y is ,
ll during the it
are in the sort ‘vvellilg
thin slope and s on 7
. coast irom Florida to Ms he.q 7: he 0
7 7 e area which was central in
_, exalt yesterday morning is how. can
tied in‘ Kansas. There
slight tall in temperatu
ern‘ and eastern section conditions
or this vicinity. continued cool
deraily cloudy Weather, with
elikht local showers.
anoint Rh mend. of New Haven.
is visiting Mrs. gt. John, 017 Cilil' street.
“Embrellas and Canes Qih'len' s. 7
W
All be public schools will close Fri-
day. has B. for the summer vacation
or ten weeks.
Mr. and Mr6. got-ace Root of Nor—
walk. left today r a visit to the Pan
Alderman exposition
\
W
~All the new thin s In Lndles’
Stool: Collars. fancy ion; the “Up
thate” Collar. with button hole. one;
Butterflies in large variety. tor 35c. M.
.sin‘iih c Co.
.7 page K. Nickerson and family left
(on visit in Tarrytown, New-
‘ and eat Point.
’ fish—cow
3’an:uel ireland, oi South Norwalk, is
visiting his brother. Thomas Ireland.
or Balls Pond. Danbury.
W
~Salt Pork. 10c. lb. lisyeshs 7
Mrs. George Otherne and daughter,
Nellie. of Wilton avenue. are spending
two Weeks at Asbury Park.
Nomaik Chapter, 1) A. n. will hold
a special meeting Monday alter-noon, to
complete the election or unicers.7
-—Speclal shle all grades tires. on
Saturday. 15th inst. Bulliley &
Wheeler.
. The block iii-.Sprlug street. belonging
to the 'i‘allmnd e Baker estate. has
been sold to ntractor Dudley E.
Heyt.
Mrs. Louis Von Gal. of South Nor.
wallt. Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Kate
E.;Garley. of 23 Wooster street. Dan-
bury.
F—Speeial for Saturday: Any of our
lilo Candies. 28c. DeKlyn, 27 Main St
.o.
This week's arrivals for Raymond
Brothers have been two cars of hey.
a earn 0! com. a car of oatsand a car
of brick.
The Winnlpnuk Social Club will en-
joy a ride over the Tramway line. to
Stamford on the evening or Wednes~
day. June 19.
-—A luxury. An imperial Crown 10c
cigar.
Rev. Dr. Montgomery, former pastor
.oi the South. Norwailt Methodist
Church. was in town. yesterday,7 the
guest of friends. 7
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Corwln. oi
East Orange. N. J.. are the guests of
7 ,R. H. Golden, and their daughter iva.
of Miss Agnes Golden.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolin D. Flint have re-
turned trom their weddin tour. during
which they visited Mr. llnt’s former
home in Amsterdam, N. Y. Mr. and
Mrs. Flint received warn: congratuiaé
tlons from their many iriends there. at
well as here. and many cos‘tly‘0 and
Essential p7i'esents. Theyl willigo Ih d
cuss ngina early urnae
hosts In rden stree’l": Etamtord.
”Bang-r voon Ii’i‘cdv roe too.
with voo'a Gloss Carriage Point.
for use: 10 colon. Gives I
idi'lv liilliiio‘l'lnm‘tm"
. I.
'i 7, "7 .
A my canon assoariisivr
TABLES TO SELECT FROM.
3 .
,_ 7 tree tickets (or Kath riiic‘, June 721 2?. buy some 1899 Spal lug cha nless
lily wheels. «Ripped with this youth
0. 80 tires. at a price.
Mcu’ s models, 22-inch fr’a’lhes,
’ ‘ *7 The prayer and praise meetihilh
~odlst Church. tomorrow morning. at
' 9' and 12m yd; 16c Lawns. 8o yc.. no:i
Dmitles. 10c ya; 31. 75 Duck 3kirts‘,
:7 d .25: Lawn Wrappers. 75c and 98:37
' olpalW. 0 Foods. at his home in South
: ly trip from new on.
: .est prices. Bulkley & Wheeler.
intakes it
[777 Cl?“
0 srwitlt
anr
eats int Mr. and .
gl’ Norwslii. have 77113th
" The annual
”enters or the 7
wii he held in Knights
in ashington street. 7
l
noon.
~Watch the balloons tonisllt. (lei
dominoes-Wt
EpWortb parlor oi the‘ hlorwolit Moth
9. 30 o'clock. will be led by Nathan ill.
v.‘
as
,mliemn’ta. or 15 and tile Gingham.
M..S Smithfi £030.
”wit-ali-
This evening the priincipaisot otthe
tour departments oi the Nerwal 1: High
Scliocl. Will hold a meeting with Pain»
each.
Main street. .
~
The devotional meeting or the no.
worth League 0! the Norwalk Motion
dist Church. tomorrow evening. at 6: 80
o‘clock, will be in charge or Mrs.
George W. Selleclt. .
-—Bome very desirable bargains in
sample high grade bicycles. at Bulk-
ley it Wheeler s. 52 So. Main St.
The Long island steamer Huntin-
ton. arrived at the Sleuth Norwal
steamboat dock yesterday. (or the first
time this season. She will make week:
can—owi—
Daniel E. Hoyt, sergeant in the ethos
of the superintendent of the Soldiera'
Home. at Noroton. is spending a short
furlough with his brother.C alloys;
32 Main street. Danbury.
«Porgies (not.
250.1%!ng Filib
The services at the West Norwallt
Union Chapel, Sunday afternoon. will
be in charge of Rev. Rointly F. Humph-
ries, rector or Trinity Episcopal
Church. who will preach.
sued) 6 lbs. tor
nrltet.
No horh~blowing will be allowed by
the trolley parties going through Nor-
walk. this Season. because there were
so many complaints about it last sea-
son—Stamford Advocate.
I
or
«Dr. M. 3 Reset: oculist and aurlst
can be consulted in the parlors oi the
Mahacltomo Note on Tuesday on
Fridays. between the bears or 1 and
m., 6 and 9 p. in.. at 615 Fairfleld ave-
diseases treated.
Tomorrow evening litev. W. W. T.
Duncan will preach the second sermon
in the series/ From Prisoner to Pro-
mier; or, The Highway of Success. The
topic will be Joseph the Martyr.
war-—
Miss Mary A. Cunningham. or Wash
ington street, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. D. F Wright, of Brooklyn. will
start next Monday for Bunnie. to at-
tend the Pan-American Exposition.
.......——.
—-—Por les (not cleaned) 6 lbs. for
25c. Brdge Fish Market.
The annual clam bake at the Railway
Postal Clerks at New England. will be
held at. New Haven. in Glliam &
Quinn's grove. on July 23. S. Royal
Keith is a member or the committee in
charge.
.._.
-~lligheat grade garden hose at low-
m
Mrs. P. Dana Hasleton, or Philadel-
phia. has returned to her home, after
spending the past winter and spring
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Au-
drew J. Crossmiin. of South Main
street.
:—..
i—-—
~Don't forget auction 017 Household
Furniture. No. 25 Orchard meet, Wetl-
nesting, June 19,,710 a. m. Mitchell it
son. auctioneers
www.—
Ex-Mnyor A. C. Wheeler, Councilman
George. S. Grumman. W. .l. Benedict
and A.,B Gillette .i7h97 agreed to do—
nate the witness rem ey will receive
t"tor testifying in the Alpell case. to the
Norwalk Hospital. -
VARNIIH MAKI:H iDTVOI'l VAR-
li'loor Paint cent.’ to more I quart;
”tighter and wear hilly.
5’3“ as ng satchetper door paints.
d by; Constant. W athins A Dow.
I":
Shtnrdhy s Speclnls.
choice: venue not... (trash dressed).
omit Leos (rename) SPRING as up.
roan ouinrnn‘s (genuine) SPRING LAMB.
.o’iwm:
E. E. Gorbarii. 3. ’1‘. PIN“.
no pound. '
"lilo pound.
toepound.
’61? 7311th non AND more
in; .
non aisle, rear.
‘ SPALDING costumes at
C 33 ”.50. :
p. nu, and daily between 9 and 19 o. :,
nus, Bridgeport Eyes. examined and 7
‘ morning we place on sale
blue, rose, law/ends tan and gray.
Be prompt i
We ve been luclc
Hartford
FINE HATS
AT AeTHlBD
seine canes a-quartcr.
is the average.
ported
er sorts from our own
prices—Se. 75. $
Pliip s 8:
“so. .50. $6. 97 so:
ble. almost.
Mllilnery room.
right corner. rear.
SHIRT-WANTS.
Several lots are to
-5°»
At soc—-
worth 75c; 50c.
At 75c~—
sorting In front. bishop
Second floor.
right paper will improve
paper will mar it.
ure are both important.
pleased at the range of
prices.
Painter and Paper
33 bouth Mam
Opposite HIvIIand
Your room has limitations.
ndia tilts.
rd
anon h to
$37 so
Willi Columbia coaster~brake
$42.50.
Basement, near center stairs.
The cut is semetimes who“, in
but a third
l‘hesc are the finer hats made
by Pidgin & Atciiison, and im-
om London, and tile nic—
work~room
Exclusive tasteful hats at small
$4.59.
tchison
hats at.
worth dew"
be sold at
less than usual prices; a bit of
trade-luck is responsib
lc.
Percale in desirable patterns and
good washable colors, several styles.
Gingham and extra good parents as-
ceilent colors and name.
back and trout. or with theirs and in-
tucked
sleeves and
sort collars. worth $1; 75c.
A number of other styles. white
and colors, up to $4. 50 and higher.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS (30..
THE
RIGHT
. PAPER.
The
it. the wrong
The color and ti:
Our variety
Is great enough to enable us to Just
suit you and your room. You' ll be
designs and
J 11ch R. Rudder
Hanger,
Street.
Street.
No
FROM
GET A
Comfortiand
commuted
one. which
Danger
‘ Fire or Explosion i
flange
And do your own cooking with
"Convenience.
Orient. rendered necessary by th‘
damage sustained when she was
wrecked in the dull or Pachilimiilrs- J l
thtdigviioc
A . a
SAN I'RA’NClSO0. 3mm “all. lain;
the repairs to the mouth
as just arrived from then;
U,
nonhuman.
if?! 7 correctness-7 Surely you cannot
’ III; (or better proof than such cocaine» :7
7 ire evidence. ’ “ ‘ ’
Mr. William hiker. oi 10 cove street. hole
employed at the Norwaik welt Com-
pony. says: "i was suturing from an
attack or backache. and my attention
not directed to Dean’s kidney Pills.l 7.
got: a box at Blaist'ed‘a drug liters. and
tool: the contents lie the directions in-
dlcated. They acted propiptly and rad-
ically. Dean's Kidney Pills are a line
remedy lor backache. No reaction. no
bottle to carry. no spoon to target or
lose. You simply put them in your
pocket and they do the rest. " ~
For sale by all dealers; price 60
cents a box. Foster Milburn 00.". But-
tale. N. Y.. sole agents tor the United
States. "
Remember the name—Donn's——and
incorporated June 1990.
.
Prnidont.
Vice-RrsIIdInt.
See. and Trans.
ALDEN sections.
JOHN H. canals.
GEO. F. BEANS!»
Directors: .
Alden Selinans Edward Beard
John H. Ferris John H. Light
John H. Knapp Josiah R. Marvin
Henry i. Smith George F. Bearse
This bank is strictlyaaavings insti-
tution and invests Its funds only in
high grade securities.
South igii’iiigrnico.
Capital 7Fifty Thousand Dollars.
PRESENT LOCATION,
First National Sank Bulidlhg.
:4 WASHINGTON STREET.
RICHARD H. GOLDEN President.
EDWIN O. KEELER. Vice-president.
CHARLES 8. NWT, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES:
Frank A. Farris Au 3. Woodward
Thou. I. Raymond Edwin O. Kaaisr
Nelson Taylor Franklin A. Smith
Then. 8. Lowndos Winthrop U. Parry
Richard H. Golden.
Banking business of all kinds, depos.
its. discounts, collections.
Savings Department.
caived an Interest.
Trust Company business of all kinds.
Authorized Its charter, with m cap.
Ital an Icon t , to act as executor, ad
mlnistrator, guardian, conservator,
trustee of any trust.
l{genuine and trusts or all kinds Ioll.
c c .
mum and money orderI on all parts
at the world. hotter: at credit and
travelers‘ checks.
soon... noon. 0’ to 12 I. m.. and 1
to s p. m.. and also 0 to 9 p. in.. eater.
Dcpoaita re
. till! Ovcnlnu-
m
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
Bill NATIONAL BANK
scorn Noiwm. can...
rl’t
W».
“W“ stirs-2:
via." I I
man. diagnose
aliens in: will; Cochin.
_ » DlRloTORot
John H. I'm-II Henry Seymour
John N. Knapp Christian Marts
John H. Light
Josiah R. Marvin damsel Grumman
I. Wallace Marvin.
Assassination“.
sac southwest. civiosuo
or the
scum nonwam sayiilds IANK‘.
, United Bank not: as.
South Norwslk. an.
’ moi Managers have this
day tie a divldond to depositors.
tarsal.“ at the rate of three and
per mom for
“if: montlis will” June 9061901.
I e on and “um
”utmost not draw mural“ instill Ited
to shoeing: and drawn: intern
dull?“
I. II. Mathewson on
' : June 10. 1W1. '
NORWALK 7 METHODIST EPlBCO '
it . Billionaire. pas
chali’ltes. nothom. e Dollie
hoot; guano Moon is spir-
ennett. . 39 r. n. titanic 0!
men. The freshman at Jesus
. anthem be Earth
the Lord's. Gloria Pit .Donks;
duetfior aftercare,“ and contralto. The
Ni ght is Sachem)
EAST AVENUE METHOD! 'i‘ EPIS-
copal Church. Rev. John J. Feast
pastormSermou by the pastor, .10; all
a. at; Sunday school. iii m.; Junior
‘ League. 3 p. in; Praying Band. 6:30
p m.; Evening servicem with sermon
by the pastor. 7: 80p
GONG“ EGATIONAL.
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA-
.tional Church. Rev.P MSti-nyer.
pastorw—lpz 90 u. m..01d Folks’ Day,
special sermon to ’the aged. Quar-
.tets "Art Thou Weary,” Schumaiter.
and “1 Heard the Voice of Jesus
Say." Macdongall, 12 m. hSundnfiy
School; 47:80 retailers. “ o-
brows 0: Today " with description or
.lewiah customs and ceremonies by
Rev. Samuel Freuder. of New York.
iormeriy a Jewish rabbi, and how a
Christian minister. The address will
be such that no Jew need hesitate its
come and hear it. The twenty-third
Psalm will be sung in Hebr w and
phiiaolsries and otherJ lowing wear
inéspmrel will be shown: quartet.
e Lord is My Rock, " Woodman:
cool
Pillsdll‘b CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
George D. Egbert. pastorwuorniug
service at 10: 90. A children's ser-
vice. Spec 1 music, baptism of in-
fantastic rte! address the pea-
tor. Rolls. Short Sunday hool ses
sion at 12 noon evening service at
7: 90. The sixth in the series at
“Practical Talks from Peculiar
Tests." “The Story of a Convict."
Mid-week meeting on Thursday ev-
ening It 7: 46. Subject. “Not to be
Ministered Unto " Last redoing
from "The Sky Pilot " “The Pilot's
Last Port.‘
IAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. DeW.
Talmadge Van Doren. pastor—Pray.
er service at 10 a. in Sermon at
10:39 a. on: Sunday school at 12 m.
Normal Bible class, taught by the
pastor. B Y P. U. meeting at 6: 3i)
p m Sermon at 7:30 p. m. Thurs
day night prayer mention at 7-: 45.
CALVARY BAPTIST illiURcii. south
Main street~Mohhisll¢ service? It a.
in: Sunday sonnets .3,bp at; "Citric
tlan Endeavor, ll: 30 p. m.; preaching
8 p. in. Pastor will be assisted by
R 1. Powers evangelist.
ADV VENT.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
Zandt avenue, East Norwalk. .1. W.
Davis, puston’o-Prenchlng. 10: 30 a.
11).. Sunday school 12 m.; Loyal
Workers’ meeting. 6: 15 p m . even-
Eggsermon. 7: 30 p in.; subject. The
lie Teaching Concerning the Soul
Special music by the choir and the
Birchard sisters' trio. Seats free.
Everybody welcome.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Brocknieier, pastor—Ser-
vices every Sunday afternoon at z
ociock. in the Swedish Congrogc~
tionai Church.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
8 p. m. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
A. Moody. First Reader. All are
welcome.
MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWALK MISSION—«REG-
ular service tomorrow “moon at
3: 15 oclock. Come and enjoy the
service. James JHommedleu, of
East Norwaili will have charge of
the service.
YOUNG WOMAN TRIEB OUICIDE.
Deserted by Her Lover. She Leaps
From the Battery in New York.
NEW YORK. June lit-us young wo-
man. whosald she was Laura Madden.
of Auburn street Lewistcn, Me. tried
to kill her-soil today by jumping Into
the buy from the sea wall at the bat-
tery. She was rescued by a tug boat
captain and was taken to the H dao
street hospital. She told the lice
that she had come to this city with her
lover, Frank Rugby, ol Ioewlston. ln-
here on Tuesday and put up at a hotel.
Next day they nuarreiled. she said, and
her lover lettiher She had no money
and spent the night walking the
streets. Then she decided to Itili her-
Ielr. When salted ii she was not sorry
to:- her attempt on her lite. she do
clared she was not, and would do it
again as soon as she had a chance.
7 use disosodhs schema.
LON N. Juno 1651A d patch from
at. Pelersburs ahoouncaa It .ithe a-
bor disorders there have been renew
trike" trout the li tic naval
yards. the dosnatnh says. to pad lerees
with men the Gvoitdllna works
and attacked t getter yesterday with
such ferocity It the Military was
obliged to use their arms to suppress
. the rioters.:77 ,7 77,
Alli/INTI!!!) LETTER...
18.3fm ’th the week 0 in]: June
”Ion H NORWALK.
Mexicans Beardsley.
mes deride Farrell.
hire. A atuI Goodrich.
Hill-debs ’l’fieilk
. rs vs ,
Miss Llh'ble Pee ry‘ .
gram“ Course Eafziigrd.
inn mull-«i robot
‘ .
7 3’ an
' sensible garments strengthens ovary ”
" . Wine is sermon. '
tending to get married. They arrived,
Following II I list i lottIrI rennin ‘
.2715 uncalled for It t ‘e ioligwiiig pod
u l
WASH WAlI'l'Q FOR YOU.
. The demand for. the» “connect.
day. as the msrcury climbs. Stocked
to no your every want in this Import."
not connection. Prices vary planing.
Ladies' Stripe oinghain Waists. col-
$71770: some, bishop sleeves. sort collar,
Ladies’ White Lawn Waists, also
plain and colored lawn. fancy fronts.j
bishop sleeves, 75c. _
Ladlea' White Lawn Walsts. tuck;
utilised trout and back. 89c.
iet' Corded Btri c Che. hr
when, latestcut 31.00.” in ’2 “moflffigfisf' $33.10. q“
Ladies' White Lawn Waists sailori Ribbed Vests. fancy lace
collars, small tuck trimmed front and fronts. 39c. each
back. 51.25. Midses' Ribed Vestaall a
Ladles' line quality White Lawn 101‘ 259- ‘
Waists. insertion and tuck trimmed. Men’s alibi-lush
bishop sleeves. soft cults, fancy col Mons French 331mg“
lam’31-‘59l1lrawera. all sizes. concert
moss scour Hosisav. “mi 25” 9““
Bummer Hosiery selling Ia active. MensForest Mills ’Bfllmlll'l77 ”.3 .
and DrnWers. shirts
We shall add to the activity by such sleeves. worth 500. (cram
offerings so these: k
“My? Egyptiazi Prim "
. I re cngorso‘r seeves su
sfigfigfia‘f‘fig'm Dr” 3W“ rubric and finish. renown.
Women's Plain Black. also Fancy MM“ SUMMER-Still!
and Polka Dot rest Color Stockings. Very "mm and but
extra spliced heel and toe.16c.palr.:i‘=1do lilrts. Figure the 7
Women :3 Superior Lace Lisle Stocib in “- ’finegaa'ayflx’w
lugs. warranted last and stainless.25c. 9" 7 3' ° °
W" sh’l’ih” i’t’iid- Bil” :7?th
Children’s Extra Strong Stockings, ' r " w °° era a .
spliced heel and too, fast color 1255c. etc “I are and culls. 3m“
Men's Blacs and Ten Halt Hose.
linguist age. each. 7
spliced heel and toe, llsie thread. spun an s inb 0“ ity Peru
Illk finish. 1295c.- pair.
separate cults, shirts to be We
Men's Black sun Lisle Halt Hallo.
white collars. 69c. each.
Men’s Best Quality Percale-
open lace clients, latest for men's sum-
mer wear. 25c. pair.
Women 'I la y it h
trimmed. AhargsinJ
Women’s Fine QuillV
. bed Vesta. square or
sleeves. 16c. each. V -.
Women's Jersey Ribbed.
cy trimmed neckline
specisi.17c..a.tor50c.
Women's Forest Mills it.
Vests. high or low noel: ‘ ‘
Monhrch and pubertal malted l 7
colors, also white pique, title. can ‘
m
li4 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn;
Personal“ insurances.
They Count. .
With the cominq‘ of the sunshine
comes a desire to briahten up the
personal appearance. Nothing
aids moresareiy than an attractive
Spring
Suit
toned up with a little .BAND
0F SILK
Our stock of Suits Consists of
some of the most attractive, dar-
able. reasonable garments pro-
curable.
.0
II no so
.70 so so so
0
0 CI '0 CO
I. O. O. 0'
thcckrwear This is all that can
be desired by the natty dressers.
Inspection theorily necessity to
make you purchase.
FiiiliCIS ii iii)
so wssrmvcrow Singer
scum NORWALK. com
Easy Couches
Easy Prices
The Couches are easy to lie on. but till; pr (7'.-
as are not. because they are all marked in plain
figures. We have Couches“ ill all styles. from
S3. 25 to $25. 90. which we Would like voutc
inspect. They are well built. handsome, dill-r
able. and comprise all the quality you expect
to find in a first-class Couch. Our line oi .-
,,Porch Chairs and Rockers :5 complete. Anothn .
or shipment oi Gnu-Carts received this week;
Norwalk Chronicler