W S. St {$799,939
turn from La
isnac G. Ha
ll‘l Hamilton,
today, on bus
The no all
Sillliit will
Mrs. Harry lion of Hanft‘lrd'
illdie, South Norw’ it. is the guest of
box cousin... in
Wilbur B x o ’ ’nning's
.‘wrwaik pharmacy. was the guest of
lricnds in Brldueport . yesterday arter-
HOOD.
Mrs J. H Norris and'aon are expect-
.d home today. from Spencer, Maud.
where til J)
' Fr
1). Lawton ll: 00
The Modern Woodmen will hold a
mating thnight arid will initiate two
-.mdidate9. State Deputy Newman, of
Bridgeport will be present.
\r,‘
All A ~
Miss Mary Long, ,otV Fuirdeld is the
most of Milan“ Sual'é llollonbe'ck of
Illmiord Place Misc Hollenbeck for-
ulcrly resided in Fairdeld.
Mrs. J .zzFerrlis, 9nd Mrc. Jesse H
l crrls and childr‘éh‘, little, time to Liv-
mgatone Manor, gulllvan County. N,
for a several new sojourn.
«mm-04
(‘hlei J ”mom“ and Assistant
l-Ingineers F W. Smith and T. S. M’ur-
my. have received vitations to the
aromatic parade in orriugtcn. Aug-
ust 9. c - .
~All width outside Porch Screens
mo upward: odice, market and clothes
Baskets. Brooms, Lunch Boxes. Table
Mats etc, at special prices. M.‘ S.
Smith 8: Co.
A party of [tech 311- {children who
have been at the Lille Fa‘rm in Ge
town returned to; New York today on
the Harlem, coming to‘v Nor-walk by
(alryall.
Edward Whltworth. who was Operat-
ed on in lit. Luke'9' Vl-l'oaplt‘al. New,
Your; 9 9 9 ‘ ‘39.!“ of the sin
-s iirl‘f at that pin a
h:
and ' out down this
morn g. '9 ~ i
There will be airing and... do
murer and plea in abutment in the
Charles Scrlbu ~ up vs. Joseph A
Gray case in A
walk, nert Til'é'ild
Herbert dik'ald. ,
{has i) n l he em
d n court at Nor
I! " "
9' . up All
Mr. Grouch was formerly a
all lo the Norwalk Iron
Fame:: ’9 93:33., 5c. 9‘. '
can on Judge
inol p.
South Norwdlk
neat Monday.V .
wide Fancy Summer Corsets. and
neutrons specialty, 39 and 42c pair;
Lillie Thread Gloves, white and desir- :
ab 6 colors, at out prices. to close. M. '
'8. Smith 5: Co.
. Miss Julio Hart, of Stratford. is the .9
Vglleal. of her 3'“th
Build” on
- David Caaasaa of New Britain. who
has been the guest of his sister Mina
Louia Paganctti in Haviland street re
turned to his home last evening
A horse attached to a runabout gun
and on the slippery pavement in South
Main street this
V animal got up before any damage Was
done.
Mrs. Chill-let's
nhia, Who has been stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Smith.
M
' The D. M Bead Company has a lot . ‘
oi handsome d
o9r9ated
at the Golf
1 «dies under
o9! yMrs. need G. lam
Mr and Mra. when G- Donaldson. ' ' '
, o'f Bunion. are 999? plug with friends in .
a
y will return home
9r Mary Hart of
......
”looming and fell. lilo
hasknm. of Phlladeb
of Madison
street. during the past few days, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Lucian null;
can. farmer pleaded guilty before ‘
a 'wealthy Scotland
the trial justice there to a charge oi
cruelty, to an
alldco colds. lip
catch buying-J"I sV
old line, of to
(393.99%: driyll‘ig
”or Milli,
—Arethuaa Spring Water 90c doz..
delivered. F. D
Lawton & Ga.
Ma-
George Dreyer who has been em
ployed for several years in the. mar
hat of Paul Cl.“
scram, Jr.. in Rail
road avenue, went to Westiieid. Conn.
yesterday, where he owns a large farm
and will reside
in the future.
W
A delegation of sports from The
Norwalke will witness the boxing car-
nival at the Park City Theatle, Bridge~
port tonight.
Joe Walcott and .lack
Bonner are slated for fifteen rounds.
.m
A union picnic will be held by the
people of Georgetown and Branchville
at Rolon Point. on Thursday, August 1.
The special tickets will be good on the
9.‘ 16 train down.
awaiting the ex
Trolley cars will be
curaion at Norwaik.
———o————.—-
Health Officer
field County. W
this morning:
combined.
routing; Attor 1199
George E Hill ,of Fair-
lie in South Norwalk .
liftinuslnesa and pleasure
H eifiuude a yery friendly
’99
n E! Light and Prose-
William F. Tammany.
The baaahall
Main street bual
Wall street will
day, on thok
walk. or on
deciliter Field Eaat Nor-
he Fair Grounds.
come between the
nose men and those of
be played next Thurs
The
winners will probably be served with
dinner at the ex
pence of; the losers
w—Straw Airlines O Brien.
Vanna-«M.
Fred culleu',
son of Mr. and Mra,
John Cullen of Connecticut avenue
who fell from a ladder while playing
in a new building. and received a, so
verc acaip won
out of danger now at the Norwaik 1108- 9
It was not expected that the lit- ..
vital.
tie fellow would
of Eli“ avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. El. (2. Bartram.
Bridgeport arrived in solar Norwailr ',
this morning. and are now the guests .
of Mr. and Mrs Char—lea S. Bartram;
lid, is. reported to be
live on Wednesday. 9.
They will remain over.
Sunday. and then go on to Port 0th-
tar for thrice days, bolero returning 9.
home.
«no.
Praaldcnt Flint of the Btorra' Agri
cultural Gilliam. in mirror to an in
one regardingl the lien
_ lamps that '
cell at a 9a‘crillce.
M
w ll return to her .
home heart Wednesday. ,
ol'
N0W’fi!!"r§‘°l‘fi= .'
9 Maddni‘c Building
“ " an "ilort long-weaned pants-l
were” 50th $9 90; , K
. cck of Bcv's and thldl‘CllS'
V Clothing atVa discount of 25pm ceni.V,-.;,
Comstock Bros.
South Nomad: Store:
1.4 South Milin Bi.
4 .
High Priced ?
That's a compiilnent to our grain; shows you feel its .
ruperiority to the ordinary kind, but it allows too. that '
" ”1‘ you do not study conditions closely enough for your own
good; Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary oath—-
"‘ ‘but they'al‘e worth more, If you buy grain with a view to '
“cheapness.” you will find your horse will lose his health
. . . and strength. -.
any, oars THAT’S CLEAN. .
Manuel Te. "mil
' ' . hot and Mice Keeler. Mrs. Eben Hill,
l .vi
Opposite Hotel.
Dcar i9iend:
l
cannula-r school the". '. 9
Trolleys pm the door.
it will not corrode a pen nor thl
WILLIAM P.
‘39 REAL!» 59'!“
If you want
CORRECT L'IKENE'BS."
ARTISTIC MOUNTINGB.
’ * aasow
YOUVR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE AT
JACKSON’S STUDIO
5 PERMANENOE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
4."
CORROSIV:
FOR SALE .Y
JACKSON’ 5 9STUDI,O.
53 WALL six. NORVWALK
Our Motto: “Low Prices Means More Busmess. ,
INK.
in the ink well.
.'n
BEERS,
Bookseller. Stationer. Engraver.
lllonwnnxt -
Tat-haw!-
iisyv Alacu o if .
Roé'l'li LWawnio union‘s? ' dial-walk.
1.5 Walhlunton 9!.
no. Norwalk.
Norwalk, Conn.
"Vi-i
Sincerely yours,
Ifl's’rc ly ’l‘o yolil‘, coking when we oiicr a reduction on custom-
made clot) ling: Welmvc some inducements to offer NOW. Our
fancy cassimcrcs alc running low and we Will make you a suit out
of any pattern remaining at a liberal tisicounL.
will gladly show what we are able to dolor you.
w A BENEDlC’I‘.
'.P S. Our ball/Samples are llcic~tlver600of thenl.
Call and and we
" ilr'ut made and
M til
3 evening. Any carton withing to sub
gilt A plan or prosram or a bid will ho
' noticed in a weak or ten daya.
' Hotel Clifford. in “South Main street,
f in new weights. The weights used or-
, iglnully were taken from the old clock
9 at the depot.
‘-London. yesterday, in tow of the rev-
' mlna. Quisaetta and Amorita.
' yesterday. proved iruitleac, Mr (l-ape
mmluec} or the local
anniversary ccicbralico will moat this
3.3“!- 'i u
7 A atone arch in... will be built
in East Gill! street; Work will behconl-
a se-
lectmon have been waiting for i e wa-v
let to fail .
m...
The committee from Butler Lodge
1. 0. 0. Ft. having in charge the moon
light aail next Tuesday night. have
arranged with the Power Company to
have trolleys meet the oxcuraionista
on the arrival in South Hawaii: 'The
care will no in all directions cover
log the entire line of the company.
.44...
A golf tell will be given, Saturday
afternoon. at the casino, on the golf
grounds. in Wiuulpauk. The commit-
.tce for the occasion in Mrs. Havliand.
hostess; assisted by Miss vanderhoet.
Miss Keefer. Mrs. Clio Hatch and the
Minutes Florence and Grace Haviland.
Owing to the absence of Mia's adder-
Jr.. will assist.
The bell in the towor oi the now
was kept striking most all morning.
Workman were busily engaged putting
They were not heavy'
enough and therefore did not atrlke
the song hard. There is a decided dif-
rterence in the tone of the bell today.
Schooner Muriel. of the New York
Yacht Club squadron. returned to New
enue cutter Gresham. with foremaet
and main topmost gone. The captain
:9?“ that in the sharp wind. the
ks of the yacht were unable to
stand the strain or the call area. The
Muriel is a seventy rumor, owned by
Charles Smithcra and was entered for
racing in a special class with the Eli
Connecticut pensions: increaSe, Pat-
rick Holihan, Thompsonviilo, :12;
Charles Foote. Soldiers Home, Now-
ton Heightfi Ml; Frederick A Hole,
Middletown. ’3; Judah L; Witter, Novo-
ton Heights. 312: Daniel Render. High
'4 ridge; ”2.“ Original Andr‘ew Blaireelce. ..
New Haven. 88: Charles W. Caldwell
Georgetown. Bil: Frederick 8. Snow.
New Haven, 36. Original widowa'
Mrs. Jane A. Hamilton. Unlonville. 38;
Mrs. Jane E. Fowler, Braaford 88:
Mrs. Mary A Hartley. Danburi': $12;
firs. Charlotte A. Ferguson, Danbury.
The engraved invitations for the col
ebratlon arrived yesterday and are
now in the hands of Gould s. Hoyt. sec
rotary of the invitation committee
They are being addressed to the var
ions guests. The invitatiouo hear the
seal of the town betwaen the dates
IBM-1991 at the top and the words:
The town of Norwaik, Connecticut. has
the honor toinvite you to be present
at the celebration of the two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of its founding
to be held in Norwalk from September
eighth to September twelfth, nineteen
hundred and one.
Washington Camp, No.11 P. 0. S
A" held a regular meeting last night
and spent considerable time talking
over the advisability of having a uni-
lay ride in t a near future, or going
on a mooniig t nail. 'liile meetlu
iourned without coming to any do nlte
conclusion act to any- outing. At the
meeting previous to the oral held last
night the following delegates were
elected to attand‘thc state carnp oi the
P. 0. S of A. to be held in Walling
ford, August 9: D. B. Beach. John H
Batteraon Oscar Mills, John B. Clapp
Clillord Arnold. F. B. Gregory. W. H.
Snlflln H A.‘ ”Wood A. D. Barnard, F
B. Sell. W H. Griffin and William
Underdown. .
Vice proaiddnti; and Superintendent
George J Caper/ell. of tho Capeweil
H roe Nail Company. of Hartford. yea-
titléday had a second conference with
t committee of five young women
re resenting the Bartel-9' and Packera’
increase of 25 nor cent. in wages. lAt
(cred all incl-calla of in per cent. but
Labor Union advisers. The meeting
well drinly falling to grant further
canceaaions. Who disposition of the
committee is to count the concocalon
ditty will no hurt on
ad”:
the former conference Mr. Capewell of— .
this wan not accepted to the Central .
$2.50 quality m... ‘31
300 9 ‘1, f! V .. 1.? . .
4.00 ‘ "" “ 2.79;" 6.00
‘ ' GOLF IROUSERS. ~
$2.50 to 134.50 qualities. are going {99d
/ STRAW HATS
at 1-2 price. 9' ’[
Negligac Shirts, Bathinq Suits, Yacht Caps, and); #v
Bald. Suit Cases, Neckwear and am;
Buying 'Eyes _
is All Impossibility.
Propor- Glenn, properly adjusted,
will «cave your one and give comfort ., "l. i '9‘”
in place of that diugreeahle‘ headache . n ’
strain. . "W
Thorough cuddlinatlcn free and all
work «unrantced. ‘
O. B. Jackson,
alimony: OPTIGIAN,
55 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
We admit that it' is presuming
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heated ,
term, but the winter months an
approaching when you will rc- ,
quire
Our stock of CROSS CREEK, HAZLET
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with .great car
duet, andlw'ill be delivered at your convenience 8129,
you send in the orders now.
The once? '
R. J. C‘UTBILL“
Washington meet. 9
Union in relation to the demand for an , v
Norwalk Chronicler