;_. Pure ICE CREAM at Store
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
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narration...
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
this afternoon and tonight. Thursday
fair An area of low pressure central
over Lake Superior is producing cloudy
and shotvery weather in the Lake re
glon. This vicinity will be on the
southern edge of this area during the
next 24 hours. The temperature is
high in the central and eastern sec
tions. Conditions favor for this vl-
clnity high temperature and pleasant
weather except probable local showers
this afternoon or tonight
The Trinity Men's Club will hold a
meeting this evening at. its quarters.
Andrew Lyons. of West- street, ex-
pects to spend July 4th in New Ha-
ven.
-—-Don‘t forget auction household fur-
niture Wed, July 1, at 2 o‘clock, No.
12 Clay street.
Nathan E Peck or New Haven, is
visiting friends in Stamford tor a few
days
Miss Fannie McGrnth of Brooklyn.
N. 0., is visiting with friends in Soug-
stuck.-
(leorge Kisko of Norwalk, has taken
a position with Dr Brundago, of Main
street.
The Trinity Men’s Chib expect to
commence camp on Nauvoo Island
about July let. A fine time is'nntici.
pated. .
—Clgars called Shcchau’s "TOMIIOY"
Have not a bit of Waste,
They‘re Sweet and Mild in Fragrance
And Delicidus to the Taste.
Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. It... will
meet in the hall in Washington street.
tonight.
Miss May St. John, of France street
Norwalk. spent Sunday With friends in
New York.
Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
Knights oi’ the Mystic Chain, will meet
this evening.
George Comp. of Holden avenue.
Norwalk, spent yesterday with friends
in Stamford.
John Hoppenhauser, of Brooklyn. N.
Y., spent the Sabbath with Louis Yost,
[or Main street. Norwalk.
Eldrid Brumstrup. of East Norwnlk.
has taken a position in Dreyfuss's cig-
ar store, in North Main street.
Walter Fitch, of Westport avenue, is
entertaining his niece. Mrs. John M.
Main, 01! Middieboro, Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Knapp, of
West street,- have been spending sev-
eral days Wh relatives in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 11 Cole, 01
Railroad avenue, were the guests or
friends in New Canaan, on Saturday
and Sunday.
Frank N. Ferris and party returned
home Friday night from an interest
lug four days' cruise in Mr. Ferris’
auxiliary Helen F., familiarly called
the “Unknown. " In the party besides
Mr. Ferris, were his sons, William and
Frank, and C. B. Watkins. The cruis~
era visited Centerport, Port Washing-
ton, Coney Island and Oyster Bay. At
, the latter place they saw President
‘ Roosevelt depart for the tuneral of Ex-
President Grover Cleveland.
The bridge over the Danbury rail-
road tracks in Wall street, Norwalk,
sfigain the source of trouble. It is
only last fall that it was nicely re-
pladirtsd and rebuilt, and the’ planks
are now becoming worn and rotted.
Each time a heavy truck goes across
thlii it does considerable jarring. but
it the planks remain solid there is no
danger. Several patches have been
pl ed' over the worn. places to insure
that itw will not break through.
w
Aftrplley car bound for Winnipauk
did 3mm of its own Saturday alter-
noon When crossing the railroad
- bridge Wall street. the controller
suddenly i,sliot out I spurt oi! flame,
allow, . a series at them. It was
handy?! ' scary to proceed with the
can to" 53.38.1118, supplying the power
and ','from the rear end. Seven
in bi ' Iored Vlafinria atomic“:
ball tenth ‘ pro on 9. ma sea an
1' Yme tall hustling.
hunted Against Fire?
it not; call on .
TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN
and got I Policy. .
, 74 Wuh'lndton IL “fol. low.
' on. Balls,
aA special city. council meeting has
Is rYoiir Betti
.3
. Cannon Minion-puns '
A remedy for Pimpi
Postulos,
Tether or salt Rheum,
niches, Tuni-
floms. Ulcers, Scrotu-
Discuss.
“75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON ’8
Launch . Works.
Seismic-strip uduuyto
All kinds of repair work.
Launches oi all sixes built to order
by competent workmen.
0y: tor Shell Point. Norinlk
Mrs. Stephen Woodward is very
sick all week at her horneOin Fort
street.
IIInd BI
_s_.__._.
Miss Alice B. Cnhlll. oi‘ lloston, is a
guest of Mrs. George Ii. Boston, at
the Norwalk Hotel.
A good sized fire in the vicinity of ,
Huntington, L. 1., could be plainly seen
along the shore yesterday atteuioon.
Bert Bogart, who is now located in
business in LaPorte. lad, is spending
a. short vacation at his home in East
Norwalk. .
Miss Clara Dibble, of South Main
street, has returned to her home, after
completing the school term as a teach-
er in Willimantio:
Miss Jeanette Van Covering has so.-
cured a position in the South Norwalk
office of the Southern New England
Telephone company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of Phi”-
delphia, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey. of High street,
South Norwalk, over Sunday.
There was a mothers’ meeting at
Red Men's Hall, Washington street
Sunday attdrnooa at 3: 80, under the
auspices ot the Prohibition Club.
The McConnell sisters, 'i'ormerly or
Hoyt‘s Knickerbocker Stock Company.
are playing in v. deville, this week. at
Ocean View Pal, Norfolk, Virginia.
Mrs. Frederick Brown, of Elizabeth
street, who is so sick at her- home, re-
mains about the sume. Her iriends
are very sorry to hear or her illness.
It is expected that Jacob Yourdlsky.
oi' Ely aenuc, who was recently operat
ed on for appendicitis at the Nor walk
Hospital, will be removed to his home
today.
m
Prescelle, the hypnotlst and mental
suggestion worker, is playing this
week at his borne town, Brighton Ver-
mont, where he will hold forth for an
indefinite period. -
-——Auctlon household furniture, Wed.
July 1, 2 o'clock, -» Clay street.
been called by Mayor Charles Scoilold,
this evening. at the chambers in Wall
street, at which time some important
matters will be discussed,
'E. H. Hotchkiss in his large Pope»
Hartford touring car. with W. E. Jes-
sup.‘ accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Hyatt and Frank Cowles, re-
turned to Norwnlk yesterday after-
noon from a trip to New London, cross-
ing over to Sag Harbor thei'i across
to Long Island, and taking the south-
ern short route to New York. having
traveled some 280 miles in two days
There will be a special meeting or
the South Norwnlk fire department,
this evening, for the purpose, primar-
ily of hearing the report of the com-
niittee on the recedt department en-
tertainment at Music Hall. The busi-
ness pertaining to the benefit will be
finished up, and other matters may be
discussed. The meeting will be held
at the quarters of the Putnam Hose
Company.
The little fox terrier cg belonging
to Alired Siatham. of mis street,
Norwalk, bad a. close call, Saturday
afternoOH, when the big automobile of
Harry Orrendort ran over him. The
trouble occurred in front of the Nor-
walk post-oilice. The canine ran right .
in from of the great wheels. The ani
trial did considerable yelping, and it
was thought that it would die. biit it
was around as usual this morning.
Fireworks
Largest“ Assortment
Best Goods Lowest Prices
Special 'Assortinents,
$2.35. $10. $20.
Pistols. Blanks, Firecrackers, Rock-
ets, Romsnpandles, Red Lights. Ser-
pents, Devil Among the Tailors. Cha-
nons, Search Lights, Sparkiers, Snakes'
Nest. Cap Pistols, Vertical Wheels,
fialloons, Lanterns, etc.
EVERYTHING FOR THE 4TH
COLEMAN’S
NIWO OTOII.
ill North Main It, loath Nomlk.
‘~ Agent for A. O. Coalition's
might be as little delay in the work as
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Wholesale and; Retail
0"" 'IIO‘Y 'VININMLOOID THI FOURTH.
manna-W
We’ll Help You
Get Ready For
Your 4th of July
The things to wear tor the Fourth needn't worry you
I minute. You can get them here, In I tow minutes, ready
to wear, and for little money. I
What do you need? A new Suit? 83o the splendid
line. of greys, olives and blues, 810 to 825. and plain
and striped brows, 015 up.
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Straw Hats, 81 to 84. Nepiigss Shirts, 50c to 82.00.
Nockwesr. Hosiery Ind Underwear. Bathing and Swim-
ming Suits, 81 to $3.50.
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases.
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We can dress your boy for the Fourth, and save you
money, too. _,
Uncas Tribe, No. 26, Improved Order ”Percy Quinturd. of New York. spent
of Red Mon. uili hold a regular moct- Salurdny night and Sunday in town.
lng tomorrow night.
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The stedmer Rosednle brought 1,300
excursionists from Hoboken to Roton
I’oint Saturday. and the party had it
fine time. The Ilethel Sunday schools
are expected to the Point on July 18th.
The‘lnternntional Dredging Com-
pany, which is doing such an exten-
sive job in the local harbor, made hay
while the sun shone, yesterday. In
other words, work was kept up all day,
despite the {act that it was Sunday.
This was done in order that there
A party consisting of Charles Gold-
scbmidt, Al‘ihllr Lindeburg. John Stad-
ler and Louis Hawkins, of South Nor-
walk, went to Savin Rock, New Ha-
ven. yesterday. lllld enjoyed a fine
time. While there Charles Gold-
scbmiilt visited his brother, .Samuel, at
Yale College.
possible, because of the train service.
The bridge was kept. open most of the
day. Tire tug Addic V. was also
brought into acquisition to facilitate
the work of the regular tug.
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES lN AT HIS MOUTH.
Tire best blends in any horse's pedigree after all are good
feed and hay. With plenty of good, clean grain and hay,ywith good
water of course, in average nimal will turn out a good specimen,
be his sire and da 'Whili. t ey will. We give lots otoredit to
blood and breedingand verylittle to food and care;.;yet what
would any of our )1 recs cvcr accomplished on aristocratic des-
cent and an empty s omncli? Pedigree only is a weak staff to
support. horse or man through life. And the quality of the grain
you feed your animals is as important as the quality of the food
you eat.
Buy Oats That. Clean.
Ilowkers Fertilizer!
( For, Lawn, Gnrdenrand Field. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
NEW NOVEL BY WI NOTON CHURCHILL;
MR. CREWE’S CAREER,
By the Author 01 "Conlstnn."
$1.15
William P. Beers’
IOOK AND STATIONERY STORIO.
49 WALL STREET. 8 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALKJ SOUTH ‘NORWALK.
HIHEFISH, " f 160 lb
10c lb
-~ SOFT SHELL CRABS
Weakfish, I’orgies, Flatfish, Haddock and Pollock, .
i Swordfish. Salmon, Mackerel, Cod, Halibut. Butter-
fish, Sea Bess. Long and Round Clams and Lobs‘ters.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish arket.
TELEPHONE 108.
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FREE DF‘ IVERY.
Norwalk
44 WALL STREETEINORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1848.
Deposits ever - - $3, 525, ,000. 00
DIRECTORS.
. Geode: renown ‘ . WILLIAM A..»curr~rrs‘ '
. STEPHEN u. HOLMES noses H. eLov’ss
; FREDERICK I. sue LEWIS o. coasts
,ftovo 1'. Rosco: . Manny‘s. cosesunu
so. Norwalk Trudi: co.
otters everyth accommodation consifient with good
banking methods.
Your business placed With us will be safely and
,expedltiously handled.
Install Ind 81')ch m
Servrce Is the Keynote of Our Success
‘ Selection
We are careful to select only soaps
which are tree from excess or alkali
and are made from pure materials,
Such are the only kinds safe to use.
You can depend updn any brand of
soap you see here. Our stock is a
large one and contains
Toilet Soap Bath soap
Nursery Soup Shaving Soap
Medicinal Soap Cutlle Bolp
Liquid Soap, Etc.
THE CLIFFORD
' PHARMACY,
TH! PRESCRIPTION 87011:.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL ohm.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—’l‘hc
tone or the opening stock market was
easy, although there was a sprinkling
of small gains with the prevailing loss-
es. Dealings were very light. Repub
lic Steel ptd. advanced 14, and illinois
Central and American Locomotive de-
cllned large fractions.
WALL STREET. 11 n. m.—Weak-
ness in Union Pacific and Reading,
which lowered them nearly a point
each, caused an easier tone. but there
was no general selling of importance.
Both Union Pacific and Reading made
up their declines subsequently. and
the trading came to an absolute stop.
var-—
WALL STREET, noon—Distribution
of light buying orders stirred the man
ket from Its lethargy and lifted prices
over last week's level. lionds were
iirm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——The de-
mand for the railroad stocks abated,
‘ what little buying there was being
mostly for the specialties.
LONDON, June 29.-American Se-
curities opened irregular, subsequent-
. ly falling to below parity on lack of
support. Atchison. Topeka It Santa
, F‘e was firm. The closing, was steady.
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PINSION DECISIONS.
ly the Assistant Secretary of the De~
partmon't of the Interior.
Divisions of Pensions—The unsworn
and unsupported answer or pensioner
to claimant's sworn application for
one-halt his pension, supported by at-
fidavlts establishing'primn tacie her
right" thereto un‘iier the first proviso
of the act or March 3, 1899. relating to
the division of pensions. does not Just
tity a rejection by the bureau of her
application upon the ground" that she
hits failed to furnish the evidence nec-
essary to establish titio under said
set" because she tailed to comply with
the bureau's request to tile evidence
in rebuttal of the charges contained
in his said sworn answer.
Marriage Miscegnation—A misceg-
enous marriage was invalid in Maine
prior to the revision of the statutes in
1883. A marriage invalid in Maine
contracted elsewhere in evasion 'or the
said law, by parties domiciled in said
state who return thfl‘flo to reside,
1' “5°13le Willi Miscegnation is
also prohibited in Calitornia, and has
been since 1860 at least; marriage
thus contracted being "illegal and
void." But California follows the 10-
cl lex contractus, and it a marriage.
void by its laws, is nevertheless valid
where contracted, the courts hold such
marriage to be valid in California. The
presumption of the validity of a mac
rlage regularly Contracted in Califor-
nia, is so strong that the death 0! a
tamer spousew thin four and onehall.’
years before the marriage or the dis-
solution of the prior marriage by di-
vorce. will be presumed.
Legislative Divorce-An act of as-
sembly passed subsequent to the
death of one of the parties to and re
peeling a legislative divorce act D383-
ed during the lifetime or both parties
dies not meet the matrimonial status
of the parties as fixed and determined
by such divorce act.
Increase Act or March 19,1896—~
Claimant at having married the oili-
prlor to be passage or the act or
Marsh 19. 1898, nor prior to nor during
his service. she has no title to the 91.‘
per month provided for there it.
Claimant's husbandjs services havi 3
been in the war between the United
. States and the Kingdom of Spain, the
. fourth proviso of the act of March ii.
1889. does not apply to or altect her
as an applicant for a widow’ s pension,
.and having married sfid office; subse-
;‘ quent to his service said war and
'. subseduent to March 19 1886, she was
properly pensioner! at $95 per month.
CHURCH CALENDARS: Ir
' Ors‘eo Porloh‘Notoo.
was a' celebration of the Holy Com-
munion in the church at 9: 30.
On Wednesday at 8 p. in, th s will
.be a meeting of the yestry at e resi-
dence of Levi Warner, 5 Arch street.
Seventy choir boys. from St. James'
parish, New York. will participate in
the 10:30 service next Sunday morn-
ing.
“CENT AIIIIVAI. or vssslte.
308,1'0N Juanita—Arrived Steam-
osmotitm
APair of Trous
Are You Going to Get a: ran
Price’s Clothing Stat”
98 Washington Street.
TINE
THE OFFER OF
with a made .to measure Suit is
being taken advantage of by many. ; . .-_ .
STRAW HATS, $1.0an
. FURNISHINGS
Head-to-Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys.
Tel. 165-5. , South"
A&P Pure Food Daily Bulletin for Week Commencing its
day, June 29th.
If we can’t save you money and give you Bette 3,
Goods than you can get elsewhere. We were never
giving such Value as now in Teas, Coffees and Ciro»
series.
EXTRAORDINARY
SOCIAL TEAS ..
DICK’S FISH M
Buck, and Rec Shad ,iSalmon, Bluefish,
Today being St. Peter’s Day, there ‘
FREE DELIVERY.-
ZUZUSGINGERSNAPS.
Regular Price be a pkg.
UNEEDA MILK BISCUIT
Regular Price 5c a pkg.
LEMONSNAPS ...... ,
Regular Price 6c a pkg.
GRAHAMCRACKERS ..
Regular Price 10¢ a pkg.
. ...... a pigs.
.....2 pkgIl-zsc,
Regular Price 10c a pkg
CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOWS . . . ..
Regular Price 10c 3. pkg.
sooo-.--..--u
Delicious Fresh Roasted Coffees... . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
.. Fancy 30 and 35c.
Finest New-Crop Teas Imported ..... . . . . . . 35, 40 and
~ . Fancy-Chop, 60, 70, 80c, $i.oo. .
inn-EXTRA STAMPS-u "“
Stampswith I canA&P 'Apricots
5 Stamps with 1 hot. Queen Olive. . . .. ...............
10 Stamps With 1 hot. My Wife's Salad Dressing.
to Stamps with a %-lb. can A&P Cocoa . .
10 stamps with 1 box Shaker Salt .......... .......’..
10 Stamp: with 1 up Spinach. .
:0 Stamps with I pkg. A&P Washing Powder . . . . . . .- . .
Iosumpowlthlbot. Liquid Blue....... ........ ....... ...
108nm» with1boLc.&Co'ISauco....... .....
IO Stamps with I bottle A&P Pure Olive Oil . . . . . . .
THE GREAT
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as...
snow
Hours of .
Food pm,
N sti‘on's
Stonekoepcr
Full
Weight
~TEA COMPANY
124 East Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Told,
180 Washington Street Budge.
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock, ‘
Rockaway oysters, Etc. /‘
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Norwalk Chronicler