$88188.
pper Mississippi valley,
at this section last evening.
._._.—
‘~ The Boston Store will be closed all
day today, but it will open tomorrow
with a. celebration snle.
.a-—-
'lhe ,woellly meeting of the Woman‘ 3
hhrlstis‘h‘l Temperance lioior‘l will be
omitted this afternoon
Rev Aléxl‘lnder Hamilton, of Nor-
‘wslk will ofhciate Sunday at St.
John's Church. .Stdmfol'd.
, —-—Men’s Duck Hots.
.._——»
‘ The Nazareth waist for children at
the store of the D. M, Reed Company
is meeting with popular favor.
H:0wlllnd' s store is closed all day to
try. Beginning next week it will
close every evening at 5 o’clock ex-
oeptlng Saturday.
A large delegation of the ltnlian in-
dependent Society will go to Stamford
today and attend a picnic given by the
Vittorio Emanuele Society,
ii"
; in the game between the Norwniks
and the R & (l team on the Decker
Field this afternoon. McGrnth and Hag
9 gerty will be the battery for the Nor-
‘ walks. ,whilc 1:3”; and Mack will be
inthepo wG'
.llayen, t
it; y v
t ., 105%“; at its slit: or has 95: or any
k' .se at the tore or ‘K‘rlege‘r‘
Wyaby simply calling there.
splectlnxtmhut you went and telling
the clerks to ohsrge it. ~You can went
the goodskwnile you pay only one dol-
School Distfibtiv‘to be removed.
orv‘mlli Conn
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South
John Koe‘bler who conducts the res-
tnuront in North Main street is qoite 99
ill It his bolus And has been. so rot : ‘
or: to ulnp fro the hereon“
nearly,,o .wook ‘ growing! DroJenn mofiisfirom between the won .
order one 9 ;.msos¢k tor streets: sndthe sshlnjgton steels on . ~ ‘
. {enjoin out M“ p , .
.. s more. s. A... , » - w
999 9 a 0 sites. i i d
h‘hp‘heforo‘wlienry Hohenhausen,.h left open; gun Cl lemon
professional (the! (rum New York, is on m 3.} L; 91993 ‘Jéwele
“MWJNS 939004 _1. ~ , .. , Ferris éhull bod hard ork since no
.I. m,»
.. Th3m99‘g 99
sure to:
:belllfi
is two
mm,
or th‘fil‘l ”WW"
sunscreen
to tha‘tni’ still-f
then there will be trouble.
terd will
may be hxpscted in? day
The line it‘ll
upri‘us follows: .
Grindmd. 2d b.:‘ Nicholas. 5.5.;
or, 3d b; Ranch in;
flooding hf.
M'p
. , :4
Although the season has been re
srllnbly moderate and free from hot
polls since June 13. it now gives some:
‘ ndicstions 0! increasing in fervor over
. be custom side of the country. in this
action today“ 0 temperature will prob
. lily not be no high as that of the tra-
. itionsl Fourth. but during the middle.
f the day it is likely to reach 90 do
rises on the Middle Atlantic seaboard,
xeept at places cooled by the sen
Just now there is no storm
ear enough to certainly menace the
eubonrd with general and heavy rains
lit on extended and strong disturb-
nee. central Wednesday night in the
advanced
nstwhrd and caused cooling showers
O'B‘rien‘h.‘ ‘
of. that
v prone);
_‘Auc‘tion sole or three ‘dvvellil‘r‘p.v
n the Knudsen property now
, y the“ Sunni Norwulk“ union
iv‘vur
nlhclé ‘ rdsy‘, July 6th, at 3. 30 fig dimer poop
ll’urtienldrs dud terms of Jacob glam
M. visa ton; awinger“, 5 Railroad Pinch
said 'a‘ln'ons
lit emotion th'ut
‘ “l gmé‘ --netwoon in Moor 9‘19 {11
the huh-ks of the town Many ”if“ number; of
opera have. not signed
it ht‘li been presented
yolilim they will not walk
done. Thencisim that thereonlt will
be" the cloth will be enlled out and
This mat-
goon oopre to u ciilnsx sold .Knudsen property .mghktunduy. ,iglie
. he o't'all streets in , .
their game “Rh the Worthington Mrs. William Miller 0! Madison street
streets has been considerably changed
and the team this morning will line:
F. Van Buren.
Holmes, p.; Italian Buren. lst ll; A.
Chss- ‘i 2
Henry c. 1.:
The Washington street
11- ; 6.:
Fit
0 ‘ .; F. Want! Into; E Bell. «reply. sndhtrnhl. not: Jif-
efi‘Pfidpr Joseph Volk Still; Bleil- Mrs. William Me‘ékefl sti- and turf?
son, 8.8.: J. Cookerhm, ‘11.; N. Smith,
or; F. Flue: rd. .,
Special Sale
JULY-“‘5 4'" ‘5” ‘ will be played for outing the soot
~ monthslsdlesmlllmetohindotn-
Native Chickens ,. . . . . ..‘ ...... 16c lb. erwise entertain _ x
‘ Legs'cenuine spring Llunh
“maritime
9 .. 160 lm .. ‘ .
Spam and Burns Small Sugar
‘ He
. will?
' eloiled tOdsy and tomorrow.
0,; l the cismbske of the Old Well Hook
E. oyster steamer.
all}. e Noryl‘l‘fll Ir
Nearly all the stores in The Nor
walks will be closed all day today. _
~All styles Derbies. O'Brien's.
Mrs. Clarence E. Brush has porch!
used a new bicycle for her son George.
”l...—
s «Aw. 4., 4w . w
Joseph Quittner. son of Mr. and Mrs; .
Herman Quittncr, is riding a new bicy4
ole.
;.
a
it you want anything in the lino ot
tobacco or cigars call at Whelplcy 81,;
Clark’s. ,
i9.
wLnxskoin is not only a reliable lnx’
ntive. but a splendid topic and him
purifier besides. When there is con-
stipstlon in the family and on slit
around laxative is needed remember
"Laxakols does it " 25 cents.
For sale by F M Finch.
m ‘
lived s orchestra. will play at the Biol
vonllln picnic today in F'redrlch9 a:
grove in. plinton avenge: 9 l ., . .9 ,
W , ‘
The spleen keepers of the town of
held next sunday afternoon.
Stuart Marshall Youngs is working
as second messenger boy in the South
Norwnlk office of the Western Union?
Company during the holiday rush.
L‘—-Crosh Yacht Caps. 0 Brienl.
Ollie Erickson, who has been boll¥
boy at the Mahackemo Hotel for the.
guilt few weeks, has resigned his pool-l ‘
on 9
Althea. the little. daughter or Mr’
and Mrs. Phillip Cuneo, of Railroad
place, has recovered from her recent
illness. ‘
The New York Cli‘ocery Company
has twenty store‘s and they are all suc-
cessful. See what the on says in to-9
days issue
5
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The members at the Norwslk base
hall team and the folihfulr routers will
lenyo tor. Wpllinsi‘ordron the l; 1‘0 trs‘in‘
tomorro' 9 nfternoon
i Train No 28t;‘Pittniield oxrpess‘. text
New torkwllh: fourteen cars. Ind
run with two engines from Booth No .
iii-Mk on account: of; the heavy travel.
..t~lllphtber‘il:nl;ellovod ln9 9£woo9§9ly min
nos. 0a , nous. r omss'.
Eclectrfiioqli) Atm‘ ydrilg ‘ star
.. ‘9
. e from South Nor
tended . Commissioner Militr: s
funeral in Dhnbury yesterday. among
9, 32%“ being Mayor And Mrs Mortimer,
. . i
“walls assesses. no Net‘wrllk olo‘th
keep the timepiece run
“cow's-h...
The Hotel Glittordrls y decorated
W2; t‘h‘w
9 oi the upper
pal-t of the braiding,w u meant copsidera.
bile attention from the or et99s’nd side—
——J. hi. L‘syton A5 L ,will still
three houses to be moved from
599th nt3:30‘p 111.. ill epremises.
Sixteen years , {tode rid? Ind
were united in msrringe and MIME”.
lcr celebrated the event by attending
and Ladder 00PM)" ins); owning.
Captain Howell will “he. a pungent
for a sail on the Sound y lint:
James Howard sod punish pony from
Weston;
The normal handicap tournament of
the woman our club «innit. held lit
the links in {NW
ternoon.‘ *"‘ A silvér‘ was; Ed 53%
anvouonou
11‘ J an;
ram whenever ey " W10 ‘
man it Hairline: points hurebeensold
Norwalk lime coiled opening to be 1..
«Beginning next week store closes
“ every day till September 1, except Set
ordsys, at 5 p. m. “
.16?in 916M 0! Rnh‘u‘rt -V_.‘un .Butsn :
I
.. 9, 9‘ 9 .. 9 9
ion. Any building not satisfactori
“ Strips, costinglflz “or 8‘16. Mondays
Julr‘21.A.uB i
W. ma MO
‘ Afi‘hKJLL. szdsy trips. costing $16.
‘ 'Jlll first-close s‘tbr
goods. _
months be credited depositors in the
findings Dopargofint
plon‘t ot reasonable priced pup-'9‘, ~
are. 9. Wo9 really wish you would‘
‘ ohll and set: than‘l o‘r let us sand
on a soeomon blink . .
day trips costing
, 8“ Buturdayn. Jul9y9 19,
2 Jill. All “
82 3.
ATOGA 9‘IlilRlNGS. 4 or tiller
1.18. 25 and Sept 1.
‘. . costing 324160.
11, 18 end 26..‘
A; .
LANDS, i'dli‘fll
Nititl‘n‘rn Falls. Thou
Montreal
s" trip August .19, costing $73;
' New 119mb. July 22 Aug 12
ll
must be presented for
THE 899UT‘H NQRWALK T‘RUS‘T“
COMF‘ANY. 9,
South Norwnlll. June 26 1902.
' The Hoard of Trustees have ordered
, l interest ht the rate of four per
ht. our Annual for the current six
1... 190"
kiln, . ilorr
‘ Treasurer
127 in
DlndelldNollce.
day declared it semidnlmoldlvidend oi
.ithree (3) 98:93:“. 'psy9 is on and at-
‘ of i
cent per mount for the in: months
Joust) 1903 mubeonund
mut“ well?" asked a lady on the bush
is
' the gentleman who drovp
happy and elicited ‘i
9 the little isliow brought ll dipper lull
‘ vtoold, sparkling water.
9 what day it is?" ‘ '
all night and we’re carrying all do:
fireworks ‘witb no le’.
far does Uncle Jolson live from here?"
tion,” said his‘fnthor. pointing‘west.
night over that wny when it grows
dork you “H see our rockets going up. "‘
neatly.
trips. our rockets. and then when he sees
ours go up he can send up his, and 1
shall know he's looking May I?
ll rocket from hisbox and handed it to
a“ys tripodsting Jesse.
trill. the horses started off.
Auflhble the front room and won‘t many times
Lnké George and Sarah)“. that day to look at it. It was a mys- .
father some in from mowing rind saw
“ z'l'fbe sound of l‘i‘ells and guns In the ‘
‘ nearest town rould not reach this rot
a one locket lying them upon the table
,dere'd bow for two miles would reach
owny. n stnr shot aloft up trim the sky
’ lather.
‘ IIUW.
‘ihen
, “matchbox.
' other and when it was all over went
‘ ‘ ll walk (Joanna
The Directors of tblinanke have this »
"May we have n drink oi? Water limb
here was a boy in front pitting by
file looked
“What’s your name?" be asked when
“Jesse Lee," was the reply.
“I’m Arthur Brown Doyou know
“it s Wednesday. " said erse.
t? Haven t you got firecrackers dud
ockets and th logs?
“‘No.," said Jesse. ‘ ,.
“Wef ro sting to my uncle‘s to stay
papn. how
“Two miles across lots in that direc-
‘butvit is five miles‘llronndtho road."
"Well. " said Arthur, “if you look to-
“Well, ill look, " said erso 9vory can
"Papa i mean to give Jesse one of
iHisifath‘ers nodded, and Arthur drew
”Now remember.” he called back as
Jesse Lee had never seen a rocket he~
fore, Ho laid this one on tile tabb- ill
tery and a great delight. When his
the rocket, be s‘snid he know how to ,
it up. so Jesse awaited night with
9h9i‘u lexpeotntious
it was a quiet day on the little form
mote, spot but‘ perhspe‘l no town boy
was hoppier their little Jesse, with his
Supper was over at last and the work
all done i'he nun badgone downnsnd"
Jesse took his blame on the front gate
to watch lie looked wont And won-
’i‘ho dusk gathered the night home
softly doun. and, oil. suddt‘vnly fur
and broke in n Showor of brightness!
“That. s the first rocket ". said Jesse“ it
All the fnnlily were watching
‘t'i‘llore's unotheri", cried ' Jesse.
"Shall We send up mine now?“
"No; in wait it little.” said his is-
”Wslt till theystop a while."
One after another the beautiful
things shot brightly up and Jesse‘s
heart beat tumultuously as be handled
his own rocket Then there came a
pause
"Now " ‘ouid his {other bringing the
. They went out in the road before the
house and Julian touched the match to
the rocket when his father gave the
word Amonlent more a sound a
rush and the imprisoned splendor es-
caped and fled up up, a. stal- with a
path of light behind it. For aloft and
overhead it divided and became three
stars. red white and blur» and these
in turn became Showers of fiery nparks
which dew and faded.
"Oil!" breathed Jesse in a sigh of
rapture. He had noverknown a joy
he this before.
We 5 sent his up!‘ cried ‘Arthrlr. the
miles away
sent up his!”
And then they reserved their own
display of fireworks. candles. wheels
donor baskets ‘nnd all the rest. with
every little while a rocket. Eyery time
he, sent a rocket up Arthur said:
“J ‘ll see that” . '
Bu there was no more amwor from
Jesse. ills. one rocket. lla‘rl signaled its
message and was silent He sat in his
anthcr's arms ll happy “boy ulzlltrhing
for one beautiful starry light after sn-
smiling to bed say:ing
rocket?"
Two miles away Arthur also went
smiling to bed but there was one iit~
tie regret in his heart. He said to him-
self:
Jesse more. "~Yonths Companion.
‘ reopen reassure oeéosl‘rso.
Sorulm‘a-‘l'hc Abbot Ind Benton-Lard
firmly it as in Hartford.
- K m
min. Thomas W. Lawson other of
inoralwa. sent u; certified check for It.
000 on his second depotit on the fort
felt to bind the rice between Barrage:
nd hordJ‘lel-hy, nd wombat be
" obi bind the
meeting tween, rain: and The his
bolt. 8. E. S‘mu’thero, who owns Lord
Derby. sent a. certified check for $5. 000
spilt?0 the conditions, and
nor of The Abbott.
‘ cod check for a like
and an. Sensual! had sent 36. 000 each.
than is up was forfeit money up. -
"it's Fourth of July! lDon’t you keep ageing by such vnluen no the following.
This time it's white wuistn, but there“ l-l
also hundreds oi pretty funny wnistn
to choose from.
tucked front and bill k bishop slervr-k.
looked collar and. cuffs regular who}
:1. 25 at $1. . i
tucked and
low collar and short 0
value $1.5,7
clustered tucks, nix lows of insertion
tucked collar and cuffs regular value}; ,559 at special price now 1'“;
lie secs ours. and he's
“\vm'l Arthur 500d to give me that
“I had so. many i wish i had given _
" " 'vson bud preview
Iy deposited 310.999.111!’ Mr Smathers '
A curryull utuppe‘d before n small red ‘
house on a long, lonely country road.
hulls -it little ,lvhiie bonded boy ran out ‘-
7 from tho w‘oodshed ~to see who had
- come. ‘
.llndios' white luwn shirt waists,
Ladies“ white lawn shirt waists.
insertion orimmell front,
eevos regular
ut $1.. 89
white inwn shirt waists,
Lndies’
3198, these at $1. 50 l
Issdies'
lucked front and back bishop;
Bathing time is about due.
ly increasing business demands it!
complete
styles light and ,2»apli(es most inviting
Wornen‘ ll black mohair
mild. .Wlliw bruiti trilllllli'ltl gol'cd'
skirt, at 31.98.
Women's block,
ing suits, braid trimmed.
sleeves, at 52 50 .
Womens mohair bathing suits in
block or navy. white sailor collar,
braid trimmed at 84. 49
Minutes“ bz‘lthing suits in block or
envy, white braid trimmed, at $198
Mons lintlling9 suits, all sizes from
50 to $2.98 .
unvy mohair both i
short puff ‘
All Important Selling of Willie Wars 5
The Bis Equipment oi Bathing Suits.
Extraordinairll Holden] «Values.
. Warm Weather Underwear ‘
DAINTY WHITE W‘MSTS.
, S‘OME BPEOIALB FROM TH9
We keep the wash waist activity 3TOCKING 3501'me
traordinnty hosiery soiling. Wt)
hosiery; ‘
nooks.
prompt investigation of
3 items offered
lilo quality, at 121/90 pnil.
at special price now, 174' pair.
value 190 a pair. nt 12%0.
Whlu‘ “th Shirl; Wfl18t8,i-I-egu]ar van": 15%
sleeves. regular value $2.25, at $169. 1‘11an huge list 0 ”nigh,
THE BATHING SUITS. ’spe‘ckfl to} this week 150 pail“
A large. i WARM WEATHER UNDEEW
largely increased stock to sotisfactor ’ men wo n and children a
iiy meet the (it'lllfllld.Y01l'" find this‘ much in (Wilma just now. M
bathing suit equipment of ours must log of “”91”” 10m from overs
YOU 11 “ml qllillllli‘fl l‘lghi.‘ “g“ n“; [flakes thug“ price“ I"); ‘ ‘
llttiillllgi .170 quality:
We“ vo planned for u ow d
chiidr’cns hosiery;
Pny you to milk ..
lsadlos' first block drop stitch hm
lsnlllos’ loco lisio bond, {not ill
Children’s fast black libiio‘d
Childrens that black trolled
double knee and heels, retold. 9
45 doz men's that block halt
now 100 pill
Men's extra fine quality too 99 .9
the cal
The thin sorts of undurwe
50m
Ladies jersey ribbed ve to,
now 12%0.‘ i
Lsdios' white ribbed «longs;
itrlmmed regular vnlue 390*
Ladies“ in) soy ribbed
pants lace trimmed, Value 36
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C
RI‘GHM‘AN‘ls NEW YORK RECORD.
‘ NEW Y ORK .llrly 3~Lonin L. Rich-
mud who was mrnlgntnd‘ in Water town
today is one of the best known and
most respected business men of the
lower East Sido For the poet twenty .
five years he bull been a wholennio‘i
dealer in mirrors He owns lunch rcnl
rotate and has been a prominent sup
porter of the local Hebrew charities
having been {or a long time vice presi
isrnel hospital Accompanied by Mrs
Rimmnn. be started to Alexandria Bay
Tuesday. ”0' had not been in good
health for some time. Dr Delabnrre
is a practicing physician with an of
lice in West o‘tth street this city. He
ind \irs. Frames Freeland Hummus
were married at the Weldorthstorla
Hotel last Monday. ,
l
I.
l
i
lent of the board of directors or llotb 3600 Tremom Temple Ball
at least ten days bolero th
ed to insure their being on
station.
i
.tel‘bury, $4.50; Hartford.
don $4.;30 New Haven,
Norwnlk. 35' 4’5; Tlonllury 3
limal‘ltic so so; New mode til
Mlddietown :3 50; New Britai'
Torringtlln $5.;15
Stamford, 3B
LONGMAN
, AND ..
MARTINEZ
PAiNTS.
IT is none win-tour 0051.
And when made ready for use actual
cost about
@7125 A GALLON.
Sole Agents
09K, WATKINS a DOW.
MW
‘short sleeves, "drawers tol
long or short sleeves, 61'
match, 50c quality, now 390.
RAILROAD RATES. "39.
lotion
per millI from all New Eng
more than.
volition. Tickets are good
her 13 14 15 16 and 17. and
once below:
agreement was reported todity"
jury
. charged with the murder of rs.
lie Ferrioii. after deliberations
Monfn- balbrlgganv shirts lo
lur vnlno 29¢ 250 enroll.
Men's French bnlbrigg
lloys' extra line ouniit 9,
birth and drawers, value 89
sch.
WWW"... «W- 0-.
The New England Pas
thorincs a. law ‘0!
’53 miles from
lesion and return on necou
looted 1902 Christian Ende‘
on October 14,15, 16 ‘17 an
to should be sent to H.‘ N
Rates iron: bride} .
n this state are quoted {Dr
Putnam, $1.85: Norwich.‘
Bridgeport,
BAGNI JURY DISA‘G‘BE
PLYMOUTH Mans. July we
in the rose of Demet
twenty two hours.
., Us. .. ”mm, .. m. ... .a' .
‘ Phone 132. .
Repairing
of any kind of
Machinery
‘ahd
Norwalk Chronicler