carpi? Maps mass DAILY.
I517“ WASHINGTON ST
AT THE RESTAURANT
Strawberry Show! Cake with
. ",whlppe1 'I’ mam 1‘s most
”(Is/tabla. . ' :1 .1
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Miss Ethel Hendrickaon. Miss Maud
Bush and Miss Brace Bucknam. of ‘Nor-.
walk. will attend, the hop of the
.‘Bridgepprt Yacht Club, this evening.
‘ They will be the guests of Miss Eliza—
both Bali‘s tomorrow.
Miss Grace Dickcrmon left this
meining for Wheaten Seminary at
Norton, Mass. where she will remain
a few days before going to Pawtucket.
,1 It. i., to make an extended visit witii
relatives and friends. .
-Caps.Cup1-i, Caps. O’Brisn‘s.
was.
Uncle, Tom's- Cabin is to be given
here in the near future. under canvas.
M. D. Gould. general agent of Brown
d1: Warner’s Uncle Tom's Cabin Com»
pany is at tlic1Warwick Hotcl.11r—
iangiiig for the presentation of the.
show.‘
”All kinds Fish. Hayes‘s Market.
Mrs. Margaret Camp, of New York;
Mrs. C. T. Morehouse. of Amherst. and
1 Mrs. Robert Boatty, of Cleveland. are
guests of Miss Mary A. Cunningham.
of Washington street. and are attend-
ing the Morehousc-Brctt wedding in
Darlen, this afternoon.
o
-—-Speciai Sale. of Ladlcs' Lisle
Thread. Gloves, 25c pair; iiadics’ bOc
drop stitched and lace lisle thread
Hose. 29c pair; Ladies fine ribbed lin—
derwcar. liic upwards. M. S. Smith
Re Co. . ’
Mrs. Annie Seeley. wlio' has been the.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W P. Smailliorn
of Taylor avenue. during the past few
weeks. left yesterday. for Springfield
Mass. where she will spend a week
with her daughter before leaving for
list home in Amcsbury.
~Very highest prices allowed iiii
trade for second hand bicycles. Bulk-
iey & Wheeler.
.w—
’l‘lic Matinee Whisi. Club was cuter-
talned by Miss (‘lara Betta, of Tin
Green». yesteiday afternoon. Tho prize
was won by Mrs Robert S. Van Baron
and the consolation prize went to Mrs.
C. A. Harstrom. Mics Grace Adams
was awarded the guest’s prize.
Burgis D. Jennings. of South Nor
walk. who is a student at the Che
shire Military Academy, was honored
'i‘hursday by being awarded a prize
for the best standing and examination
in the commercial department. The
With anniversary exercises of the.
academy were. held on that day.
”—1—.
"' ~—'l‘ry our Sam‘fo i’ic cigar. Superior
in Quality, flavor and workmanship.
Made expressly for Wliclplcy & Clark.
Assistant Chief Rufus J. Smith. of
the South Norwaik Fire Department.
who was injured while going to the fire
in the Union House. in Union street.
Monday morning. is getting along nice»
ly at his home in Washington street
It is thought that he will be able to
step on his foot in a couple of weeks.
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——Duke of York 5% and 5%. O'Brien.
About two hundred children attend-
cd St. Mary's parochial school. yester-
day afternoon. and were given a ban-
chef in the school hail.1for their gear?
attendance at May devotions. They
marched into the hall by music from
the piano. at which Willie Chine pre-
sided. The. sisters waited on the to-
bles. "
W
The members of Court Mahackemo.
.Foresters of America, have been noti
fled to meet at their hall in Washing
ton street Sunday afternoon at 1
b'clocli to attend the funeral of Tho-
mas C. Grimmer. who was a prominent
member of the order The services will
. be held in St. Mary's Church at 2
o’clock.
~..._.—
Sergeant Eugene C. Green. brigade
trumpeter on the staff of General Rus-
sell Frost has beetr1spendlng a few
days in Norwalk, and called on
various 5 of the Connetlcut Na-1
I11rlng§ his visit. He left
tidha‘lII G lard.
1 . 1:0ch lust ev ching. 1301‘ his home in
*i-g‘chnt Greene is one of
the. best bug ers in the state.
lililiiiilllli‘i llUiiill
'1 THE EIIIEWELERS.
1 ‘3 MAIN 371151111, NORWALK. 1
so wnsumorou or. so. NORWALK
now
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
‘ 11.1. both or our atoms “‘witb‘ room as-
peciaily fitted up to that surpass
Spectacles and eyeglasfisa
inost improved medical! 11nd satisfac-
if you are burial!
trouble with your eyes. if ybur glasses
on not suit on. if you are subject to
. thing that ails you.
' daughter, of Brooklyn, are visiting
tied by the,
ministra t ha has
tho estate of Sarah 1.111111 is
‘ am
I. l). Sloane. of the Old 011 rd. New
York. is in South NorIwalk to av. ,
. .
An 11111111111111 of the as
(lore Smith will be held in ”afternoon.
MW
Miss once Snydor is convalescent
from a recent illness at intermittent
fever _ _ ,
Quite a number of1‘ horseman are at-
tending the moss in Danb'uiy this of
tornado.
Dr. Dick's iiicdicino will be found to
be 1111 excellent remedy for mostly any
Look up the ad.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and little
Mia. Frank Hoffman. of Ely avenue.
Wednesday, June 19th. 10 a. m., No. 25
Orchard street. Mitchell & Son. auc-
tionccrs.
A hearing on the sanity of John Mc—
Sherry was to be held in the Probate
Court litis morning. but has been post-
poncd.
Miss Margaret Brown. who has been
the guest; of Miss Tammany. of Monroe
street. has returned to her home in
'I‘lioniaston.
Jr.. of Camp street. were in New York,
last eVening, and attended the perform-
ance of Floradora.
--——-.
Landlord Thomas Wethor l. of the.
Norwalk Hotel. is prcparlii an elab-
orate dinner for the delegates ol‘ the,
Fab-field County A. O. H. convention.
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-Flat Brim Aiplllcs. O'Brien's.
'i‘li case of A. J. Perry vs. Elbert
i-iawkshurst is being tried before Judge
Bradley, of Westport. this morning. At-
ry.
Rehearsals for the Sliakespearian
play Katharine, which will be given
under the auspices of St. Joseph's lly-
ccum Dramatic Club. are being held
nightly.
Sonic boys enjoy queer pastimes.
ofIWest street, near Trinity Church.
riding his bicycle through 11 puddle of
water repeatedly.
Mrs. F. Dana Hazlcton has returned
to her home in Philadelphia, after
spending the last few months with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. .l. Crossmon.
South Main street.
Allen Aiken. janitor oi' the Noiwalli
Club left today, fol Savannah. (in. He
will also visit Richmond Washington
Baltlmoie and Philadelphia. 'l‘e tiip
will last about a week.
The New Canaan Cadet Corps did not
come to South Norwalk this afternoon.
to play the game of baseball with the
Young Men's Christian Association
team, because of the rain.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Matthews, of
Scranton. Pa.. have taken 1111 their res-
idence in South Norwalk. Mr. Mat-
thews has secured a position as drafts-
man in the Norwalk iron Works.
The First Methodist Episcopal Sun-
day school completed arrangements
yesterday. for the‘ manual excursion
which will he to Glen island. on the
steamer Mohawk. on July l21i1.
——
Mrs. Richard Howard. of Trinity
Place, in company with Mrs. Arthur
started for South Dakota. to visit then-
parents. The ladies will take the op-
portunity to visit their brother and the
exposition at Buffalo, on their way out.
A picked band of twenty pieces with
Jerome W. Jones as leader. assembled
in the rear of the lilnchiler building.
in Railroad avenue, last evening, and
rehearsed music for the purpose of go-
ing to New Canaan. on Tuesday. to ac-
company thc South Norwalk delegation
at the anniversary celebration.
The. military board appointed by the
governor for the examination of oili-
cers for commission in the First Regi-
ment. consisting of General Russell
Frost, chairman: Colonel 11. 11‘. Burpee.
Waterbury, and Major Gilbert L. Fitch.
Stamford, will hold its first session at
Hartford. Thursday. June 27.
Volunteer Circle of King's Dough
tors of the Second Methodist Church
gave a farewell party to Miss Hattie
Grlnrod. of Chestnut street. last night
There were about twonty-six ladies
and gentlemen present and a hand
some ring was presented to Miss
Grinrod. She will reside hereafter in
Yalesvillc.
The wedding of Charles F. (iuurniori
and Miss Mary Ghlotto will be colc
bratod in St. Joseph's Cliurch,.Wodiics~
day morning. at 9:15. Rev. W. ii.
Mullenwiil perform the cercmony.
Miss Katherine Guarnlerl 11 slate: of
the groom. will be brldcniaid, and A.
be best man.
Chief of Policc.Voilmcr Ins rscelv
ad notices from many places of the
theft of horses and vehicles. Ho ho-
lives that the pol of Jacob. Miller.
whom he arrested andItumcd ovor to
the New Haven officials. is doing the
work do the manner in which inc
thefts are made ls.strlkiugiy slmilni
to the methods employed by Miller.
the party of state officials who will go
to the PanaAnioriean Exposition. of
Buffalo. on Monday. Among the num-
ber will be Governor George P. Mc-
Lean. ear-Governor Morgan 0. Buckley.
ex-Governor Thomas Waller. Charles
fl. Clark. editor of the Hartford Cour-
11;nt 011101111th (i Osborn. editor of the
Ne; t1111111111 Register: ex-fipoak
er Jos-
was 11115
of Theo; ‘
«Auction of Household Fiirnltiire.1
Frederick A. Ella and Joseph B. Ella, ,
torncy Walsh is appearing for Mr. Pars .-
This noon onc was seen in the vicinity ,
B,“Gh1lotto. a brothel of tile bride will
General Russell Frost will be one of I
utsnant Gown-nor .1
‘ one- oi our‘boyi‘sh suits
IPui him into boyish c
from that up to $6. 50.
Bros,
Norwalk Store:
Masonic. Building. .
ish Clot: es.
“i don' 't/Iwant my boy to look like it little old
1111111. 'said :1 mother yesterday. I
looked in ad illefitting. “cheap” suit.
Don't make YOUR buy into a little old 1111111.. ..
good, strong suits, at prices you can afford. ,
A good two-piece suit for as little 11552.9ilz"
Russian Blouse Wash Suits. at 75c to $2.00.
Comstock
That is how he
I cilia wars. 1
awav, a real buy again.
lo'thes. Here they are.
South Norwaik Store:
14 SouthIMain St.
telephone.
The mostekpensive course through life is takenIIby
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything.
It isn’t the rule here that the highest price must be paid
I to get the best grain, but the kind you should buy. nats
orally ought to cost more than the kind you don't want,
and will certainly be worth 11.
. 136v OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
AGENT FOR “CROCKER’S FLOUR.
I am near; just as far as the nearest letter box 01'
Manual 1' Hatch“
1.
If not, do so at once. ..
It costs you nothing.
and you
Our Platinums Last Forever.
IA CKSON’
OPPOSITE HOTEL
Haveyoue‘ve'm't‘d Jackson, s
S India I"
of the PHOTOGRAPHICARI .1 1
will see the Latest Productions
S STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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2.1
‘Balls.
WILLIAM
411 WALL STREET.
W. A. BENEDICT.
Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwaik.
116 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
Deal Sii:
All we ask iS that you look a
the rest.
dollars licrc.
liic samples number over si
able. to pick the one you desire.
know how to supply them. We 111
“keeping 111 crlasiiugly at it."
\1 ciy tiuly
The Flnosf’ summer
{Ions
FINE RESTAURANT.
‘ COMMENClNG
I mom of the colours
ii g‘IIIin
but week's
I“ Hr W. a. HIW
Providence,
Should have their boat equipped with 11
Norwaik Engine and be independent of
the wind. For Oyster Dredging they
are especially desirable. Websvo the
most conipsot. simple and easily start-
ed Engine on the market. 1
We invite inspection.
“lulu iii-bliss .
Also Spalding. Vardon, Mac Gregor and Morristown Clubs,
Henley} Ocobo. MusSelburgh. Silvertown, Practice and Re- made
Morristown Golf Clubs, $1.
It' is a case of expanding the purchasing power of your
R 0 TON .
Excursions Nearly Every Day.-
Good Marlo and Special Attrac-
SHORE DINNERS II SPECIALTY.
bunnrw. JUNE 23.
B. G. 1.
AGENCY.
P. BEERS,
INORWALK.
Norwalk Conu., June 15, 1901.
1 our Sdlll])i€S—*Lilc goods will ask
it hundred, and. Surely yo‘ii willibc
You know your wants alibi; pvc
akc the clothes for you ruuemberi
we. arc1 . 11 ‘~ 1.
yoiii s,
W A BENEDICT
Razor: an the Sound.
14.111.
DaIIy.
ted international Ladies orchestra, of
ken, director.
Pro [M1 111th on 111111
dealings with all. i am occasionally
in 111:1: York souls days 111111
Web
immediate attention on
will be given to any basis, .
some in 1111111111 Bishops
the trolley 12111111 decorated with
1 them.
1Beucdict, as he has over 600 samples
I shape for the bicycle race
I Westport.
O
\ " the town for the coming celebration
. and choir: Knowledge. or 111111111 class:
' recitation. Temple Builders. Illi'vb Ely:
11,.lesus Hazel Paddock; songuvl'ng for
filo Kindness, rename Love iron, Mother,
11 .- second somebody‘s Mother, primary;
1 song. Esther Make us Loving, prim-
»: ‘ tuition, For Love’s asks, Miss Quin
1 turd; 11111111111111.a
day; 1:11 most «I.
small flags.
”WI 1
D. Gottlieb has many interesting
things in his ad. today about clothing
for men and boys.
w~llsts Renovated. O’Brien’s.
verve-1m
Ill. Brown and W. A. Mayor.advcrtls-
111g agents for an oil concern, are in
South Narawlk, and will remain a
week.
The l) M ltcad Company has on ole
glint line of bathing suits for women
and gir.is The ad. will tell you about
There is no trouble to get what you
want in the line of clothing of W. A.
to“ choose from.
The work of repairing and working
East avenue has been completed. and
the road has been rolled. and is in good
The special sale of shirts. shirt
waists. jackets. suits, netticoats and
many other articles, closes at the Fair
Cloak store tonight.
m
The Boston Store is having a white
sale. and in the window is 11 handsome
model of a yacht trimmed in white.
which is attracting considerable atten-
tiou.
The Howlaiid Dry Goods Company is
selling Spalding chalnless bicycles for
$37.50. They ul‘edmlllng line hats at a
third off the price. Read .‘111 interest-
ing mi.
gm...
As one of the main witnesses did not
appear this morning, the Ferdinand
Schlltt non-support case was again
continued. The date was not deter-
mined upon.
W. A. Raymond and bride have ic-
turned from their wedding tilp to
Washington and Old IPoint Comfort.
They are residing with Mr. and Mia.
W. F. Montgomery.
——Blk., bwn.. pearl Alpines. O'Brien.
Pioneer liook and Ladder Company
held a special meeting. last evening. to
to talk over arrangements for the New
Canaan parade. The company will go
with full ranks.
John Kerekes and Andrew Hcrmun.
who were arrested for lighting. were
in court this morning. Kerckes was
sentenced to thirty days in jail and
Herman was fined $7 without costs.
which he paid.
It will be Old Folk's Day in the Smith
Norwalk Congregational Church. to-
morrow. when 11 special sermon will be
preached to the aged. if stormy it will
probably be postponed. Rev. Samuel
F'roudor will speak at vespers in the
afternoon on The Hehrch of Today.
Today i. 0. Hamilton and Edward
Vanderburg went to the Danbury races
with C. C. C. and Margaret S. Mr. Ham-
ilton will drive 0. C. C., while Mr. Van-
derburg will drive the other. Margaret
S. belongs to the speedway stables. C.
C. C. belongs to Thomas Quinlan, of
ADDITIONAL EAST NORWALK.
The. residence of John 8. Wheeler. ill
Keyser ayenue, is receiving a new cost
of paint.
Harry Perry. of East Norwalk, has
secured a position in Olson's shoe
store. in South Norwalk.
William Phillips, of East avenue. has
a very painful abscess on one of his
hands. and as a result carries the.
member in a sling.
A representative of the ‘ Berlin
Bridge Company has been in t wn to
confer with the soiectmeii reia ive' to
contemplated repairs to the Washing
ton street bridge.
There will be the usual services to
marrow in the Chapel of St. Edward
the Martyr. at the corner of Van Zandt
and Osborn avenues. The Rev
Charles T. Coerr, of New York, will be
present and preach as usual.
The Mayflowers. .irs.. were to have
gone to Norwalk this morning and
play a game of baseball with St.
Paul's ciiolr boys on the. old tennis
grounds. it is needless to say that-
tiicy did not go because of the rain.
Following is the calendar of the East
Avenue Methodist Church, for the com-
ing week: Monday evening Epworth
Prayer meeting; Tuesday evening.
class meeting: Wednesday afternoon.
Ladios’ Aid Society; Wednesday even-
ing. Epworth League strawberry so-
piai; Thursday evening. prayer meet-
1111.
I The East Norwalk Fire Department
will hold a special meeting Monday
night at headquarters. The arrange-
‘inoiitgfor the giving out, of the invite
tions which are allotted to this end of
will be. made. llaeh department has
the pleasure of inviting and . ermin-
lng one other department or more.
CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES.
The following program will be run-
dorod at the Norwalk Congregational
Church. tomorrow morning. at 10:30
o‘clock:
Doxology: invocation, pastor: chor-
us. choir; song, Building. Dally Bulld-
lug school. led by choir: prayer, pas
tor; baptism of children: baptismal nn~
them. A. S. Gibson; introduction"
Foundation, superintendent; song
Christ the are Foundation school and
choir,- Fal it Miss Boldens class;
song. The Shield of Faith. school and
choir: Virtuo,‘ Miss Shmnard 1'1 class:
song, Virtii'c'. arrest and Sure. school
song, (3110in n Knowlc go of Jesus.
school and choir: Temperance. recita
tion (in iii Work; sous Near the
Brooklet 11111-1101 and choir; Patience.
.Godllném. recitation. Just to Live for
Jesus. 1111le and choir: Brotherly
cry; Love, primary. throat issues: rec
actor: artery. Te
Man outwit.
IF STYLE, FIT AND EXCELLENT STAYING DUA
COUNT FOR ANYTHING, lT WILL PAY YOU T9 FUR V
YOUR CLOTHlNO HERE.
NO OTHER MAKE CAN EQUAL OUR IBTEiNfi
WHOLESALE TAILORED HIGH GRADE READY-T03“
CLOTHING.
s'rEIN- BLOOM nussmu BLUE sauce sun‘s 11
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121.1133. 111' 17,111,110, 312 AND 1111.
/‘
ER SEEN BEFORE. PRIGEB 3101312, '16.
THE NEW YOKE NORFOLK FLANNEL COAiT.’
EH8 TO MATCH. AT ‘10.
THE FELLOWS HAVE ALL GONE CIRAIZY OVER‘I
“VARSITY" STRAW HAT.
WILLIS ii. S‘ELLEiiK
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.
J
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4B and 50 WALL ST;
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday evenings;
At the Model
RICE. Call attention to some nice
whole grain Rice. large and hand
some, just in, at 81: lb.
THINGS WANTED FOR HOUSE
CLEANING: Scrub Brush. 50: two
he packages of Washing Soda. 10c
worth. for 51;. Double Point Tacks.
American Liquid Soap for doors and
paint work. .
THE KO TEAS are. all right. Rostful
after labor. Get a free sample.
POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes.
Hard work to keep 11p with 1tlio. de-
mand. Home made, cleanly handl-
ed. Right every way. 2 for 51¢.
EiFFiEL TOWER LEMONADE at the
11 glass. Made at home in one min-
utc,-.
with them any more.
about and see them get a
DOG BREAD.
Fresh in and all r
When you want P
on CHICKENp‘we have
shape. at ‘
GROOT'S coodA. Among 1
half priced goods on siiow.I
regular at 1831:. 0113 part
dozen this after trying it
WHAT with. rr as?
we senve moi
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably futon
Because others have failed to give re-
s .
We have the best arranged and hes;
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREEI
o. B. JACKSON, .
GtadunteIOptician. I , 'c-Ij/
58 Wall St. Norwalk.Ct. ’4
I
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HAZLETON, CROSS CREEK, BIG VElN
COAL
Delivered in your cellar at
H
$5.157
No. 2 Nut 4.50"
The coal will be carefully screened and delivered by it"
lulddriiletrs. Hickory. Oak, Pine and Chestnut Wood 521
an spi
Telephoné Call 97- 2.
I
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WE QUOTE: .1
BLUE FISH.
WEAK FISH .
PDRGIES (not cleaned)
R. J. CUTBILL GO.
Washington lithe“. Next to J. H. F’Ol'l'iiI'S
1-
“CV;
Furnished Cottages and Rooms I111
For season. week or day.
All directly oh the share.
1 Lighted with gas. . Fine spring; 111121!” "
Elegant table d'hote meals i ‘
F'ne Bathing. Boating and Fishing
Ill 1‘ .
‘11 l
14th, previous to than by special arrangement.
Address,
Warren E.
1111111 in 111.11.1‘. iii. Lloyd: hymn.
«499i; benediction. 1 1
Norwalk Chronicler