5”:
In selling goods during our extensive alterations, costwill not he
considered. 1 undreds of bargains await you in every
department. There is sueliva thing as making money
M by spending it,_'and those who watch the many chances
' we ofler, and improve them. are the gainers by it.
rualities, Values and Prices . ,
Tickle ‘Eccnomy, -
,isziE’vANi,
I JUST RECEIVED i, , -
. . ‘ . , A LOT OF . .
{coden Bicycle Handle Bars '
1.! ‘ WhichI will sell for one week at i$2.50 per pair.
.;)-
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS,
‘ SO. NORWALK, CONN. .
Also have a look at my stock of
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
BICYCLES,‘
HARNESSES,
and HORSE
GOODS.
No trouble to show goods, even
though you do not purchase.
Repairing done at short notice.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
.. iactory and Repository,
..ranklin,and Madison Streets, - .~ .
South Norwalk.
, THURSDAY IS BARGAIN min
SPECIALS:
Shirt'WaIsts,
250 Light Silk at 25c
. W Regular price. tee. li-Iuiiliir price. due to Me.
Shirt Waists, 500 Light Silks at 49c
x leuulnr N‘li'e. 7.1:: to 81. Regular who ran p.79“.
‘Shlrt Waists, 75c Dress Goods at I00
l ' iniziiliirpriemtl.$1.15. Regular price. is“.
hlrt Waists, $I.OO Dress Goods at I5c
, Regular price: ti. turn. it 50. Regular |il'li‘e.‘.'-'n‘.
agoo Boxes Soap, 5 cts Dress Goods at 25c
‘ Iieuiilnr price. too. . linguliir price. (me.
O
. ‘ A. Dickerman 8. Son,
Washington Street, - - - - - South Norwalk, Connecticut.
Lorillard’s Rose Leaf Cut Plug' .
is an end-of-the-century “3
Tobacco for end-of-the-
lcentury smokers. In it" i
. , are represented the skill,
experience, and know-
“f iledge that have come
:3 from a hundred years
of tobacco making.
A top-notch Q\
Ask your tobacco dealer for
lorillard’s
smoke at the
lowest-
notch
. them tllllgt'llil)'.« Two or Ilit'i-iu‘veeks
_ . e m not
. / nut- niue Bruin, Hotelier.
Cfimpotiton to: the honor at being
the youngestbieyeic rider are becoming
nineteen. and stories of youthful cy-
clists are rapidly multiplying. H. J.
Brain of Des Moines writes to The Trib-
unoohiiinlng the distinction of being
the youngest cyclist for Annie Brain of
Des Moinen, who. he says, is 3 years
and 8 months old. She is said to ride
through the streets of Des Moines with
a skill and grace that make her the envy
of many an older rider. '
Her wheel was made especially for
her and Weighs but ten pounds. It. has
ii 12 inch frame, 14 inch wheels and is
valued at $150.» Miss Annie is said to
bare mustered her tiny wheel “ in five
days and to be the sensation of Des
Monies—Chicago Tribune.
new Lucy Trained the Potatoes. ..
Lucy lives in a little house back of
which there is a roomy yard. Last
spring she told her father that she
wanted to haven garden all of her own.
So a piece of ground \vas staked oil’, and
Lucy planted her seeds. b‘ho didn't
know much about gardening, and when
she was in trouble she asked her grand
father to help her. Ulli‘ of her beds con.
mined potatoes, and when they sprouted
idzc was very happy indeed and hoed
after they Iiriiiin to lilIl‘St'Illl. l'llil it was
nit long before the \. hole hi «I was a
mass of bright little white tli‘iwers. At
this Lucy was much eoiieerin d. She
knew that potatoes grew in the ground.
for she llilll seen them dug. But how
could they start if the l‘lossoiin: were on
topot'lhe bushes? Ullfi'i'iilllllli ly Lucy‘s
grandfather had gone away for a visit,
and she couldn‘t ilhli hint to explain
the rpm 1' conduct of llt'l' giirdi n. Shiv
mind meet the problem herself.
So one morning shi- weiit outwith.
her line, beat our the potato plants
and buried the lilossonn in llii-iarih. so
that the potoliws could begin to grow.
Having tlnis traitud lii r unruly plants,
shu- drew a little sigh of content and
left them.
Fortunately her grandfather returned
the next day in time to l'i‘N'llh the blos-
soms, and Lucy took a lirtle lessonnlxmt
how plums grouz—(‘hiengo “I cord.
A Son Sidewalk Lame."
A new game has been . riuinan-d by
the littlegirlsof IlriV-klyiiuhieli throws
iill the other sports of its kind into the
shade. It lit'ullt it “playing statue," and
it. is all the race. A lllllliln'l' of lnssis s
get together, and, taking their stand on
the sidewalk. priv-eed to pose in tragic
or eoinie attitudes, according to the pro-
in‘ainiiie called out to them by the little
stage manager. This important ollleial
occupies ii position on ii lli'ltlllllllrlllg
doorstep. 'l‘lie Ih-lsarteeruze is probably
ri-sluiiisihle for this new jl‘.\l‘llll" game.
and the damn-la" \\'l|t| hare been llt'tlllll
in}: pun s at meat expenditure of dumb
and iiiiocle will have to look to Ilii-ll
laurel». as their siiiiill i':\;i!~' iniimie
them to perfection. Sonic hiu girl‘s lit-
tle sister is, no doubt. ‘1. ~poii>il>le liii
tliiselisii‘iiiinu Hiilvuulh iio\'i-liy.~.\'i-\v
York t'or. l’ittsliuri: l)l.~]i.;li‘ll.
Kile Flying.
Kile flying is not. purely a Sport now.
zidiiys. for scientists Inn-e h Jlrllt II that ii
hire in a very valuable aid lo their in
vestigzitions. If you s-w- a man out \i'ii‘i
it Kl'i :ii arrangement which is" like l\‘.i'
boron-in! cloth, without top or Iiolloiii,
fiisli Ilt'il low-Ill! r on the miiiv frame it
little ilinlziiive upurl. you it ill know ”in
is xi sen iiiitie Idle, and ll'i lllI'I'. win
III” to have lwoor time no ii to liwlp
Iiiiii hold the Mont llliv aiinlu «I to ii,
is intent on serious Illi~lilt w». 'l‘lirse H‘l-
entitli- kllt'fl are IiIllli'Jri nod are on d to
lllt't‘Nllultl“ the I‘iiri --andiliiwiioiiof :Ill'
currents and to Ililhli‘ali‘ other I‘IIIIIIl'
tioini of the iilniiwphei‘e.«New Yiti'li
'l'inieii.
Tim l'rrwt-u- Mingutrr.
thlvvlt Ill“ l‘l':\l r lilm ’it‘tllll‘l- lli- yv.'.il.lt‘~. line".
And tho hand of Ilw "HIIIIIIIH‘I halo 1 upon tln~
ri M‘.
And tho eiiehnu In H . it Hi. u tllH“ tr. I' not
“In! .i Iltl Hid» till
I’rs iii i”: “ll.” Iwiiitt
A» be inoiiviirully lli' i In in. e mi N lll‘! no. u
“l'lwi li' . i“. till, I w '
How can v "P I.- happy and in. iii ii In . ""
When it:- i'.ihhlt la ipu up in I i «o: in mow.
And the ‘Illflll'KV‘lli . ha. I [hm -rth iiiioi Hon.
Allil the allies» in» r .Hie. 'lll Ililtil‘t‘s in nu».
Wiivi I‘lll‘ .. not ii uh.”
"I l I ”I” ll”!H liillil‘il
1"lll|"’lll’l‘rll} .~ ill: to tho n I'll‘l ! rlow;
't'.l|'iiilii-l lumh iii mil
Th0 riv'N tl'rllilnu' w: Iliio It“! Hvi I Liv In it Her
. W. U. )l-I'li llatnl Iii M. .‘ii' ll‘ilul
in
Water For Your )‘rlfl-
Whi ii you rush in in third)‘ that you
can hardly unit to draw ii irhiw «'I' Wit
tit, renieliiIu-r that your dot: and en!
may he fllllll‘rillg in Just thu Hit!!!“ way.
so look iiI'tln‘Ir howl. ll’ will rated for.
they will not drink winter on which the
ilu~t has settled or “huh has grown
tepid from fiitlll‘llllh’ in II hot imiii. la-t
thini have It him! of pure. cold water
tzt't'l‘riil lliiirs a day. The I'KIH‘I'IW‘H‘
wmi triid last FtilIIIIII‘I‘ of citing ii pet
dog water that laid linen slightly h‘Ml.
HI- Iiiiil more st use than his human
trend. however. and am-immi drinking
until the liquid llllllt'lnlnfli d to the nu!-
nriil tenmwnmrn, ulii'mklm l‘lnule.
Block Island, $0.50: e
Ausable Chasm, $22.00.
White Mountains, $23.00.
Thousand Islands, $l1.00.
or l’erk d lllzilllt||.'i'0‘.l Chapel street. New Lin.-
only. where he is pi epared to do all work
Q‘EXKS or. l‘k‘g—Q‘ny’c .‘ ‘- A
iid Sl0.00
8-day Vim: Aug. 1'6. :10.
Saratoge Springs, $I0.00
4-day trips every Monday during season.
Ii‘IlIIY trips August. in. 17.2!
t~diiy trips. August at.
Niagara Falls,$l7.00.
4-day tours. August it: special train.
4-day tours. August ‘15: special train.
Montreal and Quebec. $31.00.
_ Ii-Illty trips. August. 17 and Heiiteiiihai- 7.
Call on Ileketiiirent at depot (weary of N.
I'L'l'odrlid lvlllu loll lill’iirtmtlion,nni ilcknlfi.
\'L'll. ‘
ATTEN T i o N!
‘ Dr. F.1W. Darmer
(Jan hereafter be seen at his Dnrien (illlco
pertaining to modern dentistry painless-
ly. ()ne minute’s walk from the trolley
cars ortho Consolidated R. R. depots.
Faro allowed hot 11 ways. Special appoint-
ments made to have your dental work
done at your own residence. Office
hours from 8 a. in. until ii p. m. Sun-
days, 10 am. until -I. run. All work
guaranteed, and only the best of mu-
teiiul used. ‘ ‘
DR.F.\A7. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist.
DARWIN, - - - - CONN.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
63 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
incorporated, llifbi. i capital, $200,000.
EDWIN (iii—("inhibit Presldeut.
DAVID H. MILLER, Vice-Fresh
L. C. GREEN, menu-r.
DIRECTORS.
blown: 0. Kimmie, Moses M. (lLoVim.
ii/iiuii }l. MILLER A. .i. MEEKEH.
HISrJoiiN l..(K:KWUt)X), Tum. E. SMITH,
iixa COLE. CHAS. Ffi‘izis'riian.
\eeounis of Mamflacturers, Merchants
. and Individuals Solielted.
Safe Deposit Boxes .
Free to Depositors.
oSlv
. I ’
S POTIHE
hikes out ink, paint,
tir. pitch. cruise
and sinus lroiu
rli dill”: and car-
peis quickly and
(Hmph'lcly and
flcLLcnveshM
w—Xn _\.~nl,—~ ’06.. 250., a! Drug
.‘Co niiplt‘auniit odor. and Ilrr Goodsstorn
Not llillitllllllitliit‘. Samples mailed. 5c.
L. B.SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
Sold by A. lliokeriiian a- !in. .. i. Nor-
walk; Finney k Benedict, Norwalk.
For
i
the
Best
Printing
Lonvo You:
Order at
tho
Senflnei...
' . . . Office.
Ayer‘ii hills are rm-oiiinieiided hy
Ii-iidiiiu physicians will Ili’tlflizlhit‘. he
IllI'llI"“I prompt and u-Illcieiit reinmlv
for hilioniuiemi, iinumsii, IMlflblH‘ili‘nH. ltlA
dineiilou. Nliieizhdniem of the liver,
iaund’iee, and nit-l: headache; also, to re-
lii-o- eoldn, teveru. neuralgia and rheu-
iiiiltilm. ‘
CASTORIA.
The he
mun ,,
eliciting] g '
e! . ./' 1 5 is W
ll 0|
um
mum.
'I'Iioor‘ of cure may be diwnunedttt
li‘IlKIllIflllyfilttlllil‘i. but the suITi-rnrn
want out MM; and Hue Minute
i‘oiiuli (‘ure will give it to them. A
siil'ei-iirel'or children. It in "tin-only
llui'lllli‘t‘“ ri'iiu-dv that produce" iiiioiml
lllll' ruiilts.” l). l'. Weed and Ii.I‘
Hnlluon.
As the strength of a building depend:-
upon the miliilityol its f'!!lll'l!\ll"ll,.¢l'
health depends upon the pomlitinii "I
the Mood. 'I'o expel impurities and
unwell" ril'il llntd In I-wmiuv \‘lu'trlfll‘
and lil‘oigiiiou. i‘iyii‘n liaiiuiinn‘illa im
lliemmi inimilul and \‘llulll'ui inedi—
cinematic.
aking
son’s business.
big loss to us,
them out quicl.
and 44.
price.
Bargains are
you want them.
to S5.
Vacation Fixings Lilia
Bathing Suds, SI.
Belts, 25c, 480, .81.
Was
Oo/f Clothes and
Hands, 2 for 25c.
I
. Is nearly lien. that means a
F umielu’ng and Ila! Bu rs.
' cumilution of adds an ends at the end of a" un-
Cras/iSuits 86’ and”.
White Duck Trousers,” 25
Outing Shirts, 48, 69, 97c.
Loun I'ng Cups, 25c, 48c.
Ties, 2 for 250.
Clothes, S5 to 815.
Mexican Omss Four-in-
‘ be u feetto chtblby.
T re'e alum an ac-
Can't help it. The economical
thing for us to do Is get broken lilies into shape, die-
pose of all add sites. if necessary at a loss and re-
duce stack to a minimum.
done for this week's llama/n fest. l
i - '
Men 5 Suite. ,
We’ve placed on sale this week broken lines of
handsome (.‘lay Worsted and Wliipcard Suits that
were 3‘75, 318, S20 and S25 at 39.50. This is a
but we put a p'rice on them to close
Here's what we've
These are cut in single breasted
sacks; t/iree button cutuunys and Prince. Albert
Frocks; sizes are mostly 33, 34, 35, 39, 4‘0, 42,
We've also Homesp‘uns, Cliewbts, Cassimeres and
other summer fabrics that new $12. $13.50 and
$15 a suit we've made 89.50.
Straw Hats, Half Price.
Every Straw Hat. is just half the original sol/mg
e
Trouser Bargains.
doubly bargains if they come when
Here's your chance. You may or
may not get fitted. It's worth your chance to try
it. We’re a thousand pair to select from—$1.00
Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Cycle , -
BRIDCEPOBT. CONN.
Mites s-(o.
NASH 8:
SOUTH NORWALK
BARGAINS ”a:
Gasoline and Oil
Stoves
...~\T..
» VAN scov’si'
Two burner and Step Process Stove. — - .{HHJNI
Three “ “ “ “ “ - - limo
Two “ " “ “ " - - ~ Hm
'l‘liree " .liiiiior Manhattan, - - - i'...‘.o
'l'hree “ Muir-stint!“ Strives. - ~ - .'. .’.Ii
-' .. .. -- .. . . . . :;..'.ii
any other store in l iwn, .iiizility considered,
m
NASH 8: VANSCQY,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
OONNEGTIGUT
We do not believe in faking the public. but give you more for your money than
livery facility for providing: for lari,r . excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Ilwiicrs and Proprietors.
.I. I’INKICNSTICIX, General Manager.
ROTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
The most Cliai'iiiiiig Summer Resort on Long island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
a
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at ureiitlv rediii er! pri: rs
uhilc not sold at wit Ily um, pro u. will be sold low enough to allrzivl
pvii'i lizincrs, who will Iiiiil many filIL‘ haigaiiis.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk.
not glass.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
I‘omplelcline ol watches, «lurks. iewelry,silvcrwme,opalwnre and
DIAMONDS!
All“! llll"-" “(Hula
Norwalk Chronicler