1111011111 prescribed in the Gregory Jennings suit. Frank broadens has accepted pow attic iwith denies 811:1:1'1111111. Fiber M. Wright is making a (in in bicycles. Read ills Woolelland, otBoston. 11111 r‘ente Miss White, of Chicago. is the guest ‘ . or Mr. and Mrs. Eben tilll, Jr.. of Elnl aNorwalh l’ottery Company is whippingygoods to Stamhu'd and Green- , Mr and Mrs. Horace Root have re- 11 on home from a strip to the exposi- ‘A special meeting of Washington Chapter. It A. M. will be held tomor- ow evening. Frank A. Form and family left to- ' day. for Cottage City. where they will spend the summer. - Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed of Brooksme. is attending the commence- meat exercises at Yale today. k111- Parker. 01‘. Comstock Brothers' 81111111 Norwaik sto1e. is spending the ' afternoon in er Yo1k city. Mrs: Gnorge W. Harris. of Low. street. is the guest of he1 sister, M13. Arvllla Williams. in New Haven. Rev. J. W Davis is in Stony Creek, audio in; camp meetings. Wednesday , a be a;‘Wdr1rers convention will be 1 5,;11e'1q.‘ Yesterday was one of the hottest days of the year. Weather Observer George » C. Cbmstdck reports that it was ninety~ four in the shade at 2 o'clock. .Mr". and Mrs. Rollo Black and Mr. and Mrs. William Schlltt took a trip to'Stamford. yesterday, on their bicy- cles,;n.nd on the way home were caught in the rain. , , Mrs. R. Mortimer Simone and Miss Irene LaBagh. of Beatrice. Nebraska. are Spending the summer at the reel. ‘1 , deuce. of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hathaway No.3Crescent Terrace. pl,‘ “‘—'__."““" Tomorrow morning Street Commis- sioner Kellogg will commence to grant . tbohill in eHnry street. The top of the ‘hlll will be cut down, and the street. will be widened in some places. Miss Mary Field; Pardon. who tau schoolteacher in New York state. has arrived inSouth Norwalk to spend the ‘Summcr with her mother. Dr. Emily V. D. Pardon of North Main strcct. . arse assortment of Fine W oi 1111 ng and Cotton Flags. i bought up after the late war. selling out at 12% , pe yeent. less than cost; it to 30 rest lo‘né.’ Fireworks at wholesale 111 bus ‘ at'l‘. 3. Mugnc1‘s. The White Mountain express will "make its first trip of the season today. ’ This train will be flagged at South Nor~ ' wall: ‘for passengers for all stations north of .118prl gfleld. Massachusetts. The express will not stop here for Springfield passengers. Lieutenant Governor E.‘ O. Keeier ar- rived home yesterday, from the Pan 1 Ameiican exposition. During the stay there the Connecticut state officers and 1 governor's staff were taken to Niagara do a dpeciai car, ldtincd ‘by_the Buffalo ‘Street Railway Company . good new :35 first clues with bells and tools; frames ‘ inches high’: first clues 3115;111:111 for someone. only a .if said at once. Address 314, South Norwalk. a Pltze‘r, Mr. and ‘ rdt. Mr. and Mrs. r Pituer and Miss llidna Pltzer drove saving? terday. They were Dy tint iii. North Wilton. 1111de many were in 11 (:01 ~ 1! therefom escaped street. ”—9—...- Gas connections have been made with ‘ the Perry residence. No.1 Washington ‘ iitreet.1 Mrs. Frederick B.Coien1nn, who has beetplll at her home in High matroet is improving - , Mr. and and Niagara. .l. ArthurPin‘neo spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs. J. G. Gregory and Miss D. .S. l’inneo. Miss Charlotte M.” Grumman. .of issues Place. spent Sunday with friends in New York city. Mrs. George Othame and daughter. of Wilton avenue. returned home today 30111 Ocean Grove. Ahumber of members of Company F went to the rifielrunges in Westport avenue 11nd qualified. and wrecked the carriage. . ”’1“ The Quittner building at tho CClllCl of North Main and Washington streets is receiving a new coat 0. paint mow- Willard Coma-dock and Seymour Cur— ti! took a trip to Long island and back Saturday and gunday initha Edith. 'i‘ho Howlaud Dry 060115 Company is having a June sale of muslin under- Veur. The ad. will tell you mornabout It - The junior members of the Audubon M. C. noon. A. rooms. at 4 o‘clock this after- The l). M. Read Company has some- thing to say about grass furniture to- day, also dinners sets and many other things. Mr and Min. George F. Hearse. of Fairfleld avenue. have retuxned from heir trip to the Pan-American Expo- sltion. Charles Lindeborg. formerly of the Y. M. C. A. team of South Norwalk is now playing with the Crescent team of Durion. Officer and Mrs. William Pennington have rctumod ftorh their honeymoon and have taken up the“ residence at 25 iiaviland street. Yale entrance examinations will hr held at- Mr. King's School. Stamford, beginsing June 27. at ii o'clock. These examinations are open to all candi- dates in this university. Mrs. E. J. Hill attended the reception given by the Society of Colonial Wars of Connecticut. to the Connecticut. So- ciety of Colonial Dailies. in li‘cuwick Hull, Suybrook Point. today. * Miss irene Dibble has returned to her home in Bayview avenue. for the summer vacation. She has just closed a very successful your as principal 01 the North Ridgefleld school. WalterH. Weed. of the United States Geological Survey. has taken a cottage at Belle island. He left Saturday on a business trip to Meriden, after which he goes to Montana for the geological work of the season. The game of ball in Ridxeilcld. Sat— urday. canto near breaking 1111 in a row, caused by 11 Norwaik man over a decision of the umpire. 'l‘hc Norwaik- or was finally put out of the game and the playing .continued. The artesian Well which is being bor- ed for the Norwaik iron Works. is rup- idly nearing complication. 'l‘hc wooden urday, has been repaired and the work was resumed today. . ‘11 _ Mrs. Ann, Kearney. of Yonkeri‘i, N. Y.. formerly of Norwnlk. died at l1e1 home . in Yonkers. The body will be brought today to the home ‘of her son-in-iaw. J. H. Cormley. 45 Beldcn avenue The . funeral arrangements are not compiet~ ed. Dr. W. B. Bean, who contemplated going to New Hampshire and Joining his wife today. and then going to his old home in Sherwood (31111111111. in com- pelled to give up the idea of taking 11 vacation at this time. (min: to much sickness. , / 'l‘he halo of the First National Bank building takes place tomorrow after- noon. at 2 o “clock on the premises. An exceptional opportunity is offered for ad advantageous purchase. either for investment or business use. More par- ticulars appear in the notice or sale in another column. 11-111. 111111111111 Court of Common Pleas came in at Bridseiiort. today, without othi‘n he . bench. but the in #31111 “ rry Renter. ct Hobart College, is he guest of Mr. and Mrs. C A.itar;,1 Mrs. tiarold Cicndening‘ have returned from a trip to Buffalo ib-—-— , A horse owned by William Dixon. of ; Newtown avenue. ran away yesterday ' Society. will hold a meeting at the Y. \ piece to the d1iver, which broke Sata ‘ 111111111 111111 11111141161111 John H. Light ll? 1 1 1111111: Twin Cites. and taboos. Convinced indeed will you be. as to our leadership in tailored clothes ready to don. Notice our south window. batten Negligee Shirts. Comstock Bros.” Norwalk Store; Masonic Building. 11111111111111.1111 into the most accessib Here you “will i‘ nd a selecuon oi proper sivlés' not to be feund 1n the Norwaiks. The way they 1‘ are selling tells the Story. Also a great showing oi Summer Underwear. from 251: to $.00. bizés. Shirts. 34 “to ‘54; drawers. 30 to 52; regulars and stouts. ‘ Union suits...1§§:l.0il. $l.50 and $2.50. 11 it contains Man- HandsOmer Shirts are South Norwalk Start: ‘14 South Main St. Mary's Church ] O'clock.‘ 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—~. .‘ “Crockcr‘s Flour" makes good bread because it is good dour. us. BUY~ OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. Ask your grocer for it, .or order direct from \h.‘ 1 Haueyou ever visited Ja‘ Gks en’s If not. do so at once. It costs you nothing. Studio .’ and you will see the Latest Productions of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR]: Our Platinum Last Forever. JACKSON'S ST UDIO. OPPOSITE HOTEL o 53 mu. smear. Narrow olf B.G.I. AGENCY. Also Spalding. Vardon. Mac Gregor and Morrlstown Clubs. Henley. Ocobo, Mussclburgh, Silvertown. Practice and lie-made Balls. Morristown Golf Clubs, $1. WILLIAM 411 WALL STREET W. A. BENEDICT, . Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwoik. 116 Washington at. My Dear Young,r Man: P. BEERS, _ NORWALK. So. Norwalk. 1 Norwaik, (.‘(11111., June 24. 1901. C Ol‘l‘CCt uttnemcut l'llCllllS lilOl’O To your COIlllllCl‘Cl'll advance- ment than you pc1l1npsm1aginc. "lhc employer looks critically at the ' appearance you make lt1s not demanded that you dress extrava- gently. Correct dress for men is here. and place a very reasonable piicc upon them. and sec £01 yourself. for cco11o111y is a viitue to be encouraged. W 1. make your clothing for you Call 111 and inspect, Very truly yours, . ’Ahnoundeineni 11111011111111.» 1“ Commencmg Monday. June 24th. for one week only. THE lllTERTTTlOllTL W. A. BENEDICT.. 1.11111 autism Concerts Every Afternoon and Evening. . DANCING DAILY . . .. FINE RESTAURANT SHORE DINNER? A flPEOML TY. STEAMENCOMAL‘. caucuses. NEW YORK. June lit—«The Mallory Line cities in this city has received no news about the grounding of the steamship Comet on a reef 1113111- Jupi tor inlet. Fla. Captain Young 111 in 111 . heretical. She carried only entitlement at bed a crow hit 11 . ix‘ty. She left to Cl Within; 1 concussions. WODDBURY. June Ziwharlns C. 111111191111.“ eighty. a well known citizen or, this 101111. died at his home here this moi-ninth? booth w‘ by a cancer or the tone. PM was with 111111.. for his to charitable 11111111111111: 111111 11111111 11110 material it a pupil so spiiitual man , elist has arrived here f 111 it . mien =11 ‘ ‘ gterday 1111111111111. alpaca rum-111111 years. The funeral will be held train at. ' tomorrow morninsrat it " ‘ The present ‘cdlcers’of the Salvation .1 1: army gave their tarewoii services yes Uterdny. : sign and Mrs. 11111111111111. They will so . to White Plains. The coming ‘odlccr The retiring officers were [lint is Captain isnacso‘n «mm The Armor bearers Circle of King’s Sons and the Clover Leaf Circle of King’s Daughters or the South Nor- ‘ walk Conmegatio‘nal Church, enjoyed an outing In nodding. Saturday. They » want them in the oar-ryail Wellington. ‘ . A pleasant time was spent, nag—u. 1 George Hoyt and David Brennan ' were at Collendar’s Point yesterday afternoon in a small skiff when the storm came 1111. They were surprised says Mr. Hoyt. in suddenly seeing a sail boat cocaine in the water several hundred feet from shore, and imme‘ diatcly put out and attempted to row cue the occupants. a man and a wom an. The latter could not be found, but the boat was towed inshore. In so do. ing the skiff of Messrs. Hoyt and Bren- nun was driven upon the rocks and wrecked, and they were obliged walk to South Norwalk. W 'THE SABBATH MADEFOR MAN. l-‘iev. w. H. Hubbard's Services in the Baptist Church. At the South Norwaik Baptist ‘ Church yesterday morning. Rev. W. H1 Hubbard breached from the text. The Sabbath was Made for Man." He spoke in his usual forcible style and ‘ with much emphasis insisted on the strict observance of the Sabbath day as originally held by our ancestors. who regarded the‘day as one sacred to 1" the worship 01 God. and as a day of ' rest from secular pursuits and pleas- ures. He said the institution of the Sabbath was for the uplift of the spirit- ual man and not for the gratification of the physical senses, and ought not to . be given over to pleasure going and sports. The day should be observed “, in suéh manner as would minister to the wants of the soul and to a better- ment of 0119's spiritual condition. Six days of the week are afforded man in which to provide for the temporal needs of life and in which to enjoy the world about us. the seventh day should be characterized by a giving 111) of earthly ambitions and the striving for . the things which perish and should be devoted to the welfare of the soul or Preparation should be made for that other world to which we are all hastening. The sermon throughout was replete with scriptural illustration, and refer. once. and was very uplifting in its in- ‘ iluonoo. At the evening service Voiuey Cush- ing. of Maine. gave a stirring temper ance address which was listened to by a large and attentive audience. Mr. Cashing is a very strong convincing speaker, sharp in argument and easily welds a strong chain of evidence against the liquor traffic. He also spoke in the church in the afternoon. DANlEL McCANN HURT. Fell Down the Stairs in Jeremiah Drls- coils Barn. Daniel McCunn. of Strawberry Hill. a well known character around town. was found about 7 o'clock yesthduy morning by Jere Driscoll. of Straw- berry Iiiii, at the foot of the stairs in the lattei‘ s burn. McCanu bud gone to the barn in the evening to do some work. and was climbing the stairs ‘to tho buy-loft. when a chicken got in his way and throw him off his balance. so that he fell to the lower floor. ills left hip was hurt so that he could not walk. and he lay there all night and until he was found in the morning. Thou Mr. Drisooll notified Chief Bradley. who secured a team at Dunn & Bunks's and removed McCann to the hospital There it was found that he had ii bad scalp wound and was badly bruised around the body. and his left hip was hurt. buth there were no bones broken. HARTFORD‘WOMEN SHOPLIFTERS HARTFORD. Juno leMrs. Lillian Madison. of Albany avenue. Clara Sny der, her youger sister. twelve years old and Maria Braxton. colored, of Central Row. the three persons arrest ed at Wise, Smith it Company’s for shoplifting Saturday night. were ar- raigned in the police court today. The two women pleaded not guilty to the charge against them but the little girl said “guilty," though this was changed by her guardian to a plea of not guilty The cases were continued until Wed nesday under bonds of $100. ' aLONDiN ARRESTED. BOSTON. June 24-—A special to the Traveler from Brushton, N. Y.. says: "J. Wilfred Blondin. wanted in Mac- ‘ sachuuet‘ts for the murder of his wife. has been Arrested here. Blondin was at work 11111111 1011111 and was recognize ed through the medium at a police clr~ enter. The town odiciais have notified Captain Titus of the New York city pelice. and the governor s ofilce at Al- ”any." CHAMBERLAIN REBUMEE DUTiEB. LONDON-T June 24-Mr. Chamber lain, the colonial secretary has signpl sod his recoVery from an attack will remembn r that a sect lotitto the governamenfiis 111ml 11 seat gained by the Bu‘ers,"t " 11111. which earned 111-1 unlimited abuse ‘ at the time of the last election. 3‘ WM DR. MITCHELL lN OACIFCRNi SAN FRANCISCO.“ June 21-4111 Weir Mitchell. of Philadelphia h to ‘ “l hohejthe ‘11 ‘ 1111 repeating the dic~ , ‘h meat. at 111211 111111. and: 1111.11. the newest mixtures. 11 very 111111 , Our All Worsted Black Clay 8 it leads them all, at Suite as low as $5.00 and up 1 Perfect Fitting Garments. 120.011.1111 excellent value Flannel Trousers. with deep turn up, NEULIUEE SHIRTS M481: our selectiOn is large and patterns all the news At 31.00 and 31.50 our selection of High Grade Noveln Famous “Lion Brand" and includes some swell Willis!l Bowman "Lion Brand" 4 ply Linen Uoiiar in all the newest styles 256. Units. 260. ,5“!!! W I!!! TS The Rough Braid takes the lead, CYCLING HA 1'3 but we have all Wilf‘ fr ‘ 251: A special Cycling Hot in blacks and pearls, regular :1. 25 11111111 UNDER WEI! R Good littlbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 25¢ per garment. 11W" B‘ett qualities up to $1.00 per garment. WILLIS H. SELLECK GLO'l'HlER AND FURNISHER, 48 Ind-50 WALL 8T., Meow-ask. 011911 Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings. 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, 51:; two do packages of Washing Soda. 10c worth. for 51:. Double Point Tacks. American Liqmd Soup for doors and . paint work. THE KO TEAS are all right. Restful after labor. (let a free sample. POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes. Hard work to keep up with the dc mand. Home made. cleanly handl- ed. Right every way. 2 for 51:. EiFFlEL TOWER LEMONADE at 55c 11 glass. Mode at home in one min- ute. ANT SUGAR. Don’t be it with them any more Surf about and see them get out DOG BREAD, Fresh in and all right. ‘ When you want POTTE‘P T‘lJJQK OR CHICKEN, we have it shape, at ‘ GROOT‘S COCOA; Among‘th it) half priced goods on shout. GM Dutch Cocoa is a fine articl‘é regular at 1311.1 One party bong dozen tins after trying it. WHAT WILL W as? How. WE SERVE YOU? ’ ‘ Do Not Despair of getting your eyes comfortably fitted because others have failed to give re- lief. We have the host‘ arranged and best equipped optical room in the walks, and Guarantee our work. EXAMINATION FREE! N 01'- O. B. JACKSON, Graduate Optician. Norwalk. Ct. 58 Wall Stu HAZLETON, CROSS CREEK, 310 you COAL Delivered 111 your cellar at It No. 2 Nut $5.15 4.50 The coal will be carefully Screened and delivered by ‘e to] drivers. and split Hickory. Oak, Pine and Chestnut Wood ‘ We. Telephone Call 97 2. Ainal Bonita (Mackerel) Fresh Mackerel. Weak Fish. Native Caught Blue Fish and Eels. R.‘J. cuTBItL co. Washington street. TRIAL OF A MARQUIS 'PARIS. June iii-«The Senate assem- bled this afternoon in its capacity as a high court of justice to try the Marquis De Lur- Saluce‘a,‘ the well known Royal- int and former member of the chamber of deputies. who returned unexpected. iy to Paris about the middle or May. after having been condemned in Junta ary. 1900. in default of appearance to ten years banishment from France 10111111111111.1111. president of the Ben— ate, M‘r. Failures, presided. The more cities, escorted by two guards, appear- ed at the her to answer the" charge or .comp‘li ity in the crimes, of high train 11011 on attempts again“ the eufdt the ht’at‘e for which MM. Deronlde. Buffet. , were a d tied! . Manila—14.1.. . baseman radius To cAnroN. WASHINGTON, June zit-«Mrs. Mel ' Kiniey continues to improve, and the V arrangementi‘i to go to. C wenk‘nre unchanged The date of ile~ nurture has not yet been like 1NOW SECRETARY H‘A‘Ll‘.‘ 1 J WAEHINC’DON,‘ June iei'l‘h‘e pres ttod annotated 11111111 Herbert and 0111111111 111111111 unlit: handler 1111a ion. ti at}? . 101171111; lilo-lb. , llc‘ib. Next to J. 11. 111111111171 09111 ' Dear Sir: Con id ‘ please. in paintiuy on which the p apt to bc wro‘n' /'l‘he usual pract ochre for 111111111111; , the sonic pain you for the other two so cheap-n poor reason very smallwa few cents a“ houses-undjthe- 11111111130 able. heap 0111111111111 7 not fit or: ill the bond heroes A1111“- primingi ,h havoc in your paint: ,tli; coats; lead and zinc lie 11. We haven in can melt ' liliint business; yours-paint; ;
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