us 11 is 111111 Day
SPECIALS:
.WHITE WAISTS
Samples of 1901.
naps; slightly soiled.
cec decidedly crushed.
I COLORED WAISTS.
Styles of 1901.
Styles ‘rgeo.
r‘Price 75.Ccnts.
H13, Hieronv or Funmrunc‘ 11111.1.
“N POB'B’IBLE to 1519111119 creator values
1:1 those weekn‘ orrhcord breaking Iin’i‘auiuil at
11111111" 11. Every piece repreéentu‘vnuh
too over before. There prieoiv minke com
1111-: .11. 3. 1191111111 .11 co. 9 n o 111in 911190.
X'lr‘or Quito, extremely athletic 1191131111
1391141110111 Quito. well made and finished.
' for": 3813.150 Couch ct beet niutorinl .
for It. Ghixoulor. (I. 0. Touch finish. ,.
11111191191911. 4 . “ ‘
“4:80 for so iron Bed, with brim ton relic.
(or 311) Iii-9111191. with French bevel 3111111.
.98 for 32 159 ling-w 1111119119 and Smyrna.
11119191311 narration innov ryitltiut. with. price» nimply un~rl
(311-1:
WATER FILTERS
he months 91 Julv and August our stores will close...
every eveningr except Mondays and Saturdays.
S STURTEVANT
booth Norwaik. Ct.
SPECIALS:
m
2 51CENTS
Boy' '8, 12% to 14; Men’s 14%
to 17.
i.
MADRAS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
39 CENTS.
Regular Pgicé so Cents.
SUMMER WASH GOODS
AT 7'CENTSL
Values I0 Cents end rel/z Cents.
EXTRA VALUES IN RUGS.
75' CENTS.
Size 30 it 60.
BARGAINS IN OTHER ITEMS.
hot-
With prices not so low. it in
1191111 1111111 ct tit
‘ the
SUMMER NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
3 .
New York. ,Nhl'v on w H 0'
railroad coin any, will be practically
completed. The irhmewark was wéll
advanced lent We 11
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916191.11 in 300 Net'ions s.
nucity is 10 000 tone, find the Ice 91:11:13,
‘ obtain 1111 f no
'1 Int ridicules:
calling for ht tlon during transit in
being cent iron} ”they at 111 oycr the
Shinto 111ng ‘ 11.11.1159 proper
till is 1111111111 91111911511 the. new deal
11 ex'noi't {rhight' is taken hum
York to Boston by roll instead of
londotl‘ 99‘ vessels J11 New York
harbor.
Fix-Governor 1191111 A Cooke, Rufuo
611111111 .Dnvid Strong and Winfield
. are the Wluetcd stock
rpt: 11 the new coincphy that has
raid to complete the Connoctl
out, ru’n anlilyil'le Springfield
9119.199 by 1111111111111: around the
until no n1111-111. E11111 annby. This
is said to, have ample
911111111 11'1" command and In said to
igtend to' begin the work at once. it
hold 9 contrrt'cth will be 1111‘ four
milé sect 9118. 1'19 that the four and one
half mile stretch will be completed
much econcr than it the whole was giv
ch in one contract It is expected that
tile rnilroa‘d' will he in olicyntiou by 06
‘v'ob9r. N9 d9li1y ls cxpectc to be
canned by the rnilroad comm 1119911911-
or courts. on the 10911 is to I19 built by
an entirely inducement cornpzuty lrorn
ligattlbrd' and Gonocticut Western
or central New England and can go
ahead and construct the line undm the
law‘ no it in. us the company already
owns the entire right of way. The
cu‘pltal is said to be owned entirely by
Connecticut people.
CHAIRMAN MILLKER 9011319 To
ALASK
Cllll‘AGO July 20—~A special to the
Tribune from Milwuu '99 says: Ros
well Miller chub-mun of 11111 91191111th11
board of tho Milwaukee road puusod
through horn Friday on his wuy to
Alaska. it is said Mr. Miller is mak-
ing the trip in search of rest and
health From sour-con incloeo touch
with the interests bf the road it is also
said the trip is being made for the
purpose of thoroughly informing him-
self as to the orecont magnitude and
future possibilities from a ti ansporta
tlon standpoint. of the Northwest and
Alaskan possessions and the exact
condition at the new lines of fast
steamships to the Orient.
SIXTEEN SHIPWREO‘KED SAILORS.
. . .
Were Members of the Crew of the
Bark‘ aaluenn.
SEATTLE, Wash” July 20~Smecn
shipwrecked Whalers linvé arrived in
Seattle. on the steamer Valencia. They
are members of the crew of the wreck-
cd whaling bark 13111119911. which struck
ashore Most of these stayed at Nome,
Alexander. 91 shipped on other vessels.
Vitt and returned to Scotti c.
Bolero leaving 81. Lowrance. the
or. was set anre and burned.
111515111ch TRIED FOR MURDER.
W
Accuccd of Killing Louie Burum, His
Combanlon. in the Klondike.
haired.
line]! in his blind to a grove affair. tint!
REAL ESTATE SUMMARY.
NEW HAVEN. July 20. u—Tho nutu
Dunbu'rr, .1 .
111911-1130
lo’y
It'l'tllrondW will occult.“
sion of the..l‘lnd
91.11.111.111
eYIil
Q0
intent 111i .9 -
11
1.111511. freight '
a roof on St. Lawrence Island, on the
night of Julie 7 Of this crew there
were 43 in all when the Balaeun went
where they were token by the whaler
Sixteen stayed with Chpt‘nin George Ln-
Dal—
'aena. which had nearly tilled with wat-
SEATTLE; WashC.’ July 20~Philip
Dietrich. eighty years of one In to he
tried at" Numc. for the murder of Louie
But-uh; ht Holy (31999 Mission, on the
lower Yukon. on April 3, lhnt. The old ,
man’n two cans are the chief witnesses ‘
for the picstcutio’h‘. All parties are tit
Nome. Dietrich is tlcc'ropld and while
it is said that the long 11111111
and tho theory country mode mm
broad until a smell quarrel mmme’n
he utolc up behind his Victim and uho't
. hin‘inthrongh the brick of the 111119 with ,
, a r e
mu'l‘y at the Commercial Record for the
current week molten the follculng;
“31.111111111111111 111111 .
. Vin hollowed by
290‘ “the not‘éu‘ 19111111111111.1111 tho 91199111 9
‘ Mr. paid but the 11111119111
voodoo
1 t‘ihre
'1, 91:?“ 119911 innit-goo othiit
outwith: tiI tho lhto Mr:
0,161; _
:ohowlng: 1:
Salon Mot-ts 11'
New Haven, 23
West Haven. ill 0 31
Hartford 33.
BridltniiOrt. 6‘
Waterbury. ll.
Merido'n. 8 .-
New Britain. ‘ 1‘1,
orwlch. ‘ 4
New London ._ d
Mllldlotown. 6 .
Nor-walk, v
coon: to‘ct‘l'mti to
11ml 1; urinary dinlcuily with continent
in the kidney 15511111151... it annoyed
1119 at my work during the tiny—«very
often at night. 111111 in pint-e of getting
out of bed in tho owl-hinge relieeheo
- and lit tor a. day’ 13 work I. won iriltublc ,
and week. I obtained Dean'n Kidney
Bills 111. Plnlutcd’e drug store, to see it
they would help me. They did. They
cove the 9111119 191191."
For attic by all dealers: price 50
cents a hex. Foster-Milburn (39., But-
falo. N. Y.. sole agents [or the United
States.
Remember the nome—Doen‘swnud'
take no other.
" VALUABLE RELIC.
Peculiar Work of Art Presented to
State Historical Society.
A smell picture on ivory, hot mere
than four inches square, which has 112- '
coutly been presented to the Conncctl‘
cut Historical Society. at Hartford. has
a value which is a bit artistic. and in
wholly unique in its construction. it
is a landscape made entlicly of human
hair chopped lino. the colors being the
natural color or the hair, curotully ‘
placed so as to give the appearance of "
a small oil painting. The scene rep-
resents a man fishing oil a rustic
bridge. the strong running in a torrent
below while the background in. made}
up of mountains and trees. and the
foreground lepresentu 11 held in" which
:horo are daisies.“ and duudclions grow
n
The mutt-1 lain with which the luud~
111-11119 was made are also included in
the gilt and they consist of 11 small
chopping knife. with a blade less than
an inch and 1; hell long. several email
tools and packages of hair the hair
with two exceptions having been 1.11};-
on from the locks of the members of
the Bur-gene In ily The exceptions
are thnt the will effect in the picture
in from the bait of Samuel N'ott. of
Franklin. brothel of Dr. Elipbulct Notl
and the red cost of the 1111111 fishing.
which was provided by. the auburn
locks of a Miss Yates.
This work of art, peculiar to the time
in which it was made. acme fifty years
ago, was mode by Ellen Burgess. the
daughter of Dr. Chauncey Burgess. of
Nerwich,11nd was given to her niece.
Miss Ida shallot-d, daughter of Mr.
Marvin Spafford a fort-11191 Windham
’mhn Miss Spoiler-d died in Windham
last winter. and among the relics left
by her was this picture. with 11 ver—
bal request of her heirs. Mrs. Thompson
and M111. Lee. of 'l‘itunvlllc. P11. that It
be deposited by them in the historical
societys keeping. The Shaffer-d fam-
ily. which is interested in this picture
was in its day one of the bent known
families of Windham. living in South
Windham. a carrying on large in-
terests, Jesse Spaffo‘rd. the practical
founder of the family and its fortuneh.
being the wealthiest men of his time in
that section of the state.
-———.~..._..._.~
NOTES TURN UP AGAIN. ‘
Found Among Papers 0"} Late Michael
H. Bracken of Fob-field.
There is conaidoiublo uncanlnc
roll. among a number of. bunlnenu‘ mm
in Briilgonori and F1111 field as u rcauIt
of the sole of the hook u'cco'uuts and
effects of the into M H Bracken, of
Fitirilcld.
It appears that all these personal
effects‘ come hito tho." posneseion of
William Fer-11111111111 of this city who
bought the hook accounts of the do
ceased. In examining the puncre or
Mr Bruckon the nu'rchunor ‘Iound
lot of notes of well known F‘u‘lrilclg
$100 to 31.0 0'00.
of bunt men and rhuid‘onts of Full
hold 9 nl'wuy‘n h'ud ready money and
it in said when a man wanted 3100 no
1191191117 vieitod‘ Mr Bracken to:- it and
fibre hie riote in return: Amoni't the
oath: 9619111911. ol‘qev‘orel'tweii know
residentii of lrnirflblli‘ who new no-
911119.191: 11191191 01191!“ have been full
will“ It number 0
11111111111111 wait»
hod' court
03 wore III
1119‘. timer-ed ninth ~
on 11111191111111.1191:
them i _
were 91111111111111 yesterday
chirc 9111111... 11119 examined 11111119911.
'cabinci it
cuts
recidcnts for various amounts from.
The late Mr. Bracken wan really 11
“banker in a small way lor a number
”homo tin-111 one ,1;
1"Which you vicinity
nit cl umé
gnome“ of 1h (
torch all the 111119 or 11111 I
liracken and all . _ .
11191911111111.2111 ' ‘ ‘
11119111111 or the 99119
asst-9.1.1 in IN:
1..)
0911-
19111111191! iio'iv outraged
otwogn the
tin-15$“ 111111 etc-
bi0n victim-11111 'pnd 1;} . the radius of
curved ‘ono firth or 11191111199. Thin
work in nooenecry in order to deter-
mine wtgetbcr therefiru any 99:11:11 on
the eye in w bomb 9 urea 0 1111111
11919111 1191;991:1911 phat 1.99 119119 to
th 11 tta'ck's or church too short to p91
mit of the cafe 911981111 01' any out
that the uotnunnyunny receive. Meet
at the 111111119911 thut Will be round nee-
enemy will he on the hotelier lines that 1
have been oh so bed by th 9 company
within the pan or: yours The tracke
and bridges inclu 911 in. that putt ot‘ the
New Haven. term 1111i was of the depot
be hark-
T'hc 11191191111113 oiipnrot'uu is crocte'd on
on ordinnry lint, car on. whole. to those
who 999 it tor the brot' time and are
.unuwaro '91 what it is used 10151011111 .
inn an object or cohe'l‘dhroblo curiosity.
General Manager Logan, or the (lion
tral Vermont and Grand Trunk Iluoe.
held 11 90111917911129 at new London this
week with 11‘ numii‘ci of city officials
and business men, regarding the pro
hosed orch-11011; at New Londoner a
,lu'ige elevator for the export grain
trade
Mr Logan eluted that the roads 111919
11191111111111 to erect an elevator costing
)out 3409.090 and to mini; main from
the northwest to this port lei foreign
Shipment the offer being made condl
tiouul upon the city‘ a aboliShlng three
niudo crossings by the erection of
bridges.
A special meeting of tho Aldermen
has been called to consider the prop
‘osi tlon.
According to 11 story slatted some
time ago and new again said to be our
mat in New York railroad and fiuunc-
lnl circles. Duulol Lamont former sec-
retary of war. will become president
lot the Northern Pacific railway early
in dugout. unless James J Hill chang-
on his phi'us within the next two weeks
'1rll‘.HIlI.lrl vice president of the com
puny with headquarters In New York
in Modeling Mr. Lamont the prcsi
doucy, Mt.1lilll is said to be redcmm
log a promise made to Mr. Lamont in
1897 which was then double to keep
thn. r, Lamont left the Cleveland
as with the promise of Mr
Hill given some time before the Clove-
land' administration (dost-d that he
should be made president of the North-
ern l’uciliv. [it that time Mr. Hill on
pooled he would be able to keep the
promise Mi', Hill's plans. to his 11nd
M1. anont'o great disappointment.
u'eie frustrated by the Milken intox-
Today Mr Hill is in control of
the road and is sold to have forced
the retirement oi! President Mellon.
1,991: new FEET.
Man Injured by Train Near Southport
Yesterday Morning.
The. ambulance was called to Bridge
port depot- yohtcrdny morning at 5
o ’ciock to meet u train that brought a
man who nut-o his unme as Mulm
Springer of 611 13-1111 ‘st‘rcot. Now
York;1vho had been run‘ over by a train
The mini was picked up near Southport
where he won seen lying along the
trucks. He was unconscious at the
limo. His left foot bud been covered
from the log Just above the ankle.
Upon the arrival of the train the in-
jured man Was trunnferréd to the
Bridgeport hospital with all possible
haste.
The doctors at the institution ampu-
tuiod the ruthuining countered Ion lust
below the knee Just how the accident
occurred Is not known 1111 yet owing to
the condition of the man who can not
119‘ excited“; 'It in thought thut he was
iIlIIIll: on :1 freight train or else was
walking the trucks and did not hci'lr
the unploach of another train. inquiry
at the hospital revealed the fact. that
the mun who routing comfortably and
.111 out bench at his rcoov ry n19 outer
taincd by the atondlns o rslciaus.
TRAMP Doc unceoso.
*‘ ~ for Ten Dayo.
The Hartford (lourunt guys that the
dog which followed cure to New llrlt- . ,
11111 and Pluin‘viile twice. and also 11 r11
to 1311 ”residue refrains: back to Hartford
““1 than; alto mudonr. wt 9 11:19:11
cougit‘ o i y you r by more 113, a or
it had continued to follow the cure for
nearly téu 91:11:11 19111 nidg'iitn ego Po‘
lichihnn wol‘tu‘or 111131161119
cdndu’ctere to loose 1119111
til on.
71119111 I unlock y‘e‘n'ter
1 morning,
the trolley 13 mpniiyu rhpnlr w
on out. The lid
nlmni“ to 1119: police sic
1311.111 niao'lh
crib; and
he
‘ v n 1191119 hill
Migraine 911.91%; ll
will;a l11 fpectigélyl constriéoted ear in 1111- ‘
Hour 11 us cl l'elm, is
2211111111: 111111 river-i1 @3119
1-111 Hes Been Followingu‘rrolley Carey
19 horde of
8
()l‘lido'r Welthor found the. dill; tied to
1101119 work on Mule
man 91.111911111111111
conductor had included it early in the
at o ‘it 11911 9111191119 hit; our.
then called the patrol wagon
'91} Hit
ti 1mm! i 11193199111? ~
11111? view null.
FOR} SHIRT WAISTEI
1 Light Ounihrlo. .51: yd. Lenox intuit). .
Yard Wino Percale; ’ se'yd. Corded Datleto.
. . Flue gingiinm. ' ' lilo 3111. Dlmlty Mil
’ 99-19911 Mlldl'lth, 12,111: yd. 941111191111»
.Cofllod.'zt:vhl'lii. lilo yd, Swish Muelin,‘ "‘
French Gambrie. 159 yd. irish Dimityfi.
Scotch (1111111111111. me ya. Luce zophyrau
French Orepon, lilo yd. Impurtc‘d Swine, ‘
German Linen, ' 250 yd. Silk Batista. , . ,
17911991111111 suture. r911 9941-1119. no we. ‘ ‘ ‘
Plaid Buck Cheviot. 119 yd. Plain 'C'hambra'y, ’ 2 12159111.
Burunoch Linen. 1319,11 yd. Twillcd Quinton. , ' v , 15¢ l’il
l’lnlu Cheviot, 1211.9 yd. Cheviot Twine. , ‘ . 159 yd.
Quinton Cloth. 159 yd. Stripcd Chnmbruy, ‘ 1'00 11,11-
Linen Crzfnh, 171: yd. Granite Suiting .. ~ in: rd-
F‘lgured Pique, 259 yd. Scotch Chnmhiay, ‘ 1251; yd-
Shrunk Linen. 251.- yd. ; Morccrlzcd Dengue. [‘291: yd.
N 0 1' E S 1' 1
AN " ACCUMLJ‘LA'I‘K)N of ANCHOR HOSE fl SUP-
odd lots of 25c Tooth Brushes
PORTER is easilyja'idjusted
has been cut in half in the '
to the front of any.:§i.yle of
‘mnttcr 0' price, to make Corset. Wehavciti‘li‘niicol—
room. . .
urs. Price
12%1: each. P .
izumssw NOTE PA— 25c am
i'le. kit] I‘llllSIl, Douglass “REGAL ilRACES," made
size NOW Paper I“ quire light in weight for Summer
boxes with Envelopes. The ,,‘ . . .. ii _ br‘t til i; 11
words “Bridgeport, Conn." “'3" "L " y'b‘ . 2" yo
handsomely embossed on can get for “1“” WWW“
each sheet. _
251: Part.
25911011. 5 A'
, I - . AS"_".'
11115114111 Hose sur- LO‘ 5'1 091‘ new
ls’ilii'l‘ER is famous for giv- '01 prim! at soc each has
“Ill “‘0 figure 0‘ IIS wearers just been placed on sale. Of
the erect . mccful 1018c. . ‘
known a's gthe “Sti'aiglit course they are stylish, of
Front." \ course washable, of course
601: pair. you will my one?
flirt”
in f a:
emu M. 1112109
SHOE SAL
AT OLSEN’S SOUTH NORWALK STORE.
BIG ilil'i‘ ill . RIlSSlil‘ SHOES; IiIID OXEOII‘DS.
500 pair Men‘ s Russ'ia and Patent Leather Oxfords at about
one-half price 98c. $I48. SI. 98 and $2 .48.
300 pair Women‘s Russia and Black Oxiords. heavy and
light weight. $2.1M) value, 111 Si 00 and SI 29.
OLSEN’
SOUTH. NORWALK CONN
Does the coal you have bought elsewhere leave nothln'g' '
to he desired as to either quality or price? If not, we we '11
like to furnish you with some of our ne'w stack for trial
comparison. 1
‘ Winter' is robbed of half its terrors, if your bins are till-
ed with good coal at summer prices. Leave us your 911,111
new and we will give it our best qttenhpn. ..
Curriewl‘lldro' #069 .
enact. They guy. he i i hit
her at flrot Mitt
one tlint it you didn't perform an ’op
oration on me, I Would 1,111 a dead than
in 24 1mm." “ Benele'w'l‘hut’s just like
"well. air; 1 won wrong. and i can 111111111: who at (tinny fellow:
only 991111-9911 1931 great sorrow '1 Hill :1: lékeéhgli‘i‘yoe the til it
Thane inmougéii k"...
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Norwalk Chronicler