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5! Washington St.
1mmMs.
A. J, Meeker. of Norwalk. has been
on a trip to Martha's Vineyard.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs Walter Budaall, of South Main
street.
William F. DeKlyn, of Mott avenue.
has returned to Norwalk, from a short
stay at Saratoga.
Mr. William F. Korn spent Saturday
with his mother at Mt. Vernon and
sister at Rye Bench.
Miss Helen Cahlll, of River street.
is entertaining Miss May Moran. of
Tropical. .New‘York. ‘
The Sunday School of the Cranbury
Chapel will hold its annual picnic at
Baton/Point. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers. of
Berkley street. Norwalk, are spending
a few days in New Haven.
Eugene,VanNess, at South Nor-
wulk. who is making a tour of Europe,
has been in Berlin for several days.
Miss Lillian Powell. of Leonard
street. and Miss Annie Creagh, 01
Main street, are visiting in Danbury.
Mrs. George H. Allen and children,
of North avenue, have returned from
spending a week in New York state.
The auditors of Catholic Union
Council, Knights of Columbus, will
hold a meeting Friday night of this
week.
Rev. .J. B. Werner, rector of Grace
Church, Nor-walk. conducted services
yesterday irl Christ Episcopal Church.
tirteuwich.
lira, George W. Harris and daughter
Ger-,trude of Lowc street. have re-
turned home from a two weeks' visit
in Wesrdcld.
Russell and George Green, of Green-
wiclr, are spending two weeks’ with
IJr-ason and Mrs .lolrn D. Taylor of
Bordon strctlt ,‘ . ,
.Mr and Mrs. 8.1. B.l<1var'ts. at
Main street. spent laat week In the
(‘ atskiil Mountains.
Miss Cora A. ercy. of Willirnantic.
is the guest of Dr. and Mrs, J. Milton
Mrs. Waiter Birdsall, of South Main
Main street.
A regular semi-monthly meeting of
the Norwulk City Council will he held
this evening at the courlcll chamber
in Wall street.
Howard W. Doty, manager of the
Norwalk store of Cornstock Brothers.
is enjoying his vacation with his tam-
ily at Athol, Mass.
~Phoenix Engine Company. of Nor-
wnlk. will hold a special meeting to-
morrow evening. Business of impor-
tance will come up.
Royal Worden, of Hartford, spent
Sunday at his home in Norwalk, with
t
his parents. Mr. and Mrs G l). Wor- -
den, 01“ Orchard street.
Miss Kathryn Hunter is entertaining
.Miss Min, of New Haven
classmates at Normal school, at her
home in Main street Norwallr.
Henry D. Cornell. of Norwalk. has
taken a party of friends to Oyster Bay ’
todayfin his launch 'rrunnt, to view the
review of the warships by President
Roosevelt. ‘
' Albert Benton, son of Mr. and Mrs
Gardiner Bonton, of Broad River, is
among the “jackies” taking part in the
naval review at Oyster Bay today. Mr.
Benton is on the battleship lllinols.
‘ Mrs '.J Morgan and children and
Mrs... 1’13. wart and children. or Rater
son, ew Jersey. arrived in Norwalk
Saturday anal-noun. and arenas guests
of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Walterhouse, of
18 Cross street.
George C. Evarts resumed his duties
this morning at the Norwalk store of
Comatock Brothers after": couple ‘of
weeks vacation. Part of the time Mr
Evarta was at a cottage it Onward
with a party of friends.
spectrum “in Shtnrday's angelica
games between the, R and G'spnd the
. McKlbbin te‘arh saw the ships of the , ‘
North Atlantic squadron go down the
i Miss Maude Kimball. of Washinx
one at her "
sound, parents for Oyster 810.11": re , -
Sunday in town.
The lines Agnes Ratchford and Jim
in Stoogmuller spent Sunday in Brook-
ya.
Charles Flynn took a party out in
his launch yosterday to see the wor-
ahips. .
The cornet player may be excused
from blowing about his accomplish-
mout.
E 0 Smith. a former resident of
South Norwaik. is the guest of role-
tlves in town.
Hon. William E. Atwood, of Kilitng~
ly, spent Sunday as the guest or ex-
Bpeakor John ll, Light.
James Wixted and Dennis Gorman
were the guests oi Hugh Durkin, of
South Main street, yesterday.
ton street, entertained Mr. Ashley, of
Bridgeport at dinner yesterday.
The Mines Hanson. of Cottage
street, spent- Sunday with Dr, w. C.
Rulsorrt and sister, Fort Trumbull
Bench.
John Nestor, of the Huhlrell and
Strples Hardware Company's store,
Nor walk begun a week’s vacation this
morninx.
Mrs. G. F. Karen} oi New Yor,k has
returned home utter spendrng a week‘ s
vacation. at the home or blank Sven.
oi' r‘elrtleid avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Borda returned
Saturday night to their home in Main
street, Norwalk. after a five weeks‘
sojourn at Wilton.
Albert Grirrdrod, of Norwalk. will
resume his duties at Willis ll. Sel-
lock's store tomorrow, having complet-
ed his annual vacation. ,
A. J. Collins returned yesterday from
Boston, where he has been spending a
week. He will leave shortly to spend
a weir at Asbury Park, N. J.
Mrs. l“. linguu, who has been thr
guest for the past few days or Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Cnvnnagh. of Mott, nvonuc.
rctnrncd home to New York today.
Furniture and office fixtures wort
moved into the store on Washington
street to be occupied by C. W. Park
and son as a live and ten cent store.
The work of laying the cream color-
ed brick in front of Timothy J. Sul-
livan's now building in Railroad ave~
nue. is well under way, and presents
a very attractive appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Knapp and son.
of Glenbrook. returned horrid today af-
ter being the guests for a week. of Mrs.
Knapp's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Cnvunagh. oi Mott avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Benedict
and Dr. Charles ll. Chasmar and Mrs.
Addie Osborn. of Norwalk. have re~
turned from Lake Warnmnug. when
they . have been spending the past
couple of weeks. _
Mrs. John Hanlon, of Now lluvcn.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Joseph
Tammany. ’01 Monroe stroct. Yester—
day. Mrs. Tamnruny. Mrs. Monica and
Miss Josephine Tammany went to New
York for the day.
Mrs. Horrfet Francis, of Dorian, wtii
sail for London on the American Line
Steamship, St. Louis. on Wednesday of
this Week, having secured passage and
ship agency 01 Jacob M. Layton.
Chief 01’ Police Voilmer leaves to—
morrow tor a week's vacation to Ir
spent at Colonic, New Jersey. and oth-
er points of interest. Captain Pen-
nington has command of the force dur-
ing the absence or Chief Vollmer.
Employees of the trolley company
are putting in new cross overs at the
cor nor of Wall and Main streets today
There is much wear on the rails at this
pornt. necessitating repairs as all trol-
ley cars pass the place mentioned.
The members of McKinley Command
Spanish War Veterans. of Norwalk.
will enjoy a shore. dinner at Dorlon'c
Point on Wednesday evening. Every-
thing will be done to make the affair
the most successful the command has
held for a long time. The members
can procure ihtir tickets from the of-
ficers of the Command
There Were crowds of eager buyers
at Collins ,4) Company a last Week
We to their advertisement
in'his proves that their semi annual
clearance sales are appreciated and
represented. There are still a num-
be: attend nuclei to be found there
at greatly redllned ricea.
you to take advan
saving Opportunity. ,
t5 CENT H0510
Friday. Saturday and Monday.
Adelinathe Boole Girl, Pretty Little
Dinah Jonas, My Water-ion, You're as
Welcome As The Flowers In May. it
Dreams Come True The Voice of The
Hudson, by Paul Dresser; i Know At
First Sight ThatlLoved You Honey
Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone.
Dance ”or The Honey Bee. When Rag—
time Reaches Heaven. The Girl You
Albert lacunae. 0t Bestiary. mat 3
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~ OUR ORIAT OUAMNTIIJ IATIOFAOTION OR MONIV IAOK-
nu. urn no up an
The Season’s Best Suit Bargains.
High-grade Suits for men and young men for what
the most ordinary suits usually cost-«that is the suit oppor-
tunity opened to you by the Red Tag Sale.
Will you take advantage of it?
Choice continues to be broad as to patterns; we can
fit any man who comes. to the sort of suit he wants, and for
a fraction of its true worth.
Better see what these prices represent in this most
remarkable clearance sale.
FOR MEN:
8 6.00 and $ 8.50 Suits, $4.88. $10. 00 to $1500 Suits. 5 7. 88.
$16.00 and $18.00 Suits, $9. 88. $18. 00 to $23 00 Suite; 813. 88.
FOR YOUNG MEN:
$5.00 to $7.50 Suits. $3.88. $8.00 to $10.00 Suits. $5.88.
$12.00 to $15.00 Suits, $7.88.
TROUSERS:
Most astonishing values at every price in the Trans-
er oilerings. It will pay you to buy for future needs if you
don't need any trousers right away.
Every air of Outing Trousers must go at these
prices: $1. 68, £2 .,18 $2. 68 and $2. 98 for Trousers that have
been up to 84.
Boys' Clothes and Men' 5 Furnishings at much reduc-
ed prices.
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OOUTH NORWALK. NOIWALK.
w. our, 124-. , . Tel. Call. «4.
cabin reservation through the Steam» .
that the values altered are alwa‘ya an ’
ln buying "grain and feed, it’s not so important to save
money as to get the best and have it in good. clean condi-
tion. Here, you can do both. We want you to believe that
this is a dependable store—you get what you think you
get. . it you buy your next lot of outs of us, abu‘ll be sor~
ry but for one thing-~tlrnt you didn't begin to patronize as
long ago.
IUY OAT8 THAT'S CLEAN. ' “.9 .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Jackson's sruoro
Fine Photographs
, . It '
"Popular Prlboau "
'I: w." on. iOPWOIK
Oppoalio Hotol
.Cudlo Noun
to to la «1.; a to A p. m._
Be up-to-datc and use
EASTMAN S KDDDID PLATES
:l‘hey are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromatle and
non halation.
JUST THE THINO IF YOU ARE GOING ON A TRIP.
Ibis-ale by ‘
William P. Beers,
Photographic Dealer.
2.1.
40 WALL srn'aat.
NORWALK. cons.
it will pay . , ~
e of this money
I. Q; HOWIS ,
head opor'aiaor or Biegel A 0099". and The Hall studies,
may.
New York City, will help charge, for the summer. or my Imus.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. 11 Main 51ml. Hotlink.
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01d sight is a matter of years. Old sight is a question of glasses. if
you and difficulty in reading. while for distance your sight is good, you to
wire old sight glasses. Old sight she wa itself at about forty. A competent
opticlan should be consulted. We guarantee satisfaction.
HOMER I. HOYT. REFRACTINO OPTIOJAN,
Quin innit-aria pit-grille % loath "ominous.
.~‘ anathema!“ {oz-2:145t0880.8atorduevanlau 7-8.
special Appointments at convenience“ patron.
“ lshed.
1r mu. uni: YOU up.
500 a Bottle.
Billiard Pharmacy.
PHONE 15-2.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
John Beckman of School street, Nor~
walk, has been removed to the Nor-
walk Hospital, loitering from typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapin. of Winni-
pauk, was operated on at the Norwalk
Hospital, this morning by William J.
Tracey.
Mr. Fowler, ,who has been under-
going treatment at the Norwuik Hos-
pital. left the institution this morning,
much improved in health.
Miss (‘larn Tripp has returned to
her home in Mount Kisco, N. Y., after
a week's visit at the borne of her aunt,
Mrs. l". l. llurncll, of South Main
street.
The sail on the “Hampton" this
evening promises to be a success and
a good time is assured all who go.
There will be music and dancing on
board and a display of the search-
iight of the “Hampton".
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 11a, m.-—-'l‘hc open-
ing decline met large buying orders
and the whole list recovered vigorously
to above Saturday's closing level. The
advances over that level reached a
point or over in Erie, Reading, Wabash
pfd., Toledo, St. Louis and Western
pid.. Tennessee Coal. Colorado Fuel
and Brooklyn Transit. United States
Rubber ptd. rose'3; Prices then fell
back slightly and~thc activity dimin—
TOOAV’8 QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or Ila
plea A Goidschmidt. Commission Bro
kera, Ewart! & Corbett Block, South
Norwaik:
His scholars, noticing the
dilaptdoled apburanco at his chair.
Wm him '1'"
5'
Open High Low 1:30
Amal. Cop., 47% 49 4614 48%
A. C. & l". (30., 34 34% 34 84%
Am. Cot, Oil, 3056' 31 30% 31
Am. 1000., 18% is 18% 19
Am Smelt 45% 451.5 45% 46%
AM. Sugar 116 117% 116 117%
Anaconda . 179% 79 78%
A. T. 8': S 180.61 627.11. 61% 62%
A, T. 4h S F. p., 887 89 88% 89
Ball, & Ohio, 82% 83% 82%, 88%
Bkiyn a. 'r., 45 , 4m 45 mt
Chas, & Ohio. 33 337,41 32% 33%
Chi. & N. W.. 166% 167% 168 166
Ch Gt. West” 17% 17% 17 17%
C M h S 13.141314 14455 143% 144%
Col. F k l. 53 53 52% 52%
Col. South. 14‘ 14% 14% 14%
Con. Gas, 173% 179% 178% 178%
Del, & ilud. 164%, 164% 164% 164%
Detroit South, ll 11 11 ‘
Eric. 28% 30% 28% 30%
Erie lst. pl.. 67% 68% 67% 68%
Gen. Elem, 163 163 me 163
ill, Central, 133% 134 133% 183%
haul Nash,106% 108 106% 107
Manhattan. 135 135% 134% 185%
Met. St. Ry., 114% 115 114% “4%
Mex Cent. 14% 15 14% 15
’ M. K3- ~4t T. 20 0% 20 20%
M. K. 811‘. Pt. 42 85 42 44
1M0 Pacific 95 95% 94% 95%
Nat. Dead, 16% 16% 16% 16%
N Y Central,124% 125% 124% 125‘.
Nor a West. 62% 62% 62% 6855
Ont. 8: West. 2395 24% 23% 241,6
Poo. Gas. 95 95% 94% 96%
Pres 8. Car. 44 44 43% 44 ‘
Readi all. 54% 56% 64% 55% ‘
Rep, Steel 121.4 1214 121.4 1211
Rock island, 25% 25% 25 25%
Rock island, pf 65 . 65 64% 64%
South. Pan, 45 ; ,, 45% . 44% 45%
8011 Ry. Co.. 21% 22% 215$. 22%
80. BY. 0. BL. 84 , , 84 84 88
Tenn. 0. t 1.. 41% 43 41% 43,
Texas Pam, 86% 87% 26% 2.7%
Union Pac, 75%. 76% 7555 7815
1111. Pan" pfd.. 85% 85% 85% 86%
U. 8.1.e'ather, 8 ~ 8%: 8 8%
U. S. Lea pfd..82% 8816 82 88
U, 8. Real 8: Co 8 8% 8 8
U a. Steel 88% 88% 28% 23%
U. 8. Steel pf., 71% 72% 71%. 789i
Wabash, 81% all 217,4 88
Wabash. pt.,351£ 87% 35% 37*
West. Un. 1161,3311 8395 83% 88%
Wis. Cent .. 19 19%, 19 19%
HA!) BECOMIBICOND NATURE.
Ouaplclena of. a Ichoolrnaater Not
holly Allayad.
The old aohoolmis’ter was deeply af-_ ,
filth b‘ any one our T,“-
okiadlr old if;
includes all light or medium Welohti'
inc for men and irons. , , ~ .
. Closing out lien and Bou’ ssplls?”
en lots at 20 to 80 per dent disco 7‘ .
Sale price on $1. 00 shirts. ‘ '
Sale price on 500 underwear.
Sale price on 500 faces half 5050.
A bunch of 500 neckweai. ' ' '
$1.00 bathing suit.
8011’ 5 Wash Suits and Pants at
price.
Straw Hats. 25;: on the dollar.
To Supply Your Want:
Thou sliced Peaches have prayed so good that l have 108;
stock. in nice Syrup, 100 can. " * .‘
Malta-Gena, like Orlpa Nuts, but said to be better. A in» All” '
Want your attention to our Waldorf Farm lope. Oneida
York state. Extra fresh and line. 250 do:- '
' Chanoah-We have been short of stock. Plenty new. :1
autism-r Potash or Lye. Flash in. plpea In your as...
week, and use the above to help the work.
1 q——_
made by anyone wearing Eye Glasses. ‘
The new Temple Attachment makes Riding new Spectacles of ”‘1'
Eye Glasses in a few seconds.
Just the thing for Yachting. Tennis, Golf. etc.
Call and examine them.
0. B. JACKSON.
Ont iclan.
"as war er.
Rho-MUM?“
Herd cm...
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5. .AI
R. J. on firm.
Wu! End Washington Street ”1mm
Thatm our Semi-annual CI
Blue White Enameled Beds with brua rail. at 88.08
We still have a fawof those 88.50. Rockera at 84. 80. (
Norwalk Chronicler