. lendsrsda Birth-
l“WestleyAfternoon
at his Young
A’ ‘Q was served on the lawn
. were: Alice Pearce.
Victor Bamey. Romaine
Decker. Mildred Hyatt.
”M m Brown. of Second avenue.
Whpartyot friends, yesterday
Wood a column time was
Mbyall. ’l'herewere present George
and can thrower. Tessie and Lola
W. Allie. Lizzie and Harold
W. Willie Gehrmaan. Bow-
palm. Otto. Willie and Her-
mann Kristie. Misses Lizzie and Dora
mars. Hueas. Mr. and Mrs
(brim. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso
‘W. Mrs. W. H. Gehrmann.
'Ila. WKflnke.
Rev. 8.2. Ellis. pastor oi the Dan-
.buryAdysnttlhristlan church, who is
'spollillugapart of his vacation with
' Henry L. Case. of llowayton. was ones.
e
pactadly present at the prayer and social
m of the Advent church last even-
lag. ‘Bia bright and cheerful manner,
as wellvas the good thoughts be present-
ed. addedgreatly to the interest of the
m. which proved spiritually re-
mit“); and helpful to all present.
The lantern social to be given by the
Epworth [castle of the East Avenue
Hothodist Episcopal church will be held
on the lawn, Wednesday night. Two
prises, one for the best lantern and one
for the most comic one. willbe awarded
Mrs. Frederick H. Ferris. of East Nor—
walk. and Miss Delia Mills, of Broad
River. will take a trip on the "Belle
Horton" to New York on Saturday, as a
piessurgtrip. returning the same day.
Samueljl). Merrill, of Brooklyn. on
old Norwalk boy is spending a tear days
with William Warden, ot VanZnndt
avenue. He is accompanied by his wile.
Illa. Henry Seymour and Mrs. T. S.
Glover and daughter Ethel were the
guestsot Hrs. Emerson, yesterday. It
her pretty cottage at Hickory Biotl‘.
Inca. Ellsworth..ot New York state,
and Ir. Ellsworth. of New York city.
areviaiting Mrs. George Rose, of Cot-
.. taro avenue.
Khalid Mrs. Harrie Morehcuse start
today for Camp Woodbine, 1.. l, to
\ spend two weeks.
J. H. Bundle. the East Norwalk baker.
was out with his newly painted wagon
J. Wallace Marvinand Mr Underhill
drove to Ridgeileld today.
Ira. D. B. Boach,ol Betta place. is
visiting in Bridgeport. ,
' Ira. 0. it. Coley has spent a tow-days
on long island.
Willis Webb. oi Rutherford, N. .l..
has beenspending some time with his
cousin. in. A. 0. Bradley.
ran Hatfield Young People’s Society
at Christian Endeavor prayer meeting.
will becondnoted by the president. F.
1’. Lane. Sunday evening.
, A special town meeting. to determine
it a new road shall be built around the
hills below James Coley's, will he hold
is the Town Hall. Saturday.
Imw. B. Ilorehoase and son return-
sl twat (lettuce Oity. lass, today.
m Laue took a carrysll load of
“voters to the Christian Endeavor
rally at Bell island. Tuesday.
Il— lsissls Wakeman and Miss May
moon have been guests of Miss Jes-
slo labile". of Greenfield.
's‘rias‘nonhouu. who ha» been ill tie
W two weeks. is improving. .
- Instill In. Bsmnsllleadrlr attend
at til trust of their sister. in Nov-
walh. on Wednesday.
Us and Mrs William ilanlleld have
was late their newly purchased home
In. We Andrews. oi Marilyn.
Muslim in town.
.mfllwvold scant Frederick 16!-
"Issues dangerously ill. the Inst
‘ (summon. Wkwwll. no
'Msail wins: luster flarlbatt
WMWassstlcaHMhsthsrolty
I am his are better fitted to do
'mla‘ths-werle. sad which-Islam
aliases." at lorkld
mm
”mannamtanm
Wits m elasticities.
-, reissues ,
Washington. July My man
the senate adjourned neuter Allison.
in charge or the will bill. made a
strong short to have a time and tor
the anal vote on the taritt conference
report. Falling in this. Mr. Allison
gave ‘notice that today's sessiouvmuld
be protracted withra view to securing a
vote. it was the but definite move-
ment made thus far toward bringinl
the debate to a close. Mr. Allison's
first proposition was for a vote at 5
o'clock this afternoon. but this was
objected to by Mr. Pettua of Alabama.
‘ Then he proposed a vote some time be-
lore adjournment. which was objected
to by Mr. Morgan.
The suggestion or Saturday at 1
o'clock met with like objection from
Mr. Morgan. The Alabama senator ex-
plained his last objection by stating
that he thought all debate on the re-
port would bc exhausted today. so
that it was needless to make an agree—
ment in advance. Finding that there
‘was no Iiisponition to reach an agree-
ment. Air. Allison llnaliy gave notice
that lIcI-cntter, name the report was
pending, the lil'l‘ifl 9 would not adjourn
at b li't‘lut'k without a you and nay vote.
The debate on the report was par-
ticipated in by Senators f‘hlllon of
Texas, Jones at Arkansas and I'cttl-
grew 0! South Dakota in Ili’llumllinn,
while Mr. Aldrich I-mlt trcuucni nora-
siun [u defend the report against the
criticism of those senators.
Secretary tiller-man and the May Letter.
Washington. July 22l.--'l‘ho attention
of Secretary Sherman wan directed to
the puliilfllivt] statement that ho had
been induced in sign the letter of in—
structions in Emlmssndur iiny relative
in the soul i‘illlll‘ln’l‘l'fiy which has so
excited the British press only under se-
vere pressure and ngnlnst his own
judgment. The secretory llflll just mum
to the state department after an illness
of a few Ilnys' duration, but that he
had kept himself informed durIng his
stay at home (It the affairs of the day
\"lifi evident from the {not that he had
already l‘t’fltl the story and was prepar—
ed to I-nlI-r a prompt and Spvi'llll' denial
of tin- nllvgnilon. .liu- snid that there
was not a Word of truth in 'II and that
as n "lath-l"!!! (not lw‘ had been in [tur-
fcrt :u-mrd with ”in lll'I'fllllt'lll in every
step of the l'lIi'l't-Spiliilll‘lil't' printing to
illt‘ soul question. ‘
THE ALIEN TAX LAW. ’:
The Chins-ar- 0! Philadelphia Intent) to
(‘nntcsl Its [Solos-cement.
Philadelphia. July 21l.~'l‘lio ('hinese
of this city illlt'l‘lll in light to the end
against llh' vnlurm-Inwnt nt‘ the recently
l'ilill‘it’il IIiItn tux Inn of this illillt'. by
“’llit'h t‘l’t‘l'y {lilt'll i.“ i'llTTIlN’lll'iT. it} lizi)’ it
tax of 3 cents II Iliiy whip- nun-king until
surh tinw as ho shnll hm-nnn- an Amor-
iI'nn citizen. itvv. Frederic l‘miva local
misniunnry in tho t‘hlnoao, has: gone In
New York In musult with i‘hum: Ens:
T20, the Chinese consul. as to the her“
manner in which to tight the law.
Missionary l’U'llt! and 1.8!! Toy, “I“
mayor of Chinatown. will carry the
matter. if necessary. In the lTniiod
States supra-rm? court to settle the point
whether or not in the vase nf (‘iilnnmen
who are rI-tusml citizenship it is consti-
tutlmml in tax them “0611“!” they on
not v-itizI-IIs. Preparations are lwint‘.
"limit In Inlry Into tour! the rose of
THV l'. Low. a young f'lIiIInnnm “tin is
learning the (”lHllui'iiUli of lmIInuiivee
at llaidnin' s “Inks
I'I ary Arrives at iiydnoy.
Sydney f', ll, July ml. «The steamer
llupo uiih l. Ir’utt IIaIIt R.- T}. Pear) and
parts. on i‘lwir ilrctnlnncl expedition
has nrrirml her". having made the run
from llumhm lighlship in 7:! linurn. All
nil board an In ii The (uni supply for
Ilw "X'W'tllllun all] be Inlun on board
hem and ii is prIIIt-l ill! steamer \iiil
soil today. ’1 he ills: stopping Illflit'
nib-r leaving here, it In expected. will
lw i'IIpI- York, in 703 nurih latitude.
“ltr‘l'r‘ iiil‘illlflt‘lllt‘lliri ore to in» mode
with tho Eskimos \Iha pill Ito ulih Mr
Pom ulnII llt' II- tuIIIs iIIxt y-nr lo ni—
il‘flllli to fruit h the north pole i-‘ruIn
('npv York avv oral plates on tho Green-
land «mist will be \isitul lulurc the
Ninth ilIIa tall.
Died on a Railroad train.
lini'mln July 23. i’IwiIIiIk Parker.
said to he a resident of Undo- nahurg and
”Mt Till“ for the No“ Yul'll htlurll- M Als-
lwy lo Imbrir, had on IIIgnuu-Intut in
go fishing uith n {III-nil nt Niagara
Falls When the train rIoIln-Ii Ni-
ntznrn Pulls. all the passengers hut
i‘IIrkv-r puma-Ii out. 'l'rninmon “'6'"! In
nwnki- him and found him lmlt upright
in his will lit'illl. llvnrt dist-use lsprm
nnIInIIIi in he tip onunv II! hits dt'illll.
(but "our Fractured Ills liknll.
Ailmm. July 21. i‘lInrlI-s A. tlrnul. a
"tourist." ohm» will» lll’l'il III rip-phon-
I'llio», Sullivan I-unniy. and “th has n
lvinliwr in New York 4-in. iIIIII hip
skull badly lI'IIviIIrmI by alts-inn! rat
Iimn- Hamming on his l'i‘llllllilll when
the "Hill nus wiilli of Albany. 'l'llfl
simmzw ll‘ulllill‘ ml the I'ngla- in that lit-
walk-w! ulnul it little in the l'liy hul-
pit. |‘ and the pllyslI-lnnn any that its
Iiill tlll'w
Contractor “W H. sans has Ja l
torceetinasonsatwcrkonw elm
sr‘s newof brick a meat hennaJ at the
corner ctlloat llalu and Raymond
upsets. andthe that story is well antler
WI .
'|‘"'I'I,W grain) or (kill new I m.
unwell vnus run FAillFlltllJl
l hereby lip fly (or II license tonsil riplrlt
anus and In on lcailn Liquors AleJaIger
llser. iihlnsw inc. am Cider at litail
i Place, Town at Romulk. M "place at
Ma slnsss is not located within Ilieet in
a direct line of a l‘hurcli Falllloe or Public
School: house. or the premises Imrtnininu
thereto or pnhllclil
hated” Iit Norwailt. ills ithday oi July.
A. ., ..
llAlilll'Il i'UNil.
Applicant
We. the undersigned. electors and Ms
“all". asdnllned Iy law.ol tho’iown cl
urns lit. hereby endorse the application
at 9le shoes named llarvy tons let-
all II '
Milllslrl. .‘sorwallt, this 3th day at July.
. .. l
Jiliéti 0M) “'0'“ "I’ll.
l 1
Lil
l
lhsuhycsrti y that tits aims-a stastl
Iss- amsmudiglglvm
“linden. it.
i»
‘llhs‘dnn «museum. bicycle
dealers in Atlantic strut. Btarnlcrd.
have made a general asdgnmt to
mnarttosthsbsnefltoltbeircred-
itors. it is expected that the liabilities
will be between “.000 and “.000. of
which practically nothing is oped to
town. The creditors are wholesale deal-
on in bicycles. a low of whom have been
pushing the firm for payment.
The step was a surprise to the people
of Stamford and Norwalk. who had been
under the impression that the firm was
doing a good business. The failure was
due principally to the out In prices and
the installment plan (-1 selling bicycles
Between 50 and 100 wheels. it is not
know yet just how many. were out ms the
installment plan in Stauuuw and Port
Chester. The purchasers were. in many
instances, two or three months behind
with their payments. having paid too or
twenty dollars down when taking the
wheels. the priceon which. when first
acid. had been shaved down to a point
as near to cost as it could possibly be
done and save any profit at all.
Holders of installment wheels. when
pressed for payment. would say that
they did not care to pay $100 for a
wheelwhcn they could get one by paying
$15. and were perfectly satisfied to re-
turn their machines, on which they had
paid. perhaps, $15. These were, of
course. second-hand when returned. and
had to be sold at a big cat below their
value. '
Mr. Seeiey won a large proportion oi
the bicycle trade of StanIiord last year
by his generous manner oi dealing with
In fact, many wonder how he could
make any money. This spring J. J.
Adams. of Hartfordbecarnc his partner.
~Whntis better than an imperial
Crown cigar: A whole box of them.
I [H'l'TtllJl ()l‘ \llilll'.\i.l\ as. Will
“A l l) 1301' it'.i‘ -'llll) "l A. it Will.
Whereas Issac \innahmh & ('.o n In
partnership UT that name. Ilium; llilnlllt' as
III Philadelphia. In the sum- of l'. I-imyl
v.uuin have this tiny brought in tins ( IIiIrI
their n ritten petition praying (or runs III-
therein set. forth, for the appointment of n
“mu-p in lake. [maul-trill“ or the proper! \'
nllfnrl Sohoulnni Norwnllt, In said lli'v‘
triol. (or tile henelit of sub! i'nrl Schunh'v.
credit-Ira. pursuant to the statutes. oi this
siult- relating to insolvent debtors:
' ilnlvrctl, that will pvliiion be heard and
ill‘LI'l’llllIlcllltl the Probate UlTTi‘I' in Nnrv
walk; on lTIt‘ 35th day oi July, A. ll. l‘fi,
III. illo'I-lmrk lanII-mn. and that finial up
pliciuls can“: notice tin-rm! in be given
to said ('Iirl Hclumli by. wmo proper nllim-r
or indilTI-rI-ni per-mu. by leaving \"illi
him or at his mun! pinto oi nimie n Inn-
and fllti'rslt'd copy of win! llelit’ :Iimn mu!
oi this order at To list fivo tiny-I in lure an: IT
Ilny ollIc -:nr ng; and it is further
Unierod, In- It said pelitlnmrh mum-
rulilic IIolIIc llII-rool tn lw gIVrII by pub-
lshingllIisanlcrinu newspaper having
ntirculnlion In mid tlI~trIcl, on or lit-ion-
the "hi day of luiv i‘lli
it ASA l' Wllilll“ All!) .nlIIIlIr.
You are thirsty-Abe heat and
dust porches your lhmnt~mokes
you uc.Iry—-0rtlin:iry drinksdon t
much the amp-your stomach dc-
mantis It pure and hesithloi drink
in summer, something to conn-
Ivmct the heat cilcct. “illiams'
Root liter combines healthful
qu. IiItlcs pith a peculiar, rich, dc—
III Inns flavor, giving wild enjoy
mcnt \\ IIh every thirst quenching.
lI («Isis but a trliic to buy tin
4 input and make
D. .
4'" w...
Wil.i.i.\.\'l.~' ii l'Altl.l:'l'I IN ('ll . l'Izul'ii.
Ii \ll‘l'l‘nllli. “le.
lll' YOU HAVE A
Prescription
To Fill
IRINOIT 1'0 U.
i ltir pron riptlon depart
mom. is enrclullyl llllill
mail. We soon! r all
new remedies In» sum as
they are in the market.
1" DUI”!!! "(ill
”DA.
A drink at Queen
ilhsrhert at our
sods lonntaln goes
right to the
and.
M.............
R. H.
customers and his energetic Incthods._
,PLAIarnD'a.
Thin
Was .0 -
ables
The demands have been large and our
assortmems have been large—larger than
the demand... The crowds have arms!
around the summer beauties choosing
irons this fabric nnrl‘that until it Iieeined
as though thmwus a coming scarcity
in everything we had to otter. styles
:re so pretty. qualities so good, prices so
ow.
But still we have more.
A but reserve stock stands ready to
furnish all the additi .ual yards that are
needed to keep the lines unbroken.
loud buying continues. Assortments
never run low when they are wanted
most.
Lawns. figured. striped dotted and
fancy designs., Fine lawns—those that
will wash well—and at August prices, .5
cents a yard.
Batiste and Urgandy, that have been
ayard. tln center tables in the Wash
Goods department. Your big saving
time.
Crash Suiting, that makes the wry
best sort of dress skirt-«sets just right.
Has the right hang. wears well and
washes line. Bestsnnnner skirts made
for all around wear; 17, 3.5 and Miami» a
yard.
Lndics’
The 'l'sbie Linen selling this week is ‘ '~ '*
important in more ways than one. Not
only hI-cnusc you can buy at old
Inrlil' prices but because you can chocm
such choice varieties in reliable quanti-
iicr. The lines are so new and quanti-
ties so big.
Wish we could print what; a big boy-
er from Stamiortl said day Micro yI-s-
tPrday; wish we could print his name.
Those dainty little children's hats that
have been so much admired are now
marked away down. Seems as though
everything in the iniante' department
has been pinned down in price to illilr
of nothing. lhIing'busihess without it
prI lit new.
The Separate Skirt trade cl this city
is right hem. Whereihey all go to is
more than we can igll;,biit they go.
And this department is having a big
Wrapper trade; a big one. Stylish look»
In: kindsthnt somehow don’t sumo in
cost as much as some.
The D. M. READ CO.
llRlDGEl’IIRT.
Table Oil Cloth,
SholfOll Cloth,
elsewhere.
T
RISTRAM 8r HYA’I'T,
No. a
GAZETTE BUILDING
NORWALK. BONNI
Bathing Suits!
FOR LADIES, MEN AND BOYS.
Ladies’ grey ilnnnel suits, two pieces,
Ladies’ Otis check suit, made with a sailor collar, 01' lEIIIty
while duck, ;
Ladics’ black lll'llllfllltlllc suit, stylish collar, Hercules b ‘illtl
iI-inmiing,
-
l)lll(.‘l{
Boys" Jersey suits, two pieces,
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Snili: III suits, III w style
while braid,
Men’s one piece suits,
lilcnynrd,now marked down to l2'._.c .
Men’s Jersey suits, two pieces,
Boys’ light-s,
$1.09
2.00
' 2.50
collar, trimmed with
$3.00
.50
‘...00
.10
.953
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l'd’g.
SCOFIELD 8. HOYT’S BIG STORE’S
35 \\'ashingion Street, South Nomi-1k, Club Building Norwaik.
Hurrah for Big Bargains!
We have inst lIchlum-n shiIt waists left, which Will be closed out regardless of cost.
Sizes 3i, .lli. 33,10 and 12.”
Ten more pivot-s II! those 1'” 3c lawns we sell ior lie yer \m'IT.
(ill inI-lI moircd lawn
linings, ' 10¢ per yard.
Ladies fast black iiusc, be per pair; llcrmsdori black hose, regular mailc,150, per pair;
Children’ 5 tan hose, 10c per pair.
We are in receipt of :1 large invoice of Carpets, velvcts and brusscls, that will be sold
for cash, regardless of the advance in all woolen goods at prices that cannot he quoted
83 Washington Street, South Norwallt.
Wedding and Society
Engraving!
Table Linen, l
Napkins.
()I'Iici's left here for AWN i N U
iiiinlo :IIIIT put up.
Ladlaa' Hoaa.
Oonta' Hose,
Oanta' Working shirts.
Oanta’ Underwear.
oonoasao-e
New York Mlllinery Parlors!
The Seminal czm now offer inducements to patties desiring engraved wed-
ding Invilntiuns. unnnnmcmcnls, railingtzonln,
ingculls ( hammer.
in .Ivlwmc of printing.
pr It. es.
SQUTH NORWALK
Boston Store.
till WASHIIGYON 51.,
.«II III minivans.
(:IINN.
S and SAILS will receive. prompt :Iil‘milinn.
IOU‘I’H NORWALK
Boston Store,
are. it. "it ALSIVII, Frop.
suivrn NtlltWAlJi
lib WASHINGTON fl'l‘.
‘ cm, of a specially advan-
TlIelIIglIcsi grade of wurk at prices but a very little
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
Lace Curtains,
Sheetingafiammocka.
l adios' Muslin
Underwear.
Awnings
We. keep snilclnlli in stock.
Ladioa' Trimmed Hats.
Sailora and Walking Hot.
At. Roduoad Priooa.
DreaaOooda. Notions
I- 1",!» liUL‘tTW)".
During our first week 0! skirt sale we ware compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line oi
Skirts and Jackets!
Our Skirts are sold at greatly reduced pl ices.
Goldbsrys llsw York Illiinery Parlors.
I. um. “Wilm-
Coupons given any with every age purchase. Coup me will be drawn
Saturday. ions 5.
... M.-~Wmmm. A .. .. m”... .
«Wm--. .. .
PIIIOIIAIQI ll Allfll'l'llllii- Aflfllflfll A”
— “WW...“ .3
ROTON POINT GROVE!
First-Class lists! and Restaurant.
Cmnmencing Saturday, June 10th, Daily M-
lot'noon Concerts and Dancing in
the Evening.
Norwalk Chronicler