, Mon and the St. Louis
tion are working hand
d the depresilion of bus
store, reports near The
:Vyodgz It is tell. people
t It is the
IFthey have had
Is particularly the
In sland, where many of
are rented ial ahead into
til 0 prospec s are that
emf will he lied with
the deacon There are
to them are more divor-
s‘than at Belle Island
outing. fishing are excel
3,. conveniently handy.
other attractions
pacts are that there wi
gather from now on. T1; he
. ,I with boats sailing about
t it linda. making ,the scenery
Elmendort. at the Belle ls—
ptel. hes opened his hostelry for
tamer, and has already had
umber of guests.
ore on, by there was quite a crowd
Mp to the Weather and the earliness
the season Miss Annie Mcilaron of
York is at present stopping at
'elle Island hotel. J Rupert Cy-
” see. and will probably return to the
distal: In t a season. Mr and
no Reyno . of Newark who
on stopping at the hotel have
med to their home after having
Vd a your enjoyable visit
halt“ on. the back and a number of
mportant changes in it are be-
do It has been purchased by
Hanna and Mrs Gumbart who
remit to the regiller cottagers,
ll write it during the summer Al
.th is understood a number of
e have engaged rooms there. All
och to show that this ideal com
batty is growing
nether evidence of the growth of
V, lobe is the erection of a very
booms cottage on the water front
Willia'ni‘F. Clarke, of Brooklyn. 9
it umber merchant This cot-
ago ll be among the most handsome
the inland. when it is complet-
tslsltuatlfon’ is excellent and the
f‘ls to be handsome. it ‘
eVeleven rooms, beside a bath-
halls it. is to be fitted out
modern Improvements.
ii and mailed work which Is
I‘dlherb, of South Norwalk,
d carpentry is In
here. The par-
, hogiuy trimmed with
beams overhead.
isolation}.
tor momma-r anticipating the
sea In the history of Hello is-
V y‘are able to base their
.s‘oiidx factséaameiy, the rent-
cottages of which they have
. Foster saldyesterdey that.
more. cottages open there
fore In the month of June
“ rill: there is little “doing" at
541?in its popular season
a the first or July Five dit-
" tee have been to the island
tfew. days looking at
_ , ‘er cottages They in-
lsl t. Louis this month and
Ciel Island later In the sea-
'1 of Brooklyn. has en-
tegp and is residing
Vlth his family and
right of Danbury in-
Cedar cottage com-
nd rends are to ocl
ite‘ge. commencing
‘ Bridge. is to
Illa .i..J E. Jarboe. of
occupy the. Beat cot-
rty of Danbury
(Icing shortly.
I! mainland
beet
I??? '
hits actually opened. and '
nights are still rather chi:l '
l I ing up certain lines.
its prettiest these days. ',
Maud very attractive in- ,
Over Docg '
Newark. N J.. who has been _, 'V
loielanll is to have a new hotel .
' (lazuli and for that purpose the '
, lion once is being refitted and ,
Allarge addition is being .
high around the . I
‘ Living at as out' or the way place rc‘
, ~ Wdin
" ' bf Buckle'n' 3 Amino. Salve.
.. I_- beat on earth.
have W 9“":
, But ayiew weeks now remain beiorewe
will close the pre sent business. selling
the balance Oi ice stock to outside in-
terests. . Our friends and, custombis
who will need cuctbluc'I in our menu
lines will do, well to look us over be-
ioreioo late. , Small lots still remain
in menu, departments. and in .all cases
our, prices are below cost. Our va-
rielll,.,is loomed to here enumerate.
Hotels. restaurants. 'Vboilidluc houses
and pgenercldcalers can save consider-
ablebu biddlcoon quantities and clean-
Free delivery to all Norwalks.
W. S STURTEVANT
70 North Main Sl.. So. Norwalk.
Sprmg Floor
Covemngs.
We are now prepared to show a large line of Carpets
in “all the popular-I grades. Connisting of INGRAINS.
VELVET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY ' BRUS-
SELS;
[N CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China Mattings, ~12 fin to 35¢.
Japanese Mattings, sec to 50¢. .
or OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM we snow ALI.
WIDTHS AND VARIOUS». QUALITIES.
RUGS AND MATS IN LAR GE VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER ASP ECIALTY.
A me far A‘Nd‘iSON.
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
~ Telephone (43-6.
DO NOT VWAi'I' UNTIL VOU NEED IT
The season is again at hand when
diarrhoea and dysentery are prevalent.
Do not wait. until some of your family
is taken with a violent attack. but he
prepared ‘A bottle or Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand when needed has seven mh‘ny
a life. Procure it at once For sale
by sunsen Pdwell Corporation Clifford
Pharmacy. Pierces Bridge Pharmacy.
Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
GRIFFIN NOT A BIGAMIST.
IiANntlar nude 15. —James at
Griffin. who was .a'rreilted in Water.
bury on a ehdrgc of binsmy and
brought, to this city for trial. was re
leased from custody and a. molld will
be entered qrilfln‘ 3 story proved him
Innocent of the charge of blgetny.
STOP THAT COLD
~ or it ma result. in Pn mnnl
aillan Boll'n is breaking DCelthvhen»
(lucid lads? do; girlie;
ten driven to desperation to case of ne- 9- 2"} . 3‘. 9
elicit: citing in Burns, Cutir." ford. Bartel-s bud l’lil
(remain uymasupply ‘ ' I I'
It's the ' .
.Baxter‘s 5
sport, line“ here, at Roton. and at Hick~
cry Bluff ‘
Rev; J. A. Freeman, of Woodbiiry. is
having his cottage painted. and put in
the best of repair by Contractor F. ’I‘.
Eggin‘son. of South Norwalk.
'Ine fishing is excellent at present
and large numbers of black fish are
caught daily by tboise who go after
m‘Dr William Hoyt and family, of
Itamford‘ have arrived for the summer
at their home in Pine Ledge.
A new “fifty toot fingstaii' is being
erected, at Richard H. Golden‘ s atlrac- J
,tlve "Bungalow "
Corinthian Lodge F. and A.ll of
New York. with friends all to the
number of 5001camc to Rototi Point
yesterday, on theI ron steamboat Cyg-
nus. Today the picnic will be of the
students from St‘,L Francld‘Xavler col-
lege, in New Yor
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION. ,
(note from civilization, a ‘tamily is ‘of-
.25c,‘ at E411
MM
. PROHIBITING ammo news. ‘ I 9"
bra.
ill for. the marriage at Owen J Roberts.
.03 $1111!!!“th Ind Elli-both Q. RDB‘ I
pmlpoctive .
attorney tor the city of Phhmlptlli‘a‘u~
be proud at St. I .
attended by 1'
Wk“
I who
IPaui‘o sums” and iii
in (3an in}. If. yester-
it” “Mm “33%?
dented in the Illut orwalk uchoo a:
tab (Ii-(mm uh eel.
March-rduembly y... I ,
Song~Beforc All Lanlfls.
Boboo
Concert Itocitation~0ur Flag
Mary in ltowo
.........‘......
soon} It.
Concert Recitation -—- Independence
mu ‘
- Room H.
Bong—wt moi lca
SC (heel ,.
Concert Recitation—«Old lrousides.
. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Room ill;
Concert itedtalion~Tho Man Without
a Country .. llldvrnuld ll}. Halo.
Flag presentation by M. ii. Teller.
Salute and pledge to the ting.
School.
Itocitaiiort-The Rising In ”ill.
.... .IThomas Buchanan Roll!
Misc Maude E. Wolfe.
Address by Rev. Edward Cunningham.
Song-«Ob.
Ocean.
I School.
SongI-“OII flolng Abroad,"
Rooms (l and II.
March and dismissal.
Marvin Grammar School.
March—Assembly.
Coup—America,
School
Concert Recitation-Old llonsldes
.......... Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Room E.
Concert. Recitation—Our Flag.
.................. Mm y E. Rowe.
Room 0.
Song-Star Spangled Banner.
School
.Concert Recitation—The American
Flag ....... James Rodney Drake
Room I".
Concert Recitation~The Flag.
.......... Bishop Henly E Potter.
Room B.
Flag presentation by J. R. Marvin.
Salute and pledge to the Flag—-
School.
Recitation—Who Rising In ’76
.......... Thomas Buchanan lleid.
‘ Miss Maude E Wolfe
Addloss by Rev. George Drew Egbert
Songvah. Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean.
School.
Concert Recitationml’salm 100,
School.
Man it and dismissal.
ST. JOHN'S DAY CELEBRATION.
Clinton Commander-y Selects Next
. Week Friday as TimeIof Field
Day. ' I
The committee in charge of the field
day of,()llnton Comnlan’doi‘y. Knights
Templar. hold a meeting yesterday at-
tornoon and decided to hold the festivi-
ties (In-Friday of next week. Studohn's
Day.
The program has also been arranged
for this (mansion and will undoubtedly
be thoroughly enjoyed by the mem-
bers participating. it is expected that
from 75 to 100 Knights Tomplars will
be in attendance.
The Knights will assemble at their
asylum in the Masonic Temple. corner
of Wall and issues streets, N (Iru'alk, all
1:30 and the line will form in from of
the building at 2:” sharp. the mem
bers beingln lull regalio;..
then march to South Norwalk. where
they will board a special trolley car
ind be conveyed to Mumford. and af-
ter a short parade in that city. will be
taken to Gregory's Point. A short (linI
nor will he served here at the Dorlon
House. at 6:30 o‘clock. ,
The Knights Templar never do
things by half and have secured the
Second Regiment Band of New Haven
to furnish music for the field day, ,
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements consists of SamuelJJncs.
chairman. Charles S. Finch, Maym
Ferdinand B. Smith. Milton Elwood
I". ill.1 Raymond and George W. . flay-
mom.
N
uesa‘r lN BISHOP MILL poke.
Three Norwalk Young Men Hed’an Un-
pleasant Experience. Yesterday.
Three well-known Norwalk young
men, Harry P. Nickersom Howard A.
a thrilling and wet experience
night. while flailing in ihe Bishop Mill
n . .
The party was out in a small and
rather “cranky” snow. and in the ex.
cltement attending a fishing trip. Schu-
man lost his balance and went over.
board Into the chilly water. Ills com
panions were undecided whether he
erson and Montgomery were scram-I
bling about in the water. making an at-
tempt to get him out.
clamor-ed aboard Their-I unwilling
dip had so dampened their ardorhhowe
ever, that they made tracksfer home.
(tampered-away in their native ele-
ment when the boat capsized.
RETURNED FROM THE BERK
.I SHIRES.
Congressman E. J Hill. of Norwttlk.
and Postmaster William H. Marigold.
of Bridgeport. returned today from. a
little trip. to the Berkshires.
spent Sunday among lAlc‘hnelds fa-
mous bills and had a most enjoyable
“ -: time: While in Imkoviilei they visited I
the NewYorkor who is most. talked ,
about at the present time District At- I
tomoy William TraversJerome. They I
spent a very pleasant hour with him. .
1 “ EAIREIELD “some;
,‘ l Amarr’iageiicense wulssued attire .
town clot-lilo other: in Fairlelli. toner.
Iii. er Reinhold. .
mobupnnr loan saris
m (Will
Columbia the Gem of the I
They will I
'homestead
Montgomery and Louis Schuman, had .
last I
could swim and in a few seconds Nick _.
The craft was finally righted and all ‘
The fish which they had captured I
They .
T 1c D. M. Read Co.
Enabh'cbcd 1857.
White Goods. . == Cut in Price.
The Sceiiou‘ devoted to White Goods is heaped wiilI
beautiful snow white‘ dress fabrics. This season we were
stocked to overflowing with the latest (Ind best novelties
possiblelimbiulu Tllt‘i‘tllil rainy \vcntbe‘r llzis' hindered
the selling' and now, just to make it a little lively. null
give you lllt‘ hcncili. prices have been cut one-third, and in
some instances one-half. _
At 35 etc. All 50 ct. goods. Fancy Oxfords. Mcrceriz-
ed Cloths, lustrous Moire and Brocaded Weaves. and high
class imported novelties.
At 25 cts. All 40 ct. goods hundreds Ul yards ill
Fancy Weavcs. Stripes, Figures and Crepe effects. .1” this
30.150” 5 pulICIIIs.
At (5 and to cts. Fancy Piqucs. Striped and Figured
Novelties. and Plain Weaves.
At 12% cts. Au immense assortment of Plain and Fancy
Weaves containing various lengths. it will pay to look
this lot U\'Cl' for shirt waists, children's dresses and
aprons.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
'l'liv (lcnlousiration of the “Autospin” Freezer will
continue for another work. \II the haul work of making,r
ice cream is tuktu away in i no Autesplu. It is It simple
task and the cream {locus in scrcu minutes.
'llu “White Mountain" and the “Alaska" :uc uthu
well lulu“ ll :lutl rtliublc llllllluis which n 0 air. able to lul-
Iiisll lil (ill ems.
WM ...._—........_$_«
The Vudor Shades w ill help to make your porch (I cool
.Iml pleasant sitting mom ‘I'hl v ullmv .'i poritcily lice (lir—
(Illutinn (ll air and make an (ifcctiu: succn from lllt (Illi-
side without intolicriug “lill tlu \icw llUlll within.
The colors are mottled greens and olives such that are
in artistic. harmony with any house. They are very (lur-
ublc and quite weather proof. l’rit‘cs low.
Arm Chairs, Rockers, and Settces {or the Vermilluh.
3g cts.
Stuffed Matting Floor Cushions for l'crmulnll or
liead Co.
Sattcen Covered Cushions witlrruillcs,
I Hammocks in variety.
I he D. M.
r
IMILL PLAIN HOMESTEAD BURN-
—-it' s a mistake to imagine that itch
ing plies can‘t be cured; a mistake to
suffer a day longer than, you can help.
Dean's Olntmeutfirlngs Instant relief
and permanent cure. At. any drug
store. 50 cents.
MILL PLAIN. JIEme idm'l'he Ritchie
one (It the oldest land
marks in this section, was burned to
the ground yesterday. The tire (nlgl-
noted in the chimney. and there were
no means at hand to control it. Til"
loss of $2.500 is partly covered by lil-
eurance.
MISTOOK SON FOR HIGHWAYMAN.
MOUNT HOLLY N. .1 June li.~~
Flank licinecke, ill. was killed late
last night by his father while twins
to play a joke on the brim. Young
Rolueckc hid in the bushes along the
highway. near ltlvelsldo. and as his
father approached the boy jumped out
a... ~.....__
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress 1
and belching. l tried everything i{£25132}?(lliwfitftlfnfibmand'lr‘illlrtmgiltllfii
could hear of but nothing helped me i t ”a lal‘ heart, klliln hi 1 almost
until I look Brazilian Balm and one fiolillsianlly. ‘ Mr RClIiOClngllltlllllghl. he
cent. bottle (ured me completely. It [Was about to be attacked by a high
For saleby R. H. Ploislcd. II‘. II. He , . .
‘ter, and the Clifford Pharmacy. * ;:::“";:;zt The “the“ is almost Illbaile
mmmm
Always Bought
Bears the
brainl-
.Conldllis nelllu'
mflllneral.
' ‘ sian
“(to of
Mend by Default. . “
HARTFORD, June lbw—Under al
most perfect weather condition: play
tor the New Iihlglaud tennis champion-
ship was started yesterday atternoou
(in' the courts of the Hartford Golf
club. A sharp wind at times made the
playing difficult but the general condi»
(ions were excellent and a largo gui-
lerv watched the players All the pro.
illniualy matches and one in the first
round wele played and as usual there
were, any ciul surprises. among them
being the shut out of R, H. Northrop
of New Yolk by J. O. Amos of Provi-
(iunco. (it). 0-0 in the only game of the
that round. Another surprise was the
defeat of 0.111 Howdar of Splingflelu
by l. G. Jones pt Providence Jones
Iloals Wright, the formal liarvalii
piaver. and W C. Grant of New Yolk
are looked upon all the three who will
have to light it out for the champion-
ship. Thole were only two defaults
in the twenty six (mules. [lying
Wright of Princeton and A. W. Nation
of Harvard being the abseuioes. F-ol
Iowln are the summarizes
Pielmlnary round. J. G. Jones of
Providence beat E. E. Howard 01‘
Spr.lnfield 6-.0 6-.0 I
ll}. 0. Jackson of Mlddletown beat
0 S. (lmsebock. Springfield, 97 6,-L
it E Stronach, Hmtford boat It
Reynolds, New Jersey. 7-9. 6-3 6-.2
W C. Grant. New York heat It
Goodman, Hartford 6-2 63.
D. Graves, Hartfonl, beat F. Howard,
linriford il- 3. 4 6. 6-14
G H. Nettloton New Haven, beat 1.
Wlight, PI Incicn. by default.
H Howland Providence heat C.
0. Cook Providence, (:7. 75. 6:3 .
it C. Super. Mltldletown heat A. W.
Nuson Harvard by default.
it Cole Hartford boat R. W. Rein-
son. Trinity. 6-,] 6- 0
Chase. Spllngfleid. bentfl. S Benson,
Springfield 6-3 7'.) "
First round: .l. O. Amos Providence.
boat It. It. Northrop. New York, 6-0.
6-.0
The remaining sets in the that Iouud
will be played at 10:30 oclock tomol-
row morning.
JUST THE THING FOR BILLIOUS'
NESS.
“i took (I dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets last even-
ing after dinner and ‘i an: to say that
i feel fifty per cent. b -:.icr than I have
for weeks. The Tablets are certainly
a this article for billlousness."~.l. J.
Firestone, of Firestone d; Hlnkicy.
publishers of The News, Allegan. Mic.h
Those Tablets strengthen the digestion.
promote a healthy action of the liver
liver and produto an agreeable move?
merit ‘of the bowels. Price 25 cents.
For sale by Stillsou Powell Corpora
tion (‘ liffnrtl Pharmacy, Pierc'e a British
Pharmacy Zeitluss Pharmacy. “
JILTED MAN SUES GIRL
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
Elmer Oliver Decides to Teach Fickle
Young Women a Lesson.
WILKFSBARRE. Penn. June 15.“
Dimer Oliver, of l’lvmouth near 11ch
means to teach young women who jilt
men it loosen. He has begun suit
agalnSt Miss Elizabeth Alspaugh, of
Pittsion, for breach of promise and
wants $5. 000 damages. I
“She. threw me over without any
reason,‘ he said “after being engaged
fm several months to marry me and.
when I was making preparations for
the wedding I had given her (1 dia-
mend ring and had spent considelabio
money in giving her (I good time
"1‘ many gills are free with the
affect one of men. They become (‘ll
guged in ordeI to have a good time.
and after they tire of the novelty they
break the engagement Meanwhile the
(non. sincere themselves and believing
the girls sinceIe. have made prepara—
lions‘io be married. They can do
nothing: they hawI no protection.
'I do not want to punish Miss Als-
puugh. but i think the suit has taught
hm a lesson and i am hopeful that
other. gills will take it to heart. it
may serve as a warning to them not
to time with the love of a man and
it Imp save some men many heart-
{WINGS
" Men ale (letcrIetl from breaking cu
gage (ants by the foul of breach of
promise suits. There is no reason why
the girls should not be withheld from
jllting men for the same reason.‘
Miss A'lspaugh; when she heard that
suit had been begun. sent back the
diamond? engacment ring, but with it
no word of any kind
ASTHMA SUFFERERS SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley Honey and To: has Cured
many cases of asthma that were can
older (1 hopeless. Mrs Adolph Bucs
ing. a 01 West Third St" Davenport
lowa writes. _ "A severe cold con-
tracted twelve years ago‘ Was neglect-
ed un'til it finally grew into' asthma
The out medical skill available could
not 3 ve me more than temporary re
lief Foley“ 5 Honey and Tar was too
ornmended and one fifty cent bottle (In-
tirclyr cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years
and ii" I had taken it at the start i
would “hays been saved yeaIs ot' suffer
lug. "~—For sale at l‘laisted‘ 5 drug SIUII“
i
"i EASILY FooLéo.
i
Rema‘rk Concerning Sale ‘of Sub-Ma-
.. rlne Boats and Newman" Mon.
BRIDGEI’OWI‘, June 15.-I~'l‘he pres-
(Incc here oi Commander Alexander ii.
Bdutofioif, naval attache of the Rus-
bassy at Washington and Cole
néi sparrow. military attache of the
Russia (I embassy at Washington, led
lustB
Bdgcport for the purpose of com
editing with the Lake people in regard
to submarine-boats and (sheaths ru~
mor ‘wes followed up thestatement
company to the effect that the news-
paper articles concerning the shipping
of- the submarine boat Protector to Ja-
pan were wrong md he intimated that
the boat had really been purchased by
the mission government? He lild that . -
{the ceremony would issue a state-
.men in regard to the shipping of the V
Protector In a week or “'1 added: I
mommper .
“You fellow: (meaning
men) have all been fooletlg.
1W
lye-1.1%.:—
let(rut to the rumor thatnhey Were
was made by a stockholder of the Lake .
Norwalk Chronicler