WI. IKE WW ITTIIE IIEAI
-0b!igedtogo lotus. Yesterday. Liter
, supervising the location at the
Items-crusher in Death Nor-
walk, but is About trolley.
Selectman leash weutdown on
the Wilson Point and», yesterday morn-
ing. to supervise the locating oi the
thetownstcne-crushersudstoodin the
' sun for several hours. . When he return-
edebout llo'.clcck bewaaao ovmome
by the beat that be had togohome.
I ' whereheremsinedtherestof the day
Although able to be about today. Mr.
Selieck has not entirely recovered from
his expegieuoe of LM"
Another case of empty soda bottles
tell from Grumman Brothers' wagon at
V the corner of Main and Wall streets.
yesterday noon. They were broken into
'small particles. but all was cleaned up
_ belore any punctured tires resulted.
mew-r h .
Cheiter E. Wildmen. president of
Kohanza 111m company. is getting 11 list
0! the Kohanza boys who will go top
'Norwalk on' Sunday. as the guests of
Phoebix Engine company of that city.
~Danbury News.
. ,, _________
' -Expressmau Reynolds is moving the
household inrniture of Mrs. M. B
Tattle. oi Fairiield avenue. Bridgeport.
formerly Mrs. Harlem. of Norwalk. to
No. 19 Elmwood avenue. Scuth Nor-
walk.
Electric Light Commissioner A. E.
Winchester has lelt 11* box of cigarsol er~
oellent quality at thchsadqusrters o
' 0111 Well Hook and Ladder company in
honor of the arrival of a 11011 at his home. ,
The Stevens club's second outing will
take place August .liith.. at Shellieid
Island. All local members should noti.
fy the committee at once if they expect
t I attend. .._
--Brown's Business college educates
{or business.
David Spioer, the mail carrier between
Norwalk and the Broth Norwalk post-
ciiioea and the depots. has purchased a
new horse. and will give his pony a rest.
Samuel Murray. who went to Bridge
port to work for the Standard Oil 'com
pany. has returned to his former position
with the company in South Norwalk
Monitors of Butler lodge and their
membrane invited to the clambakc of
Eureka Dodge.“ nan-.1111 Guidcr's
ltowayton. Friday night.
~—'l‘ichets for the K. ol 1’. trolley- -ride
can be proeuecdat Haguer' s news-stand.
Davenport‘ 11 grocery store. and members
of the order.
The live and tonocut store in tin
Dialer building. which has been cin-
tluo‘tsd by 8. K Stanley lor a few weeks.
was closed yesterday.
Thomas Ryan was arrested last night
for being intoxicated This morning he
‘wss lined 05. but execution of the sen-
tence was suswuded.
M
mhetuai business from the start is
taught at Brown's college.
Olen (.‘hapin. cl Winnipauk. first
trick in the Booth Norwalh signal tower.
was sick. yesterday. and Terrance Unva-
nagh took his piece.
The Westflorwalirs and the Darlenow
will play ball this afternoon at Dar-lea
Apurso at 010 will be given to the win-
ning team. W... W
The duplicate ol the ticket which
drew the bicycle at the Hawaii: Boston
shire. iiatuniay night. was held by
James Drew w...
The choir of the South b‘iorwsik Don-
grsgationai church will have a nioom
light sail on the live 1... Friday night.
WM
-—-i)livs lirauoh W. lo. l0. K. of
1'. will give a trolley- odds. Tuesday
evening. Aug 17. Tiehsts earths ra-
tirs Mite (erupt Watson). the.
li lei 1miley oar conveyed the
”twat St. Peter’s church to Peter
Guigas'a grove. this morning.
WWW...
The laurel at William it. Noble was
hsidthis alteration at to'eloch. tremble
lets undone. is Tolls- W
rum-mono. Wat Nomi”
wihpleyhsiimanmow.
W
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mascara Osiris! Midlands.-
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whsuthelrcntwheelcthishicyole he.
gantowiule. It. Glandsning let go
ctthe handlebars and went sprawlins
picked himselr up, mounted his wheel
and went on his way rejoicing.
James 8. lryon and Judge Egaw.
Perry went fishing yesterday. Today
there is a notice.- tacked on Judge
Perry's odiccdeor stating that he will
notreturn‘ until Saturday. ' The notice
lsinterpretedby Mr. Perry's friends to
mean that it will take him the rest at
the week to drees the lists he caught.
Atiloclock this evening the. Boston
store. Norwalk. will give aways purse
containingtfi. If you should be the
holder of the lucky check. wouldn't
that sum start your vacation fund
nicely?
Joseph Byxbee. of Maple street. who
isin his eighty-fourthyear. went to
Bedding one‘day recently and picked
twelve quarts of blackberries, besides
walking live milesol’ the way. '
The employees of the Norwslk post-
oiliochavedecided to postpone their
proposed shore dinner at Gregory's
Point until some day next week. 1
R. H. Plaisted. the druggist. is quo-
ting special prices on stationery. Some
real bargains in paper and envelopes
are altered.
The New York Grocery company an
nuances a specialhale of burns. shoulders
and bacon for next Saturday. and for
Saturday only.
DauielLahoy has resigned his’posi.
tion at .T. C. Wilson d1 Co.'s shop and
returned to Danbury.
The prayer meeting at the Norwalk
Methodist church. tomorrow night, will
be led by John E. Jackson.
The Twin City Wheelrnen will have a
run. Sunday. to Coney Island. leaving
South Norwalk at 3:30 a. m.
St. Joseph's church will have its an
anal trolley ride tonight. starting from
Music Hall at 7 :30 o'clock.
The city's lire horse at Putnam hose
house is sick. and Dr. S. W. Schnppan
is attending him.
-—'l‘he finest and most popular lilo cigar
is t“? 11 Imperial Crown.
The Barbers‘ Union meeting, has been
posipmed until next Tuesday night at
Goa h‘ranke's shop.
The ()onwlirloterrrezl will give a11«
other excursion to Newport on August.
19.
Butler Lodge. 1. i). i). F.. will cooler
the that degree tonight.
Crazy liner Buns Amuclt.
Spokane. Wash, Aug. ll—~.ioi111
Thomas. a prospector from Fort Steele.
either crazed with liquor or laboring
under the delusion that he was being
persecuted. ran amuok and as aresult
two men are b-lievod to be mortally
Wounded and a man and a boy are scri-
iously injured.
The list of wounded is: John Thom-
as. ageddfmhot through the liver and
in the left shoulder; probably will die.
, Cleo Olsen. is. of ducks. probably
mortally wounded.
C. E. Davis. Spokane. shot 111 the loll
shoulder. iiesh wound
llav Jackson. aged ii. shot in the oil
wrist, linger. wounds slight
m.
whom Notes
Weather Burt 1111. blow Haven. August
ilufleavy rains have (alien on the south
Atlantic coast. lighter ones in the North
Atlantic and New England stairs and
bake region. and this morning showcry
weather prevails in all these sections
with clear weather elsewhere. '
The temperature continues
throughout.
t‘or this retitled the conditions lever
rain tonight and probably Thursday:
stationary temperature. southeast winds.
W... W
ftatiouary
Did Not find the l'risonsr.
WV“... x. 00. A“. l‘s"'1b. .0”
which stormed the Jail here last night
ici- itch Brsckstt. the negro who assault-
. ed list Kittie Henderson. remark-d in
tort-ins an entrance to the jail. but did
not dud the negro. it is believed he
has been concealed by the sharia. All
ctthsprlsoasrssscaped.
41-». «We...» H. MW... Wm
washed novices Mord.
law Yorh. has. ii-w'l'hs North Ger-
man Lloyd steam iiavelJihe the lit.
Paul. has upcrisnovd an unusually
Muscat-sad arrived at Plymth.
ilsglssd. at 0 o’clock last evening.
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Mittens“.
“so...
have
nonwomsmmum‘
torthe‘
cendiiicuiuwhhhhawasassuia’mn ,
gulp-or. muons. non-rum
‘crcsslrcru the sidewalk to the M'
inth‘sstreet.A1terahs-iet strugglehe .
mashinghsrprsvioas eastward record .
'byosshmsndtsaraiastss.‘
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Absolutely Pure.
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uliuese. 0‘ sdul
Inon ”Qumran Malian brands. teration corn
Benito Pcwnn 00,. [In York.
NORWAILK LIBRARY NOTEB-
Twenty-ilve Thousand Books Taken
Out During the Year.
In accordance with the suggestion cl
rectors oi the Norwalk Jiibthry have
made the age limit eight years. and the
little folks are much pleased to take
books in their own names.
The directors also made the rule that
persons living in the town. and. paying
taxes upon city property. shall have the
use of the library without paying a fee.
ed which does away with the use of a
card by book-takers. This is a'ncw in-
vention of Miss Browne, cataloguer at
the books. to make this possible. neces-
sitated the pasting in of pockets and
charging slip. and the ranking of a card
for each book. This was all done while
the regular work of the library went on.
It is a relief to book-takers to have no
card to be responsible for.
The eighteenth of July ended the
year since the library has been opened
under its present auspices. and the issue
of books reached 25,0011; the visits.
50,000. Nearly five hundred bucks. all
or which were badly needed. were
added. Each month from thirty to
sixty books are added. These are pineal
list of them is entered in the binder
marked “New Books." in dittonio
this the card-catalogue is k pt up to
date. The typewriter is used 1.3mm.-
production of all ihcsclirto and cats-
logues. which are always made in dupli-
cate. it is necessary to use care and
discretion in the purchase of books, but
whenever it is seen that :1 book is to be
much in‘ demand. it is at (vllt‘t' dupli-
voted.
At present the Merriam Ililikli 11nd
“Que \‘atlis" load in helium. Anmug
the most popular Works 111 orhcr classes
are ”Farilwst North," “Personal Lilo
of Queen malaria," third volume 11!
Justin .ilacarthy's "History oi liar Uwu
Times," “How to Listen to Music."
"Trooper Peter Iiuiirol oi Mathoua
Land." and "A Woman's Part in :1
Revolution."
Three notable hawks up 111 [mil 1 which
people enjoy rec-ling 111 succession. are
"011 the Face of tho “Know." “Tin-
fitory of the Indian Mutiny,” and
"Forty-1111“ Yours in India."
The top 1‘, "Tho Slcond Coming of
Jhrist,"isio be 11.1111111in again tins
evening its the gospel tent at iloil island.
Miss Woist's thoughts on this “donut.
given last Wednesday viii-mug, were re-
oeived with to much imoroat that itev.
Mr. James was asked to make it the
subject of tonight's mot-ting.
They say that in aier Mi in love with
his wife at iirst sight. i guess he did.
They met just after he had iinishml
se'viugssm member oi s11 auditing
committee that had been appointed to
es trains her lsther‘s accounts.
Sunday Lew
You must order your
Sunday Papers
in advance. to be delivered.
Prompt Doiivary.
Leave your orders for daily. Sou.
day and evening papers to
be delivered at your
house.
Bills Inserted in paper rec hundred.
OLKIII'I News Stand.
' . Hints eraser.
the librarian in the yearly report. .the di-‘
A charging system has been introduc- "
the Boston Athenauum. The work upon '
in the rack outside the railing. and a ‘
‘ Canned Peaches, (3.pouuds),..........................................10
Canned Apricbts, (3 pounds),.......................................~1..11
Tfillgkfootpum-o ruanuns-nouns"-sunnoon-arosusouulcper Sheet
EDWARD
Clearing Sale of
lawnmdiluities. lappets. orguudies. and other summer stocks. marked down to
10.15. 1'1de
5 SIZE"! BUILDING.
Very Successful
Waoh Suits
left; sizes
Straw litigate
K, ( is larshsli Street.
SOGIITV AND DALI.
c. 11. 111011 a to.
81 State street. New London
W
A HIE
Greater
Than Klondyitei
Why invest your mossy
where the returns risv
pend no chance? A
course 111 business or
shorthand in
Brown’ a
Business
' Gail ‘
close out quickly, Several lines marked down to,
”fill £31: waists havehsd the pruning knife at work. as the following prices
50c waists. now 25 cents
8] .00 “ " 60 cents
8|. 25wd150waists, Toccata
. 81 76 waists. 31.00
This is your great opportunity of the schism.
EDWARD STREET. '
that neck wear saIc.
another invoice received.
gcntlcmcn’s
Worth more than double that amount.
A few children‘s
that were 50c,7
The whomever co.
wasnh‘tovon 51:. SOUTH NORWALK.
. Loo? SHARP
“11911 you I111y._,v1.1111ot a price which
00111111011 sunset 0118 you is cost price
look into it 0.11 cl1111y-—“Thorc’ s a ucgto
in that Wendpile somewhere.”
There is a legitimate living profit tacked onto
everything we sell. else how couId we exist.
you pay 110111011: than you ought to, and get good,
clean grain and full weight.
Buy Onto That's cloan.
Manuel T. Hatch,
Branch Holman; Livery titanic.
f“
PRINTING.
AT THE .INTINIL OFFIOI
STREET1
Summer Goods I
11 8,10 and 12%cper yard. were
scswsir.‘eo1111_
_.,._.. 4
So much so that
Ladies’ and
bows and hes" .1c. 1013150.
3, iv, 5. just onc-baIf price.
-c
”It
,.$I 00, 1111' .35c.
Awe—JV
But
South Icrwsih
Till GOLUIIIA ,
ass-Loos
"PEWRITER‘.
Ernimlicaihogrmi (natures of the other
prominent Mixing machines; indeed. it
wnuiliel'innecrln' 'improvemenia‘ 'lln 11.
again. it "messes 1111111111111 r11 which the;
donut. nil writing in 1111111. immanent
11011111111111“ 11ml anloinuth itii'ullitiiliu at
"will
Test it inlet-11"?" purchase. 'l‘riai lrcr
The “notice! it 1e uses two.
1‘ monitor auppiim oi all kinds. new
live 11 and typewriter cabinets. iipeciai
price on typewriter paper for the out ten
days. head for catalogue and price lists
General Agents Tor coca.
jyrs 5111
31111:“ 13111111” in Block island. amend 010.
Way wrought "0'111'
May its to AnnaA bliss
gays.” sly W ”J nuts, it. "Hit
all.” little. July 69.71%“
inlay “We.“ Thousand
.17,“ Mil
‘11.“
‘ Washington street.
" mmammwcmmumm We”
To Trap and
Other ‘
Shooters i
Guantanamo-
The U. M. C. “A” was
once a famous load with
yea; it is justasgood or bet-
ter today than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by, buying it
from us at, 30c per box 3’
Remember the place, 112
Practical lliiits
about clothing are al
in order. Suggestions
for. nothing, though, ,
carried out.» Our. stock
summer clothing is a. Ii,»
1 . in itself; so arranged *- i
won’t take you live
to gain a large smouu .
valuable information. '
can take the infants.
with you, too, on very
terms. It pays to dress
especially when it can :
done under favorable ‘
conditions. There’ s m
in every pocket- of a germciih'
’sold by us. Several broken:
lots of men’s suits, $7. 50
were 10 and 12 dollars. I
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
Gemstock, Watkins
81 ' Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
DORLOII I'IOUSE,
Gregory’ 3 Point. So. lorwa i1.
L It. sflLLIVAN. Pmpriet..-r and Manager
Terms unbi
to...“ mi” .... o... we...
ran V
11 11..t51‘1'"11."'11.lm ‘ 7'
UNSURPARSED RHODE
cases “canons his” 01.111 1
131195111
voc car-r cc ssrrrs
Theaters-lourOrderstur ;
Print-
ing!
At eh. Iontinol
Leaders!
For this week will be' outermost
nary interesting .1111] of extraordi-
nary value. .
UMBRELLAS a.
are just now in great demand and
1» we offer you an opportunity at
the right time to purchased”
value at $1. 3.1. We are also clos-
ing our Imc of spring tronsering‘s '
at :5 to order; former values 86,
7, .
Open every evening until 9 o‘clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothier, Butter and Furniahcr,
lshashsws iietai Iissh. teeth let-elk
Ii
‘ Have You Look“! .
'rhmaghourstoekollmeer? it usritsycur mural turnstiles M4
meshed Inca tepanlsh themselves. Weariaahsdsisiss is trinity ”
cry. It'sllhguin‘ulsmmwwwm a pair or our ass
munialthsuamaadusstmmeaassdhyhdm
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an “WW
«some.
Norwalk Chronicler