‘ cooling.
ious cooling drinks.
a 1) you are looking for something
Our fountain is supplying dolls . South Norwalk
Canoes ices: ice Cream Beds.
151 WASHINGTON eraser.
i
Rtucdlirii \0 its.
reading consult 0. ll .lhcksun‘, the
opticlVen.
1’1‘odiiy is the hot day of the great
White goods sale at the llostoii State.
51:13, Mott the 11d. says.
1 Wfiu—
. L~~.ii‘l1e smoothest and tastiest thing
to 11’ei1t is Lorie's C fine and Cliniolato
' loo Cream. It can bobcat.
~—
. Today there are nineteen patients
in the N01 walk Hospital. This is the
. largest number within the past con.
pin or weeks. «
The South NorWalk Qunrtette Club
will hold an ltolian night, tomortow
evening at the residence of Dcidricli
llohn in Stevens strgoct
'1'1‘he sublcrt- of Rev. liomiily F.
liumphrics’ patriotic nddiess tomor
V iow night will he "ConVentional Pa-
trlotisiVn nnd Social Progi‘ess"
The appcuiéd cases
and John Wright of
will come up in the
eotirtiht Bridgeport on
79111111111 Taylor
Shuth Not-walk.
{eminon ~plciis
*uesday
-—Sec our line of Shiit, waists before
, purchasing clsmvlu-umc1 We have all the
new things at the lowest prices. Lut-
est novelties in lindios’ Collars and
Fathy Ties M, S. Smith _& Co.
if you deposit $2. 50 in the savings
department of the South Not-walk
Trust Company voii can secure one
of their handsome check auxiliary sav-
lugs bank. See the picture at it in ‘9'.-
‘tlay’s issue. - 1.
1' I'I‘he smallpox patients V£kir5.G1V'.Vi_ttlie_.b
F Menu. and daughter 11,
continue to improve nicely Town
Health Officer. Dr William J. Tracey.
" says that the dunner of spreading the
disease is not passed as yet and that
the same. precautions are being used.
as on Joe-1 start.
~1JohnK
manager and contain .01
5111.1". sloohings Club hosehail team. has '
inoléctoh the tollowing members of the
club to compete in a baseball game
with 'the Lamont Club team: A. Knorr.
H',‘ Ferris C. Crow. 1‘. Williamson, N.
.. 0 w C Mitchell, .1. Knoii W. Ray-
mi it. Hawkihs and W. Foulson
0' Brien' s.
.—~~
M1 .1——-Men' 5 Duck Hats
lupi- sxhhginntions, at ‘New Haven yes
teiday and the day before.“ says that
tite'bxam‘s were the most difficult of
any; ever given in this state. Mr.
Hughes and Edward C Cunningham
. of East Norwalk. took the examine
1 thins and John Mc‘G‘inn of South Ner-
waist. the preliminaries. These gentle
1 men will nor know whether they pass
thVi iliVithl nextV.~ week F1 iday
N
, The batters of Barthols maniitac
tory Want to play the. (110th & Knapp
battens a game of ball, 'aud Mama at
Charlés Raymond and Captain 'llnn‘
Singewaid of‘ Bsi'thol's. would be
pleased to meet Manager William Con
. way and Captain George Williams of
Crof'ut & Kuapp',‘s at Herman Quitt-
er’,s any night next week to arrange
git .. There is no doubt that the
one .ti0. teams would
.5 Rosannpcuust and attris'
on e consulted in. the parlors of the
Ma chemo Hotel. on Tuesdays m:
between the! he
11 daily betggc
. nd 9 p. m at 1
.BrldgopothVV, Eyes
sV
“ Zhorbin" .,
yesterday; tram an stuck and reset
land iiraterat'lh’hl ' 1
it your eyes. ache or fire Veiis‘ily when
.otbcr beer. btit it is dealt out to the
‘ They expect to receive the machines
gusto; still .
his home in Main street Notwslk. is
" David E, Hughes who lOQl-K the state Net. At the short calendar session there
. V1. 'V ' . ‘ VVVVVVV . V VV .V'V ii.
Luther M. Wright is constructing an
automobile for 0.51941“. Diapham.
has recovered iron! hisrecont illness
.Scymour’ s grocery store is headquar-
tors for all the porelties or the season.
rum—A
A. F. Merriam is substituting in the
branch of the New
York Grocery, 1
The Banang silks are the pop'ulnr
summer dress materials. The i). M.
fiend Company have them.
The last church Calendar of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
until Viall Was issued today. '
——Will melt in your mouth—Lanes
Home Made Short Cake.
W. H. Middnugh of. New oYrk. are
stopping at the Muhnckcmo HotcL-L‘
The employee in the South Norwnlk
bmnili of the New York Grocery are
quite nobby in new white duck hats.
Messrs. Buckingham Lockwood and
Charles 1).,I-lili have. been oLoctcd
members of the Norwalk Yacht Club.
Milllnery. wrappers 'And white goods
are the attractions at the store of‘the
Howlnnd Dry Goods Company, today.
George Veiio has purchased an up-
right Mnthuslipk piano of W. 8 Sim to
vant. The instrument was installed
this morning.
Tomorrow will be Hospital Sunday
in the tilii'ercnt churches in town. A
special offering will be taken for the
Norwaik Hospital
If you need ally pm ch furniture. now
is the time to get‘ it when there is a
good assortment. You will find it at the
store of A. J. Collins & Company.
—-8. S. Tillotson is offering great re
ductio s in all her Trimmed Millinor y.
86 Wa liington street.
Winttei's Bavarian lager beer costs
the saloon keeper :1 little more than
consumer the some as interior beer.
Washington street are being thorough.
ly rentivated and repaired during his
absence on Va fishing trip in Maine.
..Dr‘s. A. N. Clark anti-F, B. Baker.
chase X ray machine‘s for their offices
soon. .
Principal C. A Tucker. who has been
ill for several days with tonsilltis at
able to be down stairs, and will resume
his duties at Center school next week.
A‘Crnsh Yiicht Caps, O’Brlco’s.
Theodore H. Olson has purchased
one of the handsomest librses soon in
tow She is a bay trotier and was
driven over Vtrom Bridgeport where he
bought her yesterday. Mr. Olsen has
named the animgi “Maud W."
In the civil, Silporlor Cdiirt at
Bridgeport yesterday. sci 11ml Nor-
Walk cases were restored to the dock
was a large attendancc,1iionrly all of
the Norwalk lawycis being present.
The annual election of officers and
monthly business meeting of the What.
socver Circle of King's Daughters. of
the South Norwallt Congregational
Church, will be held at the home of
Miss Anna Dickei'man. 16 High street.
l'rldny evening, of next week.
—-—There , ls Ice Cream and 11:11
Cream; no end. it would seem; but if
you want something slick just try
Lane‘s Pure ice Cream.
The case of E. M. Tolie‘s against
John Lonchak .for the use of. the Hun
gaiia'u picnic grounds was tried this
morning before Judge Taylor in the
South Norwalk side or the Town Court
Attorney Louis S. Beers appeared for
the plaintiff and Attorney John Keogh
for the defendant. Decision was re-
nerved.
For the first time in nearly titty~
years a trial by Jury was called in
Justice Hallo court; in New Canaan.
on Thursday. It lsVa‘ civil case, in
which Ambrose the painter ones to re
cover for wagg'n nil
., redei'io H . .11
Ponus avenue. ' Th Jurors selected
's"B
Stonley .
.ltnesses and one hirer.
adio
"Charles Grey.,ot'Eliznboth stroot.‘
_’—
‘ it B Beiden H. Bel-tier}, R. Tcpcl and.
'Dr.‘ W. I). Wood‘s dental rooms in ‘
went to, New York yesterday to our .
03705.
have it right.
,broirlci'cd figures, fast color,
Comstock Bros.
l4 South Niiiin St.
s 5;: 1 . j“ Pwmmva, 1:1
en 3. NO 1866 iii x 3mm ;:;
3:: Harwnrtn. .5
1 1 .V , » AND 6!!!‘ :5
in the now Wool, Cl‘fiiih and Flannel offsets, at poor prces. Good. 1:- 1.1
quality considered. ’our prices are decidedly lower than any other .V-V- FITTING ,:
' store. 1 For instance, our two-piece Flannel Suitut $5.00; Vwortiuhildlil. ‘-I '
l , ' . ‘ 1. : Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper -
All Wool Crash in light and medium shades at 86.00 to $10.90. ‘ -_ rid Z -
a mo ,-
Two Button Double Breasted Suits in light stripe Flannel and ,_ ' .:.
Wool Crash iii. $8. 50 and $10. 00. I". 50 30"") Main Street .:
r. . .
The nobby Noii‘olk, lined or unlined, iii till the latest fabrics, at ' :' ~ V
V $7. 50 to $12.00. V :. South NOI‘WIIR, Conn. V
8 Our line of Man's Ncgllgct: Shirts at 50c and $1 Swill (llioil'your ‘ 1" VTelepiiono. 122' 3' :
2’08 .
'Wimvill show you how to snvo money on your Underwear,
Our prices range from 251: per garment up.
"ST. JOSEPH' S\CHURCH.
summon HALF HOSE. ' 0f 81- Anthony.
Lisle Thread and Fancy Cotton, u'liii iV'crili-ul stripes and siichin-
151:.l1) 751'. -
1 , I 1.
Clilliiicn's Wash Suits, 50:: to 81.00.
Men‘s Stock Tics, 25c to $1.60.
Everything for man or boy,
take place tomorrow at Sr Joseph'.s
learned and eloquent Franciscan Mis-
,,‘ ‘ ' , masses. who will also perform the sol-
cmn blessing of the statue of St. An-
at the Vesper service 7: 30 p.111.
services yesterday on the Feast of St.
South Norwalk
will be very numerous.
The hospital collection. for which
.for Claiming your patronage. the very best of
5 shippers
and which was very warmly recom
mended by Dr Maber, will be taken up
loss at the evening service will be do
voted to the purposes or the "Pious
Union of St. Anthony "
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
At the Sunday morning service to
morrow the pastor. Rev. W. W. T. Dun
can, will preach the first of a series of
sermons on “Life." Topic. “The Sa-
crcdness of Life." Children's talk "Be
. lug Forgotten." At the session or the
pastor's class for men, Paul’s entrance
upon a new field of labor and the con
soonent introduction of the gospel into
1. Europe will involve the question of the
V value 01‘ a single decision. The class
meets regularly throu h June. All
men not connected wit other schools
are invited. The. Junior League will
, meet in the Sunday' school room at
3:30 p, m., Miss l6 mma Buxton super-
lntendent. The Young Pcopic‘ s meet
ing will be led by John Cockciwham
1 subject, “Why Total Abstinence is
. Best." All members of the Epwortli
- League are urged to be present.
evening sermon will be the last one in
the series on "Christ and Commerce."
'l‘opic. “Christ and Compctwition "
These sermons have. been exceptional-
ly fotceful consistent and helpful in
argument and conclusion from the gos
pcl standpoint The evening prelude
topic will be “The Peace in South Ar-
rica. " The public is cordially invited
to these s¢1rle.res
We buy direct. item the WeStern
We buv the best qr'idcs 0i grain .
We tareiully screen both Oats and Corn. and ,
you dour pay ior dirt and dust. ii quality '
and price count we win
Buy Oats That’ 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
rVVeasons.
EAbTMAN
KODAKS
20 Per Cent. Discount
Wm. P. Beers; ‘,
l"'
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.
Morning: 10-3011,. m.:
1
Bridgeport li05'ainzi.
Judging from the oun‘ntity on yo sold the past few days you'd think
that nobody else in town handled the s11 Warm Weather Necessities.
V ltcc1tnluiy proves on hate the lnr gest assortment to select i'roin. thd\
choicest and dointicst styles and that the prices are lower than elsewhere.
s'HiFtT WAISTS 391: TO $6. 75. — 1, 11 . V ‘~. -.
SUMMER SKIRTS 98s to $10. 00:
MUSIC 'AT FIRST CHURCH.
Music ot the First Church Norwalk
tomorrow. Morning prelude (piano
with organ) ProcesSlon march, Scot-
son Clark; Te Deum in )3 Flat, Buck.
Postlifile Scherzo from second Sym-
phony. Wider; Sunday school service
for children's duly. Etching prelude
Cnntilene Bryson' Quartet. “Abide
summer Skirts
of Love."
nets. No.1, Flrstmovement..Merkei.
SOUTH NOR. CONGREGATIONAL..
The pastor or the South Norwalk'
Congregational Church the Rev. Paul
M. Strayer soils with Mrs Strayor for-
Europe next Snturdity. Tomorrow will
be has last Sunday until September.
The sermon will be on the? subject. "A
Man Better Than 11. Sheep” appropri-
1..
151‘ Car fare on $5.00 purchases or ever. ’ ‘”
ate to Hospital Sunday, An offering
On account of the '
will be taken for in Norwalk Hospi-
iAt‘ vespsrs th aster will speak
, 1-111111111121111" Mrs. Strays: will also
, . uddress'V, the 1:1an lob on “AGOpd
‘ Buy your fish where they getthelr
V trash ilth every day. V Money book it
. 1. wheamemgo ind
about 3.511.000 ,
1.. The average boo n {V
Special Boismnity Tomorrow in Honor
The solemn blessing of the statue of
St Anthony. and the establishment in
the polish of the "Pious Union,” will
Sermons will be delivered by the
sionary Fathom Very Rev. Dominick
Scanlsn 0 S F, at the 8 and 10:30
thony. organize the “Pious Union. " and
deliver the chief salmon 01 the day
A large congregation attended the
devotions at the mass and benediction
Anthony and there is no doubt that
the membership of the "Pious Union"
envelopes were distributed last Sunday
at both masses tomorrow. The otter ‘
The .
With Me. " Reed; alto Solo, “The Glory 1
Jules Jdriinn; Postlude Sm
I dition oi winter wheat on June 1 Was
gls about four tenths or 1. per cent. in
excess of the Acreage harvested last
“i is 90 6, against 90. 03 in June,1901, and
1 1; ten~ycar average of 90.
.. ,dV (idea or hvc- tenths of
wo id be this Summer, we prepared an enormous variety
the Well Norfolk Jacket Suit. The coats are "skeleton-111511
trousers are turned up grsneiull y at the bottom and 11111beth MO
either belt or suspenders or both. Our prices:
37- 50, $8. 00, $Vl 0. 00, 812. 00.
made from lightweight Woolens and Worsteds perfectlyll .
correct in every detail ‘
‘ s7. 50, $10.00, $12.00, $15. 00 $18.00.
Our Juvenile Dephrtmont is filled to overflowing with ball
durable and comfortable Summ er Suits [01' the little fellows
pr ices nh‘vnys mean a saving of money for you. .
Outing Stocks and Summer Neckwehr in an enormous v
Straw Hats in every new sliapo,2i'1c to, $3. 00.
Trunks and Bags.
STORE OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. ‘,
WNiho Whihmi
93 Washington Street, 41111111 scourge;
so. NONWALK. ‘NonAL’ii;
1....
The rule for health at this time of the year, is to eat little or 3"
to use much water, inside and out, no beer or wine. Fruit and V6] is
be considered necessities rather than luxuries. Little toad, rm Sir; anti
crate exertion. in line with the above we shall have fresh
Greens, Cabbage, Cucumbers, String Beans Beets. Lettuce P_
ions, Bermuda Onions, New Potatoes, Pineapple: and Fine Nat
rles. Old Potatoes, We have some very nice cooking Old P
sprouty or wilted; smooth and fine. Cook fiVn‘e. Better than any no"
toes going, and half the price. 251: peck.
For cash trade we give Premiums In glass and silver ware or
don’t care for these we give roceries. no party will get a burr lo! qu
as a rebate for cash trade. Our prices a 1: right; our goods mm '
aVnd we are anxious to open up new ca sh flatness. Try us.
9 ven. , ,
Lorenzo Di
Punt
it your eyes ache it they tire easily when 1'cadlng,V sew .
working. it they water and the headaches are frequent, something
the matter. The only way to find the cause is to consult ,'
tent Optician. '
We give thorough examination of the eyes free, and guarantee
PROPER GLASSES, PROPERLY ADJUSTED to give what.
Dark days are as good as bright ones for our scientific. testing
Processionnl Hyanu 489 ..Elvey o B JAG Kso Ni":
PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLIES 53551512511; '''''''''' ‘; ...... '.'."'n?§5il55
49 Wall street. "PM." Conm1 Jubilate in F ...... ........ Aldrich GRADUA‘Vl't op'ncmu
-. .. gymn 410 ...... g. ......... .Ebellnp: 58 WALL STREET,
mm 484 ............. Baker 1'
’ WW «comm
,V, Oltei'tory~0 Taste and Sec. Sullivan .
{It VVVPVaVyS to Fade Rtigesslonal 1:31;“. 387 ......... Cobb » -— - 1. .
1V veusonn i n. m.: ‘, ‘
Processionnl Hymn 49] ...... Wesley CONCRETE
:‘VVcrian Verslcles .............. Tallls ASPHALT ‘
agn cat in F ........-‘. ..... lSmpcr CEMENT, 1 .
Nuuc Dlmlltis in F .......... Simpei' ‘
I l i: 0 us to 11V TS ngn 4911 ............ .Haydn a s ARTIFICIAL STOKE
ertorv—Tho Radiant Morn.
...................... Woodward i 1 anti FL‘Va
Shlrt Waists and Recessionnl Hy mn. 509 ........ Elvey ‘
Walks Recovered. Gutters
Raymond B“
Curbs Reset. ‘.
TO RNEZ BEACH
Steamer S E. 8
Will Leave Steamboat Whari 9 a. m.lV-.
Returning. Leave Rye Beach 4 15.111
Tickets: Adults 501:, Children
indian Camp and all Attractions at RYE REA
f
I
a condition above the tea
age as fellows: North Caro
gain at one point.al1thoh .
gain of six points. in Mollie the
tion is 93. corresponding
711.1 as compared With 87 8 on June 1',
19011. and 80:3. the mean of the June
averages of the last ten years.
' The total reported acreage in cats
year. The average condition of oats the ton-year average,
lows nine points. Ohio
VvanloV and Kansas 16,
The acreage reported as under bar
1 exceeds the acreage harvested last and milk!“ 19 901.8%
The average
Ml!
. molmiy gstates its is fig V‘
ition of barley is 936 against 91 B th,s1rer
June 1 1901. and a ten years. erngVelwlll be” .
88..Vj6
» The meson
in that harvested last yo
rose mugging; or rye is 88.1.!
Norwalk Chronicler