is what makes the soda
fountains flow freelywthc ice
1‘ cream {rectors work long
~ hours.
Using only PURE MAT-
ERIALS in the making of
ouch makes out to mum
our ice cream parlors most
popular.
51 Washington Street.
HAVE . '
THE ssu'rmaL“
Sent toyour vacation ad'
dress. Addreu‘: changed
as frequently as request
ed.
iIlIlii NEWS NIIIES
MrI. Ruth '1‘. Osbom, of Daubury, is
vaulting Mrs 111.13.1Elako1. in Trinity
1) IN‘
Mrs. 11 L. Baker started today torn
tow dnys column with her patents in
l'laiuvillc Conn.
~~~lllk. and bwn. alpinos. O'Brien.
Lcstcr Hyatt. of the firm of Tris—
iruul div. Hyatt. during his vacation vis-
ited the Pun-American Exposition.
A11 addition ls being placed on the
residence of Mrs. Maria Godson. at
luc corner of South Main and Meudow
ctrccts.
Mrs. F. id. Kraft and daughter Maud.
()I New York. are tho guosts of Mr.
and Mrs. J. 1’. Francis, South Main
street.
The i‘inc Lcduc Whist Club will
leave llorlon‘s Point. 011 ’i‘ucsday, Aug»
ust 27th. at 1sz0 p. 111.. for Sheffield-om
tho-Sound. whcrc dinner will be scrw
cd.
——li‘lags. all sizes, all kinds; Bunting.
(lanes. Plumes. ii‘estooning, Mottoes.
ole, for the great 250th celebration.
M. S. Smith & Co.
'l‘hc praise and prayer meeting in the
Norwalk Methodist Church. tomorrow
morning, at 9:30. will be led by Freder-
ick ilctlicnt. Strangers are always wel-
come.
0. J, Clark will conduct the devo-
limlalsgrvjcc of the Epwoljth League.
in the NorWalkMethodist Church, to-
morrow cvcning. at 6:30. The topic will
be “Ilaiiy Prayer.”
August Roettcchcr.
Mrs. of North
Main Street. will leave Hamburg. to-
111or1'ow. on the Bulgaria. for home.
Mrs. Roctlechcr has boom in Europe
scvcrul wccks.
Postmastcrs Kcitb and Crowc kayo
born authorized by the WM Office De-
partment. to observe holiday hours. on
Scptombcr 12th. the date of the big
250th shawl-y celebration.
Jacob Ruddcr has the contract to re—
pupcr. varnish and decorate the Ma~
hnchcmo Hotel dining and billiard
rooms. and will begin the work next
week. He intcnds to make the rooms
the most attractive of any in town.
—-Choice small Nut Coal dclivorcd
at $4250 per ton. Raymond Bros.
'l‘bc Rev. William B. T. Wilkle. of
SI. Pctcrsburg. Florida. is the gucst of
his blather-in law. Commander H. H.
llarroll, of Elm street. The Rev. Mr..
Wilkle will preach in the Norwalk
Methodist Church, tomorrow morning.
'i‘hc steamer Haricm will leave her
dock, tomorrow morning, nt 10 o'clock.
for ilcr excursion to North Beach. This
soil is undcr the auspices of‘Pioncér
Hook and Ladder Company. of Nor-
walk and as this company luvs 11 large
number ol’ fricnds. the sail will proba-
bly be one of the most successful of the
81111111111. 'i‘bc taro for the round trip will
bc iii’ty c1»nts.Thc boat will leave the
hclu h for the return home at 4 1). 1n.
Willis H. Scllock‘. the enterprising
Norwalk clothlor. is figuring on having
a duo float in the parade at tho coming
cclobration. Mr. Solicck. among other
things. will have man dressed i cloth-
in}.r such as was worn when l. c town
was founded. and otl1crs_ in the intent
lull styles. The float will be drawn by
clthcr four or six homo. Wusbburn.
the famous Wcutport sign painter, will
design tho float.
i‘IlIIBUIIN i1 IIUIEII
THE JEWELEBS.
5: MAIN. uncapuqnwmo
96 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
W
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
11'. both oi our stores. will. room as
puclullv filled up for that purpose.
- chctuclcu and oyogiussou ilttod by the
' moot improvud methods and sstlatac—
111m guaranteed. it you are having
” your eyes, if your glasses
yml. If you are 111mm to
it
iii
5 y do We
want on an expedition black
rosin day.
‘ mittens and boys' caps. OBrien.
5‘th
drill arrive 111 New Y.ork today, and»
will step with his parents, in South.
who: stroct; over Sunday , 1
."nmo—lv . ‘
0.11 11111111111111. the milk dealer,
has consented to allow the collation 1
committee the use of his large forty:
quart milk cans, during the day of the .
his nut-rule. during the coming ceie~j
bration.
Frederick C. Grumman, of New Ro~
chells. New York. has arrived in Now
his sister. Miss Hattie Grumman. of
Issues Place, who has a complication ‘
of diseases.
W ,
Lincoln Council 0.11.11 M, hold a
meeting last night. and decided to turn ,
out in a body in the parade on Septem-
ber 12. Another meeting will be held *
next'Weduosdny night, at which time
arrangements will be made.
This afternoon the Y. M. C. A. basc~
bull team will play the New Canaan
team. at New Canaan. The local team
was unable to make aruulgementu with
the Stamford Y. M C. A. for 11 game
on the Baxter glouuds. as was expected.
Howard A. Tilly. coruetist. oi! South
Norwaik, will lend the singing tomol»
row in the Norwnlk Methodist Church.
At the morning service Chester H. Ben-
edict will sing “The Hills .0! 001. " by
George B. Neviil.
“Special Sale. Ladles' and Mluses'
Pants and Corset Covers. 25c each.
M. S. Smith & Co.
..._.,_..
Chief of Police Bradley has requested
each of the Norwnlk police force to
have at least two witnesses for cases
of arrest for drunkenness. This is a
time saver at the trial. because it will
then be unnecessary to hunt all over
the city for witnesses.
The condition of Profll Francis
Wayland. dean of the Yale Law school.
was slightly more. comfortablc today
though his physician said he was not
prepared to dooiarc the patient out of
danger. Dean Wayland was 76 years
old yesterday.
Mrs. Alfred Crockett. of Rowaytou.
and Miss Annie Wheeler. of Bloomfield
N. l'.. who is the guest of Mrs. Crock-
clt. went to Bridgeport. this morning.
to take the Nonowcnluc steamer. for
Port .Pcilcrsou. to remain over Sunday
with relatives.
Execution has been issued by Justice
chior. in thec use of Julius V. Becker.
against Frederick Hockcr. to recover
$40 and costs. Money in the Fairilclt‘
County Savings Bank has been attach-
ed. and the. bank will be. compclicd to
settle the account.
~-—Spccial for Sat. and Mon. from
Kitchen Dept: hunch Boxes. Clothes
Wringeru. Wire Broilers. 'i‘owci Racks
Match Safes. Lump Chimncys. ’l‘oilcl
Paper. Wash Boards and Boilers. ’i‘ca
Kcttic‘s cl1 , and full nest. of new Toys
M. .Smilh & Co.
The Salvation A1my will hold spcc-
ial meetings. Sunday. as follows: Sun-
day school at III a. mu. Holiness meet.
ing. at 11 a. m.; Christian Praise 111ch-
ing at 3 p. m.: Salvation meeting at I?
p. m. Everybody lnvitcd. Captain
Plumes in command.
The guests at tho Norwnlk llotcl yes-
lcrday. were H. S. Knox, city: N. .l.
Scranton. Foslorio. Ohio; L. M .Noycs
New Haven: . L. Scott. G. H. Young.
Boston. Mass; P. C. Huellcr. New
York: William Herbert. Newark. N. JR.
Leon Fish. Hancock. New York; A11-
drcw Bart Burger. city; Giles Potter.
New Haven.
The safe in‘ the gent‘ furnishin"
stow of E. 0' 'Connell in Broad
Brook, in which the postoflice is local
cd was blown open by burglars, but
no booty was obtained. A carponter‘:
bit-stock and a drill were left. behind
A11 ciIorI was mndc to rob this safe
ten days 111:0. The glass in the. pool
oilicc boxos was shattered 11s was that
in a large window in front of flu
store.
wivlats renovated. O‘Brien.
The Norwnlk City Council has 11
session for Labor Day. staring thcm in
the face. The Council. by law. is ob-
llgcd to meet on that evening. as tho
adiournnwnt. from the last meeting was
tukcn to then 'l‘hc city rulers may. if
they wish, moot, and then immcdlatcly
adjourn. 01111 councilman said ycstelw
day. that as lhcy were obliged to meal
on Labor Day night. they might us well
transact busincss thcn 1111 any time.
Jumoo ll. Ilcdcil, 11 luwycr. who our
bcnzlcd 3296,1180 from the law firm of
B111 low Larocouc & (‘houtc. and was
conlonccd in 1888 by Recoulor Smyth.
to Sing Sing prison. for twentyiflvc
yours and HlX months. has been purdon-
cd by (lovcrnor Odell. after serving
twcivc yours of his sentence. He is u
brothor of H. (l. Bede". who resides in
Silvorminc. and will muko his inimc
thcrc. with his brother, until be room-
c111 his health. Ho‘in said to be 11
physical wreck.
I’ I” Nicholson. formerly one of the|
proprietors of tho Norwulk Boston
Storc. and now a member of the firm
of Mnutorson. Pong 6‘: Company. of
Kingston. New York. has been spending
a few days in town. Masterson. Pong
81 Company purchased the business. in
W111i sin-cot. Kingston. formerly con-
duclod by tho late James 0.- Merritt,
'i‘hclr cstublishmcni is rated as one of
thc bust in Kingston. It is 11111111! the
lamest dry goods institutions in that
city. cud-lo tinciy located.
«411.111 81 Ithaca 1111111111 and onrlm
can be consulted to the parlors of tin
Mahockomo Hotel. on Tuesday ant'
Fridays, bemoan the hours of l and l
p. 111., and daily betwcun 9 111111 111 11
um. ll and I) p. at. at 616 Fulrneld 1m
. 1111c. 1.1111111111111111. lilyell exam-111d and “ ‘1'
dictum muted
gullllifi. ‘ ‘
wrmaptou Harry Cutior 13151111111. .
it the uteamuhip City at Washington. ,1
walk. because of the serious illness of ‘
Extraordinary 1
You may dispense. in this torrid weather. your
coat your vest and even your neghgee shot, but
you cannot do without TROUSERS—mot yet.
12.1111 and $2.50 Trousers $1 39
now ‘
2.50 d 3.50T
s an 5 now rousers 1.98
3. d . OT
5 50 an $5ngw rousers 2.98
Look at our North Wmdow and select a pair.
YouWili Save Money.
Comstock Bros.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
Norwalk Store: '
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call. 32-2; South Norwalk Store.
We’re After the Mau..,....
who has come to thc conclusion that he's paying too
much for dirt and dash—who's got an idea that he ought
to bc gcttingn bcttcr gradc of oats for the money he’s
paying.
We want that man to buy some of our good clean
oats, and we‘ll takc our clmnccs on getting him for a
I steady customer.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN
J Manuel T. Hatch;
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SHOULD BE MADE AT
JACKSON’S STUDIO
If you want
CORRECT LIKENESS.
ARTISTIC MOUNTINGS.
ABSOLUTE PERMANENCE
A good picture of yourself or child may become invaluable.
COME WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH.
JACKSON' 5 STUDIO.
355?§§?p'§2§’1'l. door. 531.WALL s12, NORWALK
Our Motto: “Low Prices Means More Bdsincss."
NON-CORROSIVE INK.
it will not corrode a pen nor thicken 1n the ink well.
roa sac: av
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller, Sialioner, Engraver.
49 WALL 131‘ NORWRLK.
. diction will be complete in regards to
1 States Senator (‘haunccy M. Dcpew was
FOURTI' E N'l‘ll YEAR OF
Merrill Business College,
STAMFOR D, CONN, .
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 3d. 1901.
An old. reliablc, up-to-dnto school. Nlncty-llvc. percent of last year's
grnduutos'worc placed in good positions. Excellent facilities. Good teach-
ers. Moderate tuition rates. Semi" for new catalogue. Collogo open to visit-
ors from 9 o‘clock till 4. ‘
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
HarryGoodwin, Tailor,~
LOOK .TO YOUR LEGS.
This is an opportunity to 11pr out that cont and vent with 11 new pair of
trousers, until you purchase your how full attire. Tho prices being out muuu
this story more into1-.cutlng . 1_
$1.75 trousers. now $1.33. ~
$2.25 trousers. now $1.711. . ‘ '
M. 50 trousers. now :3. 110.
The summer In not over yet and white duck trousers are still assoc
Ilult comfort. .
ormerly $1 25 just now 7611 per pair. ‘ "~
‘ all to mention how Bluu Borne Coats. They are so suitable to
war with the Whito ducks. 1 , ,1.
Pro‘vlouaiy $2170.1I0W t1. 50341113 $350 value at $2. 00.
Bicyclntrouscucumin-5111111recognition In prlccutuu duality
hero and the bike coats are selling at pructlcully your own prices.
Don'ttorliot the wusnuhio sultupor that yo11hgston-the price will aid
11111111311111; 111 your deciding t' lichdllo now.
is still
,gihsemkseuuw In»...
‘ Graham. who has been unparlntcndont
tit)
. Dr. H. C.She1er returned this morn-
lng from a trip to the mountains. -
The Public Market is selling Block
Island blue fish for 12 centu a pound.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powell and
uyon,k Nelson. spent yesterday in New
01'
-—New Youman Derby. O'Brien.
There are all kinds of iish, live lob-
sters and soft shell crabs at the Bridsfi
F‘lsh market.
The D. M. Read Company is advertis-
ing toilet nets. undérsklrls and salt
water flannel. today.
Chief of Police William Vollmer at-
tended the opera. I‘loradora, at the
Casino, New York, last night.
if you want everything that is used
in the stable for the horse. justd call on
Raymond Brothels. See the ad .
Mr. and Mrs. John Shearer. of Port
Chester. 111a visiting their daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Sheehan. of Cross street.
A. Dickerman dc 8011 are going to sell
the balance of tnelr summer stock at
{:ost. and below. See the ad. in today' 8
Issue.
«*Crofut & Knapp's fall styles stiff
and soft hats ready atflifllu'a.
The shoppers arc beginning to bite
In the harbor and along the docks
Many a lad can be seen with fish pole
and rod.
1....
The River street baseball team and a
New Canaan team played ball on the
“cinder lot." yesterday. The River
street won by a score of 14 to 8.
Wm. A. Brady's production of Clyde
Fitch‘s great success ”Lovers Lane”
Is coming to Hoyt‘a theatre. The pro-
cast and scenery.
The bat finishers of (‘rofut &
Knunp' s but faotmy and 11 team f1 om
Arnold lb Company s found1y are but-
tling for honors in bascball on the
Mayflower oval today.
The special committee of the Old
Woll Hook It Ladder Company on the
coming celebration. held a meeting last
nlght. They reported progress in the
arrangements for the day.
CONTROVERSY DOING NO GOOD.
Senator Depew Says Schley-Sampson
Affair Reflects on Navv.
NEW YORK. August 24-«Ullited
a passenger on the steamship St Paul
which arrived from Southampton. to»
day in an intel view Mr Dcpcw spoke
of conditions abroad and discussed the
Schicy-Sumpson controversy from an
English standpoint.
“A grcat deal of interest is taken in
tho Schicy Sampson controversy." he
sui1i.“'i‘he fact that Schley' 8 daughter
is married to Mr Stumt- Wortiey. an
Englishman. is the reason that those
in England 1110 interested in the con—
troversy. and it is owing to Admiral
Scblcy‘s English connections that there
is 11 Iovarabic. feeling for him over
thcrc. The controversy itself is not
doing us any good. It is arousing con-
tempt. and derision towards the Ameri-
can navy. and the less said about it
the better."
CONSPIRACY TO ADMIT CHINESE.
Ofliclais Arrested in Arizona for Illeg-
ally Admittina Ceiestlals.
WASHINGTON. August 24—1210
Treasury otIlcials have unearthed what
they allege is a wide conspiracy in No-
gulcs. Ariz.. to admit Chinese into the
United States. Thus for the collector
st Noguics. William M. Hooy. and Dep-
uty and Chinese inspector 8. ll”. Jos-
scy; Frank How and nnothcr China-
man. who lives at Clifton, Ariz.. have
been arrested. other arrests will loi-
low. it Is charged that Chinese in
large numbers have been permitted to
cross the border upon the payment to
the collector of anywhere from $60 to
$200 apiece. Hooy was appointed about
11 your and a half ago from lndlana.
RAIN FLOODS COLLIERIES.
HAZIETON. “1.. August ill—Rain
has i‘ulluu in .this region since three
o‘clock this morning. Tie tricks of the
Lchlgb Valley Railroad at Beaver Mec~
down arc washed out and trulllc 011
the highland branch of the road has
boon suspended. Many coiiicrlos. it is
believed. will be forccd to suspend op.
oratlons before night on account of the
flooding the workings.
BURGLARS Klgsw WHERE TO
1.
NEW HAVEN. August 24*B111-gl11rs
cutorod the house of Chnricn (3. French
in Full linvon curly yesterday morn-
ing. and state 895 in cash which Mrs.
Butlor. n tenant. had drawn lrom a
buck and hidden in an oil stove in a
hallway. Charles Layette wuss arrest-
cd on suspicion.
A CHANGE OF IUPERINTENDENTS
NEW HAVEN. August 2I~Wnltor A
of the Fair Hoven in Woutvillo ruli-
road lor several yearn. 111111 been suc-
coodcd by Major 'l‘hcron ll. Hull. but
will remain in the roud’s omploy as an
assistant to Major Hull.
wmruhv'a HORSE ascouo.
LONDON. August iii—Tho Duke of
Portland' 11 William the Third won the
Hurst Park Lonnox stakes of 2.000 sov-
ereiguc for tl1roc‘ycur-ol1la.distance
one mile and a hall. at tho Hurst Park
Club August meeting. today. William
O. Whitney’s Volodyovukl. L. hold.
was second.
”Take” Your" Prescription: lo
lit 6111111 it til Ill.
. Pmprlotorb Ind Clark Licenu Phar-
_ manic 5
No. I North gain III-cot,
kind.
Some are medium weight and good touch your round w
Not one unit sold for loss than $15 and some as high out
Have markcd them all one price:
$250 ' '1 1?;
BOYS’ SCHOOL suns.
These suits are all wool and have been good sellers from,
to $3. 60. They are now priced
51.98 .,
Willis H. Selleok
You want the goods we all. We
der till we get it.
EGG NOODLEI, made from selected . ,
wheat and fresh eggs. Broad and tasted and tested, it is I‘
narrow sorts. 5 a 101: boxes. new. in u“! 110?, mu;
All fresh goods. when you want a nice
FRESH EGGS. We are getting from
10 to 30 dozen 21 week. Collected
in Wilton and Weston. 28c doz.
BRIGHT SHOULDERS. the best stock.
Very satisfactory. 111/21: lb.
NEW MACKEREL. Bright and fat.
Mackerel are better this year than
for some years past. Two line and
whit 2511.
OUR DRIED BEEF Continues to be
“BUSINESS 3014an
Lorenzo Dibble
Buying Eyes
Is An Impossibility.
Proper Glasses. properly adjusted.
will save your eyes and give comfort
In place of that disagreeable headache
strain.
Thorough examination free and all
work guaranteed.
0. B. Jackson,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN.
59 Wall Street. Norwalk.
and Draft Horses,
May he sure of getting
Prime 0111 Timothy Hay, Long Head Thrash.
Straw, Old Clipped White Outs. Pent um.
Shavings and Salt Hay. ‘
By sending their orders to
RAYMOND BROTHER
and Soft Shell Crabs. 5.71?
R. J. OUTBILL co.
WASHINGTON BTREET
Announcement 11111011111111.
Commencing Monday. July Isl. H
Purishoii’s Famous Bi,
Concerts Every Afternoon arid Event "’
DANCING ,DAILY
”IVE RESTAURANI. SHORE DIIVIVERS
1
‘ w. A. BENEDICT.
Room 1, Muonlo Building,
116 Washington It.
My dear sir: Norwaik, ~
”there will be many Double Breasted Frocks worn
and it you dcsirc 0111: made, we are prepared to giro cxdcli'
out after i111- latcst dictation of Fashion and cut unit
prices 1121 compared with the. prion usually paid yol
solicit your inspection. If its a business suit you 11
our $20.01) liuc. Over “incl iatterns otth‘is ’
Faith idly “yours, ‘
"4-1“. ..
Norwulk.
Bo. NOWIIRI
Norwalk Chronicler