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WEATHER FORECAST.
For, No walk and vicinity: Fair to
night an Saturday. N Light scattered
showers have occurred during the past
tv‘zet‘rty-f‘our ‘hpurs in the southern seo~
tions and along the Atlantic coast;
Cool. pleasant weather has prevailed.
in the western and central sections.
which includes the corn and wheat
belts. An area 0! high. pressure of
considerable magnitude is‘ ‘cen‘tl-ai ever
the Ohio valley. The temperature is
.rising slowly in the extreme" north-
west.
‘ Stanley; son of Mr. and Mrs. Lut-h
or M Wright. is ill at his home in (‘c-
dai street.
~Goods sold below 'cost on account
of removing. J. Schloss. if N. Main St.
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The Arlen Singing Society hold 11
rehearsal last night in Arion Hall in
Madison streeth
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Rev. W. W. T. Duncan will preach
in the West Norwaik Chapel Sunday
afternoon at 3: 30 o 'ci.ock
—-As pure as can be made—Lane's
Ice Cream.
street.
Pl ating.
George Miller of Meadow
empichd by the Norvvalk
Works is enjoying a vacation.
Raymond Bros. are unloading a car
go of 150 tons of pig iron for the Lock
wood Manufacturing C.ompauy
.-r‘ "' .N W .
”All kinds Jelly Tumblers Drink-
ing Classes Glass Pitchers, Lemon-
ade Sets étd sp‘octal‘ for Sat. and Mon.
M. S.. Smith 8!, Co. N
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Henry Illegolein of Woodward ave
one, hits secured a position with Meek
er & Farrell, the Water street plumb-
crs,
Thelivening Sentinel will be pub
iished tomorrow. and every Saturday
thereafter during‘Jn‘ly‘ and'August, at
1 o'clock.
Dr. Dick‘s Medicine cures Malaria.
The Bartenders" Union will hold a
meeting Sunday afternoon in Elks
Hall in South Main street. Only one
meeting a month will be held during
the summer.
——A1pine Straws. O'Brien's.
No datehasbeon set for playing olt'
thb handicap tournament of the Nor-
walk Golf Club which was interfered
with last Saturday by the rain and
had to be stopped for this reason.
——Su1all Legs Mutton 121,“ 1b.. Fore.
quarter's Sc. Hayes's. '
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The Connecticut Railway and Light.
lug Company has a force of men at
work on the Wilson Point road directly
south of the oil works replacing old
ties and putting the tracks in good con-
dition - .
An anchor weighing 14.0110 pounds
lies at Tolies' dock in Water street.
ready to be installed on William P.
Eno's handsome steam yacht Aquillo.
The anchor wasrast in Fair Haven.
Mass and is of solid iron.
Edward Riordan was tendered a sun
pried iparly Wedué‘llday evening. About.
titty at his friends. gathered at his
hoineb ln'i Plaitsville avenue, Norwslk;
and made merry the entire evening.
Refreshments were served.
Choice Young howl, .
Legs‘Canada Spring Lamb, 16c lb.
Block island Blue Fish, 100 in
Long Isiand‘Weak Fish, 80 lb.
Native Veal, ‘Spring‘ Chickens.
.HomeININralsed Vegetables fresh cv-
1,
‘ tar-yuan“. , , , ,
"at new 13315-51“;
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Plibllc M ritet
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16c lb ‘N
The lii1lE11d Sale rs a wonderful merchandise event.
It 11565 superior to all conditions of weather. ‘ . ,
Can’ tsan a great deal about it; haven’ 1 time. Even) minute is jammed with business. .
The sale is (living bigger dolla1$’-Worlhs than ever; shoppers see it and bug liberallu
and in eyenl section of the store.
You can’t go wrong in busing it the Mill End Sale.
between Mr. Leckhari and the store; annihing uou bull that 15 not Satisfactoru man be
returned and hour moneu refunded ,
Can you ask better proof of 0u1 faith 1n Hill End Bargains?
There is perfect (so-operation
' tucked collar and cuffs, regular value,
The Howland Dry Goods Company, Bridgeport
111.111.111.11. J.G.Gre1;ory entertain 1
ed a few friends last evening at thoh 1
home in Main. street :N‘nrwalln ‘
The Salvation Army“ will attend 111,11 1
vice With the Knight street c.1111 011 at ‘N
8 o'clock this evening All are wel-‘,
come. i
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~11 1111 line Straws. O’Brien's. 1
The chiefs of Cooke‘hoe Tribe 1.0 1
R M. of Norwalk will raise up this
evenlr‘rg by Deputy E. 'I‘. Bump, (lif
Bridgeport.
You will find the new White Duck
Ping Pong flats at Miss Ackcrman‘s
31 Main street Norwalk Dainty sum.-
mer Mlllinery of all descriptions. See
advertisement. ‘ _
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”Do you know the ice Cream Sand-
‘wichcs at lane's are all right“?
The Norwalk Hardware company
has just. had a large and handsome
projecting sign placed in front of their
store 1 Main street, Norwalk. The
affair is ten feet in length with raised
gold letters.
——All flavors Fresh Candy, 10c lb M.
S. Smith & Co .
The adlutant general has lesued an
order notifying First Lieutenant John
A Maher. commanding Company 0.
Fourth Regiment C. N G.. to call a
meeting‘of the command to nominate
by ballot a captain.
-——Rose Potatoes. 301: pk. F.D.L. 8: Co.
Union met last evening in the shop of
Gustave i’itzer in sthlngton streeté
and took action on a complaint against
a South Norwalk barber. 'l‘be,cxnct
nature of the complaint is not given
out for publication.
-llow Tennis Shoes, 4312.11. Schless.
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Word has been received from Rev
Charlton Strayer. of Baltimore, that
he has accepted the call from the
Greens Farms Congregational Church.
Mt. strayer is a- brother of Rev. Paul
Moore Strayer. pastor of the South
‘ Norwalk Congregational Church.
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——Dunlap Style Straws.
IO’ Brien' s.
Pastor T. B McConnell.
the Knight street A M. E. Church is
still hard at work getting subscriptions
to make repairs to the church building
which was badly damaged some
months ago by a retaining wall Wcollaps
or repairs will be considerable. .
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,——Balbrlgg‘sn Underwear ‘19071QJ'
Sold 11.
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The South Norwalk Fish Club has
hole ‘on the front of their building on
the Washington street bridge. Robert
The pole i ,
Jane: and a gold ilsh. the emblem.- of.
the club. Frederick Brock is at work
tod ,givlng the front a coat of green
pat greatly adding to the hppearanbe
of the building.
33‘ '80. N Main, em? :Haviland Street
sails More or r‘ so
utfit co N
three hard Rub- ‘ '
1 av NtLJethIlois're.
Night phone 15-5.
Elizabeth Stuart.
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‘ town from end to mid
Tire executive. board of the Barbers’ .
pastor of N
in; and crushing in one side. The cost.
instillaced a handsome turntables.
Brown mounted the affair yesterday; ‘N
chi-mounted by 11 weasel».
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STRATFOBD'B era‘smstr
.‘Piles of Dead Mussels on Kneli’s Is.
lan‘d‘ Dist‘urba the Old Town.
by a most powerfru and
odor
pernicious
whh 11 has penetrated the old
rose 11111111
the count 1.11
pressed.
rltlu‘irltics it will be s11p-‘
There is an island in iilf
Housatonlc 11101 which is known as;
The enterprising ‘oysterrnou 1
of the h‘nirficltl and New liamn county “
Knolls.
fraternity have found the place ocu-
vonient for storing mussels.
Tire mussels were piled 11p in great
heaps to die and they did not do n
parted from them. Stratford stood it
as long as it could—they 11151151011 ‘10
fish enrolls over there-wand then there
was a grand kick. The attention of
County Health Officer George Fl. 11111
was called to tho odorlfcrous disturb-
ance and he went promptly to work to
suppress it. He worked up the New
Haven county man in his line. Carle-
ton E. iioadlcy and the. two stopped
further deposits of shell fish. The
officers of the law also gave orders
that the big fish piles there must be
remove cd.
tract of Wild Strawberry has been our
ing summer complaint, dysentery, (liar
rhoca. blood flux. ‘paln in the stomach.
and it has never yet failed to do every
thing claimed for ‘it.
coufi's new Passro‘sur.
The “cilrec‘tor‘sfr‘if“tho Colt‘s l’atcnt
‘fll‘ire Arms Manufacturing Company
:have elected Lewis G. Grover
pricel-
dent and (ill‘l‘l tor to succeed the late
lion John 11. ilail.
Lewis 0. Grover. the new president
of the: Colt compnnicsywns born in
Springfield, Mass, and is now 53 years
of age.
edge of machinery and of the manu-
facture of metal in his youth. and at
Nan early age became foreman of
the Norwaik iron Works at Norwalk.
When in his 29th year. he was tailed
to the Whitney Arms Company in New
Haven and was the superintendent of
that establishment. When the late
John H. Hall took charge of the Colt
Companim Mr. Grover went to Hart
ford as the assistant superintendent
of the armory. He.- was soon after-
wards made the superintendent and
has. since had immediate charge of
the manufacturing.
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POSONING THE. SYSTEM.
It is through the bowels that the
bodyds cleansed o: impurities. Consti-
numerous at first. then unsightly?
eruptions and finally serious illness
unless a remedy is applied. DeWitt's
‘lzittle Early Risers prevent this tro‘u
ble by stimulating the liver and pm
mote easy healthy action of the bow-
els. 2.111151191111119 pills do not act visa
lentl‘y but by. strengthening the bowels
lord Pharmacy-
Amman wAs“ shsv.
sections: in customer: :the: month 0!
port.
with» a. volume of business amounting
till 320 900.
agate of $114,335 In the mitts:- o
ding operations for they . oath
Hartford had 30 with the estimate vs
no: bf structures
port twenty, with
‘ 58 565. . .
The citizens 1%.
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it and with the aid ofl
thing but send out the smells of a1
Bowery fish shop when life had dc- ~
,-——For forty years Dr. Fowler‘s lilx- ‘
lie gained a practical knowlr-
pangs keeps theseNpoisons in the s‘yso
tém‘;.cauling headache dullness and ‘
enable them to perform their own .
worlc. Never gripe or distress Cllf‘ ‘
The summary of the real estate tran '
More shows Hartugfi leading tgfidlist.
wit twom more are an go . ,
h Hdiitt‘cii‘d under {trial of se‘iyenty ‘
Bridgeport had 68 with do“
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Whylt Is
We do considerable work tor
ahe"‘1noderate means" people
figure with them,
because we.
for them
Let us figure ulth YOU‘.
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.207 East Washington St:
MEWWMM’E’K" EM"?
iN‘DlANS' RELIGIOUS CEKEMONYJ
Annual Event Being Held in the Moon.
talus Near Butte, Mont.
BUTTE. Month July llwA thousand
lndiaus from the Crmoek Cuippewrn:
Flathead Lemhi Blackfeet and other
nomadic tribes ave been gathering
are engaged in thalr 11111111111 r,cliglous‘
ceremony. known as the sun dance
which has its origin with the sun w;or-
strippers. The old and c1 ucl coir-1111111
ion of mating and ducting around a
pole with leather lh‘pngs tied to poles
and fastened with sticks in the breasts
of some of the braves are. strictly ob-
served 11nd tliu‘ wild dance continues
until the thongs tear out the flesh or
the lndinn falls exhausted.
The gathering of the tribes was kept
accretby the indlnns and the fact, of
its progress was only discovered by
prospectors who returned from the
mountains last night. 1
IF A MAN LiE TO YOU.
And say some other salvo, ointment.
lotion oil or alleged healer is as good
as Buckien's Arni‘ea Salvo tell him
thirty years of marvelous dunes of
Piles. Burns Bells Corns. FelOns. U1
cers N,‘Cuts Scolds. Bruises and Skin
Eruptions prove it‘s the best and
cheapest. 250. at F. ii Baxter’s drug
store.
in the mountnihs‘ twenty miles 51011111;
10! Butte for some weeks where they
, chant since that time. .
I la Frady, of tires. N. C.
1 BURGLAR 1111 A ClC‘iAE STORE.
NiVaIuable Collection of Pipes and $5
4 Taken in Stamford.
1 31111111111111 lulv 11~—rn.N 11111.net.
1111010. (11111111111111 by Wagner lit Moll. at
Main stlont was burglnrizod Wed
111111111 night. Money to the amount of
u was taken from the cash register.
.A gold nio‘untmi luiarwood pipe valued
111$? and fun or three pipes worth
..1bout. $3511 spiel-.11 wuo stolen. Mr
111/111mm was a former resident of
(South Norviailt.
1 it is believed that the (“'ratksman or
icracl‘rsmon were familiar with the
isnrroundinlzs. because of the evident
ease with which the cash register was
‘opcned. To gain an entrance to the
store a ladder was carried from a bus.
ness place- nearby and set against a
broken window at the ‘rcar of the to
boom store. it w as (easy then for the
intruder to slip in 11 hand and throw
loft the window fastener. This done
he had only to raise the window and
inlet) into the store.
in the 1111111111 for plunder. the thief
idldnt seem inclined to tamper with
line cigars and other tobacco with
111 hit 11 the store is stocked.
1 Robert Hoyt. a room: man formerly
in the employ of the firm, was taken
‘Nlnlo custody on suspicion of knowing
geomething about the robbery yester-
1day morning it is said that Hoyt was
:scen in the vicinity of the tobacco
store. about I unlock. yesterday morn-
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The police believe that more than
one person Was implicated in the bur-
glary. The members of the firm bare
not been able to ascertain yet whether
any of their large stock of cigars and
tobacco was taken
DON’T FAIL TO TRY THis.N
Whenever an honest trial is given to
Electric Bitters for any trouble it is re
commended for a permanent core will
surely be effected; "it never fails to
tone the stomach. regulaterthe‘kidneys
and bowels. stimulate .the 'llv‘or. invlg.
orator the nerves and purify‘the blood
it's a wonderful tonic: for sundown
systems. Electric Bitters positively
cures Kidneyand Liver-Troubles; Sto-
mach, Disorders. ' Nervousuess. Sleep-
lessness. Rheumatism. Neuralgia. and
expels Malaria- Satisfaction guaran~
teed by RH Baxter. Onlyi‘io cents.
GENERALwFREDERICK DEAD.
0MAHA,'July 11-General Calvin H.
Frederick. seventydour years old, for-N
meriy ‘of the regular army. died here
yesterday-after a lingering illness- in
the civil war he rose from colonel of
unfliinois regiment to a brevet briga-
dietgenerai." n-After. the war he was
commissioned a first lieutenant in the
regular service. and left the army in
1870 with the rank at major settling
in Omaha. where he has been a mer
Let our lady friends read this ex-
pression of appreciation from Mrs 1.111
of wot-gds to. ddequate express. my ap-
cremation ct harden Liver Pills ‘apd
was a great sufferer.
e u ’of this treat
e completely changed
of suxérln to health“-
fut enjoym 11.1. I recommen the treat;
as‘ a surem one of escape from a life
1110." On .‘
‘ tsfact'or
‘ skirt, at $1.98.
"1 an: void,
meat 0 31111 ring Women everywhere;
of misuse!“ believing that they Will do'
for you eve what they have done for
R.‘ Plats ted.
e board will he sat-: ,
‘ Inch and to the 11.11:»
oads. . Mom rs of the board say they .
N ttled b "
Warm Weathe
DAINTY WHITE WAISTS.
We keep the wash waist activity
ageing by such values as the following.
This time it’s white waists, but there’s
also hundreds of pretty Janey waists
to choose from.
Ladlcs’ whito lawn shirt waists
tucked front and back. bishop sleeves,
tucked collar and cuffs, regular price.
$1. 25. at :11.
Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists,
tucked and insertion trimmed front.
low collar and short sleeves, regular
value $1.75, at $1.39. .
Lndles' white lawn shirt waists.
clustered tucks, six rows of insertion,
$1.98; those at $1.50.
Ladles' white lawn shirt waists.
tucked front and back bishop
sleeves, regular value $2.25. at $1.69.
THE IBATHING SUITS. ‘
Bathing time is about doc. A large.
1y increasing business demands a
largely increased stock to satisfactor-
ily meet the demand. You'll find this
complete. You'll find qualities right:
styles right and prices most inviting.
Women‘s black mohair buth1ng
suits. white braid trimmed, gored
Wurnen‘s block, navy mohair bath
1111; suits. braid trimmed. short puff
sleeves. at $2.50,
Women’s moba‘ir bathing suits in
black or navy, white sailor collar.
braid trimmed. at $4.49.
Misses bathing suits in black or
navy . white braid trimmed at $1 98
An important Selling of Whlle Wars
The Big Equipment of Bathing Suits.
Extraordinaru 1101,5511 Values.
bathing suit equipment of ours most ‘
r . Underwear.
SOME SPECIALS FROM THE
STOCKING SECTION.
We' vo planned for a few days 1
traordinary hosiery selling. Womoii.’
hosiery; children's hosiery; .
socks. Pay you to make c‘arefrl
prompt investigation of the diffei‘e‘il
items offered
Ladles’ first black drop stitch hill!
the quality, at 12%0 pair. . .
Ladies‘ lace iisch hose, fast hint;
at special price now,170 pair. '
Cbildrens fast black ribbed h
value 190 a. pair, at 12%0. .‘
Children's last block ribbe ‘h .
double knee and heels regular .11”.
250. at special price now 17c‘p r
45 1102. men’s fast black hat .
regular value 1511, now ‘100 I‘ia‘i‘
Men’s extra fine quality fashbliw
half hose. ‘lisl e finish; 250 ql‘iailt
special for this week, 150 pair.
WARM WEATHER unoaa'w
The thin sorts of underwéa 1
men, women and children are a
much in demand just now. Some:
agents makes these prices pos
Ladies' jersey ribbed vests},
171: quality; new 121410. ‘1
Ladies white ribbed vest
trimmed regular value 3911:1197},
Ladies" jersey ribbed um “it
pants lace trimmed value 360 a ‘25
Men’s balbriggan shirts. i 01
short sleeves drawers Nto mat
uiar value 29c. 250 each.
Men's French balbr'lggan phi
long or short sleeves; dra‘we
match 500 quality, nbw 390. '
Men‘s bathing suits all sizes from
750 to $2. 98.
83 81 85 Washington Street. South Norwalk
1shlrts and drawers, 1111110 390,
each. _
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, Phone 1:12.
Repairing
of any kind Of
Machinery
and
Generaljobbz'ng.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G co.
1 W. R. THOMPSON, Manager. ‘
50 WATER 57.. $0. NORWALK.
LONGMAN
MARTINEZ
PAINTS.
IT IS DONE WITHOUT COST
And when mad’d‘ ready for use actual
cost about
11. 25 A-eALLON
- Sole Agents.
COMSTOCK. WATKINS ‘. DOW.
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N- Ar Ali; Recess.
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‘l SAVED A ‘BOY’ 8 UP
1 Mrs. Captain 11’. Hubbard 11
‘ford i)ol.. any“: “Brazilian Balm
god my boy‘ 5 1110.119 began his '
the one we lost with croup. We‘ git
‘ him a low doses. 110 quickly (1101911
3 ‘to sleep and was all right in the m.
nirrg.’ For sale by R. H. Plaiste .
11.13axtcr, and The 0111101 1"
macy. ‘
JUDGE HARRISON'S FEE $16
NE W HAVEN. July 11-in the ho‘fin
log of the 111 photo course yester
the estate of the late Henry ‘8.
Judge Lotion F‘ Barnes. 0! Write ,
whosr clients the Hoadicvs of We...
bury. assert that the estate ‘sh id
be icmored from (‘onnectlcu
tioncd Judge 1.1 nde Harriso‘ co
ing the condition of the eata‘te
IHarrison said his fee as an exec
amounted to $161625 Ho .0311)
that the fee was based upon .th
York valuation of the estate.
0011. Judge Harrison said this .
some fees $161, 1125 were paid to
ec‘utors Tilley of Darien and Er’ir‘i
of New York the latter of whom ’
signed at the time of Judge Harri
resignation
There are more sufferers fro
stipation than from any otho
, of our race; there is a lon‘ .
annoying 1118 as a direct 1‘ ul ‘
there is nothing so effective
treatment as Ramon’ 5 Liver Pl
Tonic Pellets. 2pc, sample free.
ll. Plaisted. .
PLYMOUTH TAKES PRiSCiL
PLACE!
NEW HAVEN July 117-41115
Manger Chamberlain. ‘
York. New Haven on
road, has been engag
the schedule of Sound steaxiiei‘é
the place of the Priscilla, dam
collision Wednesday. The step.
mouth will be taken‘iorth
Providence line and put inp
Priscilla. The City of Loviieil
transferred from New London
Providence summer line;
will be taken from Stoni '
the Providence line. while
and Northern will run on
too line.
Norwalk Chronicler