"Lowest Price Si
300 cases of this yetir 's crackers, all long stems, (I; Irrackers' In each pack,
20 PACKS FOR 25 CENTS!
”count of the law prohibiting the sale and use of the American dynamite cracker, we have purchased
. large lines of cannon crackers, which we also offer at hall price
.We Will Astonish You!
tI
or pricegot Fancy Fireworks. We have the complete assortment with all the new novelties at
just half the pIice you are asked“ elsewhere.
’ n aSSIIrteII cases of fireworks for clubs or private displays, we guarantee to
, v ., give you a greater discount than any New \ ork house.
. CIA ‘ -.—Mason 5 fruit jars. either quarts or pints, 50c dozen.
u all night July 3d and all day July 4th for the 5an of fireworks.
.5. Stu rteva nt,
‘ . : . North Main and Ann Streets,
UTII’ ‘NORWALII, - . . .
CONNECTICUT
THIS IS NO BLUFF!
I lll\\ E “VIII 1‘
I010 Fine Carriages and Wagons
To select I'IIIIII. also a full line of Horse Goods.
II; I.
PURCHASERS , ’RANCII
10F . ‘ SHUI’S
. mucous, r
TAUQIIT A
To, IIROA II
£1133: - RIVER
OPEN AND
““11””? I ' . ' - DARIIEN.
9' P. M.‘ .. “Wm ..
fl,>-P” Tflm‘ HAW-g. foi- ”NI tar. ..,,
o- .
.- ,
:_ They are-- good ones, and require no puniltng— my I396 Pu rcc and Hair. stiI: Bi. II III 5, also other makes.
Terms right and wheels Ivarianted.
Ger myfigures for Lettering and Campaign Banner Work, done by my two artists, George Waxhburn
jnnd Frank Human. Ten years in business with Square dealing; is what makes things boom.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
l’ :IctIIrv and Repository,
region and Madison Streets, - - - -
DON 'I'I I-‘ORGET THURSDAY
THAT
At 84 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
BARGAIN
DAV!
FOR THIS WEEK.
Summer Dress Goods. 25c Shirt waists :It . .lnc
'limulur prim 5w :tlltl .‘rw ‘ . . “I".f'lldl’ I'I'II‘I‘. .Iw. :- '
~ — hlnrt waists. .IIIL
Summer Drcss (IUOIlS, Inc “Hm.“ “M H a."
w""""’"”“"”’ . Hit styles-of IIIIIics' :IIIII Inisscs' shirt
RAmnauI dress goods at hall pricc. waists.
A lsplendid line of wash fabrics. i'l'ifll \l'l'illlltt‘rfi. 5”"
.’ IICJI.
II
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
{Washington Street, -
South iNorwalII. Connecticut.
aw Aw)“
When buying tobacco, see that you get a brand that exactly suits your
hate and temperament. li‘ I on appreciate a tobacco of high quality—enjoy a
cool, sweet, delightful smoke, get -
DRILLARD’S '
Rose L23...
the height of tobacco perfection; a tobacco that neither bites the ten e, or
Emil the pipe. l.)elights the young number. thorou hly satiation e old
snicker. It's all tobacco papared by the LURILiARDS—flmt’! why.
Bold ev, here, 2 or. for 5c. Try it. It
V...
‘Wir' «N
. routine. It in over the burr
l
militia-Ito Giver III-tron
Frown ultu.
‘ In a recent tune. the San
mammot- Amman e dangerou IIIIII ro-I
Imntlu we tour. then in p was, as
(allude: '
A plucky little women is Air». Clur
once Berry. She Is now melting II trip
that in most perilous. and one iwhieh the
Inuit hardy II! men would II t care to
fields of
ice. rm lakes. and the eachemus
Yukon 0! Alaska. She traveling
from Juneau Io Circle City. a distance
of 898 miles, but the yarn woman
ear nothing for the hardship ller
bus III! III withher. and it In “Mr wed
ding tour his a peruliurone, but than
III. tircle City. a prosperous mining
camp on the Yukon. lies their fortune.
(Merge Ecker of the State Harbor
Police. line just returned from Juneau.
[III tells an Interesting story about the
propuations of young Mrs. Berry for
her dangerous JOIIl'nt‘y. .
“I became acquainted with the p11 ty
when they were fitting out in Juneau."
mid Eclm In t evening. “Mrs. Item
isa dashingmonng lady about. 2| years
in! age. She iii handsome. very well 0d.
hunted, and refined. She has never
known hardships. and never experi-
Fnct'll weather that sent the mercury to.
I50" below Rm, She does not earn,
though. for she in as brave a little
Wulllllfl‘ as ever walked, and would go
to the and of the world with her hus-
band. She just revellod in Juneau's
wow and sleet. and never for an instant
displayed my lack of confidence in her
ability to climb the summit of Chileoot
I’uaa on IIIIIstIIoIIII. to sleep on the snow
and ice, to sleigh across Luke LinIlI-r
mun. Lake Bennett, Tazgish L'IIIII, orto
tho pus-sing of the White Horse. the
Five Fingers. and the Pink Rapids he.
:oldwis roar-lied.
"Mrs. Berry secured the clothing {or
her trip it. Juneau.
not ‘wcar ton gowns and dresses out do.
collete in Circle (‘ity. The, ntnIoIphere
does not permit of such continues at so
rial functions. Mrs. Berry's lll‘lltl was
adorned with a fur cap. such as the men
ear protectors attached. ”or dress and
clothing Were of the heaviest woolen
material. and her skirt was cut short so
[H to offer no impediment to her long
tramp.
latiou Arctic shorts. A long fur cloak
covered lot and made her look capable
of luifiiingall the cold lhat Aluski is
I'upabiuot turning loose. I)! (tout-it'll"-
littlII “‘IIIIIIIII had her lIiI: fur gloves.
IIIII tho-n .“llt‘ had her sleeping bag and
rlIIHleIIII'S.
"'l'lnmlorpint: Imz is n great thing.
It is most main! and "('6 cvssurv on For II
a trip as Mrs P on} is llllllt'l‘lltkillJ.
\\ llt‘ll you be worm) tired Imd all- -I py, you
just pick out Home IIIIIIIIIIrtuble spot,
get into the bag. pull tIIIl string to close ,
it up. and pray that your own breathing
will III-op you warm.
“Altrr .lre. Betty and her husband .
; ml the rust oi the party allull havi- Ivit
Ilymt the hard “'Itl'k will begin. It was
.‘lr. Berry's intention to koII-p his wife
Illlt‘éltl of him all the tinn- in the trip
ovvr the summit of (,‘hi cont Pass. The
III-III Im- mII-h trying: to tron-port illmlli ‘
LUW pound.I of qurchnnilhm To do
this tIII'I' must make. many trips IIIII-II»
war-I IIIIII lorwIIr-lon the summit. It is
I=i~ intention to prvpuroa place, for Mrs. ,
I! try to Blt'tIll, forming :I nurt- IIf I-Itmp. .'
.IIIIl then work on the summit until ’
tho lhl wage and provisions aro- carried
to lllt' camp. Thou they will form an-
other camp live miles or so further up.
and Itl'tVt‘ their will III~ to tput pIIII'II,
"AIIIIr twill“: ovI-r thI- ~illlllllll they
will proceed on ~lcitzhe, drawn by tings,
I'Wt'l' the from) I.'Ikm'. When they LII-t
to ”In an II portion of thc Yukon they
will build llrtt Imitotuml hurts IIIlIl
IlrIit down the river. It H II tripot‘
.I-vurul Weeks to ('irI'lII ('ity. and MN.
IIIIrry will be a very tirI-II littln- \\'IIIIIIII|
“‘ltv'll «he arrives in lll'll city ’if non plo
pin. 'I‘III I‘II she will IIIIII-t ~‘I-t'o'rnl Irom
IIII who journIIyIIII thorn with their lllIIi-
bind» in III-IIIIII-r-I during ill" summer '
IIII‘IIIIIN. when the river WIN opI-n. llIIr
llllsltllltl lit" had a hullsu built (or ltI‘I‘
III I'II‘I“lI~ ('ll)’.
"It is II romantic trip :III tho way
through " coutinu-Ml Air. III- Izur. “'t I.'II
I‘ll II I’I-rry III ft SI- lnII. ll" «mo ( 'oIIIIty.
,-I I. .Irnrzn for ('irI-‘lot II. lie \I- III In
the ill 4t:ltt',,'s Iiity milw :‘:I\\ 1),:lllltuzll
E ”I III IIII to Work on ltlIIIIIlHIII'Vl (lllllll.
It proved It bonanza. utI-l :IIIIIIIII ,.:lI ill
would not tell exactly how IIIIII ll IIIIIIIII l
he not out of it in illt‘ r-IIVIIrIIl IllItIlllHllt‘
wn-I Working, “H.000 III stud to he tho I
amount.
" IiIIt‘tv. who rueidcd In Show lur
ream IIIIII in low with Mm. EIII IluIlI I
the hi4! r of In. H. lilHll, tlII- ltoput}
I. 'IIuIIly t ”III fit of that city. III- III "I iIlwl
to lI‘H'i' the Alaska gold Ii: lIlI, no limit
to rivlnm, IIIIII lhlt her hand In III.Irri;I;:II.
WIIIIII IIII arrived at SI-IIIIII IIIII- IIIIII
hunted. and they were nutrriwl. (in lilt’
day ”II‘ nuptials WI-ro t'l‘ltllvrllll"l t'III-y
Morml Ior Pin-Iv t‘ity, Aim-kn. Itnrry'I
broth Ir lt‘ltl two other rIIl:ItiII-.-I IIIIIIIIIII
pan) thI-III. "
WAYSIDE NOTES-
~No' York ll It‘ttirl,
Tin Whole IIIIIIII I but“ III I in IIIII i'l'tll
JIIIIIt i.~I gifletullt’dhu IIIIIII mind
fIrI: Circle (‘ity-the city of gold and 3
You know they do ,
war. and of course it bad the necessary
”th I'm-t were covered with the run .
'llt!‘ \VIII‘lIl.
no doubt. to“ :III inn-routing ~t ‘Iry.
1 "l bull sI-wral.
ilixut. strovt.
.llIIPI Iu~i~IIIIl that lllt' statcm-Int as to
' nationality was trim and war not limit“!
Igmm of thc ellllJIiItll.
Homing from Scotland to lll‘l:til.l, \VIIIIII
.itl'“
The enouiatnugpmxieai ntulmtiici
paper, which imagines Air. Edison in hie
Inboiutory hearing the hows I! ,h diiuln
ration of war IIIIthIeII Great Britain
and the United States. A young man.
his assistant. rttshos in pain and onto!
breath and oxelaime to the great nice
tileian:
"0h. muster. war is declareilt ltl-I
terrible!"
"Ahl’ says the master. “W Ir do
clitrnd, db? And whbre in the British
army at thIII moment?"
"IIlIIIbarking. sir."
“Embnrking win-rel"
“At Liverpool."
“At Liverpool~—yos. Now, my friend.
would you plea h‘l joi it the IIIIIIII of Ilium
thI wires banning hero against tho
wall? That's right. Now brim: them
to me. flood! And IIII lIiIIIchIIIIIgII to
press thnt button."
The' assistant. wondoriuq and half
amused, pl‘t‘éSW tho button,-
“VIIry Well,” IIIy-I tho inventor. “Now
{do you know what is taking place at
| Liverpool?!"
. “The British army is embarking.
r. I
’lhoinventor pull 3 out his wutu' II and,
glances at the ti: II“.
There i.~I no llritish army." he said.
'cnollv
“What‘.” ecrmtus thn assidnnt.
"When you touched that. button you
destroy-Id it. ”’
‘ ',Uh tlIi-I' H frightful!"
‘ It Is not {rightful :It all. It it!
Science. Now. every time that :I I’IritlIlI
Ir-xpcditiou mnbut‘ks at any port plnaso
mum and tell "1""? once. Ttll HIII'IIIIIII
atterwnrd it ,will simply be out, of mint
jenee: that's till."
”There doesn't seem to be any reaqnn
why Allltfrli'l) shouldbe afraid of her
enemies alter this, sir."
"I :IIII inclined to believe you." says
.thnmusicr smiling :Iliuhtly. "Ilut in
gordcr to avert futuri.I trouble. I think it
*wonl-l be best to destroy England alto
gIIIIIIIr."
"Tonto destroy England, sir-—-"
"Kindly touch button number four.
thorn. "
"l‘hI- {Nilslilllt touches it.
tor counts IIIII.
“...._... I'lglll. nine.
Thorn is no more England.
Tho inven-
".-\IIII If ur-
n: It‘ with any other
only to notify Inc.
electric button connected
liI-I-IIIII," says the Inhaler.
'should on r b- at
nation, _\oII IIIIvo
ll have an
w:th ch-ry foreign nation. which will.
,Ilrntroy it \‘I‘llt'll pressed.
ln It‘ll tniu
new country in
Ill“. UIIitI-Il Stntiu iIII-IIIIIIIII.
Elie careful. now. that you don't touch
any of llIoHII buttons accidentally --»_vIIII
.Iuight do a lot of Il:InI.Ij.:I-."
ONE SCOTCH.OTHERIRISH. I
A ltnuarknhh- |'ulr 0' Twin.
In Two (”.IIIIIIII'iIIII.
Thom-howl IINHIN (‘Illlllll‘l‘dlttl‘sl “Ito
tlluti I IIIIIIIII destroy
Horn
huVI- IIIII-II travelling about t‘iIiI-n-go {or '
have Int-l some
Every ouo could.
the p.I.~tl'I-w wccks
strange I-prIriIqu-I-I
" said ono III' them to a
rleitllt‘l' oi the (‘lIrIIIIIIIlc, “but I think
the I» -.-It was that away out on Sorority
1 found two men in the
sum:- IIIIt.
I\\'.- an: twin—2'
‘ ‘Nnfinuulity'f I iIIIIIIiI'od.
“ ‘I tun ol lls’ i~I ll‘léli :IIId the other
on.» is .N' ‘Ivlt‘ll,‘ was the r- ply.
' I olitl‘fl‘tl to make the entry and llIs-n
anti IIIII1 of them.
‘It dawned upon mo that tIIIIrI- was some I
Inn of joke in llil' tilliwt'r, um] I told
llll‘lll Ililml It john.
time to III- indulging in any p 'l‘~llll|j.,'kl.
to In- It j-li“. Wh-In [III-y .~:Iw lime
Ionrplimml oni- of “If“! mud-,- :IIlizi
‘ 'You we,” llt‘ «.IIII. 'oIIr InoIhI-r W.“
Illt'hlllll was in what IIIotIIIIrIInistI-Il
on calling Scotch water» I was born.-
.lllll Jihi tlII-II tlIIIslIIp III-MIMI into \‘llétl
our lath-r --.Illml Irish \I’IItIIIII .IllIl my
br-IIIIIr III rII w. H II Irn jun t. II II. So In-
twinw IIIIIl ouu i~ hI'IoIIlI .IIIIt.Iu
utiII r is Irish.’
"No :II,.IIIIIIIIIII could admit" lllI'll‘
III. Itcmnnt and I 0' 'itlolrod their national
ity I.I~ tlII-I I.':Ivi it. ”'
INVOLVED lN Ull‘iCUNITY.
TIN‘ “lie”. surrI-IIIIIII'III "or home in III
IIIIIIIIIIIII tlvtglu.
'l'lIII practirool the wife :wuunlug tin"
llll‘lmlltll" Ilitltll' :It marriugx III-cording
ti Itr. l.IIII.I ll. orvigumt-II lIHlll II Ito
IIIIIII IIIHIIIIII. :IIIII IIIII" :IIIII' tlIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII
“III-I'll” nit-Ir th- Itoman Ilt’f'tlllilllllll.
Time dull“ and (tum-in llldl‘l’lI'Il III
Pompey IIIIIlt‘iIIIIro, \wrn mllwl by tho
Romain. .lIIlI.I III Altllllpfly, it. IIII'III oi
I'IIIIIro. IIIIII in le't‘l‘UIlIt'fl marriml \\'IIIII
on in lilUIil IIZIIrop-Ian I-oIIIItrIIMIIIgIIIId
IIII-ir IIIIIIIIIII III tho DIIIIII! lIt:lIIl|~.'l', but
omittml tho 'III. ”’
AIIIIIIIIII tlIi-I View it may it“ III-III
tio’iIIIII that during tlw IIiIItIII-IIIII and
own III the lIcIIIIIIIiIII III the what
tI-I-IIIII mount}. the III IIIII mum» IIoIIIIt~
lul. IIIIII'II \vu lin'l (‘Itlmnnn A'III'I‘, «o
running her-1 Ill IIIIIIr IIIIII IIIIII III-nu l\\'II'\
IIllIrl'll'Il. and w" IIIwIIyI lll'dl‘ III Indy
JILHI" Hrs-y (not lllllllI'y), AmhIllII
.‘Itunrt (not .‘iI'yIIIoIIIII. etc. Home pI-r .
IIIIIIII IIIIIIII that ”I” I'll"! Iln originated
from tho HI-riptural tuna-him: that lun-
llItllll iIItll wilI- urn ouu. 'l’IIiu wan the
ruIIIIIoIIIr bark III! ltrIIIvtuII.IliIIIl l‘hi‘l,
and it was Iltll'ltlml ‘III the mine of "It“
verstnn HIII‘II. h. in the reign of Elizabeth.
that n WIIIIHIII by IIIIIrriugu Ion-I lwr
former mono and II-Irilly N'I'I'lt’l'i the
maintain her lIIIalIIIIII Altugithcr the
custom in inwlII-Il in IIIllI' II IIII~I mil)
I'm-I lilo IIIrIIIII} New what It IIIIIIIII
IIII pIIIanIIt iII uIIt'IIlIluII in ynml r IIII
Iowy lil'i'l'l; and IIIII'II! the voice of tho
plouuhuuul
FIII‘IIII‘I' «Yes; he‘s II on I‘lHIIlIIg II'
that mule sine: Ilayli.:lI,; and it's! one II
them Herman IIIIIIWI that. usual to pull :I
new \Y‘lg‘tlll, so no I:.III‘t IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II
Iwieucii is. neatly numbed try II Partition I
terrwit‘a all over.'1
“Now “t‘l can go on quietly with our i
but that i had no1
Southey. _;:I-
wurtl’n' it' AIIHII‘IIIAII I'muhr
$9.50 ,SUI‘ISI i rill : .
In on BIO FOUR sale embrace about new
suiting fabric of the best kinds. [Ionic
the lands: enough, sure/y, from which to a
summer emf:
. Clay Wars/ed, black, “ l“
- Gray, Clay Weave,
Fancy Worsleds. '
«I lrzlsl: Homespuns,
‘1 I Scale/1 Chemo/s,
. . Black and Blue Chamois,
" ‘ Blue Flame/s,
Blue Se imges
"Fancy Cassimcres.
Every suit we are selling for $9. 50 was
for $75—Ilaes sell at that price In
. Our b/g buy/rig Is what brings down the me. That' s
the secret of it No secrets in the tie, though;
Every one is made or perfect st /e—— cde' ta lit well,
wear well and look well. ”0 s Imp! in the tum- .
mings whencst/y cut and sewed.
The New Shirts
Are here—Star Shirts—colored exiting shirts to be
worn II/Itli wlnte collars, the very glatest, $7. 50.
New Underwear just m—be/brlqgan, Egyptian ell/(y
fibre—sells at 48¢: a garment
Russia/I Crash Suits, 88 and 870. I
Russian Crash Outing L’aps, Cornell shape. 48c.
White Duck Trousers, 89c. 87. 25, 82.
White Linen Trousers, 87.50.
Cree/I Trousers, 82.
I.‘ . .
Mugseo.
Open Monday, Friday and Salurday Evenings. :
Bridgeport”. Calm.
_— ‘I
Mason jars, l ‘IIrcclniu
i Ills 50c dII7.
Tops, 5
pls. 45c (107..
. . , .. l Ills. SLIS Iloz.
(lll)l){].ll.\,‘ IILS- 5'05 U
l l)IIl‘ll(‘l‘, 58c,
” SLOS.
i: " 5|.65.
“CHI 0: I Stone tflSi IiIIIIIt
and brass hunter
1..
Majestic (lil Stoves.: ibuiincr' ggxgg
' Ncw l’roccss.
Manhattan junior,
(insoliuc Stoves, ‘o “ giant,
lIIsuI'IIIIcc Junior,
jewel.
Illuc l’IIIIIIc IIil Slovc, tlIc lII‘st oil stovc IIII ilic mnrlict.
NASH 8: 'VANSCOY.
Cor. II. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK . CONNECTICUT
New York and Norwalk
Freight: Line!
councxcmo
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
IlllI IRUI’IIZ I I Irus
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
WIII III.III: MIT 23, Lafl him, Now ‘I'IoIlI, (III-I-kmuu street.)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK,
ILIilyui Io:3o :I. III.
and Friday :It 5 p. m
lixtm bout, Monday, \VeIlneIday
'FOR NORWALK.
Monday, “'mlilt‘htllly IIIIII II‘IiI|.Iy at 5 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Leave SILNIIrwaIk Ilnily :It I: p.III. Leave Norwalk. Tues-
day 'I'lIIIrsIlay and Saturday .III 5 p III.
ROTON POINT
South Nor-walk, Connr‘i
The most Charming Summer Resort IIII Long Island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Heuses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
I
, l
livery facility for providing.r for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
Owners and Proprietors. ‘ '7 .‘
J. mnmznsrnm, General birthright? .
Norwalk Chronicler