clIIiIIIcIl to be able to out the most cIII-turtl
pic. and nppnintul the following fast day
for It custard pie eating contest, their
wives to ho cooks and judges.
At the st. 'Ilt‘tl How they met with their ‘
wiwsund two huge custard pics at Mr.
lrish's suplmusc. in his IIInplo orchard,
and Mr. tuslIIIIIIII. IIho had spent the
foreman in II: Iikiug i)\'i‘l‘ them-Int bills as
a sort of training for the HI Hutton, prIIIIIIl
thobcitvr p‘III IIIIIr. The next fast day
5! III ml other {.IrIIIIIrs of the noighlmrhoml,
with the Ir fIIIIIiliIIII. lelii‘tl them. and thtI
IIII-IIiIIg wnsuhtmgul from It plu outing
IIIIIIIIIII to II soIiIIl gIIIIlIIriIIg After this
they IIIIItII. IclI fIIstIlIIy. and the story of
their good limos spread until almost all
the famous \Iith tin Ir fIIIIIllies for units
in IIIIIIII' IllrIIII IioII joined the ass III iIIIioII.
"the last Inn-ting of this prosperous :Is-
sIIIIiIItiIIII was lIIIlIl .It the rIIsianII'II of Wil-
llIIIII ll. l‘IIshIIIaII.
tIIIIIlIIIl. tIIIIIh bringing II lIIIgII custard pie
iInkIIIl in II tII-I gnlionlpilh IIIIII. During
the forIIIIoIIII, while It II'IIIIIIIII WIII'II pru-
pnring IlIII llllillt'l‘, the IIIIIII pussml the
IiIIIII. rolling II'IIIIIpins. pitching ll‘H‘St‘Sllut'rl,
playing cartlsnnd in other rumimuusc»
IIIIIIIls.
\i’lIIIII dinner was IIIIIIIIIIIII-I-Il.tI Fi't‘lll?
was presented such be prior was :illl‘ll clw-
“'lll‘f‘t' in New lIIIIgloml and probably III \'I'T'
in llll‘ w-IrlIl. - The long III‘IJIIs extending
along tlII- nltlll'lulls rooms worolrhttlmi with
tlIIIttrIIIIt two gallon i‘llSlill’Il pics. llliiilt!
of freshly lIIltl eggs. riI'lI new milk and
I’l’i‘lllli, SiVl'f'iI‘lli'll with such frII<lI maple
sugar-us (“My lips sIIlIlIIIII lust-I. IIIIkId as
only country lumm \t‘l\| I IIIIII lu’tlii‘ When
”My IIIIIkII lIIII III‘I’IIH ol’ tin‘irlii'vs. slightly
iIrIIwIIIIIl on twp and sprinkled with fro
grunt lllliillt‘g. Win-II Ibis \‘Illl‘l‘tilll'il IlIIli
I‘m-y was “IL-abut IIIIII'II \IIIlI IIIIIIIIIIIn-Il
II::IIIlII sup :IT' country ”VII 3‘. ~1I.Irl;liug with
HIV sIIIIslIIIIII tin: :ItItIiws lIIIIl .Iil'II‘IIIi tlIII
IIrIII’iIIII: sIIIIII. III, II I~< t'llll Ii tln‘ IIIIIII‘IIt.
.Iiilxz'um'h III llll' Imili ii lII‘I'lIIi‘ I'll llll‘ L'IIiln'
ill.” lllllllIIll ~l.Ill lI...Il i‘\t'!‘ :IIIuiIIIIII,
'lIIIaIe \\t'l‘l'[1l'll"»lI‘I"l.‘tllil happy Ti‘~l‘i|ll~t'§
IIIIIIlI'.
.\llI'i' tllhlll l' ill-M II.» it again roll-d niIII»
pins. ['LII’lII‘Il lllIl‘~I“ll""1 IIIIIl oIIgIIgIIIl in
- I'd'l‘ \IIhIIIIIt-s plain the \\'Illll\'ll I'lI-III‘III
ITIII :ulIlI‘s’ :IIIII pro-[Inn ll llm I'IIIIIIIII. 'l‘llt‘li
l‘uldlvrs appeal-I Ii, and the party passed the
owning in tho IIII-I'I'y “'llll'l of country
Il:IIIIIIIs.»-llIIst-III llt'llllil.
in ore of ill“ lll‘lS' attractive of New
York's suburb», :l llml IIrIliII'IIII‘rI hm
justboo-IIIIIIII~IIEIIIIIII:~'I' posted. by the
tcrIIIsof who-ll ",‘Jn lli‘I‘lEN“? sh ill born-
after lli' issuml In the driver of any re
hIIIlII IIIIIlI II I iyll'vt‘ll yIIIrs if ago." To
jIIIlgIIlIyllIII lifllflll‘ill'r'i' of their “VII-
iIiIIlIIIX." I’IIII lliliklllt’ll llll'I'I‘ ill thing to
fear from It liIIIrIIi IIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIII II! tin-I
IulII.
l)l.‘~'il';| II '1‘ Ul' \IIl: ‘.\.\l.5\. l'liitilil‘lu
(ill Ill. .Il I'll
\ ll. IIIV:
l~lIiI ‘ItlI IIIIIA lIIiilIu.IIlI< NM.-
“Ill. Inn Ill): ll t.-III
HIII -.III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN
“all. IIIllI l.II .~: I :Ilt‘l .Iil III I<l .I. l IIiI
llillllllf: I.IIlII lII'IVI liI illI" IlHill' IIl III M l
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’Illllv'l! ll l'I'Ilhnll ,lxl III-Imm- ilv‘ll'l‘ll'l lv
~.II~| mini:- .II~~ II INI'HIIT In II.III.II llflillI‘IllltiII
I, I'll”
"m" .irISlil‘ll I; .ll‘I‘IlX‘i".
1I:.-._ I |.\I|fllHl
SHEET MUSIC
FREE!
l’I-Iwnt .‘I L'lillil'lilli till from
the IIIorIIiIIg. owning or Sun
day papers. purchzwd III i'nlI-
lllilIl'Ii News ItoIIIIIs and HI
I'I‘lw TI'IIII. IIIIII copy of llli‘ liti'
IIIII IsbrIII IIIuIIlt'. lotto (:Iiplre
III MIlt‘t'l ll‘HlIl. IIIIIIIIIIII Willi
III-cry paper. Largest lino oi
lanterns and lost
colored Pits
For 'l'wiII (,‘Ity lantern parade
.luly Lid
too lanes of tee Writing
Popular 70.
OLEMAN'S News Stand,
to N. M III. h‘llllJ‘Z'l'.
FIRE
INSUR-
ANCI.
lot It reliable
Is an end. livery pill-maker Floyd limos has the chills, liltlid‘l‘k-Imfllll
It”! "Try ”'3' Pill." “ ll hire. lesnuislhnuyis eioltof IIIulurlu. Fun ,
u m" alluring you bun hosts! 3 .l Ihn (Tulvary is ill of the chills. lpsurutnze
The wise Inert dad» a good pill , 1‘0”“,
and “Inns to it. Also. the win Miss May Grant, who has been visit 3;“
who has once tried theta ' lug friends here. returns entity to hut ‘
i » m honor in New York. TAVLOR I OOLD‘N:'
‘ ”1'. (binding. film has splint! vacation I.".'I. .nmumng. l‘lflch
‘1 sum m m» of three wot-lie here. returned Saturday “'“mm.mm.
' to 3" Ym' touch hornets a...
About lit) poreonsuh /
T nglefootl
I c a double sheet at
M
F. D. LAVITOI 00.. 22 South Isle Street
W
F
. EDWARD STREET!
Clearing Sale of Summer Goods!
Lawns. dimitles. lappets. organdics, and other summer stocks. marked down to
close out ”quidckly. Several lines marked down to. 6. 8.10 and 125.0 per- yard,were
10.10, lI an 20o '
All shirt waists have had the
pruning knife at work, as the following prices
will show:
We waists. new 25 cents
$1 00 " ” 50 cents
$.25 and I 60 waists, 75 cents
$1.75 waists. "-00
This is your great opportunity of the season.
EDWARD STREET.
5 size": euumsc. soswstr. coIIII.
Quality and Quantity
is a combination that you seldom find In equal pro-
portions.
Y on cannot obtain better grain than we handle
at any price.
\ou cannot pay lcs ss than we charge and get
grain that's. as good.
The simplest sort of test will prove these facts
to you.
. Buy Oats That’s Clean. g
Manuel T. Hatch,
I5 Iarshall Street.‘
lh'it.
South Iorwalltl [
lI HII' lliitlla' I new Nab le.
. -——. ,""*‘\ -.
PORTRAITS‘
_\'II:Ir‘~'. You or.
you I“.
Jackson’s Platinum Steel Finish Photographs Lest Forever!
JACKSON'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAITS.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. 53 Wall Itroot. Norwich. 0t
0; l wit" Santa». L. liIIIII‘I. Both trIIIlI-y lines [III-A the door.
NVOWFINER CARBONETTES III “Iowan l
THAN THOSE FRO.“
NORJTH’S STUDIOI
l'iliIi‘tiiLH‘il.‘ MADE HERE
TWENTY VEARS A00 ARE STILL GOOD”
('IIrlImI ili’I- Nina‘s], note will ln~t :I-I inn-.1.
G. 5. NORTH, . . . . . Photograper.
'I" \\ .-\5'lll.\ii".‘i.l\> 'i'Ll lIZlI'. ",l trill ill 30““ Al K.
lx-IrIIIIIIIII- iI'yuII have the IIIIIIII: of Jackson upon
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern.
The undersigned lmu- placed the agency for Norwalk.
South Norwalk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. 8; ll. Special juvenile ll. & l). and World bicycles with
F. \l'. lx'lliililx’S. 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
BEWARE. l
In purchnlng any oi IiI- .IEI;I.II. IIIIEII of any but the authorized
IrI-IIII'. see but the III Iglnti tori-wry number has not been tampered
.IIIlI,.Is the guamnIcI it. II III‘ dmwu if m .Iil bicycles when the number
Tints been Intuit-rod with or I'cmovrd
Bl(il€l.()W & HOWSE C0.
New England Agents, Boston, Mass.
For Saturday.
We will oil'cr Children’s Wash
Suits at half price, or in other
words suits lor 50c, 75c $1.00
that were $1, 1.50 and 2. Mod-
ern Siyle, :Ill lino IIIIith'ittl.
That Summer Neckwear
is well worth you . attention; 50
and TOP. I’I'iconppcat's snutlldmt
the quality is there.
The W. A. BENEDICT 00.
\VAf-illlNiiTUNh SOUTH NORWAT K.
TIlE COLUHIII
“It LOCK
TVPEWRITER.
\\ IIIIIII on n in tin in sight of operator
Ilmm IIIImI of llw work. in writing Imm-
IIIIII‘IIIIliy. and fluids to IlIII lilllt! tlIII-I
MttVl‘ll IIIIIIII loiml labor.
I! III-III us it it ultttlltnl IIIII llIuVI'llll'HHI
HT lltt‘uplvfllltlrltl IIIIIy turn, and Ibo-II by.
“glue "it III» labor and renders IIIIII capable
of doing more.
lI has It knack III her-ping well. and is
“in Itys remit III I-riliIIsI or other Iitmm.
Those are some of the rInmII-I why it is
so IIIITIII‘IIIIL lt‘ultt All other writing ltmI
oblong
i‘nlniogue tulle you all about it I’lllzil'i.
The cclumhis 'f‘y ' writer Isoufseturin It!“ Dempsey.
llllthsu'
Filth and TI‘JIIIII’X avenues, I Vol?
nu. eggfigttmi. lice kInnate». meets
game for
tilts
windmill
Ur' your-‘- if. V“ II. I:III;il_v or your friends lIIICIIIIIII invaluable in after ‘ " —
cement tire I
Sheeters l
GENTLEMEnz—
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.
A Bething
Suit.
Whon' you pay a visit to Father
Neptune you should be properly
and becomingly 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 hir-
ing a pair of duck trousers to go
' away fora day's outing. Why not
own your own bathmg suit, and
I avoid all annoyance and guessing
who even: it last.
We have lots oithings for the sea-
shore and the mountains.
Come and see us before you start.
Comstock, Watkins
8: Dow,
I 1: WASHINGTON STREET.
DORLON HOUSE
Gregory's Point. So. Norwellt.
J E SULLIVAN. Proprlct rand Manager
Terms roamnabm Bathing. “stating. Fish-
leK: Elm tric Clll's (II lltIiIIl. ItIlIIII'i’lllIR
with all trains on the N. Y..
N ll t I! It. It
' . . - Store Open evenings.
LNSURPARSED lillflllli TST AND OLA)!
BAKES AND :IIIORE DlN\EllH. 29
to 5m
Comstock Brothers,
I4 SOUTH llll ST.
So. lerwslk.
IILFORD A. OIFFII
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than I II In Your Orders for
Print-
ingl
Manager.
At tho Iontlnol TWO £NORWALE
°"’°" Stones. so. uonwamr.
JIIly Snaps!
lilIIsliI; cud suspenders, 500 value, 25c.
Leather belts, 50c value. 25c.
Summer Neckwear in shield and band
bows and tics. III 7c, 3 I, me and 13c
BATHIIIG SUITS, 980, SLSO, $2.75.
We still have about 25 pairs 0t those
$l.45 Pants
Loft Wore I'chII‘IIIl from $2, 3, .I. and 5.
Ilpcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr. Hatter and Fumishcr.
lehssltsmo llotsl Bloch. South Ierwslk
m
and a I'ootnotc that none should
overlook. points to our shoes as
the best in town. “Best," when
said of footwear. means several
things. in one restart )ouI shoes arcliltc inn-«they should
give you pleasure A pleasant elIIIcI gtvus comiort. enjoy-
ment and satisfaction to the creator With our large
stock oi stylish and scusonnble goods we can shoe you to
pcrlection, with everything lrom fit to style and wear
guaranteed A l.
Glover’ s NewSHOE STORE
I11 Isstlsgtss Street. South Isrwslt
.._‘
Norwalk Chronicler