cooling. ,
Our fountnin is supplying dellc- '3
film... cooling drinks. .
College ices. Ice Cream Soda.
.50
[51 wIAsHmo'roN'srussr.
Daniel James, or Blond River. hits
“ joined the local union 0! carpenters.
and Joiners. 1‘,
o. 11. (11111111111011 1 and
" H. C. Rayner,
,1 H A. Woodrui‘i, of New York. are stop-
plug at the Mahackemo hotel.
1 , Richard Steelch has been engaged
by John Kiehler no assistant chef. He
takes the place of Julius Wolf. ,
-v—.........' we,
. , The senior dance of the Norwn‘lk
, ' University school will be held tomor~
row evening at the school hall.
mus Campbell is 111 with an attack
of. grip. He contracted 11 heavy cold
.while out fishing the other day ‘ ‘
The Norwalk Lodge of Elks held a
1 regular meeting. last night. but trans-
, acted nothing but routine business.
I . The barber shop formerly occupied
{by Rollo. Black in Railroad placeuwns
thoroughly renovated this morning.
Ch‘nIllIes Addison, ot the Clifford
pharmacy, has not found hls wheel
which was stolen last suturday night.
Conlstock Brothers are out today
with their advertising wugon‘. All the
places in the vicinity of Norwalk will
be visited
The members of a Hungarian wedv
(ling party had their photos taken, as
customary, this morning. at a Norwslk
photograph gallery.
wEl‘cctricnl construction of all kinds.
Drop us a line. Norwalk Electrical
Company, 2021Wnsbington St.,I,South
'Nol'wnlk, Conn. .
There will be an important meeting
of the municipal electlic light commit-
too which was appointed by Mayor
Mortimer M. Leo, tonight. '
» A regular meeting oi the Christian
, industrial League of the South Nor-
1I walk Methodist Church. was held inst
' , evening, at the church, and routine
business transacted. '
.0
Golden Rule Circle,"Klng’s Dough-
1 - tern, of. the Norwalk Congregational
Church, will meet'tbmorrow afternoon,
I. at 3: 30 at the home of Miss Carrie
' , '1 Weed, 3 Seymour street.
‘ The Clerks' Union will meet this
evening, at 8' o ‘clock, in Mystic Chain
hall. Washington street, when the rcg~
lliar weekly business will be transacted
, and seveial new members will be re»
1:.eived
’11,‘
The Contractors Association of The
N01 walks held a regular meeting and
" dlbcusscd matters of interest to the
members last; night at the Associu
tlon's headquarters, corner of Main
‘aud Wall streets. 1 1 ,
for Roxbu‘w Foils, this morning
where he nil spend 11 ten days on 11
“fishing excursibn. During the genie!
town clerk :1 Absence his sl ter, the ob“
, flcien‘t town clerk, Mid An
E. Smith,
will be in churge o‘f , _,
blue,
The regular monthly business meet—
ling oi! the exacutive board oi the Lad-
‘ics‘ Aid Society of the South Nbrwalk
'Methodlst Church was held yeSte‘rday,
.11‘iternoon. at the home of Mrs Olin ‘S.
Yenngs, in Livingston Place. ,
insular monthly business ws‘s trans-
‘1].
Town Clerk Herbert R. emits 1th"
broke and “enema tires.
, has been reported to
J. Cariner is now located at 391
South Main street. lie mnkes u spec-
Air. and Mrs. Hurry Bustling and
lolly of ladies’ work
W
" ~Soit Shell 111‘ ' Little Neck
the imperial Cele. ‘
A large number oi friends and rein-1
tires witnessed the ByruIeaFell nup~
tials ht St. Mary's Church this morn:
ing. , "'
Mrs. Aquilln Greenwood, of River-
side avenue, who is critically ill of
appendicitis, is reported to remain
about the some today “
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Armour oi
Deep Water lighthouse, New Haven.
are he guests or Mr. and Mrs. Kaspar
Zoelllngcr, of Water street '
Mn“... .mm
f William K. Maples accompanied by
Mr and Mrs. Prince, of New York,
drove to Westport yesterday, where
the latter looked over same property.
The New York baseball team.
strange to relate, won 11 some yester
day. They defeated the Chicagoes in
a stubbornly fought contest running
too innings-.I ‘
The July number of the New Enu-
lund Magazine will contain an article
on Norwnlk‘ written by 11 South Nor-
walk lady. The article will bu both
descriptive and historical.
m-
A meeting or the non-commissioned
officers of Company D Was held last
evening. in the 11111101 11. and the ques-
tloeul of a revision of the by-laws colloid
or .
Aquili Grenwood, business agent (it
the Bill ed Bulldin Trndes‘ Coun‘cil,‘
has notified union on tractors and men
that the two houses being built in
Lexington Avenue‘ are being put up by
nonunion labor
’ anew—.4.“
held from his late home in Durien, at 2
o ”clack Friday afternoon Rev. H. 8
Brewn will olllclstet.‘ interment will
be in Spling Grove Cemetery, Dnrlen.
Frisnds and relatives are invited to 11t-
ten
m
day afternoon between the Brown and
Merrill College boys, was ‘Cuucellcd by
the latter team. At noon the manager
or Merrill'stelephoued.tllot the Brown
boys were too much of 11' match for
their team and didn’t think it. worth
while coming to South Norwalk
-—-Dr. M S. Roach, oeulist and 11111181
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahnckemo Hotel, on Tuesdays 11nd
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and 5
p. 111., and daily betw n 9 end 12 n
m. 6 and 9 p. 111.,111 bl Fnirileld ave
one, Bridgeport. Eyes exbmlned and
licenses treated.
The Slight 11111111111131 between Presi-‘
dent William Sheldon oi the Stone Mu-
sons' Union at NorWnlk and Weslpm't
and Robins Brothers. who are building
the collar for the new City of Norw‘alk
public library. will it is thought he
nmicabiy settled.‘ , Tile .nllsunder»
standing did not go for enough to
cause a cessation oi work on the li-
bray.
”a...“
Butlel Lodge I O, 0. ,.,F met last
evening. and conferred the inltiatory
degree upon Messrs. Hatchmun, Plait
and Smith A committee was appoint-
ed to arrange for the decoration of the
graves or deceased comrades, when the
organization holds its Decordtlon Day
enérhises. They will occur some time
this month. ,
Jonathan W Chopin of New Haven,
Grand Warden oi Connecticut New
England Order of P1 otection. will pay
in official visit to P. C. Lounsbury
Lodge No.126 of South Norwalk on
Tuesday evening next, when he hopes
to meet ev‘ery member than can pee-
'3lbly arrange to be present Fur the
_ good of the order coke and cream will
, 1e served. ~
Some one stole Arnold Robinson’s
bicycle about 7 oclock last evening
from in front of the United Bank
building in Washington street Mr.
Robinson had only been up in Brown‘ 11
college a couple of minutes. When
was is I H“.
I it is 11 Tribune bier:
bl kmme, blue rims. coaster
non of Union avenue, Norwalk, spent
N1 yesterday in New ork city._ , I. ‘ '
Clams, broiled null boiled Debaters, at 1 1
The funeral of A 8 13111111111. will be
The ball game-scheduled for'yestor- ,
A Sp 01111 Sale or ”
l’ucrto ico almHats
‘ I . ,' ‘ ‘ .«l ‘ . ‘ ‘ V‘ I‘ A II '
‘, ,‘ 1 ‘ ‘ ,1 ‘ . ‘l , I
”Everyone needs a liraw Hat for. Summer, andhereris
{an opportune lime to, secure one and hetuullv Save irom
500 105150 on every ‘Hai purchased. ,
Thursday, we put to Sale 21 large qlmmtv 01 Puerto-
Rican Alpines. whic
many Of which are lusts. regular value $3 and $4; our
price for this Sale 5! l0 $2.00 and $2.50.,
have .21 large-stock olRough 11nd
latest Shapes: at 25c to $30.0. ’
Besides these we
Split Straws, 111 all the
I Genuine Panamanj
loneswat$fiand$l5 I f ,
Comstock Bros.
South Norwa‘lk
l4 South Main St ,1
-
I _
Here never varies from the sole, high-
dualllv Siludard; yei prices are as low
again be IllOIECI, except by selling Such“
trusll as, l never knoWn here. The real
economy ,is the peculiar characteristic
of the store. 1 ' , 1 ‘ l , "
Buy Oats That' 5 Clean.)
M NUELT. HATCH,
Til? mutter
Tennis. Golf l’i‘ng Pena.
Eastman Cameras. $1.00 and llDWdl'dS.
Bose Ball. Lawn
leeral discount
Wn'1
BOOKBEII
on Prélno and i’oc‘o Cameras.
P. Beers,
LER A ND STATIONER.
49 Wall street. 'l Moi-walk. Conn.
D uston s.
"T HE SHl "T WAIST STORE”
Not a day passes but wh t people tell us we have the largest assert
mcnt ‘ot and the Dnintiest We sis in town at prices lower than cominml and
ordiu‘m'y ones can he bought or elsewhere
9111' display iinclud‘es W11 h Silks,1’)imitie
Mus’lin‘s, Planes Innd Percales. .
_ I' RICES 391: to $6.75,
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Our ontlle stock of Toilou Made Suits Jackets Capes, Separate Skirts
and Children’s Garments, llnsl been marked down to one half and unethird
less then former prices You hould not tell to tnke advantage or this op-
portun y to provide conceive: with stylish and reliable garments “
‘ at fare 11 $5 00 purchases or over
the Manufacturers call Seconds. 1
‘ln the sought: $4.110, finished“.
» ported this morning that some strange
, Lawns 111111111111,(lingbslns,j
PLUMBING.
Arum .
nor 11mm.
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rlrrlyc.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and flinc. '
.50 South Main Strut.
South Norwalk. 001111.
Telephone: 12% '
Iluclullen Ill lilwuulun
Continued from First Page.
the books in or'del to wrap he blan-
kets,‘ and had then leplaced t em
‘Hnrry put up the first mail betore be
notified his tutller.I The latter lntorm~
ed Constable -',l.udlignn who calied at
the postoilicc and liewed the mine lie
saw that the tools used were from a
blacksmith shop. There was 11 black-
emith‘ 11 old fashioned buttress, 11 horse
. shoc‘ punch, l',nsp large nclow driver,
monkey wrench and sledge benllner
Constable Mulligan learned that the
tools had been taken from Flynn's
blacksmith shop in Darlen, Mr. Ryan
found his shop open this mol'.nlng
'llle crneksmen were in Rownyton
as curly as 10 unlock, for Mrs. A. M
Clock is positive ‘she saw them. She
Frederick I‘. inhokvmod's house,
In
Railroad avenue st that hour
She
' saw what looked to be a surrey with
‘ one holse attached, standing at the
corner. A mun passed the house, and
as he was opposite, be flushed a dark
lantern on Mrs Cluck. He then enter«
a ed the carriage and (have off,
Mr Bryan was awakened some time
I this morning by an unusual noise‘ He
called to his son Harm who sleeps
across the hall from ills room and ask—
ed him it he had heard it. Hurry re—
plied that he had not Shortly utter
' u that, when Mr Blynn had dozen off he
was awakened the second time by a
, noise. lie arose and looked out or his
. window his mom being the front one
on the second floor, and overlooking
again went back to bed and to sleep.
His wife arose shortly before 3 o clock
and lighted the 11111111. It was just 3
o'clock, when she extinguished it and
immediately after, Mr Bryan heard
what appeared to be the report of a
. gun. As this is no unusual sound in
the night In Rowuytou, he paid but
very little uttcntlon to It. He now says
' that the report must have been the
explosion of the safe.
The postmaster" s boiler» is about tor-
ty feet item the postoflice ill the real"
on 11 slight elevation. Next to his resi-
dence is the house of Ephraim ’l‘homes.
in the front ‘nrld midway between the
two houses. is 11 lamp post One week
The letter does not always light the.
lamp, and last night happened to be
one of the nights the lump was not
burning. If the light had been burn-
lug, Mr Brynn believes he could have
seen the night maurauders easily from
his window
J 0.111111111311111, who resides near
the postoiflcc says that he was awak»
Icncd at 2 oclock this morning by the
loud barking of sevelal dogs in the
vicinity. Ml'.‘s David Lee also heard
the dogs bark.
his daughters were out on the streets
curly in the evening. and that they
were Inspired by some tough looking
individuals whom they never saw in
.Rowuyton before Hurry Pepper re~
men wcle plowling mound his house
about 1] o'clock, and lime frightened
away by his dog. it is the opinion of
Constable lmdrigau that the intruders
had a horse and calHrlege He has found
He has not notified out-of-
town auhorities, as he can give no des-
crlptlon of the men.
, W
, CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTNONB.
PHILADELPHIA J1me 5~Répllbli~
can congressibnal conventions Were
held in this city today and the follow
1111; candidates were chosen: First dice
trlct-MH. H Binghnm; second, Robert
Adams, Jr. th it'd, He ry Burk. fourth.
Robert H Foerdel‘tie “ ilith, Edw‘ard
‘Mo‘lfi'sll‘; sixth, George D. McCre‘nry.
All are renominstions except McCren-.
ry, Who is the candidate or the new
district created under the apportiom
men't bill passed by the lust legisla-
tore. Robert H. Foerderer isn, e111-
bar 111 the present congress a
, sentl‘ltive of the state at large; Togay
. ,he Was chesdli to represent the Third
was sitting on the trout piaszn ot.‘
the postofllcc. He saw nothing and ’
, Mr Bryan attends to the lamp and the 1
next week, Mrs. Themes takes charge.
J.J.11cster says that ,
TWO BUTTON
that we will offer at
these clothes when wearing them.
Special , this week:
We are showing some exceptionally
16 at $2. 50 $3 00 $3. 50. $4. 00.
Show Huts, 25c to $3.00.
Belts, 25c to $1.00.
811111 8111111,
98 Washington ‘ Street,
30. NORWALK.
:llll . .
on
We have just received some entirely new lines ln big
Suits, including the very fashionable. , '
DOUBLE-BREABTED BACKB,‘
fitted perfectly to your figure before We like your money. ,
Grey Ovel'plnid Suit, $7 50; worth $10.00
Dress Suit Cases; $1,50 to $5.00.
Remember that every ,
bountiful styles in sizes fr
«1'.... .,
4‘11 ,
t 1* 3' "'mfi‘mit‘ ’
Will H Sillil
48 and 50 Wall 1S e.
1
‘ ‘ PRICES
Fractured Frames repelled and
Lenses, no matter how Complicated
Examination tree.
58 WALL STREET,
i
Come and see the clue
STRAWBERRIE
We are getting direct from. the fist
1 ‘ Delaware. ’
Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses Properly Adina
All work guaranteed?
0. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
RIGHT
made as good as 11011.3
replaced quickly.
NORWALK. CONN
M“W§M”M «emu». ‘
;
» 1
WolkspReéaoe‘rf'ed.
no clue as yet that would, lend to their ’ ‘
‘ identity
Curbs Reset.
“CONCRETE
ASPHALT
amour» . ._
‘ ARTIFICIAL S
and FLAG
Gutters P
, TROLLEY SERVICE TlED UP.’
All Sorts of Conveyance: Used for
Transportation in Providence.
PROVIDENCE June 5-0mnibuses,
barges and other conveyances today,
were transporting Such of the city and
suburban passenger traffic in this sec»
tion as cupid not be accommodated by,
the steam trains. as the result of the
strike of the United Traction Com-
pany’s motormen a conductors,
which began yesterday Some street;
cars were running, but the majority of
the travellers seemed to ‘prelel' not to
take chances. It wan claimed that:
more. carslwere moving today than
, were in operation late yesterday, but
(not more than one-third of the usual,
‘ number were sent out on the entire,
system of the company. The strike prev;
terc'sts‘ are noted. The company claims
' that 11 llirge number of the old than re-‘
turned, asking to be reinstated toll
sport‘s given out by the strikers '
« the other hand diet that out of 800
, aresses quietly and the usual conflict-1
-" his statements by the contesting in-V
Yale Rowing Squad Enjo‘
1 Spin on the Thm
when they arose at 6:
and mode preparations or
last Wits at 7 o’clock and a
vanity squad started down
They nod a steady pull of three
and then returned,
stretches No effort was in
in: twenty-eight to the;
make up of the crew W
Stroke, Rogue; 7 Cross;
Weymourth; 4. Judson;
Duly: bow, Waterman,
Norwalk Chronicler