C E. Bette is ill, . Mrs Bessie Smith of North Main street. is Ill George Othamel of Wilton- avenue, is In New York today on business. ,_ Mrs. F. H. Field. of burrltt avenue, is confined toner home by illness. Several New Yorkers were in Nor- walk, yesterday, looking for summer places. ‘ ~Frcsh Vegetables everyday, at Wright's Market (Schaub's old stand.) Mr. and Mrs Joseph B. Ella are ex- piloted home today, from a trip to Wat- e'rb'iiry. Mrs Jennie ‘Johiicon of Bostohu the guest of Colonel and Mrs. samuel Daskam. Colonel J. A. Gilman. United States Army. was in Norwalk yesterday, look- ing lei a summer place. IThe Peek in Baseball Club want to play a game of ball with the R & G team In fact they will play any base- biill team in town. The banquet of the Norwalk Board of Fire Underwriters has been arrang ed for next Wednesday cunning at 6; gclock at the Deribn 89 G . it . '1. 'I‘ly '4': ; -sim' also obr one. Dry Goods. Furniture and Carpets, at 8collab! & Hoytf . So. Nip-walk. Miss Jennie Smith, one? t% he charm- ing operators of the It Tern New England Telephone Company, is spend- Ing the day in New ,York. seeing the sights. It Is th'e ’cbnsensuh‘"'of strawberry growers that this season a crop will not be more ll half the average, owing to the wet condition during the bios— soming season .1“...— Thomas IIeatherland was out driv lug yesterdoy afternoon and near the Central Nitioiill‘il‘llahii one of the wheels of the hop caught In the hack and collapsedfli. 7. ——James Yates “Hortensio In‘ “Kath orlne." The tire crackers have once more put in an appearance In the windows oi local stores. Last night there was an occasional explosion of a cap from a toy pistol, or a fire cracker. A Woman named Alice Drake was ar- rested yesterday. for intoxication. She was brought up in court this morning. and her case was continued for one month. This Is the second arrest In the upper end of town during June. Mr. and Mrs. George M. ‘Benedict and son oward, are In New Haven today. attc be the commencement at the State Normal School. ‘ Miss Jessie Ben: eldict is. a member of the graduating 0 use —. The Real Estate Owners' Association of the Twelfth and Nineteenth words New York. held a picnic at Roton Point ybsterday. The Baptist. Temple Bible School, of New York. Is picniclng there’ztoday. Therewili be an excur- sion to the Pointevery doy this month tiiiii be consulted In the nation of the a and daily between: 9 and! “issues treated. . :6 once more seen on the streets of audirapprts a very pleasant time. He , w—Dr. M. S Rosco ocuilst and aurlst - aol'teino Hotel. on Tuesday and J " m. between the hours at 1 it‘d; g; find '9 p. on. ht 6'16 Pan-Mid ave , in. Bridgeport. 19on examined and > rile smiling falls of in... I. Judd ' ‘ . South Norwalk. He returned yesterday non the PanaAIuerican Exposition, describes the electrical display there. hinting grand. and alone Is worth THD J EWELERSI 3 MAIN NTNIINI NOIWALKI “*“HINGTON 31'. DO. NORWALK i”. has? 1’ .« ~ W You will into complete obit! AL condemns“ I' stores. filth room W 10!” Eli“ Diimu. Z and family arrived this morning. from Washington. D. 0. ~ Vtvrigm’s Market (Schaub‘s old stand.) mans corner. . (learn 'H ' my: claim that they lode no business . any, which “annuals very much after a Mrs. Frederick Dalton. of .W visiting her lather. 1&8ng . bumtreet. 3,5 Librarian Miss Dotha Stone Pinned. or Norwaik, and Mrs '1‘. 1-K Noble are in Marimba todain; p . Mrs. William ii. Ste canon, of Bridgeport. y terrier wast a guest of «threw words. The household goods of C. J. Louver M "Chickens of our dressing, at ——- There is something interesting about refrigerators in the ad. of The D. M. Read Company today. Eat-Mayor Edwin Wilcox has pur- chased a new. delivery wagon. it was used for the first time today. I. Davis & Son have fifty bicycle ’suits for men, which they are selling at 33.79. They are regular 36 suits. ow- PI Choir of Police Bradley has returned home from the Budalo Exposition. and will resume his duties tomorrow. if there Is anything the matter with your-watch, call on Homer 3. Hoyt, and he will fix It. 'liook up the ad. At this time of your you should keep your .feet cool. If you want to know how to do it, call at Olsen’s shoe ”store. ~See Edward J. Hayes as “Lucen- tio" In “Kathfl'ine.” June 21-22. it was? thirty years ago last Tuesday since George C. Stillson purchased the drug store he now conducts In Wash- ington street. \ W Otto Lindstrom was given the second degree in Odd Fellowahlp. at the meet. ing of Butler Lodge. in Washington street last night. When yo guts} Bridgeport, just drop Int 0 Title rigors qf-a“tlIe: soprano? Dry Goods Company. and look at the sports- .. . . i ”In . Rev. A. A. Blckford. of. Shelton, is III South Nor‘WaIk. in the interests of evangelical work; tie is stopping at the Havlland House. ,1.) _ Ollicers will be nominated at the meeting of Washington Camp. P. 0. S A., this evening. The election will takr place next week. The quarantine has been removed from the residence of Patrick Mulvoy in the Step Rock Road. The children have been III of diphtheria. —All kinds of Fish. at Wright‘s Mai" ket (Schsub's old market.) Principal W. C. Foote picked II large mess of peas from his garden. this morning. It is thought to be the first that has been harvested In South Nor- walk this season. *— it would be a pleasant thing for you if you would just drop in and see W. A. Benedict and look over his six hundred different styles of cloth. whether you intend to purchase or not. Letter Carrier Joseph Tammany is not happy today. for his valuable dog has either strayed away. or is stolen. lie has engaged Constable John .I. Goodwin to look the canine up. W W. S Sturtevant has placed a Zara In North Main street, warning people that no smoking Is allowed within. bo- csiise of the fireworks display. W ”Business men can enjoy luncheon at Shellield-onthe-Sound. Take iiz-io boat from Dorlon's and be back in town at 1 ofciocki. Mr. and Mrs. John P. 'l‘IeadwclI have returned from Gaston, I’a.. where they have been attending the commence- ment exercises of Lafayette College. in which their son, J. P Treadwell, Is a student. The Helping Hand Circle of King's Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist Church. will hold its last meeting tlII fail, tomorrow evening with Miss Liz- zlc Grindrod. of Chestnut street. and all members are requested to be present. Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Ferris. of New York. who have been several weeks with Senator and Mrs.~.lolin i-i. Ferris. in West street. will leave South Nor- walk. Saturdai. for Sullivan County. New York w are they will enjoy a week's pleasure in fishing, returning again to South Norwalk. Mrs. Marga at A. Vosburgh and Miss K Germd‘nd sham. are visiting rel- ativeaiu Newark. N J. They attended a wedding of a sous Mix to Attorney IVoiibiirgli.M as expected to return to South Norwaik today. but Mrs. Vcsbiirgli will remain a couple of weeks longer. “Spring Lamb and held. meats of all kinds. at Wright's Market (Schaub‘s old stand ) There is a moyemdnt on toot among the South Norwaik lawyers to close their oilices Saturday afternoons“ our. big the months of .Iuly and August. This plan has been adopted in bridge- port for several years. and the alien by it. and In addition get a ball hon. sign in the main entrance to his store ' . Mother“ is -. "in the T 'n Cities. . and iabncs. ' hatian Negligee Shirts. Also a great Showing Nonvall: Storer Masonic Buildin'g. Here you will find a selection at propel "styles Convmced Indeed will you be. as to our' » leadership III tailored clothes ready to don Notice our 50th window. not to be found in the Norwiilks. The way they are selling tells the story. from 25c to 9.00. bizes, shirts, 34 to 54; drawers. ditto 152; regulars and steals. , Union suits. $.00. $l.5'il and $2.50. Comstock Bros. It contain Mari- Handsomer Shirts are oi Summer Underwear, South Net-walk Store: 14 South Main St. "Crocker‘s Flour" good ilour. NOURISHING BREAD. Two loaves may look alike, there the rcsi-Iiiblaiicc cuilsi'l‘lie first. rich in valuable food elements, is palata- ble, healthful and nourishing. makes good bread because it is Ask your grocer for it, or order direct from I 'us'" BU «his THATSCLEAN. .' .. ) MANUEL T. HATCH. . \W :w The other Is filling, biIt——~. If not. do so at once. It costs you nothing. Oar Platinum: Last Forever. OPPOSITE HOTEL Haveyoamwaited Jacksnn 8 Studio ? and you will see thé Latest Pnodudz'ons of the PHOTOGRAPHIC iARI: IACKSON’S STUDIO. 53 WALL MEET. NORWALK. oI WILLIAM 49 WALL STREET w. A. BINDDICT. Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwalk. 116 Washington an. be. Norwaik. Dear Sii: mailc clothing. ClOilICS conform to the wearer. l'uitliiully Also 8 palding, Vardon, Mac Gregor and Morristown Clubs. Henley, Odobo, Musselburgh. Silvcrtown. Practice and R‘s-made Balls. Morristown Golf Clubs, $1. Llotlics that iii lllC pcrsou are good for soic eyes-«that littlc peculiarity of shape tliious out the cutiic sliapcliucss of the ready.- Wc overcome that Stop in at your railicst coiivcuicuic. are the IIIIIicrials In the IIIIIglI and the pi Ii cs for putting them into wearable condition. B. G. 1. AGENCY. P. BEERS, NORWALK. Norwalk, Conn. June 20, 1901. peculiarity by making the yotii is. W. A BENEDICT. 'p‘y’". in? no IT. M In intuitions. FINE RESTAUNJNT. DIVENOINO Nil/IND. , . wasniuoron Juno toes-Anus un- der the “amid b action of Ohio Ey- drogrhphur Nowell. peritoneal survey Mild whom were In Wiggle“ T. N POINT Anticancemenl Extraordinani Commencing Monday. June 24th for one week only. 'j Concerts Every Afternoon and Evening. DANCING DAILY. hloh Wild bi: toll L l .lilDIES’ durum “Jets; (iii snout sinuses II SPDCML rr. ‘ diverting St. Mary' b river Into the Milli River valley in biomass. . firewalls» hound o . us can. ‘ ' solos tar ll. Benedict. Learned Green _ 'Miu Eidred Rosita! "Mr. Boozer at the R & G Darlen O'Brien. 1 l). , Smith. c. i. Douiens. 3 .b.. Reed .3 b. James. 2 b. '_ GonoveI 2 b Cahill. c. f. Collins, p. McKIernau,c. Williamson l. f. Day. s. s. White, 9 s. Burke. l. f. Taylor. 1 b. , McQuillan. r. i. Glynn. I'. f. Dowd. p. Alexander. c. Youngs. Moylan. . Inga and situation of rooms What the church last night as large and t consl'sted of Albeit The * d l trying Byin ton doll Mr3.:N recitations y Mahdi“ solos by Miss Kern and” lab as ' _ y‘ByiiuItou; violin solo by which Chin. . cry. Whistling solo by Jay Reynolds. j and ‘tbblsanx Although the Whole program Was line; the tableaux were especiiilly so. pose swore graceful and natural. first tableau was Cupids’ Court in. tires parts. and the ascend was?! hdrity and Despair, the last one and the closing number of the program be- Ing Faith Hope “and Charity. ~ The on c and cream were Well pa- trouized by the audience and all the cake was disposed of. The evenings entertainment netted a good sum for the circle. The young ladies who took part in the tableaux were Mrs. Addie Osborn. Mrs. Fletcher Vanliooseur. Mrs Louis Fauntleroy, Mrs. F. E. Vail, Miss Kirk, Miss Anna Russell, Miss Lizzie Grin- rod, Miss Laura Comstock, Miss Jessie McKay, Miss Myrtle Paulds, Miss Ed» na Whitlock and Miss Mildred Osborn, who took the part of cupid. m MORE SALOONB VISITED. Bar," in New Haven. Miss Ellen Eidred, the woman from Laurens, N. Y., who was In The Nor- walks last week. and who made such a our on Monday evening by preaching temperance in the Bowery saloons In lower George street. New Haven, was at work again among the State street saloons last night. She visited a now her of places In the block between Elm and Court streets. New Haven. Miss Eldred created some excitement. but there was no trouble. She recited her poem. “Mr. Boozer at the Bar," and then offered copies for sale. BASEBALL iN DARIEN. The strong R if: G's will be seen in Darien on Saturday. as the opponents of the home team there. As both teams are much stronger than last year. time is keen rivalry between them and a meat game is expected. Darlen will have the team togethei that shut out the City College of New Yoik III their 4-0 game The full line Iip Is as follows: _.__.—_~ STAMFORD GHOST CLUB‘S sins. ‘ About thirty-live members of the Ghost Club. of Stamford. passed through South Norwalk on a special cur last night shouting the club call of Ya. Ya, Ya There. were as many young ladies as gentlemen. Many on the street. who did not know what the Ghost Club was. expected to see the members covered with white sheets or something of the sort They were sur- prised to see them appearing the same as any other club members. A young lady with very red cheeks and an abundance of jet black haII out In the. rear seat telling a- ghost story to half a dozen young men. When they passed through South Norwaik they were bound for Broad River. On their return they stopped at Roton Point and enjoyed dancing until a late hour. LOOK OUT FOR HIM. Residents of the lower section of the city are puzzled at present over the peculiar action of a man who claims to be an agent. For the past week this change individual gained access to homes In the southern section of the city by representing that he had been sent by some machine company to repair sewing machines. This was an excuse even in houses where the families had no sewing machines and it it hinted that the man Is a “faklr” simply getting a line on the furnish purpose Is can only be surmised but many housewives have become alarm ed and are making inquires relatIVe to the visitor. w. THOMAB OUiNLAN'B CHALLENGE. This afternoon some of the fast hors- es of the town and vicinity. will again brush on the boulevard speedway in illast Norwalk. it Is thought that some of the members of the Norwaik Driv» Ina Association will act as starters and allow the horses to get away more evenly. Thomas Quinlan comes out today and says he will brush his C. (I. C. with any horse in the town or state. it Is thought that he will get Intolthe challenge brush with Luther M. ergh and Arthur Waldron on Satur- day. If Mr. Wright's Great Thornton has recovered; from .his lameness. WM NORWALK HobPITAL HePORT. ‘ There are abnreseut In the Norwaik Hospital ton tiebts. five males and live females. ,‘T rec new patients have been admitted during the week and one discharged. Sixtyono visits have been made to the patients and the hos pital Mrs. Leslie Smith has attended to the duties of the Ladies Board (or the weak. Gifts of pillow cases have been received from Trinity Church Guild and small pillows from Mills Hatch. George C. pomstocli sent to the patients a large quantity of line while garden pinks. . . A DELIGHTPUL FLOWER. “ George C. Comeback. of Rossdale Farm. Broad River. iett at this ofiice today. a very liberal bouquet of birds white carnation. The flower iii of the plant are white and insurances of a rdill Ihtfiil and lasting chin-rid r. .._... one bile—P Inn J '10th ' Jones, pr . sailing; pisnti ”magma? “go till“ h' rim to The ssttign swore Very pretty and the . The ' ope. - , ill the Model THIN68 WANTED FOR HOUSE Do Nat Despair ‘ carriaioi and. of. Hi ’ ' boy's slurs All Wool Two Piece Suits. trousers on some have: do bi v\ , MEN’S SUITS lilgh Grade Sack Suits in the newest mixtures. a very large meat. at Our All Women Black Clay Dult leads them all, lit 4 Suits as low as $5.00 and up to 320m all excellent v u . Perfect hitting Garments. ‘ , Flannel Trousers, with deep turn up, NMLMEE 5:111? 118 . At 4b: our selection In large and patterns all the neweii At $1.00 and 81.50 our selection of High‘ Grade Novelti‘e Famous “Lion Brand" and includes acme swell White Bose ours. ~ ‘fLiou Brand" 4 ply Linen Collar in all the newest styl , 25o. Gulls. 25c. STRII W HA 1': crctmo am 2‘5 ; A special Cycling Hat to blacks and pearls, regular 31. 25 quail!) UNDER WEAR RICE. Call attention to some nice, utc whole grain Rice. large and hand some, just In. at In: lb. with them any more. about and see them get on DOG BREAD. Fresh In and all right. When you want POTTED , OR CHICKEN. we have i shape. at . enoor's cocoa. Among the“ half priced goods on she. ‘ Dutch Cocoa Is a line or. bi J regular at 180. One party he dozen this after trying CLEANING: Scrub Brush, 5c; two he packages of Washing Soda. 10c worth. for 5c. Double Point Tacks. American Liquid Soap for doors 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 keepup with the de- mand. Home made. cleanly handi- ed. Right every way. 3- 2 for Se. EIFFIEL TOWER LEMONADE at IAC a glass. Made of home In one min- Lorenzo “DI WE SERVE YOU? of getting your eyes comfortably fitted bieiéauss others have failed to give re- l e We have the best arranged and best equipped optical room in the Nor- walks, and Guarantee our work. EXAMINATION FREE! 0. B. JACKSON, Graduate Optician. 58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct. HAZLETON. ' CROSS CREEK Bio VEIN ' COAL / Delivered In your Ceullar at I II 1.5. No. 2 Nut 3 The deal will be careiully screened and delivered by fulddrimrs. hickory. Oak Pine and Chestnut Wood ' an sp Telephone Call 97 2. W .M 1 NATIVE CAUGHT BLACK FISH AND seas. FRESH MAKEREL, ‘ BLUE FISH. . WEAK Has, ' ,, ‘ " POROIEB. FLUKED (fiat mm). R. J. CUTBILL co ' Washington street. Next to J. H. Fort“ SALLY LEWIS ACADEMY. SDUOTHINGTON. June 20—,0radiu ates of Sally Lewis Academy. which went out of existence when the prei' sent bowls High School was started hold their eighth triennial reunion to- day. Officers were elected as follows: President Charles F. Olney, Cleveland 0.; vice presidents. ll. 13. Hitchcock Hartford. and Dr. Lewis Barnes. Ox— ford. Mass” secretary. It i. Nowell, Plantsvllle. Conn: treasurer. Stephen Walkley,§iiuthinuton. Professor 3 ’I‘ Trott of boat vermin. N IL. deliv» cred the oration of the day ad other ,, speakers were Mrs. Sue Mar III Fran. . ham. ofiian Erancisco and Rev. A. M. Lewis. of Montpelierth. . smith who was shot vii/lures re use caowu raises. Am“? mm" W” 2%. anlilN, June 90*‘861’00 alarm was caused by an accident at Bochum Westphalia. yesterday. While .tbé crown prince, Frederick William, Wits on his way fro Midcn to Bonn drunken indivi cal sonic lid bio. iii SELECTING BITE FOR I cmcioo. June 293-; Tribune from Coin Maw g committee repress lent Order of [like 5 to select a slip io' ’ The on aim Grand Exalted ital or, of Jamestown. , . for sites now. as . Cod‘y. le’f. 1);: lorad’d“ '59 ill‘ It! ii Dnndiis'lty/Ohio'fw W .mm «‘1- H... u.-- y till alga,
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