i
; No soot. no smoke, no odor.‘
most simple stove made; a child can operate it.
and, as usual, at cut prices. "
6:30 p. m., except on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
I
.TURTEVANT.
, hiiiugflame oil stove WITHOUT A WiCKi IGives I'l I‘owerful blue flame
Cooks anil bakes better than any coal, gas “or
‘5 ' gasoline stove. Safety, simplicity and heat are its principal features. , One
. . , . . gallon of common kerosene will operate two burners for 1.; hours. it is the
a . only wickless blue iiame oil stove on the market. It is as safe as a coal stove.
You can’t turn on too much oil, therefore there is NO DANGER.
We have them in all sizes,
NOTICE. -Dnring the months of July and August, our stores will close at
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS,
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
It is the
THI 3 Is. N o x B cu Fit?!
I HAVE OVER
ww’4’“ "Alfie: "k;
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
_\ Factory and Repositorv,
inflow and Madison Streets, - . . .
ltd Frank Roman. Ten years in business with square dealing Is what makes things boom.
South Norwalk.
BRANCH
SHOPS
AT -
BROAD
RIVER
AND
DARIEN. ‘
"ATHING SUITS
'5 Even'n
itlilng So large 0r So Small that cannot Bo gone Here as Well as Anywhere,
g Sentinel
l pmiwaitii‘mlt
will “In Mm thuybo beatings)» on
Ill yawn» , I Iv
a. rare at Jiihlitiur tiiit very.
plaque is their ntandto hotnna hot-so
militia! Mantra! John that hail lost two
hunts lluuluiroady tmuahtuutnaii pain
on the imrao and u as, {or ling rather Hillik)‘.
hat: thoirIII-t reasoned Inn. Minster John
won t a next tun ill'IiltIi \Ilth an cash that
mow the had been pulled in the previous
two. no stumltioil, how-«nor, iNi ti to fourth
hunt and cut one of hl.I legs. When he
tattoo out for the lii‘th hunt, hut-unlit ammo
lyput tho lnjmtId hi; to the ground It
grim worse instead oi hotter as [w llnuml
around the ('UlliM‘ but. it was now the
other hursoa thin to in: puiioti iu,und
Mastoerohn won. No actually transmit the
lino at tho tinhzh on tiII-IIII legs.
_ “I'IIIIplo Who Went. “lien in tho rat-(III, i!
at all IIiIIIIIrjI'lIIg, litmily noticed that. tho- '
horses which were hacked by “Hill they
know to ho milllill'iIi imurhtbly “on.
TlitvMiflthi to Letting outta-oily IIvuiiIId
thoIIn‘u hint of this hour lethal and iIIuIiIml ’
the same hon-Ion MI I II'IInilmIl my II- t-
tlng, to IM'Ml buying I didn’t know whose
homey I was taking, Hi) I calm! my eon-
NL‘li‘ one in that nay.
“Tho gamblers llmiiy tuniblod to our
grime and put. up a job on us. Iwnt n 't.
able to go tothu IIIIIIIIs tho day they did, on
proligod by theII:IpII.IIiII,IIIIIIs of my friends
without loss. Win-n they reached theft-ark,
they found all tho Iii :.I. known gamblers
in lit-rm Ir betting \III- it"‘IIIIIIuIiy on It (.‘i Irtuin
harm Accordingly tth put their IItoIII-y
on that home. To tin Ilr grout surprise
another hot-III: “on. Imustlgntitm discov-
I-t'IId that tho guIIIbiIII-II either InndII hut
Ismail beta or only pretended to hot. on the
horse they appeared to hack; whlln they
had ttnIlI-rsttuiios \IlIII put their n‘mnoy’on
the horse which proved tho victor. .
"A l'ler that- tiIIIn: “ha no more betting
on It IItIrihiIIty nntnuu tho ouiuldcrs,i'or
they couldn't tell whirh horses liho Imm-
lIlIII'II really buI-kI-Il. tini- of the outhldIII’h
at; his Int-It rut-I- in Poland», however, put
”it tho lth-tido. lit- IIIIIIIIl tiIIIdI'itIII-of ono
of. tho hIIt'I-Ios n small bill for “Very. A» in:
paid it hit nakod whhh WIN! \1 on going to
win.
" ‘(‘ hnrloy Cook has with maxi horso,’
was the IIIply.
"("lIIIrlIIyCook “as the (trim: ni‘ tho
othI r itIIrI-‘II, 'l‘ho Ulil‘I‘llil'I‘ luntpitt n pool
on that. homo about (lllllii lo tho size of tho
iIill ho had just paid. ’liIII other lIorsnuIIn
of (‘Iilll‘l-ll‘, and tho IIIIlslIh-r thus Uiillll'll
«Nomi :lIIiiIIrs lIy lII-lm: hum-at and paying
hid (II-ids.
"I don't Ilolotui l‘bo outsider, but the lib
l'lllt'lilI IIIIIIII the ions “in «rates tho i‘lllil'liI
lIIthII-Iiltt'tInI-ssI-f thII lh-nvoriurf at tho
timo I flank of. -"-~ New York Sun.
TICKE TS‘ TO BiJRN.
I’nrchn-eo Time ”Inform” llama-a Malta to
lncrmun Their Popularity.
A liI'IIrlIIIrn Izlr'wi iIt:- item-I in III‘II .‘I (lay
tIr l'.‘.II s-im‘v luI'IIIIIIaII-r II IIIIlIIv‘tiIm I!
hottI-iii. I;I2Il charity i‘lll -I'l-IlIIIIII It! ii i I t
it iIm’. ivuurht n'ltlIiII t I) Ilitiili'” from
t'tIpt.‘ IIIIlIIiiIIu of \;;rlI on our lI Ho s and
iIIul'tIII who ham Cllllll‘ in ilu‘ IIillI’I‘ and in
stand on Ian-lug tlII- prophet-Ir. le Help
on IIIImlnIml in all i‘T‘L‘ vnn Iu'I-mirn III
ii\\‘l' tun II day for the Working days of tho
limo mun-Ii. Tho priI - .= 12m 3 'd in m ."I
rents int ",1“ l'III pnptti I? ll; II III I iui I. 4 {III
IIIIII'II 1‘. III! $1 All tun-is IIIlIIIIlIIII \\ II I rIIp
II I IItIIl in tho IIIllII-Iti- It! I' IIIIIIIIl N'uili
ih: i. all tho. notions of iiil'l‘tll‘ll) and all tho
init rmtrt imaginable \‘IIIrII making It plIIn
IInIiI-r tho {misc of sumo form of ruhior Iti-
lII,;I~Il IIIIIIIIII-mont. lur'pIIiIiiII nwngniilun
qui wimp-rt,
i ’i’hI-n- Won» charity hulls III. Ii n:- . Ilium
and rmIIlIII-llio I' no rt: IiIIIIII- III I for I IlIIIrit}.
’I'iIIIrII \wrr I:IIIslI-uiI-.~I {I I- church Illinois-‘1
um! IIIIIIIiI-ulos for thI inn-lit of :Hpil'ittu
lil‘iiulr‘. 'i‘iII-ro were hall- for labor IIrIrIIIIl-
7JiilI|lH and III-Ills for tho IIIIIpIIIyws I l hu-
it‘l'w- \‘.‘ln'i‘l" tlIII lilil‘t‘iiil'i‘hi III-\IIr :Ito or
«hid, Soul-III. IzI‘w-lI-tlIIII and schools worn
wI-li l‘t'lll‘t‘s‘i‘llll‘i" in tlIII' list. There \\I‘hi
\‘l'l'l‘lllrl and [opinion and {fl‘liii'lliilt‘ti and
l‘l|!.iil'li.‘i ill'li fairs and II. Isa-iatinns and
IIIi~ -:iIIIt.II (uni n'fIIrItmtIIriII~ and lodges and
i.IIl;IIIIlIIsI IIIIIl tIuIrIInInI-nte and two; 4 IIIIII
IIIII IlIII 5'34 knows what IItlII-rwrtu IIt‘ iIIIIilI :4
homo of tho. III'IIntII “I‘i‘l' to tnko photo in
I-lzIII-IIIII~.I IIIni N'illlt‘ in in r hails; sIIIIIII I-n»
lI-rI'Il tIIlhII iIIslIIdIII' lhII III-sllII'liI' and mum
to the iiIIlittiltIl of time.» who only “not It
“In I! limit for mt IMIIT IIl' l\\'rI ll Win: It
IIIIIllI-y I'IIliIII'tlIIIl and Into that would i:|‘, l‘
“'1‘” an "IIyII opener" in Iiiil.i‘ uninitinti Ii
in tho Il‘yrih'l‘li'! IIl' l'lilt‘i‘lulllllll'lllti ur-
rangsrd with IiIIIigns on tho pulviiv pIIrrII.
A IlI; It'III- li‘ririlli‘ of tin ~'l‘ IIIttI-rtniIIIIIIIIi
iii i. II N is \\I: rtl Iy of II I oil-In ’i‘iII-IIII ili‘i,‘
1w balls or IIIIIIIIIris simply; litryrII'IInil
,:‘IuId hills and i'lilll'l‘l’l'i lIII'IIn ”to null-
oru nnzl porters of n lI-tIth rIIiII lIIIiI-l \Wliiti
disdain to alto u buliuithontn .IIIIpIIriIIliIII
[Ih'lix ltl‘liflil. "flu-ht IIrII, liki'u lsv. “II it!“
[Ismail IIIII oIIIinI-III lll'llhl-i or their-It
llii‘lti init'tlt. A»! n l'iliI', lm, llIII sIItnilIIr
ilut wont ”to inl'm‘r ilu' liI'lI‘I'f pi‘l'iill'lfl
thl-I in by uny of IIIIIIIIIIIIHIliIItI. I‘IIiIItlItu
in n ['IIIItI-iwtrti III Izhmnilo III/o with
l.‘i||l“l| ”Li‘l'iillll‘lilill it to i'IIrIIish M'H‘ruli
tItIIIIIIIIH' T't'lilllliflhiiil‘ pltrriuI-‘III'NIiIi: “I
don't armhm the money I paid i’III'ilIut.
It only 1‘.th h: II! n dollar, and llII-ro'u that
tune it pupII rand prlniiiu; "mt‘hiIIIIIw 'irlin
IIIIII.
London's Elontrloli Rummy.
t‘IIIIIpIIrId \Iith othi r large towns, Inn.
dot; lIIIIsily ut the load for the magnitude
of its til‘t ll'it'nliiupply. I‘III'ls, [III lliiiiiliil' II,
in. ililil) IIII IIIpIiIIItlIIi IIf uhout I’ItIII,ImtI
IlIIiIt l‘iill!lil']lil\\t' I lam, In murmured \tith
tho i Jun non lamps in ll'iliiitill.
l‘Ii. IIII- iliihit'l‘ and Lin IpIIIIi intro rm, III -.
tiw 1y IIiIIIIIt tI;_‘I,oIItI Inn at ,omit (ilns
gnu, 70 "no, II.IliuiIuI,;h, t:,ttItIII, litihlln,
“Limit, and (‘IIIIiliI, tIIIIIII (it the total
capital IprIIIIIIIIIi in the whole of tho Cult—
IIIl Kingdom for ttupplping IIlIIvtrlI-lty I.IItI~
dun has spent more than IIIIIIIIIIIUm-Citnor
hem' Journal.
Child Lon.
WIIIIIIIIIIII in tho put-IIIIIII the puny strum
'tziIIr. strong in bi» wmkuoiut, his little
mm» more irrIIIIhItliIiII than the soldier‘s,
his ilpti touched with persuasion whiIIh
ifbnlhnm uni l‘IIrlIIlIIII in IIIIIIIIIIIIIII had
not. ”(It nanIIIIiIIIl lItIIIIIniutiIIIIM ts hIIII ho
liltII up his t‘IIiI-n on high. or. more 'M‘iilllIiI
IIIl, tho robbing child, tho {III-II nll ileIiII
IIIIIiIIf, to: he tries to IIIIIIiiIIw his waItiIIn,
when all lII-IIrt-Itnpltv and to Inirthfnl
III Ii I'lnIIIIIrIIIIs I iiTIIInIHNiIIIi. “Emerson.
The Nohmll "l'itio Whip."
in Polk county, um, and in mum of
tho adjoining IIqutlIIII they lImIInIpIoIIt'
ltd. III Wells. They are I-ullI-Il “iltlII WIIIIII”
lIIII-Iitmi III Ittmistti‘lttr hnhii their nature
limo nt I‘iillillfl and lluniuu lust IIII if they
note IIonIIIIII ml with a great underground
I» ', II. l’IIik enmity alone has homo-In i!
MI :20 of them our." marine wells.
a...
I
i Open Friday evening this
AyIIr's i’dls nro fl‘l'lmllilt'llllt‘li by
iending IIiiytil‘ith nud Iirungivto. 113“»
‘lli'lllt It prompt and i‘illl‘iI‘ilI. rIImoIiy
lIIr bliitIuslu-Ius, IInu-II‘II, II-~-’IIIItII'I-.~'. itI-
digeslion, ='.~'lIt;:ti.~iIIII-ss of tho il't'l‘i',
I.uIttIiII-I~, .InIl IIIZI K headache, also. to rII-
iiIIw colds, {LiVI‘l‘H, llt‘ill'fllgill and i‘llI'IlI
qutnun.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
lino swallow dons not Ilinili‘ iipIiIII‘.
Ivutonoswttiluwof (inn Milllili‘ (‘uzum
t'urobrtugs I‘t'llt‘r. E. 1'. Wood. Nor»
walk; ti. ti. Stilison, South Somali:
As tho strength of a building depends
upon Illl' IIIIl’IIl'ItyIIi its iIItIItIlattIIII.:«I
iIIIaith III-ponds upon the I-IIIIIlItiIIII of
tho biotd. 'i‘o I-prIl impurities and
cause the vital fluid to iN‘l'IIiill'Vifliil'l'ii.“
:tttd lilo-giving. AyI-r'II Sarsapnt‘ziia III
thIInIostrpoweriui and IIIl'I-I-tivII IIIIIiI-
vine in use.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street, Norwalit, Conn.
incorporated. 1824. i ‘IIplIIIl united).
III DWI [N i) KMI‘III iIZii. i'rInlIh-IIL
DAV") it. M”. i Hit, Vice l'rm-t.
h. C. (liti-Z )‘N, (ladder.
DIRECTORS.
Roman. Klm'hllli. Monte-I M, liiJIVitil,
lIAVIn ll. MILLIIII A. J. MVIIIIIIII.
li‘.t-Ir..IIIIm lamxwonu, 'i‘nI-zn. t-:. No III.
lttA (John. (Elias. lI’.'l‘IInIrt.Mi.
Amounts of Mannheim-Ira, Ml‘ri'il'tilli
Mill Imilvldliulu Holtrltv-d.
Solo Deposit Dom
Free to Depositors.
ti ii is
W
lain-soul inlI, paint,
tar pilIh, grew:
and stains hum
clothing and car-
pets quickly and
Completely and
mcr‘Lurcn‘am
«av-“Ila Acid ~—-
I
EN-g ”GI. .. M
I‘m Impimu Int odor. and OlyikodsMoru
, Not inflammable. Samples Moi. Se.
L I. SUTTON, Now Co on, Gt.
4.“
8 “Id by A. lilrlmr omit I‘l‘ Hun, ii“. NHL
walk; Finite, It BIIIIIIIIIII. .‘I‘IIrIIIIik.
Have a large share of attention this week. We've told you I“
about our buying last week s production oi the Boston ‘I 1:,
, ' Patent 1’ ants Co. -—-about the very latest bicycle clothing at unv, 7 i
heard ol prices. Here are the kinds and prices Iagaiu, and re-
, , . member that every price we quote is from four to live dollars I
, ‘ less-than these clothes weIc made to sell lor-it's not our loss If,
: , nor yours. 7 "
j Blue and gray IIIISSimerc suits, 05. . 'V 1"} K' "
f: , Linen crash suits, skeletOn coats, patch pockets, lIlIIonIer panisy’s. ' f
, ~ liine, grey and broWn mixed cheviot suits, $6.50. . ,i
if Blue, black and grey cassimeres, hornespuns,vciII:VIots and lancy r
. Scotch weaves, $7. 50. ‘ ,5
.t Russian crash suits, best quality, $8 and sto. ‘ I ,1.
g l oys have their share In this sale ton ; a whole lot If b0) ..' bicycle _'
. golf suits in handsoinemiaids and ciIeI ks at {
$5, $6, $7. 50. I
Pile upon pilc 0i this cycle clothing makes easy choosing for you
.' «--no other store In the city has half the kinds here or any cycle ,
f clothes as good as these-“We're soic agents {or the liosion Pants '
, C0 in Bridgeport. A number of Yankee ideas in these suits that ,
,. w: 11 Iommcnd them to you as the best made. They are the best. 'V'
1 Bicycle Fixings Run Like Thi: '
ii iiiIIclc stockings, with and without icet, imported and domestic
." Scotch yarn, 75I. 8|, 1.50, [.75. '
Cotton stockings, fast black,'25c and 50c,
Golf shaped caps, 25c and 49c.
Ladies} bicycle tams, 25C and ,I‘lc,
Leather belts, 250, 50c, 75c and :SI.
Crash belts, 5oc.
Garter's, Ioc, 25c 50c.
Negligcc .1iI'zrt'5, .ISIY, 69c, 97 I. ' I ‘_f
Star ucgiigcc, $I 25, $I.5o .I, 25-).
()dd pants, men s and boys, ' SI. 5.. 2,3, 3 5,,
Brown cotton Covert cloth bicycle suits, $2.50.
Bridgeport, Conn.
wot-k .
(llS. 50c Iloz.
pts. 45c Iloz.
Mason jars, I out] tin i
’l‘op., i
‘ . . .. His. 5M5 doz.
(doltoldls, I'm-5|.05 H
. ‘ I ‘
i‘IIm lid Non-s. cast lonItl '
and brass burner, {V
1 burner. 58c.
5|.05.
'Si.65.
'3 burner. $16.25.
" ” $5.75.
is
H
Majestic liil Stores,
a),
Manhattan junior, ..
i New i‘I‘I‘Iccss,
lIIIsnliuI- Stores. 2 " giant,
l InsIII'IIItI-I- junior”,
; jewel.
liluc l’lztntc oil slow, the lust oil SllH'i.‘ on the market.
NASH & VANSCOY,
Cor. N. Mainland West Streets,
BOUTH NORWILK a . o CONNECTICUT
New York and Norwaik
Freight Line!
(:()MM[$I Cll\('
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
THE I’RUI'ELLI‘ZRS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave pier 23, East River, New York (licckmtm street.)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK,
Dailt at m 30 It. In.
and Friday at 5 p. 111.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m,
FOR NEW YORK.
lr .IIr Sofiorufllk I). ill) at 46 pm" Lean: Norwaik, TuI-s-
Iiay. Thursday and SatIIrIMy at . p m.
lixtt't boat, Monday, \VIIIlncsd Iv
Norwalk Chronicler