‘ , the Mayflower Oval. in East Norwalk.
3 nor.
, number or people in The Nor-
,J at attended the outing of the
is tried! Worker a
ort'. Saturday.
The Misses Mary and Emily Nash
dM’rs. Jennie Nash. have returned
from Buzzards Buy
barriew oven
ll
secured a similhr position
Hamil ton.
Jrs. Cora Bartlett ‘Slater intends to
so her home in SeymOur street, and
t aside with Mrs. Jennie W.
w, ds..ln South Main street.
liltou McKenna, of Brooklyn. who
the guest, of ex: councilman
it street returnedl 'l‘
r. M. S. Resen oculist and aurist
combo consulted in the parlors of the
ohuchemo Hotel, on Tuesday and
F days. between the hours 0: 1 and b
, and daily between 9 and 12 a
and 9 p. m., at 515 Fairiield ave
J , Midgeport. myos examined and
, dis ses treated.
' . Miss Florence Jennings of No. l Jen-
, pings Place, returned Saturday. after
‘ spending a few days with her cousin
J. Sanford Gregory. of Saugatsck.
Beginning Tuesday. August 6th. Wil—
liam P. Beers. the Norwalk stationer,
will close his store evenings at 6:30 p.
131.. Monday and Saturday evenings ex—
cepted.
J Miss Mabel F. Spendlove, who lost
her, pocketbook at Roton Point. a tow
days ago. was very “happy to have it-
", [returned to her Saturday by Mrs. Eben
Scribner. of Georgetown.
The Arnolds foundry‘nine, oi Nor-
walk play the Croiut &‘ Knapp baseball .
team. next Saturday, at 9: 30 a. m.. on
The two teams contest tor a shore din-
m-M
Miss Virginia Purcell, of Newark N.
9.. who has been the guest of Mr. and ‘
~ Mrs. .David Bernard, of Spring street
during the past ‘wéek’, returned home
Saturday. Mrs. Bernard Haccompap
'lil'J her for a return vidit.‘
‘ “QWE-
ltev Edward H. Qoley. of Utica. N.
Y.. who is spending the summer at his
old home. Edaehill in Westport om-
eluted at Grace Church; yesterday, in
She absence oi the Rev. J. McClure Bel-
,, ours. who is enjoying a vacation.
John J. Warren. oi Huyiland street.
purchased a traitor Friday, from the
' _ es campingpnt near Peat swamp
siren will try his new stood on
,iipeedway. next Thursday aiter~
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
nth Norwalk‘ Common Councils
lace this owning. B‘o tar as
it up {ere iii nothing special to come
the Jmobiili lib
_ White. of Brooklyn..N
, Mt. Vernon. N. Y.: G‘. W. Hawker. Bos-
on pop s out next Saturday attornooh
at Go op' a Point. ,
‘ t to
at s and unit crabs.
MIT”
The Howland Dry Goods Company
goods. ties the ad
-. , . was .M
w--~I«“aii term at Brown's Business
College opens Sept. 3. ‘
Congressman Henry Maby, oi Patter.
son; N. Y.,' is stopping at the Dorian
House for the summer.
The South Nowell: Savings Bank
gives five reasons to:- its popularity
with money sailors, in today's issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwina Menard. o!
Bridgeport,emut Sunday with Mrs. A.
E. Bradley. ot'fNertJown avenue.
F. B. Hoyt, the dentist. would like
to consult you about your teeth. He
says that every tooth is worth saving.
pad-av
transects all branches ol’ the banking
Pusiness. Look up the ad in today’s
83118
A. J Cbllius & Company are having
their annual August furniture sale.
You will ilnd exceptional bargains
there. J
”WA...
pods is now on in full force at Tris-
am & Hyatt’:s The ad. will tell you
about it. ..
F. H. Rowan went to New York this
morning to meet his wife. who retuin-
ed from her visit at Salem and Group
Jwich, N. Y
Charles M. Alcorn. head waiter at
the Haviland, House restaurant. was
the guest of his father at Bayonne. N.
J.. 0ch Sunday.
.1. London. who was in the employ of
l 13. Wilmot. the tailor returned to
Sorrih Norwolh Saturday, after a
week's stay in New York.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
blurry McGowan died yesterday in We.
tel'bury. and was brought to‘ South
Norwalk this afternoon ior burial.
The Fire Police Company. No. i. will
give an excursion to North Beach Au-
gust 11. The steamer Harlem toos‘ a
party toJPlcesure Beach yesterday.
At this time of year sponges are in
great demand. for nearly everyone
uses them in taking their regular bath.
The D. M. Read Campany is advertis-
ing them today.
Captain Robert McElvane and Skin-
per George W Gladstone are willing to
race any yacht iii Norwaik harbor that
is eighteen feet overall.
will be put in the race will be the “Get
There," owned by Mr. McEvune.
: Thomas Mci’iilarnay. of Norwsllr. was
arrested this noon by Chief of Police
Bradley. for breach of peace and aims
ive iannuase against Charles Schu-
than. oi Knidht street. McElam ay was
fined $5 without costs. which he paid.
Judg’6 Joseph R. Taylor has handed
down a" decision in the long-druwn~out
case of Charles Scribner 5 Sons against
Attorney Joseph A. Gray. in sustaining
a demurrer by the plaintiff to the plea
in' abatement by the defendant. The
cuss in now pen to further pleadings.
The meets at the Nip-walk Hotel
yesterday wore Mr. and Mrs. ill. 1...
Y.; ll. 0. Fishc.
ton; ‘C J. Burritt. South Orange. N. .l.:
F. 0. O'Connor. West Grouse. N J;
F.1’orter. Boston: Frank C. handle
audio. of Winnipauk.‘
ll ectiy litter the insurance hpente'
. baseball game; Baturday George Green . ‘
J Smith got out on the field (J J * '
oil until threw the, ball “ a
ashotlooliin'p. it struck ,
fin
are oh the nose and twitter!t the
rival of blue fish. lob. 3
is now rummaging among the wash
The South Norwnlk Trust Company
The annual August sale at summer
The bout that J
All
25
Now/all: Store:
Masonic Building.
don‘ ' want them. You 2‘ will
‘ y 5 Spits infill.“ .
Sill to $12 Suits for $7 89
J59 to Sit) Suite for $5.19
sizes between 34 and 42 chesl; measure.
But you ll have to hurry .
percent oil on Boys and and Childreh’s
Clothing. ‘ .
Straw-Hats. at half price.
ll.
Comstock Bros.
South Norwalk Stow:
14 South Main St.
7100!}.
It may
There’s nothing in the world we’re so much interest-
ed in as Hay, Grain “and Feed. We make it our study.
sound, queer to speak of grain buying and selling _
as a science, but that‘s what we’ve made of it.
Two important discoveries we have made are that
. h”, ecou"‘m
tally from J mm to Randall»;
‘Jadfilg Mast:
”John Shepard-
GHQ] Riflhfll‘d PM.“
ilk
. J West. belonscdio theta
w G. Rider. he helps her J
All); Henry House Bee , n of Judge
Beers, oi Bridgeport Conn. was
the guest of Mrs. Thump a, Molley
of Gerard place. last Saturday alien
Miss Grace Lawrence. or: Orchard
street has returned home after it plans-
ant visit with her grandparents. Mr
and Mrs William Lawrence. of Guin-
tard avenue.
William H Meeker. James W. How-
ard l G Hamilton, Frederick Hubbard
and Captain Howell. went to Weston
yesterday and had an outing on the
farm of Horace Hurlbutt. Mr. Hurl
‘burt made the party feel at home and a
general good time was spent.
The Periwinkle Clog, or South Non
Walk held a clambake in Daskam’s
grove. yesterday, and a most enjoyable
time was spent by all William Mc-
Chomhie furnished the bake. which
was one 0! the best ever served in the
grove.
——~
The members of the Union veterans
‘ Union held a meeting last Saturday
0
night. and selected ton Point as
the place for holding the annual shore
dinner on Friday night, August 80th
‘ Arrangements are being made to have
the affair the best in the history of the
, organization.
M
. Among those who left this morning
for the Moody Summer School confer-
ence at South Vernon, Vermont. were
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Brown and son
Theodore. Miss Stella Austin. and Her»
old Morehouse, Darlen; V. L. Boutou
of Noroton; Rev. William L. James. oi
Bell Island, and Rev. W. H. Hubbard
complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and
‘ that the way to win success is to deserve it. :J
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN
Manuel '1‘. HuthlJiJc‘J
Dear Friend:
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE”‘MADE
JACKSON’S STUDIO
Dur Motto: ”Low Prices Means More Business."
WILLIAM F. BEERS.
49 WALL 8T
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. w. A. BENEDICT.
Room 1, Masonic Building,
116 Washington St» .
AT
if you want
CORRECT LIKENESS.
ARJTISTlC MOUNTINGS.
ABSOLUTJE PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
JJJACKSON’ 5 STUDIO.
Opposite Hotel. .
Trolleys pan the door.
53 5WALL s'rz. nonwatn
COR
it will not corrode a pen not thicken in the ink Well.
FOR BALI: BY
Bookseller, Siniioner. Engraver.
NORWRLK.
Normlk.
So. Norwallo
Norwnlk. Conn.
We told you last week that our fall patterns were in, and that
they were Well selected.
number of orders taken this week. (".0mc in and look over the 5nd:-
plcs-inorc than six hundred of them.
Others think so too. judging from the
Snitcrcly yours.
" the privileges out by scale
delivered by the 15th of t 9 month to
Patrick Fittmaurice. at it South Main
street.
Jdé'llt McKinley ha
of South Norwalk.
The priviledge committee on the pic-
nic of the Central Labor Union which
will be held on Labor Day at the Nor-
* walk Fair Grounds, met yesterday with
Rollo Black at his shop, in Railroad
avenue. The committee decided to let
bids to be
INTERESTING NORWALK NOTES.
Paragraphs Relating ‘to the Early Do-
ings of Citizens of the Town.
The first rotary printing press was
the invention of Henry Betta. of Nor—
walk.
The first fur-blowing machine used
in making but bodies was made by
John Rider. father of Engineer W. B.
Rider.
The late Judge '1‘. E. Butler was the
inventor and putontcc of forming ma
chines used in manufacturing felt
cloth. He was much interested in the
study of meteorology and published
two volumes on the weather and at—
mospherlo conditions. Judge Butler
tried tor several years to get his books
‘ ’ adopted at Washington for the wear
ther human service and many high ol-
flciais favored the idea but the books
were not adopted by the government.
Eli K. Bennett held the allies or town
treasurer for ility~two consecutive
years, and was a perfectly accurate
and emcient oiliclal.
The first locomotive used on the
' Danbury and Norwalk Railroad and a
J freight car were drawn up West ave-
nue by teams and placed on the track
above Norwalk bridge. the cut or tnir-, .
3‘ tysix and a half test in issues Hill not .J
having been completed at that time. u
Joseph L. Jennings. or south Nor-
. walk. was General Tom Thumb’s coach J
J’durlng his trips in the United States ‘
J and Europe with P. 'l‘ Barnum.
The first output the colony of Con-
" necticut .qu made in 1719 or 1720
. by John Coop. Norwalk.
Thekiirst wall map 9! Connecticut
. ‘was published in 181% .-
’ M
Million HEAB’S SENTENCE.
wasnmo'ro’u. ’4 Aguat dereai
ommuted the
court martial pontoon, or dismissal
from the army or Major Francis Elton
.: Hilton Head. 14th infantry. to placing
. him at the foot or the list of majors.
w. 5.555533555. my. ?
oi inian y. there to remain for a per»
ad of vo years.
on (tut ,andéot! us in: tprofane and abs
DRIED BEEF.
at [J price.
Negliqce Shirts, Bathinq Suits, Yacbtf
Belts. Suit Cases; NeckweaJ
'48 andhO‘ Wltal'S. J
At- the Model Gm
if you are not as yet knowing as to the good
tasty these warm days. when the appetite no
known what to get to eat.
dinner pail. try our Sliced Beef and be happy. J
-POT CHEESE 0R COTTAGE CHEESE. _
You can inquire here hereafter with a rep ’
For supper, the picnic um:
Wm .
Lorenzo le;
strain.
work guaranteed.
58 Wall Street.
Buying Eyes
Is An impossibility.
Proper Glasses, properly adlusted,
will save your eyes and give comfort
in place of that disagreeable headache
Thorough examination tree and an
O. B. Jackson,
GRADUATE OPTIGIAN,
Nat-walk.
Wfladmit that it is presuming
on 0 part to call attention to the
Miller Elton Head ‘J
as tried on a c arse of being drunk
following facts during this heated
term. but the winter months are
approaching when you will re-
quire
you send in the orders now.
All kinds of fish
J R J. CUTBILJLJ
. ' Our stock of CROSS CREEK, l-lAZLETO
VEIN LEI-HG}! has been purchased with g
dust, and. will be delivered at your convenience at pr
Norwalk Chronicler