Com pany
pruning.
1 ,Ztodsyr thorn is sqiucthing
Now (Innovators1
:II-Imnri tho rest
in West avenue.
licm‘y A Lane. 1111111111 avsAus
i seriously illa
imported to “1'8
Jersey City.
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11m Norwailr [3 113’
iii! ms to E. 13
Wool), of G
isuuc P. Wakcman and wife, 0!
( umlm left this in 113 It‘ll; lb; Pati‘
\llli‘l ican Expositlrl
MW
act, on of the 250th
onlght in the
A1169
,~r-évi- 1:"
1115.5 R Hamiton was called to
111- Illlgopolt this morning. owing to the-
'i be collation (30,
.. IIIIIIation 1111316
51min Norwallté
. y 111', Waiting two
.u- «tor groom‘s‘rs Iottonvlilc, 8.
I to use in their Oyster business.
”.13....“
Roy. W 0. Curtis of Norwallt. lett
llllllllll'lg 1.0 join, his Wife ill. WWW
\11 They will Arcmsin through August;
. —Auctlon sale of carriages. humans»
1 a ole“ at Dunn 8:. Banks’ 5 Sales sta-
1.11.1 Knight St. Thuréday; July 25.131
‘1 p m
1‘;
itiorn ohn‘jJ. with took a party
III young ladies out in his yacht, yesteru
11. i_\ afternoon. They had a very plea
-'Int Still. I
Janna—111"“
lir 1.. M. 3m took a. party out on
im- yacht yesterday; fatter-noon to sec
1111 111111111; fleet go around tho buoy,
nil Smith island. .
”pa—p...“
\ large glass was put in the front
.Ir imitwood i‘: lves's store this morn
Hit: by‘ W. H. Byington. agent for the
Mutual Plato Glass» insurance Com
11: my
A horse lgoina drivgp by Clarence 03-
born run cosy tiom’ in trout oi, the
nntral National IB‘n’uk this morning,
Imt was stoppedrbctoré any damage
\\ as done.
I'i'peddlar a parade. at which vendor s
of all nations will exhibit their wares,
“ill be held at the Eolsorn residence.
in Wilton, den‘csdny evening. July
31.11» the benefit of St. Mathew’s
1 nurch
Ca taln 8.. Inns. of tho Salva-
lion army; m :I‘llk‘o to act ”tithing.
lurniturc.’ 0r anything that w0uld be
useful. He says that he has calls from
poor people every day for something
or the sort ‘
‘Pallgc. as counsel for the
a: hallway , f .has
conVonioncc
construction
expo
position; ’1‘iio Iran
irc Sims: Railway
11 Connecticut
puny.
I strum muwsts.
r. so. uoawaut
yesterday for the Pan American Expo .
3.,.ition ,i:lc went on Back £1 Bishop' 3 I -.
I' There is something that will interest
ion. Massaohnsetbs‘. 1101111113111! 131 month.
. Butler lodge. No. 97 i. 0 ().F‘.
, go to Locust Grove,
' youthful merchants make quite a sum
' mitigated by tho thunder showers.
. bc tho most oi rgiistly
to nous domain. acorns. is on a
no surmount slicr
so on» its
ab n 1110111 ism-111‘
F W—
Julia Dasksin commenced work
this rooming, at waitress in the Hav-
iland iicuse rosiaurant.
WM
Company D. Fourth Regiment .
have a drill in guard duty outsld
Norwulk Armory. tomorrow nigl _
A regular meeting or Butler Lodge
Will do ll 1! tomorrow 11 ht. in Don
31113111113111 in Wn‘sbin on strait.
H. B. Gui-hum or East‘Norwalk’; lett
tour.
M’s—3...,—
capitalists in tho ad. under the head
git “To Real Estate Man,” in todays
ssus
m..-
Tho “Mill End" solo is still on at thé' ‘
store of the [lowland Dry Goods. Cum-
m_-___..
.1
cont illness.
Deputy Sberllf John W. Souiley's
wife and tan‘iily. roturned last night.
in New Haven
Raymond Brothers, collapsed on South
empty barrels was in the. wagon.
The South Norwalk Quartstte Club
will hold a rehearsal tomorrow night
for the purpose or getting ready for the
excursion to North Beach next Sunday
Mrs Frances T’Eloodncil;
stree
GP ”Henry
and a Dsnbury young lady. whrg
sen her guest, have gone to Bos-
Oniy a few more days romain to
guess how many beans are in the jar
at the store. of the New York Grocery
Company. The low price 3an begins
Saturday
Raymond Brothers took judgment
today, in the summary process proceed-
ings which have been brought against
Francis M. and William F. Jennings, of
Baton Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hurlburt, of
b‘airiicld, is stopping at the residence or
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donnoily. in Con-
necticut avenue. They wiilIremaiu un-
til Saturday.
It the present rate of horses wearing
straw bats continues to increase. it will
be the matter of only a short time bo-
lore it will be the exception instead of
the rule, as at present. to see a horse
without one.
Mrs. George D. Keeler. wits oi Jua-
tlcs Kceler and daughter. Mrs. Fredco
ick Bryant left this morning to 110 to
New Haven by trolley. They will re-
turn tomorrow
Miss Mabel A. Bartram, of Bridge-
port. who has been the guest of Miss
May Downs, of Ely avenue, during the
past couple of weeks, returned to her
home this morning.
On Tuesday. July 30. a moonlight soil
will be given uudor the auspices of
it will
be on the steamer Harlcm and it will
Tho small boy with the penny a
glass lemonade stand is very much in
evidence those days. some or the
of spending money.
The ioriblc hot weather was slightly
which came up during the night. Al~
though today is very warm the air is
more toierablei than that of yesterday.
Commodore Clarence Osborn and Col-
onri Fmderick Hill. spent yesterday
along Lana island. in the comma «
dorcs yacht. Gemini looking for the
lost Ayii. No trace or her was found.
‘ ’l‘iip wagon damaged by being run in-
to by the Gfintrsl Food Gomgnuy trim
in North sin treat. 11 1-day. was
taken to the Tilly cum-loge factory.
where rcpsirs were made. sad thrown»
or finally started tor horn .
itsporter lionsrd Hunter istt this
morning tor iitoiiiniiton. whore. be will
vosior ii tour
our Jr.. will
too 11‘
.. clinches.
it. W 11111111111 tomorly snchuI
tsndsnt or the in Kuwait Thruway
Whimsy W W
his. 11,.
after
. pony. Sea the prices on goods i‘n-thc ‘
A. Ed. “161in ' V
rransnomtlonnid Inches Kline. of
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company. is around again. litter his re~
from their Webb's visit with relatives“ .
A front wheel of one of the wagons oi
Main street. this morning. A lost] of '
.1‘
. stripesiflflo to$3 5i)
Comstock Bros.
Norwalit Stars:
Masonic Building.
" its irom $8.50 to Sill.
wc—piice aihing suits. solid colors and ,in
_\
I
1’
Sruth Norwalk Store:
‘14 South Main St.
That'il a compliment to our grain; shows you feel its
superiority to the ordinary kind; but it shows too. that
you do not study conditions floscly enough for your own ‘
good. Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary oats-
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to
, “cheapncss,” you will find your horse will lose his health
, and strength.
so OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
Opposite Hotel,» .
Trollcys pass the doc .,
Room 1, Masonic Building.
116 Washington St.
fll'C
YOUR’ PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE Ar
memsmmm
if you
CORRECT Ll KENESS.
ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS.
\
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
coME WHILE lN
w. A. BENEDICT
Nor-walk.
80. Norwsik.
i
1
My dear fellow:
There is surely no vacation for cash although in this warm
11 rather you need not have as quc
suits as curly in the season
Our tailors 111101 111 us that our
short and that 111111 desire to close them out inimcdiaicly
means the prices have been cut on suits from $1 25 to $4.00. Will
1011 1-111 and investigate? it means considerable to _\I'.0u
made to your measure—that 5 our sort.
V cry truly
\P. S. Over 600 samples of Fol
excellent.
JACKSON’ 3 STUDIO;
' ' 53 WALL sr. nonwsnx
want
ABSOLUTE PERMANENOE.
GOOD HEALTH.
Norwalk, Conn.
i1 cash to promrc the same rc-
fancy cassimcrcs are running
This
Clothes
yours
W. A. BENEDICT.
i‘ goods are here; The patterns
wm—Ifi-
s
.II
MALOEN ‘r M. C. ,A. BUILDING.
Tho Norwnlks t: ompilsh What
Other Piasis vs Dons.
What other citics and towns in the
country have done and are doing icr
their young men the Norwslksouxhl to
do tor the young man here.
The son or tile Yo ogiih‘t Men’s Chris
tian Association is no anger on carp l~
must. it is a real an. {actor in
world today and can be relied upon, to
do the work and montdb s trunccds it on
in tbs machineryl s brovidod
out: or all
1
id remain
nor how
clis ‘ 111ml 1 '
a building spacious built for its aim .
so it in van. tbs Young Msu' 11 Chris.
tins Association. it must bars its buila
hiss. biomass an institution to live and L
grow must limit mm to around. ,
Tbs boys but moments tbs
ii
, debt and doing a magnificent work
The modest shirt 0! “0.000111 oil that ‘
is askod for in The Norwalks. to buy a
rite. build the building, equip it and
w
nearly $100,000. and is now has from
pay. the running expense of the pros
out worlt until the building to noon
p.lcd
Thurs will norm- be our lack of or.
sic assist in carrying toward phiian
311" during this oration. at isasi.
Bro. will not bu that such an
portraits tor those who are in a post.
ll?
turn is just now ’11 this bdiltiibit lin-
Yaimulfdil
, u .
Paul
street.
. a two weeks leave at absence. from his
be completed now, Snivotor Chariot
. Norwaiit would be completed.
. find it.
were to no avail.
‘ Keogh’s launch.
minority [or the people or them 311' a:
throplo, outerprliol. but it is cémin
AOD“
pa to main: permanent memorials as
it
has reluruod ho
rs. George Stsosmullor. of Low
dos organs has . inflow 131333.,
w rc 13111318 tbs ( s at rsiati‘rss ‘
not Norwslk.
it 3
East sumo.
3111..» Benedict
= but: resigned his position at the {so . ‘1
tori! oi Lounsbury. Mathewson RI Cour ‘
mm
1" 0.1110111131111111 Lodge. 11.111. of P,
will hold a, regular mooring tonight. in
Mystic 011111111111 in Washington
., I
Ewart Parker storm Monday 1th on
duties in Comatocir Brothers‘ .storo. in
South Main street.
Wesley Sinuson. who has been enjoy-
ing a two we'eks' vacation. wiihreturn
to his duties in the south Norwalk
store 0: Comatoclr Brothers. tomorrow.
A diminutive omnibus. drawn by an
equally diminutive pony attracts con-
siderable attention about the streets.
The vehicle, is large enough only for,
small children.
Henry Cornel took 11 party or friends
out in his yacht Truant yesterday to
club go round ths‘Bell buoy. They
had a line view of the Columbia and
Constitution. ‘ '
The Boston street sewer will soon
said today that. there was only about
600 toot more to finish and then the
”6.000 sewer job for the city of Smith
Ellis Howard lclt his bicycle in front
or his restaurant last night and in the
late hours it was discovered by the po-
lice and arrested. Mr Howard thought
at first that his wheel had been stolen
He was later informed where he could
m
Captain George W. Gladstone and
Constable John J. Goodwin accom-
panied Commodore Clarence Osborn
in the oommodore‘s yacht Gcminii to
Hempstcad Harbor. [1. i., in search of
the stolen yacht Ayli. Their eiIorts
Frederick Field, D1. C. F. Boutwcll
Attorney John J. Keogh, Homer B
Hoyt and William S Wilcox tenants in
the United Bank building. are having a
clambske. this afternoon. on Nauvoo ls.
land. They want there in Attorney
*—
Many curious people were attracted
to Broad River today to see this place
where John Csrruthors was drowaod.
They wore not very well rewarded as
the spot does not show any traces of
having been the scene of such a and
accident less than twenty four hours
880‘
The clock in the tower at Hotel Clit-
lord has been set in motion and is a
very agreeablo. innovation. as the clock
is in a position where it can be seen
by many people. At night the faces
are illuminated so. that one cun'teil the
time by it when it is dark as well as
during the day.
A kicking horse caused considerable
excitement. in Westport avenue, yester-
day afternoon. No one was injured in
the (moss. and the only damage done
was the smashing of one of the wheels.
and some other portions of the vehicle.
The cause of the animal getting frac-
tions is not known.
-Auction sale of pneumatic run-
abouts, surrics. wagons. etc. at Darin
& Banks's Solo Stables. Knight street,
Thursday, July 25. at 2 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hines. of Troy. N.
Y. are stopping at the Hotel Hamilton
for the summer. Mr. Hines is owner 01’
a very fast bay gelding trottsr. “Albert
1)” The animal is now in l. G. Hamlh
tons barn. Mr. Hamilton is to train
the horse. and get him in condition (or
tbs, races omths fair grounds, to be
held on the dial. a! this month. it is
thought that be will be able to win
first money. ,
Tho teachcrs and scholars of the
Granitcvillo Sunday‘school left on a
special trolley car at the Junction of
South Main and Washington streets
afternoon. Those in charge or the
youngsters wore Mrs. Samuel Semplc.
Miss Lulu Smalhoru. Miss Nollie. Boo
bs. Miss Mary Clark. J. H. Paxton
Harry Gill and Mrs J. H. Richardson
superintendent of the school. Tommi-
row the majority or the scholars will
accompany tbs South Norwalii Metho
dist scholars on their trolley ride.
unconscious“ raou Lioarumo,
covers storm last night the home of
Adam Fished m struck by lightning.
Mr. and lira. Fiche! were rendered on.
conscious by tho shoch.1irs. Fiche]
is still in a notorious condition. bay
in: lost the no or 9: spoocli. Tho un-
conscious s were 11.1.1111 twin
the burn strolls lost in thus to save
their liras. The homes or R V Ry-
io the some uninhborhood warn also
struck and no occupants uni-c All
shocked 14 Rush, annually. ,
TN! EMPEROR.
sum boss; July 234-31111
' the scissors:- or nasal:
sec the yachts of the New York Yacht .
or Elastic? Why not use Bell Starch.
lulol'd prepared Starch, 10 cent pack-
lor Combo Bosch at 1:30, o'clock this ,
Aproomi. 3111.. July :3. morning 11 ‘
m c v. venom and William Klinlt’ ‘
A saving of 1 om '33 001116311 pe
' 3111i on Men' 5 Suits.
*1.
A saying: 01:“ rout 753111950 3
pair on Men’ 5 Odd Trousers.
Boy’ 5 Two-Piece Spits, vuiues
to $3. 50; rnduced to sl 98.
2110111301 8111111, liar liecireir, 111,111
1111. Bathing Suits. etc.
a=mnz*”:
BELL PREPARED STARCH. Do
you use any prepared starch like ivory and best quality beer
always a customer for o,
Tastes good when othe
PEANUT BUTTER , .
samepeople buy and buy
must be good. .
OLD POTATOES. Now
tatoes are up again to 40 a
how about some lair old
cents peck!
10 cent package, 5c, and 5 cent passage.
3 cents. Warranted to do anything
that any prepared starch will do. Cei-
sge for 59.
BUG SECT KNOCKOUT. A liquid
bug killer. instant death to bed bugs. JELLY GLASSES with
roaches, waterbugs. 25 cents bottle. cents dozen.
GINGER IALE. Once more
Any use for PREPARED FLOUR tor
biscuits. etc. Get a trial sample of the
"Reliable.”
tactics to that bargain stint
Ale. 5 cents bottle.
Business solicited.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Buying #Eye‘s
is An impossibility.
Proper Glasses. properly adjusted.
will save your eyes and give comfort
in place of that diam-«aim headache
strain.
Thorough examination iron and all
work «surmised.
O. 3. Jackson, g
onscusr: opricuu.
58 Wall Street.
We admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heated
term. but the winter months are
approaching when you will re-
quire
'31.
Nor-walk.
Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLET
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with great carol.
dust, and will be delivered at your convenience at pr
you send in the orders now.
Raymond
Concerts Every Aficrnoon and E g
_ DANCiNG DAi , g ”
FINE RE AUMNE 311031 DINNER l
Norwalk Chronicler