Mrs. John aunt
is 1]] at her
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Stamford yesterday.’
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Mrs. Ru liavc‘as. who baa been the
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ok. who has been
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A party or South Noxwalk and Nor
will you peoplo intend going to
\Vilton til it thctwebthcr per-
”its for t' no not atcndlng p
i1 .ll‘ll party.
While in bathing yesterday. John
liolchkiss‘, of East Norwnik. cut his
11 ct on an oyster shell
i no lhlury was dressed by a physician
1nd it will bo some’time before he trill
lu‘ able to use his foot again us form
1 lly. ,
The annual outing of the Arion soci‘
1 1y of Bridgeport. wll 11 held at Stacd-
M s park. in that city 11 August 4 The
local organization will entcltnln as its
ruosts the Arlon society oi? Norwalk.
tho Ansonia Maennor‘chor and the Her-
man Sons Liederkrnns. of New Haven.
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The. regular monthly business meet
ing of tho Epwm'th League of the Nor-
wnik Methodist Church will be held in
the 1111111019111 parlor on Friday evening.
Every member is darnestiy urged to
be present as matters of vital intcr-
ost me to bc‘ connid‘ared ,
-—-Mason Fruit9 Jars, 60c doz. F. D.
Lawton & Go 99
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801116 of the workmen in the R. &
G. Corset factory thought they saw a
man tall from the roof ot a buidlng in
the rear of the factory yesterday after
noon He was taken into the yard and
mstoratlves applied. A rcportci call-
an at the house w ich is bolus; lepalr
cd. this morning. H9 was told that no
one had fallen from tho building.
W
Highway Commissioner Macdonaid
was in the towns of Southlugton and
Bristol. yesterday. cunning the high-
way upon which improv‘cmcnts are to
be made under state aid. Commission-
or Macdonald iett' on an afternoon train
tor a tour or the dlilcrcnt' towns of
ldtcbflaid country which halve applied
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Robert A. Show, or 311111111 1111111111111.
is enjoying a
month’s vacation,
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ion will hold its ncxt meeting Tuesday
evening, with Gustave Pltzer, at his
shop in Washington strdct.
Margaret Mumhy. 0f Knight street,
was prrcst‘od this morning. for abusive
language and breach of peace. The case
was continued for one month. ‘
Boys broke out a pane of glass in R
Joselovsky‘ a store a few days ago while
playing ball. They paid the damagca
and the matter will be dropped.
I Rev W.‘ M. Fanton of Stony Brook
L I will preach at the First Methodist
Eplgcopai Church. on Sunday, August
4th. Morning subject T“i1c Gift of
Grace;” evening
received twu fine Angora goals from the
goat farm, at Winstcd‘. Mr. Jonas has
1 not decided whether he will go into the
1
business oi! breeding goats or train
them to do trlcks. .
The postmaster gonoral has ordered
the postolllco at Shcwvillc discoutin
- nod to take effect tOday. the post
mastol having losigne1l.Thls section
icicovcred by rural free delivery route
No. 1 cl: “,1? N01 wlch postclllcc.
The delegation from the Nuiwnlk
Methodist Church to tho Wcsipmi
Methodist Church, this ovcnlng. will
leave the Boston Store corner on thr
7:30 car. A alwcilll invitation is ex
tended to all who desire to accompany
them.
William Reed, while at work on 11
high sum ladder in front of the build—
ing formerly occupied by the Fair
Cloak Store, in Washington street
yestelday, toll and struck heavily on
the sidewalk below Apparently he was
uninjured
Howard Bloomer. George L. Wooll—
ward, Louis Leonard. Spencer Adams
and Chester Benedict went to Wilton.
yesterday afternoon. and accompanied
.1 party of Wilton young people to Lake
Wuccabuc. They enjoyed a dinner and
moonlight nail on the lake, returning
this morning.
General Superintendent Kimball and
Superintendent Knowles of the Third
llultod Status Life Sarina district
have fixed on a location 701 a new life
saving station on Fisher’s island. op-
posite Sioulngton it will be bulu
next spline; on the neck of the island,
whole boats can be launched.
Harry Goodwin, the tailor. 111' North
Main street. received a package done up
in a‘tin cylinder, today, that he priced
Very highly. it was a bunch of long,
white ostrich feathers, sent to him by
his brother. Jacob who is in Aberdeen
About a year ago a package of feathers
was soul, but it never reached here.”
the train was robbed by the Boers, and
the feathers taken. 9
We are requested lto caution the pub-
lic against making advertising con-
tracts for the odiclnl programme of tho
coming 250th anniversary celebration.
until the report of the program com-
icltor‘a as soon as a contract for its
publication is awarded.
program is to be printed in handsome
style. rind an unauthorized applications
for 1111991111111 1111111111 db 9 declined. ‘
A young man i ‘ a- "hen
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'persiqtcd in anndylng tw small girls
. at the cast ‘
creams.
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tenor in the quartettc or the Stamford ,
1 Mothodlst Church.
Tho 1.1m branch of 11111 Barbara 1111- ‘
$78 to 9875 Suits for 89 98
8! o 812 Suits far 187.89
889 to Sill Suits for $5 79
Alls1zes between 34 and 42 Chest measure.
But you ’8 11m to hurry
9 25 per cenloll‘ on Boys and and Childrcn’ 59‘
Clothing.
Shaw Hats, at half price.
Comstock Bros.
Scuth Norwalk sol-111‘
14 South Main St.
Norwalk Stores: 9
Maisonic Building. 9 ,
“The Tiagedy oi ‘
Samuel Jones. 0! Taylor avenue, has ‘
High Priced
That' s a compliment to our grain; shows you feel it! ~‘
superiority to the ordinary kind, but it shows too, that
you do not study conditions closely enough tor your own "
good. Barley Oats cost more than the ordinary cats--
but they are worth more. If you buy grain with a view to 9 1
f‘chcapness,” you will find your horse will ids: his health
and strength. I
.3111 OATS THAT’S CLEAN. .
Manuel T9, Hatofi.
Opposite Hotel.
Trolleys pm the door.
Our Motto:
49 WALL ST.
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SIlOULD «88in: MADE AT9
JACKSON’S STUDIO
if you want
CORRECT LIKENESS- 1
ARTISTIC MOUNTINC8..
ABSOLU'FE PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEART .
JACKSON’ 5 STUD 0.
FOR SALE BY 9
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
Bookseller, Slationer, Engraver.
W. A. BENEDICT.
53 WAIJg ST., NORWALK
"Low Prices Means More Business."
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it will not corrode a pen nor thicken in the ink well.
NORWRLKI
W authorised tho translations of the rout—”‘—
Cape Colony. South Africa. Mr. Good- .
win has been a year in getting them. '
mlitce la announccd This committal: ~ 9 9 9 t ‘ “ 9“
will give proper credentials to thclr 301- ~ . ‘ ‘ 1 ' ' ‘
The crucial .
ado; into bio ac ctrcct and‘
Room '7 Maidnic Building, Norwaik.
116 wIchlnnion 8t... 80. Norwalk.
M y dear friend: Norwalk, Conn.
Yes, it is undoubtedly so that you are not anxious to purchase
full attire now. Probably you have clothes you wbuid like to dis—
posc 01.11111 nevertheless wc want to Show you our fall patterns,
(over 600 of them i and Show you the {all styles of cub They are
more altlactlvc than evci. ‘ . » 99,9
Call' 111 and inspectwiinnpcction means fascination.
Truly yours,
1 W. A. BENEDICT.
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‘endv to do the work.
,. Thornton Cnnlib‘ld. at East 1111191111,
do taking singing lessons, dad will sing
9919191 7111“, choir at St Paul’ a Church, Nor-
a
1 A, general banking business is con-
ducted by the South Norwaik Trust
Company and accounts at every do
ccrlptioa are solicited. Read the ad.
in today's issue.
it you will road the aid. at the How.
‘riand Dry Goods Company in today‘s
issue, you will one that the rummage
solo is ahead at the Mill End sale in
cutting prices.
Because his chickens persisted in
iraapanslng on the property or Mrs.
Margaret ll‘ltasimmons. John Milos-
chinskl, ot Meridon. was lined 81 and
costs. 99 in all in tho police court.
Charles Jennings. infant son .oi‘IMr.
dud Mrs: Robert Jennings. of Grand
street. Norwalk. died yostcrday.- The
funeral was held this afternoon and in
torment was in Riverside cemetery.
Bob pickles. known in aouthwcstern
9 Connecticut as the champion pool play-
or and sweet tenor singer, has opened a
pool room at Savln Rock. New Haven.
9. ills many iricnds in The Norwaiks will
be glad to know of this.
am
Rev. Henry Davies, of New Haven.
‘ has accepted a call to the charge of
the Westvliic Congregational church
‘ and will begin his duties there Septcm
‘ her 1.
He has for some time past sup-
plied the pulpit ot' the Congregational
church of Storrc
Patrick Buckley, oi Kcnslngton, has
5 notified Chief Rawllaga, of New 1111
lain that his son. Patrick, 15 years old
had not been home since last Tuesday.
'_ The boy was employed at the Stanley
works.
' tory since Tuesday afternoon.
He had not been at the lac-
GOSPEL IN: THE PHILIPPINES.
'» Report of the American Bible Society
Shows Progress Made.
NEW YORK. July Bio-The eglhty-
fifth annual report of the American
Bible Society made public today, states
that. there is a slight increase in the
receipts from individuals, auxiliaries
collections, lagacics and tho bibio
houso. The total issues of the your,
at home and abroad number 1854128
an increase of 147 327 over the previ~
ous your 0! these 973.615 were dis-
tributed in foxeign lands, an increase
of 141,118.
This year‘s work in China shows a
loss of less than 60,000 in circulation
notwithstanding massacres by the
Boxers.
During the 85 years of Its lite the so-
ciety received from the Christian pub—
lic of America 830,605,390, including
trust funds.
During this period it has at great ex-
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120,9 '
' 2.79
STRAW HATS
.9 ' at 1-2 price.
Ncgll’gcc Shirts. Rathinq Suits. Yacdt Co
115 and 50 Wall St
animal fat. Clean and pure. Perfect for kitchen, la
Factory people will find it great for grime and dirt.
lather it will make. Try 1t in salt water if you have
see what it will do. Two (9) six-ounce cakes for 5 can
small Ivory by half. 5 cents‘ worth will prove all this
Lorenzo Dibb
Binng Eyes
193 An Impossibility.
Proper Glasses, properly adjusted,
will save your eyes and give comfort
in place of that disagreeable headachc
strain.
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN.
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk;
pense translated the Scriptures into .
many languages. established systems
of colportage In all lands where Amer
loan missionaries have ”castrated and
its issues have been 68, 923. 434 v01
umes
in the Philippine islands some pro-
gross has been made in carrying for
ward the tentative versions of the
gospel in Pompano. Vlsayan. Cebuau
Zambal and Ilocano. The revision of
the gospel of St. Lake has been made
and established in llocana. St. Lake
has been translated Into the Pampanga
tongue. and St. Mark is in process of
trnnmslntlon
St. Marks is being translated into
ilocuno. St. Lukc is being transited
into Cebuaansayan. The board has
of the new testament into these 1ia
lects in which the'translatlon of to
gospels hos already been begun.
LOST MAN AND KEG.
A score of members or the Associa‘
tion of Stationary Engineers of Barb
lord chartered a boat for a pleasure
trip down the river. As the water in
the river is not good for man to drink.
they placed a keg of beer on board
banked with ice. Two or the passed
sers started to place the keg in posi-
tion in the stem or the boat. Willis
engaged the vesscl iurcbed, the keg of
beer rolled over the stern and one at
the men. in his 11111111111111 aavelt.w1111
dragged overboard. «lie was rescued.
none the worse for the plunge. but the
keg was captured from the deep and
arm on board first. That caused the
castaway to complain with some heat
that his friends seemed more concern-
ed about the keg: than in giving him a
"V helping hand. 9-
MACHINIBTS 1'0 CONTINUE THE
. ‘ _ STRUGGLE. .9 '1 .
WATERTOWN.N. 11.11111 iiiwd‘be
Q ‘300 machinist”: who have been on a
van wold: hays voted
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and conferenmw were‘ held
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We admit that it is presuming
on our part to call attention to the
following facts during this heated
term, but the winter months are
approaching when you will re-
quire
. Our stock of CROSS CREEK HAZLETON‘
VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with .great c
'Wlth Mill
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R. J. CUTBILL
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Norwalk Chronicler