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flinch-raw we .011: with
“Whipped" mam 1's most
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ociety of
Church,
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- The Christian Endeavor
the South Norwalk Bertie
will meet tonight.
Thursday eVenlng the monthly bus-
iness meeting of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church will be held
Miss Fanny Paight and Miss May
Waterbury of Stamfmd. were guests
of South No1 walk 11 iends yesterday
C. S Trowbridges box manufactory
is may busy at mascot and is taking
' ch 11 large n11111be1'of additional hands
An order was 1ccelved last Week,
iln'ough Daniel Keogh“. of East 11lor~
walk 1"emese'niatIVc of a New Yolk
drug house for 1.30000 boxes for the
conccm. ,
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——M1'. W. E. Matthews has purchas-
ed a beautiful Kranlch & Bach piano
of J. W.St11dweil
Private H. P. Stark, who deserted
several Weeks ago from Company For
. ty-slx, Coast Artillery. U. S. A.. eta
tioned at Fort Strong Mass. was ar-
rested Saturday by the Waterbmy no
lice. He is at present in the police
stationed pending born the United
States authorities.
Josef Tokacz, who lives at 18
Bailey street. and is employed by Mar-
tin Bates. J1. & Company, claims that
he is being persecuted by a follow
countryman living in t 'e neighbor
111100110011, and is in tear or his life. He
or: etc to have thé marrialrested un
less he ceases to nhlioy him.
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--liavlng taken room and window at
Sturtevant’s store. North Main St.. I
am now prepared to “do all lines of
work at reasonable prices. The repair
lag of fine and complicated watches
a specialty. All wo1k Warranted. A.
S.Ferrls.Watchn1aker and .Icwaler.
«A young man wanted.
Lawton & Company's.
at F. D.
The steamer Nassau has been char
tered to run from New York to Roton
Point every Sunday and holiday dur-
ing the season and will make her first
trip next Sunday, leaving from the Bat»
. tery and stopping on the bridge dock,
Hrooklyn. and Thirty-first street. East
River, the same as last season.
Alfred N. Wildman. of Danbury. re-
ceived Saturday from Captain Leonard
D. Wildman who is in the Philippines
an autogroph letter by Aguinaldo. The
letter is a voluminous document writ-
ten upon the official paper of the 1'-01
mer Filipino 1epubllc and bears the
official seal. it is written I11 Spanish
An automobile party from Norwalk
who visited Sthmford yesterday and
spent some time and a little money
l1ere,i’orgot the route by which they
came. They started over the Cove
Road, and the further they went the
more certain they became they were
lost. They hailed the sight of Police-
.man Button with delight, and were
profuse in their thanks when he set
them straight—Advocate.
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~Auction of Household Furniture
Wednesday. June 19th 10a. 111. No. 25
Orchard street, Mitchell & Son auc-
tloneels.
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The Ministerlng Clrclo of King‘s
. Daughters of the“ N01 walk Congrega
tional Church will- meet With Miss
Margaret MacDonald, In Cranbury. on
Friday. A oaxry~all will leave the Nor
walk Hotel promptly. at 2: 30 p m.
and members of the Circle are urged
to be on time. Those living nearer the
church may meet at the home of Mrs
Frederick Bclden: such are also re
quested to be prompt.
Henry A. Taylor, Jr.. who. according
. to despatchos from Grand Rapids.
. Mich” has been indicted there by the
grand Jury on charges connecting him
with an alleged Water works scandal
was at his residence In Milford Satur
“ day; but When asked for an Interview
excused himself on account of pressure.
of luminous. it is believed that as yet
he has received. no vls'li; from any of-
,Il’tl as a reach. of 1111: Michigan In “
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THE JEWELERS.
1 MAIN truest, NORWALK,
so wasumarou or; so. NORWALK
m
You will-dad; complete
OIYI‘ICAL DEPARTMENTS
‘ at both of our store‘s. with room or-
“ pecially fitted on tor that purpose.
' spectacles and «ye-glam fitted by the
most improved methods and utilise
in this place.
- Univeristy of Pennsylvania.
‘ the member or
., more. than
”fromnllavilsnd street to 28 Spring
street.
‘mA young than wanted.
Lawton it; Como-tin)" fl.»
111111111 Waldron'a Margaret 8.. won ‘
th.l1'd money In the race at Danbury on ,
Saturday
Concord. 111111111011, Sons of Teacher
once, will hold a 1"egula1 weekly meet
ing tonight.
m
Daniel Keogh. of New York. has
been a. recent guest of his“ relatives
«but
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glendcnnlng
lett this morning for a trip to Buffalo
‘ and Niagara Falls.
The Norwalk Historicai‘and Memor-
ial Library Association will hold a
meeting, Tuesday evening.
The Connecticut Turnpikes. vs.. de-
feated the cedar Street Tigers by a
score of 27 to 13. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. W. F. Bishop will entertain the
Pine Ledge Whist Club Monday after-
noon at her home In Beldon avenue.
Alvab Nickerson. Ollie Nickerson
and Harry Hoffman took a trip hp the
Hudson as far as Newburgh. yesterday.
There will be a dance in Cannon to-
morrow evening and a number of Nor-
wulk young ladies and gentlemen will
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson. of
Bridgeport. were guests of M1. and
M s. W. H .Bakor of South Norwalk,
S‘,n(lny
Work is progressing rapidly on the
cellar for the large addition which will
be built to the Nbrwslk Iron Works
Company 11 foundry.
vision, A. 0. 11.. will be held at 7:30,
this evening-Jo take action on the
death of Hugh McManus.
A lot belonging to the N. L. Ely cs-
tate was sold Saturday. by Auctioneer
Mitchell. to J. William Theis. The lot
is situated in Meadow street.
W. S. Stdrtevant has received a
large Invoice of fire works for thc
Foprth of July. The pyrotechnics are
now being arranged In the store. ‘
College entrance examinations can
be taken at Chase's School during this
week. These examinations admit to
any college. except 'Yalc or Princeton.
Cockenoe Tribe of Red Men will as-
semble In tho wlgwam at 8:30 tomor-
row morning. to “attend the New Ca-
uaan parade. They will be in the sec
and division.
~On account of weather the. sale
building lots In Meadow street will be
held on Saturday June 22d.
Frank Wadhome. an employee of the
Twentieth Century Market. took a tour
ble from his wheel. near the sand bank
In Connecticut avenue. yesterday. and
cut his hands. .-
probably. on the lov‘verlng of the water
pipes of the No1 walk main in the plat
as specified in the contract awarded
to Cha1iott & Lubrano.
A Joint meeting of the Board ol‘
School Visitors and the sclccimen will
be held tomorrow evening. for the mnk
ing of appropriations fox the
school. 1‘01 the coming year.
Ponassus Council will hold a ladies
night tomorrow evening and a literary
and musical entertainment of great
merit has been arranged. The grand
regent H. l. Mathewson. of Milford, will
be present
James P. Mahcr of Danbury treasur-
er of the United Hatters of North
America. attended the baseball game on
Decker field Saturday afternoon. lie
was one of the head routers for his
home team.
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The annual meeting of the North
Center School'l'lietrlct will be held this
evening. A committee of one. a clerk.
a treasurer and a collector will be el-
ected. and It deem‘ed advisable a tax
will be laid.
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The Y. M. C. A. and the New Canaan
cadets were to have played a game 0!
baseball Saturday on the Baxter
' grounds but the New Cannons brought
with them only six players and the Y.
M. C. A's could not get their team to-
gether, so the game was called off.
Through Attorney John J. Keogh, the
parents of Philip Walters, the youth
who had his thumb and tore linger
blown from his left hand by the ex-
plosion of a. dynamite cartridge. In
tends to bring suit for damages
cartridges.
tomorrow night when
the result of he recent contest for
gaining recruits will be settled. The
posing side will put up- .1111 entertain-
ment for the company. Lieutenant ll.
N. Godfrey and A. it. Scoheld are cap
talus of the Opposing. teatns.
A committee. appointed by the
church. waited upon W1‘W1H- Hub‘
epecInaID‘meetin
Saturday. to ask him to withdraw his
resignation whloh was presented to the
replied. but promised to carefully con-
older the request of the church and
annular at an early date.
A Tall Mons club has been organ-
ized by the longlegsed students in the
Among
Waive who are each
an two inches 111
height. .
III.‘ F. Do
A special meeting of the Norwalk Dl- . ‘
Work will be commenced this week ‘
public -
against the contractors who owned the
my D will hold an important V
bard, upon his return. from Boston. =
church. Thursday last- He has not ydt ..
w... 1..
' V‘gClot‘he‘s'
“l‘don’i want my boyio look like aliiile old
man," said a moiheg yesterday. That‘s howhc
looked [in an ill-filling "cheap” suit. [lie were
one oi our boyish suits away. a real boy again.
Don't make YOUR boy into a little old man.
Put h1m into boyish clothes. Here they are.
good, strong su1ts.at pnces you can afford.
A good two-piece suit for as little 11582.001
lrom that up to $6.50.
Russian Blouse Wash 811115. at 75c to $2.00.
Comstock
Bros”
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South Norwalk Stor -:
14 South Main St.
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out fishing today.
hold a convocation.“ Thursday night. ;
Mrs. J. B. Boutwcll, of Shelton is the
guest or her son. Dr 0. l“. Boutwcil,
Crescent Terrace. .
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Washington Chapter. R. A. M1. will
hold a special meeting Wednesday eve~
hing There will new work.
Rev. W W. “it. anion is entertaining
for a few days his
‘ can and wifehf
fNow York city.
1-.”
Mrs. Cohen, (if Depth Norwalk. who
was operated on at the Stamford hos-
pital by Dr. llumortier. Is getting along
. very well
y The Norwalk Pottery has shipped
two hundred 11 note to New Canaan“
to use tomorrow when the paraders
will be there.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Block, of South
WNorwalh enjoyed a ride to High Ridge
yesterday and were the guests of
Samuel ICurtisp.
Mr. and Mrs. Fould's of Wilton
avenue. were visited by the Woman‘s
Relief Corps of Buckingham Post. last
Saturday night
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Dr. W. .l. Tracey has received a box“
of cigars from Edward Cavanagh. who
is now in the Philippines. on the hos-
pital ship Relief.
Mrs Adam. Schmidt. of Mechanic
sheet. South Norwulk, was operated
on at the Stamford hospital yesterday
by Dr. Dumortler.
The little daughter of Dennis Horan.
of Stuart aVenue. broke her arm while
playing In the yard yesterday. Dl.
Tracey attended her.
"Noualsumc BREAD.
Two loaves may look alike, there the resemblance
ends. The first, rich in valuable food clcnn-nts, is palata-
blc. healthful and nourishing.
“Crocker's Flour"
good Hour.
The other is filling. but~——.
makes good broad because it is
>\1.l< your grrn'l-r for it. or 1)l‘(l1'l'd(hl“1'cl from
us.
3 so? oars THAT‘S CLEAN. ,
- MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Haneyon ever visited J a a k s 0 n ,5
If not, do so at once. St u d, a ?
It costs you nothing.
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of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI:
Our Platinum Last Forever.
IACKSON' S STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
appears-110m
01 B. G. I.
AGENCY.
Also Spaldlng, Vardon. Mac Gregor and Morrlstown Clubs,
Henley, Ocobo. Musselburgh, Silvertown, Practice and Rc-made
Ball‘s, Mbrristown Golf Clubs, $1.
iWILLIAM P. BEERS,
49 WALL STREET. ‘NORWALK.
w. . essences
Roomi, Masonic Building. Norwalk.
118 Weaningtoo St" 80. Norwalk.
ll.
Norwalk, (301111., June 17, 1901.
Dear friend:
You will not be alone 111 the wearing of the Prince Albert suit
and high but. Many others are preparing to join the ranks
lbc samples are here—«so are we, at any time you may desire
as to take your measure Certainly we will call at your home if yen
say so. the name. address and time when, the only necessity to
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bring us together promptly.
I'aithfully yours,
W. A. BENEDICT.
Announcement Extraordinaru.
Coinmeucmg Monday. June 24th.
“ ‘ for one week only.
THE INTERNATIONAL LADIHS’ ORCHESTRA
Conderts Every Afternoon and Evening.;
DANCING DAILY.
a.
t
Hi l1 h l ’ id
Should have their boat equipped With a a]. fiffifizfimflrfififin
Nomaik Engine and be independent of me a postal and i will call.
the wind. For oyster Dredging they 695;.ngng 1311131011" an}!
are especially desirable. We have the a 1%: Y?“ i .56 a
most ammo simple and easily it or was}. . ,-
1‘ , ed glue on the market.
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and you will see the Latest Productions
' . ham.
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As there have been no objections to
the new layout of Fifth avenue and
P1 aspect street. East Norwalk. work
will be commenced on it today
The local branch of the Barbers' Un-
Ion will hold its annual election of oi-
ilcera tomorrow night at the barber
shop of the secretary. Rollo Black.
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Miss Eugenie Barker. prlma donna
of the Royal Carl Rosa Opera Com-
pany. of England. who arrived on the
Oceanic. Thursday. is the guest of Mrs.
S. 1. Mills.
Mrs Ruben Howard of Washington
street. and Miss Katherine Armstrong
of Holden avenue were the guests of
Mls Thomas (lnrion of Bridgeport
Saturday and Sunday.
The Epworth League. of the South
‘ Norwalk Methodist Church will hold Its
regular monthly sociable and business
meeting this evening A special cuter-
talnment program has been prepared
for the occasion.
A gate was placed in the water main
In lleldon avenue yostcrmday so that the
water supply could be shut off in the
lower part of the town in case of a
break without shutting 011' the Whole
system in Norwalk.
The funeral of the late John Nichols
was held from the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. George Buxton. on
Crescent Terrace Boulevard. Satur»
day afternoon. The Rev. C. M. Sel-
lock officiated. interment was in Riv-
erside cemetery.
The Norwalk Historical and Memor-
Ial Association expects to hear from
the reports of the committee on the
Down Town Cemetery Association as
to the action of the Legislature In the
matter of giving the Historical Asso-
ciation control of the cemetery at Its
meeting. tomorrow night.
Calendar for the week First Metho-
dist Episcopai Church; Monday 8 pm.
Epworth League Business and Social
meeting; Tuesday. 7:45 p. m. class
meeting. Seth Remington. leader:
Thursday 7:45 p. in mid week prayer
meeting. subject Give us this day our
Daily Bread; Friday. 3:15, Junior
League.
»
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Large congregations were present at
both of yesterday's services. The
morning sermon on the subject, The
by the pastor of the church in new
and original conception of thought.
The old idea of man being a sinner and
a rebel to God because of natural ten
dencies. and consequently lives were
wrongly lived, was entirely brushed
away and banished by eloquent and
logical argument that man was born
Just a little lower than God. and on ac-
count of this fact his natural aspira-
tions were for good and the awfulness
of sin was apparent from the fact that
It pulled man down from the lofty and
ideal position designed for him to oc~
copy by his Greater. The new presen-
tation of the old truths appeal to rea-
son and help the honest. cnquirer who
sticks to know the right. The second
sermon in the series to young men
from the topic. Joseph the Martyr, was
the discourse of the evening, and dealt
with true success that Is obtained
through persecution. These sermons
to young men are of helpful character.
and the two of the series that have
been listened to with deep interest and
profit. 111111.111 Duncan is so thor-
oughly earnest and honest In his pul-
pit declaratiohs. his ,hearera‘cloaely
follow with rapt attention each word
.. a... 11 comes from the,nreachor' 11.111111
The choir selections for the day. show-
ed good work for each member and
- pleased all present.
onAMTEVILLewiloNoAV 1111111101..
At the annual meeting of the Gran-
: ltevllle Sunday School yesterday, the
‘ following officers were elected for the
ensuing yearr Superintendent, J. A.
Richardson; assistant superintendent.
Harry Paxton. secretary, Harry Gill;
_ treaaurerJ R. Norris. librarian. Harry
lid-1111111»:I .11.; teachers. M11111 Lulu Small,
Miss M Clark. Mrs. E
Reliable, Mr it
Mi [No
one. 1“. and A. M.‘, will ‘
111111111 Charles Dou- 1‘
Mysteries of Godllness. was presented ”I
1 right a our expense "
BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE TO PURCHASE YOU.
MER OUTFIT.
WHOL‘IBALE TAILORED HIGH GRADE READY-ITO
CLOTHING.
BTEIN- BLOOM. RU88IAN BLUE SERGE <SUITO I
OTHER BLUE SERGE SUITS, ALL SURE WINN
OLAEB, AT $7.50, $10, $12 AND 318.
eram- 31.0011 FLANNEL com-e AND racemes
PERFECT FITTING, LIGHT WEIGHT anameurs we
as case across. Pancas 310 312,315. ‘
THE NEW YOKE NORFOLK FLANNEL COAT. WI‘III'I THO
ERS TO MATCH, AT 810. 3
THE FELLOWS HAVE ALL GONE CRAZY OVER .
"VARSITY” STRAW HAT.
WILLIS 11. $111an
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER,
-" 48 and 50 WALL 811: NORWALWKN
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings." "
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At the Model Gracia
mm“-
RICE. Call attention to some nice. ute.
whole grain Rice large and hand- ANT SUGAR. Don't: be.
some. just In. at so lb. with- them any Indra. 5933,31;
THINGS WANTED FOR HOUSE about and see them get 0
CLEANING: Scrub Brush, 5c; two DOG BREAD, '
be packages of Washing Soda. 10c pm hi on ll
worth. for 5:. Double Point Tacks. “qwjlfiyoi,l W3“: Pr3$$so 1-
American Liquid Soup for floors and OR CHICKEN” we have It
paintwork. _ ' shape at 1 . .1
THE KO TEAS are all right. Itesti‘ul GROOTDS 0013 0A. Among th
after labor. Get a flee sample.
POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes. ’51}: {“8911 30de 031 11110th is
l-'la1d work to keep up with the do 1e “Tr I??? 36 ”e I? “a
mand. Home made. cleanly handl- g a a o. no par y
dozen tins after trying it.
ed. Right every way. 2 for So. I “
EIFFIEL rowan LEMONADE at no WHAT WILL IT 35? H0
we SERVE Your
Lorenzo-i
Do Not Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably fitted
lliiectause others have failed to give re-
e
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the nor-
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. J RCKSON.
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct.
HAZLETON, CROSS CREEK, BIG VEIN
COAL
Delivered 1n your cellar. at
H H U
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1
No. 2 Nut 4 511 U
The coal will be careiully screened and delivered ‘
to! drivers. Hickory. Oak. Pine and Chestnut “Woo
and split . -
RAYMON
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THE BRIDGE FISaH MARK
Telephone Call 97 2.
we QUOTE:
BLUE FISH,
WEAK EISH . 8Q
PORGIES (not cleaned) 6 LBS. F0"
FRESH MACKEREL, BUTTER FISH HALIBUT, E
R. J-. CUTBILL C0
Washington street. Next to J. H. li'er‘rta' 11 (in f
e
Letter to Hon. E. J Hill.
Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Sir: A good many people will
see your house In the course of the
next ten years We want it to show
what Davao lead and zinc will do a
should like you to paint it, and to on
not paint It again for ten years—«un-
less It needs repainting.
We’d like such a sample as that In
erery town in the country—with a no-
tice about it in the town paper. “Mr.
Hill' 11 house was painted ten years ago ‘
with Devon lead and zinc. and has 11ch
or been repainted The color is not so
bright as it was; but the paint is as
perfect a coat as ever to keep out
water. "
A‘ good kind“ and oil job In expected
to last three rears; It is a good one
that lasts three years; it sparsity
does not. Davao lead and a no lasts
twice as long. if notin-
"If you have any tacit to had With
this paint“, either now in putting it on.
or hereafter In the wear, tell your deal-
er about it.
"We authorise him to do what
was largely atten‘
no‘on from the 1‘31 413
In Spring street 111111 1‘ ,
Church at 2 o’clock A '
and at St. Mary's c
. ‘vby‘
kins. chief rang. ot'fiiou
.1‘. of Au of Routlrlii »
Members of the coil-rt
her of about 130. “will
rooms at 11M
and badges. and
deuce; After the ,
bearers. consisting. 6
John Manning, 811111116] I
11111 0111113911, Ber-hard Gas 1
gene Wafer. inhrched 10
the boards. with th 1
Ins. to the char-1111.111 ‘
' William Mailer‘. mama
dole-1n mass. .
.1 The floral tr
1.111
. We want your house as
‘ 11d you as winter.
Norwalk Chronicler