”5,?
Niel-day
I: moved eastward and is new con
i in the 0th t is rod 0
g cool and‘*”nm'1'1'y"i 033 0111 wgiln
or. The r
”Valli sell” very light",
the but}! 03113111010 «tin the
' orthwest. Halifax reports 2.26 inehl ‘11"
x.” ..«v . . , V
, WWIl‘MiNdinork,‘ be
a“ “”1“ 39119111931
030101! is selling fancy early rose
fitness for thirty-seven cents per
1D-'v'('iil‘.‘ lio'l'd" a , i'uslile‘aa'
édnesday 'e"v‘ei'l1h'g a lll'eV Kr-
coir
031111?"i
ory.V
' 9,12 ‘ "-——w~——aul~ 2.,' M1
‘ ’ T113 0. M Read company has socie-
,2,, ing new in embroidery. See what
2 0 all. says.
013 out .0311;
1110111 lag; lfiNorwaN'l,
cause of a 1i'0t journal.
a'“ The Ladies’ VBewing Circle oi the
'aoutb Network ‘Ba'btist church will
Lo! the 12.. 03
'fiaturda'y, be-
most tomorrow attei‘ii‘fin at 2 o’clock 2
2 3i 13's lihu'rtéhi “v
2 . Arthur Gehehe. at East Cliff street.
NEW» .1000 secured; a,- position in the
-2 iathls' department 91,1110 Lockwood
',, inhlpclllrlnhltlompany, .
' ,1) mg the past week there we're i'aix
ill estate sales in Norwalk and 810 -
001 ,in Last year,
usi‘c'a'l “:11"! till 11.11.11501111131 lire
ed at the organ in Gra a Church at
. 'e ”ravines yesterdfy. ext Sabbath
, ester 0 8,0 lec'li 'waill- resume
We? 2orghnist 1115'“ a two
, scat eh on her combos. .
“Mrs. Nelson Ackerman and son. of
2 1101101100, N. J. are visiting her sister,
Miss Josephine Pink at her home in
Enter avenue, Norwalk. Mrs. Miller
. r s, 'S‘usie ‘Pinkl
0111"” 11111511 V‘3 li'I V'l‘1'isVV Nor?
*1“ Rs. 7
"'1‘ e rollowmg engaged in this
ee's' commercial}! o’rd: George
Alstyne 120011013” this Dress.»
T 1"‘101‘1 ,
g fili‘l'cib'l'l'i 11g" éw lithiiiid‘,‘ 3t N611:
w all: ,and will elect a Row “'11:“
hia‘laimdi‘y li 311010 3' twill ..
3021901020 @1103 high, .
stfilction.V .
; " 0001131: and aurlst
ted in the parlors of the
. all
I hold a a
residencemoi
m on! mgr-ail: ll'hu 21.00
00:10:00 ads will
ed 2:wll'2 be do
00 0.1300 ori'llOZIsout. '
re’s‘tin’g votes
' V 'llluess.
, en a Vothtane on 13011051
' 0009. W
'8111118
.2 inside in the? llillo‘eh or John B.‘ ~Law-L
0m V V.
. 'L Methodist Church
“9% imullilliy meeting
nutter-1n 3
Norwalk. is .
000.1100 recovered iron 1118 9101130130
' ‘ 33:09 was hablisnlai iiervioe isn't 011-2
$101011 g at the south N'or‘iyslk Baptlsi
The «trustees of 1mm?" Nor-walk
8011013 church will t tomorrow
night tr'l; til at the oblllch.
.. 1ng I 11 1}"
‘2 11111181211 3‘. ‘rui‘iie "”1111" "l'dmily, oi 1m
y-seventh street, New York have tak
NR9:
1?. With ‘. ' VtViidVVngVporVi
‘ l'i'
“'NOl‘tll 111111090 1111 ll tV. "
Dr. F. B'. Jackman has moi-ell (mm,
the‘ DriiBhluii'ey place 200 Niel 'col'ner oi’
'BiVltler sweetandlwiiat‘avenpe. '
:12 NW}, 13"“ ‘ ‘
'I‘he regular monthly meeti moi
,Oilicial Ird ot the .ll‘irst ethodist,
church: l‘Vb‘a ,‘ViVlefd lilii'i‘ 3111161111le- :
rile ille'irl 010.2 sills 61' uie‘sela
Norwalk Methodist Churnh','2‘ll'fiioiissedf
the'teni’perahce questlon yeaterday.
. ‘ “"11 1 l W
“Mrsl' Petal: L Out 0. who had been
iiiade‘i' natural with 'llti' hail some in
-We.rd street. Norwalk. is able to be'V
aboot again. ,. .
“001100311
Divi'iiion‘. mo‘er
in‘ the more ro‘iSn'li'n the Gazette billion
ing VVchVl3 evening.
menus has been
Fence and. Frederick 11'
South Main afloat - 2
Thom as J:- ' Keogh has i'ie'en‘VE
etlectéd tregsurer at the can all I, 0
ill can ‘ d by:
011213313011qu 0 1;". a‘ny ca figy
Rowan. 'Vln;
13110110 1310011.
Mayor Buxton the tire coiiimittee of
this 5001111612 and 1,1110 d'aptei‘ns or the
slalom Nor'w‘aik hoilli‘iai'i’ies. will hold 3
another meeting tomorrow‘svening
. with my all ’goit‘d? Headache?
Storiiltéh on tier hoists "S“!llfi'l’ a
case oi! inlaidi’liver.‘ 3130ka Blood
Bitters Willi illnke‘ a new, with ‘01: Worn-
an or you
Work 200 the new City '01 Norwalk '
library, which was stowed seine time
applies, not yet been continued. Delay VI
of! the arrival ‘0! material is stated to
he the reason. . , , ,
, Miss Ethel ValentfiVi'ne led the Yours
rooms 3 use tingt at thefi'outh Norwalk
Methodist Church 103128015111. '1‘ a sub
11“ wail-09001001093. Facilit es and
esources of thee
'An mi intent in 13g ll (11d elel'
Lodge, 0.103 Ma , M.. wil'b
, 09-10111 evening and the third
agree 311.11 i
vall'll 1011 $1}; Work All Master 'NVfi'an
113 a v ted to be 9.19111»
,iitlo'n of
01.91““;
9&00,‘
°¢ll a
H‘Vhlola or .
c'a’r‘s is"
New
if.
“he newgressed steel
r0110 “11"" e N '1!
21001111011313” 110i]
3V8 em 11
.srii's" A"nilarantly they
v
rk'
"'d
011- of the First '
Wild liy’, y”B p. 111..
Official Board;
Calendar 'for the
, 314.11? :51,
all Main
100111 723' analyserry testlvai
:1 OURTAINB.
lie é'onié Fred A hanguét '
No 311 :
r .'
01 on ionic V‘o‘t‘V the other V "
'1
'TENNI'fll' 7. 222', ‘
l1
2.»
'ljohnis i1 01101103 0 ‘12caiV revil’sll,‘
0 clubs that once on sled 111‘s hein
viva; it is 03110th31103 up Vin savers
or“, c 0
oils
15011311 A1101)“ 3 or It.
s 0 1 ml 1113—33 to 11.
.3901ng realistic-,8? to. 8,1 ‘ ,
“323; and 0 Lhdmpimhlp bolls—:81
ill this—it dos.
Prii'c' 0513111153391!
Racket covers—500 in M81.
2912011 a note—2 tic 85
Ten "ls‘ii'o'le 0:10 85.
Front, has mom,
MATT1NG~250'Vy'd.'
Extra heavy 'Jap mattings that have
".b'o‘dli 300110111
“39111: awn lmportatlon and better 1101'
dollar at, the, 0111 prices. '
1,1;
“than
4250.
straw rug train" 'Jabsn, not-bi and
very good 1 r p‘o‘rch use—a yard by
live yards—481.25.
100 00033 fibre rugs. tough and 300
fig érlfi rlii't orig ntal patterns and 001
la": o‘gy *00‘1‘1101103—31 25
10131110321133 hear, and 0d
looking-8500 103315 5.0 y ‘0
"2 ‘1‘h'lrd floor.
Thin di'l'iVnVVty 'stl'liia for summer use
.ssplieiail y.
Wfltrloed muslin with ruffle—V300 pair.
aidn t‘bc tail- to tell you gt, one
' store charges for the settle on ii?
i
, Fine muslin, tucked and rattled—£150
00011000112,
Yard, 'rnuslin with colored stripes.
" Enough variety In color so you can
ét‘hooac in harmony with the color at 0
rooms furnishings—180 yd.
Third lioor
eisamu‘rs. , .
Beautiful 'ar idles to show 000' a re
73¢!!! allll typi 000's good Wishes. ,
Noel-goes 01 alchemian glass, 11011 in
color 330‘ ”“1157 one to seven brhch-
1%,, 9110:3117
Nielsen vases 50nd ornaments. roen-
hine were irom Japanwiillbo to 81..75
Belléék china novelties, as dainty as
an eggshell-H85 10311-5
Crackerajarsuts 0'0 0111'! less.
Ghouoiateipots—so 60 to '81
Salad Dishes—+13 to 81
Pdddingllishes—u (0‘83 25
V'A'nd mu r'lci'i v 'ty in Rudolstadt
and Mail , all and 13111113 wire. '
Choosing is, new only M00030 all
hrs so handsome
V THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
e ‘0' 001001 is ",1“ '
Worth p'Vrompt attention at the 110111 ,
, ,o
1;”;le
.31“ dilution to utility 1,09
"'2 serve 11
11111000100111
1 "112' ,
1111'11'1'00') and n10 emfaave
0%leha for w,Jl‘otiiin‘ii. hut 2,
. 9,” I
toils ht out a firm thin
and submitted V
steady/013
r 1111' he result that a
root
is 01‘ smell
1 rec'd 0 2 a
on! W" y 0111'?
illd tum their backs on.“ '
av vert When it was dis: 2,
played on a fence. or 0.00th their eyes 2
when it 3,911 a car or train, are posiv
lively “s'ltu
t y, ~heir cup of, 0015000
letters 01' tile" adverr.
, out. when
'1 iii advertise
ment in all it, tattract venous. ,
It is" the an 0 its the lanes are being“
emptied by the patrons. The only way
to avoid seeing/the advertisement is
- not. to eat the food The “ads" are
Vsfizmped 0n the inside of the cups and
M
The restaurant man and the advertisi
or are both satisfied with the results.
100 they, rock little what the patrons
think of the ache e to ,000r09 them in-
to leading the ma ter displayed in this
fashion -NewV York Telegram.
The late Janice Shakespeare is said
to have held a store of a trial whalein
a Weilkno‘wii politician was charged
with having tried to bribe a negro yet
or. 'The negro Was 1311311 in hand tor
crosaexam‘ination -‘hy the defendant's
lawyer, who began: “ -
"New. repeat what the «intestinal
”said using his exact words. ”
“H’s dun said he'd dglb me titty dill--
“Now he didn't speak in the third
person." interrupted the lawyer ’
"l 0000' think I understands ssh ”
said the puszled witness.
"i see you don't!" snapped the low
yen, impatiently“ “New, did he say
this: ‘Bam 1 will give you titty dolV
lure?" -
“N0 sail! Ho dun said nothin' ’bont
vou ’o'ept to tell me dat ii 1 char got
into only trouble yo' was the slickast
rascal he knew to tool no 30030 011’
Jury an’ get me 001311 110 scrape. sah.
Dal. was all he said ’bout you!’ ‘ V
Laughter went 1.10 from the Demo-
erotic cloakroom oi the House for a
time yesterday. while the Mainline con-
tingent was telling anecdotes of Ben
atnr Patina. One of these anecdotes.
only a few days old now, ran as tel;
10013: . '
A former Alabaman, lawyer by pro-
tension came. to Washington and called
at the capitol to most the senator.
'i‘he’y gathered in the marble room.
where the lawyer addressed the acne
star in very loud tones. As he talked
' he spoke louder and louder; as though
2 he thought the 3030th was dual.
melting kindly over 1113’ 30301301113,
the senator observed in very low tones,
shitting his duld in characteristic insh-
ov‘Don't talk so 1000 my friend. I
could hear a' mouse (ii-refills across the
floor ”—Wsshington Post.
“Ever 330 it also '_an strike a
match?" asked 8111 l ieotiv'e's Mil
101‘. "No? . ‘ '
exnggeratlonw 01' 'gu r .
see in baseball itchor ‘ .-
iow down. drl'i ii rthe . lckly,
over his trouser-3.53311} ill a his
arm his arm high a 0110‘ his head as
the: dams anneal-s matinee tosses the
match at once aw y living glVen him
sell just time to to e a quick look
about him. He scratches the match
' :low down": thus you. it you are there
“hear the sound in on place. He lifts ,
it ihhye his head 0 "thus the sound
., the light in two diner-eat localities
2 'most the same time cohtuseV‘ you
and ‘if you shoot at the name you do
not hit the cracksman. He throws the
match quickly away so that you 'may ’
not have the look are ad the room ‘
that he obtained." it ad hill
its closed at etioe. Now the 2
t brags; or “0011,,
ithelr eyes :2
the produce Wagons Would any as V
they passed with their bags at hoi'uis. ,
"more goes 0. Wagon tr‘om’ Bosniewh. " .
2‘ running teday.
ANVBVURVYV NICKNA‘MEV MPLAINED
Indiana sold inher mice for 0 Pack or
300m. 2
No one seems to” know just Why Darn
y- was nickm'lnl'cd "Beaiitouin " or
course the name could not have come
into being without some warren, so
there are several conjectures regard-
ing its origin one 00 these’ is that
the eight families who trumped Voter
the rough way from Norwalk in '1648
and planted thein'aelve's ‘on the plains
‘bet'w n the two ridges—«Town Hill
and er Hill—known to the Indians
as Paliquioqu‘e recalled the love 0! the
ladisns for su'ocotnsh and tempted
them to sell their inheritance for V3,
pack 01 beans.
it is said also that the 110100 Was
given because of the large quantities
‘01 beans raised in the town a century
ago. The soil seemed to be particular.
ly adapted to them. and they flew,
With a luxulisncs not equalled else-
whorl-1.110 load 01 produce sent to.
Norwil'lk (or imminent to New ,York
was complete without a bag '01 beans .
thrown on top to shall it 'oi'l.
People along t 9 ‘Way traversed by
A2 certain mania lawyer of New-
town who heed to go to ”annuity ‘lo
atten'd 003121. ’a't the than the consona-
tiou of a aliro‘a'd to Newark i’v‘as no
lag agitated. remarked once‘ that he ,‘i‘
could not“ see any use tor the railroad
except to take ‘bcans to that them.
There was a small White beau grown .
in Daubnry which became known as
the Daubury bean.
There are more suitor-era from 000
stlpation than from any other enemy "'
a.
in every way representative.
linen, made- at 0110,1011:an
‘made or other plain' and fancy
materials. They are well load
fer style they are rig VVViVlow
minute. 2
Ladies' dusk skirts in 21
white, polka dot on his, nV
cula'r floiiuco, iii:
lnldlee’ duck sklr
stroll trimmed; at 81‘. 6‘ ‘
Ladies white Pique, knits“
tion circular finance, 81. 69
Ladies’ linen skirts.
ilounce. at $2. 98.
Ladies" walking skirt a:
white piq'iie stitched 1101171 "'
Ladie‘s' tucked white pique s
girééon trimmed circular lion
The summer negligee' shirt'liaii
come a: seessity to the 1110,
studies his warm ‘
There' s coolness a
well The
tie cost. Lislen' '
e'nV'sV‘neVgli ‘
, i‘ ‘ in Rumhjfln
stripes with Veep ate out! 0
,590 000172.,
, "Men‘s very line we ,0 til
the leading designs and colorings,
separate cults 1.
or our race; there is a long train of 2 ", '
annoying ills as a direct result. and 2. .
there is nothing so 011001.110
Tonic Pellets.
H. planted. '
SVUV'MNVI'ER TllV'A'FF-‘VIO GNOWS HEAVY
m
250, sample free. ,1}.
0,;
White Mountain Express Tornormwn ‘
Trims L'o'a‘de'd With ‘f‘r'a‘velers.
Eliminat- trays! over the Consolidao '
ed Railroad began in earnest Saturday.
is who very heavy; and nearly all or
the trains cut of New York city were "‘
delayed in conhedueno'e of it. From
this time on till the last 0,! “August the
trains running east 111111'1151‘1111 from
,New York will be packed with holiday
'travel' -
, The season is rapidly approaching
.lts height. as far as summer travel by
rail is concerned. The morning White
111 118 2. '
treatment as Ram‘on’ 3 Liver Pills 3'00 2,
Mountain express out of New York . "
“‘a'nd through South Norwaik, began
11 will leave New
York at 9 o'clock ev‘éry week day. The
night i'Whit'e‘ Mountain Quebec, Bar
Harbor train, is also to go on Speedliy.
J1 will leave New york at 9 o'clock at ' '
night. When these trains have been
put in operation the quota at summer
trains over the Consolidated will have
been pretty Wgell filled. " 2 ,
Norwalk Chronicler