7 11 degrees lower,
than. M9,, and
rent, tor mak-
all grocers.
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add in
Nor- 7
7 9‘ ‘wiii‘ Iiiét'nll odicer‘e
rroW Relreuhments will
use joyed 77117 ‘
Th Sciut Nor uracil: Quartett Club
held, a good rehearsal last .139. In
deiuiauiit Hall.‘
was»
Ai‘ter s' brle'i vacation. Irving Wilmot
has re d, hits duties In the hat tac-
- Kitapp.
_ to, beidil u
rhhmsi st 10 ruins
sit-gait; is being rilpipcd and renovated
W...
NMr‘u L.' iiiW l and son. of 'l‘ro ,
N. 1., Jill!“ qmtulngd horde from unit
with Mill. A Ghihhe'ry and Mill.
'Hehry‘ Maillot .
wold Favorite Fleur. etc has: it 99
991.: ill? I). mean ace. ,7; .7. ..
The first game of the Amateur Len
sue curled, will be played on Decker
Fiéid, Saturday alter-noon.- and It is pos- .
slbl‘ei that the ll. a (ill will play the
Shinto
Councilman C. B. Stevens has as-
cured at position In L. M. Wright’s mar-
hell i ,W iWeahlngtou street. Ben—
Jailiitt $1‘ii fiend has resigned his posi-
tion in the market.
Arthur Warren. an employee 01 the
Connecticut Railway dz Lighting com-
pony, at Water ury was overcome by
the hunt ‘y'este dy while at work on a
trolley Wit-9.1!“! condition is serious.
The will be” seem to be getting
into good bseoball term again. They-
certolniy had on their batting clothes
SQturddy. dudi‘ ed In a number of
nuts, . , ‘ ago they were con-
wg . batteris In town.
11: Tuav oioIi'T wtloH THREE
to eight ounces more to the pint. De-
vod'il Glued Wage Paint would war
no longer tbsncothers.
Extra welght°
mean shedylor body—counts thicker:
wears longer.
kid's 8c Dew;
Prowitt.
Sold by Comatock, Wat-
i1. E. Gowhdm and,’ J. 'r
7. 9 rod .‘li ii
Silii‘siy’iog an '
Appetite" ‘7
is not accotuplillied by hiiorlor
food. The hint. and the best only,
utisiy hunger—builds up the tie-
7 {drilling a dollhhttol hour and a halt
7dlstrlct at Stamford, which includes
‘ held at Gregory's Point;
There will be a ball game between the 7
‘ 1k ill in A Wife” 0"
.w a up a re erase
third in hilarity In" the near luture. ~
St inford Telegram.
W
other details a stewedore. was or
come by the heat In Bridgeport yes
terday afternoon ‘wbil9‘ quadlug lum-
her. from 9 veiled. 7 i; 7
1 Courtloudtid. Rhodes of Boston, who
has heed the guest at his parents. Mr
and Mrs. William Hilsdon. in South
Norwalh, hits returned to his home. ,7.
«M- ‘
Fred Field will load the Band mesh
in: at the Springdsle Camp booting
Friday evening and a number ot‘7 the
llf‘orwulh brethren will no down with
111
W
it Norweik girl 9 threw her shoe
at a cat and hit a “ urglar” who‘ turn-
ed out to be the new star boarder
Great things happen in Norwalk. «-
Bridgeport Post.
The H9191 Book or Connecticut Aim-i
dulture. perpsr'ed by ‘1‘... ol‘ ‘
as at Cornwall s9oretcizy or. the stated
he rd or uhrtctllture has reached“ our
liable. it is by far the most Interest
lag document ever issued by the de-
partment.
The Sunday school or the Norwich:
Congregational church is arranging for
3:7; august (alright: if! wilxl,i banal}? agri-
9379 9y eel-en on or e u
Th9 trip 911799 r‘h’a’de, by gridlley. sl-
I
ride from Norwal It.
—The
Grounds will be mdiicohllaued until tail.
‘Mis'o Hiram.— W. Gorha‘iu started for 2
Dayton, Ohio, this morning, to visit
relatives and friends. Returning she
will visit the exposition, and Niagara
Falls and other places on the route. >
Mrs. Gerhard expects to be gone two .
or three months; ‘
Ponassus Council, Royal Arcanum
held a. very enthusiastic meeting last
night and gave a warm welcome to
District Deputy, Grand Regent Arthur
E. Clark, of New Haven. who gave
a very Interesting talk on Arcanum
matters. . . ‘
u.
Fred Therlault. oi Norwalk toll
while at his work in the shop or the
Lockwood Maoutaotu‘r‘ing company
y99terday'. and caught his left hand In
an iron block in such a way that It
was badly lacerated across the palm.
lit. That-innit was taken to the ethos
olDr. F. I. Burnell In South Main
street, where the wound was dressed.
~0ur7 Eavorite' Flour. 53c has; $4. 25
bbl. F; D. wwt‘ou a Go.
The annual olambnlle or the agents
and superintendents ot the Metropolis 7
tan Lite insurance company for the
Saturday tens at the Golf 7,
illiill Railway
y.d
Plain and today white pious—40c: yd
MEN’S admonition.
Ali-silk counties, every shape and
colowlilo. 7
Illumintlr underwear.
momma.
Sampler suspenders, usually 26o—-u
do, 3 for 25¢.
regular 60c
7 one 9‘ duo auctioneer.
A lot or 600 paper books by such our '
them up Morriluau, Stephens. CorelII, '
otton. worth Silo and silo-7.1%,
atom he.
"i’risouer of hands" and 77mm.
nor an Theron Ward" in headrests
cloth blhdi
VA to blei‘ul I books or history. ad
but) poetryvi—ziic. ‘
am woven paper. reg-
oust duslity~lec. Envelopes to
triatch ac p‘lt'g 7
t
omens hole thread vestll. not a}. .
meld outta; hate, with still crowiis
in silk embroidery worth
2-7999 ‘
shapes.
sworth
'Bluecllsme ”Automatic? Cabinet oil-
stovos, the“ best made and the stoves
or which hundreds have been sold by
idiom” dimmer, regular """ 37 26w
‘ Handsome parlor lamps, decorated.
.centroidratt. regular M and amass .p
Decorated toilet sets with jar—42. 50.
”Fancy pictures worth 3,99 and iiOc-~
c.
The Rowland Dry Goods Co.
l
urticaria" Coon.
i
JACOB RUBBER
is i: 7h
‘ 33 South Main
and' m a first-close manner.
. f. 7
For quotations inouire at any time
The kitchen '5 clean and cool 'lbhm you
Use . a
Gun 7 Range
The rats! of ill: house {scoi'cnlays com-
fortable. That's became
THE our IS coycrmsm) 7 7
- I
just where needed. and can be
Turned off at a moment's
‘ notice.
Do Not Delay
Bui tall at our offidt
and select a range.
& lighting in;
South‘ Norwalk ondlareenwlclx. will be
August 1.
South Norwalk and the Stamiord and
Greonwloh aggnts. 7*
A me tin at the president and direc-
this otqth: East era Ebeebali Leanne
was held iii the, Allyn
yes y at terti
wei‘orgmiii dent P. 'i‘..' Were
it h to . hard, at
filmy, :IPPrkvidencs and
cestcfioxco
route
modest Franklin. o! the some club, :
1':st re recanted
'7 from who " diatom
Batu r ’9 game at Pt-oliit‘icgnce. b'ut
eptou continue! ilo‘ 1‘
upwind. Who .31“ we‘ It
rolled to ilhow up.
onset-lo iord. ,
time it 7
actors Sobmt Hartford. Hiitgins or‘
yroouse Mar» 7,
gu‘rleyml Won 7‘
cub. in use 9 hence of 7
- around the town post.
‘ right off.
1 until next Tuesday.
‘ Matthew has the ulgnery out of the
or” marital
"79ml.
am his home
7 W
COURT UNDER TREES.
9.19.99. Ruilmen Held a Section and
Hints About Potato Crops.
Justice John 8 Pullman journeyed
to Eastou yeeterday to sit in trial
on cheddar Matthew Beharltn. who
7w” thawed With maintaining a pig»
"g‘er‘y- on the blinks or a stream which
led water to the reschdlr oi‘ the
Bridgeport Hydraulic Gompmly.
The justice was accompanied b
County Health Dinner Goolge E Hll,
_ who conducted the case tor the state.
3 it was pretty but up around Illusion
and so the court decided to sit in sol-
emn oonolave under the old trees
A good sise'd
crowd gathered to hear what was
done with the delinquent
’ Mr. Beharka I9 a native of Germany
and he cannot speak very good Eug-
‘ dltih‘ but he was delighted when be
“round that Iliafliealned issues could
dlueourse with him as freely as his
own family.
7 Mrs. Behnrlia got the Iostlce's car
In short order and altered several sug-
gestions. She said her husband would
plead guilty It they would give him
time to pay his line.
“What i want.” she said. in the
' language the can speak and which
the justice understands. “is that you
due my husband and then let him so
until next fall. When he sells the po-
‘ :tatoe‘s he will pay the has."
This did not strike the Justice favor.
ably. so he interned Mrs. Beharka to
. that client. Potato crops are uncertain.
Then the good wife begged that they
be given two weeks to pay the line as
by that time she, would have some
money from her boy in Norwalk. out
the justice would not promise and the
., .trlttl went on.
‘ Matthew was ready to plead guilty
He had had enough experi-
shoes with the oilicisis and he wanted
to get out oi the trouble as duldlcly as
nospible. He promised to remove the
niggery as soon ‘n‘s possible.
Justice Pullman continued the case
At that time it
way he will be lined $1 and costs but
he will have to pay before the potato
crop is harvestedw
REPORTS DIFFER.
w
Coroner Doten Wattle to Know of
Death of Charles Wheeler.
-. . Coroner G. A.- Dutch has been In-
. formed of the ilndlng of the body of
7 Charles Wheeler. a resident or Coley-
town district, Westport. by the road-
,7 side about a mile and a halt tram the
‘ bottle of the unfortunate man. 871111-
do: Mention. Wh ier was about so
(“fi' 9 not ve ot illusion and:
my K.Wheelsr, or that
place. but for the past tow ears had
With in tires In
on tport .
99mm body was is...“ by rm
to Welcb. a Westport tamer, who,
t w the home wondering about
9
THORPE SUBS FOR LIBEL.
Falrileld Citizen Brings
Against Business Men.
Action
by D Sherwood Thames. 0! Falrdeld
against 27 01' the best known merchant
yesterday by Sherllt '1‘. F. Cunningham
on- Horace l1. Jackson. president of
the Bridgeport Business Mon 9 associ-
ation
The detendauts In the action are
President Jackson Frederick E Silli-
mnn. directors oi the association; Bus.
cell '1‘. Whiting, Joseph Torrey, Mich-
ael Resting, John B. Sullivan Malcolm
ards. Edward L Graves. Edward P
Gregory, John Rock, Arthur J Gable,
Cahrlee P. (loo. Charles B. Bucking-
ham, 090ng Kingston, John 8 Atklu
eon, Frederick C Burroughs, Moses
W Manwarlug. Dow R Beebe, Char
,ies L.77 Gaylord, John F. Keane, lilti-
wo’rd E Chalice, all or Dridgcport;
Gear 9 Flatt, of suinol‘d; George W.
Fairc lid of Strattord; and Charles 0.
Jeliliie, of Southport.
Attorney Daniel Davenport is coun-
sel for tho pluiutllf, Who sues for $5, 000
for the damage done to his reputation
by the placing or his name on an al
leged blacklist by the Business Men’ 9
association. An injunction restrain
lug the delendante from a continuance
of the action Is also asked for.
The trouble has grown out or
Thorpe s relusal to pay a bill of 837 31
sent him by Sililmnn 8: Godfrey. for
work and materials furnished in Jan-
bury. 1898. Thorpe denied that he had
‘coutraeted the blli.1u1d when he would
not pay It Ills name was entered on
a list to be sent as a warning to other
associations.
This plan was
time ago for the protection of business
men in different parts of the country
Thorpe claims. however. that his
name was unjustly entered on the list,
that he owes no bills. and that he has
cultured loss by the Injury to his repu-
' iatlon. ,
The case is returnable to the su-
perior court In September. Attorney
ness Mon' 9 association but it Is pro I:
able that the several defendants wIl
in addition secure their own attorneys
to light the case. .. ,
SEVERE SNEEZING SPELL.
It Broke on Antery and Nearly 'Klllod
Young Smith
John D Smith a railroad operator
employed at Southport in a signal tow-
(or by the N. Y. N. 11.9 1!. Railroad
company.
meaning 11 Ill: since last Thursday
which pron need hemorrhageu
one time oudhncered his his.
at work in the signal tower Thursday
he was suddenly attacked with 9 via
lent spell of sneezing which wait fol
lowed by the bursting or a blood vessel
In his head. Bolero medical attend-
sage reached him he lost a large noun-
of
There has been a report
'uuchMEB m... w re.
,9. seioct trout and priccs lower than;,.7
“ 7 1YOU’vdl ever paid for like qualities.
- ox blood or lav tiller.
sleeves. $1 25,.
sale price, 39c pair.
A suit for libel has been instituted
'1‘. Kerr. James Roy. Charles D Rich- '
inaugurated EOMQ 7
Carl Foster is counsel for the Dual 7
has been cluttering with:
"Willi: ‘.
prevalept ih "
. southpaw that smith ilgured it it- ‘
‘ Hundreds otthese; dozens ct styles .1
Ladieo shirt waists in porcslo or
,9luilham stripes, plain or ruched trout.“ ,. ‘ ‘
bishop sleeves. 500.
Ladies‘ ‘ul‘tlrt waists iii languid, 77
bialn or stiipped, hemetitched front.
tucked back bishop sleeves, $17. ,
Ladies’ sailor collar waists In blue.
white pique - e
itemisgéte andp one trimming on coi- 7 7
r. , . 7. .
Lediés’ white lawn shirt Waista ,7
tucked Illicit, iaucy trimming on [17011977 7
soil, culls. linen collar; 509.7
Ladies' white “Flown shirt waists.
tucked or embroidery trimmings. solt‘?
calla debits, ‘7
Ls Ie' white 'lawn sailor collar”
Whittle, 11.99-th on collar; inc and 77
chemisette,‘ fancy collar, his op
special 10c; i
Men's line i l
blitck senile.
80MB SUMMER CORSET NEWS.
Bunimer corset seasoh 19 here:
summer corsets are also here; the pro
right lilting sorts. much comfort
iiimiaot and at little cost. .
m“8now Queen." superior quality not .7
line satin stripping, lace trimmed top.
mer wear. 2511 no!
,MeQ’s lilac . 7.
Bummer corsets in plain and randy ‘7
nets, lace trimmed top d bottom,
long and medium lengths,
Batiste corset, straight front, trini-
med top and bottom with lace and
drawing ribbon regular price 750; ope.
9191.509
Empire corsets In Coutille and not,
lace trimmed, 500.
Thomson 9 giovo fitting summer cor»
sets straight front“; ‘3! .09.
Baltic-rte corsets in dihereii‘t lengths.
straight front. :1. 00.
M 79 latest revel?
tour-in hand ties. {iii
Mon’ 9 but will 7
and colorless, 259 he
114 Washl‘il’gion Street. South '
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Francis 3,"
You’re Warm
Enough
Dressed as “thinlu as DO
satisfactoru in eyeiu respect a, *7
and to secure: .
The results of our efforts 97
inc SaliSIaclom. We are sell
siderable Undergarments.
‘1
. q H.
., 3*
Shaw Hats, as field as, is
with durablliill
Norwalk Chronicler