H .. . 1,?! stunned
; ' a: ' Milli ,, divina- request.
0d. , _ ~ .
. “(A
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census-h consumerist: wagon.
Mlss‘May Denmn‘1who has been ill at
her home in Pine “street/has recovered.
:Dr. W. B. Bean. who has been spend-
ing a vacation in Canada, arrived home
last night. , , . ,
app—.-
'Frederick A. 'Ells of Camp street. is
the guest of his cousin, Arthur 1“. Ellis.
of Waterbury. ' '
m
a three weeks' visit with friends in the
Berkshire Hills. . ‘
“Brown's College Chloe open even-
ings until 9 o'clock for enrollment.
Miss Ida Burgess, of Stamford, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
ySchmedes. of South Main street.
G. S. North,;fthe_$outh Norwalk phOo
tographsr. went trill , orwaluft. yes-
terday. and took a eral seashore
views.
William McPherson has resumed his
duties as clerk at Hotel Hamilton, in
South Main street. after enjoying a
short vacation.
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The water main at the corner of
Leonard street and West avenue, burst
this morning. and overflowed the htrsst
in that locality;a ,
.,.;..'....l.
Charles Ferris. who is employed in
Lorenzo Dibble’s grocery, in North
Main street. and his wife. spent yester—
day in New York.
Everett S. Bulk‘ley. who has been so-
journing’ at. Rockaway, has returned,
and has taken up his duties in the store
of the Fox Cycle Company.
Norwalit, ‘butTih‘cw of New Yarn. was a
guestyesterdabj. oerr. anders. Char—
les, E. Hoyt. of Grovh street. ‘.
George Smith, formerly .fo South
——-Hard shell crabs, 25c pea (107... at
Wright’s Market (Schauh‘s old stand.)
Charles ,Kcily. tormerly of St. Thom-
as’s Seminary, in Hartford. will not re—
turne to the seminary. this fall, but
instead, will attendgthe South Norwalk
high school.
, , Joseph Volk‘. of South Norwalk. rides
a new bike, but declares that it is not
as goodas the one, he had smashed a
fewt days ago, while riding to Bridge—
por . -
,.‘ w
‘ The Yemeni/Ken'sflhristlan Amos»
2?. dha'Baxter Grounds. distill-day; butl‘ha‘ve‘
not yet dailaitcly' decided what, team
they will play. ,
,Mrs. Hendricksou. wife ,of Nile Hen—
drickaon, who is employed by the Wil-
;‘ "iml‘lWHEt‘Cbmpflny, died "in Danbury.
‘ , Saturday last. Mr. Hondrickaon has
friends. '
Mr. and, Mrs. Stewart Marshall. of
gouthgmorwalkn?have r‘etu od,.;from
~ theirntl‘ip‘ lathe UBtSkill“ oantslns
M‘r. Marshall. who has been ill of inter-
mittenttcvor. is much improved in
health by the trip. ' ‘ ’ '
my...“
returncd tro . a long. voyage t, South
America. gis i town. today. ca ling on’
Senator 157°“ if“? rrls. Thelma]... is
,The filter .‘lhundrlti. is delivering par-
Mrs. A. N. Clarke-has returned u‘om'
ion .baaeba‘lllteani‘eirpectc to play on r
the sympathy of a large number of .
‘Cafitalh‘bda "w. out... at the,
schooner Evaiu. Ferris. which has just
than
- Goldmine
9, V‘
in: Brown of New! Haven. ‘1:
n anondin a. w days with M
ale Tamara of .Southihlowa
rldccportme stenpcraohor and ty
,rlteric .iu
' 4 MimiiillaomstsadmiHartford. will
spend next week with her parents, ‘Mr.
. and,MrB.«Georgo D. Warden, or On
"its his“;
chard street, ,‘
Cook. at Stamford. "were the guests,
Railroad avenue. ~: .
.fifhczlleputy sheriff, of White Plains
was in» South Norwallr. yesterday. and
modes fraternal-call on Deputy Sher»
lithhn W._ Sculley.
1..
the nest of Miss Maggie Tammany, oi
homeiin New Haven;
”I'm-53.
Manager Strong, of the local divis
ion of the Southern New England Tole
phone company. is able to be out again
after a tow days' illness. ‘
The fat men will have a big clam
bake, at Dorlcn's Point, Thursday. Sap»
temller 5th. Among the attractions will
be the usual walking match.
.___.._
Charles Dertt Rogers has returned
from Camp McLean and resumed his
duties as manager of the South Nor
walk store of Comatock Brothers.
Last evening a young lady and gen
tlemanxollidad on "bicycles in front of
were thrown to the ground, but lickiy
escaped injury. ,
Miss Margaret Brown, of Thomaston
and Miss Daisy Farrell. of New Haven
who have been the guests of Miss Mar
guerite Tammany. of Monroe street, re
turned to their homes yesterday.
Rev. Jr F. Boyle. of Jersey City and
Dr. Thomas Boyle, of Baltimore. who
have been spending a fcw’days With
their uncle, Francis Farrell, oi' Elwood
place. have returned to their home.
Messrs. Charles and Percy Mead. of
Hillside, Norwnlk. have returned from
a pleasant two weeks’ cruise down east
in their trim little yacht. Elsa. Char
les W. Biydcnburg acted as captain
and pilot. “ ‘
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Edward Sheehan has severed his con—
nections will» the R‘& G corset com-
pany. is driver. and is succeeded by.
George Scodeld, who was iormcrly em-
ployed by Mrs. E. C. Owen, the North
Main street baker.
' There will be a meeting of the offi-
cers and directors of the Norwalk
branch, of the Needlework Guild. of
America, at. the residence of Mrs. Les.
ter Smith, No. 39 Eimwood avenue. at
3 o'clock this afternoon.
Daniel Hurley, who until recently
has been employed by the Crofut an
Knapp Hat Company. has gone to
Brooklyn. N: .Y.. where he expects to
take a position with a prominent hat
manufacturing concern.
\ W
-Dr. M. S.‘ Boson, ocdllst and aurlst
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and i-
p. m.. and daily between 9 and 12 a.
m., 6 and 9 p. m., at 516 Fairiiald aye
nus, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated. .
William McGrath. pro riator ot the
New Haven Decorating ' ompany. was
in The Norwalks this morning, {visits
ing the decorating. committee of the
damn anniversary of the founding of
NorWalk.’ in regard'to the decorating of
public building's and streets for the bi:
celebration.
South Main street. are spending the
that truck today. ' ;
M
William Devotion. a hotel prop
of White plains and prominent horse-
will“ . spent’yecterday in Southlanr-
‘ ;' WalkMeth
I ; ohm rt ether withhiapfa chars.
, walk“
tramps .iincid‘cntally wont to. the
Norw lilalr grounds and purchase
‘ a crack trottar ‘ from“ George Winona
~ of Now ltochalle.=N ‘ -‘ ‘ ‘
, , . , , I.
I , 91139. W nAlstyn'e. “or
Bridgeportkiormerly actor oi the Nor~
on take. troiicymae to.
‘ thing‘e‘v in . iris expect
registrant
, Missziola Aliens recent graduate ,f
tom's" Collegemas "been placed, in
Mrs. Lawrcuccvcock' and Miss Mary
yesterday. of Mr. and Mrs. .A- Leary. 9i
Miss liaisy‘Farrell,‘who has been .
~ . Chmstbék Bras.
Norwalk. Store :
Masoniclfiuiidiug. ,
,. Telephone Call, 32-2; South Norwaik Store.
.5
. ,,0«.folCoat._ dolor tensors
. unit-sin a, base collectildior
tenor, column». ~ ,
SpecialSalo oji Alpineud Crush
hats this weekends. *
cutter Britannia, hisbest all~round
South Kuwaiti. Store:
14 South Mliin St.
Sout Norwalk, has returned to her ‘
the Norwalk library. Both bicyclist: ,
There'sjnothing in the world we’re so much interest-'
fed in as Hay, Grain and Feed. We make it our study.
It may sound queer to speak of grain buying and'selling
as a science, but that‘s what we've made of it; 3
Two important discoveries we have made are that ',
complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and
N that the wilyto win success is to deserve it.
“a may oars THAT'S CLEAN."
Manuel T. Hatch;
\
, corned. Their fins are practically
- of the do are the principal points of the
. that of the Constitution. and a slightly
' Sir Thomas Lipton, this year, is by no
, means the. opinion, of conservative
,. yachtsmen who viewed the Shamrock
‘ beat. was admitted, but everytihng
. about her hall that is meritorious. has
connecr LIKstss.
Opposite Hotel
Trolleys pas-1m
can be consulted in :‘the parlorsot the -
'Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and >
Mr. and Mrs: lease a. Hamilton, at" , ‘
day at Brighton Beach. where they will . ,
attend the his horse races. Cresccus j‘ ' ‘
and The Abbot. the two greatest trots .
tiara on the turf. meet to do battle on .
~‘arry;
rietcr‘ ”
:trouacra.juntii yea'purcbsss you
n this story
- diet Church. now-pastor u
' the uglcrth, ".Brldgeportrv ethediet" , ‘
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD, BEMADE A
measure STU-ole " ’
If you Wlfll
ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS.
ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE.
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE lN coon HEALTH.
.JACKSON'S STUDIO,
‘ ‘ 1...... 53 WALL ST., NORWALK
Our Motto: “Low Prices Means More
NON-#‘CORROSIVE INK.
‘Tltl‘zvVilllnot con-ode a pen nor thicken in the ink well.
FOR BALI DY
WILLIAM F. BEERS.
_‘ , Bookseller, Stationer, Engraver;
wi-“A. sausolcr.
Room 1. Memorandum“, ~Norwalk.
.116 Washington at.
M y dear friend :
so; Norwalk.
Sincerely yours, . .
1 ..
my .
This is on p ortunity to helplout that coat and vast with a new pair of .
rfinew’iall attire. The prices being-cut make
more interesting. f
l
l
nonwnax.
7 Norwalk, Conn.
It istiluc to “order your fall clothing, otherwise when you need
it most will he just the time you won’t have it.
Our fallsa’mpics are exceptionally worthy of inspection~there
are over six hundred of them. That $20.00 Still; seems to be the suit
j’t’hisyear.“ It is surely striking, and merits large sales. We have
' he ‘ much lower and hi herjod the scale of prices, no. .
«.Homcrinll“ 16bit; satis y'yoursclf of the advisability (of purchas'
*iug'herc. ' " ‘ ‘ " - . . '
, 0dwin.~l1aiior.
~ £qu Tovoun LEGS
‘ .. , ’ annuals: scldir'gbyerkmnt lathe
‘ . district. “
.-—~8hamroch
early today. and
us . a: .
.hcr linen, Yachtsmsnxwhc
secretion of ,sealngsornetbiuc lathe
way or a radical departure... in yacht
designing. were doomed to disappoints
luau . . , . ‘ i
The, cup challenger resembles the
Columbia very much. ,so far as her
111166141053; and flu are concerned.
,‘l‘hat "s a is a dangerous opponent
was conceded by‘the ,elpertswho saw
her today. From her easy entrance
forward to her clean run aft. there is
power and speed in every line. ' All
the curves are true and easy. and there
is'nothlng crude creatures in any of
them. Mr; Watson evidently took the
boat, as the basis of his model.
in improving on the Britannia, Mr.
Watson evidently had Columbia in his
eye for the, mid~sectloa of the Sham-
roclt is practically that of the con-v
queror of abatement?" This fact was
pointed out by experts as showing how
yacht designers on either side of the
Atlantic have been~~ccnvarging along
the same lines to such an extent that
practically they have come together.
and there is no marked.difference in
types such as existed in the days of
the Puritan-Genesis contest}
It would be hard to distinguish be-
tween the Columbia and the challeng-
er. so far as their underbodies are con-
allke. Shamrock ii is a more graceful
craft. The beauty and document of the
run. and the sharpness of the fore part
new Shamrock. When the larger plan
is taken into consideration, she must
be adjudged to be an opponent worthy
to be met. With a foot less beam than
larger sail plan, she is an iliesl iins
weather beat, well adapted to meet the
usual run of early autumn breezes of!
Sandy Hook. However. that America's
cup is in the peril of Being "litted." by
ll this morning. That she has intrinsic
merit, and will doubtless be hard to
been gathered from American sources.
A careful examination of the chal-
lcnger showed that she. had suffered no
strain during her long voyage. and her
bottom was comparatively clean.
PEACE CONFERENCE.
..__..._..
Second Day Not so Well Attended Ow-
ing to Threatening Weather.
MYSTIC, August 15~Thc second
day's sessions at .the Connecticut
Peace Conference. owing to the threat-
ening weather, were no as well at-
tended as had been exp cted, thougi’i
the audiences were larger than thosé
of yesterday.
The exercises this morning com-
menced at 10:15 with J. H. Earle, of
Boston. presiding. After the usual
praise service. Mrs. Mary Frost Orms-
by Evans, of Providence, gave an ad-
dress on the subject, “War, Contrary
to Christianity." She was followed by
‘ Rev.‘James B. Stoddard. oiBoaton. .
who spoke on the subject “Christ's
Gospel and its Relation to Peace on
Earth.” Rev. Alexander Hall, of New
Haven. was the last speaker. At the
afternoon session addresses were made
by the following: Mrs. Francis 8.
Harper. of Uhiladelphia, "Lynching in
the South." Rev. 8. S. Hershey. of
Boston. “Study of the American;”
Prof. Daniel Batcbeller, of. Boston.
“Peace. to the Broadening of Human
Sympathies;" Hon. A. P. Tanner, ot
New London. “Civilized. Dream of
Peace," and Benjamin F‘. 'l‘rueblood.
“Outlook for Peace in the ’lwentieth‘
Century." "
SOUGHT INFORMATION ON NICAR-
AGUA CANAL.
LONDON, August 16.—~ln the House
of Commons today. Mr. Perks, (Lilian
al). sought information regarding the
cornea or the Nicaragua canal negotla.
tions. but the under secretary of the
foreign omcc. Lord Cranborne. was on-
ly able to confirm the despatchea-oi
The Associated Bress' on the subject.
He said unofficial communications
were passing between Washington and
London. through Pauncciote but no for-
mal reply had yet been received to
Lord Lnnsdownc's ‘dssputch of Febru~
cry 22. oi the present your.
The colonial secretary. Mr. Chamber»
lain. informed Sir John ‘ Rollestonc
(Conservative). that the customs tar-
iff of the Transvaal and Orange River
Colonies had not yet been. taken in
hand. but there was no intention of
adopting a system of protective dis-
yrlmlnctlon against foreign goods.
, .
, PRIVENTID’FROM LANDING IV.
’ WCA'I‘HIR. .
states Rhilipplu‘c Commission was, pre»
vented by‘the weather from landing. at
inatprovincc of Zambaies and arrived
“immersing: They inst “with an an
Thefirésideuta ,oftthe purines! are
nanimcus‘ as‘tc' thciadvirability or on
can
we lathe little-Basin, ens one“ '
$2.50 quality a
on poi-mart to call attention to. the ;
following facts during this heated l
term; but the winter months are?
approaching. when you will re-;;
quire -, ‘ ’ ‘
‘Weaks. Blues, Porci ,
Westport Eels, Round and Long.
MANILA: Augus£5~1iimThe United .
at, San Fernando. province 02,,Union,‘
thuaiaatlo reconticnnnd were escorted
by live bands of music to the town ‘
gulihwhero a banquet 'hud‘bsen pre- ' '
‘ are”: . 'W
. Jonquinzmlegas has been appointed
53.00 , "7 . 1.97”.
13.50. .. ~ 2.192
4.00 “ “ 2,7,9;
~- GOLF'IIRO
$2.501?) 54.50 qualities '
STRAW HAT
BeltsJSm’t Cases. Neckties
I Willis [Ls
new LOT or cans. arc. ‘ , .
HONEY.
Desirable assortment of c akcs.'just in ; to so
New season's Honey. in bottles, at
NEW LOT OF JAMB lN GLASS.
Strawberry, Peach. Pil‘leapple. Blackberry
good, cheap,
MI'XED PICKLES, bottles.
DRIED BEEF.
We had some trouble to il ll order's this Week, ‘
supply all demands without interruption. .
Cause it is such a good relish, and you’ll think
try it once.
WB CLAIM
That the sweetening power ‘of our Porto on"
third more than others. A lot of the Malaise
nice, but it sweetens little.
POTM‘OES.
A few small Potatoes at
FREE SOAP.
Pure white soap.
i
To give the public a chance to “sample‘Iw‘
Aladdin's Petroleum Soap with every WI.
coffee or two cakes with each pound otl‘tea
coanut oil and petroleum and sold at halt price
Buying Eyes
I In Mr Impossibility.
Proper Glasses. proper! adjusted,
will save your eyes and 9 vs comfort
In p:aeu of that disagreeable headache
air: In.
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
O.‘ E. Jackson.
oRADUA'rI: Opticians.
as Wall Street. Norwalk.
We admit that it is presuming: p;
Our stock of CROSS CREEK 1'1“
[VEIN LEHIGH has been purchased with
dust, and will be deliveredst your convenience“?!
Raymond
"TE BRIDGE r; n
Telephone Gall 07¢.
Hard Crabs. 25¢ doz.
Lobstcrs everyday:
a.- J comm—z
,, jfmfl
wasumarou Walter P
Soft Crabs, 30¢ to“. ; L ‘
Halibut; lfic lb. a ,
Norwalk Chronicler