flours Nouns. Con.
Ironing muse! has a circula-
lsmr. considerably. than a.
. j‘drlllltiea of the other two
m Herald Weather Forecast.
"m ‘Whfl will be fair. slightly
will we sultry. with light sonthwea
rly winds and maximum tern.
‘ _ so degrees in this section. in-
risk or matron- as the western “bot
' advances. (InflatnrdayJalr more sul-
mwill prevail. with a slow rise or
m except perhaps on the Coast line.
., light to fresh southeasterly winds. follow-
wl by local rain in the western districts oi this
section. mutiny on the coast. Sunday,
bk to partly cloudy weather-
with Inuails and thunder storms on the coasts.
Well is! cooler and possibly by clearing
Ilse-ouster Record.
‘ “ Tflm-t potato! the thermometar for the
. “Whom! ending at noon today was
«1 1.. ET. above ‘0.
. ‘ m Alma-as for I‘m-arrow.
Rises mam Blah Tile law This
.357 l “0:59 I ”1:40 ”8:00
ifsllllllEn SlilliiEiilliGS.
[Ill comes as» noise or ras-
rna or run 'rwrs crrlrs.
When and low they lpaarl II'kair Bears
‘ “Man—Gauf-‘lewn Guests who In
Joy the Inspitality at lerwalh and
‘ Iewtl lenwalk names.
Driver Samuel. chowas, of the South
m lire department, will start tu
.mw on his annual vacation. .He
will be accompained by his wife and son,
nnd will visit his former home in Iloni—
. duh, and disc Newark, Bloomfield
and other pieces in New Jersey. Dur-
' lug Ir. Ithowan’s absence, Eibirt W.
Oink will have charge of the wagon.
. In Jennie A Patterson and daughter,
who have been visiting Mrs. Seth Rem-
ington, of Spring street. left town for
New York. this morning, where they
will make a short stay and from there go
a their home in Pittsburgh. Pa., where
flay will be welcomed by their many
“ kinds. Mrs. Patterson is a niece of Rev-
Alsnnder McAiiister. of Wilton.
Ir. Banner, of Oakland. California.
I student at the New York College of
Dntiatry, is the guest of his classmate,
0. Irving Ferris. West street.
A. F, Wheeler, of the Graham-Ernst
Cigar hompauy, who has been under
Want by a specialist in New York
city for some time, has returned to South
leewalk, having recovered suilicieutly
hi how.
If. and hire. N. R. Carr have returned
home from their visit in Brooklyn. where
they went tor the benefit of iir. Carr’s
health.
It. and hire. N. R. Carr, of Hsnford
pins. are entertaining B. It. Hobbs, of
m Heights. also Master Edward
“I!“ and lies Allie Seaman. of
Brooklyn-
II'. and In. Stanley Smith will leave
I“ Norwaik on Hondsy. August 12th,
, be. extended trip on long island.
limes Naomi and Blair Smith will go
It New Rochelle next Monday for a
week's stay.
Kisses Bose Riley and Katie Riley and
floats and Katie Maker, of New York,
”stopping at the home of Philip Good-
win, Spring Bill.
James Golden. of 'l'llll Summon, went
,‘ 3 Ocean Grove today to join his wife
ml daughter, and will remain over Sua-
Il‘s. Jesse ii. Ferris and children, of
MI avenue, will ptart tomorrow [or
Woodstock. Canaan. to spend three
m. During their absence lir. Ferris
. will make his home with his lather, Ben.
“Ferris.
Ire. Louis Iiiiler and son Stewart, of
Whit. J., are the guests at Mrs.
SE. Hitched. South lisin street.
I. D. Barrett, clerk at W. 8. Stutte-
: what’s Bargain Hunter, is taking a two
i washe’ vacation.
Creator John H. Ferris will leave
‘ th Norwslk tomorrow. to spend Bun-
.“ with his wife and daughter Eva, at
my Park, and accompany thorn
kins Sunday.
flies Loin Hanson and hills Babel
, oi Ores-point, will return
he tomorrow after a week’s visit with
7 and Its. George ll. Frsw, West
m Wilts. a well-known taller.
‘ “mumW';mm
' ' ‘pstlrleswitkilspry eshssk,
‘ A er’eiiarse ' monitors.
tell .1. Funnels Booms. M. D.
" of Philadelphia. Pa” who has for
many years Men connected with
the Orphanage corporation or
that city. says with nicrenpe to
. Sarsnparllla
“Having thoroughly tested, in
mv practice as a pllysmlan. the
lllierative octiml of Ayer's Sal'-
suparilla, I view it as of une-
( uuled cxcelleuce.”—-J. FRANCIS
corms. 1085 Walnut St. I’hila.
'liighest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
lire. .fi (vinyl is and son Frank. of
Fairlield avenueélre in New York city.
Prof. and Mrs. DeSilvsr. of Prospect
Hill, are homelrgn a trip up the Hud-
son. ' -’
kilos Allis Bowen, of Darien, is a
guest of lira. E J minutes, of Berkeley
street. _
Cito Batch, of Union Park. has return
ed home from Rutiand, Vermont.
George N. Bill, of Waterbury, is visit-
ing in town.
liiss Jennie Smith, organist of the
Norwalk Baptist church, is taking a two
weeks' vacation. Organist 8. 8. Batch,
will preside at the organ during her
absence.
A postal from Otto Barthel. the South
Norwaik hattrr, has arrived and located
them on the summit of Mount Riki.
Switzerland, July 12.
Misses Dora Iisyer and Gnarls Segrell,
of Brooklyn, who have been visiting at
the homes of E. Apeli and B. Natteford.
respectively, for two weeks past, will
leave again tomorrow.
In. B. Natteford. at Wilton avenue.
had a pleasant visit with relatives in
Brooklyn and Jersey City Heights.
Ilse Birdie Hyatt. of Norwalk. is visii~
ing in Wilton.
Mrs. Arthur Northrop and family, of
Ridgetield. spent Wednesday with hire.
R. L. Watkinr. Day street.
Iir. and Ira. E. F. Carter. of Nor-
waik. left town yesterday for a week's
visit in New Berlin, lines.
The Misses Eva and Nellie ives. of
Dsnbury. are spending a few days as
the guests of W. J. Fianey, of Berks-
ley street.
Miss hiabel Churchill. of North Abing-
ton, Meee.. is a guest oi hire. 8. A. Hor-
ton. of Leonard street.
Captain James J. Sunrise. of Pound
Ridge, is in town today.
B Schwister, of New York city. is the
guest of Colonel Rchrls. at the Military
Institute.
Charles Miller. of Norwallr. l as arrirei
home from his European tour.
hire. B. J. Reynolds goes to Asbury
Park today, where she will join her
mother. Mrs. W. A. Wheeler. who is so»
journing there.
BISEBILL Til PERFEOTION.
The South Norwalks Beat the Edge-
woods in a Twelve inning blame.
The South Norwaihs went to New
Haven yesterday and beat the Edge-
woods.’ The game was undoubtedly one
of the finest exhibitions of baseball ever
seen in the state.
The Edgewoods were first at the hat.
but failed to score. likewise the South
Norwalks. In the last half of the second
inning W. Lauder went to first on four
balls, stole second. and came home on
Welch’s hit to left held.
In the beginning of the fourth, Bone
hit to W. Lauder for one base. Will
threw it a little low for Clark. who let it
go thrtu‘h him. and Bone kept going un.
til be reached third. Farnham smashed
one over to that and Bone came home.
Honors were then even and both teams
fresh
In the South Norwalk‘s half of the
seventh inning W. _Lauder pushed one
my out in left ileld, near the fence. for
three bases. It would have been a home
run if he had not slipped in passing iirst
base. Dunne hitto that base. bringing
Lauder home. Dunne was caught out
at first.
in the ninth inning Farnham hit to
G. Lender. and was out at first. Lau-
tenbach flew out to W. Lender, and lic-
Kee was given his bass entrails. Brennan
hit to W.Laudsr, who threw wild to first.
the bell going over Clark’s head. McKee
came horas, tying the score. Brennan
was scorching around the bases. With
the score tied, Brennan’s run would have
won the game,‘and probably thinking of
this. some at the members of the Edge-
wooden-not all of them-rescrted to
dirty ball playing. When Brioche was
on his way home. these members of the
‘iiidgswoods. who must have been
"masters” or played with them con-
siderably. crowded and pushed about the
home plate. making it impossible for W-
iauder, who was covering home plate,
to reeelvqthsbsil. It was the smells»
piece at work was on a ball field is many
Quin ‘ne. ‘
Destroys all disease pre-
dncisg germs. removes dsud~
rut! end‘scur'; cum shin
eruptions. and brings in a .
2:; and healthy growth of
50.5. - at - HALE’S.
was a surprise to see such men 9' 896'.
wick. who is an Andovcr student. resort
to such ‘orookedncss. and [antennae-h.
to l; but then Lsutsnbach's actions didn’t
surprise the people to any extent. Alter
considerable arguing the failerzmindsd
members of the Edgest realized the
injustice of the thing. and called the
score tie. 2 to 2. '
it was necessary to play three more ir—
nings. the South Norwalks making the
winning run in the twelfth inning
with no out. The score:
Eourwooo.
Alli! lill'OA I
HcHugh.2b ....................... o 0 0 l 2 l
Bedgwick.p.. 0 0 ii 0
Bone. 3b ..... 0 3 4 2
Famham.ct ..................... ii 0 l i o o
Lsutenbscth, ................. .5 o 122 o 0
Makes.“ ....................... .4 l l 0 i) 0
Breanaa.c ........................ o 0 l '2 a 0
Cotreii.ss......... ..............5 i) 0 0 l 0
Grelst.lf........ t 0 l t 0 0
Total........... .........t:i 2 5:13'15 3
tWinnlng run made with none out.
Sour-ll Nouwamt.
Alllt lll I’OA a
Londoner ....................... b 0 l 2 ii 1
Homzo ........................... 5 U l 2 a o
Holmes.cl ....................... 5 u 1 3 o o
W. Lauder.3b .................... t :l l s 5 o
Dnnne,rt ........................ i U i 0 ll 0
Welch." ........................ .4 o :i o u i
Clark.ib............ .............3 0 03! o 2
Sheohgnu' ....................... 4 i) ii 0 l 0
Dunleavy. p ...................... e 0 i ll 3 3
Total..' ....................... re 3 ms: 7
ldgswood....0 u 0 i 0 0 o o 1 0 i) it»:
So. Norwalk.0 i 0 ll 0 0 i 0 u 0 ll 1—8
learned rune. South Norwalk, 1; tworbase
hits. Faraharn and untenbach: three-bass
hits. W. Lander: struck out by Bedgw’lnk.
2; bases on balls. by Bedswick. i;Dunieavy. 2;
stolen bases. McKee. W. Lander. Dualsavy;
double plays. ledgwicleoue and Lautenbaoh:
Lantenbach (unassistedl: time. two hours.
twenty minutes; umpire. Mr. Anthony. of
Westville; attendance wt. .
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
I's'lngcs Agnin In l'avor-—~Colored Alpacas.
Circular Capes.
A number of new ilflhifit‘fi show fringe
trimmings ill vurlulls quniitll-s illlil kinds.
Thorn is n twisted silk fringi- ill llom'y
grlidl- ihxlt ililllitrl rl very pretty and npprtl-
priutu trimming {or wool immune. Ulln
slylu rosolllhlus llw fringi- ml the old flash-
lulled \vunl shawls. l.lllll‘ u! this is ill the
illnrkvt us yvl. lull it is mill to lit‘ who of
the coming lrillllllillgs. This kind of
fringe has pvrimiivul revival-a. but new?
brats any length n! tillu-A it is liilliitli‘d in
TAILOR MADE i‘rt lVl’N.
such clump gmuls illnt one motion is quite
on long it loose of life halt inllkclyto
how. What umi tn bu known ihrl willow
frimru ill to ho worn luruill. It is brought
out ill wry lliilliliillilliiltllil expensive styles
and is llllillli'iillillllillly nun of tho lumtt nt-
trlwtivd trimmings for blur-k gumls, but in
colors it lwror rumosmu with wry stood
t'ilwt. Aslrllu‘k is illlln ullollf llli‘ wusull’s
i‘iililrfl, lllls fringe will he pmlllllwilt :llllung
tho guruilllrlw. fur llit‘ m‘xl il-w months.
'i‘llu ili‘Willlllii‘ltN, m illllt'll “mm in l’tlrls
now. urn lll‘nilgtllf. nut in all colors. the
ohllugoullli‘uum living «\spl-oillliy lhi‘flii'i'
i'vu. Ulluupvlllllo viii-via lil llll sorts of
mania. ‘l‘iilil Million in rinukluu. i‘illlllllllil
fliellinlullllo ullll ltl‘i‘ uflou wry llrilstiu llllll
llvllllliful, llut only ttlmlmsilug l'nlnrs iii"
lug used lvlgt-illvr, mil-it its lilill‘ lllul yol-
lmv. grown lillil pink. lull union-r lulr-
lllllllil-e——«lwiuu mui whim gruy llllli Wlllll',
liluo limi Wlillt‘. “my ulul pink.
'l'llu tullur llilMli' «amt limo of \Vllli‘ll llp‘liu
lusirutiou is given is of fmvn on .‘ imp
ll‘i-tv. 'i‘lw umlvi skirt. is lllllhlli‘ilwfiqfli
llmllllo bills lullltls. which rm- l-urrimlllll
nroului iiwlyllgu u! the font uml lllsu fol-m
points on wu'll Mill». The jill'lit‘i lute a
short rimllltll llIiNlllli‘. llu‘ l‘llui-R ulltl lllt‘
scouts lwiug luluruml with ll silluin bills
him". Wllli'll ulm outlines the i'lilllll‘. rotors
llml culls lllui fol-luau point mltlll-fuli
port of the all-ow. The buttons mo of
null lu'rnf pour]. null there is llamull breast
pocket on the right sillo. 'l‘llu blouse is of
whituhotlutowiihnturmlmvu l-nllnr. A
block crllvnt is worn. Jl'ml; ('liiil.l.liZT.
Wu. 4.... ‘ ,
0hr Parlor flnliliery.
Hires-ls iiir. Iltulely lliili'll of u military
mull?
lie (of “Ours“l—i’v'vll. i should anyhs
was. liu run put on u from uniform own-y
morning, with thl vlumgt-s during the
day.--i)etroit Free Press. 5
A we“...
“lie true always a bod egg, yet smioty
mum him on long as be u rich,"
“Yes, he was in WI odor until he wet
hkcn."-l)etrolt Tribune. '
ll
9...... slain 4- end _. Wall 4. ‘3...
, _ I
eta. - .Norwaik.
RARE BARGAINS! *
THE BARGAINS WE OFFER THE LADIES TO-DAY
ARE RARE BECAUSE
iii cents
illess Goods.
All of our French Novelties in lisht and colored Dress
Patterns that we sold all season for 310, we shall close out
to make room for our tall patterns,
It 56
They are all silk and wool.
Mailings.
All our Japanese Hotlink at Half Price
Blackilress Bonds.
38 inch Black hiohair. figured, 50 cent quality,
35 cent:
54 inch Black Serge, sl 00 quality.
75 can
48 inch Black Henrietta. 7
50 cents
Blankets.
10-4 Grey and White Blankets,
t qtilllly,
this w’eek.
off the price.
a day. Ives school boys, “ mag
sass. snowshoe rush s 3....”
;
meats-uranium lessen
. l w
“*4
Their Equal cannot be Found Elsewhere!
Shin Waisls
HALF I’RICE.
300 best made. perleot iltting, laundered. Guile and Col-
lars. such well-known makes an “Trojan" and "Stanley."
each worth not less than one dollar; will be sold today for
Suit Room.
Separate Shirts. ‘4 50 quality,
$248
Separate Skirts, $5 quality,
$150
Black Alspaca Suits, 89 quality,
5?- 50
Silk Waists, 35 quality.
82 50
67 cents
Wrappers. dark colors.
Soft Shirt Hoists, $1 50 quality,
iii cents
Kitchen llepanmenl.
This is the most complete department in Connecticut.
We carry everything relative to the kitchen or dining-
room. from the stove cover litter to the finest Havilsnd
China. and the price we make surprises the dealers and as-
tounds our customers. Something new every day.
this week we shall sell all of our Oil Stoves at 25 per cent.
For
Mason’s Pint Jars, with quart tops.
63 cents dozen
Mason's Quart Jars.
.13 cents dozen
Lightning l’int Jars,
ill cents dozen
43 cents Lightning Quart Jars.
They are going quick. ' s" n dill!"
94 Unbleached sheeting. l'ic quality. Extra TOP. ’0' “"0“ Jul.
12 H cent: 3! cents dozen
or Bleached Sheeting. 22c quality. Cut Glue Berry Dishes.
ii cents l4 cents each
4-4 Unbleached Sheeting. 6: quality. Cut Glue Rose Brim. ‘ ll
”ll
. ‘ CID“ Cut Glass Lemonade Glassess BIC
4-4 Bleached Shannon. 3c quality, 7
cents each
5 COM. Decorated Earthen Cuspadors.
Toilet Crash. 5c quality. 9 cunts gm”.
3 GUI“! Lemonade Sets. 8 pit-cons.
8'“ Ginghams. Glass Flower vases. cent:
5 cents 5 cents each
BRING YOUR FURNITURE COUPONS. GOOD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1.
ANEELUS AN EELUS ‘ ANGELUS *
PLHUR FLflUR FLUUB .
Have you had a Barrel
Your neighbor has, and says it is the best flour she has ever bad.
So my’wn, and our assertion is proven by the extensive sale of this brand of flour since we: introduced it. A car
load just received. $5 per barrel: 65¢ per bag. Send your orders.
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
We have the linear iiilt Edge Creamery Butter that You ever tasted. 25“ l-ii . 25" 1-“-
cnll been, 22c lb ; Good Butter. 200 it).
A z»— fr grit-3%.“ ‘4' .1 ‘
Flue Creamery Butter (such as others
We Have a Full Line of Summer Novelties in Crackers. Wafers. Pickles, Potted Meets. etc.
Choice Berries and Fresh Vegetables, picked l‘ul'su EVERY mums...
We solicit your patronage.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33Wi8HlNBiDN STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL. i3-2.
l MING BROBER.
MUSIC HALL
cuu suul.
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or e r ,, ' , , -
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Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
ny evenings and every afternoon.
Private lemon can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers oi wheels receive instructions tree.
H.B.BULKLEY 8:00. :1.
Rulilgoyumu
\L“ V)
““30““gcmwggg swig
lit ii and
lNCilUlilNG
illllllillll Hills lliil Hiliil
lDCOMMDDiTIDliS.
4 days in elevators. every Monday «luring
mm. till.
More to lilor‘v lalmui. every fiaiurllay in
July and August :llnt. yr 7:.
inlays to Nirwmrt. every Hulurclsy during
i? new, ill ii I. '
i days to. insure Falls. A uuusi Mil. gin.
4 days in Thousand islands. Almost it. til. $16.
0 days to [tunable Cllnflfli. Jul not. until.
at bill 12th. ilitll alui :tlih. so
5 aye to White Menuhin}. Jili)‘ 22d. August
September
.m,
52 south ma". St" For tickets and information call on (i. W.
Harris. mitt N. l'.. . . - and ii. it. it.
' AGENTS I'OB Send tor"New England Tourist ' lvlmz full
Sleams and trains.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
women from $50 up. Wheels rented ape
illeshhuttonstreet.
mushrooms tenement! transits
so mascot lioness «more treatise s
M. .mwm‘w
W m.
description of tours. dates. time-tail on 35.3 $0.
*
Building‘Lote‘
on crest of Woodward property. ov-
erlooking Norwalk Harbor: also
a desirable
Shore ., Lot
stead or lemme avenue. m
Particulars APPBI re
I. start uvlulm st.
The New School
W hero you erclluught to cut garments
of every description correctly, in the
latest styles and by the simplest. quick—
eetonll most economical manner, l. at
No. 22 South Main etreet,South Norwulk,
u
1‘ . a
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UFacts always outweigh theories: and
the above statement is a practical fact.
Our Cutter is certainly a great advance
in mechanical science. and we calculate,
it cuts a large figure towards helping
those who wish to help themselves, and
no one must expect any permanent cre-
dit. only as they merit it. ,
This school is richly worth the consid-
eration of the best people, in the best
communities, and all are cordially in.
vited to investigate this school (or thorn-
seives. which very many are doing.
Competent ladies in charge.
National Barmanitultutc
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Norwalk Chronicler