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villi". Almanac for Tomorrow.
' loan 4: H24 sets .7: 30
m. communications for
hould be addressed to The
Personal letter: not desired.
“ murmur... 11111'1‘111‘11111'13111111'
t. of tho habitual dr'ullkalds l11
tamuselnent are informed that
.. a of greater deionotiug Inlul
he pound The council passed
tier a bitter contest lasting
1115 the English bakers oppos-
lid, the French bakers insisting
at be enacted as a protection
oor,,who, they claimed, ave
uently defrauded.
the biggest cotton mills In
is to be built near Kansas
curl Ten million dollars is
ted, $3,100 of which has al
fsubscribed by caisteln and
The mill will have 1100.-
‘és and 1200010011111. It will
’000 operatives and have a
$2, 460 000 a year The en
lithe mills will be 110. 00 holes
mencement gave the. geneal-
mericau colleges. He said»
unis was a 1,1 anddaughtcr of
.Were-graduatcs of Cambridge
I Cambridge was dcsccndcd
,d and Oxford .rom Paris
ntiooh. Antioch from Alex.
Alexandria from Athens. by
s disciples of A1istotlo. Wil-
‘ sixty nine gene1atlons of
1‘0111 Socrates. but only 11i11c
no. a British postscssion.
br‘s house is near a jungle. 3
dwith wild animals. Out
318 of underground 11 baby
strayed one morning to froi
mbersome fashion on the
surrounds the house. Nat:
ts' captured him without
‘ fllculty and when they had
presented him to Mrs. Cook.
was a..problcm on what and
en! the youngster. Cow";
lmDI‘C‘lSCIl milking bottle
solution. Sixteen quarts of
as the amount the hungry
Vonliar species of hog He
also and covered with
fashionable perfume.
to woolen material for
i ' ans yelling
sunflowers as be-
ery light-colored leath~
old with a real gold hue-
“ (I just now. The up.
ms to be a favorite
linen was made up or
- The waist was a
rt. was cut with a
re trimmed with
and {rocks are cut
the Sheerness o: the
, 'used for this yoke
‘ his upon the tabrio
be combined.
m- post blossoming
‘ good l'ucinu day.
BEAwliNHAKA TFYIAL nAcns.
Egiht Little Yachts oil: This After-
. noon Off Black Rock.
BLACK ROCK. July l2-All the eight
little yachts which mo competing in
tho Scawanhaku trial room; left the
Bridgeport Yacht Clul: flout at 11 o‘
ciork today and hoadcl for the start-
ing line. the crown ha lug apparently
forgotten their (liftere‘iccs oi‘ yester-
day, when there were threats that
some of tho bouts woull ho \1'ilhdraw11
altogether from tho tr 11111 on account
of the postponement of yesterday's
sorics. .411 hour before noon lhc start
lug tinlc ihc wind was blowing scvcn
knots an hour from tin southwest and
conditions llcllcrally 1:11 'o promise of u
The start was made ironlpily. 'l‘ho
preparatory 111111 was Iir 'd at. iii o'clock
and five minutes later t In starting 111111
sent thl~ llillc boats across the. line.
(h'usudcr crossed first will the. Maura-
solt following closely. 'l‘ccumsell and
Scores were having a c. use contest for
third place. The boat. were sent in
windward in :1 breeze hlowiugnhoul
eight miles an hour. I‘hoy will race
two miles to windward and return, and
this windward and leeward course will
he sailed three times.
The 'i‘ccnmsch reachcl the finish line
first about two lengths ahead of tho
hind. At no time durin the lace Wel. '
the others.
with the Filibuster clo 91y following.
A few minutes after thl stall. the Te-
cumseh forged ahead of the. Filibllsterfl
ing at this time. and be water was
smooth.
THREE BROTHERS AUGHT BY
TRAIN.
Vf'iilNiiS'l‘UWN, 0.. .
brothers. Mike. Simon :11 d Lulu-Shoal;-
viow were. caught. on iln trcnilc of thc
Mnhoninl.r Valley Electric liuc near
uly :2.»~»'l‘lll'ce
Luke was stuck ily thc car and died
from :1 fractured shill. Mike had
his left arm torn oilfilhip fractured
and nose broken and i' ill a critical
condition. Simon was knorkcd off
into a gully. thirty fccl. below. but cs.
capcd with slight iniurls.
l
3vDI‘STURBANCE IN Wl KES BARRE.
Wll KES IMRRE, Jilly '.. -"i‘hcru
was a serious disturbance nt “1hr“ \Vil
llum A. collicry at Old Forgc shortly
after noon today. \Vllc'lrll 11 ml'lllbl'I‘ 111’
the surveying corps ca 1e out of the
barricade ho was attac'ed by about
500 foreigucrs who lhrlw stones at
him. The surveyor pullel his revolver
and fired in tho direction of the crowd.
'lheu the (0.11 and iron police at (in
collicly took a hand and hogan thine.
’l‘ho surveyor jumped lnia wagon and
made his escape to Pitst 11. So far as
can he learned 1111-01111 w1s hurt in the
' tiring,
' PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. .illl\':-w.\111011g the
during the last session 0 ('mllzrcss up.
on which the studio fai cd to act arr-
sllal, district. of Colorado; .lohu t‘.
Short, marshal. district of Delaware:
Joseph W. Jones, peushn agent. (‘11-
iumhus, 0.: Hugh Pitcairi, consul gen.
r'ral, Hamburg. German]: George It.
Krcstcr 1'. collector intellial revenue.
district of South Carolina '
«m, .. ME.” ....
the Tecumseh and Massasoit in ap-l t
parent danger of being‘ overtaken by “"00
There was hilt very Iittlc’llrccze blow- 1
Struthcrs, four miles on 't of hero lust ;
night and in an endeavor to nscapc in- 5
' ,iur' l'lw (loyu'on the cd c of the rails. 1 , , . . .
3 ‘ 'nrc melting 111 South bulcm and Boo»
plcsidential appointmclis to ofliw.
the following: Dewey C llailcy. marr‘.
.holuu'sz. stxlrlcd today for 'l‘olcdo. 0..
\l‘llr-ro hc will cntcr upon the. duties of
U
Personal Mention
youtorday for Springfield. Mass.
Mrs V G. The went to Brooklyn to-
day. to remain until alter the Fourth. i
lohn (‘ ockcrhum will spend his vaca-
tion next wcok. recuperating in Ridge-
field.
l\l1's.lln\'ld Whitlock of East are- P 1
Rural Carriers to Have a Day Off
Without Loss of Pay.
w'o and Kli'lli have
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1'1111i111dut 11 int l1 explains itself:
”l‘o ihc Postmnstnraz
visiting f1 icud'l in South Not'walk l'ori "’1 "““m' "mm”! ""5 (”'led that
1 1.11 dclilorv of mail by rural lotfcr4'ar»
1 1"ll 1-1 ll'llil he made. on tho Ii‘oulth of
i l11i,\'.1'oihal lilo» «111-1.115. may have an
[opportunity of enjoying our national .
No deduction shall bu made
from the carllcrs' salary 011 account of
suspl 111 ion of sorvico on
11111110. is \isltiug with 1clati1'cs I11 Nor
\VI ilk.
(i. ll. l’rall, of llnvilnull aircct. will
spcud the Fourth with i'ricnds at Slut~
cu 13m
Miss Main-I $1~-.llc(h of Nolwalk, is
:1 l0“ days.
\illllll' \lllllamn, of N01 11.1ll1 in via
itinn 11f lllc Ii'Hllil‘lli c of Mrs/11min
Wilkins lu \\'P.‘-ll.‘.]lf)ll
i‘halics l'}. Waterman. of (hicago
with his son, Oscar. is visiting with
his sister, Mrs. William II. Swords.
('hcstcr litalh and Aurelius HNIUI,1
of West li'rlliu atlcct. Norwaik. lciti
,1cniclday fol I’hilldelphlu, whcrc thoy'.
are to spend the summon months.
1
Miss Alice Acher. of New York city. ‘
will spcnd the Fourth the cousin of
Mr and Mrs L. H. Gale. of Gerard
Massasoit and won the first round of l’l.-.ue
the race The other yachts were;
,bunchcd a cousiderabh distance be-
Arthur P (‘111iis,ofl\’ioto. Japan is
iihc guest of his g1',a11dparcnts Mr. and
Mrs. D Seymour Curtis of Knight
Master Walton Thornton of Brook-
1111.1 Magsaanit crossing the. “no first 1111’ Mrs. Lona l'll'igg1.:1'1111111, of Fairficld
ith’llllG.
W. ii. McMahon, wife and‘ son. of
Reed street. will spend the Fourth of
The second race was ltarted at 1:45 ilil' is Encoding a few days 1l1o must
luly with Mrs. McMahon's rciativos In
llr ooklyu.
\iiss llclcn Quiuiald 114111111111 in l111'
viiiiilii' in Main slrcct. N111 wall. ycstcr
1L1}. afi'cl a wccks Still with rjoialiycs
in lizlulluly.
Mr. 1111-] Mrs. (‘.. A, 'I'ut'lter, of Main
ircct. Nol'wolh, wont to lioihcl today
to spend the Fourth with Mrs. 'i‘uclo
crs |l:ll’i.’lill4.
Dr. S. I). lulwl'ellcc and H. .1. Law-
"cucc, of the Norwall-t Ink ("111111111132
tnnrillc. N. Y.
Mrs. Waller llurvcy Ward, 111' Wash» 1 and
ingtnn, l). (‘.. is the guests of hcr par— 5 ‘0 ,.
cuts. ("ougrcssulzlu and Mrs. E. J. Hill.
of West ayerluc.
Louis (‘.ouliliii, of New Haven, is the
most of A. A. t‘.-blurry, of Catharine
and Grand strccts, Norwalk. .\lr. Con-
lzl'in is on a racatiou bicycling tour.
I nitcd States Senator Dillingham oil
‘\ clmolu. is the aunt of (‘.onglcssznan
J Hill. of West. avenue. who 1e-
tinned this afternoon from Washing—
lou.
Mls. G. i<‘rcd Williams and daughter
Mildred, of Bridgeport. is the guest of
her cousin. Mrs. Sfll. Iiamiitou. No. l 1
liailroad l’lacc. They will no main 1111- _.
ill after the Fourth M1. \Vlii‘mmsi
\\ill join his W110 on that day.
Lliuton lllmic1. of Sinuliox 11, paid a
.~l1oli visit at tho homo of his mother.
J‘dls. Kate l’. Hunter, in Main street.
Norwaylk. yesterday. Mr. Hunter is
your; uulploycd in the Yale a Towns
":v'tory. Stamford, whore hc resides
with his wife and child.
Ilcv. John lluntcr. who recently
uraduaicd from Harvard college with
his has: thrirzc. Iii 1'. Hunter is a min-
. tor of the Swcdr'nborgian faith and
'.1 :«4111 111‘ Mrs. Kate 1‘. Hunter, of Main
street, Norwalk. Mr. liuutcl' will
have. the best wishes of many friends
TELEPHONE, 58-2.
SE Y M OUR’S STORE.
JUST whim YOU WANT.
Olil' Faucv Bridgewaier Creamerv Baum;
Cuties; Double Cream Cheese; Fresh Eggs; Grape Jmcc; Potted Meats:
' Can Chl oxen: Rich's Fr’ull Cake; Friui Juices: Jams; Jclilcs
There IS lots of pleasure 111 selhng the V1 1y Best at the same prise tfor
. whlch you get ordlnarv goods elsewhere.
‘ All the London; Cereals on the market.
' , Great 831C oi Norka Mailed Oats now going on at our store.
Telephone where you can secure the best -
in The Norwnlku for succeau in his
Mrs. Aivnh Longstrect and dallghtor‘
Kathryn. who have been tho guests of .
Mr. and Mrs. George Rose of High
Royal A Elli-1;". of— Wlnnlpauk 1..” i street. Norwalk, returned this morning
4 to their homo in Huwlc‘yvlllo. .
a to w weeks Mr Longstroot oxnects to -.
with lilii family to l’ittsiield
ils employed as day
[operator by tho 0 , olidatod railroad.
'ro REBT ON 111-IE FOURTH.
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i’oslmnslc -rs (‘.r
4..
“If your "film is kept open on July '
Folu'..il1 111 a part of the. day rural pa—
liOllH should be given their mail if
3 they call for it
' 'A. \V. M .M‘. HEN. Gen'l. Supt”.
K AUTWURST also 0F wounos.
Charles Van Zandt Claims he was
Obiiged to Shoot.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. July 2wfleorge
Krautwulst. who was shot by Charles
V an Zandt yesterday, died today. Both
'.ln Zandt and K autwurst worked in
:1 pic factory. where the shooting oc-
Bcfore he died Krautwurat
made a statcmcut in which he said he
had been asleep in a chair when he
was awakened by a quarrel between
I"rcd- lienl'mnns, the foreman of the
and Van Zandt.
Eran into another mom and told Van
alt uuiil he returned
Zandt siarlcd to lcaro the place and
ix'lautwurst told him hc better wait
Krnmwurst said V1111 Zandi
thou nuilcd his rcrolvcr and shot him
llc uddod that he thought
he 1101 what 11111. mount for somobody
RW'ALK ”EVENING SENTINEL
Tim stare WI]! be closed
all. day Frlday, July 4th.
the 126m annlversary of
the Independence of the
United Slam of America.
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I
,
. Our store Mil be open
Th ursdayEvan ’g
fill, 8:30 P. M.
3h111' sdau‘s Special Saul.
LUCK. GOOD 'JUDGMENT AND ABILITY TO
HANDLE LARGE LOTS OF MERCHANDISE. were
instrumental in securing “165 SPECIAL PRICES we offer
this week. If the prices were Irmarked one-third higher then
would still his lower than their value.
We wish to keep up
RAPID MOVEMENT OF MERCHANDISE bu slricilu
adhering to our small profit susiem.
We will sell merchandise in man cases at HALF-PRICE.
The women Who plan and save cannot help being interested“
in this sale.
Van 7.1111111 at the polio * station. ,aid
thrce 1111111 jumped onto him and
: that. all had been drink: '
and wanted him .to drink with
When he refused they beat him
loft apparently. to get assistance
‘ . When lnterfercd with
whcn leaving the placc he shot 111 self
The police. are. inclined to
bellow ihc mum: man is telling
man as his bond and faccw
”~th
Some pcopl.~ :'11c so busy saving the
pennies that (lit-3'11?! the dollars go 111'.
Wanted, Children
To sell our clouds for
premiums or money
Cleveland-Wino): Co,
Blisiol. Conn.
55.11... 633616115
. JoseAloffs,
72 North Main Street
Tel Call IJB-B
the finest Java and Mocha
Q E SEYMOUR Leadlng Grocer,
20 Retail
Stores .
ROCERIE
A few bargains worthy or your attention. Look over this list of mono y savers:
20 Retail
BUTTER. 3 , , : FINEST ELGIN caeAmanv sorrel-1, PER POUND. 24c.
‘~ POTATOES. FANCY 51131.1! nossrora'ro'es. (unusual, PER pick, 35c.
9c ’ Magnolia Milk. can.
9o 11 cans Sardines for
18¢: Qt jar Pure Jelly,
ERIN. balances.
Dc Malta-Vita,m,
25o Grape Nuts 2pm.,
, 10o Backwoods Premium (inoculate
» 256M111!“ per-box,
1, is: 81mm; per box,
3 '81: ammuedmtae,
,, ocloMonOmneSo-p. w
afield coke: Hound Soup (large
~35c colored Cashmere. 45 in-
'3... as non 111.311 promo,
underwear
and Rosters,
Ladics' Wing Sleove, low neck
Vests, value 170., at . 10c
lunlics' fiuc lislc Vests. square
noclt. slccrcicus, value 25c,-
m ' 15c
Ladics' opt-n work drop stitch
llose. lino ingroin llsle
Ilcrmsdorf dyed, made to re-
tail at 481', here at 29c
Ladics' fancy Ilosc. some drop
stitchml, value 121.1,;1' and
lie, salo price 10c.
(.‘hihircn‘s Ilosc. one and one
rib. value mine, here at ' 8c
“Tuifcuuf” Hose for boys and
girlswlioso that. can stand
tho wear and tear of thc
children-“have you tricd
'cm. do so and you‘ll try no
t‘lillt‘l’s. lysine a pair.
(iur great llosicry sale that he-
gall last wcck still continues.
Sum“ 1131....
Dilaang' [looks and l‘ycs, all
, sizes, pickle oi japauned. a
card, ' 5c
Velvet Grip Hose Supporters,
ladies“ and children‘s,
white and black. 3 12%c
Fancy Neck Ribbons. regular
25c and 3912 goods. sale price 15c
Dress Shields. Stochlnct . all
sizes. good quality, a pair, 5c
"Twin Anchor" Hose Support-
ers, fastens to front of cor-
set. ‘ 19c
Turn Over Collar Tops. 25c. '
19c. 15c goods. sale price 12%c
Chain Purses, with or without
neck cli'calus. very special, 25¢
Toilet Pins. good points. full
count. sale price, 3 papers 5c
Domestics.
1 Bale Unbleached Muslin 36
in. wide. 10 to 20,111!d
lengths. 54591: yd.
Ruffled Curtains. the kind 33::
Turkish Towels, 20 38.12551:
kind. , 10c.
Scrixn for land curtains 36 in.
wide, value 61: at “Ac
Honey Comb Towels, value
So, at 31:
64 in. Table Damask, all linen,
value 59c, at 43c
Pillow Shams. value 59c. at 43c
40 in. Unbleached Butcher's
linen, value 35c, at 230
72 x. 90 BostonMills Sheets,
value 5512, at , . 46c
fillings, etc:
”C Black Percallne. 35“:
15¢ Black Shrunk Duck, 10!; '
35c colored Mercerized Sllt-
eons.
. chm wide.
91: «to ~inch black, colored
Lawns; u '
\Dss‘a Dress Sounds.
An immense showing of only the
choicest styles and colorings and
at prices at icast a quarter less
than elsewhere.
For Thursday and Saturday un-
usual tempting offers. for instance:
liic Dress Ginghams. 60
‘ilic Lawns, neat designs. tic
liaicsScr.'r811(.'kers, regular
lZI/Igc 9c
131,-. llinlltil's. choice effects, We
tic .-'\111cricau I’rinfs. all ‘col-
ors. . llfic
Kandkerch'itis, etc.
Men‘s llcmstltchcd llandkon
chiefs. splendid quality at
51c, sale price, two for fit:
Ladics' flue Swiss Embroidcr‘
ed l'landkerchiel's. value We,
sale price. 50
Ladies” Lacc edgcd Handker-
chiefs. value. 101: and l‘Jisgc,
sale price, he
Men's line white Hamilton
chiefs, Woven stripe border.
raluc 12920, at BC
Note Paper, fine Irish Lincn.....
ruled and unruled, value
25c. at ‘ 1292c
50c Note Paper. none better.
Whiting‘s best, 250
Mens‘ Wear
Men's Ncckwear, all shapes.
value 25c, at 150
Men's Suspenders. leather
ends. full sizes, value 25c,
at 19c
Men’s Woven Madras Shirts
three colors. good value at
65c, 50c
. Men’s Balbriggan Shirts at 35c,
Value 50c.
Men’s Balbriggsn Shirts and
Drawers—drawers double-
seated, value 39c. at ’ 29c
Bays’ Knee Pants, value '.39c
at 25¢
Count 911.13.
Pear's Unscented Soap, 9c
Pear‘s Scented Soap, 13c
Packer’s Tar Soap, 17c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 190
Roger and Gallet‘s Scan. 190
Cuticura Soap, 19c
Dr. Woodbury’s Soap, 19¢
Dlsinfectine Soap, - We; 3 for 256
Williams’ Stick Shaving Soap. 19c
Glenn‘s Sulphur Soap, 21c
Rico Soap. j 50,
Colgate’s Turkish Bath, 30
Apple Blossom Glycol-hie Soap, 9c
Mo'nnen’ s Talents Powder ' 15c
Golder: Tooth butler” {g
' te's Tooth Powder,
Lyon' 11 Tooth Powder, .. 19c
Kitchen 'Dopt.
7 pc. Berry Sets, cut glass pat
terns 29c set
Four ‘pc. Table Set, cut glass
patterns, 35c set
. Glass i'lower Vascs, 10 inches
tall, 100 ' *'
2 qt, Jap. Tea Pots. nicely
decorated, 21c
Extra Handles for Tea Pots, 4c
2511‘: large Vegetable Dishes, ‘l2l/gc
45c four-qt. Water Pitchers, 25c.
.lnpaunod Broad Boxes large
size, 391:
Ialv. Wire Sink Strainers. 10,1:
3 pc, Garden Sets. 10c
39c Seltwringing Mops, 29c
6 qt. Watering Cans, lie
10 qt. Galv. Iron Watering
Cans, . «tile
4 double Sheets of Tanglefoot
Fly Paper, 5c
Wire Fly Killers, 3c
Four-burner Oil Stores, 980
Rounds-Wear
department. .
Ladies“ White Jap. Silk
Waists, finely tucked, reg-
ular price 83, at $2.75
Ladies’ Grass Linen Waists,
excellent value at $1.50, spe~
cialprice, _ $1.29
Ladies' Silk Gingham Waists,
plain colors and fancy
stripes, regular price $1.69.
at $1.25
Ladiés' Mercerized Striped
Gingham Walrus, regular
prices‘SlDO and $1.25, at 79c
Ladies' White P. K. Skirts.
with graduated fiounce, reg-
lar price, $1.25, at 95c
”‘Ladles' P. K. Skirts. good
quality, trimmed with Ham-
burg insertion, worth $1.69.
at $1.25
Children’s Gingham and Per-,
cale Dresses, sizes 2 to 10
years, regular prices 59c, .
69c and 750. at 47c
Children's Gingham French
Dresses. 111.1111 colors, trim-
med with Hamburg em-
broidery, sizes 2 to 4 years.
regular prices 981:, at 75c
Children's Sailor Suits, no its
« dot duck, striped 'percsle.
and plain color ’ginghuns,
sites 2 to 12 years, regular
'llflce 81.25,:1t 950
Childrens Hats, straw and
lawn combinations, regular
prices 761:. 98c and 81.25. ,
choice of the lot, 50c
“bodies White Lawn ‘Shlrt
“I Waists. hematltched tucks
‘ back and front, calls and col- 0
lat hematitched to match,
. regular price $1.50, at 31
Ladies’ Fine Lawn Dressing‘
Sacqueo and Kimonos, retu-
lar price 31, at '
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Norwalk Chronicler