Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 16, 1902 · page 5

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‘Some of the doulern re ul .
ginning to display Fourth 3ot’J3uly lire-
Works. 3 3

of Bridgeport had a" run" to Roton

. i’oint‘ yostcrdny.

3.3L3Tl313e Barbers Union ill
' Lo‘w ovoning at 8 30 in
'nstuvo Pitzei' 111 Would

L Norwuik Methodist Church 11113 post- L

_ pound its meeting from tho 18th to the
‘ 263111 1113381.

3015 Norwhlk‘flo .
V Hairy Rohorts. of East Nor
replilring‘ busi»

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ow evening _ 3

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incho‘ols. ‘ ‘
Tho next rally L

w3<1ith League Union Will

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ho113‘pnopor31y at the 1103 or, of 1.111;..-
I331d3 Elizohoth streets 3Now wniks,
3- curbs and» gutters arc 11311111115 the in]
‘provcmonts. 3.

Lorning by a wagon and knocked
lie was not sorion‘hly injured

<1 proceeded about his w‘or.k
«You know 5.5111111111141111.» heoLn
d it may be hotter still. Romcm

' 3 Wednesday. June 25111, and would like

L, goods on tho small

.. warm weather
’ In this line <11 the Public Market.

' <1 oulr

‘ 1111,11. Pclham F.

c School visitors 310111011. . '
3 1191111115 E Mnlnio took 11 purty oi' ‘

friends out on the steamer Command ‘
't‘crday afternoon.

Buy.

L‘out on tho form.

Freda .ic

. P 1
3 ' visiting 11 0111311311 South Norivalh‘.

and 11121301191111 coin

lom‘mt lino <11 ournuolo on hand. Boo
13111111 tho 11d. suyu‘.

mn-

night and this morning paid 11 111103013
158 ton drunkenness. 3

Several went in bathing nt Rotou
Point] youterduy. They report that tho
wator was inst about right.

‘Natlonul LI3<1nl< I
Mormon, p‘nid 11v
Norwulk National 1v3<1311k‘ today.

pcctor Perkins. or

The coilaia that 1.... to ho‘ Worn
this summer are quite lown. You can
got what you want at (1111111 s

The inorouse or husinons at the Boo-
ton Store is duo to the tort of selling
fit b11116.

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Cooked meats m'Lo‘ just tho thing for
You <-<3111 got anything

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home of Mr. 01111110, in Water sheet.

Tho 111111111111; donnrtinéut 111 0101111
11. 1111111111.. hut munutnctory was clos-
ddown today on account of tho hu-
thidlty. ,»

A 1.1.1. 1111.. horn 1111.11.11.13 morning
to Hr and M11111) El .Woriz. ..
Wortz was: formerly Minis Flora Jon

3 1111188. or this city. 3 _'

M.,¢3a.

South Norwalk' 11111111111 Sunday school

.: will moot in the Sunday 1111100133100...

Wednesday 3 enhig at 7:15.

W
A. CL. (1.11.3.1... tho Wholesale 1311

1113‘ to take a position with 311 large
Wholesuie' 111-111 in that place.

Tho advisory comLmitteo of 11... South
Norwnlk 13111111111 Church will moot :11

o’clock with any persons dooiring.

The following moiano‘rs of the Amer.

1111.13.01.11 the. Mohuck‘omo 110th you-
torduy: '(1 J. Maud. L Yotos. 11‘ Burn
Schomp and 11‘. Now»’

311131131335 3 ‘33 .33

or. Co‘ptuin Ellsworth, for 111111111 yos~
They went to ho-
cunt Grove Cold LS'p‘ring 11nd Oyotor
3All report 11 line timo. .

33 ——-Now would to talk a little bit of
horso‘ sonsoto youmthc kind you got
Wo‘ won‘t give you
three pocket for :1 hushoi.l1ut good.
long. wide, uquo‘re mcnuuro Pure lot-
Groom. Lnnofls

This is the wook of oxominntions oi
the Smith» Noruolk city schools and
title morning the test was made on
grammar and the English lunguuu'
LustFriday is was on physiology. To~
marrow it will Do on history. the next
day arithmetic, and noxt li‘i'ldoy spoil~
111g, ‘ 3

The bodies Aid Scclotv of the First

arrangements to hold <1 biithdny soc
1111 in the 11.111.111.301 the church. on

Ln‘ioiube‘rs and others to ho‘ep that (18.1.0
open; for them.: A good time is in

_3 store for those who attend.

W

1.51 1111 Disease accompanied Potcr
Ricardo. 1110111111111 stroot to a New
York hospit'hi today. where the young
man “will undergo treatment He has
gangrene in one hand and it is thought

that he ‘will not be able. to save it. Ho

and scnurc‘d §eyerdi <11:
1 the locomotive» and

‘ has been 11101 him: on 1.111: new 3Broad‘

river bridge for the past few Weeks.
and it 11.111.111.311 the hand was injured
in handling 3311131313 3 . .

11193111111110: the musical klndoiu

e 111111811 of Mrs. Clarence B Nowlnn;

anointed by 11111 violin pupils of Mr.
wala‘n. gave a delightful musloulo

‘ Saturday 11.11111111011th the home of Mr. '

and Mrs 111.13.131.11. in O Qhard stroot

 

‘ olnl attractious in tho

George Stein .1... 1111.11.11 11.11.11.111

dit‘ to the City oi."

Edith; the infant daughter of Mr. L
3.3 and Mru A‘. C. Ounco. is ill 111 the

wont to New York thin morn: L

the «1.1.1.111 toiiioi'row33 evening at 83 ‘
. 3* 3

icon Wheel (33311111 of. Bridgeport iook‘

Methodist Episcopal Church is makin" .

L in the now Wool. (11111111 and 1111111111 111111.111 P00? briccs. 3 L3Gco<i ‘3
quality con‘sldcroi‘i. our minds are doc‘idcdiy y/3 1511.11 31111111 3111131 other"
11.1111. 3 For iuntnucc, our two piece 31111111111111.1113 111.515.0111 11.11131. $113.60. 3

All Wool c.4111 in light and modluin 1111113111111, 111 $6.00 to $1113.06.
TWo Button Double 111 coutod Suits in light 11111111111111.1111 1.1111
' 1110013011111. at $8.50 and $10. 00. 3
The hobby N01 folk, llnod or unlined, in all the ‘Llutost Ltnhrlcs. (11:3
117. 50 to $12.00. . ‘

Our line of Men’s Noglii‘wo Shirts at 50c and 31 will opcn‘ your
eyes. .
We will show you how‘ to euro money on your Underwear, yot

have it right. Our p.111... ruugo from 256 per garment up.
'

.sUMMEn HALLFLHOSE. ‘ 'L .

Liulc Thread and 11 uncy Cotton,- w‘lth vortlcul stripes and 11111 cm
. hroldorod figures first (211101 1511 to 71113. ,

L‘ Children 8 Wash Suits. 50c to $1.00. ‘
3.1101111 111111.11. 11.1... 255111 11.00.
Everything for man or boy.

14 South Main SL113

 

 

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‘ lluvc nil'ccted his heart

~ ' 3mon' <1 belt.
111m them at 1111 111113911. but Mr. Knapp

 

 

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3 The oiLhoLLcrs nod 3‘tcuohcrs of the LL

WE HAVE GOOD REASONS '

for claiming your patronage. the very best (‘11
reasons, We buy direct haunt the Western
shippers. We buy the best Ql‘ddt‘s Loi grain.
W11 Lureiullv screen both Oats and Corn. and
you don't pay 101' dirt and dust if duality
3 and price count, we win. M

Buy Oats Thais Clean.

MANUELT HATCH

 

20 Per Cent Discount

Wm. P. Beers,

L PHOTOGRAPHE RS’ SUPPLIES.

49 Wall street. ' Norfolk. Con;

I t Pays to Trade”

 

Shirt Waists and
Summer Skirts

 

L stroke.

33211.11
of the New. York Sun.

Judging troni the quantity wa‘ is sold the 311 at tow 131.113.. you'd 1111th
that nobody 111111 in toivn handled thos- ' . ~
It certainly proves no: 11111111 the 13 “ ‘
choicest 111111 11111111111131 styles 111111 11111131113131 prices‘nio Llow‘o

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ANIL) MAS
FITTING.

Tin. Sheet Inch. Copper
and 21112.3 3

530 South Main Street.
south Norw‘llk,‘ coho. ‘
Telephansé 122-11 L

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(Continued trom‘ First Page.)
L He had been

in tho employ oi: the compnoy for over
11 your; '

Superintendent Wainwright stated to ..

<1 Scutinol reporter this morning. that
n11cl1,linomun‘l<1 furnished with rub~
1111' gloves. 11 board platform and lino
'i‘thlr instructions are .‘to

hardly orcr used them. and he didn’t
own have tin;1 gloves ‘on Saturday. It
thc wire‘ bud lmm-ulive. he could ‘not-
have received the'shock“ with rubber
gloves on. even while standing on the
ground. Mr. Knapp was well known
in New Cannon and was well liked. The
Which in the only relative he leaves in
that town..‘ ' .

Mr. Knapp expired <11 5: 413 o’clock.

, and threo~<1unitcro or an hour later
‘ Superintendent Wainwright was
.3 ‘New‘ (11111111111.

in

body had been removed to‘ his home,
and the physicians had dopartcd. Ho
immodiotclyr ('1 oiled them. as the hodv
wns; still warm 111: did not allow them
to go until he. won‘thorounhly convinc-
cd‘thnt the mun- was dend. A more
ihorouizh investigation as to'the cause

of death will proluihly he made.' The

doctors3 are divided on the question as

to whether 11 man 113‘ young as Knapp

could 1.111 strlokcn with a paralytic

All day on Saturday tho tclcphono
wires were in troublcdhroughout an3
01111111111, and it is probable that the
who that lcd to the lawn was crossed
by the telephone wlre. The latter wire
in heavy copper and contains 11 very
otronn current if encased with on-
other wiro. the some current would go
through it and M equally as strong.
it has not been found where the wires
are crossed, if they 11 ore. and there was
no trouble with the t‘lt‘ii‘tlit’: light wires.

show on the iudioutor at tho power
house. and tho fund‘s would have been
blown out. Tho usual toot who made
and it Who found that nothing' had

‘ 111111.311. contact with the electric light '
3 wire. ‘ 3

L , EDlTOB R33. .1. VANoE DEAD. 3
New Britain Man Passed Away at HlLsL
‘ southern Home.

NEW BRITAIN Juno in. Milan Rob»
ort Johnston Vnnoc Ldi‘od at his soutlu
crn hom‘c, Montcmt N. C. yesterday
afternoon aftcr a long period oi! ill
health and the news of his death was
wirod here this 11103111111113.1113 was born
in New York3 city March 15,1854.

come to Non Britain when he Was 33 3
‘ ‘ quite young and received his Leducntion

in the public. schools 01 this place
He was a hook koonm in the office of

the New Britain Knitting Company at.

tor leaving school and in 187 5 found-
911‘ the Now 1311 itoln Clinton or <1 wce‘k:
11111111111111 in 1881 1.911111111111131
it with the New Britain 1:: old. with

which he has boon associated ever

succooding Frank 31.. Blanch
in 1888 111.13 was 111110 on the staff

uincop

Mr. Vunco‘ was a prominent fiemo—‘L
crut

a member 0'! the
central committee

in tho Fiftioth Con
inhor commission ‘

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I:l‘.'I I.-,I,I: ‘I‘I' I,I.I.I.I I.-

When he arrived the :

Ho hold n- high [11111111 111111;;

olthor belt or suspenders or 131011. Our prions.
$7150. $8100. $10.00,L $12300

Men’s Summer

mode from lightweight Woolens LanLd W0 to
correct in every 1.11.11 '

$73. 630. $10. 00, $132.PPL. $16.00L $31M

duri‘ible and comfortable $11L'1L‘nmor Suite 1.1.11... little 3
prices always mean a. saving of money for you. 3 ,

Straw Hots in every new 1111 one, 26c to s 030
Trunks and Bugs.

811111 1 P111

98 Washington 3 Street,
350.,3N0R3W3ALK.

Ths rule Lfor 11.1.1111. atL this 1|ng of the year is to ca 1th
to use much water, inside and out, no been-oi- wine. 3
be considered necessities rather than luxur‘lct. Little food,» fr‘L
crate exertion. In tin: with the above w: shall have ire‘
Greens. Cabbage.0ucumbers, String Beans, Beets, Lettuce P
ions, Bermuda Onions. New Potatoes, Pineapple: and Fine N
rles. 031d Potatoes. We have somg very nioe‘ cooking 01‘ '
sprouty or wilted; smooth and fine. Cook‘ fine. Better than
toes going. and half the' price. 25c peck.

For cash trade we give Prcmlums In glass ‘andL nilv
don’t care for these we give Groceries. One party will get a‘
as a rebate for clash trade. Our prices are right; our good
{and we‘ are anxious to open up new cash business. Try

 

 

L LMI‘ Wainwright states that it the wire
Lhiid hocn grounded. it would distinctly

it your eyes ache it they tire costly '3w-LhenL 111333
working if they water and the headaches are frequent. soul
the matter. The Only way to find the cause in to 0 1111111
tout optlciun‘.

We give thorough examination of the eyes 31m... and 1.1.1.1
PROPER GLASSES PROPERLY ADJUSTED to give who 3

Dark days are 1115 good as bright ones for 0111' 50191311111 ‘

o B JACKso

GRADUATE OPTIGIA
58 WALL STREET ,. N NO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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