my 114112; ramparts
Mrawberry 51p . care with
.mlhl'pp: ” WW. In most
I wasnmoroy sir. ,.
11 co, young few! is being sold at
I. 1
m _
iron, is the guest of Min Marguerite
‘fl’animany.
Wm "" “
s quite a large 111'th in the
a 13,21 $61: Place. this morn-
“ll-4' 2 :1 f;
log .11
continues critically ill.
The patient
passed a very bad night.
Mrs. Burr. of Brooklyn.
Miss Nettie Gibbs. of Norwuik. is man.
0111 NEWS IIIIIES.
John H. Ferris is having his new
launch overhauled.
Allen Schaflier, who has been quite
’sick of lumbago. is improving rapidly.
:‘-——Prlnt Butter, 20. 22c. lb. F.D,L. & Co.
4" Repairs are being made on the third
atom of the Ely block; in North Main
6 rest.
—~ 1
, Miss Edna Guy has succeeded Mrs.
'Howard Tilly as book keeper at the
Norwaik Box factory, in North Main
street.
~Blk., bwn.. pearl Alpin'e's. O'Brien.
Work is progressing on the new dock
and also the stone wall along the water
front of Chimmons Island. The wood-
on tower on which the water tank is to
be located. to being rapidly pushed to
completion.
H. H Leonard has started on a two-
weeks vacation, which he will spend
in East Hampton and Boston, Mass
‘.Mr Leonard is proprietor of the South
Norwalk lunch wagons.
~nghest grade'gnrden hose at low-
lcst prices. Bulklcy & Wheeler.
A small white dog fell from the
.South Norwalk steamboat dock, yes-
terday. and was not seen after it dis~
3. appeared In the water -It was thought
' that it was struck by one of the pro
geillcrs which was backing up to the
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At the prayer meeting in the Meth-
odist Church, last evening, the pastor,
Rev. W. W ’I‘. Duncan. continued his
'series of talks on the Lord's Prayer.
He chose for his topic, “Thy Will Be
Done. " A main dilattette took pant in
the singing.
——Fancy lemons 111, 20c dos. F. D. L &Co.
.2, 1.3.332“
. A party of young' apple from The
2 Norwalks: will go‘ to rldgeport tomor—
row night. arid attend the ho given by
the Bridgeport Yacht Club. 2hese hops
are very popular in the Park City, and
are becoming of considerable attraction
' to outsiders.
Misses LIIIIII'itgr ten and Helena Mll-
‘iord are. stri'Ili §i‘otr the prize which
is to be Award 9 one selling the
largest nuhibb 111ml ets to the play.
Katherine Both young ladies are in
the cast. and it promises to be an ex-
citing contest.
*M
—Duke of York 5% and 5%,. O'Brien.
George‘MH. M. secretary of the
New York an Norwalk Steamboat
, Company. will take up his abode to-
morrow In Norwalk for the summer
months. He has rented the home of
Frank Woodwind. 17 North avenue.
' Norwaik
~Spccial S le of dlcs' Lisle
Thread Gloves 2130 pub Ladloa‘ bOc
drop stitched nd lace iisle thread
2Hoso 29¢ pair; Ladies lino ribbed Un-
dcrwcar lllc upwards. M. S Smith
& Co
Mr. and Mrs. John F Colby. of ’.
Lyne'n ace. have issued invitations
for the wedding of their daughter Miss
May Elizabeth Colby. to Frederick
Thompson. lit their home Wednesday
eyoning June 211. at 5 o'clock. They
will reside at 11 Botts Place, East
. Norwalk .
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—~—Vcry highest prices allowed in
trade for second hand bicycles. Bulk-
ley & Wheeler. .1
nan——
About twenty entries have already
boon received for the ten-mile road
race of the Cleveland Wheel Club,
which will be run over the East avenue
course. Monday afternoon. The oili-
2 - clubs of the race will be referee. E. J.
1 Thomas; rstartcr. 13‘. E. Lockwood;
clerk of course. (1 H. Allan: assistant
1. clerk of courso. Harry Roberts; an-
nouncer. G. H. Allen; judges, S. L.
Weed. E.1HvFox. J. W. Colby: timers.
F molttchcr. C.’ H Dilworth. if 8 Am
,jiler.co sco ore. . Hunter. 13. C Feency.
Victor If I
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THE JEWELERS.
: 3’ MAIN broom. nonwam.
as Wasumoron or. on. nonWALK
You will find complete 2
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
It both of our IWI'BI. With room W
pocialfy fitted on for that purpose.
costume and eyeglasses Mind by the
‘most improved methods and utisfw
lion ultimatum. if m are having
‘ trouble with your eyes, If your slams
do not scum if you
his her home in Norwalk
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Calvin Smith of South First street, is
seriously ill of typhoid fever.
* Manager Julius Finkenstein. of the
Roton Point hotel, is expected up from
New York today. for a short stay.
Rev. Romily F. Humphries will
preach at the 3:30 service in the Union
'Chapel. West Norwalk. Sunday
Loo hat the big ad. of the Boston
Store in todays issue There are
many things in it that will Interest you.
.__..
Mrs. Ernest R. Wilson has retained
Fessonden it Carter, of Stamford. to
defend her in Mr. Wilson's suit for di-
vorce.
W
~Fancy lemons 15. 200 doz. F.D.L.&Co.
Mrs. Annie G. Haviland and the
Misses Grace and Florence Haviiand.
have taken up their summer residence
at Pine Island.
The cottage of Dr. Parker. on 'l‘a’v-
ern Island, which has Just been. re-
painted by Arthur Day, presents a
handsome appearance.
The insurance adjusters on the Un-
ion House flre. in Union street, were
In South Norvalk. yesterday. The loss
will be adjusted by tomorrow.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone Company has started in the
work of installing telephone service In
the new Hotel Clifford. In South Main
street.
There is a line large photograph of
the members of Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company. in full uniform. in
one of the windows of E. L. Smith's
cigar store, in the Mahockemo Hotcl
block.
wSome very desirable bargains in
sample high grade bicycles. at Bulk—
ley & Wheeler's. 32 So. Main St.
Thomas Dowd and John Flynn. tin
South Norwaik and Norwalk managers
of the New York Grocery Store. attend~
ed a meeting of A. F. Beckman & Com-
pany their employers In New York.
yesterday.
The principals of the four depart‘
monts of the Norwalk High School will
hold a meeting with Principal W. C.
Fools, at his home, Saturday evening.
to consider unified lines of work un~
der the new system.
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Club. and some of the members of
Brown's College team, will go to Wil-
ton tomorrow afternoon, and play a
team from that place. under the name
of Brown's Business College Base Bull
Club.
The American Graphophonc Com-
pany base bail club. of Bridgeport, will
go to Darlen tomorrow afternoon. and
cross bats with the Burton team. A
darge number of South and East Nor-
walk baseball cranks will go down and
see the game.
'._....—.. .._..
-—H2ats Renovated 0' Brien' s.
'phe wooden tower on Chlmmons is
land on which the water tank is to be
located ls being pushed to compio
tlon,1and is rapidly getting higher.
The storm wall along the water front
Is also progressing. as Is the work on
the now dock.
Tomorrow at Mrs. Mead's school
there will be a children's lawn fete
from 3 to 6 o'clock p m. A play an.
titled Mistress Mary In Three Cockle»
will be presented by the children of
the primary department. under the di-
rection of Miss Makopence.
Fred lngeraoli. of Lowndes avenue,
wont to Now York, this morning. to
have the cavity In the right side of his
nose enlarged. Since having his 110510
broken in a football game. Mr. Inger.
'soll has been unable to; breathe
through the right. nostril, necessitat-
Ing the operation. I
~8poclai saio all grades tires. on
Saturday. 15th inot. Bulklcy &
Wheeler. .
State Agent Thrall of tho Connectl
cut Humane acutely. has discovered
that an entire herd of cattle belonging
to n Southlngtou dealer in butter and
milk Io stuttering from tuberculosis.
Nine cowadnur‘ yearling: and two
calves have died, and the down cows
remaining are infected.
itidwnrd V. Baker, of “South Nor-
walit. is once, more In the harness.
having been chosen by the city
council. to nerve as chief engineer of
2 the fire department. and the council
have also given permission for the
firemen to take the apparatus with
them In the parade at New Canaan.
next week.MWcIItportsr-Hcrald.
At the meeting of the harbore' union.
held last night the decision wan rcnch~
ed dint no barber shop should be at:
lowed to keep anon Without pronoun.
lion and a committee composed of
William Biatfcr George Storm and
'I‘ 11110 I melodic ul‘notify the
1:. affect ‘ n 11::-
, Nubile Market for thirteen cents
"per pound. ‘-
1 com
Mrs. Mary Tnlniadse. of West street,
formerly .
A number of the Mayflower Base Ball ‘
“at my bov to. look like allttic old
1.....st l mothér veSférday. That 5 how he
lacked In an Ill-f 11mg ”cheap" suit He wore
one of our boyish suits awav. a real boy again.
Don’t make YOUR buy into a little old man.
Put him into boyish clothes. . Here they are.
good, strong suIts, at prices you can afford.
A good two-piece suit for as bills as $2.011;
from that up to $6 50
Russian Blouse Wash Suits. 211751: to $2 00.
ComstQCk
Brbs.,
Norwalk Store: South Norwalk Store:
, , _ :4 South Main St.
1 r —.—
‘ Stamford
Masonic Building.
=1 ~ ‘_ ..
‘ The most expensivc"‘courae through life is taken. by
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything.
It isn’t the rule here that the highest price must be paid
to get the best‘krain, but the kind you should buy. unt-
ur lily ought to cost more than the kind you don’t want,
apd will certainly be worth It.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
AGENT FOR “CROCKER’S FLOUR.
I am near; just as far as the nearest letter box or
Manuel 1‘. Hatch.
telephone.
Harlem ever visited Jacksgn’s
If not. do so at once. S t u dlo .,
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART. ' :
Our Platbums Last Forever. 1 .
IACKSON’S STUDIO 1
53 WALL STREET NORWALK.
OPPOSITE HOTEL
o l B. Go I:
AGENCY.
Also Spalding, Vardon. Mac Gregor and Morristown Clubs,
Henley, Ocobo. Mussclburgh Silvertown. Practice and Re-made
Halli. Morristown Golf Clubs. $1. ,
WILLIAM P. Banks.
49' WALL STREET. INORWALK.
It costs you nothing,
W-.- .L __,. ..
w. A. BENEDICT,
Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwalk.
116 Washington St. So. Norwalk. .
Norwnlk, Conn. June 14, 1901.
a.
Door friend:
To dress poorly Is to pradc misfortune. The custom made
clothingisthc only sort that fits properly; Wears the most satisfac-
torily. therefore. ()IIr clothing Is made for you and you only need
the price of the Wild)“ -to- -wcar sort In order to pay for them. >
I launch; for the hot weather are being extensively worn. Sam-
ples are here: you are wclcomc to Inspect them at any time.
Sincerely yours,
W A. BENEDICT.
ROTCN POIN
rm flout Summer Rotor! on (M Sound.
Excursion: Nearly Ivory Day.
Good Music and Special Attrac-
' flan: Daily.
FINE RESTAURANT. SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
nsflofor Gas
an
BM 0.“ 3
elem have their boat cuulpped ‘v‘uth a m ‘ndfinm‘ffl a? 3:13 ‘3' I‘ll:
NormIIk Engine ondbflfldopcndont of his a motif
i’rompt attention” «a W11
dealings with all. f named:
to New York Ionic om
immediate attention on
Woolf
MInwmwwim In no
nouns: .,
tho modernism Mansion they
are especially desirable. we new: the
moat compact. simple and easily stub
ed Engine on the market.
We invite impaction.
Horses are not the only things M.
'i‘arloy deals In. Me is also in the flunk
The P. J. lzynch Company is selling
the ruinous Eigin creamery butter for
:gnntdy-ono cents per pound. Look an
e a
Miss Mattie Beach, of Fairfax Court
House, Virginia. is the guest of her
cousin, Irving Hall, of Main street, And
uw‘wk'
Louis Cuueo and Fritz Lichtbleu. of
South Norwaik. have secured positions
In the Yale and Towns lock factory, in
.-
' w
“Margaret Mulvey, of Connecticut
avenue, caught one of the balloons last
night. and secured the free ticket for
Katheri no.
Miss M. Cohen, of Chestnut street.
South Norwalk wont to the Stamford
Hospital, this morning. to undergo an
operation.
«Ladles' Bicycle Hats. O'Brien’u.
-a—nu.
Mr and Mrs James Hall of North ‘
avenue have returned from a trip to
Fairfax County. Virginia, and Wash
lngton. D. C.
Thorn is considerable in the ad. of J.
A. Hlsiop & Cmopany today. about
shirt waists, hosiery. underwear and
negligee shirts.
The Norwalk graduates of Vassar
College, at Pobghkeepsie, N. Y. Misses
Helen M. Swartz and Julia Lockwood,
returned home today.
d...”
W S. Sturt‘evant will give a special
exhibition of Electric cutlery tomor
row. when raiors or shears will be put
. in order without charge.
bu.
Lieutenant Governor E. O. Keefer
will be one of the party to attend the
Pan-American Exposition with Cover»
nor McLean next week.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Norwalk Musical Union
will be held in the Knights of Pythias
Hull Sunday afternoon.
Homer B. Hoyt, the graduate opti.
ciao, would like to have you call and
have your eyes tested and take along
one of his timekeepors.
Mrs George Kunhnrdt has retained
home to Lawrence. Massachusetts.
from a visit with her father. James
H. Knapp. of West avenue. ‘
The Young Men s Christian Associa-
tion basebal team and the New Ca-
naan Cadet Corps will cross bats on the
Baxter grounds. tomorrow afternoon.
._.._..._....
The Utowana A. V Armour‘s large
yacht. will start tomorrow for a long
cruise to Europe. Captain Crawford.
gf Cranbury. will again have charge of
er.
Mrs} Mary‘ A. Tailmadge, of West
street. who‘has‘been critically ill. with
pneumonia. during. the past few days
took a nun foI the better this after-
neon.
Members of Court Maharkemo. For-
esters of America. will meet at their
hall. Sunday, at 1 o'clock. to attend the
funeral of their late brother. Thomas C.
Creamer.
_....+_..___.__
Willie Gill was removed from the
county home in Westport avenue. to
the hospital this noon, suffering from
a fever. Dr. Gregory ordered out the
ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Griffiths, of Mott
avenue. and Mr. and Mrs. Harrie More-
housc and daughter Gladys, of East
Norwalk. have returned from a visit to
Camp Woodbine.
Seth Remington. of Spring street. he
roivod a severe scalp wound last night
by coming In contact with the sharp
edge of a door. He tripped over a
loose piece of carpet.
The sale at Leisenaon Brothers.
Washington street. closes tomorrow.
Tomorrow bids fair to be a pleasant
day for shoppers to take advantage of
the opportunities thus offered.
E L. Gregory. of Cranbury. was tak
on with chills and fever in the Norwalk
post office this morning. and was Ill
there for some tilne. He was cared for
by Postmaster B. 8. Keith.
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Mrs. Byron C. Dcmmon and son,
Earl. of Bridgeport, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. S R. Hamilton. in Clay
street She will remain a couple of
weeks for the benefit of her health.
Mayor Mortimer M. Lee has called a
special city meeting to be held in Arion
Hall, Monday evening, June 17. at 8
oclock. for the purpose of considering
the. matter of extending the city water
system to Rowayton. Roton Point. Bell
Island and vicinity
Mrs. William M. Betta entertained a
party of friends at whlnt yesterday. In
honor of Mrs. tharlnc Finns. hero
Ivorc four out do and Mrs. alto ntch
Won the first prize. Mrs. Vornam the
second and Mrs Fred Bonhett the con-
notation. The was served it ho'ciock.
Mrs. Flake and Mill!“ Sally 8. Betta pre-
sided at the topic.
NEW OILK iNDUGTNV.
The firm of Joseph both 8; Com
pany. silk manufacturers. wishes to
locate in Norwalk and some of the bus
ineea men of the upper portion of the
town are endeavortng to make things
so that the optimality will come hero.
The firm is n unreasonable In what
it Motion in th tall it waste. it is said.
In to have a factory built which they
win pay for with Interest ii. A
(II-amnion. the practical man of the
concern. and also one of the partners,
In in Norwallt this afternoon and w...
thumb around 110er with A 1: Wheeler
in the evening he will be at the Nor-
walk Club. where many prominent peo
ple will be there and will talk over
than mutt/or and use 11th
can bum
a necessary
'l'héonl
balsam.
business and pays the highest pr cos .
m
‘ MER‘ OUTFIT.
2 Il' ‘ Ivan.
’ 601101.13.
vo‘pn otornma HERE.
CLOTHING. " “
"VARSITY" 8T RAW HAT.
WILLIS H.
2 4s and so want. at, -
WUU'UUUUUHUUHVUU'I’FWW'IQ‘U‘?
RICE. Cali attention to some nice,
whole grain Rice, large and hand-
some, just in. at so to.
THINGS WANTED FOR HOUSE
CLEANING: Scrub Brush, 5c: two
he packages of Washing Soda. 10c
worth, for So. Double Point Tacks
American Liquul Soup for floors and
paint work.
THE KO TEAS are all right. Restful
after labor. Get a free sample.
POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes.
Hard work to keep up with the de
mand. Home mpde. cleanly hand]
ed. Right evely Why. 2 for So.
EIFFIEL TOWER LEMONADE at léc
a glass. Made at home In one min-
III-I- AND sxceuumr 01mph 19
lion amounts. rr WILL PAY you
no crush Max: CAN aouAI. ouu‘ brat «It.
wuotaut: mucosa mos canon nsnbuzr
. emanation nucsIAN stun assoc suite 111*
OTHCI! shoe canoe our-re, ALL suns wIIIlIIIIe IN
cuss.“ 12.59. 1311.111: one are.
Pearce-r FITTING. 12.2mm wsIoII'r ornaments w:
no cash serous. amass 010,312,315. "
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER,
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Aygnnnmggma fag {Aflflw 51.4
At the *' 113122191 Gro
smack
Links
u'te,
ANT SUGAR. Don’t 2
with them any more Spillli‘k
about and see them get out.
DOG BREAD.
Fresh In and all right. 1
When you want POTTEQ
OR CHICKEN. we have i
shape at .
GROODT'S COCOA. Among
half priced goods 011 shown
negular at 18c.
dozen this after: trying
WHAT WILL IT IE?
WE SERVE YOU?
HO J
lief.
equipped optical room in the
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
58 Wall St.
1 'NO. 2 NUT
ful drivers.
and split.
Telephone Call 97-2.
FLAT FISH,
CIBCOES.
WEAK FISH.
BLUE FISH,
Washington moot.
Time To Ilnvo Time.
Take a trip to me before taking your
summer trip. Hove reliable time as
well as good time Travelling makes
an accurate watch a necessity. "A
little slow" ni'onno lost trains “A lit-
tle font,” annoying waits. Watch con-
fidence gives travelling an added pleu-
nure. Our business is to make TIME-
Kllillll’lliftfl. Your watch will be right
if we right It.
HOMER B. HOYT.
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Office hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 6:30
, Saturday evenings, 'I to 9.1
$25.00 Reward
m
I, . 1.
Thu above reward will be puldjfor
the distention and conviction of the par
ty or parties who have broken the
Nest Not-walk.
”II who
Do Not Despair~
of getting your eyes comfortably htteu
because others have failed to give re-
We have the best arranged and best
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician. ‘ 2
Norwalk. Ct.
HAZLETON, CROSS CREEK. BIG VEIN
COAL
Delivered In your cellar at
The coal will be carefully screened and delivers5
Hickory. Oak Pine and Chestnut W
IIIE BRIDGE I-‘lSll MARK“
SEE "I HESE:
Soft Shell Crabs, Butter Fish Poi gics. Fresh Mackerel. Codllft
R. J. CUTBILL on.
class In the windows at my factory pa "
WWWNDWII‘ I '
N 01'-
l.»
We handle only 0
and that In “111.1119
Place your orders If
vantage 0f priooqupt
Best in quality, clan
competent drivers, podium
‘ bum
been In the on 131un
and we will please v.0 .
Norwalk Chronicler