m, at 3:10. ill
M his patent for ear
beenoillclslly allowed.
matey has furnished
influences of" Louis
trifs‘vs. John Barthel.
Court in Norwalk. this
In Iiellullen was fined
his uncle.lftchael Me-
has meeting of Uacss Tribe,
‘ night. two applications
J p was received and a
s" appointed to consider
ation of the Degree of Poca-
m soda at Lane’s.
insert. of Duluth. Ilium, and
More. of New York. are to
in Duluth, September 4th.
, .. iewell known in this
,‘ having visited here several times
, {Sustain a “tourist.” was found
MI in a car in the freight yard.
night. and was arrested. This morn-
he ap before Judge Hubbell.
wasgiven is liberty on a promise to
town immediately. '
m services in connection with the
ti .0! William Tiley. who was killed
‘ firming at Branchville. were held
_ ‘tlsvfi morning at ll o’clock, from his late
residence Rev. George Taylor ofilciating.
. 'i'hs interment was at the Branchville
. RobertBones escaped from the aims-
lanrwefiyssterday. and was found by
.st of Police Bradley in a Norwalk
first. He was taken to the lockup,
Y Superintendent Hoyt was notified.
Debut. Bones was taken back to the
his: farm.
‘, Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
‘ held its adjourned monthly meeting last
night. Only routine business was trans-
noted. The company went out for a run,
' going as far as the Buckley elastic web
.. gory. Hops Boss boys were also out
“ -. apracticerun.
A coach was crossing the street rail-
way tracks on West avenue, near Dr. A.
B. Baldwin’s residence, yesterday. when
woof the wheels of the vehicle naught
.h the track and was wrenched ofl'. The
‘, occupants of the conch were badly
Irkhtensd. but not injured.
' ~ . The following have been elected nem-
blts or The Knob Outing club recently:
It'flhnley Vanderhaef. Amelia Graham,
- Wade“ G. Ashton, [ester Hyatt,
Edward H. kiorsbnuse. Nathan L. Rock-
' wall, William Prentiss. John A. Slater,
George W. Hunter. Five vacancies only
”First-class piano tuning only $1. One
week longer. Orders left at Summer.
M.
L ’ unuenaHy large number took ad-
of the tide and weather to take
[dip at The Knob, yesterday. At one
tiles then must have been fully seventy-
lvs in the water. and someone rema‘ked
it’wes harder to find their bathing house
than ltwee to learn to swim. Eben Hur-
yacht. the “Carrie.” was cruising about
3“ and left a small party at The
I” |
, from the first Connecticdt has proven
rlshssll for the Ancient Order of Fores-
Afidof Austria The report of the
WW for the quarter ending
'Irstoftbeprssent month, shows a
7 inmaraberahip during the quarter
twenty-four. Expenditures from the
‘ fond. 09.08101; from the manage
fund. “Abdul; funeral fund.
_ Courts have been established
m the quartsrin'rsftvllle, Bridge-
.s—Da’tforgstthe excursion to Nine-
“ Iiiltery camp. iStr. Isabel
Minuet dock 7:30 a. in. good
anddaneisl.
hmtoftbe South Norwslks-
V m- W”s W midnm
' says; "The Nerwalk More is
by the lander brothers. as time a
of players asevsr playedcna
. wsyllner
s
, Auwumoluromsflrot.
Saturday.“ the ems sum Rall-
Ill. mile W. da’ms NJ”.
is sitting" hm sister. lire. S. G. Sew-
klrk, brawls street. . ,
The London family. of Winnipenk,end
a party of friends are picnlnking at
Boson Point today.
Illss Mary Kirby Jennings will enter
taiu berfrrends with ’a German at the
Knob this evening. .
lire. James Sudden has purchased the
handsome turnout driVen by Edward
Adams. of Norwalk.
The remains of little Catherine Whaley
were taken to Branchville on the 0:20
this morning for burial.
The steamer Isabel will run an ex-
cursion, tomorrow, from South Norwalk
to the military encampment at Niantic.
A F. Sheehan, extra operator. is work-
ingilrst trick at the signal tower west of
the station. during the absence of ’G. S_
Chopin.
The remains of the Captain Butt place.
owned by John H. Knapp, which was
partly destroyed by fire a few weeks ago.
have been torn down. v ’
llrs, Payne. of Bangor. Maine. who
came to Nerwalk to attend the funeral
of he sisteriu-law. lira. S. E. Holmes.
was called back home suddenly by the
death of a relative.
Articles of association of the Norwalk
Printing company have been filed with
the secretary of the state. The capital
stock is $5,000, which is all owned by
the Naples family, six in number.of
which B. W. Maples is the head.
The Bridgeport Victors V will play the
Darlen club. tomorrow afternoon, at the
Beach. They go up with the full ex-
pectation of defeating the mighty
Bridgeport team and they say they are
gonng to surprise some people in the
Park City.
Great preparations are being made in
Fairileld and Ssutbport by the young
bicycle riders for sun-mile road race.
Theegelimitiesetat sixteen years. So
far about fifteen have signified their in-
tentions of entering. Thedats has not
yet been fixed. but will probably take
place before the middle of next week.
Rev. B. O. Sherwood, pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, omciated
at the funeral of hire. Josephine If.
Harvey, which was largely attended
from her late residence on South Main
street, yesterday afternoon. The pall-
bearers were Franklin A. Tolles. James
W. Lane, Gould Hoyt and Jesse Hop-
scn. The singing was by a quartstte
composed of Mrs. C. F. Boutwell. Miss
K, Germond Vcsburgh, Henry Tilly and
Waldo C. Briggs, who renderedi very
affectrngly "Go Bury Thy Sorrows” and
"Sweet Bye and Bye.” There were a
number of beautiful floral tributes. The
interment was in Norwalk cemetery.
[nonwsnx sewn on rlrm no: 1
SONS OF 81‘. 630803.
Their Seventh Annual Session Bald Yes-
terday In Ansonln.
The seventh annual session of the
Grand Lodge. done of St. George. which
been flourishing lodge in Norwaik, was
held in Ansonia. yesterday. The nine-
tion of officers resulted as follows:
W. G. P.. John T. Lyons. Iferidsn;
W. G.V. it. Rowland lfartln. Bridge-
port; W. G. 8.. Thomas Pollard. Bridge-
port; W. G. T.. R. B. Lewis, Water-
bury;W. G. 11.. J. S. Flood. Bridge-
port; W. A. if” John Trace. New Ba-
vsn; W. A. 8.. George Kingston. Bridge-
port; W. G. C . T. A. Poole, Thompson.
ville; W. G. T., John Robbin. Stony
Creek; W. G. l. G.. C. Edwards. Water-
bury; W. G. O. 0.. A. J. Easterly, Bart-
ford.
Thseseretery's report shows a loss at
one lodge, the logdge in Shelton ccnesll.
dating with the Ansonia lodge. There
«H.901 members. again of two. The
order! has paid out ”.5511? for sick
benefits. and 01,800 for death benefits
during the year. The total gain in
finances is 01.718 82.
” Ten and none. For Children.
Tm and coffee should be positively in-
tcrtllciml to oil children, end there should
be no (exceptions to this rule. In the fam-
ilies of tho planer classes it is found that
ten mu] coffins are given freely to all chil-
dren and even in the hotter clnsses tools
used too much. The parents take it and
the children n umlly want it. and when
the parents a weak the children get it.
Tea is n powurful sthnulnnt. upsetting the
digestion. exciting the nervous system.
which predominates in the gaming child,
and missing nervousness, sinsplsssnsss and
alrost of other evil effects. In England.
where reels and much more titanium.
{sherryflnmg‘ofhten Jessica“ seen annu~
_ asp an Napalm .
oallmsn. who use stasis sense were
to sum wastrel Wm ‘
1.
- on words on page six' in today's Issue.
At last Isa lava an ”Matty. lat
tor the lands.“ these was lay let
um Preserved abs llsvea Warns, we.
reopens the Satire maven Words today.
The last article in the prize contest
appears on six today. You have
now had the eleven words in blank faced "
type. You may not have preserved
them all and to, meet such an emergency
Tun Eastman will repeat the entire elev-
Look for them! And then construct
your sentence thoughtfully. For each
one has an equal chance to secure one of -
these valuable prizes. Look for all the
blacked faced type words on page six.
,after which you will haveuutil Friday.
6 o'clock p m . to prepare the sentence
correctly. Remember that it is not the ~ .
first answer received that wins the prize.
his the first one opened by the editor
after} they have all arrived
after 6 o'clock p. m. , Place your answer
on a sealed envelope and address it to the
No. it GAzTE'cmmILDING.
mom institution “Jails-l:
SUMMER WRAPPERS AND WAISTS. ; y =
Today every Wrapper and Shirt Waist in our store has been gone over. and many of the choclest have been marked at
less than half-price. Do you realise what that means? Far less than cost on many of them, but we make the loss on them
bwause the colors being light. now is the selling time. For instance, our 81 00 and 01.25 Wrappers. in the latest style. with
large sleeves and very latest trimming, are now 60c.
Our .1 50. $1 75. $2 00 and $2 48 Wrappers, in all of the latest materials, have been reduced to 982.
Our Silk and Soft Washable Shirt Weists have all been reduced to cost.
BATHING SUITS.
Three nice lines of Bathing Shite. at $1 60. S2150 and $8 00, made of Flannel and Brilliantine, with full sleeves. large
collar. and trimmed with white braid, in navy blue. grey and black, with Bathing Caps and Shoes to go with the Suite. If
you are in need of any of the above goods, you will do well to take advantage of this offering as soon as possible. '
s
f
Elitor Boys' and Girls‘ Library. ‘illn
Summer. Encyclopedia Britannica De-
partment, South NOIWMtk, Conn. Do
nor. forget togive your street and num-
her, also the school attended and gradv
If you are the lucky one we wish to
know where to find you.
Grand Lists of County l'r'swna. ' r .
The following are the grand lists of qfifldfl s t l I I s h
Fairtield county towns for1804: Bridge- ‘. . . B e a u t i e S
port. $54,801,107; Brookfleld, $484,312; ‘ ‘ 4 i;- . g m
Denbury, “.3273”; Dnrien, “£63,101: 3 . ‘ _ J E w EL RY
ElIWI, “04.983; Fairfleld, $2,l54,550; "'A’ of Eve”. Description
Greenwich. $358,117; Huntington, 31.. can beiound at
497,900; Ilcnroe, 8363060; New Canaan. u n M E“ 8
31,258,109; New Fairiield. $355,598; Nor. YT , 5
walk, $6,468,168; Bedding, $508,702: H O '
High Class Workman-hip and Rich
Ridgefield. 81.881.185; Sherman, 8347.138;
Stamford. Oil 578 677;_ Stratferd. $1,020,-
Elegehce Characterize This Stock.
augti ”5 1y
995; Trumbull. 8603 SW: Weston, $334.-
585; Weetpcrt. $2,217,587; Wilton, $653.-
264; Newtown. 31.503243.
m
H A R, V E?” S
Great SLAUGHTER SALE 01
BOOTS AND SHOES
for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below
their cost. _ The entire stock has to be sold in order to meet press-
ing obligations, and to place-inmost goods for fall and winter trade.
0. H. HARVEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES AN D RUBBERS.
leather and thee Findings. Manufacturer of children’s Shoes.
70 NORTH MAIN STREET. '
M. H. GLOVER’S
BREAT MID-SUMMER SALE
Still Continues.
DO NOT FORGET
hose are regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect, not damag
goods sold as. samples.
Lounsbury. Mathewson &Uo.'s kid three-button Oxford, square and
razor toe, regular $3 goods. at $1.00 a pair.
That Ladies‘ Razor toe Shoe at $2 a pair, regular price $3 and 3 50.
should not be overlooked.
A few more pairs of Benedict dt Co.'s Sample Oxfords,reguler $0 and
08,50 goods, at $1.75.
Examine our Lsdies‘ Kid patent tip Turns, worth $3.50 to $4 50. at
$2.50 a pair.
Lounebury. Mathewson & Co.‘s Russia Calf Blucher Oxford. regainI
price'fll, at 02 a pair. Are dandies.
Ladles' Burnett and Kid Oxfords. at 00 cents a pair.
Children‘s Bennett and Kid patent tip. spring heel shoes. at 35c. 45c,
ode, 75c and Cl a pair.
100 pairs of Ladies' Juliet and Princess Oxfords. at 01.19 a pair.
Men’s Lace Pig Skin and Russia Calf Razor toe. regular .5 shoe. at
.8 50 a pair. ’
M. H. oLovms
Double Shoe Store. 4 and 42 lllall St... llnr.
Look! Lookll Look!!!
in to Allaad’s Saturday.
TRISTRlll & HYA'I‘T, m1. 26mm Bu
DING.
OLSEN BROS.
WILL CONTINUE DDRING THIS MONTH
THEIR lillEAT SALE
-or‘- '
lllllNSBllllY, MAIHEWSilN & cuss
Sample Shoes and ilxlurds
are great in value. and beautiful and attractive in variety.
Sixty pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth $4.50, at
$2.50.
$3.60. at 82.
.2 2forty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4. at
Sixtyeight pairs Ladies‘ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
,84. at O2 50.
One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 900 apair.
One lot Ladies’ Oxfords, at 500.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu-
lar $3 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a pair.
Two hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50,
at 81.19.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Kid
three-button Oxfords, Square and Razor Toe, regular 03 Oxford.
at $2 a pair.
Sixty pairs cloth top three-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular
$3 Oxford, at $2. ’
One hundred and forty (pairs Lounsbury-Matheweon’s Tan Ox-
fords. several different she no of tan in this lot, regular 83 and
$3.50 Oxfords at 82.
3 Children’s Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and
1.25.
Youths’ Shoes, 75c; Boys’ 85c.
We have put prices on all summer stock and will clsose it out at
once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and
THE wane snot SHIRE,
ill). JIBIZETTE BUlLlllllii. - {- lillllWllK. Willi.
Every; Day Adds interest
TO THE
GREAT - AllfillST - SALE
With such an enormous stock as this store aifords.
ducements in all our summer goods. consisting of
SILK DEPARTMENT. LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS.
l00 remnants of Silk at one- half former “’0 dllferent “GYM Shift Will“. in
mice, consisting of Surab, Chrnns, Moire, all ”1'99. at 11 card of prices.
ngaline “'3 35““. LAWNS AND DIMITIES.
LRlBBON DEPARTMENT. The balance of our entire stock of
Figured Lawns at 3e 5, 8c r ard.
1,000 yards out and sum Ribbons, at 91mm... 8.3 ' 9° ’
50 per yard.
rowers.
smokers AND couronrssnss.
We have on our tables a large variety
11.4 31..."... white and gray. 350 ill!- of Towels. 5-10 Huck dc Bath Towels.
41.4 Comfortables,our own make. snow
7c. 150. All linen Damasks. Boo. Crash
'hiw cotton, $1.50. '250. .2 75’ '4; Int, TOWOHU . 8° s Jud. i‘ Blmhdd DI‘
PARABOLS OF COURSE.
mask ta Instr. 1. wide. 2} long, 01.20.
Bleached. 1 wide. 2} long. $1.50.
01 wlll buy three times as much as
five a week ago.
SUIIER CORSETS.
CARPETS AND BUGS.
The best make at 00c.
REFRIGERATORS.
in great varieties at your own price.
Quality guaranteed.
We are offering enormous in-
We have two White Ifonntein itsfrl—
serstors left, Nos. 2 and 3. No. 9, to,
No. 8. 00. ’
touches and Bell lounges. nests, in.
Bedroom Sum, one of a kind. m:th makers could turn out. the prices not
"a than ST. A)“
(“Mn i) kind tfi'msy be you opportunity.
sOOFlD
ltyonnssdl‘nrnitnrsofasy HOYT
l 4
These bargains surprise and delight all who see them. They .. ‘.
Ninety pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth ~
Flam the imitate Fair. Samples of tattoos Suits, in itch. .,
Norwalk Chronicler