' he cement (or the repair 0! hack
(trope In hatlmlntqttn.1. _
«1W1:
The ad. of A. fisherman It Son» Will .
' llaterest everylad
i Whichena, 12o.- ,ot Maya: 3.
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, Charles Lamas-.01 New Haven. Isl
visiting at his home in Wilton avenue. 1‘
Wars “1
. .1 :W. S Sturtsvaut has; a large display ‘1
:gt I‘lireworks. lions. and hunting on
~ ' an . 1'
Periect hitting (turnouts.
Fl Ill!
1-; Hits who passed th ; routers. with doth turn up.
I examination or any one in'
minimal School. In New York. an . ,
, ignitheln‘gt “huh -i.pr sshglvsn ill _1 .,
:ec . IN on cramp pares ,
' and Mrs. S1 H Ferrla. In We '
election is large and patterns all the
auditso our selection or High Grade
it contains Man- AFgmouis'mion Brand"and Includes some ewe
Notice our south Window.
1 through at the top.
8 Katherine Guarnierl will go to
New York tomorrow to attend the wed
ding or a relative.
~1wBik. and btvn. Derbles O’Brien.
-' Rev. _.W W '1‘. Dustin will preach In
the, Union Chapel. West Norawlk. Sun-
day alternoon. studio" g. I;
g In)” opera & “Murmurs Com-
pany has secured the services 01 Neal
son Crew for the summer. -
A baseball team from South Nor-
, want In tryIng to arrange a game with
the Stamfords tor Saturday.
Contractor M J.- Riordan Is begin-
ning the erection of titrenty bnthing
houses at ShellIoIn-oosth Sound.
Mrs. J. M. Benedict 01 West Main
street. Is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
“ltrunk Jones. of Stamford. today.
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‘. Bette.” of Port (thinner. has re-
d home from a visit with his
daughter. Mrs. A. H. Hoyt, of Bunke-
”icy street. , g
. r-Ihur Bushel, gt So In Norwalk
good to Stdm‘lord w are he has
‘ (hired a position £413» the: Yale at
Tessa factory u .11 ..- 1
Louis St. John Keeler has been mak-
ing a short trip through Connecticut
‘tor the Gilbert ,8: Bennett'sMaIiuIactur-
'Ing. Chmpany 1; "
3125’
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issuing Lamb and host meats of all.
kinds. at Wright's Market (Schaub‘s
old stand )
Mrs. E. Hill. or west avenue. believes
that she has the honox of having pick-
. ed the first peas 0! the season. from
her oWn garden. ha Ing‘ heen gathering
them for a week plat“
A bunch of waste Was discovered
burning on the Washington street
bridge yesterday morning
or water was suIncIent‘tio 1“tall the blaze
out by the Inon‘ iii the grim "tower. "
h‘oreman Theodore Ferguson. for
Thompson d.- Colc, the oyster shippers
of Washington street: Intends to ntove
his family from tho Rose cottage In
'Bayvisw avenue. to Néw York, where
W‘hQ has secured a pdsltlou.
o——-- “vain—J
-——All the [attest Straw. O'Brien
S. l. G. Georgd W. Cohen. of Pales-
tine Castle. No.1.ot South Norwalk
.wlll visit Pioneer Castle, A 0. K. of
M1. 0.. this evening. The pommittee In
churns will make their réport on the
rimlnation 01 officers. during the oven—
mg.
The new flag pole that In to eur-
mo’unt the tower of thonew Hotel Clif-
tor’d has been completed by Contrac-
1.,11,tor Harry .W. Ma or- The length of
"sit ls twenty- five fee. it Is eight inch-
cs square at the base and tour inches
. .1 ,.
J Special tor Satand Moth: lodles’
“22.35 sumo hr $50: up
.Mercerlted l35k Ms. $11.25; Ladl‘ if
and ‘32. 25 White Emb’y Petticoats.
12131.25, and $1.50:' courtroom Duck
Skirts, $1. 25. M. S. Smith 8: Co.
Miss Bertie Paproth of Newd York
at the residence ()1th
' tt
‘ flap of the employees has temporarily
as ng nicely.
tto Savanna 6a..
to “theatre new or Julia Pig-
was struck Tooling: high and
Mr r. ~Umbrellas, Mourning Bands. O'Brien
“ .Kilorau and a. woman who called her
"‘ . ~Golt Stocks for men or women,
- 506.1}iilin‘s.
. A IeW paIIs _
"slightly. whereupon the driver took his
-1 Brown. In the town of Tarrlngton. to
' them belng girls.
. or so. and it Is, the Intention of the
up htc state that More. the bdate as
air next game. thcb will be With”
the Newtleld’s.£1une 20th. alterations
tun be made on their grounds. and
11"]??? seats Will he placed so that they
stand. in the least.
w...“-
~Allkinds ofFIsh at Wright‘s Mare
hot (Schauh's old market)
The propeller P
Stamford, is at McCarthy's dry dock
undergoing her annual overhauling.
“of seats.
on her to
us Turner in command.
Walk. Will tufts?” her place
‘ Alter the brushing was ended on the
new boulevard speedway Ianaet Nor.
walk yesterday afternoon. Dr. A. H.
Baldwin measured the speedway from
the monument to the letter box with
an accurate odometer attached to his
rubber tired vehicle. The distance was
lost 154 yards short or a half mile.
Brown & Werner 8 Uncle Tom‘ a cab
In United Shows has been showing to
crowded tents since they started out
the lot in Meadow street last evening.
C C. Brown. of Port Chester. and John
Werner of Rye. are the owners of the
combination now traveling In the East!
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Percy E. Ferris and party have Ie
turned from their New York trip In
the launch, II: L, and report a vary
It cannot ti , ,tllo pro-
rotth‘ a II“ Inc done. Mr
Ferris went dye exhoard and with a
wrench tightens it so that the trip
was made In remarkably last time,
The final and full dress rehearsal of
House. last night. The costumes of the
cast are the finest that have ever been
seen In Nor-walk. Every one who is to
take putt h Ifhfli‘ led well. and the per-
formance' without doubt be one
of the most successful ever produced In
The Norwalks The play to under the
direction ‘ot John W. Sculley. whose
skill In producing a play Is well‘
known. 5 .
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A coachman gave an exhibition un-
der the Washington street bridge. this
morning, Which shoWs how foolishly It
man can not while driving a hIgh- bred
horse. The animal became frightened
at a passing train, but threatened no
violence. lie simply trembled and pro.
ceedéd under the bridge prancing
whip and delivered several stinging
cuts on the animal's neck.
Captain George Look. of the Salva-
tion Army. In New York. and Monten-
ant Maude Whitney. one of the old sol-
diers In South Nonmlk. will be at the
Salvation Army barracks, this evening.
There will he a special meeting In the
hall. and also on the street. Miss White
ney will leave soon, to take a speclhi
appointment The place has not been
determined upon as yet.
Articles of incorporation of the John
Brown Association. of Torrlngton.
have been tiled with the secretary of
state The objects of the association
are to procure the birthplace of John
repair and restore the same and to
perpetuate the history and memory 0!
John Brown. The unicorn of the asso-
ciation are: President, [min A.
Cooke; secretary. Thomas Richards.
A nu‘mber‘of the employees of the
Perkins Electric Switch Company In
Hartford are out on strike, one half of
They 'want a. nine-
hour day with ten hours' pay. It was
stated at the factory that while the ac-
aitaotad the running of moment. the
diIhcultIes will hoover-come In aday
ofllclals to fill the places of the strik-
ers at once if the old hands do not
return
M—
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Thoegraduates from the State Nor
mail 8 I In New Haydn yesterday.
included; lss Joanie Benedict, or Nor
Walk. Mics Coolie 8. Osborn, or East
Norwalk and Miss Emma A. Benton
and Miss Anna. F1. Pierce. or South
the morning In egerclaea In Room 2
(trade 2 Miss E Quinlan teacher.
Miss Pierce In Room 5 Grade 4. Mia
Thomas. teacher: Miss Bouton in
Room 7 Grade 5. Miss Swa’euey. teach
or. and Mills Osborn Itoom a. Grade
6. Miss Schmahi‘, teas er.
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A man giving ' name of Patrick
all Mary Smith were arrested at
Ildli' restaurant in New Haven, yes;
Hartford. aayln
that city tor shop
‘ The management oi Decker Field
loot interfere with those 0n the
CVan Wyck. of '1 ,
the cove Transportation Company. "
While 935945 there the propeller Eagle .
ar trips with captain Josh- .
early last week They appeared on .
Katharine was held at Hoyt's Opera- ' 1
Norwhlltr Miss Benedict took part III N
tor-day. hr Detective normally. on the, 1
charge or thefttgagn a result or a not .
“lit“ their descripl 1_ 7, ‘ ;
Italian Negligee Shirts. g, Handsomer Shir-ts are
1 u 1 hing IellS‘ihe story.
Also a great showing oi Summer UnderWear.
fight 256 to “.00. bizes, shirts. 34 to 54.
draWers, 30 to 52; regulars and stouts. , 1 ‘
Union suits. Si .00, $l 50 and 9’2 50
ocmstock Bros.
Nonvallt Store :
Masonicf pudding.
south Norwfllk Store:
14 South Main St.
‘1». 1"" . H I.“
NOURISHING BREAD:
Two loaves may look alike. there the resemblance
ends. The first, rich in valuable food elements, is palata-
ble, healthful and nourishing. The other is filling. but-—.
“Crocker's Flour" makes good bread hecause it is
good flour. Ask your grocer for it. or order direct from
:3“
Shy OATS THAT’S CLEAN..-
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MANUEL 'l'.‘ HATCH
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If not, do so‘ at once-L E
It costs you nothing.
‘ and you will so: the Letter Martian:
,‘j; of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI.
Oar Platinum Last Forever. ~ . ’ ."
jacxsow's STUDIO "
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OPPOSITE Horst-L
o 1 AGENCY.
Also Spalding. Vardon. Ma’c Gregor and Morristow‘h Clubs.
Henley Ocobo, Musselbur h. Silvertown, Practice and. VRe-made
Balls. yMo’rriatown Golf C abs, $1.
i‘jigf WILLIAM P. BEERS.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
w. ‘A. discolor.
Room I, Masonic Building, Norwallt.
113 whahlngton so. So. Norwalk.
Norwaik. Conn. lune 2i, I901.
Dear l'cllow: ' '
You are planning to see the 1' \posItImI-—~1rnusportatlon is not
the only. thing" to he cousiclerer lmcirltlring Is an important factor to
a grind time in that place of wonderful achievement Let the exhib—
it. of your clothing be A I in every respcctwhighcst in quality.
higllcst' In economy Our prices make it possible for you to have
more to spend on your round of pleasure, than you will perhaps have
in procuring the like wares elsewhere
You are welcome to visit us and inspect our samples at any
Friendly yours,
W. A11 BENEDICT.
a ran POINT
Announcement Extraordinam
concerts Every Afternoon and Evening. 1
('E‘
~11 Mt.
DANCING DAILY. l7? 1
' or 1 his characterisation
are that the amt? remodelled.
‘ ' commuter who saw a star, who 1
can mm? glass farts Milan! 1: 1
1 row e on rolls error
It 353...: (he was then on sternum:
litter-rand with the remark:
‘ *andhthat swell
Dry Goods Company today
‘ I). in. will hold a regular Meeting
at West street :1
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with the Probate Court.
Frederick ii Revlon Is contemplét-
log a trip to the PannAmerican Exposh
tion in the near future.
The water system Is being extended
into Reed street. The trenches are
now being dog for the pipes.
m
There are interesting things said
the ad. of the Boston Store today.
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Before you go to' the Pan—American
Exposition; W.‘+A.'1Banodict would like
to consult you about your clothing.
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Mrs. Mary Ill: Campbell.ot Bridgeport
is spending a few days with Mrs. Ab-
‘ hie A. Campbell. 0131 Orchard street.
~Rough and Needy Strawa. 21.50.
‘Gifil n’s.
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St. John‘ s Lodge held a regular com-
munication, last night and voted to
, call on the July and August meetings.
A number of the members of Com-
‘ puny F lntend to go to the rifle range.
gifn nWestportavenuc'. tomorrow. to dual
y.
Read the double ad of The llowland
It tells
about the June sale of muslin unders
wear.
’ .39...—
Miss MaIy McKeever has left town
' for her annual visit to her home in
Canada. She will return some time In
. July.
Miss and Morrison. of 22 Frankllln
street. Danbury, has returned home.
.1 after spending several days In Nor-
walk
mm“
The mothen- .01 Mrs John Griffin. of
Union street. who has been the guest or
her daughter, has returned to her home
in Derby.
‘ Choir?!I young “fowl is being sold at
The Public Mlirket for thirteen cents
per pound. There are other specials In
the ad. today.
Raffello DelGriso has sold his barber
oahop on Woodward avenue. Frank
Leone has ciao sold his barber shop on
Washington street.
”Chickens. 120. at Hayos‘s.
OIIIcera were nominated at the meet-
Ing at Washington Camp. P. 0. S. or A.,
last night. At the meeting next week
they will be elected.
A meeting of the committee on Invi-
.tatlcns will be held at the residence oi
Rev. Mr. Selleck. on Saturday evening.
June 22. at 8 o'.clock
a Dr. John T. Hoyt oi Columlfla Col-
loge who Is spending the summer with
his parents at Rowayton, is recovering
from a severe attack of the grip.
Miss Grace M. Seymour and Miss
Agnes Golden laid South Norwalk to-
day. Ior Brooklyn. where they will be
the guests of Miss Jennie Montgomery.
*-
-~Men's and Boys' Straws. O'Brien
The hmsemen o! the town and Weot~
port will hold a very Important racet-
Ing In Hotel Hamilton. It is earnestly
desired that there be a large attend.
once.
The l). M. Read Company Is selling
wash labrica in black and b ok and
white, at reduced cost. There a some-
thing about women’s neckwear In, the
ad. today. .
0n and alter Saturday. June 22nd,a
special trolley car for the Damn hall
grounds will leave South Main street.
1 about 2:10 each Saturday. The ride will
be free to all patrons of the game.
Attorney John .1. Canon has with-
drawn hia appearance In the liquor
aolaure case or the stats against John
Koehler. who was arrested for selling
user without a license. and whose beer
was seized.
“Special tor Saturday only-10 cent
.' randy. 28 cents per lb. DeKlyn' I, 2'!
1 Main street.
my
. The handsome tins oi furniture
shown by A. J. Collins In Company. has
captivated the poo lo oi The Norwalks.
ITIIIIIr styles are ’0 latest and most at«
tractive. and Quality gives the host .2111
notification to also 'pui‘chaser.
"' L W.
11.0.
to-
Ight. when re trill be six candi-
atcu tor Inlt, long This will he the
art work until Goober. There norm-will
visitors present Iron: Florida and
Eureka] Rebekah Lodge. No. 42.
7 New Jersey.
' - shortcuts... No. 2. A. o. k. .‘I
. 0.. will hold It- In: eating
onttdnday arching. : c tldrd or
hound Tools degree 1lwII he! «starred
and the election or officers” will trite
Artur rthe II I and
Mrs. Bands 1...... of Stamtord. is the 3 1 I
guest or her brother. John H- Knapp, ‘
The administration or the estate or;
' Mary Blount has settled his accounts ‘
about shirt paints and wash suits In
130me
“Ll”
- Quito. 25 c.
' cYCLIIVG HA TS
A special Cycling Hot In blacks
Ul’lDER WEAR
4a .I... so WALL 31.;
R165 Cali attention to some nice.
whole grain Rice, large and hand
some, just in. at 8c.lb
THINGS WANTED FOR HOUSE
CLEANING: Scrub Brush 5:; two
50 packages of Washing Soda. 100
‘worth. for lie. Double Point Tacks.
American Liquid Soap for doors and
paint work.
THE KO TEAS are all right. Resttul
alter labor. Get a free sample.
POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes.
Hard work to keep up with the de-
mand. Home made. cleanly handl:
ed. Right every way. 2 for 5a.
EIFFIEL TOWER LEMONADE at the
a glass. Made at home in one min
OLOTHlER AND FURNISHER, .
rand” 4 ply Linen Collar in all the no vile his?!”
and pearls, reguls
Good Balbriggan Shiite and Drawers at 25s per garment
qualities up to $1.00 per garment.
NORWA,
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenlti
ute.
ANT SUGAR. Don’t one
with them any moron:
about, and see them not on
DOG BREAD.
Fresh In and all “right.
When you want POTTED
OR CHICKEN, we hhv‘e
shape, at
GROOT's COCOA. 1'
hall priced goods on show
Dutch Cocoa is a line or
regular at 180. One party
dozen tins alter trying I
WE SERVE YOU?
Lorenzo .1, ‘
of getting your eyes comfortably”
equipped ontloal room In Ithe
walks. and Guarantee our work.
‘ EXAMINATION FREEI
56 Wnll St...
Delivered III
No. 2 Nut “ '
The coal will be carefully
ful drivers. Hickory. Oak.
and split
Telephone on: 97- a.
FRESH] MAKEREL,
BLUE Hart.
WEAK men.
POROIEO. 1
mouse (II-I fish),
Washington street.
‘1me . ...~,...w......_
Harry F‘erris starts tomorrow for the
Pan-American Exposition. .
A couple 01 New York policemen
In full unltorm. attracted consider
able attention on the streets or South
Norwalk this alternoon. They were
simply here looking the city over.
They come to Rctcn Point on the or
curator: boat Columbia. and took a ride
on the trolley here. They. spoke very
hlghly about the appearance of the
place end said the only obiectlo‘n they
saw was the Washington strtet bridge.
They thought It was built too low.
There were about 8.000 on the boat.
John Conroy Intends to etdrt tor the
White mountains. next week. tore-I
ratio tor the summer. .
”101‘ AND Kluhlo WWI.
waxraiiu’ml. N. In. inns 2h-
tlcorge Middleton. a book and picture
agent. Icrty years old. living at Peta;
«ravine. Warren county. shot and In:
Inc It hollcvod to have horns lesions
D‘ATH ”ROM H5".
900ml
ritually killed his wile. thirty years old; -
lust owing. The cause or the shoots In-
Do Not Despair
titted
because others have tailed to give re-
We have the best arranged and best
N 0!"
O. B..JHCKSON,
Graduate Optician.
Norw'aik.Ct. 1-
ll'AZLETON CROSS EEK BIG vain.
COAL
your cellar at
crcened and delivereb 1
Sl’ine and Chestnut G‘Wootlitll
m ,
NATIVE CAUGHT suck FIsH AND acts. .11
MR. l-lUIIM'lD W
Church was held
war oi the pastor,
hard. In regard to It
received. Mr. Muhhgrd
withdoaw his real mid!
way the Milton
Hubbard wIII crow
ed caused tour;
or the present
"Iron workers of
use . "
MOTOR, .lune aim-John It
attrition. who on the
or died
Norwalk Chronicler