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3 J00 Wu I or. o I Stamford. and Joe ‘
MoAIlen. of New York have agreed to
I box litteen rounds before u bridseport
club. In the near future.- The match
is the result of s. setto between the
two boxers be! re the Union Boating
Club at Turnl alII Bridgeport. Thurs
day evening inst IWaIksr IIsays their
bout was stopped in the fourth round
for lessons unknownito him, and the
I, The Misses Ham Ilt‘on. 0t Norwnlk.
I are coasts or the Missost hethel. ot
Damion. I
Alexander she ardII oi Bridfi‘eportv
_ was In Booth Norwlillt yesterday on
; business.
Harry Stret
are spendihgt
0:: Ridge
F. F. Wood. New York actor, is
In South Not-we it and Is stopping at
. the Hotel Clifford.
Miss Ellis 0' Donnell. oi Danbury. Is
visiting friends in South Norwaik for
a couple of days. I I I
Miss Grace Stomnioll, of Camp
street. Norwnlk, spent yesterday with
friends In New Nation.
‘Mrs A. F Min on of No.15 Golden
llill street. In via ting in New Haven.
than family. of Darlen.
0 day with relatives In
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I LONDON .iuue 17——-'l‘h\o coronation.
‘ us ll yubilcspeotaolc thieutens to be a
daado.I So serious and Imminent has
this possibility become that the Lon-I
don Tim“ and IIotlIer papers are print
I log alarmist letters ngIng the authori-
ties to take steps to prevent Its failure
below it is Itqu into, The rupnoity’
of in hotel keepers and greed of the II
seat oscillators are having their Just
iewardI.- With scarcely more than a
week before the coronation not fifty
per cent of the seats on the huge
stands hails been so 0 Frightened by
the exorbitant demands, thOusands of
people residing In the suburbs "and
country who had planned to come and
see thinking crowned have now decid-
ed to stay away while a large propor
tion of Londoners will avail them
selves 0f the opptutunity to enJOy a
3 holiday at the seaside or els where In
I preference to ubmittlug to e incon-
venience of in extraordinary police
. . regulations which will be] enforced on
sto talk poli- the damnation days. The health re
ready furnished sorts and hotels on the south coast and
moths in quiet. country clubs through
CASE NO. 2.
MEN’S FINE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS ONLY. SHORT SLEEVES. I.
RIBBED SHIRT AND FRENCH NECK MADE TO RETAIL AT 50;
I sans PRICE 35c - .
HighwaJ Notice
The owners of lands on the highway
known as wmstport avenue. between
the city line and the easterly line of
the Torvn of Norwaik. are hereby noti
t000tinueu3 From First Pager ., _
the entire plscs‘ will be more attractive "I” . ’
than ever hetero. I . "I " 3 - _ ..
Eaton Point became known through- f 3 ,; ‘ I I3 I
out this section of the country as a I
glossed: resort more than s‘ quarter (It ‘
century ago. Borne twenty years ago I 'I
decision given McAllon. The Btam- a man named Ackert Secured a several
ford man's backers have every conil- years' lease at the place. and began to
deuce In his ability to lick McAIlen cater. to excursidn parties from New
and have made Iovu tures for a’ match York and other places. and about a I”
which will he clinched m a few days. dozen years “a the present manage— THE WEATHER MAN SAYS "CONTINUED WARM WEATHER" ‘ 3
it is expected I merit purchased the property, and en- DOES THAT MAKE YOU THINK OF THIN UNDERWEAR? WHILE r’ ” II” 3'1
,WW [urged the pavilion. erected a new ho- THE T N /, . I ‘ .;.
BRITTQ 8 99553: cos‘rs HIM $5. tel built the large dock “WWI I EMPERATURE IS 001 0 UP, WE HAVE MADE THE PRICES I 3. 3
.lohn Britta, an Italian, Whose home houses. theatre. etc" and made many ON UNI) RWEAR ()0 DOWN. IWF MADE A PURCHASE FROM A
.Is near Norwalk was found, yesterday noticeable improvements. Arrange- I I I . . .
fine] nnfln at 3" 20. byI Policeman Kurth manta WGI‘Q made Will] the ”on 8‘.“me LARGE M LL IN NEW YORK STA PE IOF MENS BALBRIGGAN
3:23: r3333! 3112112: thfiuh‘fisg 3:30 agent I:Jtmtnpntny Pit: have excursions; SHIRTS AND” DRAWERS. 'JUST TO CLEAN UP A FEW CASES IN A
. . It runs I o t I0 0 MI, and for severe ' ' I
to police nduuurtcrs In the petrol summers past there has usually been a .3SIIOIIT TIME‘ WE THINK WE. CAN (ENE A W3” INTERESTING
wnyon and "onfluo‘d to the lockup over large one at the Point every day, ACCOUNT OF THE GOOD POINTS AND MONEY ,31‘0 IBE SAVED .I .
Wmdmnnt “In“ B““‘"‘°I" I 5 “'3'“ ”‘1” ”’“"“’““I 'I“ ““3 0”” ‘ - ' " W DURINI Tins SM n [T oust) NOT REQUIRE ONE WORD 0F ‘ .
Patrick Dowd of Brooklyn. spent Court llritio plead guilty to drunken- COMMISSIONERS VISIT camp, ‘ ‘ W ‘ I .
smilm win. hiaNbrothsrdoliu Dowd Iggifhsmlgmfizl““333,”th by Judge I Tlllelmfimllel‘s of Israel Putnam Me- ARGUMENT 'i‘o CONVINOE YOU TO BUY ll“ YOU COULD GIVE US
of stop 1? nos orwu k, *‘ 1 mar a camp met at the grounds 800 A I
Charles Seymou“ 0b Norwnlk has A 3:_ IUVIW m the purpose of looking mm A 10301: This QUALITY AND Pump or Tunisia GARMENTS ARE.
been spending several days the guest DON’T WORRY . the woik that has been done about the WONDl’Rl‘UL- 3 I '
0‘ Mr and Mm 0 H. Jennings. Al It th 5 00 camp during the spring and to talk . - CASE No.1 I.
Mr M M“ Chi-into her Taiitiho )0“ M .3 .0 YD.“ Willi! to 10“" over plans for future improvements. ‘I .I , I ‘ ‘
ens slurs York, shell: Sunday‘s.» 3.232533%. A W” ”m“ “I" doses 3"}? §°flmisal°neri Present were MEN s RALBRIcoAN SHIRTs. RIBBED SHIRT snort'r snsinv-
’ ' o n on I W t L
$30?“ Mgetgnsamigtr‘s. Charles E t.%2"h§%li§hla°€3§§i‘sv man D 3,933.39? 2.2., 93.33;. X as ALL srzss. onswnns To MATCH, MADE wrrn DOUBLE
”dint; Norman 8 Daniels of Will guaranteethnt they have it even 33:33:30] (:ndpgl‘lllllrll'le 0:313:03” SEAT AND GUSSE'I‘ STRAP BACK AND SUSPENDER TAPES VAL-
Ngflwr H‘flb’efi WhO hallé been. visiting If you die tomorrow. I Of Bethel‘ wnunm H. Hlll of’Rcddlng" I» UE 42 C. AT 270.
friends in gout“ INWElde NOI‘ FRED’K H FIELD, Gen I AgenhI audIGcorse A park.” Of‘ Hartford ' I.
walks have returned to their home United Bank building. 80. Norwullr. Alter a tensor the sternum; the co'm‘ I
Miss Elisabeth $911133. Of NOTWMK missioners sat down to a fine dinner
Is in New Haven today. the guest or prepared for them by Keeper Thomas
Miss Genevieve Hale WhitlQiik 8550 Delaney at the Old Put House. A bus
slate editor of the Saturday Chronicle inegg meeting followed the dinner
MissII H Beatrice Hite, «the Mill I The principal business 0000 was the
Cottage West Norwalli. left yesterday appointing of a committee of three t
for a six weeks' trip to visit school prepare plans for future work aio g
friends in Pennsylvania and relatives certain lines which may be adopted
CASE NO. a. 3
MEN'S muster DALBRIOGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. sizss
ill 0 WING!“ mar out the United Kingdom.- which ”all West Virginia. tied that a meeting will” be held at the by the co lesion when the commit; UP TO 42. A CORKER'A’i‘ 250; SALE PRICE‘319c.
generally em‘pty at the hi of the ’ Daniel "03" 0’ Smith "OWN“ we“ Selectmeu’s office‘ in Norwnlk, on June tee r9110” salt a future meeting, The I ' 4 3
of th G 3.,an are all booked {fir coronation to Engine godayl, whegg Eelwill rgprc-I 19th 1902 at 10 o'clock a m to con %omm:ttm:c§nnists of Messrs. Parker CA3? NO- . _ 3 I
I.” ‘5 ”ma“ WGBRI WWII élflefl OOElfl‘butes CO the! 39" 9 “WV 03“ 10"“ om’ ‘ l lite “ran an I ' i‘ ‘ I a .4
3 Y puny ill. tilt) mm hinery ionvcntion bd EIMQI‘ the prODOStd changes (if he I The commissioners lPfl.’ the gmunds MUN S JLAN DRAVVERS, FIND TWILL. KNVI‘ ANKLWLI S I 3,
and grade of said highway and the
damages. I13 any are claimed resulting
from such changes
present serious states otI affairs are
the police precautions to make the
procession to Westminster Abbey one
minded member.
add no little AT 500 EVERYWHERE; SALE PRICE, 39c.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ARE THE DAYS THAT
for Bethel about 3 o'clock. from which
station those from outoi‘ Itown took
the 4:06 train for their homes.
lug held in that city
Mr and hiris Simon S Davenport
Wu calling the roll;
l Iiudierousncss
in the general
has just been broken
This was the ltaiian’
Meredat the port of
built In Genoa
3 Just voyag'e at-
‘ 1902.1 from Naples to
which ticket holders only can witness
except: in“ the case of St. James Turk"
where but a few thousands will be able
to see the royal party The published
rennin. 3t 0 whereby all trafllc within
about a mile of the that day s route is
to be. stopped at 3 3o clack in the morn
Ins and pedestrians die. to be stopped
at 8 a. .m. covey but a faint inkling of
what remarkable indignities London
will he submitted to A personal our
veyI of the streets as they are today
could alone convey an idea of the ex
tent to which the authorities intend to
to From the appeaienco of West
minister the capital might well be pre
paring to resist an invasion or be con-
te‘mpla‘ting a communistlc rising Solid
timber bairiimdos twenty to thirty
feet high rise omniously at tho ere
of New Britain who have been visit
lug friends in South Main street for
the past two days. returned to their»
home yesterday afternoon. II
Mrs it. i. Reynolds. of lluviinnd
street and Mrs. I-larly W. Mather. of
Quintard avenue went by trolley to
day to Hartford where they will be
iii In
Maps showing the proper-red changes
of ninde may be seen at the Select.
mops office. .
Dated at Norwnlk. June 18th 1902
SAMIIEIJ LYNEB
JAMES Af'BROWN.
WILLIAM ll. REED.
Selectmen otaNorwalk.
the guestso of relatives for‘n week.‘
Mrs Harriet Raymond. of West
str,eot is the guest of Mr and Min.
George H. Ferris, of SeavIew avenue.
Mrs. Raymond is highly Years of one
but In lively and enjoys a good time
as much on younger people
WW
REV. MR. STRAVER EXPLAINS.
Tells Why He MIchAnnouncement
courscmascertaiu the. cause
good glasswour kind—to slip on on
cuslonuliy, won't reiicyo you."
WHII rs WRONG !
Your eyes? _:
Why? I W
Do you know?
Do you want to know?
Pursue. the sensible. intelligent
See It 'a
It may
the board of directors likewise. the
latter to elect officers and to transact 3 3 3
other business. ””
.i. th-w «W ..- M.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Plan for an Addition to the Mother
Church In Boston.
BOSTON; June 17.-—ludcpendcnt
meetings were held yesterday by some
of the Christian Scientists. The al- ‘
umni of the Massachusetts Metaphy-
THESE PRICES WILL HOLD GOOD; AFTER THAT THE PRICE
WILL ADVANCE TO THEIR FORMER WORTH.
eical College had long sessions and
There was also a
long discussion over a plan for an ex~
tenslvo addition to the Christian Sci;
once Church in this city.
During the day it was announced
that the supreme court of the Can-
run of Zurich. Switzerland. had given a
l..()NDON,
lieath rates the Gold Vase of 200 Rev
erelgus given by the king for three
year olds. was won by George Fnbcin
Ice Maiden.
ascor HEATH RACES.
June 17.»—In the Ascot
WHITFIELD MUSEUM.
GUIDFORD June 17. ——-Tlie trustees
of the Whitfield State Historical mus-
rum held a meeting at the. old ston‘e
house Saturday noon. There were pre-
sent.
President W. G. Andrews, oi
Regarding Closing of Stores.
Editor of Sentine‘il The announce.
meat ruin the Elma with regard to 5
o 0100 clasiuglb e stores was made by ~
myself and under the conditions your
correspondent ‘fStorokeeper” was
right In his protest For the hour
mentioned is. i have 'sihce learned a
misunderstanding on my part. The
announcement was not made in res-
ponse to a written request. but in pri. '
rate convorsntion with one of our cour-
teous salesmen. His suggestion was
that the members of the congregation
not employed during the day do their
purchasing before 5 oclock and then
those who are engaged until that hour
may Iecelve nli attention and the
«toms close at ll o‘clock. This. then,
is the request 1 would make. that the
members of my church as far as pos
sible do their shopping before 5 that
others may have a chance and the
, stores close at 6.1 am so sure of the
conelderatensss of our storekeepers
and. oi! the reasonableness of the sales-
lodiea that I know sllwwlll be done
that can be done for the comfort and
profit of all parties I .
I I PAUL M. STRAYER.
South Nor. Congregational Church.
MAY HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE.
WHEEDINEAY W.Va~. June 17——Last
night a man 3? unit of clothes was found 34 MAIN ST” NORWALK.
on the steel Inge over the Ohio river.
In a cost pocket was found a note. in
3 whichdtgelawlmer we he had decided ILOGkWODdL’He 3 _ _ 3 E V U “AN. I Y 0U ’
to on as no one car or
bind. not even itli the girl he lovcded'lslie O’BUIIders To remember when you are anticipating any kind of a pic- pic or shore party. where the novelties of the season s
“pm I“ in \another 10“" I" ue__,g “are appreciated that this store has been and always will be headquarters for these goods We have an endless _
2 53:; figegufirlo elite; Hardware. variety of all the good things that are required to make a pleasant outing. ' 3
£190.90 his identity. His body has not ‘ The Hnrwood Screw Driver is thor " We receire our Bridgertat’er‘ Creamery Butter almost daily. “No better Butter made." ‘4’.
. n metered and no sin: _. I ,
make the loop 3 a body im‘ ”3h” reliable. Blade mmm way £10” ctfiuezligalwaysfiilnd the Finest Native Berries and Garden Vegetables right here. To get the choicest selec- 3
through handle. adding strong . I 3 I I
Window and Door Screens. ,3 '3; ‘ Our 0980c is solar above the average Ooifee 5010. that there is its comparison. Try our; East Inns and Mm II a
The Gem Meat ch55”; - ' ' lose his yogi mu havi the Best Codes that money can buy. . I. ‘.
I We invite all to examine our stock at any time. We are always pleased to show goods. whether you pur-
nouw—It may not later-f Come to us to
day. The cost is tr vial, the saving
gient.
HOMER BMUYT.
GRADUATE o‘P‘rIcuu.
Fine Watch Repairing
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. 80. Nor
Oliice 'hours 8 to 11:45; 12:45 to a: at?
Saturday evenings 7-9
Special appointments made to suit
patrons. . -,
Guiiford; Rev. G. W. Banks and Rev.
Frederick E. Snow, also of Guili’ord;
Judge Lyndc Harrison. of New Haven.
and Mrs. Frank W. Cheney, of South
Manchester Plans for the establishI
ing of a state historical museum, the
original design of the state in purchas- .
log the property, were talked over.
The new mansion is now in line shape
and ready for the [Impose for which it
was intended. ,
Rock Sand (Matter) won the Coven-
try stakes of ten sovereigns each, for
two years old: The La Ficclie filly
(Martin) was second and lied Lily
came in third.
, This 0100ch the way for the big
race of the day the. Ascot plate (han-
dicap of 2 Osovereigns each) which
was won by Scullion.
REV. FATHER GAUVIN DEAD.
NE WYORK, June l'I.——A private
IlespaItch from Rome announces the
death of Rev. Father Cauvin, who fifty
years ago was one of the most noted
Catholic priests in the United States.
He was ninety-tour years old. In his
boyhood. Father Cauvln was an inti‘
mate of Napoleon Bonaparte.
decision In a case which practically
put Christian Science on a legal foot-
lug there. The case. originated In ap
coals from tines imposed on practicing
Christian Scientists.
Many members of the Hartford
church are staying through to attend
the different meetings. until Thursday.
most of them stopping at the lienox
All the hotels are filled to overflowing
and receptions are held at the larger
, once. daily. The Wednesday evening
meeting will be nearly Ins largely at
’s‘n’rled us were the communion ser-
vices, and, like the. communion, will
be held In Mechanics Hall A new pre-
eldest will succeed John B Willis in
accordance with the rules of election
gardening the Mother Church. ‘
trance of all streets and alloys lending
anywhere nedr the rotito and barrier
entrances for toot passengers and
archwsys for vehicles await the gates
which are torus swung on them. By
the ere oi the coronation these will be
in ~place,‘ Westmlpster bridge Vic
toria’ street. the Thames embi‘inki‘nent
and all the purlieus of parliament the
government oili es and the approaches
the Whitbliull lr‘ead'y present these
unsightly evidences of n siege. As it
correspondent in today's Times point
out the police because they bungled
why in the nose of the fatal city in).
serial volunteer parade have “no“
fiumed rules calculated in effect if
not in design to keep hundreds from 3
Inklnu their places owing to the pro
liability of being unable to get to their
destination." and IIithis applies to tho
3 nits was of tremcm
' had weathered
” mnpdies in all
she was also
afloat; taking 206 days
Manors to Rio
'eaIthrone of in»
3mpesre. says“ Presi-
h p” ofthe University
(1 ragtime ”music
study of the himns our
rs lured to sing. Pro-
titles to themselves and
I‘Iutteruncée that
the investiga-
.lunatlco‘ in}
ethic: new Is wanted
time. it need but
V” be vgluahie, but 5
and must attract
MRS. ASTOR DELANO DEAD.
NEW YORK. June ll.—-—Private des-
patches from Geneva. Switzerland, sn-
nouncc the death of Mrs. [slurs Astor
Delano, widow of Franklin ii. Delano.
and sister of the late John Jacob and
William Astor. Mrs. Delano, who was
an aunt of Colonel Jacob Astor and
William Astor. had lived abroad for
many years. ”
J GARTNsR'
Merchant Taller.
LADIES' wont: swarmiaurrrv
Cleaning, Dyeing» and all kinds of
Alterations Made.
A man becomes public property
when he taken hold of a public trust.
Fortune is the than upon whose face
nature has written a letter of credit.
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Winter Goods Stores. . _ I3 3 3 . 6
CALL 58-0. ‘ 3..
South Nor-walk, Connr”
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Iliielloisail lids 00
used many oi
3 Mm3 In the
flrét plac
3 sleep In Lo on on coronation ye
to get, on in the streets
spin amount to the pres staircase
I elite only tickethole 3 rsm
sense o‘: cramps ofpa t
esis who will take up paths: glance
I SEE OUR SATURDAY DISPLAY.
in the load sad; .
the second round the no Isheet'
broke s Mssss’soi _ 31m! to
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