.ill‘filill. . .is restroom
upper lssislppi voile
dulled showers f t
$316 to the
afternoon oral lit.
in . temperatures
the past 24 hours.
_ . . / .r or
.0 spilled ohangp.
has occurred during
Tomorrow afternoon the Y. M. C. A.
and Norotou teams will play ball on the
Barrier Qrounds.,,.. . .
« ,3 'r .l‘. W
fldlgin Butterflzc lb.. F. D. L. & Co.
Miss Bessie Crofutt. ,9wa Haven, is.
visiting relatives in South Norwals.
’Mlsis Katherine Armatrong, of Bel-
dan' avenue, will spend her vacation
at Atlantic City.. andePhiladelphia.
, Mrs. John samurai who has been
the, sheet of Ml Margaret Tammany,
int-Monroevstree 2’ has returned“ to her
home in Danbury.
F’l‘he Big Four Quartette will give an
entertainment at The Knob. tomorrow
, ” 09in Dancing in the evening.
by Weldenl‘iainmer. .
. or, its Bethesda. of South
11. street. has“ returned from a visit
with his grandparents, Mr. and‘ Mrs.
Henry D. Barnes, of New Haven.
»Elk. and bwn. slpines. O‘Brien.
Mrs. Harriet Hoyt-Barnes, of South
Marin stifet, scanning}? by her stun
r ,' if... r....started . met or. or
at” tillii dbidilfli‘fln‘wtiih mguntalus.
and will visit halls Chautauqua and
the Pun-American before their return.
a...
Ive—illur Favorite Flour. 530 per bug,
84226 bbl. F. D. Lawton & 00.
‘The legislature of «1897 will hold its & (3
reunion at Pleasure Beach. on Wednes-
day. August 21. and the booms that
ay be deterred attire dinner of the
301 leg slature at Norwalk, yesterday,
will be revised and reorganized.~New
Haven Palladium.
7Aasortmentgof Ladies: and Gents'
Pocket Books. Ask to. see the best 25c.
Pocket Book on the market today. at
T. J. Magner's.
sweet corn. which is, perhaps. the
mastupopulsr vegetable of the summer.
is beginning to come into the local mar-
kets in generous quantities. The price
. todayvisvelghtcsnr‘snd \twenty cents a ’
«saucers. although therehas been.
name'smnll‘corli'sold at tweIVe cents a»
dozen. . .
HEAVY WEIGHT CARRIAGE
some ~ .
Devon's weig
means heavier. .bodywovers- better:
Wears longer. Sold by. Comstocli.
Watkins‘d’: Dow, Enid. Durham and
Milli
‘ ‘hv .' a. I?!” ‘
small less Chhada‘sprlng lamb, lie
3: 'r. crochet:
all! ; use
lb’.‘ ‘ . ,
«Fore quarters. so ill.
insoles; young f6%i.,.glic lb.
ll “lightnidrdssed? suiting chickens, 20m
Ill. ‘
floral], Sperryiand Baron’s sugar cur-
‘ .toaynonssilc its”: it. -
.; y . . anon outpost luncheon mam
"f _ ‘ ) Igfi'l'i 'm- ~ ‘m ‘ . ' ’ l,
3. to .8 ounces mogerto
the pint than others; Extra Weight
.stoppl
west of“-
istreet. ‘ *
3, din a
Stamtor .
, .
n
, Dwight; " I. use, or
» ‘Brooklyhf re" ' g lth relatives .
flouthgilorwslk.
llama in ftldgeileld.
,.i
‘ .ll‘ reli..of., Main: street.
l‘; H3 .' 7“ “
. " v. George W; Aistyne. of Bridge-
port. “visiting his? son. George R. Van
Aiatyne.« of math? Nonwdlir
-~—-- xi. ‘ so.
mean Kins“ Bowel. "ti. (in-wrath,
‘ ‘» RM 0 CB eon-i ”I on OI'OV‘ o
til-35°; It as lungsmlyuretmimmfi
A , rennin
Mary iii.
Mary’s j .H
service. for, the. late Miss
,ba‘oy..,tw_ns. pole». in It.
. relatbismoruins.’
'1‘ e funeral 'Gl‘lldefiqu.. s James
M- ane, w l1 benefitisl‘her. ate home.
sazuroa‘y'arieromat 7o:clock. ‘
. y»,
‘ The weekly prayer lasting, in the
old snares. last
South Norwslhzflsjlli,‘
night, alas led‘ by‘ d bureau-Wood.
-.-Ladles'- and goat's“ hats renovated.
O'Brien.
Arthur Lindeberg has returned from
his vacation. and has resumed his du-
ties at the .SputhflNorwalk punt office.
The new elevator in t a Hotel Clif-
ford Will be completed l .111” days.
The parts for the scale have arrived.
giro Leonora Clerk. formerly of
N walk, was married yesterday to
Mr. Green, of Pittsburg. at that place,
John Burst is taking a week's vaca-
tion in New York. Mr. Burst is baz~
u'th 'Norwslk.
1.
,gillletnan at the railway station in
o ,.
l
«Everything in, American . Queens-
wal‘e Crockery, 10c upward; all kinds
Slimmer Toys. all animal Lunchboxes.
1255s upward. Al a special prices on
White and Glass are; . S. Smith
. o. .
Miss May Hanlon. who has been the
guest of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. John
W. Sculley. re ruled to her home in
New Haven yésfii‘d'uy.
‘George Shepard has returned from
Philadelphia. to hishome in Union.
.street.- He. will remain a week. and
then go to Massachusetts.
Mun—noun
.Theprayer meeting in the Norwalk
Methodist Churchlast- evening was led
by Martin .Kollogs. The Rev. H. B.
Manson being out of town.
perisl Crown‘ 10c cigar.
While Proprietor Thomas Wetheral
of the Norwsllr Hotel, w, a striking a,
match recently a piece of rlmstone hit
his face. and nearly went into his eye.
Charles DeWitt Rogers has entered .
upon his vacation, . from Comstoclt
Brothers‘ South Norwalk store. He is
f! ”homespun... Next week
he wil "be at (lamp 'McLean. as a meni-
ber of Comparing.
~Jones’ Superiaiive Flour. 67c per
bag, 4.60 bbl.. F. D. Lawton. & Co.
‘ m
. Willis Cavanagll. ex~member of Com.
pany F and also ex-member of Battery
8. First Connecticut Heavy artillery.
will. so to Nisntlc next week and take
charges: the soft drinks vfor the Corn
may 1“ boys. .
arousing ‘ yacht Cypher.»of.Norplch
petition thre
' ' at bee eta mi
owned»; gig“? I
7‘ nrw cb.-sou of C. if. Ills-w
e is '63, at long with 21. Bust
Ship . tinSo
olor-snd‘mite‘m overturned lakeside-w.
othetsold for more.
‘ ‘yd. and than
on. rare. WWW *9 Plain}?
lie Clutch: they'll sell like
Toilet Waters.
‘ flowiwu's.,260. 500.
hradley’s, 850. 500.
Pioaudfs. 79o.
Roger d: Gallet's. 82c. ,
'l'o’o'tb Powders. ‘
' ‘Colguto’sdbc. ‘
. . _. b- . ‘
. ,. 1.. imigat’é's, 3; 90‘.
‘llm‘i’ so: any, 190.
,I Miss Bessie“ «Gilbert. of South Nor. .
y ,.w he were . y Wllhdsalllflmlhsihon vacation at her
alteration or night. an area orig-kw
. ., a. .
' or flit. lean ‘lu‘i .Ml‘es Sarah
5 "‘ "N’ Effigy ’
Lister-stud. 32c.
Dr. Shefilold's ”dentifrice
Sosodont (liquldl 20c.
Eorfibfb Both) ’ ‘
Brushes, 26c to title.
Sponges. 6c“ to "flic.
Chamois. be to 75c.
firadlsy's perfumed ammonia, 150 pt.
gradleyfs spa salt. 25c.
Portulaca from the best laboratories
of America and Europe.
Perfumes of unusual excellence. our
own label. in many delicate and popu-
lar odors. libs oz.
Besides. these specialties are put up
under the store’s label and guarantee.
Roger & (Toilet, 21c.
ury's facial, 19c.
Frastolla, 19c. ,
Kidd's, honey and almond. 89c.
Face. Faibli'grs ‘
La blushes. 35c.
Pamela's, 35c.
Saunders. 29c.
Gossamer. lilo.
ayansdown, 'lfic.
ro'lm Pewdbrs
Colgate's. 16c.
Msnhen’s, 19c.
Comfort. 19c and tile. ‘ fl ‘
Flarlda water. 19c.
'l‘oilet mwater (several odors) 25c.
Roger a Gallet, 20o.
"M“ “ml““d‘mlriloqas Gompanv
stream can“ .
vacation; .
some days {of relaxation.
coins days of our vacation;
The lentils.
T0 PAINT 0R PAPER
15 NOW. '
The Proper Man
hmnm
Jacob A. Rudder.
a: 300m lam mm.
arrows HA mayo 32'.
One the ocean brest.
ms: far away;
Days in the cottage. days in camp.
Days when worlds. days when we
Days of sport.
0f every sort: .21
Days utmost ,
That we love best.
"C" With a Toll.
The.“C" with a tail is the trade-
. marl: of Cascarcts candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light bluecnainelqd
Each ‘ tablet stumped
a: sold in built. All
' C. C. C. Nev
druggists, roc.‘
‘ Bowen
, goals.
, The kitchcn’s clean and cool 'hailcn you
. Use a
Ciao Range
The rest of the house is always com-
fortable. Tim’s because
THE REA 7' IS C‘ONCENTRATED
I notice thatJlingllsh squares con-
tinue in favor with the finer,trade in .
neckwedr. it is said that stripes have
become so popular that those who like
to be exclusive in their dress no long-
er wear them.
w
Don‘t be satisfied with
lief from indigestion. _
sla Cure permanently and completely
removes this complaint. it reliev a
permanently because it allows the tr;
ed stomach perfect rest. Dieting won’t
rest the stomach. Nature resolves sup
piles‘il'om the‘ food We eat. The sensi-i
ble way to help the stomacbls to use
Kodol Dyspepsia. Cure, which digests
.w at you eat and c n’t help but do you
‘ d. George Cl 8 llson.
.. ,
A cERTAlNTY.
Playwrlg t - Smmtimas
whether th a play will be a success:
Manageleonsense: it has no pl
it uboundsiu cheap sentimentality. t
. is vulgar enough.,ln spots.
scenery is fine.
tempOrary re
Kodol Dyspep-
~lt’s never too late to try tile lul-
jus! when needed. and can be
(Tamed off at a moment’s.
J
, 1.3.9 N10,! Relay
Bu! call sf our office
and soled a range.
an
it can't help but suc-
Jomes White Bryantsvllle, ind, says
DeWitt’a Witch Hazel salve heal
running sores on both is; .
offered 6 years. Doctors is led to he l)
he. Get DoWlttls. Accept no imlt -
.tiousr (looms 0.3 Sililson.
. in the Himalayas people protot
their cattle from tigers by placing bel s
aboutJbeir nooks.
bounddro New. London; for. Neutrino. .
you. Want on Browne's Beef. lust oi!
Cutter dlfiislid‘dof' ‘thfiélilhimbis: group,
as or am: ,n u, more. rolls
y ns‘ allies 7min our}l ; hora.
A'ste'sin lsuuph brought ‘bsr four bull’-
sengersuhere Irurald‘iathey {float to New
.a,s,. a an. renew my
' 'll Magus Eggs. also... or
_ When the- wild
our the bolls they . learn the
neighborhoods. . . .
rnls Russian
. g“, l ‘i r V l‘ i »
1. ti: (l “0,." 7'3.“ ”3‘.” '4’";1,Q,>h ‘ i H E
~ yum.
TH s’ollwam lawman
. ohm inlay-r j e _
rubber. for are and all a
you would inlets dis se of.
ii stage-h prices V be pi
is popular with money savers: '
Flute-«lids, s' ‘ l‘ .
r'iieooud, ltis sin broil-them», , i
pie—aloft liduoori‘in'eh women and m
the regimental o
outlliied is one a . _
or been introduced. affecting the na-
tlonarl duardaofithls stats. . .
Secretary of War hoot may. attend
thb‘enoampment’somo day next week.
He is spending his annual vacation in
New England. Wednesday he inspect-
ed the Third Battalion. Firehileu‘vy
Artillery.iof the Mauritius its militia.
at. Fort Badman. Now. Be ford; See
rotary. Rooms much interestedin the
artillery branch of the service. it; is
understood that he, will~reuucst the
details of the suggested reorganization
of one of the infantry regiments of'tbe
Connecticut National. Guard into a
heavy artillery regiment.
The Wheeler da‘Wileou. of the reg.-
mental band, will have 25 men. includ-
ous drum major "Charley" Killsnbeck.
with them. Major Killonbeck is living
in Syracuse. N. Y.. but he has sent
word that he will be present. He is a
sort of “inspiration" to the musicians.
it is expected that there will be a
much greater number of men in camp
thllu over before. The members of
GoVernor'McLeun’s staff are as fol-
lows:
Adjutant~general~tlrlgadtor-General
George M. Cole, New London.
Quartermastengeneral - Brigadier-
General George B. Newton, Hartford.
Surgeoncgencmi ~ BrigadiervGeneral
George H. Knight, Lakevilie.
Commissary-generai~Brisadier-Gen-
eral Mathewson W. Potter. Deep River.
Puymaster—gcuernlmnrigamer—Gener-
al John W. Atwood. Plainileld.
Judge advocate-general-«Brigadler.
General Fhelps Montgomery. New Ha‘
ven.
Aides-de~Csmp~—Colonel Watson J.
Miller. Shelton; Colonel Matthew ll.
Rogers, Bridgeport: Colonel Walter E.
Coo. New Haven. ,
Naval aids—Captain Louis F. Mid-
dlebrook. Hartford.
Assistant atljutant-generala—Ctlloncl
William E. F. Lenders. New London.
Assistant onurtermaster’geueraim
Colonel Henry 0. Morgan, Colchester.
General Frost's stuff is as follows:
Assistant adjutaut~generul-Lleut-
Colonel John H. Wade. Bridgeport.
Brigade inspectors-Major. Howard
A. Giddinss. Hartford.
Brigade quartermsstehblaior wil-
ilam H. Marigold. Bridgeport.
Brigade commissary~Malor James
J. Crofut, Simsbury.
Brigade inspector of S. A. P. and O.
0.-Ma;lor Lucius ll. Fuller. Putnam.
Judze advocate—Major Frederick A.
Hill. Norwaik.
Medical director—~Lleut-Colonel Wil.
bur 8. Watson. Danbury. '
Brigade signal pincer—Captain Wil-
liam iv‘. M. Rogers. New London.
Aides-de-camp—wCaptain Robert G.
Mitchell. South Norwalk: Captain
Richard P. Freeman. Jr.. New London.
Chief trumpeter~Eugene A. Green.
Hartford.
Sergeant, Edwin H. Down. Hartford.
Walk. ‘
Norwslk.
Corporal, Frank D. Layton, South
Norwnlk.
The staff of the Fourth Regiment is
drie. Stwl‘ford: Lieutentn Colonel Mer-
ritt it. hits. Bridgeport: Majors Gli-
bert L. Fitch. Stamford. and James J.
Hurley. Bridgeport; Regimental Adju.
taut. Captain W. A. Pratt. Stamford:
NOyes; commissary, Lieutenant John
D. Hertz; p ymuster, First Lieutenant
Walter Stan eton. Bridgeport; surgeon
Major George B. Conrail. Bridgeport;
Frederick Schavolr, Stamford; ins ec-
tor of small arms practice. Cap sin
Charles H. Bradley. Bridgeport: chap-
lain. Rev. Charles P. Hall. Daubury;
commissury sergeant. Joseph A. Car.
for: color serueants. Thomas Hunt and
Richard W. Holt. of South Norwalki
The roster of Company F is as fol-
lows. and. every member expects to be
at camp:
Captain—William I. Comeback. .
1 First "establish—Howard N. (iod-
rey.
field. .. .
First serczuntw James A. Riley.
Quartemostcr sergeant—~Charles
Quartile .' .
Sergeants~liurry M. Benedict. AVE-
thony .B. Gillette and 1 Frederick .
Godfreyl l ' . ‘P
l *Corporals-«Charlas E. Parker. Ar-
thur Kenny. Frau C: Godfrey. Wll«
liam layiiheehan human in. Dorsey.
Frederick unitary. George ‘ L. Sulliyau
and Frank P. Rooney: ~ , ’ ‘ ._
Trampoline—William ii. VanYalllen-
parish, .
' llsioiitnllmlohn Radcliffe and Bid-
‘wud'gll‘ Hollorau.
, fa . ad
, .l " l3 oral-dole snow
Germanium Frost. and will prove
» quite an expat andlnnovatiou. la ,
. military history Theormion onions
ed in its number‘this'year’, and its fame
Sergeant, Walter Hall, South Nor»
Corporal, Lester .l. Waterbury, South
made up of Colonel Charles W. Hen-
qunrtermastor. Captain i'fverett
assistnnt surgeon. First Lieutenant
. Second lieutenant-«Albert R. Soc»
They Call for prompt
SHIRT WAISTS FOR YOU;
lull. waists at lower pricesthsn you’ve
overkuown like qualities to sell for
before.
Ladies' shirt waist, colored stripes,
plain back, bishop sleeves. 50c.
Ladlcs' sailor collar shirt waist.
plain back. tucked white chclnlsette.
bishop sleeves, $1.
Ludies’ white lawn shirt waist. fair
of)! front. tucked back. bishop sleeve,
5 o. .
Ladles’ white lawn shirt waist, tucio
ed and insertion trimmed front, bish.
on sleeves. 81.
Ladies’ black memorized sateen
shirt waist. tucked front. bishop
sleeves. $1.
rum summon UNDERWEAR
eon woueu.
Four special lots which 'are well
worth the looking into. ,
Women's Jersey ribbed vests. We
value, 4 for 250. .
Women’s extra size vests. low neck,
no sleeve, 250 grade; special. 19c.
Women's Forest Mills jersey ribbed
vests. high or low neck, long or short
sleeves. 25c: each.
lty. 106.
beingr surplus lines of prominent .,
them cheap. The benefit reset ,
illveSii
Right in the midst of the shirt " " "
wslstywearlngsoason, and those atyl. §
‘V‘Msn’s French.
drawers. all of
seats,l25c each.»
Men's Forest Mi,
anddrawers. shirts
sleeves, worth so '
Men's Egypti ;
shirEs long or ,sh
rally (2 and fluls‘,
MEN’S vacation
soft bosom neql "
tests, all proper ii in ,
might do worse than
Men’s Redford cor
neck bands, 490.
Men's Madras shirts
arate cults tomatulu 5
Men‘s and boyls‘lmgpb
shirts, with collars at
his collars and cuffs, ,
special, 49c each. .”
Men’s fine quality p
separate cuffs. shirts
Children’s jersey vests. 121M quail
white collars. muesli
D. West, Louis ‘N. Leonard, Spencer
8. Adams. '
Trumpetermll‘rederlck J. Buckley.
Privates—Joseph H. Burtiem. Frank
K. Briggs. George B‘. Hearse, Jr.. ull»
bert Bogart. Mortimer S. Bette. Martin
Barrett, Thaddeus C. Betta. Charles R
Chasmer. Clarence C. Cram. Lawrence
Grant. Harry Gutterldge, Frank B.
Gerard. lra M. Howard. E. Hill. Jin.
Gilbert Hastings. Norman Hatchman.
Harry W. Miller, Fletcher Montgom-
ery, Albert Mossman. Howard Moss-
mnn. Irving Olmstend. Edgar Parker.
Henry '1‘. Prowitt, Charles D. Rogers.
LeGrnud Raymond. Henry Renter,
flhurles C. Swartz, Edward _B. Smith.
William Storey. Samuel B. Sturses.
Harold L. 'l‘eutsch. John L. Tyler. Har-
old W. Wilson. Robert G. Wilson. and
Parris Fl. Wardwell.
The members of both companies
have received orders to report at the
armory Monday morning at 5:30. The
companies will form in line at 5:40
sharp arid march to the eastbound sta-
tion at South Norwulk, where the spe-
cial military train will leave at 6:10.
The troops will arrive at Nlnntlc- bo-
tweeu 9 and 10 o’llock.
After the drill last night Company F
held its regular meeting. including of~
floors and privates. Company F has
fifty-seven men.
At the meeting of Company F held
Tuesday night Corporal A. Radcliffe
and Privates Edward Burundi!“ and
discharged?"
be head cch for Company F, will
leave for Niantlc tomorrow morning.
so that he can have everything in read-
iness for the company to have dinner
on time upon reaching camp Monday.
A 33,000,900 FIRE.
m U
Biggest Departmental Stores In the
World Burn in Syndcy. Aus.
VICTORIA. B. 0., August 9.—~Dctalls
have been‘received by the steamer
Moauavofiihe destruction by fire of the
departmental stores of Anthony Hord-
crn ,& Sons in Sydney, Australia.
These monster department stores
which are among the largest in the
serving an overseas of: WA) emporium
July-13 audio the contiagrntiou four of
the employees were burned to death
and snafloat‘hls life by jumping from
the roof at the burning building. whldc
the. firemen wereendeuvoring to raise
a. laddertc save him. The loss was
over $8,000,000 in all.
COOKS JDquFRlfiOO” STRIKERB.
BAN FEANCIBCO,’Auguet il.~—-About
750 members of tho Marine,Cooks‘ and
Btewsrtis' Association will Join the
is know/nos thestswsrds'ds . rtmont.
Thetflcsanlo Steamship gem analog
1 ’3 rill
.. s
. ‘n bar J" It
the Union‘llrgn war ii unveaa%?w%irf
.ll’. 11*:
at the request of the Macho
ll4 Washington-armrest. South bier
Joseph {Troy received their honorable _ . - .
Private Charles l. Davis. who is to ‘
world, employing over l.600.hanlls and
are daily, were wipodout y tire on.
strikers" all th oily savour red r lion.
induyt‘tfli‘lie' aglllodiat‘ioh’ compriqso ' all,
the moo on passengervosseis in what
1 'rac‘lucunlstesmifr irony, the.
ill forecoamallwuy dough pi; .
' c, ‘llauy‘ antithetical caratt toggle
They do not kiss in
the suitor, in pledge of
tokenvof soul ambit-ms
morata with his club.
More hygienic thisylill
other story. ~ ' . '
Where. in the silvery inch
plantain. casts its deep
blows. fervent and me
be heard. 'a . .
. “Oh. Mbwki, ain’t tilt.-
sweet. maidenlyzvolce fal
“They‘re about the ‘
evcr!” exclaim the nei
very godd humor.’for
Eruptions. cuts, burn
sores of all kinds quiukl lid
Witt's Witch Hazel.
cure for piles. Beware
Be sure you get the origi
George C. Stillson.
“I would like to inter
greatest discovery oil-r .
gun the seedy stranger. - 7
less than a preparation to ‘
every fly in creation!“ 'I
"Cant interest us,” so
tor. “We manufacture ll
Where would We be if til
flies?" .
“Then perhaps I can at
neighbor?” ‘ .. .
“No: he sells wire acre
BEWARE OF olNT'M
TARRH' ass.
as mercury Will sure
sense of smell andv'cd
articles should any
an prescriptions from .
clans. as the, damage '
ten fold tothesood
derive from them
Cure. nlantllmllliltuil , ,
00., Toledo. 0.. postal
and is taken ,internall
upon the.biood an ill
of the system. in Mil .
tarrll Cure be sure yo; . ‘
inc. it is taken intern
in Toledo. Ohio. by,
Testimonials. free. .
fl Sold by Drugslsts
6. .
more Family Pills lire
tie city Sawmills rand
[iml‘plster preach ‘s .
as ledJ‘osuil‘ rs
can.
8t . ill .. ‘
orig the usuiiLliiltl “
azarlngndggre. ‘
“a , l y _
it“ has and; to
, abo t‘iii‘m be ill
5.?
Norwalk Chronicler