.l‘i '1‘ ‘7
reoaitt tor Norwalk and vicinity:
Generglly tair tonight and Wednesday.
u‘t much change in temperature
slight increase in humidity
o are have been quite general dur-
11111;" 1;» past trenty-tgu‘r hours in thec
weather. prevails this Morning
Mississippi river. Mw pres.-
sure ran is central in Neb'riiék‘a.
David E. Hughes is in Ridgeilald. to-
day.3 /:
Rebekah Lorne has done its last
work for the season. The last meeting
was, Friday night.
The large yacht Impariah
Croutnrd Brothers waqaia
Belle Island, yesterday.
anad
_——.—.
The new and hike launch of Lewis
Hi“ Niiiih has been placed in the water at
the Nurwalk Launch Works.
-5754. 7.3. W
The metal sign tor the new hotel
Clifford has been placed on top of the
'3 Popper block in South Main street.
The drug store fixtures hays arrived.
~ by guly 4. the new drug store will
,3 l‘dBadek, sermons:
who '~‘ ‘ been stopping ltl south
Nor‘wnik and who preached in St. Pet-
er’s German Church in North Main
street. Sunday night. has
home.
'l‘ 6?ng store or Samuel H. Alter.
in North Main street. is being thorn
oughly renovated throughout. ~
furniture is being added and the whole
appearance or the place is changed for
the better. 3,
_ Voinoy Gunning. the temperance ad-
vacate; who has been stunningtwlth
nouns in South Nor and who
a in the South Norwailt Baptist
drab; Sunday night._ has returned to
his dome in Maine.
MEAT GNLOSING OUT SALE.
nry Goods. Furniture and carpets. at
Seodeld I: Hoyt'a. 89. Norwalk.
Th body of Adalbart Stone Hays
‘ laltN y: Haven last night. on a spacial
ed to the 31:10 train; and
through South Norwalk at
7 3.55.. The car was expected to reach
Cleveland at noon today
mp ed :EFre'emnn'I launch Kit. was
haul up on Coles iloat last evening.
l1 Freemnn will have a copper shoe
huddle druft will be repainted.
noticed when it. wa's taken out
of the water that one of the blades on
the propeller was broken off.
_.._..........3...‘
Atorney John J. Keogh had a some-
what damp experience. last evening.
wh‘ll; shoving his chum? K “d1“:
go he t“; 3‘: as on a
stern an in amend" 16111 his ‘hs ~
once and sat down in the water. He
edilltely scrambled out; however.
NM!“ the worm. tor his little dip.
‘ The Nbpe Hose Comp'an‘ held the
drawing tor the ticket to thye Pan-Ain-
~ Wtuaduo item, and Jo n
.6110 o I . was
“ itchy person. MHlI uddlbbr who 1.404.
and it was drawn by Clara Finch. un-
der the direction of Councilman Duck-
"’2' ‘3 7
k A. Lace? nigger. a New
aw Niven and tore nail--
road conductor. committed suicide at
her home in Dan on; “at"
had been despo t a
other lather. Joseph Mo Ibon. «of l
33:01 Wilton. a month ago. She was twenty-
KIISH u9l3lt0l1'3 VAN
I 11%th
genes
returned 1
3: risen in on' rituals-.1!
Tomorrow night is the time that the
annual band 31,. ptthe Norwalk Boar
”lb 2:13”, riters takes place a
tlio‘l rib
cuss.
“ The" new house It the coined ’91 Car-
ner rest and Fairlield d1 avenue. ill
see 29991912221112 it is receiving the
ilnlshln‘g touches..‘ 3 .73
George F. Bearse, oi hasouth Nor-
walk Savings 311112.111 no more doing
duty in the ma; having returned tram
.k otlililts will hold
its and meetan it tor the installation
01 oliicers. tomorrow evening in
Knights of Pyth .. 3 .
”South Nowell: Congregational Church,
next Builds? when the first six months
301 the prose’nt pastorate will have clos-
ed.
:3 WW
Miss Grace Smith. of Budgeport
came to South Norwalk yesterday at.
ternoon. to be the guest of Mrs. S. R.
summon. in Clay street, the rest of
the week 3
ago Kinney's burn on his farm
twoh as from Plainileid was burned
yesterd“ y‘ulitlh all its contents. which
ilidllidedy 1116111111 cows. The loss is
libont $2, 000,. , 1
Wm’
«The imperial Crown Cigar is scl-
dom equaled and never excelled.
H. Krlegei' and Company are adding
two thousand feet of shelving to their
new store and will carry a full line or
turnlehihgs. and a complete stock of 3
ladies' and mane shoes in the rail
~
Miss Agnes Golden. of Fairnald ava-
nae. ,and Miss Grace M. Seymour. of
west street spent the“ Sabbath in
Brooklyn. the guests of Miss Jennie
Montgomery. formerly oi South Nor-
waik. .3
Mrs. Jerome Buckley, or Danbury.
has been spendinga few (1
'l‘ B. Hopper and. sister. M as Sarah E.
Sloan. of 26 Mount-d street.
return will stop here again.
—u—-q-—~—-—t- ‘
Thomas Weich. who attempted sul-
side by cutting his throat at the.
in Harttord last Monday, night.
at that institution yesterday:
poisoning developed after the cutting.
Welch was thirty- six years old and
leaves a wife. He was awaiting trial
on the charge or breach at the peace.
A barn and shed owned by James H.
'i‘ihbaln. 01 Milford. was set on lire
yesterday presumably by a spark from
a pans until/sin. were toaily consum-
ad tb‘ge‘t‘her with a wood shed and
storehouse across, the gtreet. lions.
”.000 partly covered hy‘ insurance 3
‘fi-‘vmb
George B. ream: 01 Hartford. has
been appointed prosecuting agent by
the county commissioners to succeed
s with Mrs. ».
She left 7 ‘
today to visit in Bridgeport and on her 1 »
311, 1,
Plenty of 20152121511511.1121 7e"
We
more.
mate. 3 " ‘
well as: the morcvexpensive.
3S slid lldo'i‘ ' ‘
HUNTING AND FLAGS.
For “Glorious Fourth, for any
day or rarely day.
coinrs-25¢ 11rd.
1 Cotton bunting In plain colors
in combinations of red. white so
blue. and in more and stripcs-5c.
y'ard. ‘
Cotton bunting.
that looks much ik
and is fast color, 19c yard.
FLAGS ‘
27 inches wide
ing with correct. number of stars:
by {5 feet-«75:.
by sleet-«1.50.
by 6 tact—1.75.
by 8 feet—~2. so.
by 8 feet—2 75.
5 by 10 feet—3. 50.
(1 by [0 fact—~37. 75.
6V by 12 feet—«4. 25:
8 by in icet«5. 5o.
93 by :5 icé’t—-8
to but 15 feet«Q‘.
Bunting—main iloor. rent near center
est le.
Flags—4min] iloor. take elevator.
DRY GOODS CO,
Worm,
_ 3 .1111
‘7 11111.
Your room has limitations The
right paper will im‘prbt'e‘it, the wrong
paper will or it The color and fig
are are important. Our variety
is greats n‘g‘h to enable us to just
suit you and your room. You‘ll be
pleased at the tangent denim and
prices.
Painter and Paper Hanger,
33 3359113111 Mam Street.
0””3'3'. Havliapd Street.
Androw F. Gages who will begin mil 7 ,
duties”: as It'ato tax commi'I‘sihnai‘t next
week. Mr. 3Thayar was formerly a
newspaper mm and is a graduate or
the Yale Law School class of '98.
Michael Mooney. a well known reel-
dent of Fairliold. died very suddenly
yesterday It the home of his7 broth r,
73 Frank Iti‘ebt’. Bridgeport r.
Mooney was born in helm and cattle
over to this country whoupu 10! mung
His death will be deeply felt by h
NWDO triendl. lie iert tour daughters.-
OC.onn3aii.. D. McKann.
Mrs. Al Puiver on Miss
”00“” -. 1.“!
W
A
:vg’tling i: the sharpiemydla. no
r men I I! can .11. mod
time had by I present. who were Miss-
es Grace Baotou. Jessieallarm. Bessie
Smith. Hattie Johnson. In dl MIYhew,
Than. ‘11 Ed Ken rgiE‘MeIsl-I.
uIfiS on; David
abno-
an.
Jennie
DIVE“
halt. htrlutth. Loni
Earnest ltkinson. Mr. stead.
Yul!
22.11:"er .7; ‘
a a
the carriage in weIt Iron fl
male suddenly started .l'lo . ‘
piucklly held
dragged aboutgbwliun 3
MKMWD 3:
introntofthe
and. The pole
broken. Harry
folly party enjoyed a sail. lI‘itt ‘ ‘
,1 3 1 dry. of- drawers at 24,1: 5.1111
.1lrlot,- 7‘
"3“ Pics y of 2.511112 211332 and ‘
Plenty of shart skirts at 591‘. and 7M
"Plenty of chemical: at 23c ‘and:
,Cbod making and a nice fit ~“
. ark the cheaper garments as 3}!
Ail-Wool hunting" in plain solid 3‘
owool hunting
7 t’liimll M.’ Piegatar is.
Made of standard all-w ool bunt-
THE ROWLAND
Jacob 12. Rudder
infinitive ppbliitiou to til "
sing built, as it would remove the
1le treat tle ls bull thel oars 0‘1 2“
;8w 3 ll] 7 3
‘ d)!
_ run at a rapid rate in the opit‘n‘
Ecouutry. General Manager Crawford
that his ”company has
e “35”. 3533* PPS.
paring ado the one ,, sierra
KIPPIE HOUSE BURNED.
A Once Notorious ,
Nothing Saved. “
The old and» hours which had been
for years a landmark on the hill It
th' comet u! McCllntocit road arid
72:1 0 a”street, Was l)hurne'd yesterday at-
aafuowned by
ballivedlthh safe
”w thhi in lie was in Bristo w on
Re a “6%be Mrs. Plhg‘atorln, w'as
iwaehing Bin the yard when a passer by
shouted to Her that the house was on
An alarm was sent in and the
bra, dbpa‘rtnielit responded. The em
company 1309mm No. 3. did not have
W m the neareat
.hydrgdt to the hbuse and had to wait
til; auroral-
lite
They were
fl
headway the 1%
only, Sittings «Nutter an hour's
hard work but only the walls of the
house were lert stunning:
article saved mm the house was a
sewing machine. The ions is placed at
$1.609 The, house was insured.
The house had a bad reputation
when the Klppio family lived there it
was the scene o1 frequent brawls. Tho
mas Ripple. who was recently hung at
Wethersiiold for the murder of his
wigs in New Haven. was brought up
there His mother was found dead
in the well adjoining the house and
there was a. suspicion that she was
throats down the with
CRIMINAL cannon stone.
Judge Light Finishes Business and Ad-
learn; Court.
Judge Light. of the criminal Court
of Common Pleas finished up the busi-
ness 0! that court yesterday. and or-
dared an: adjournment sine die. Two
rut-iota id'oking subjects the only
prisoners in the pan on the June
term opened. They—ware Thomas Rue-
sell. who was given thirty days in jail
upon a plea of guilty to breach of the
peace. and Rbhe‘rt Suckléy. who was
charged with a similar misdemeanor.
Buckley's case was boiled upon pay-
ment of coats. amounting to 34.
David Brantley. 013 Monroe, who was
held for violation of the license law.
paid the costs and the case was nailed.
James Kelly. also charged with a
liquor law violation. paid com and the
case was nailed
Julius Nusscntaldt and Domenico
Pottoueill
the law. escaped with a nails on pay
merit or the costs. The court then act-
journa‘d without date.
Judge Robinson will be in Bridge-
port today to enable new lawyers to
take the oath Idml ing them to prac-
tice Thosa ellglbe are: Louis B.
shooting from the
Danger
FROM
Fire or EXDIOSion!
Bears. 0. E. Cooper. R. G. Dall‘orest,
E. F. Hallen. A. J. Hull. A. J. Merritt
A". 8. Perry. and J. B. Whoster. The
latter is a son of Patent Lawyer A. M.
Wooster.
PAPPOOSE AT GLEN ISLAND.
Hung up on I l‘oo'td in the Sun-
Squaw and "airway Happy.
A'g‘iri pappoos’e was born Saturday
at 011m rum 61.13!de Deer. one
oi the ares: bucks. and his equaw. it
is to be named, Bibi. The Iquaw is
very proud of theog‘db‘y, as it is her
tinted-p adapting. y the strapped
it to a; board and hung it up in the
sun. where visitors to the boiled vii
i could Ie‘e it.
at at “tended the nuual at~
ternoonnddhoe of the nuts. and iii-Ives
at d‘oc pair on li'r‘iday arterhoo‘n‘
Thar; she “joined 5.661912? Ignuws' in
the, ended “26‘ ’ o era'-
epln will b. thb tomato disintereh
ol'lb“ build 3 like but 11 2661111312 part
were or tlie‘ sort xii“ 1.21:2; thiry can
Fl singing “23111161116 unabated ”sum
or Ruskin Tho. Intuit
In the dumb .Ih’e ii beat a tom-tom
and slap with her usual vigor.»
was apparently none the worse for
gar shade in the, genome of mi;
11311;. Black.
1.1;... ..
Plank—Almost ;
th‘ ‘tllfdwhadkalpeuflg‘lbst-
The only ,
both held for violation of 3
W‘ 4 W16 W22 ,
use time in erectwifbu *huding on the we 33M
3 1 W1 and
die ‘ :-
1.11111: .7.
‘M epsu H
2.521.... Arden sell its ”9:211:16 id:
. or it 13.2%"
to II ”MW”! momenta 111212 or thanwnsr. may at
ends who are votnrias of then
to- display their skill. For eaveral
9d tower.iitty1eet high of Oriental de-
sign. rcr1thawbl1nlng halls thatuliir. .
Tod has julbtd 13mm goo; “if“?
“he? 0 our 0
ohiniln bbli'a. mimichh are
tone,
irl out p, o. and other airs.
:b 1.231%: is loo‘llrtbpdflclose to the shore
Domini. Indian Herbal-1.3 3, T.
are liq can at the belle. 2110
three. “3:.
l n 1111117111.. The chimed
will be run: by sigh us:
mouse” and the“ repertoire to be
given includes, many, Scotch airs. pa»
trlotlo 311m. melodies and hymns.
miles, or more. and the notes oi An-
nio Laurie. Bonnie boon. The Stars
and Stripes Forever in the soft tones
of the tails wiil he, waited on the
presses over sea and land. 3
ounces Fba ran seaplane.
(written for atomic Day, 1901. by
Daniel A. Watroua. oi Fitch’s Home for
Soldiers. Noroton Heights.)
Cheersdfoi; the soldiers and sailors to-
ay. '
Rightru'lxly loved and remembered are
t e .
Battles are ended and marches are
done:
Rust on the saber and dust on the gun.
They made not themselves heroes and
martyrs for gold“
But their health became broken and
youth became old
As they fought for that love. that
beautiful love.
That madethaln, lives music for angels
above. "
We roapfwhnt: we sowed. 0h. wonder-
ful truth!
A truth hard to learn in the days of
our youth.
But it shines out at last. like the hand
on the wall.
And the soldier has credit. and credit
for all.
Sing we their praise as the years gen-
tly pass!
Spread we ou1 floral gifts deep on the
. grass. 3
Fresh blossoms blending with sweet
thoughts renewed.
Fragrant the treasures over
strewed.
Come we with roses and
flowers
Pearied with the dew-drops and tears
of the showers.
To garalnd the graves of these heroes
of ours.
God grant that ever. as years come and
them
beautiful
80! .
Summer's green velvet and winter's
pure snow,
Out of these scenes noblest lessons
may grow.
. . . 1U . .1 , e
HATTING A CENTURY AGO.
Apprentices Did Not Have the Liberty
: They no milieu Dayo.
J. H. Williammn. of Bellini. discov-
cred recently several old Danbury pm
para. due 01 Which. a cop oi the, Farm-
ers? Chronicle at April 2,1796 he will
prevent to Putnam Pal-k for presentm-
tion in the Park museum.
The piper contains 3”,“: interesting
paragraphs and adve isements. The
toilowin advertisement shows the dif-
ference emean the strictures pissed
about the batters” apprentices of‘ a com
tury ago and the freedom given to
those 0 the. present time:
3 DOLLARS REWARD.
Ran away from the subscribers on
the night or the thirteenth instant 2
a practices to the batting business.
1., David Manson and Philo Kimber-
ly. MOnIoh la a stout lad. about nine,-
teen years old. nearly six feet high.
dark eyebrows extending“ across and
down his nose: imbery about
eighteen years od. about live teat,
eight incheii high. with dark hair and
complexion and la left handed. Who
ever will tails up said apprenticed and
return than: twine subroutine shun
hard the above reward. or five dollars
for either of them and all readolihhle
charges paid
smell a warm
history. W311 111, 17911.
and COMPTROLNEN PAID it‘ll! MEN
An 0 into me Attach" are
"lit glides Madam Pay.
oheiore psylntgfitiie I111. dooriteepe?
‘1‘ 3i 1
:3 ll
clockwork 1
'l‘h'esa 0111111»qu be heard (or tea =
«as 1511.- min
Mdfiand unbleached Bath
(1th “111111 unbleached su-
wael, 1 c an‘ch,,,.
dand unb an hell Bath
T611121
2711128 guru":
G "I
p 21;; 1716
Tow, is. 12912131256: how onl 20c each.
“m ‘3 bleacheb and un- *
26333.26 full dined
bleached Bath Towels. extra value at
2612222115 3 3
. . ‘
PARAGOLS. UMBRELLAI.
quad-p
vaer better stocked than now:
and, it's. new that you want the sun
shade. if ever.
ln‘fll‘lm‘. ' ‘l '1 ‘ '
natural twisted handles, 29o.
Ladlas' mChi‘ua Silk Pinnacle. double
wide win as 0 32312.}
Ladies White China1 Silk Parasols,
with Brocaded Silk rattle. $2. 75.
Children’s Paranoia. from 19c up.
Ladies’ China Silk Umbrellas. para~
goo frame. 98c.
(219212;?“21 Um
Ladioa us
brailas, pin ancy qhand lbs ”.31 49.
Ladies? mitt Qwelgiit‘ silk sun or rain
Umbrellas. fancy sterling silver mount-
ed pearl handgun. a bargain. at 2.
“4 Washington Street.
-7 3 2.25de that we are no ‘3
log ta 7.111111211131171. the next few days 1&3
_ It ‘tnry Insatiable prices.
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Look those over, if 1
Ladles“ we... indie Silk Paragon. 1
W Go '
ii l“£41Irid‘iii‘mlialltibabiltibtd
rdor, 1 ludh' W!
12’
213:; in I“lire 11112.1
' Handliél‘chle 51‘ W slid
313254;. , , ,
,delbli’ embroidara t :3. .,
a d tangy hard or H '
dou- all linen ‘il‘th‘hdbl ‘
Handkerchiefs. 262. 13
Ladiea’ Initial Han era 3
linen, 250. 3 . 1
BATH WATERS. 1-11.11. no
abuse. oooo‘ sortie. c “‘ ‘
W‘s
A strong trinity to. make:
1 “Idiot. Just thatim‘a oi
a.uie,too.. You'll pay
of those now than you‘ve hee'
habit of paying.
Chemically prepared Witch .1
“one 3... .3. 71...
re ,xtrac .
y oil Brothers’ double?L
31}ilm‘,‘ 10c brittle. '
Cliiibtedd’d triple diuflll
Ammonia, 12%;: bottle. .
Enatxnan' a Crushed“. Roses
for the toilet. or b dk‘mhi 3 3
Colgaté's Toilet a era, Vio‘
price and’ Chsh‘mere B‘ouque- ,-
‘ Colgate' a, Armour‘ s “and Add
gen’n largo cake Turkish Bath
he on e. 3
Transparent Glycerine Soap;
Curative Skin Soup for med!!!
toilet use, me cake. 1
Medicare Toilet Soap tor comp
ion and all skin directions, 10c cake.
South Norwalk Conn. .-
"i‘hey Count.
Surf
toned up with
01" SE31?
curable. ::
98
’.
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Personal Appearances.
With the comfmr of the sunshine
comes a desire to briqhten- up the
personal appearance.
aids monesnrely than an attractive
prmg
Notbt'ng
a little BAND
I! I. 0'
.9 O. 9'
Our stock of Suits consists of
some of the most attractive, dar-
able. reasonable garments pro-
'4:
:3
00
DO
WNeclt‘wear line is all that can
be 3% By the natty rims.
Inspection the only necessity t
make you purchase.
.‘a‘ o“
:f‘
FRANCIS 2
WASHHVGTON
All he literati the car he s
. there was one Ian
~ say in it. audit he”
am the 31111111.,
eat «1de and
arched
(smiling: on
“lit. .11: miw‘bd
3d at ubdlea and “”3 on
aims,
city 2
," be stored to remark II lie
The! 3
apparently ho
11m trifle
1.1111111: horse to
carry mangoes.
l“ 7, 1 3
yourlie'i £55923
in thus durable“ Ingltfilbmvh 11
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